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PAGE TWENTY-EIGHT - MANCHESTER KVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Wed., Jail. :i. 1979 I Driggs-Genovese j ^*l»»Linii.iiiiiniiii« in I — r-T-rnrrmrTnOTr^ Lucy Marie Genovese of New Britain and Donald Dn Driggs of Manchester were married Oct. 13 at St. Jerome Prayer, Pomp Mark Soviets Say Big Mac Church in New Britain. By Jan Warren Outlook on Finance Complete Schdolboy^ The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Second Thought Grasso Inauguration Shows WhaPs ^rong Good in Manchester Basketball Roundup Genovese of New Britain. The bridegroom is the son of Page 2 Mr. an4 Mrs. Alfred W. Driggs Jr. of'616 N. Main St., Page 4 Page 10 Page 11 Manchester. The Rev. Robert L. Callahan of St. Jerome Church per­ formed the double-ring ceremony. Rick Daddario of New Britain was organist and soloist. The altar was decorated T h e G R A S L u t ... ■tvv, fJHm with floral centerpieces. The bride, given in marriage by her father, wore a HianrI|PBtpr white knit jersey A-line gown with floral venise lace on Mmmmmm, Mmmmmm Good! the bodice and designed with Queen Anne neckline, long Wl Mostly Sunny Last night when I put a glob of hard released to the general public in husband. “Mark my words, when this' tapered sleeves, and floral lace edging the skirt hemline about six months. Continued Cold and attached chapel train. Her cathedral-length mantilla sauce (leftover from the Christmas list comes out, Julia Child will turn Just to tease the public palate, a was dotted with floral appliques and attached to a feast) on my apple pie, my husband the ingredients into some great Details on page 2 * Camelot cap trimmed with floral accents. She gave me a two-minute lecture on the few items have been revealed in ad­ gourmet dishes. Why I’ll bet she carried a colonial bouquet or roses, carnations and baby’s dangers of cholesterol. vance. In addition to licorice, the list could take those first six ingredients includes: caffeine, monosodium W breath. "This is ridiculous," I said. “It’s and make a delicious dessert. Maybe Mrs. Susan Sweet of East Hampton, the bridegroom’s getting so that everything that tastesi glutamate, sugar, nutmeg and mace. a flaming licorice souffle." Bus Coming iEuming sister, was matron of honor. Bridesmaids were Miss good is a potential killer. It either MANCHESTER - The town Vol. XCVIII, No. 79 — Manchester, Conn., Thursday, January 4, 1979 Marilynn Genovese and Miss Lorraine Genovese, both of clogs your arteries, causes cancer, "1 don’t know why you’re so My husband is right. The GRAS list I » A Family NEWSpaper Since 1881 > 20e Single Copy « 15$ Home Dellvarad -Si* or makes you sterile.” excited," I said to my husband. “In will be a challenge to Julia Child and, finally is scheduled to receive a ■ - V New Britain and sisters of the bride; and Miss Judi I mini-bus for its transportation Plasky and Miss Patti Lamb, both of New Britain. ‘iNot so," said my husband, the first place the government is under the wizardy of her spoons and pushing the evening paper under my playing it cool. The GRAS list means, beaters, GRAS (Generally system for elderly and han- James Thomson of Manchester served as best man. I dicapped residents. Ushers were David Sweet of Cromwell, the bridegroom’s nose. "Look! The Food and Drug Ad­ generally recognized as safe not Recognized as Safe) will take on a se­ nephew: Tom Nussdorf of Manchester; and Paul Melluz- ministration is coming up with a list 1007o safe. Therefore, any time they cond meaning (Gourmet Recipes The bus is supposed to arrive I Friday at 1:30 p.m., Laine Dyer, zo and Savino Melluzzo, both of New Britain. of safe foods. It’s called the GRAS want, they can decide that licorice Assumed Safe.) And I agree, Julia I human services aide, said. A reception was held at the Marco Polo Restaurant in list and, hey . . . it includes licorice, I causes the black plague in laboratory probably could turn out a good Viets Seize Cambodia Land Mr. and Mrs. Donald Driggs dessert with nothing but sugar, The town has had a transporta­ East Hartford, after which the couple left for Bermuda. like licorice!" rats and cross it off the list. And real­ BANGKOK, Thailand (UPI) - According to the newspaper, the ly, even if you could eat all you mace, caffeine, monosodium tion system since March, but both request for U.N, debate on the Viet­ country and launched heavy attacks They are residing in Enfield. Vietnamese troops and warplanes namese invasion. between Christmas and New Year’s namese have moved across the ------Book on Prinze------GRAS list (that’s governmentese for wanted of these things, who wants glutamate and licorice. mini-buses have been rented. Two along highways and rivers south of Day. This was considered an Mrs. Driggs is employed as a secretary at Kaman buses the town will buy have been have penetrated 100 miles into Cam­ State Department spokesman Hod- Mekong River at Kampong Cham, a Generally Recognized as Safe), in­ to?” I just think it would taste better Phnom Penh, latest reports said. exaggeration by most observers. HOLLYWOOD (UPI) - vance. Mrs. Preutzel said Aerospace Corporation in Bloomfield. Mr. Driggs is on order for more than a year. bodia with an eight-pronged attack ding Carter said information in­ key province capital 45 miles employed as a time standard analyst at Pratt & Whitney cludes some 600 items and will be “Don’t be so negative,” said my with a glob of hard sauce on top. Radio Phnom Penh, in broadcasts There was no independent confir­ Maria Pruetzel. mother of she was compelled to write One of these will arrive Friday, and have captured a quarter of the dicated Vietnamese forces have monitored in Bangkok today, said northeast of Phnom Penh; Division of United Technologies Corp. in East Hartford. mation of the latest battle reports. the late comedian Freddie the book because she is It is supposed to be equipped with country, reports said today. taken the Cambodian town of Kra —Vietnamese were moving up He is also currently attending Central Connecticut State I Vietnamese warplanes were But piecing together various ac­ Prinze. has written a book convinced her son did not I a lift for handicapped riders. Radio Phnom Penh praised Tie, and were threatening the provin­ preceding the ground force, softening highways 1, 2 and 3 from the border about her son. According to commit suicide, and to College in New Britain part time, where he is working In the Service resistance by Cambodian troops, but counts, this appeared to be the towards Phnom Penh from bases cial capital Kompong Chan. up resistance in Cambodian towns situation: a spokesman for Mrs. warn parents of the toward a bachelor’s degree in industrial technology. said a delegation would fly to the Cambodia has protested the inva­ and cities. west of Ho Chi Minh City and the Pruetzel, some 270,000 dangers of drugs to their (Javette photo) A irm an M ilton B. He graduated from Full Support United Nations next week to seek in­ sion in a letter to U.N. Secretary -T he invasion force controls the Mekong Delta province of Chau Doc; Wallace G, Dozier, son of Latulippe of- 35 Allan Greenberg, son of Mr. and Manchester High School in The official Cambodian Radio said entire upper Mekong, having pushed copies have been sold in ad- offspring. MANCHESTER - Thel ternational aid to halt what appears General Kurt Waldheim, but has not —A major Vietnamese force in Mrs. Beulah M. Dozier of Drive, Vernon, has been Mrs. Stanley Greenberg of 1978. eight separate battlefronts had been to northernmost Stung Treng 4 executive committee of the local to be a Vietnamese juggernaut. yet requested a full Security Council extreme southwestern Vietnam West Palm Beach, Fla., assigned to Keesler AFB, 12 Lilley St., Manchester, set up by the invasion force, ranging province capital on the river, 100 and Wallace E. Dozier of 30 Miss., after completing Air I Democratic Party has given un­ In Washington, the State Depart­ debate. along the entire frontier, pushed across Cambodia’s only has been assigned to Navy Seaman Recruit ment said Wednesday the United miles from the Vietnamese frontier southern railway to Phnom Penh and Hickory Drive, Coventry, Force basic training at Euhlan G. Bossie, son of animous endorsement to the par- The Vietnamese forces have Phnom Penh claimed 14,100 Viet­ Births Keesler AFB, Miss., after States would support a Cambodian secured the entire northeast of the where it started Christmas Day; was moving to cut Highway 4. was recently promoted to Lackland AFB. Texas. completing Air Force basic Cional J. Bossie of Vernon, I ty’s six members on the Town namese were killed on the Iron" —Under heavy air cover, Viet­ Board of Directors. Army staff sergeant in She will now receive training at Lackland AFB, has completed the Basic I MrKeever, Meghan Elizahelli, and Jane Medlin Allen of 70 Union Mara, Andrew William, son of Kaiserslautern, Germany, specialized training in the Texas. Enlisted Course at Naval The resolution gives the six daughter of Lt. Col. Peter and Bar­ St.. Rockville. He was born Dec. 26 at Robert W. and Mary Jane Tedford where he is a parachute air operations field. I directors the “full and unqualified Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her Airman Greenberg will Subm arine School in bara Dunn McKeever of Darmstadt, Vaira of 142 Charter Oak St., rigger with the 5th She graduated from Groton. I support" of the committee. The 18 Germany. She was born Dec. 17 in maternal grandparents are Mr. and Manchester. He was born Dec. 27 at now receive specialized Quartermaster Detach­ Coventry High School in training in the ad­ He joined the Navy in I members of the executive com- Evacuees Fly Darmstadt, Germany. Her maternal Mrs. Lindsley D. Medlin Sr. of Short Manchester Memorial Hospital. His mittee are considered the leaders ment. 1978. ministrative field. July J978. I grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Hills, N.J. Her maternal great- maternal grandparents are Mr. and He was graduated from I of the party. All are expected to | Lawrence Dunn of 8 Hartland Road, grandparents are Rose Caso of Short Mrs. Stanley Nichols of Burnham Hillhouse High School in I sign the resolution. Manchester. Her paternal grand­ Hills, N.J. and George Medlin of Street, Manchester. His paternal New Haven in 1966 and Chatham, N.J. His paternal great- grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Without Radar parents are Mr. and Mrs. Maurice entered the Army in 1968. Lettuce Prices McKeever of Jensen’s Beach, Fla. grandparents are Mildred Rustum of Kenneth YJara of 99 St. John St., His wife, Christa, is with Her maternal great-grandmother is Irvington, N.J., and Michelle Manchester, His maternal great­ him in Germany, WASHINGTON (UPI) - Thel TEHRAN, Iran (UPI) — Airliners spokesman for the airline said. Mrs. Lillian Dunn of Rocky Hill. She Rustum, also of Irvington, His grandmother is Mrs. Lillian Tedford I government says there’s no truth carrying Iranian and foreign An Air India jet carried families of maternal great-great-grandmother is cumhertand farms has six brothers. Michael, 11, of Academy Street, Manchester. Airman M argaret E. to reports retail iceberg lettuce evacuees took off without radar Indian doctors and many Westerners Stephen, 9, David, 8, Douglas. 6, Florence Medlin of Chatham, N.J. Rinaldi, daughter of Mr. prices might rise to $2 a head assistance today as military experts seeking connections to homes in Kevin, 5, and Mark. 2. and Mrs. Anthony M. because of damage from a worm | substituted for striking air traffic Europe and the United States, an air­ controllers. Malionry, Richard Joseph Jr., Rinaldi of South Windsor, I immune to pesticides. line source said. Giard, Elizalirth .Annr, daughter son of Richard J. and Jewel McGin­ has been selected for “There is no foundation to I In the southern city of Shiraz, Flights scheduled to land and take of Edward J. and Frances Gallo nis Mahoney of 15D Forest St., FrakcB, (a duiighicr), born to technical training at I rumors that half of this year’s troops today opened fire and used off were told they would be operating Giard of 32A Ambassador Drive, Manchester. He was born Dec. 26 at James and Norma Jean Taggart Brooks AFB, Texas, in the winter crop of iceberg lettuce will I tear gas to disperse anti-shah without radar and at their own risk. Manchester Memorial Hospital. His Manchester. She was bom Dec, 25 at Frakes of Salt Lake City, Utah. She Air Force medical service be destroyed by the budworm,” demonstrators, according to the The Iranian Air Force Wednesday maternal grandmother is Elizabeth state-run Radio Iran. Demonstrators Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her was born Dec. 27 at University field. said Agriculture Department] took over the airport’s traffic control J maternal grandmother is Mrs. Laferla of Middletown, His paternal Medical Center at Salt Lake. Her She recently completed I economist William Paterson. set fires in the streets, the radio towers in response lo a wildcat strike William J.V. Gallo of Manchester. grandmother is Doris Mahoney of 56 maternal grandfather is Stewart basic training at Lackland "The cold snap in early] reported without giving any account by controllers opposing the shah. Her paternal grandparents are Mr. Lenox St., Manchester. His maternal Taggart of Torrance, Calif. Her AFB, Texas. She graduated I December sent prices up to $6 a of damage or casualties in the More'than a dozen other major Ira­ shooting. and Mrs. Edward S. Giard of great-grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. maternal great-grandparents are from South Windsor High HOMOGEN!ZED\ carton (of 24 heads) and they are nian airports were reported shut Manchester, She has a brother, Richard Bedrossian of Hartford. He Mr. and Mrs. William F. (Frank) School in 1978, I now in the $6 to $7 range," he said. | ^ M 'i' Troops fired on a crowd near a gas down, sources said. Christopher. 3. has a sister, Jennifer Lynn, 23 Taggart of 105G Bluefield Drive, station in the northern quarter of The airports closed after the bulk months. Manchester. Tehran. No casualties could be con­ of foreigners wanting to flee Iran A irm an C h ery l A. Sick Doctors Robert Weiss, Manchester rown manager, Jodaitis, water and sewer administrator, firmed. .Allan, Paul Jr., son Of Paul Sr. Latulippe, daughter of Mr. MILK explains the cost of the new pipe to transmit left. But hundreds more were in left, and Glastonbury Town Manager Donald An expected meeting between Shah hotels in Tehran and others were and Mrs. Maurice A. NEW YORK (U PI)- “Patients I water from a treatment facility in I may be taking great risks with Peach were there to answer questions as Mohmmed Reza Pahlavi and stranded in the provinces due to a Junk Foo'^ I sick doctors, especially mentally Manchesrer to users in Glastonbury. Frank well. (Herald photo by Maynard) premier-designate Shahpour breakdown of land communications, $1 ] sick doctors," Dr, Robert E. Bakhtiar did not take place today. Of­ which included a strike by railroad PMEHURST FEATURES U.SM CHOICE STEAKS ficials said Bakhtiar would meet the workers. Gallon I Jones, said in the January issue of Has Defender every steak with a lull tenderloin! “The Sciences,” a publication of shah after the Persian weekend, Nationwide trucking services used No Return ] the New York Academy off which ends Friday, “either with a to transport food were paralyzed by a By Gaynor Maddox more nutrient-dense diet be­ Popular 99c I Sciences. Glastonbury Plans Poll list or with his ministers.” continuing gasoline shortage caused A Pan Am jet packed with There is a revolutionary of cause she is eating less food. SPECIALS... SIRLOIN $ 0 Q Q WITH COUPON Jones, a psychiatrist, said doc- by the oil workers strike. sorts in Michigan State She can ill afford to include New Weaver ./ Itors are more prone to Iranians, Americans and other Huge queues formed at the few ^as N very many low nutrient-den­ University’s Department of CHICKEN STEAKS lb I alcoholism, drug addiction, foreiners left for Frankfurt, followed stations and kerosene stores still Food Science and Human sity foods in her diet.” by a Lufthansa jet that flew home Nutrition. The message Leveille de­ BOLOGNA I depression and suicide than other functioning, pposition sources said He is Dr. Gilbert A. livers is not difficult to I people and less likely to seek On Water Alternatives West German personnel and families that supplies to the capital’s 4.5 Same great taata with Leveille, department chair­ digest. PORTERHOUSE $ 0 C O I professional help. And, even if Vigneau said the MDC charter uprooted by Iran's continuing million residents, 1.5 million cars man and specialist in nutri­ “Fundamentally, a bal­ Ism calorlae, leu (at costs. He said his town had the right political tui-moil. than regular bologna. it',! they are put in a hospital, they are By CHARLIE MAYNARD prohibits it going into an area where to recover any special costs for ser­ and several thousand bakeries hit by tion and biochemistry. anced diet based on selec­ STEAKS ,b Two British Airways airliners “left tions from the four food less likely to remain in treatment ] Herald Reporler there already is water service. If ving the Glastonbury users and the fuel shortage might improve by Leveille says there simply on schedule" for London, a Saturday. are no “good” or “bad" groups (dairy, meat, vegeta­ „ 9 9 « TENDER SKINNED TOBIN let PRIZE CLIP THIS COUPON ] than other patients are, he said. GLASTONBURY — Glastonbury Manchester decided to relinguish the rejected arguements that the $1.5 foods. ble-fruit and cereal) is still DEVEINED ALL BEEF users of the Manchester water ser­ franchise, he said the 25 com­ million be borne by Manchester As a nationally recognized as good as anything we vice will be asked to indicate their expert in his field, Leveille is have,” he advises. LIVER FRANKS Mental Health missioners of the metropolitan dis­ residents as well. t i ^ g to help eradicate the Leveille does not approve Weaver’s preference of water suppliers soon trict would have to approve of the “It’s the town of Manchester which guilt associated with eating of the current movement to CHICKEN by a poll of property owners. franchise acquisition by a two-thirds is applying its full faith and credit,” President Heads HOUSTON (UPI) - A protein ] junk foods such as potato ban vending machines from . 79« * 1 . 6 9 Some of the 270 users of the present vote. schools to discourage snack FRANKS produced by an abnormal gene said Weiss. "Does Glastonbury want chips, soda pop, french fries 1st PRIZE system heard proposals Wednesday The vote to acquire the franchise and chocolate bars. consumption. I has been detected in brains after to provide its full faith and credit? I “Even if a food contains "Banning something is SHURFINE MOTHER GOOSE cumhaH'aiHl faiuns I death that may be a biochemical night from officials of the would go to voters of all seven don’t think so.” rarely a solution," he says. . 9 9 « cumherlanil farms Manchester water department and member towns in the MDC. The Despite the cheaper costs of the To Europe Talks so-called empty calories, it RACON LIVERWURST lititiidili buy a combo of one of I clue indicating people may inherit still has some nutrient “’The notion that kids are Our Third I a vulnerability to severe mental members of the Metrojiolitan seven towns are East Hartford, MDC service, the property owners WASHINGTON (UPI) - President The other leaders are expected to value,” says Leveille. filling up on soft drinks and each Weaver or a 2-lb. lb. * 1 .4 9 ALL NATURAL District Commission. Manchester [itato chips doesn’t hold.” , . * 1 . 8 9 I depression, a California scientist Bloomfield. Windsor, Hartford, present were disgruntled that they Carter flees today from. seek "assurances and clarifications” He believes eaters should lot of Franks or was offering treated water at a $1,5 Newington, Wethersfield and Rocky understand the values of Ke explains that milk was Bologna for 89t lb. OU Ftthionad I reports. He said he is searching might pay the costs of putting in the Washington’s freezing weather and of U.S. policy regarding European frequently listed as a top BREAD million price tag while MDC officials Hill. system, but any future users would different foods. His idea of SIZZLEAN PINEHURST JUMBO 20 Az. LOAF ICE CREAM for a method to locate it in the heads for an informal political sum­ security, particularly against Soviet understanding includes a snack by children who took BREAKFAST STRIPS ] living. said they could service the families The costs to each user would be $3,- only pay for hooking into the system. mit conference with the Big Three military expansion. American policy “nutrient-density” analysis, part in a recent survey. SAUSAGE MEAT Flavor of tha Month at half the cost. 000 and under the present charter CAIN’S ■jy- Dr. David E. Comings of the ] In effect, one charged, they would be European leaders on the sun-bathed makers are studying the question of which compares the amount The nutritionist doesn't . 12 oz. * 1 .3 9 lb. * 1 .5 9 swill CHOCOIATI N'FUDOI Town Council Chairman Henry would be payable in four installments subsidizing the Buckingham Village of nutrients provided by a mince words when it comes MAYONNAISE City of Hope National Medical island of Guadeloupe in the Carib­ beefing up Europe’s nuclear defenses food to its energy (or calo­ to the health food craze V. Center in Duarte, Calif., said in a Kinne said the administration would over three years. There may be center if it was ever completed and bean. against the threat of the Soviets SS-20 rie) content. among some adolescents. qf. 9 9 ‘ .w * 1 1 0 i ; ; . ' I telephone interview Wednesday draw up a list of alternatives and the possibility that the cost could be opted for the water service. Carter will meet for three days missile. To explain how this con­ He says health-food devo­ ZIW GoRon l J U W costs and present the information to extended over 15 years, as is done for The meeting lasted nearly three PInehurst Freezer Special I night, “This is a basic research with French President Valery It was understood the European cept enters into food choices, tees may find the products the users. They would then vote for hours as officials, town council psychologically appealing, VERIBEST FRESH Whole Packer Cut U.S.D.A. Choice I finding and does not have any im- sewer charges, but no definite com­ Giscard d’Estaing, British Prime leaders also want updated reports Leveille compares food re­ the water service they would prefer mitment could be made. quirements of a teen-age boy but lower-cost alternatives LARGE EGGS I mediate applicability to treat- members and Glastonbury Town Minister James Callaghan and West from Carter on the strategic arms and girl. can usually be found in the TOP SIRLOINS...... ,. n ,9 8 cumhet^and farms cumheriamf farms I ment. "Severe mental depression j to have among the alternatives. The rest of the town of Glastonbury Manager Donald Peach fielded German Chancellor Helmut Schmidt talks with the Soyiets; the outlook for “Generally a teen-age boy supermarket. (2 or 3 Roaata — Freezer wrapped) r t j , j no%njRE I is a disorder that affects one of Kinne said he hoped to have the in­ receives service, but is not a questions from the audience. The in the informal tropical setting. peace in the Middle East based on , . . 9 9 « f f M U U i fresh from concaitrate FLORIDA 100% Purt will be very active, have a Similarly, Leveille says ■\s I every 100 Americans. formation out to each of the 270 users member of the MDC. It would not be town of Manchester is seeking a com­ The allied leaders have met at two the Camp David accords; Western high energy requirement food supplements like GRAPmiuir within tw'j or three weeks. involved in the referendum, which mitment from the Glastonbury users and be eating a lot of food, so falfa or yeast tablets make ORANGE previous economic summit con­ security issues, particularly in the his individual choices need no significant nutritional CHICKEN Special on 8 ie n l»’s boneless smoked At the meeting, which was held in could be 20 months which may not be in order to prepare for a referendum, ferences and decided a free-wheeling areas of nuclear defense; the not emphasize high nutrient- contribution despite their Oil in China the Gideon Welles School held for another 20 months. Weiss said voters would be asked to gathering without the restraints of a possibility of a summit meeting density foods," says claims to the contrary. NOOOLESOUP PORK BUTTiS (DaleyButts) ...,1b. *1.79 JUICE, auditorium, Manchester Town Weiss said Manchester would have approve a $15 to $18 million bond at a JUICE WASHINGTON (UPI) - China ] formal agenda, a team of advisers, between Carter and Soviet' leader Leveille. According to Leveille, from Campbsfli Mora Polish Klalbata and Kiaks Frath from Concmitrata |eg: Manager Robert Weiss and Water to supply more pipe mileage to serve referendum scheduled for April or and a final communique, would be Leonid Brezhnev, and the U.S. “On the other hand, a most vitamin tablets are Also Hungarian HURKA from Stanley I is potentially a very important and Sewer Administrator Robert probably a waste of money. producer of crude oil whose im­ Glastonbury, resulting in the higher Mav. beneficial. diplomatic recognition of China. teen-age girl may be less HALF Jodaitis explained the special costs 4 active, not growing as rap­ And, he says, taking vita­ 5 | 9 9 « portance will increase as more GALLON HALF ( V for serving Glastonbury. They idly as her male counterpart mins can encourage the po­ exploration and discoveries oc­ and often more concerned tentially dangerous habit of Semi Boneteas Gem Heme ...... lb. $1.99 GALLON. received some sharp barbs and about keeping her weight pill popping. With Coupon Bilow cur, a research geologist of the heated complaints in return. down," he continues. (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN.I S&WCORN U.S. Geological Survey said | Two Left in GOP Chairman Race "Therefore, she must have a Weiss said the costs of bringing Cream or Whole Come to PInehurst lor the verlbest ] today. • By GREG PEARSON Chicken Breasts and Legs ...... Chickens. im w e p e P A f laim M Dr. Edward C.T. Chao also told I treated water from the Globe Hollow Swensson, the party's vice volvement and not enough of his ser­ Kernel facility back to Glastonbury would be Herald Rr|iorter party division. 16 and 17 oz. cane I the annual meeting of the | chairwoman, has heen"‘acting vice to the Republican Party and the “The best interest of the party isn’t American Association for the Ad­ $1.5 million for the extra pipe MANCHESTER — The race for chairwoman, but she said she woulil community. 2579‘ mileage plus a pumping station and going to be served by a floor fight,” Sale continues on 3 lb. very Lean vancement of Science that the I Republican town chairman has continue in that role only if no other Along with his party work, he has an elevated tower. he said. KRAKUS IMPORTED HAMS ...... at $6.99 each People’s Republic of China is narrowed to two as Wallace Irish Jr. candidates (jinight the job. received tlie Jaycees’ Distinguished The party has had two primary The cost divided among the users modernizing its approach to earth has dropped from the competition. Irish, who has been active in the Service Award and has served on the battles and two races f^r town chair­ PILLSOURY FLOUR would be $6,000 and payable over 20 sciences, and is not far behind the | Irish, citing his concern about divi­ pai ty for 10 years and is a member of Bicentennial Commission and the man since 1976. All have weakened 5 i6 9 « LANGOSTINOS...... i2oz.pkg. $ 3 .6 9 years. There would be no charge in CLASSIFIED ADS West in those fields. sion in the party and his qnger that the Republican State Central Com­ Charter Revision Commission. the party some, Irish said. replacing the wooden water pipe his involvement in the Eighth mittee, lost to Ferguson in the elec­ He termed the frequent mention of Cornish Hens The two races for town chairman which runs from the Buckingham Utilities District has become an tion for the parly chairman in 1976. his district work as "character EVERY Plllebury Swirl Resevoir into Manchester. occurred in 1976,. Irish vs. Ferguson, Inside Today issue, announced this morning that Ho said that in tliis race many have assassination" and said, “Some peo­ the DAY FUDGE MARBLE r.'.s However, MDC officials said the and in 1978, Ferguson against Scott A apeclal on 20 to 21 lb. Shurfine ' he will withdraw. mentioned his involvement in the ple are trying to stigmatize me for AND CAKE I Classified...... 16-18 corhmission could pick up service for Clendaniel. The two primaries were GRAOE A TURKEYS ...... ib 79« Two other announced candidates. Eighth Utilities Dislricl Fire Depart­ speaking out for my neighborhood.” result IN the 270 users at a cost of $750,000, in 1976, Marion Mercer vs. Fred Peck Ig. box * 1 .3 9 I tht RMt to Limit OuintitiM SALE ifEMS Through JAH.7,t979 Richard Weinstein and Robert Von ment as a detriment to his run for the He said some party members for party registrar of voters, and in MANY j Editorial ...... 9 although cautioning that the figure Deck, still are seeking the GOP town thairmaiiship. would prefer to battle fellow 1978, Peck vs. Walter Joyner for the WAYS Entertainment ...... 14 was a rough estimate. chairmanship. Thomas Ferguson getter At PInehurst. 302 Main, buy Cycle §3 Dog Food 5 lb. b a g ...... $1.69 Fam ily...... 8 He serves as assistant fire marshal Republicans rather than Democrats. party’s 12th Assembly District cum herland farm s "Technically, we can provide ser­ resigned from the position Dec. 31 to and public information officer for the ’T m not going to add any fuel to )>H0NE ^ Stove Oven Liners, pkg. of 2 $1.69 Work Gloves Gardening ...... 15 vices immediately,” said Donald nomination. <. 1200 stores th e re 's one near yo u ' Obituaries ...... lo enter a business venture with his Eighth District, two positions he that fire,” Irish said. While he personally was interested 6 4 3 -2 7 1 1 J Vigneau, chairman of the water wife, Vivian. O pen 7 (l.iys for yoor convenience Sports...... 11-13 would have resigned from if elected Along with the concerns about his in .serving as town chairman, Irish CLABSIFIED ADVEBTIBINQ bureau and a commissioner from [Television ...... M4 The Republican Town Committee town chairman. personal position in the race, Irish felt th^ race could hurt the party. PINEHURST GROCERY INC. East Hartford. “Legistlatively and will meet later this month to select a He felt too much of an issue was legally, it’s a different story.” also is concerned about the race for !onsider myself a party person new chairman. Elsie "Biz" being made of his Eighth District in­ town chairman creating aSurther_, ■st.” he said. PAGE TWO — MANCHESTER EVENING HERAIJ , Manchester, Conn., Thurs,, Jan. 4.J 9 ^ _ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Thurs.. Jan. 4. 197!) - PACE THREE Prayer, Pomp Mark Legislators Death Is Next Subject Given Hints For Newspaper Courses P r o u d W ^ „ « l Grasso Inauguration Of Problems Death — humanity’s The national coordinator death. College campus. Both mid- HARTFORD (UPI) — Connecticut Republican congressman. Ronald a 6:30 a.m. mass at St, Thomas the of the course is Robert HARTFORD (UPI) - House and most enduring mystery To enroll by mail in this semester and final Gov. Ella Grasso began the day Sarasin. Apostle Church in Hartford. Fulton, professor of Senate members of Connecticut’s p d most powerful taboo, three-credit course, com­ examinations will be given. kneeling in prayer. Sixteen hours Scores of spectators stood shoulder Later, she traveled to New Britain is the subject of Courses by sociology and director of Class of ’79 have been sworn in with a plete the accompanying Seminar sessions are later, she was on her feet, dancing. In to shoulder when the governor to swear in Probate Court Judge reminder they face difficult Newspaper’s spring course the Center for Death coupon and mail it to the scheduled before each between, she became the first entered the the Hall of the House, Edward Januszewski in the same problems in the next five months — that will be published in Education and Research at college by Jan. 12. Readers exam. Charles Regan is the r^SatiirdiqiJiin.20,1979 woman governor in the nation's while others packed the gallery courtroom where she was forced to The Manchester Evening the University of can register in person by instructor at MCC. ALL A fiA fI ORDER notably the school funding dilemma. • MANCHESTER § 1 1 1 1 1 history inaugurated for a second con­ overlooking the lower chamber, testify last summer. Herald beglnrting Satur­ Minnesota, who has going to the college Jan. 8 Courses by Newspaper SEATS u llH U NOW I! The 36 Senators were given the HIGH SCHOOL q P*** secutive term. which was draped in red. white and In that case, former Lt. Gov. day, Jan, 20, in cooperation researched the sociology of and 9 from 9 a.m. to noon was developed in 1973 by $509 oath of office Wednesday by acting Her elaborate swearing in blue bunting. Robert Killian accused his boss of Secretary of the State Henry Cohn. with Manchester Com­ death and the symptoms and 4 to 7 p.m., Jan. 16 University Extension of ►4IDDLE TURNPIKE EAST * ceremony — witnessed by both B ed d ed in her fourth outfit of the violating election laws by linking her and management of grief. from 2 to 7 p.m., and Jan, All but four of the 144 House munity College. the University of Califor­ ouses of the new Legislature, 'dairTwa navy blue dress with name to Januszewski’s in campaign Psychologists, 20 from 9 a.m. to noon. The members were sworn in during a Entitled “ Death and nia in San Diego. It is several Connecticut congressmen, ..mnWone buttons — Mrs. Grasso ads before the May 2 New Britain sociologists and medical instructional fee for the Featuring... ceremony in the lower chamber. Dying; Challenge and funded by the National En- the state Supreme Court and a throng told the lawmakers in her inaugural Democratic primary. A judge later professionals are among Staters Sen. Joseph Fauliso, D-Hartford, Change,” the 15-part course is $40. dowment for the of curiosity seekers — highlighted an speech that they must hold spending ruled the ads were deceptive, but was unanimously re-elected to the course focuses on the com­ the 15 scholars who com­ Students are required to Humanities. Inauguration Day extravaganza that down this year because the state does were not necessarily Mrs. Grasso’s post of Senate president pro tern. He plex problems associated bined history and recent attend an orientation ses­ For additional informa­ featured a parade through the chilly not have a lot of money to throw fault and did not merit a new told his colleagues they face an uphill with death that are the research findings in the sion on Saturday, Jan. 20, tion about the course, call streets of Hartford, a 19-cannon around. primary. at 9 a.m. on the battle this session. result of changes in society course to illuminate the ’ the Manchester Communi­ salute on the Capitol lawn and a "Our efforts will also be restricted Around noon, Mrs. Grasso and her modern American wav of Manchester Community TtCKEIS AT THE LiOirS m , 787 MAIN 8T “The list of questions we will be itself. ty College Division of Com­ A$K A80UT festive victory ball. by the insistence of our people that husband, Tom, attended an inaugural called upon to consider is long,” he munity Services at 646- OR CAU 84&<8flOS or 988.9248 SUNDAY BRUNCH Chief Justice John P. Cotter ad­ we live within our means with no new luncheon at the Hartford Hilton with said, mentioning taxes, cities, crime 2137. ministered the oath of office to Mrs. or increased taxes, " Mrs. Grasso military dignitaries, incoming and and meeting a state Supreme Court Grasso. the 59-year-old daughter of said. "The voices of November are outgoing state officials and close decision that declared dlonnecticut’s Italian immigrants who breezed to a not lost in the winds of January. " friends, including Sen. Abraham Gov. Ella Grasso received a standing ovation during her in­ system of funding education un­ Take ‘Death & Dying: landslide re-election victory in The governor began her day of Ribicoff, D-Conn. auguration Wednesday, for a second term. Chief Supreme Challenge & Change’ November over three-term pomp and circumstance by attending After the feast, Mrs. Grasso constitutional. Court Justice John P. Cotter, center, administered the oath “The way in which we attack these hopped in a dark blue state police For College Credit From, and Lt. Gov. William A. O’Neill is at right. (UPI photo)i problems will be the legacy we cruiser and followed a parade of the Manchester Community College CHANNEL coloni^lly garbed Governor’s Horse leave," Fauliso. After recognizing family and Lawmakers Laud and Foot Guards to the steps of the Capitol. friends who looked down from the The governor, bundled up in a fur- gold-draped gallery, the Senate also Please register me (or college credit in Courses by Newspaper’s "Death & sang Happy Birthday to former Gov. lined overcoat, was greeted by a 19- Dying: Challenge & Change" printed in The Manchester Evening Herald. Economy Stress cannon salute fired from three 105- John Dempsey, who was the chief’s Enclosed is my check or money order for $40. millimeter howitzers overlooking state executive from 1961 through been trying to do." 1971. Name ______HARTFORD (UPI) - The belt­ Bushnell Park. Amercia’s first urban “I think the goals she mentioned They also had a round of applause tightening tenor of Gov. Ella renewal project. Grasso's inaugural address caught were pretty much what we’ve been for Rep. Toby Moffett, D-Conn, — Address subscribing to," added Senate Presi­ As the cannons’ white smoke the fancy of most legislative leaders swiried through the air, the Gover­ who appeared at the back of the dent Pro Tern Joseph Fauliso, D- chamber during opening day City State Zip — Republican and'Democrat. nor’s Foot Guard, first established in Hartford. ceremonies. Chief Justice John P. Cotter swore 1771, struck up "Hail to the Chief,” in Mrs. Grasso for a second term House Majority Leader John Grop- In the lowe^ chamber, departing Social Security No. (used as ID# po, D-Winsted, said, “I think it’s the Accompanied by a squadron of before a packed Hall of the House state troopers in dress blues, the House Speaker James Kennelly, D- Wednesday. She delivered her in­ kind of speech she delivered four Hartford, swore in 144 House -Check if Previous or Present MCC Student. governor then entered the 100-year- years ago. It’s a speech about the members and then turned over the augural message minutes later. old Venetian Gothic Capitol and times — control spending and control reins of power to his successor, Rep. Make checks payable to Manchester Community College. In the speech, Mrs. Grasso told the headed for her second floor office taxes." Former House Speaker Ernest Abate, D-Stamford. Return application with payment to: new lawmakers Connecticut must where she awaited the call of the James Kennelly, D-Hartford, Business Office, M.S. 1 bow to the wishes of state taxpayers Legislature. Six representatives missed the in­ agreed. itial swearing in ceremony in the Manchester Community College by keeping a tight rein on the state's When the call came, the governor, “I thought it was a very realistic House, P.O. Box 1046 pursestrings. flanked by four lawmakers, entered After Mrs. Grasso's address, appraisal of the state and of the They were Reps. Abraham Manchester, CT 06040 the hall of the House 'to whistles, House Minority Leader Ralph Van governor’s record and expectations shouts and a standing ovation from Glassman, D-South Windsor; Fran­ Norstrand, R-Darien, and his deputy. for the future.” the bipartisan congregation. cis Mahoney, D-Manchester; John Rep. Neal Hanlon, R-Naugatuck, GOP State Chairman Frederick Earlier in the day, former House Berman, R-West Hartford; William said they would be “happy to join in Biebel said, “I was especially Dyson, DNew Haven; Vincent Majority Leader William O’Neill, a pleased to hear that Governor Grasso Roberti, D-Bridgeport, and John Manchester Public Records the governor’s efforts to reduce state 48-year-old East Hampton tavern has endorsed so many Republican Mannix, R-Wilton. spending, if she is indeed committed owner, was sworn in as lieutenant proposals, particularly the limitation Dyson and Roberti were sworn in C.G. Howard, stove at 8 to this goal while maintaining essen­ governor in a Senate ceremony. \\ urrunly il«fd» St„ $5,000. on state spending. The governor started her inauguration day by administering later by Abate. Bolron Center Road, $300. tial services." Comptroller J. Edward Caldwell, Boland Oil Co. to Bergen Construction Co. “I’m not only pleased. I’m very en­ “She will certainly have our sup­ Agnoli Sign Co. for Treasurer Henry Parker, Attorney the oath of Probate Judge to Edward J. Januszewski at the Gov. Ella Grasso, who was sworn Charlotte Q. Boland, ad­ for Irene Harrison, couraged," said Senate Minority port if her performance follows the in for a second term later in the day, Goodrich Realty Group, General Carl Ajello and Secretary of Superior Court in New Britain, Wednesday, the same cour­ ministratrix of estate of aluminum siding at 27 Jar­ Leader Richard Bozzuto, R- goals she expressed today,” Biebel made an appearance in both Finast Supermarkets, ODIEimUITOCI the State Barbara Kennelly were troom in which the governor answered campaign charges Francis E. Boland, proper­ vis Road, $2,900. Watertown. “I’m encouraged by her said. chambers to recognize the newly lessee, signs at 205 Spencer CHANNEl S T O n 2, orntnnsHiD sworn in following Mrs, Grasso’s in­ (UPI photo) ty on Broad Street, $121.55 Glennard Purvee, stove 2 comments on limiting spending. Arthur Woods, president of the elected legislators. St., $3,000. CHAina lu n , 4' X r rANEU auguration in the House. conveyance tax. at 76 Agnes Drive, $200. 2 “She heard essentially the same Connecticut Business and Industry Recently elected Rep. William Clifford Carlson, stove at E W T ANEUCAN Limited to store After, the inauguration, the gover­ tjuilrluiiii deeds Mario and Marsha Ad- DSEDIUIX stock only. Hurry message I did in November," he con­ Association, also praised the gover­ Ratchford, D-Conn., and Democratic 19 Brookfield St., $200. in now for savings. nor and her husband left the Capitol Robert J. Terry and dabbo, stove at 52 Kent tinued. “People are tired of big nor’s speech. State Chairman John Dempsey Jr., Murriuge livcnses Natural gray or brown, to prepare for the $15,000 Inaugural Allan H. Mui to Richard E. Drive, $125. government and big spending." “It portrayed her recognition and also attended the ceremony in the Raymond Franco, 57 simubted Stone 2. Ap- Ball at the state Armory. They Merritt, Vernon, property Neal Sign for Clarence proxunalety 5 sq. H. per Senate Majority Leader Joseph understanding of the nature of the Hall of the House, which was Tudor Lane, and Jo-Ann arrived at the ball at 10:30 p.m. at 32 Putnam St.,, $25.30 Jeffers-Mobil Oil Corp., carton. Lieberman, D-New Haven, said, “I problems confronting this state, Ossowski, 118 Tudor Lane, where they were greeted by victory bedecked with red, white and blue conveyance tax. sign at 917 Center St., $6clo. was pleased with the speech. There while optimistically outlining sound banners. Robert J. Terry and G.J. and G.S. Keith, 97 Jan. 12 by a justice of the Used antique or antique n m applause from the party faithful and while timulaled brick. were no shockers, but none were to principles from which those New House Majority Leader John peace. ruffles and flourishes by the honor Allan H. Mui to Richard E. Overlook Drive, vinyl Approximately 6 sq. ft. be expected. The basic theme is problems can be addressed and Groppo, D-Winsted, nominated Merritt, Vernon, property siding at 464 E. Center St., Richard J. Krauskas and per carton. T B REGULAR PR H S OF A U RIICIEN OR RATH- resolved,” he said. guard. Tami M. Darby, both of we’re going to try to do what we’ve Abate for speaker. at 92 Falknor Drive, $24.75 $ 2 ,000. ROON nANADINE FA U em FROM OUR O n n i STOCI "I have served under six conveyance tax. Manchester, by a justice of Save on Early American Available in ringle or double handle models. AU Slona- G riese Co. for E.K. 2-Used Brick 10 sq. ft. dyne faucets are washerlees (or effideni service. sp ea k er s,” s'aid the 20-year Dissoliilioii Associates, sign at 324C the peace. per carton. legislative veteran, “and I’m sure of Iruile iiuine Broad St., DR&B Enter­ irfSchuteTlTininglim Ernest Abate will go down as one of Adrian G. St. Pierre, no prises Inc., doing business Ella Gives Oath to Eddy CIRCULATION HOURS the great speakers.” longer doing business as as Command Perfor- House Minority Leader Ralph Van Manchester Awning and Mon. - Fri. NEW BRITAIN (UPI) - Gov. Ella torney, the oath of office before a The judge ultimately ruled the ads mapee, lessee, $600. 8:30 to 6:00 Grasso returned to the scene of her standing room only crowd in Cour­ were deceptive, but did not merit a Norstrand, R-Darien, seconded the Canvas Products Co. DELIVERY DEADUNE. summer courtroom drama nomination and Abate was elected on New Irade iiuiiie M e e t in g F’r id a y 5:30 p.m. A SELECTED UOUP troom I, the same courtroom where new delegate primary as Killian SAT. PIE-CUT, E A n TO Wednesday and swore in Probate she was forced to testify last requested, Killian later was an unanimous vote. Kennelly then ad­ Roger S, Ather, doing MANCHESTER - The 7:00 • 10:00 t.m. or ministered the oath of office to his DEUVERY DEADUNE 1/3 ASSENIU,0N- business as Manchester Cosmopolitan Club of Court Judge Edward Januszewski, summer. demolished by Mrs. Grasso in 7:30 a.m. successor. Awning and Canvas Manchester will meet rmSHED rUINITDIE the man whose name put her on the In his suit, Killian, the first lieute­ Connecticut’s first Democratic Suggested Carrie Rate’s’ witness stand. “I will do my best to uphold your Products Co., 195 W. Friday at 1:30 p.m. at Limited to ilore stock. No nant governor in state history to gubernatorial primary on Sept. 12. Payable irv Advance OFF rainchecks. trust,” Abate told the congregation. Center St. During the bitter Democratic challenge a sitting governor, claimed On the day she took the witness Center Congregational Single copy...... primary campaign, former Lt, Gov. "I not only respect our diversity, I Buildiii;’ permils Church. John VonDeck Jr., W e e kly...... 9 0 i WHITE OR WALNUT the governor deceptively linked her stand to defend herself, Mrs. Grasso One m o n th ...... $3 . 9 0 CEIUN6 &UD FOI Robert Killian hauled his boss into name with that of Januszewski told a reporter, “1 pray to God to cherish it.” MIP 15 C!orp., addition at manager of retail adver­ Three montha ...... $11.70 115 Progress Drive, $96,- Six m ontha...... $23.40 SUSPENDED a n jN G S court, claiming she had violated elec­ before New Britain’s May 2 winner- tising at the Hartford One y e a r...... $46.80 give me the strength to forgive Bob Includes 4' S 2' cross Now You Know 000 . Courant, will present a Mall Rates Upon Request tion laws by linking her name to take-all delegate contest, which Mrs. Killian for what he has done to me lees, 12' main runner St William Balboni, vinyl Subacrlbert who fall to receive Januszewski’s in campaign ads, Grasso won handily. and my family." history of the Hartford 10' wide angle. Intergrid Gov. Ella Grasso, the first woman governor in the history of Sperm whales have the largest their newspaper before 5:30 p.m. not inclui* idea. Wednesday, Mrs. Grasso gave Januszewski was not running for siding and repair front Courant. Guests are should telephone the circulation brain of any animal that has ever department, 647*M46. SAVE 4.00 Januszewski. a popular local at­ office at the time. the nation to be inaugurated for a second term, is shown at her porch at 342 Hackmatack welcome. inaugural ball Wednesday, with her husband, Thomas, left, lived and possibly the most complex, suggesing their intelligence may be <15 OFF and son, James. (UPI photo) THE REGULAR PRICES o r A U iaz4 second only to man’s. PEDESTAL OR SUINERSOU SON? i t 099 rUNPS IN OUR STORE STOCK National Weather M B gallon FOOD 20 W Reg. 7.99 City Fest Hi Lo Louisville pc 20 16 % Albuquerque pc 44 24 Memphis pc 31 25 Car Plays Role in Trial CHANNEL CEIUm Anchorage c 23 08 Miami Beach pc 60 50 WAREHOUSE” WHITE U n X PADIT Asheville c 25 13 Milwaukee c -02 (Formerly Freak’s) Velvety and luper smooth -05 NEW HAVEN (UPI) - A car improperly conversed with a woman and police six years ago. The trial OFF Altanta c 31 15 Minneapolis c 06 -10 lo flow on with brush or pulled into the driveway of a wealthy juror. was to resume today. roller. Formulated with ex­ Billings s 16 -06 Nashville pc 29 15 OPPOSITE ST. BARTHOLOMEW’S 12 " X 12" A 2 'X 4' North Haven lumber executive’s tra hiding power I gallon Birmingham pc 31 20 New Orleans pc 39 29 James L. Davidson testified Donald Montano Wednesday con­ CHURCH, 725 E. MIDDLE TPKE. PLAIN WHnX CEHJNG 20 home about the time he, his wife and % Boston c 56 16 New York c 36 14 Wednesday he was watching televi­ tinued describing what he saw the- TOE AT SAVINGS daughter were fatally stabbed, ac­ WE ACCEPT MANUFACTURER Brownsville, Tx cy 64 54 Oklahoma City pc 37 18 sion when he saw “a full-sized morning of Aug. 14,1972, when he dis­ COUPONS a FOOD STAMPS First quality Install with Buffalo s 11 06 Omaha s cording to a neighbor who testified at American car” turn into his covered the blood-soaked bodies of staple gun or adhesive loatin niUfuniHt 14 -02 Charleston, S.C. c 38 30 Philadelphia c 35 11 Guillermo Aillon’s murder retrial. neighbor’s driveway the day of the his brother, sister-in-law and niece in OFF Charlotte, N.C. c 28 13 Phoenix c 58 38 Aillon, 40, is being retried in fatal stabbings. Davidson said he their North Haven home. Chicago c 03 -01 "YOU CAN CUT AU24"x22"VANin Pittsburgh pc 07 03 . Superior Court for the 1972 slayings assumed it was Montano’s car. Montano testified he went to the ,IASES IN OUR STOCK Cleveland s 11 -08 Portland. Maine c 49 09 of his wife, Barbara, who had been Under cros.s-examination, the scene of the crime at the urging of Columbus pc 14 11 Genuine Formica* inside Portland, Or. cy 31 29 seeking a divorce, and her parents — witness said he couldq’t confirm an the defendant. Aillon’s 7-month-old YOUR FOOD BILL BY TO and out in colors and (Z3* Dallas cy 34 28 Providence c 55 09 potterns Some styles with UPlVCATNtll POTOCAIT • J, George and Bernice Montano — in earlier statement fjehad "heard" the daughter, Catherine, was found un­ Denver pc 32 07 Richmond c 32 11 drawers the couple’s home. car. In earlier testimony, it was dis­ harmed in the house under a chair. SHOPPING USAVE” Des Moines pc 09 -05 St. Louis pc 23 12 40% The defendant was convicted For period ending 7 a m. Friday. Thursday night will Detroit pc 10 05 Salt Lake City cy 28 20 closed Aillon’s car had a defective Attorney Howard Jacobson find rain moving across southern California while snow Duluth c 01 -17 San Antonio r 47 39 earlier on three counts of murder and muffler and was noisy to drive. attempted to ^ discredit Montano’s falls across parts of the mid Rockies and mid Mississippi El Paso cy 45 30 San Diego pc 68 48 .sentenced to 75 years in prison. But. Other witnesses contradicted or testimony by dwelling on inconsisten­ SAMPLE SAVINGS Valley. Fair to partly cloudy skies are indicated Hartford c 33 10 San Francisco 56 46 the state Supreme Court ordered a said they were unable to remember cies with previous statements. Mon­ OFF cy elsewhere. Houston r 46 39 Spokane pc 13 -01 new trial, ruling Judge Simon’Cohen .statements they gave to the coroner tano remained calm when faced with A U FREE STANDING Indianapolis c 12 09 Tampa c 49 32 conflicting statements, saying “I GOOD THUGS. 8 FBI. ONLY FIItEPLACES AND ENTIRE STOCN o r <15 OFF Jackson, Miss. c 37 23 Washington c 30 15 must have said it if I signed my CAST IRON STOVES (^onneclieul Weather Jacksonville c 38 23 Wichita cy 26 12 CHROTNAS n iN S AU24"x22"CUL. name, but 1 don’t remember." Store Stock only No rain- Including wreaths, indoor Kansas City cy 15 04 c-clear; cl-clearing; tcy- Election Panel Plans checks AU items not in TDRED N A R IU TOPS Mostly sunny but cold today. High temperatures in the SEMI-BONELESS & outdoor lights, wrapping Las Vegas cy 53 29 cloudy: f-fair; hz-haze; m- all stores paper, garland, satin and In gotd/whiie, desert, mid 20s, around minus 3C. Fair and cold tonight. Ixiw Little Rock pc 38 24 missing: pc-partly cloudy: r- glaa bails, and other novel­ blue or pink cultured US NO. 1 marble zero to 5 above. Sunny and cold Friday with highs near I/)s Angeles pc 70 49 rain; sh-showers; sm-smoke; Finance Law Changes ty items I the mid 20s. Probability ofprecipitation 10 percent today V 20 percent tonight and 10 percent Friday. Southwest Extended Foreeast HARTFORD (UPI) - The state now only issue a letter of reprimand. [)FI* Gels Grunts HAMS POTATOES winds 10 to 15 mph today. West winds 10 to 15 mph tonieht Elections Commi.ssion plans to pre­ He said a fine of $50 or $100 might and Friday. Mass., R.I. & Conn.: Fair and very cold Saturday. In­ sent the 1979 General Assembly with deter future violators. HARTFORD (UPI) - The U.S. En­ creasing cloudine.ss Sunday with chance of snow late in legislation designed to significantly The commission also plans to vironmental Protection Agency has the day ending on Monday. High temperatures mainly in change the state’s campaign finan­ propose legislation to allow cor­ awarded the state Department of En­ Dll TOO! C IU .Il CIUOE the 20s Saturday and Sunday and in the 30s Monday. Lows (WATER Winter Sports Outlook cing laws. porations to spend as much as they vironmental Protection three grants 4 9 < n4 '''■ itjLMV C A U V A U T lAUflTT, early Saturday 5 below to 10 above zero. Lows early Sun­ 10 want lobbying for or against referen­ Chance of snow flurries qr some light snow from Ver­ The commission Wednesday ap­ totalling $1.1 million. mm day 5 to 15 and in the 20s Monday, proved a legislative package which dum questions, and to order in ADDED) mont across tl» northern pprts of New Hampshire and The office of Sen. Abraham lb. prwUea. Iasi dial MMtmi Vermont: Fair .Saturday increasing cloudiness Sunday, dividual contributionqtotalling $50 or' included a bill giving the agency Jtibicoff. D-Conn., also announced a OPEN S D m X T AND EVENT CHANNEL COHN, (too) S2«*440e Maine this afternoon or evening otherwise fair and cold chance of snow late Sunday and Monday. Cold with powei lo levy fines of up to $1,0(X) for more— instead of $15 — be reported. ^06,600 federal grant was given to today with diminished windk Cold with highs mainly in moderating temperatures. Highs in the teens and lows 10 EVENING rON TOON CONVENIENCE HOME CENTERS teens and 20s. Fair and cold tonight preceded by a few clectio 1 law violations. Commission Bills requiring those paying for the state Health Department for a below to 5 above zero, rising by Monday. Highs 20 to 30 Executive Director Samuel E. Slaiby political advertisments be identified drinking water supervision program. m AINXPT FRIN’S SUPERMlUiie COURTESY 1^ ^ ^ "America's No. 1 Do^-YourseHStores" snow flurries in northern mountain areas into the early and lows 5 to 15. said the panel sought the authoriza­ in the commercial spots and a The largest grant to the DEP was evening. Overnight lows zero or below across northern Maine and New Hamp.shire: Fair Saturday. Increasing “WE M T IT IN OUN NAMT New England, zero to 15 above in southern New England. tion, because there were certain measure giving campaign treasurers $802,7(K) for state water pollution con­ cloudiness Sunday with a chance of snow by early Mon­ violations it, didn’t find serious authorization to appoint special trol efforts. It received $79,100 for iMnCHESTEB PARKJIDE Prospects for Friday fair with much sunshine and con­ day. Highs in the teens north to 20s south. Lows from 10 enough to report to the state’s at­ solicitors to help in fundraising are hazardous waste management and tinued quite cold. below up north to 10 above extreme south. .•UNGNEna est Middle Tpke. and Broad St. torney for criminal prosecution. also part of the commission’s $156,800 for solid waste management iflCopyriglu, Oiannel Home Centers. Inc. 1979. SAKE ENDS 1/7/79 N i l Slaiby added the commission could legislative program. programs. J PAGE FOUR - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manrheslcr, Cupn . Thurs , Jan 4, 197!l - M M ^ M m ’ MANCHESTER ^ “— EVENING HERALD, it t o Manchester, iic u c a ic i, v^umi., Conn., iiiu Thurs., ia . , j a il, Jan. 4. 4.ittrst 1979 - — PAGE FIVE Republican Resigns UAW Urges Tax Freeze Hickey s (»rovc I'roposal Removed From Agenda WASHINGTON (U P l) - Congress Health, Education and Welfare, new "Social Security payroll taxes are M AN CH ESTER—A proposal discussed throughout 1978 From Vernon Council should freeze Social Security taxes at Social Security tax-rate increases regressive,” Fraser said. "They ? ‘w u r ® " ‘‘’f ® Shea, assistant town counsel, said the Shea said, effectively was killed, at least for now, at the first public the 1980 level and provide "more represent a cut in wages, which will place an undue burden on the low- nnn h« »h<. price for the property was set at $3M,- owners agreed not to sell the land to anyone else while an feeling the sale is not an active matter at equitable alternatives" to generate meeting of 1979. VERNON — Republican Coun­ again. In resigning from the council further reduce buying power. wage earner who is already hard- HM nn* S3)d it appraisal of the property was done. all,” Shea said. Thus, the directors agreed to remove it funds for the system, United Auto The 'Town Board of Directors voted Tuesday night to cilman John Giulietti. who is serving he also resigned from several sub­ The council is holding the last of a pressed to pay for the necessities of Diirrha«!P ih p proceed with its attempts to That appraisal set the value of the land at $35,000, and from the agenda, where the proposed purchase has been Workers President Douglas Fraser remove a proposal to purchase Hickey's Grove from its a third term on the Town Council, is committees he serves on. series of public hearings around the life. ^ ■ the owners were not interested in selling at that price, listed for months. said today. agenda. resigning that position. Giulietti twice ran against country on the cost, solvency and "To stop the increase in this unfair Fraser also said the UAW is op­ Last year, the town's Advisory Recreation and Park In a letter received Wednesday by Democrat Thomas Rady for the post fairness of the Social Security burden, we recommend that Social posed to administration proposals to Commission suggested the town try to purchase the 16- Mayor Frank McCoy. Giulietti said of judge of probate, and lost. system. The council is considering a Security taxes be frozen at the 1980 cut back disability pensions and to acre parcel off Oakland Street. The commission said the he will be away and out of town a .Mayor McCoy said he regrets that number of questions, including level. The resulting revenue loss to make other cuts in Social Security town could use federal Bureau of Outdoor Recreation fun­ great deal and will be unable to at­ Giulietti is going off the council. He whether working wives are treated the system should be made up by i benefits without allowing time for ding to pay part of the cost, and the site was seen as a tend council meetings on a regular said he has provided another voice fairly, whether higher wage earners more equitable alternatives." discussion. good one for recreation. basis. and in many cases has taken a are getting a fair return and whether The first alternative, he said, Fraser said in prepared remarks The action by the directors Tuesday night was not a ^ Deli Department Specials Giulietti. who has his own law different position from the majority employees of governments and would be a requirement that before the Advisory Council on Social surprise, however. The town and the owners of the DOMESTIC practice in town, is reportedly taking of the council. He said. "He has been private non-profit firms should be employees contribute to Social CHOICEST MEATS Security of the Department of time from his practice and has a valuable servant to the town." brought into the system. Security on the basis of their total C99KE9HAM...... * 2 4 9 signed up to do duty with the It will now be up to the Republican payrolls. IIS TOWN DOMESTIC Merchant Marines. Town Committee to recommend a Job Program Run SWISS CHEESE...... * 2 . 4 9 In his letter to the mayor Giulietti replacement for Giulietti until next LEAN CENTER CUT WUNDERBAR said he hoped to be granted the op­ iNovember's elections. By Urban League .• 1 . 7 9 BERMAN B9LCCNA...... , . M . 4 9 portunity to work with the town PORK CHOPS...... MOTHER QOOSE John Giulietti k w e ’v c g o t VERNON —The Urban League of Greater Hartford COUNTRY STYLE Inc. will admini.ster a new jobs program in the Vernon LIVERWURST...... M . 7 9 PORK RIBS...... * 1 . 3 9 LAND O’ UKE8 area. The program. Seniors in Community Service, is a AMERICAN CHEESE...... M . 6 9 Russia Knocks Big Mac program to find employment for senior citizens in the low LOIN END income bracket. ,.• 1 . 4 9 The Urban League has given some of its funds to the : PORK ROAST...... M"...... M . 3 9 MOSCOW IUPI) — First it was lies appetizing if one does not know of the language New Times ... indicates Hockanum Valley Community Council Inc. for placement RIB END (7 RIB) FENWAY MEAT OR BEEF about worms in the hamburgers. technological and chemical they must have had a slow news t o c h a s e y o u r of Vernon seniors in such jobs. The council has been PORK ROAST...... • 1 . 1 9 FRANKS ...... Then Martha s Vineyard scorned manipulations that are concealed day." Fred L. Turner, chief allotted 20 part-time positions which can be filled by COLONIAL them. Now. McDonald s hamburger from the public eye." the inter­ executive officer of McDonald’s qualified persons who are 55 or older. RIB HALF > 2 . 7 9 empire is being singled out as stan­ national affairs weekly said. b u d g e t b l u e s a w a ^ ! ENCCREHAMS...... Corp., said in a statement issued at The jobs are with non-profit service organizations in­ PORK ROAST ..• 1 . 4 9 , COLONIAL ding for all that is wrong with New Times said the Big Mac was a the company's Oak Brook, III. cluding some council agencies. LOIN HALF V DAISY RCLLS...... • 1 . 6 9 / America. "clearly poor quality product " and headquarters. Individuals having an income of $3,160 or less and two- The Seviet Union's weekly New asked why it continues to yield ever "Maybe they'll report next week member families with an income of $4,160 or less are PORK ROAST...... 7 1 . 5 9 Times newspaper said Wednesday bigger profits. that they invented the hamburger, " eligible to apply for the program which is funded by the CUT TO ORDER DAIRY McDonald s exploits workers with The key, it said, was a Turner said. U, S. Department of Labor. • • low pay, grinds out poor quality food multimillion-dollar advertising McDonald's spokesmen also were The salary will be $2.91 an hour and those hired will WHOLE PORK LOINS .• 1 . 2 9 and bends the minds of America's budget and a patriotic campaign to not amused by suggestions that spend 20 hours a week on the job. As of Jan. 1 the MAID RITE youth with slick advertising. make the hamburger empire syn- McDonald's was engaging in verbal minimum hourly wage rate was raised from $2.66. BALLARD "McDonald's fully e.xploits the onomous with America — complete warfare with the Soviets, while war- Grace Mangione, the council's job bank coordinator, VEAL STEAKS 7 1 . 4 9 mentality of the average American with American flags out front and a ming-qip to China — a kind of global will contact other non-profit organizations to ask about who tends to look down upon the plastic eagle "that looks at the hamburger "tilt. " other available jobs. whole world from across the two customer with fierce eyes from the " T h e ^ have been no active .lo t. 5/M Besides Vernon residents, eligible persons from HEALTH & BEA UTY AIDS BISCUITS oceans. " New Times said. wall inside the stand. " negotiatioi^ with China at all," a Ellington, Tolland, Stafford, Somers, and Coventry may It charged Big Mac buns are But McDonald's officials, still spokesman jsaid from Chicago. ‘It's also participate in the program by calling Ms. Mangione pumped full of air, and the tomatoes seaming over Martha's Vineyard's my understanding some informal PRELL SHAMPOO 1 - B S CHIFFON at the council offices on Court Street. are chemically treated to look fresh. decision to bar the establishment of contacts were made between Mc- Seven Burglaries Reported It did not mention the recent spate of the Golden Arches on that scenic donald's of Japan, our partner in rumors about worms in the ham­ island, came back swinging at the Japan, and some people from the The Vernon Police Department investigated seven SCOPE MOUTHWASH.. MARGI burgers, all of which were roundly Soviets. burglaries during the week of Dec. 15 through 21. Goods .10 ot. Chinese trade association. But that's FAMILY SIZE denied by McDonald's. "The rhetoric of the English- all. Very informal." taken in the breaks had an estimated value of $1,200. "It (M cD onald's food) looks Breaks were reported into a home on Terrace Drive, an • MENS’ apartment on Village Street, and five businesses, three on Route 83 (Talcottville Road) and one at Tri-City Shop­ Coal Gas Fuel Coming DRESS ping Plaza and the other on Route 30. HOUSTON (UPI) - The United posium of the annual meeting of the equal amount. Texas Utilities Co. has Directory Prepared States is developing a method for American Association for the Ad­ purchased know-how from the SHIRTS J ^ N CENTER CUT converting previously unattainable vancement of Science. Soviets and is conducting tests in For Bolton Seniors coal to a clean gas that could be used Burwell said studies indicate at Texas. BOLTON — The first draft of a directory of services for commercially by 1987, an Energy least one commercial plant could be The process does not require coal senior citizens in Bolton has been distributed to members Department official says. working by 1987. to be mined. Instead, air or oxygen is PORK CHOPS of the Senior Citizen Committee for their commements, lb. Edward L. Burwell, chief of the Only 7 percent of the nation’s enor­ injected into a coal seam, the coal is • MENS’ corrections, or changes. The drafts should be returned by Energy Department's underground mous coal deposits are economically ignited to produce temperatures of LOIN END the Jan. 8 meeting. coal conversion office, said recoverable by conventional methods about 2,500 dgrees Fahrenheit and of strip mining. SWEATERS Paul Brown, committee chairman, has been working Wednesday the conversion of low- steam from water in the coal reacts on a plan for a senior citizen center. It was leafned that grade Western coal ioo deep un­ Charles Brandenberg of the with unburned coal to produce gas, Title V funding is available only if the center is open five PORK ROAST derground to mine appears Laramie, Wyo., Energy Technology which is extracted from a well. lb. days a week on a full-time basis and also staffed. economically competitive with im ­ Center, said the Soviet Union already Panelists said there are some en­ Committee members questioned what constitutes a ported gas. Burwell said almost 1.8 has at least two large plants in opera­ vironmental hazards, prim arily land staff and will be given more details later. trillion tons of coal are believed tion and a third may be under con­ subsidence and ground and surface • MENS’ David Mitchell, municipal agent for the elderly, said available for underground coal gas­ struction. water contamination, but they said it the Regional Occupational Training Center in ification. The Energy Department is spen­ appears those problems can be dealt We Give Old Fashioned Manchester is printing 500 identification discount cards Let Our Family “ This huge resource would more ding $15 million a year to develop the with. BLAZERS than quadruple the U.S. proven process, and Brandenberg estimated for senior citizens in Bolton. Butcher Service... reserves," he told an energy sym­ private companies are spending an FootHiill Ruii(|iii-t I’ lanncd Serve Your Family! Toby Disagrees The Bolton Bulldogs junior and senior pony football STORE HOURS: H ARTFORD (UPI) - Rep. Toby • MENS’ players, cheerleaders, and their parents, w ill have their Area Police Report Moffett, D-Conn., a frequent Amtrak annual banquet Jan. 17 at 6 p.m. at Fiano’s Restaurant. critic, said today he disagrees with Reservations are necessary. Anyone who hasn’t been Mon. & Tues. 'til 6D0 r 317 Highland S t U.S. Transportation Secretary Brock PANTS contacted about reservations should call Lore Fiano by Adams’ proposal to raise Amtrak Jan. 10. J Ufa -1 Vernon Wed., Thurs., t Fri. fij 9JI0 released on his promise to appear in passenger fares. Zoning RoimI DreiKions ' MANCHESTER Alan Margelony. 18. of 42 Church court on Jan. 16 in Rockville. Moffett said Adams suggested The Bolton Zoning Board of Appeals has granted one St., Vernon, was charged Wednesday Robert Uriano. 33, of 87 Talcott Sat t Sunday Wednesday that higher ticket prices variance and denied another following a recent meeting.i m aniiiTD FiLnim m i night with two counts of reckless avenue, Rockville, was charged 'tH 6dM) would be the best way for finanically Morris Saucier of 15 Notch Road was granted a sideline CONN. driving and one count of disorderly Monday with evading responsibility. troubled Amtrak to keep up with its variance for construction of an outbuilding. The variance conduct. He was involved in a two-car acci­ expenses. was granted because of the topography of the land. Police said Margelony failed to dent on Union Street. The 6th District congressman said The appeal of Joseph and Rbberta Verdone of School stop and was chased by a police of­ Police said he collided with a car instead of raising its fares, Amtrak Road, of a determination by the Zoning Commi.ssion that ficer from Union Street to Vernon driven by Donald Sewell of Coventry, should freeze the fares and concen­ found them in violation of zoning regulations, was denied. Circle. Police said he became and failed to stop. His court date is trate on improving the quality of rail Denial was based on the display of equipment on their abusive after he was stopped. He was Jan. 16.’ Garden Fresh, Produce. Specials passenger service. premises which is in violation of the zoning regulations. GROCERY SPECIALS Retired Teaehers To Meet MANCHESTER — The Retired Teachers’ Association MOTTS of Manchester will meet Tuesday at 10:30 p.m. at the APPLESAUCE ...... m » . 5 9 « SivEnEiiT 8/99’ d r e s s s h ir t s First Federal Savings, 344 W. Middle Turnpike. SA( After a short business meeting, the Manchester Police cUraiiEiNREMis...... „ „ 3/*1 .BYARROW Department will present a program on crime prevention . VAN HEUSEN . MANHATTAN and protection. m m r n ...... 6 9 « Guests are invited. Refre.shn3en,t_s w ill be served...... 3lb.b«8 Orig. $12-$18, now 8.99 - 12.99. A special Members needing transportation are asked to call Mary aPPPooD...... , . „ « Mr!2rt“ 'Trade noS? enJo}*A NEWMBTIS^MAT group of solid tones and stripes In poly/ Hutchinson, 643-4471. 39 cottons and 100% polyesters. There will be no meeting in February. At the March 13 - Sizes 14% to 17%. .99’ meeting, members of the Instructors of the Handicapped TOm AtOSAUCE...... I..i3/*1 mm will speak on their activities. S e a t ...... Curtis Mathes SWEATERS Al-Anon (xroups To Meet Th* Mott Eipentive Televition Sett in America . and Oerrn Well Worth It. 79’ ...... ;...... mtK .31-lb.bage • BY ROBERT BRUCE MANCHESTER - Al- s s c i m E someone with a drinking HABITANT M .PURITAN Anon family groups will problem. CHICKEN BROTH...... iaoi^A/* I .LORD JEFF meet tonight at 8 at the The beginners group will Pathfinders Club. 10^ Nor­ meet tonight at 7:.'<0, and OrIg. $14-$32.50, now 9.99-23.99. Fool man St., and Friday at 10 Alatecn, for the 12- to 20- m i l l m i l l blends, acrylics. In solid toned olassfcs, a.m. at South United year-old children of fancy ski styles, and fashion looks. Methodist Church campus. problem drinkers at 8 at With Coupon & i f With Coupon 'idt Sizes S-XL. The family groups are open $7.50 Purchase the Pathfinders Club. $7.50 p urchase to those affected by FRO/EIS FOODS CHEER SWEET LIFE ,W («roii|> ■ BATHROOM BLAZERS Kmanui‘1 (iroups DETEROENT I TISSUE . HAQGAR . LEVI PANATELA EAST HARTFORD - M ANCH ESTER - Three RONZONI The "I Am Responsible ” groups of Emanuel Orig. $58-$70, now 42.99-S1.99. Pin wale or- g ro u p of Alcoholics Lutheran Church have LASAGNA duroya or solid woven polyesters, regular Anonym ous will meet scheduled meeting^ for 1 I 5$« and long sizes. " UNIT ONE tonight at 8:.30 at Faith tonight at 6:30" at the TASTE 0< SEA I VALID THRU JAN. 10 UMIT ONE Lutheran Church, Silver enureli. I HIDHUND PARK MARKIT I VAUD THRU JAN. 10 0556 • Spanun Slyle, Oak ColorD556 • Early American Slyle, Maple FLOUNDER DINNER HIDHUND PARK MARKET Lane. They are the Junior and , L AA contact is available Senior Confirmation AAodel D 556 offers a 100% solid state chossis of total modular construction, SST electronic \ 24 hours daily by calling Classes and the' Evening RICH’S ! . L, With Coupon, * • I $7.50 Purehate tuning, 25" dicgonol color p.Cure ,ube, r.,n ,peo4e,. and a hos, of orher nros, wanted teature. PANTS 646-2355, * Prayer Group. ; 5 8 ^ I MAXWELL HOUSE ECLAIRS apack CRISCO And, of course, it hos the exclusive Curtis .HAQGAR.FARAH I COFFEE I AAothes Four-Yeor Limited Worronty Ganlc'ii (Jill) Hilili' Study . LEVI PANATELA CELESTE I OIL COVENTRY - The MANCHESTER - Tom ^ . . 7 9 ’ Orig. $15-32.50, now 10.99-23,99. Solids, Coventry Garden Club will Larsen, intern at Emanuel OEUIXE PIZZA ! MANCHESTF.R plaids and checks In wool blends or easy- meet ,Jan. 9 at noon at the Lutheran Church will lead 90 DAYS I LIMIT ONE ! 5 0 « ’ ' D f F I care polys. All with gentle flares, belt loop home of Helen Mamet, a Bible study Thursday at 1 HEINZ VALID THRU JAN. 10 SAME AS CASH Z LIMmONE 273 W. MIDDLE TPKE. styling, 30-42. Mens' Shops: all stores Carriage House p.m. in the church librarv. HIDHUND PARK MARKET | I (TO QUALIFIED MANCHESTER DINNER FRIES .. 8 9 ’ I VAUD THRU JAN. IS CUSTOMERS) except New London. apartments. Middle Turn­ I , HIDHUND PARK MARKET,. OR OPEN pike. Manchester. -w v t h p l k e MON-WED 9-6 There will he a slide BUDGET TELEVKSION JP APPLIANCES THURS 9-9 TO .MANCHESTER PARKADE .TRI-CITY PLAZA .CORBINS CORNER .FARMINGTON VALLEY MALL show on " B ird s of House Smart shoppers checiv FRI 9-8 and Garden, ” and "E n ­ the Classllled section 36 MONTHS SAT 9-8 .NEW BRITAIN .BRISTOL PLAZA .NEW LON LON MALL .GROTON PLAZA Manchester Parkade and Trl-CIty Plaza, Vernon open Mon. thru FrI. 'til 9PM, Sat. 'til 6 vironmental Journey," first. That's where they find the best buys In SHOP D&L STORES EVENINGS TIL 9 Hostesses will be Leona Juros and Ann Baker. town. i i i i l i l t l l f PAGE SIX — MANX^HESTERs£.V£NlNGeiLev- HERALD. Manchester. Conn . Thurs.. Jan, 4. 1979 Swordfish Smuggling Revealed MANClIKSTEtt EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Thurs . Jan. 4. 1979 -- PACK SKVIIA QUINCY, Mass. (UPI) — American fishing American boat in just such a transfer last Oc­ dian h'lshenes Departi^ent told me newspaper. One Hundred Canoes To Join in Annual River Rnee boats are smuggling millions of dollars worth tober. They were ready to release the boat, MacFean said officials ipboth countries are MANCHESTER — One hundred Watkins suggested running the Watkins also suggested that more of swordfish — caught by Canadian fishermen The Fady Ann, when crewmember Robert lot of canoers find the Hockanum a well aware of the n™lti-million dollar canoes may be participating in the race on a Sunday rather than on canoers would participate in the race Stephen Gepherd of the Riverrats, and untested for mercury content — through Hanlon, 22, was shot and killed Nov. 17 at challenge." the section of the river from New smuggling operation and are watching it "not third annual Hockanum River Race, Saturday as in previous years, if it was held on Sunday, because who assisted with last year’s race, Massachusetts ports. The Patriot Fedger of Boston's Fogan International Airport. He had This year's entry fee will be $2 per and with photos by Nancy Nassiff State Road to Center Street on Satur­ necessarily to stop it." V . which is tentatively scheduled for the because spectators' cars last year many may work on Saturday. person and not the usual $2 per day and Sunday, starting at 10 a.m. Quincy reported Wednesday. just returned from Halifax, Nova Scotia last Sunday in April. will be published in the April edition Based on interviews with fishermen, inspec­ where the boat was being held. A crackdown is unlikelyr-MgcFean said, "practically put Economy Electric . Although the Hockanum River canoe. All race prices are going up, from the Telephone Co. facility on That's what Lee Watkins, race of Yankee magazine, Watkins said. Charged with murder in Hanlon's death is because "it's not a priority. Th&-^eiing of out of business, Watkins said. More Race is a small one, compared to the this year, Watkins told the com­ New State Road, just north of tion officials and law enforcement officers, director and founder, told the the newspaper charged smuggling began in the president oIJSasFCoast Fisheries, Richard most people who are in the fish business ... is than 70 cars were parked in that par­ one run about the same time on the mittee. Hilliard Street. Those wishing to Hockanum River Linear Park Com­ ticular parking lot during last year's In other business, the committee 1971 when the U.S. Food and Drug Administra­ that it should not have been banned in the first Farmington River, Watkins said "a A story of the race, written by work are asked to bring clippers J. Hart, 28, ofTenterWlie. mittee Tuesday night. race, he said. decided to sponsor trail work along tion and the Canadian government banned Smuggler's have little trouble getting the place." and saws. swordfish with a mercury content of more fish through ports in Massachusetts because of He told the newspaper smuggling would end than 0.5 parts per million. a state law exempting swordfish caught within when the mercury restrictions are lifted, a possiblity now being considered by the U.S. That ban forced many legitimate sword- three miles of the Massachusetts coast from fishermen out of work but spawned a lucrative FDA inspection. They^imply claim the fish courts and the Canadian government. business for Americans willing to transfer un­ was caught within the rhime mile limit. “ What can we do? We've gone so far as to tested swordfish from Canadian trawlers to “There's no way that an^ne can claim that send people we've suspected of smuggling their own boats on the high seas, the Fedger alt the swordfish that's landed in warning letters," Robert Crowell, regional said. Massachusetts is coming from within the FDA director of compliance told the Fedger. The Canadian government seized the first three miles," Donald A. MacFean of the Cana- "Then they turn around and come into your of­ fice and say: ‘I make more in one boatload than vou make in a year, so back off.' Northeast Utilities Equipment Protection Jerome H. Stolarow, procurement officer for the General Accoun­ “ Dainty Daisies" ting Office, holds a piece of bullet proof material being developed to Luxury No-Iron protect sophisticated equipment on small Navy combat ships as he Floral Percales m s tells the Joint Economic Committee Wednesday all small ships built has 7130 special \ ^ since World War 11 and carrying sophisticated equipment are Twin Fiat vulnerable and "cheap kills." 3 . 7 6 or Fitted Our Reg. 4.99 Beautiful daisies bloom on yellow or blue grounds! -.QV Smooth IStFcount pemales Playing With Matches /* lor comfort. •Full Flat or Filled Oui Rig. 5.99...... 4.88 to serve you in 1979. •Queen Flat or Filled Blamed in House Fire >HO’ Our Rig, 9.9 9 ...... 7.77 •Cases Pkg. of 2 SOl’TH WI.NDSOR— A fire which left a 'The youngest child was playing with f r Our Rig. 4.9 9 ...... 3.88 Colony Road family homeless on Christ­ matches in the closet. " said Fanning. mas Eve was caused by a child playing "The clothing and closet items ignited and with matches, according to a report by created the fire. " Fire Marshall William R. Fanning. The town's three volunteer fire com­ Mayor .N'ancy Caffyn has requested that panies responded to the 6 p.m. blaze, a fund be started to aid the family of Mrs. which they extinguished with 20 minutes. Woods and her five children, is now The home had minimal insurance. separated, with some of the family- Fanning said the heat from the massive members staying in Hartford and others blaze was strong enough to melt a CANNON, monTICELLD, in Vernon. Mrs. Woods is a widow. telephone on the far side of the house. The mayor has suggested that anyone Persons interested in donating furniture “ Katrina” knowing of suitable housing for the large or clothing are asked to contact the Ser­ Dazzling Geometric family notify the South Windsor Com- vice Council. Print Sheets munitv Service Council. Twin Flat or Fitted

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Ex<*cutive Privilege Resurreeted for duty at the Marine Corps Air Sta­ The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Abraham Manchester, Conn. 06040. Telephone (203) 643-2711. tion. Cherry Point. N.C. ' Elkin of 155 Waranoke Road. Manchester. The WASHINGTON - When a presi­ statement in the "interesting if true" Freedom of Information Act and a were hard lo come by, the \ \ 1 Member, Audit Bureau o( Circulation Member UmteU Press intemalionai bridegroom is the .son of Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Shoenfeld dent claims “executive privilege" as category, and asked the GAO to consistent foe of executive privilege. Agriculture Department estimated of Burlington, N.J. He joined the Marine Corps in the reason for withholding informa­ examine the documents on which the Moss said there is no justification for that 21 percent of farm sales in 1977 Kebruarv 1978. Rabbi l.eon W'ind id Temple Beth Sholom performed Customer Service — 647-9946 Harold E. Turkington, Executive Editor Raymond F. Robinson. Editor-Publisher Frank A. Burbank, Managing Editor tion, the suspicion is that he has White House assertion was based. withholding any records from the were to foreign firms or individuals. the double-ring ceremony. something to hide, Richard Nixon is The GAO watchdogs requested GAO, a nonpolitical arm of Congress Airman Todd E. Candito. son of Now, thanks to legislation pushed The bride, given in marriage by her parents, wore a responsible for that widely held access to working papers of the set up for the specific purpose of Mrs. Irene Candito of 15 Summit white Qiana gown designed with Empire waist, pearl and through by the House subcommittee public belief. Department of Energy and the auditing executive branch decisions Drive, Tolland, has received a new lace neckline and a watteau train. Her veil of imported Don Graff chairman, Rep. Richard Nolan, D- In his two-year fight to cover up and spending. assignment following graduation silk illusion was attached to a matching crown and she President’s Council of Economic Ad­ Minn., more light may be shed on the Watergate and the other scandals of from the Medical Service Specialist carried a cre.scent cascade bouquet of steplianotis. visers. The White House went to the Footnote: GAO sources told our situation. The act requires all foreign Course conducted by the Air Training phaelnopsis and baby's breach. his administration, Nixon worked the Justice Department for help. Atty. associate Clark Mollenhoff that the investors to register with the Command at Sheppard AFB. Te.xas. Miss Alayne Shoenfeld of Glen Cove, L.I., N.Y., the Vice Premier executive privilege claim to death. Gen. Griffin Bell obliged with an un­ agency is running into more and Agriculture Department when they bridegroom's sister, was maid ot honor. Sheb Shumar But unfortunately, executive signed memorandum setting out more claims of “ executive buy U.S. farm land. He will go to Elmendorf AFB, Jr. ol Brookline. Mass., served as best man. privilege has been resurrected by the grounds on which the requested in­ privilege" in its attempts to deter­ Alaska, for duty with a unit of the UiiiiKidi-rulc I iiion: President Alan h elder ol New Jersey, the bride's cousin, was ring current resident of 1600 Pennsylvania formation could be withheld: mine the basis for White House Alaskan Air Command. Carter’s pleas to unions that they bearer. Reshaping Policy Avenue. Jimmy Carter, who made Because the Council of Economic Ad-' decision-making. And it doesn’t stop Candito graduated Irom Tolland hold down their wage demands to I'cil C tiiim iin^ri A reception was held at Temple Beth Sholom, aller High School in 1978. loud campaign noises about running visers had prepared the requested there, “ When they aren’t claiming help slow inflation have been The engagement of Miss Jayne P. which the couple lelt on a ski trip to Vermont and a vaca­ Whoever holds that events, not of the century. an “open administration," has now data for the president’s use in court executive privilege to bar us from tion in .lamaica. They will reside in Edgewater, N.,1. J received with something less than Cramer of Waterbury to Wayne E. men, make history is not reckoning Which raises a question for the rest invoked executive privilege to thwart action to stop the strike, “ executive records we need, they engage in a Guest Speaker Mrs. Shoenfeld was employed as a teacher in enthusiasm by most labor leaders. Richardson of Waterbury, formerly with the likes of Teng Hsiao-ping. of the world in trying to foresee its a congressional ly ordered investiga­ privilege" could be invoked. wide variety of stalling tactics, in­ Kormer State Representative Massachusetts. Mr Shoenfeld is employed as national But one union, representing the 125 of Manchester, has been announced Although nominally only a deputy relationship with a China in such a tion by the General Accounting Of­ cluding claims that records have Theodore R. Cummings w ill be the director ol Mailgram .Sales by Western Union in New Weeks of behind-the-scenes public works employees of by her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Robert premier, the man who holds and is so dramatic state of transformation. fice. gue.-it speaker on Friday at 8 p.ni. at Jersey i Busker photoi Mrs. I)a\i(l |{. SliornIVId negotiation by the GAO investigators been lost or misplaced," a top GAO Montclair, N.J., has exceeded the Golden .Apple Awards J. Cramer of Waterbury. vigorously wielding the real power in Shall this, too, soon pass? Temple Beth Sholom. 400 E. .Middle The subject of the investigation failed to budge the White House, auditor said. "In many respects it is president’s wildest hopes: It has M r. Richardson is the son of Mrs. Peking these days is visibly Turnpike. Manchester, inobservance HOLLYWOOD lUPI) - The History is filled with examples of was not a criminal act that could en­ Eventually, the auditors concluded as bad as the Nixon years." rejected a proffered three percent Hollywood Women's Press Club an­ There.sa A. Lachmund of West Hart­ reshaping the history not only of his ol Hadassah .Sabbath. Vicki Greene, revolutions that have reversed danger the Carter Administration, as from data available elsewhere that F«rri)jn ln\<-Niiirs; In a series of pay raise in favor of no raise at all. nounced its 38th annual Golden Apple ford, formerly of Manchester, and own country but that of the world at chapter president, announced. Engagement themselves, often repeatedly. the Watergate break-in was President Carter’s alarmist columns last spring, we detailed the Fearful of layoffs if the city budget awards nominations to be presented the late Donald E. Richardson large. Cummings, a graduate ol the People’s China itself already has perceived by the Nixon White House. statistics on the coal strike’s effect increasing purchase by foreigners of continued to rise, the union has to the most colorful movie and televi­ .Miss Cramer graduated from The cascading I nnersitv ol CoiineclK ut. is a native Kennedy High School in Waterbury been a short distance down the pre­ It was simply a White House state­ ■‘did not present a fair assessment of large tracts of America’s most fer­ agreed to a unique profit-sharing sion stars of the year. Nominees for- Vniliuiiis-Luzier developments ■ind resident ol .Manchester, active in and from Wilma Boyd Airline and sent road, in 1957 when Mao Tse-tung ment of dubious authenticity, which the situation to the public." tile farmland. We later provided plan. In return for their no-raise local allairs, mosl recently as the male star of the year are Warren that have marked Travel Career School in Pittsburgh. The engagement ol Miss Colleen of the late Norman R. Williams. Manchester. briefly encouraged the blossoming of if inaccurate could at most be em­ Dingell angrily declared that the testimony to a House agriculture agreement, the public works long-time chairman of the Beatty, Johnny Carson. Richard Pa. She is employed as a front desk M. Williams of Manchester to James Mr. Lozier is the .son of Mr. and Mr. Lozier, a gradu'te of China's all those flowers. China’s neighbor barrassing to the president. Yet, Justice Department’s memo subcommittee, which was probing Manchester Democratic Town Com­ Dreyfuss. Burt Reynolds and John employees won a guarantee that no Travolta. .Nominated tor most color- clerk at Holiday Inn of Waterbury. Paul Lozier of Bolton has ben an­ Mrs. Bernard Lozier of Hartford Manchester High School. is emergence as an and rival, the Soviet Union, in its own “executive privilege ” was brought the impact of foreign investment on mittee. recommending this spurious use of one would be laid off for economy lul female personalities of the year Her fiance graduated from East nounced by her mother, Mrs. Curtis Road, Manchester. employed by B.A. Lozier Dry Wall & active participant lengthening experience with forth to deny the GAO investigators He and his wile are the parrots of executive privilege was “ an arrogant family farmers. reasons. And if there is anything left are Jacqueline Bissett, Dyan Can­ Catholic High School in Manchester Wilson ol 205 Homestead St., Miss Williams attended Insulation Co. in Manchester. in that world three children, one ol whon^ttvM and socialism in practice has repeatedly essential information. and presumptuous statement, The subcommittee was concerned in the public works budget at the end non, Diane Keaton and Dolly Parton. and from Manchester Community Manchester. She is also the daughter Manchester High School and is .No wedding date has been set. during the past works on a moshav (cooperative cmnlnvoH at Brown's Florist turned to and withdrawn from the During last year’s coal strike, the reminiscent of those made by the that the foreign investors were of the year, the surplus will be dis- Nominated for the Sour Apple award, College with an associate degree im year have been, so far as observers developed nations from which flow so White House issued a hair-curling 4 pushing the price of American farm settlement' near .Natanya. hotel food service management He Justice Department during the term tributed evenly among the for those who believe his or her own outside can determine, largely his many technological benefits but also claim that continuation of the strike Israel Cummings will share his per- i.y^iployed as front office manager of former Attorney General (John) farmland up to the point that small employees. publicity, are David Soul. Paul doing. They have now brought China ideological contamination. .sonal impressions ol Israel, formed ^jrtHoliday Inn ol Waterbury could throw 3,5 million workers out M itc h e ll." farmers would be unable to match Copyright. 1979, on a visit to his son last August. Michael Glaser. Jack Lord. Lee Special Programs Set At YWCA and the United States to resumption Teng, again so far as the outside Majors and Kale Jackson. The couple is planning a June 2 of their jobs. Rep. John Dingell, D- Dingell was supported by ex-Rep. the prices paid by the well-heeled United Feature Syndicate, The public is welcome. of full diplomatic relations. world can determine, seems to be Mich., who heads the House energy ,Inhn Moss, D-Calif., father of the foreigners. Although precise figures wedding in Walerburv. The Nutmeg Branch YWCA has an­ Thursday, at 7:30 p.m. The evening Inc. will be the presentation of the It may be argued that this nor­ firmly in control of events for the nounced several special programs to will include a presentation of equal and power subcommittee, put this Women and Success Series, on malization of contact is a develop­ be held in January. Most of these ac­ housing issues by Wilber Smith, present. And he has clearly touched a Wednesday, Jan. 31, 9:30-11:30 a.m. ment whose time has not only come tivities are free of charge, but ad­ Manchester's Equal Opportunity responsive chord in the Chinese Births A panel of four local women w ill dis­ but is past due by several years. And vanced registration is requested for Coordinator, and a film . The public is cuss how they began a variety of public, at least the articulate portion it may be, as Washington reports all of them. welcome. business enterprises. The panelists of it. The younger generation appears l.iiiiUin. Miigail \iiii and Lindsay of Saskatchewan. Canada. Marlborough. He was born Dec. 24 at The Midwinter Brunch will be on CPR (Cardiovascular Pulmonary will be Pat Lukatch (green olant have it, that the timing was tailored ready for realism and turned off by (.rcli-licn Male, twin daughters of They have a sister, Jessica. 4. Manchester .Memorial Hospital. His Wednesday, 9:30 to 11:30 a.m. Spon­ Resuscitation) Training will be store), Lois Brown (personalized-T to the Carter administration's con­ the radicalism it experienced in The Lighter Side By Dick West Peter and Jacquelyn Marrotte Lind­ maternal grandparents are Mr. and sored and prepared by the Branch offered free of charge to YWCA shirts), Carol Hahlstedt (nursery venience. Mao’s Cultnral Revolution, all that say of Columbia, formerly of Bolton. MuliiimiKki. Lora Belli, daughter Mrs. Robert E. Welch of Committee of Management, this members on Tuesday evenings, Jan, school), and Millie Lucek (tennis But it is questionable that this sound and fury which ended up They were born Nov. 28 at of Robert and Deborah Isleib Marlborough. His paternal grand­ event w ill feature Mary Heslin, com­ 23 and 30, 7 to 10 p.m. sportswear for women). final, longest step in rapprochement WASHINGTON (UPI) - With the which we were constantly ad­ By 1984, if present trends con­ What we are more likely to get are Manchester Memorial Hospital. signifying nothing for China’s prac­ Malinowski of 678 Forest St., East parents are Mr. and Mrs. Samuel missioner of consumer protection for A lecture and discussion entitled Childcare is available during mor­ since Richard Nixon’s 1972 initiative advent of the New Year, 1984, as a monished to do the right thing about tinues, things may have reached the behavorial modification lectures that Their maternal grandparents are Mr, tical development. Hartford. She was born Dec. 3 at Johnson of 7 Penfield Ave., the State of Connecticut. She will "Women: The Mature Population" ning programs. For more informa­ point in time, becomes only five energy conservation. Turn off those point of the government plying us and Mrs. Roderick Marrotte of could have been taken with the But very little is known about begin, “ This hurts me more than it Hartford Hospital. Her maternal Ellington. His maternal great- speak on becoming better-informed will be presented on Tuesday, Jan. tion about classes for adults and years away. But how far are we lights! Turn down that thermostat! Columbia. Their paternal grand­ decisiveness of a Teng willing to China’s next generation of with chicken soup, trying to get our does you,” and “ I’m only doing this grandmother is Mrs. Anne Isleib of grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. consumers. The brunch will include 30, at 9:30 a.m. It will be presented children, call the YWCA office at 647- E tc! agree to disagree on Taiwan — in leadership, the ranks behind and from the "1984” that George Orwell daughters married off to rich doctors for your own good.” parents are Mr. and Mrs. Dale Lind- 20 Madison St., Manchester. Her William R. Welch of Portland. quiche lorraine. salad and fruit by Brenda Briggs of Manchester 1437 for a brochure. Registration w ill •say of Ripley. Mich. Their maternal effect, to ignore the single major below Teng. He and Hua Kuo-feng, envisioned in his novel by that They call this type of governmental and making sure we don’t leave the Which type of society would be less paternal grandparents are Mr. and Maine. His paternal great- breads. Community College, and will focus be taken in person or by mail until difference that in both Peking and name?? pressure “jawboning,” But what is oppressive, the Orwellian or the great-grandmother is Mrs. A. Mrs. Stanley Kumowycz of East A Housing Education program is on the attitudes and strengths of the nominal head of state and party, house on rainy days without our grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Jan. 15. The YWCA is located at 78 N. Writing in the current issue of The jawboning but another name for Gadoury of Willimantic. Their pater­ Hartford. She has a sister, Sara, 3. being co-sponsored by the YWCA and today's woman. Washington had long been viewed as may see eye to eye as they profess. galoshes. Greenburgian? That’s highly moot. Walter Moran of Enfield and Mrs. Main St., Manchester. Futurist magazine, researcher David nagging? nal great-grandmother is Mrs. A. the League of Women Voters on "How to Start Your Own Business” irreconcilable. Or they may not. With time on his Orwell foresaw for 1984 a But at least in Orwell’s 1984 there Katherine Johnson of Warehouse Goodman says Orwell’s 1984 could Juliiisun, Vdiiiii Daiid. son ot Point. Having taken China so far in such a side as Teng’s junior by two decades, Increasingly of late, the nagging “ snooped-on, computer-analyzed w ouldn’t be 200 m illio n pe tulan t Kent H. and Robyn Welch Johnson of arrive right oh schedule. short time, Teng looms over the Hua could be quietly biding his time. has dropped down to the personal society” that would be made to voices chorusing, “ Please, Mother, J Goodman claims that more than world scene at the beginning of this Opposition there must be. level. You’re smoking too much That behave in certain ways through elec- I’d rather do it myself.” Menus 1(X) of the 137 predictions Orwell new year like an aged Alexander Otherwise, why continue the stuff you’re eating is bad for you Etc ♦ rnnin innouqtion? made 30 years ago already have been ready for new conquests. Like the propaganda campaign against an laondon KestuurantOwner fried potatoes, cole slaw, bread. French bread, margarine, skim fulfilled. These include all of the SHiool original, he has been a man in a already discredited "Gang of Four? ” Etta FO« V40RH STAR-me6EA6/c butter, milk and apple cri.sp. milk, coffee or tea. scientific and technological- Hu c m e Cafeteria menus which will be hurry — and for his own very good Obviously, somewhere there are still N.e.A. 78 Wednesday: Pot roast of beef, developments plus a goodly number served at Manchester public schools tomato-vegetable au jus, whipped reasons. those in positions of some influence Jan. 8-12. are as follows: Klderiy of the social and political conditions. potatoes, broccoli au gratin, Teng is 74. He has waited a long who resist Teng’s changing, of Out to Challenge France Monday: Frankfurt on a roll, Should certain "triggering events” Menus which w ill be served Jan. 8- chocolate pudding with whipped top­ time to be in a position to put his revolutionary course. A potato puffs, buttered spinach, milk occur in the next five years, Good­ By ROBERT .MUSEL Odin’s looks almost as much like walnuij aiiu u iiiusnroom pate baked 12 at Mayfair and Westhill Gardens ping, whole wheat bread, margarine, pragmatism to work in taming a There may be, therefore, many and mixed fruit. man writes, even the direst part of LONDON (UPI) — Peter Langan an art gallery as it does a restaurant. in brioche dough — crowd the tables to Manchester residents over 60 are skim milk, coffee or tea. revolution for so long dominated by surprises still to come out of Tuesday: Meat balls with gravy, as follows: the Orwellian prophecy could come plans to challenge the restaurants of Its menu cover was drawn by David at his three restaurants: Odin’s, Thursday: Minestrone soup, baked ideological wish fulfillment. He may changing China. But even should whipped potato, whole kernel corn, Monday: Pan-fried liver with onion meatloaf. gravy, O’Brien potatoes, to pass. France for gastronomic honors on Hockney, whose originals run into Langan’s Brasserie and Langan’s not have too much longer to see huge, Teng’s influence in the end prove bread, butter, milk and fudge gravy, parsley buttered potatoes, creamy coleslaw, baked custard, rye To which I say "pish and tosh." their own ground — in Paris. thousands of dollars. Francis Bacon Bistro, next door to Odin’s. People cookies, backward China firm ly committed to passing, it will nevertheless have also are always telling Langan he stewed tomatoes with green beans, bread, margarine, skim milk, coffee I don’t know about the rest of the To prove how serious he is, Lon­ is another famous artist who Wedne.sday: Cheese pizza, to.ssed remaking itself into the modern in­ been in itself quite an event. should button his collar and maybe vanilla pudding with fruit garnish, or tea. world, but the United States govern­ don's most colorful restaurateur an­ frequents the place. The walls are salad, milk and iee cream. dustrial state he foresees by the end nounced he is cutting his consump­ even shave and stop using language whole wheat bread, margarine, skim Friday: Chicken chow mein over covered with paintings. Langan has Thursday: Vegetable soup, sliced ment certainly is not moving in the tion of champagne to an abstemious another restaurant, Langan's more common Irish than proper milk, coffee or tea. steamed rice, seasoned lima beans, direction of Orwell’s “ Big Brother.” four bottles a day. English among his diners. His wife, turkey sandwich, cranberry sauce, Tuesday: Baked lasagna with jellied fruit and cottage cheese salad, Brasserie, whose major backers in­ celery and carrot sticks, milk and The U.S. government definitely is Langan discussed his strategy for Susan, long ago gave up, and smiles chopped beef, seasoned green peas, chilled apricots, roll, margarine, clude film star Michael Caine. pears. Other Editors Say moving more in the direction of Dan breaking the Gallic monopoly over when the Langan dog trots in, tossed green salad with Italian skim milk, coffee or tea. "Here I am,” said Langan, “ hardly Friday: Filet of haddock, french Greenburg’s “ Jewish Mother.” dinner at Odin's, the most luxurious "It’s the same with opening in dressing, chilled canned pears. The menu is subject to change. able to buy a pair of shirts and Hanford (Conn.) CouranI Orwell forecast a government of his London restaurants. He was so Langan’s Brasserie is turning over a Paris, I’ve been told all the Rep, Charles C. Diggs Jr., the patently hopes to convince at least manipulating its citizens by "thought enthusiastic about the project, dif­ million quid ($2 million) a year.” obstacles. I’m going to put together ' Michigan Democrat who was con­ 139 Democrats that his record as an control” and other sinister psy- ficult though he knows it w ill be, that Oddly enough, it was this paradox $600,000 fo r the venture. The only Delegate to Conference Named victed on 29 counts of fhaud involving choscientific processes. he drank only two bottles of cham­ way to find out if you’re any good is advocate for balanced approach to that convinced him he could make it Ms. Billman will be one dustry in developing media pagne — before proceeding to white in Paris. by competing with them on their own Berty Billman of justification, economics of his federal payroll, is a stubborn African affairs makes him worthy of A more likely development, I sub­ of 16 media specialists programs and would and red wines. "They also said you couldn’t ground. When 1 get to Paris 1 don’t in­ Manchester, education .ser­ leaching time and unifor­ man. renomination. m it, is a government that nags us to from the state supported benefit from industry's up- The brasserie restaurants of tend losing. I’ll ride into town and vices specialist at the State mity of techniques. The House Democratic Caucus, in Mr, Diggs is kidding himself. The death. operate a successful brasserie in by industry represen­ to-date knowledge on cost France represent the present ul­ take it” Will he be his own master Department of Education, a secret session the other day, voted London,” he said. “ We had our tough tatives, administrators handwriting is on the wall in the At the moment, as you are well timate of hard core French cuisine. chef? has been appointed overwhelmingly for a new rule which times — there was a bailiff on the from the srate Deparrment AUCTION House. He would have a better aware, the government is feverishlv The idea of a foreign restaurateur “ No," said Langan who is blonde, delegate to the 1979 doorstep one morning — but I buckled (if Education and lay PERSIAN A ORIENTAL CARI^TS calls for a full caucus vote on any chance of being elected to the trying to persuade us to do the right even aiming for parity would con­ understandably hectic of Northeast Regional down to business and we're so observers. ALL QUARANTEEO TO BE OENUINE HANDWOVEN subcomittee chairman who has been Kremlin’s Politburo than retaining thing about inflation. Hold down vulse the chefs of Paris. Langan can crowded now I’m opening an upstairs countenance and a bit more mature- Educational Leadership A I’ollpf’Mon Of fine Persian & Oriental carpels were (Hdored Inr ilie According to Ms. stores Due to the .strike ol the customs ex|Hirters lliose finiim iiillv convicted of a felony or censured his subcommittee chair. those prices Stop those big wage give them a bigger laugh than most. room .” looking than his 37 years. He thought­ Conference to be held Jan. lesponsilile.tor the unpaid shipment are lofccd lo mu tmii the entire nillec- Billman, many Connec­ during the preceding Congress. The M r. Diggs is one of only four blacks demands, etc He is Irish and self-taught. When “ There are always people telling fully sampled bits of the six desserts 11-13 in Newark, N.J. turn m order lo raise immediate cash ticut schools are behind in­ AT: 235-7 vote for the new rule, which in history who have survived the This follows an early nagathon in he was a chef he cooked by instinct. you things can’t be done,” said the of that evening’s menu before poin­ The subject of the con­ RAMADA INN He admits cheerfully that sometimes ference will be Industrial was supported by all five House House seniority system long enough man who has been known to throw ting out that the chef at Langan’s OVER 8 MILLION 1330 Silas Oaant Hwy. the souffles sank — and sometimes Brasserie is Englisii. He isn’t — it’s Training Strategies and Democrats from Connecticut, in­ to become chairman of a full com­ objectionable celebrities into the PRESCRIPTIONS Waihartflald Andrew Tally they^ were pure genius. Once a unthinkable — going to make his will feature presentations dicates a rather clear sentiment in mittee. He apparently felt that by street and who once kicked in the Safely Compounded Sun. January 7 • 2 PM Yesterdays kitch'en boy dared giggle as a souffle doors of a theater that owed him a Paris challenge with an English chef by several of the largest in- Vlaw 1 PM the House to strip Mr. Diggs of his resigning his chairmn the-District of deflated. When a knife whizzed by his (lustrial firm s in the lineerades in small i laree size.s ot K.VSH.AN KKII\1A\ bill for a catered party. (gasp). ARTHUR DRUG I ifi,N( K.s.s hok)iaha. taiiiuz, Aiid k iiil , Mom siiin\,\N\ post as chairman of the House Inter­ Columbia Committee he could 2 5 Y e a rs car and stuck, quivering, into the "I am keeping my options open,” Northeast demonstrating I'HINKSK, plus many others imludinn runners, silk & iki Fight Ensues Over Firing But Mick dagger, Henry Kissinger .'iilk piet es national Relations Committee’s sub­ satisfy his critics and retain the Manchester Memorial Hospital wall, the boy departed the premises how industry is using ponton Uryu$ Rug Cattertei, Inc. 20l‘227-bt8l and others who may share little but a Langan said, “ I get along well with Tcrmtt Gaih o r Chtek. committee on Africa. Africa subcomittee post. But he is reports that the hospital births for WASHINGTON — I am not sur­ at fu ll sprint and was never seen audio-visual techni(|ucs in fondness for Peter’s dishes — such as the French. That being the case, I Nevertheless, Mr. Diggs reported- ‘ mistaken. The reform mood in the 1953 totaled 968, an all-tim e record. do not overlook the fact that — as the their principles. In Congress es­ again, > their industrial training prised that civil rights activists of pork fillet stuffed with dates and suppose the first thing I’d better do is ly hopes to be renominated for his House has abated some since 1974 but 10 Years Afjo Reader’s Digest Gene Methvin pecially, they consider it noble to learn” programs. both parties are NOT being trampled chairmanship next month when the most members are not about to give Mr. and Mrs. Steven L, Czarsty of in a rush to champion the rights of pointed out — candidates endorsed by give their concern for blacks a run in 96th Congress meets. He has many a leadership post to a convicted 52 Oak St. take second place in an­ Susan Lavine, who was fired as a the NEA won 291 of 349 House and the yard. It is also pretty safe, Poisonous Ingredients friends on the edmmittee and ap- Senate contests last November. because most voters are fair-minded ★ ★ ★ ENROLL N ( • k ' k ' k member — black or white. nual lawn bowling tournament in public school teacher in Lyons held in Colonial Williamsburg, Va. Township, 111., because she refused But it is permissible to remark on the issue of race. Besides, blacks Guide for Emergencies CI.ASSK.S BKGIN JAMIAFLY 9Ui to join her local union. upon the inconsistency of those have acquired considerable political SRASHG Thought legislators who still oppose attempts muscle. B\ l)’\E R \ COHN product introductions, the Almanac I am not surprised because none of Dartmouth professor ol to make union m enibership voluntary,, At tile same I line, i I lose crusaders HA.NOVER, N.H. (UPI) authors publish a monthly M.G.M. Some New Years’ Resolutions fail trol groups, prayer cells, Bible study those professional pharmacology and in all 50 states. It’s as if old-fashioned always seem to be out to lunch when - In rushing to a hospital, bulletin and are planning a because they are kept to one s self. groups, are all good possibilities to Today is Thursday, Jan. 4, the 4th bleeders for toxicology, became in­ ACADEMY OF HMHIRESSING INC. liberalism has been ruled illegal for somebody brings up the right to Irantic parents cannot fifth edition. trigued by information on You are not alone. God has a stake in help y6u win out in life. day of 1979 with 361 to follow. blacks, women, certain people who'work for a living. work. Perhaps they have mislaid always recall the brand "Companies are putting sewer-gas poisoning. He your happiness, growth and success. If you find it difficult to relate to. The moon is moving toward its and pot pushers 397-C BROJID ST., MJUKKSTER REDUenONS Federal law authorizes a labor un­ their copy of the Bill of Rights. They name ol the furniture out new brand names all began research that led to He has promised to stand by you in people you can seek out a trusted first quarter. could be elected poli.sh swallowed by their the time,” Gosselin said. (EXIT 92 OFF RTL 86) A LL FALL A W niTES HERCHAHOISE ion to arrange an agreement with an never mislay the documents littered an antidote. your struggles. Trust Him. counselor who cares about you and is The moaning stars are Mercury, street cleaner child. "They’re also putting out F R I G E O I O O a Identify yourself with a group of Venus, Saturn and Jupiter. without the finan­ employer whereby all employees with dollar signs that remind them of That's where Dr. Robert 646-2066 willing to be with you in your need! old brand names with The guide lists 20,000 people which are involved in the The evening star is Mars. cial support of must pay dues to a union as a condi­ the fat contributions Big Labor Gossclin's fat green book This IS a giant consoliijation of merchanijice for this spectacular Rev. Neale McLain changes in composition — commercial products, same struggles that are facing^you. Those .born on this date are under Big Labor. And tion of employment. If a worker makes to its pet candidates. comes lo the rescue. new and improved. We their ingredients and treat­ sale. Branid names in women's fashions at unheard-of low prices. Church of the Nazarene Alcoholics Ananymous, weight con- the sign of Capricorn. the local that sandbagged Susan retuses to get up his dues, the But Susan Lavine has put our selec­ Gossclin. a Dartmouth want to know what the new ment for anyone who PARK HILL JOYCE When clearance is a hit, it's a Hit or Miss Clearance. employer must send him or her tive liberals on the spot. How can .Medical School profes.sor. Lavine — called “an outstanding and improved formula is.” swallows them. FLOWEKSHOF packing to the nearest bread line. they disagree with a young woman is originator and co-author The book is so respected BOOOFS teacher” in her supervisor's last Thus, I suggest that right-to-work who says: “ I feel that no one should of a best-selling guide that some manufacturers' Some plants and berries yearly evaluation — represents one mps> p 'M MS legislation should be equated with be fired for reasons other than poor, to poisonous ingredients in who don’t want their com­ are also listed because SPECIAL U U o r M b s ol the biggest labor unions. e V e r y d a y p r o d u c ts . petitors to know their w n tp i m Of m That would be the National Educa­ our civil rights laws. If it is un­ teaching?” Is it possible there is Gossclin. who heads his OF THE WEEK The difierenccisnttinourclothes. Irt incur prices". WELCOME TO 7 'l 'Clinical Toxicology of product ingredients have local poison center and W S W SH0I5 GUADELOUPE tion Association, with more than 1.8 constitutional to deny an individual some connection between lousy Commercial Products." supplied the information studies poisonous employment because of race, color, public schools and forced unionism? MERE ID FIKPA WAfOF J im CARTER, JAMES CALLAGHAN, million members. 'I'he NEA and its .A copy of the 1.8(X)-page secretly to the guide's mushrooms for a hobby, religion, or sex, surely it is the height At the minimum, I hope Susan .$60 book can be found in Daisies MANCHESTER VERNON WPIW*i ntf WtSIERN HELMUT SCHMIDT AND GISCARD D’ESTAING affiliates far outnumber all other authors Poison control became aware people were of discrim ination to deny somebody a Lavine will force members of mosl ol the nation's poison centers may get such infor­ TRI-CITY PLAZA public-employee unions, and among job because he or she refuses to join Congress to think some unwelcome asking about them. 389 BROAD ST. mm. -WHAT » W THIUK control centers and in mation in an emergency. (Nett to Beaconway) (Near DgL) all unions rank second to the a union. If Joe has a rig h t to jo in a un­ thoughts about the limits they place many doctors’ offices, The guide has triggered »1.59 Doten lin e Teamsters. The NEA’s annual ion, Bill should have the same right on freedom. If she can embarrass the hospitals and.medical at least one research The book’s contents also (CASH and CAhHY) budget is $250 million, more than 10 noWtRB tnd ARRANOEUENTS fOR EVERY OCCASION... HOURS: MON.-FRI. 1- 8 8:00 P.M. not to join a union. super liberatarians in the middle of libraries. breakthrough. A decade include general formulas times that of AFL-CIO., .16 O A K ST.. M XXCIIKSTKK T fl. 64‘WI7<(l or (> l').|4l.l .KHKK SAT. 10 - 0:00 P.M. But in the field of trade unionism, their lofty speeches about the rights To keep up with new ago. Dr. Roger Smith, a lor some coitrmon products As such, the NEA has plenty of that are pretty much alike. I’ARKIXC ■ KH4\K OAKKI.KII. Prop. SUN. 12 r 5:00 P.M. civil rights forces have availed of mankind, mine will be the first political clout. Members of Congress themselves of picking and choosing nasty laugh heard in the land. ’ PAGE TEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn. Thurs., Jan. 4. 197!) 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I Obituaries Chief Sets \]^eeting Manchester 75 C o n a rd 7 9 Fermi Girls 47 P e n n e y 5 8 . East Hockey Cheney Tech Mrs. Flori'iicr ;; I ^,‘ 1 ...... ' cutter and grinder department at Emanuel Lutheran Church, 60 event. leader who has served with Mahoney toward cusromers at the store. When Wednesday. hauled in 27 rebounds in the two Demers, East athletic director, Dean Machine Products for about 10 Church St. Mahoney suffered a heart attack in for many years on the Appropriations Ficara attempted to ask her for iden­ Valerie Oliver, 31, of 661 Imperial games as he was voted the tourney's acquiesced to the request. However, years. He was a Navy veteran of Holmes Funeral Home, 400 Main December and is recovering at Committee; State Rep. Timothy tification, she swung her pocketbook Drive was arrested on a warrant on a most valuable player. It was his first after the game Demers held a mini­ World War II and a member of the St., was in charge of arrangements. home. Thus, he had to miss Moynihan of East Hartford; State at his face, then kicked him when he charge of violation of probation. She MVP award, but probably not the press conference in his office defen­ Anderson’s Goal Hebron American Legion Post, He Wednesday's opening ceremony of Sen. David Barry of Manchester; attempted to subdue her, police said. was turned over to West Hartford last. He plays like a seasoned ding the band’s right to play. also was founder of the Hebron Ralph L. Pearson Sr. the Legislature. Herbert Stevenson, Manchester's She was subdued with the help of a Police. veteran, far beyond his tender 18 In part he said 1) the band adds Sportsmen's Club. SOUTH WINDSOR - Ralph L. He did watch the ceremonies at the Democratic registrar of voters; and witness in the store. The woman was A 1976 Ford van was stolen from a years. something to the game, 2) there’s He is also survived by a daughter, Capitol on television. Mahoney's wife, Lucille. then transporred to Manchester Husky fans also had to be en­ nothing in the rules against it, 3) the Sparks Catholic Pearson Sr., 52, of 10 Chestnut St., Waddell Road home at 1;30 a.m. Mrs. Chrisse Kellner of Rockville; Springfield, Mass., formerly of South Memorial Hospital for observation, couraged by the play of 6-foot-8 John referees said East would’ve received today. Police said the residents who Delagrange against East Carolina. two brothers, William Rannacher Jr. Windsor, died Wednesday at Mercy where she again became violent and were sleeping at the time, heard the a forfeit win if Manchester refused to Just over two minutes remained when Ed Anderson blasted The often-injured New London High and Robert Rannacher, both of Taun­ Hopital Hospital in Springfield^ He tried to escape custody of two of­ van drive away, but did not see the play, 4) East takes great pleasure in honie the winning goal lifting East Catholic’s ice hockey team to ton. Mass.; amd a granddaughter, was the husband of Mrs. Florence CIteveland Cops Try ficers, accordng ro rhe reporr. She thieves. The owner of the van grad was at his best in the first half beatiqg an opponent (especially as he hit for 9 consecutiye points and Manchester) on the floor. It sounded its fourth win in a row, 3-2, over Notre Dame of Fairfield last Lisa Kellner of Rockville. Ferriola Pearson. cut her face in the process of a isCulligan Water Conditioning of night at Bridgeport Arena. The funeral is Saturday at 11 a.m. Mr. Pearson was born in Walpole, struggle. The woman, who was not East Hartford. II oyerall, hooping 4-of-5 from the most self-serving. at Holmes Funeral Home, 400 Main Mass., and lived in South Windsor To Prevent Layoffs identified, was left at the hospital for A 1979 Buick was stolen from the field, 3-for-4 from the foul line with Sorry Cliff, this corner disagrees. Tribe Girls Lose The Eagle skaters, 4-2 for the poking home the puck from a scram­ St. Burial will be in East Cemetery. observation. No charges were lodged four rebounds, one steal and a There are such things as 1) courtesy season, return to the Bolton Ice ble in front of the Notre Dame net. before moving to Springfield. CLEVELAND (UPI) - Police plan when the' layoffs take effect. lot of Charter Oak Buick, 81 Adams Friends may call at the funeral He is also survived by three sons, against her, police said. St,, about 6 p.m. Wednesday. blocked shot. Delagrange, who could and 21 sportsmanship. Maybe your Palace Saturday night for their an­ Assists went to Gerry King and Brian to go to court to try to prevent Mayor Police and firefighters unions home Friday from 7 to 9 p.m. Ralph L. Pearson Jr. of Longmont. Break and entries were reported at proye most yaluable down the players and coaches are used to the nual Kevin Hurst Benefit Game McGonigle. Dennis Kucmich's latest layoff sought a temporary restraining order The family suggests that any Colo., David F. Pearson of Fort John D. Laferriere, 18, of 59 a room on Locust Street and a home strerch for UConn, tallied 14 points in band but it was found to be most dis­ Game^ Star Player against Farmington High at 8:30. Freeman mzde 2-1 at 1:14 of the se­ proposals. last week when Kucinich planned to 20 minutes, his longest stint of the tracting for two reasons. Anderson and Matt Tobin took off cond period but King pounced on a memorial gifts may be made to the Worth, Texas, and Paul C. Pearson of The mayor has announced he will Hamner St., East Hartford, was on North Main Street Wednesday, A lay off some 2,000 workers, but charged with evading responsibility campaign. People, No. 1, are there to see a on a 2-on-l break with the former Kurt Peterson miss shot and beat Manchester Memorial Hospital Rockland, Mass.; a daughter. Mrs. drop 275 police and 125 other city dropped the request when the mayor warch was taken from the room. Suffering its fourth loss in a row and possibly more, and passing on the right in connection Freshman Jim Sulliyan also saw basketball game, not hear a band blasting a slap shot off goalie Bob Guerrera at 4:39. It was King’s Development Fund. Carol A. Fitzgerald of Windsor workers from the city payroll rescinded most of those layoffs. Some minor damage was done ro the with an accident on Center Street plenty of floor time (20 minutes) for play. And No. 2 a couple of the early Manchester High girls’ basketball team succumbed to visiting Guerrera’s pads into the cage at the seventh goal of the season with Mark Locks; two sisters, Mrs. Marion Friday, as a “last-resort" move to McNea Wednesday disputed empty home on North Main Street. Wednesday night. Police said his car injured Bob Dulin, slowed by a groin whistles could not be heard, which is Fermi High, 47-31, in CCIL play last night at Clarke Arena. 12:45 mark for the game-winner. It Buezek also picking up an assist. .Mrs. .Milieu C. Duiley Silvia of Taunton. Mass., and Mrs. cut expenses for the financially Kucinich's claim there will be “no Estella Davis of Winnetka, III.; and pull. He ran the show well and the foremost reason for keeping quiet The Indians, 2-5 in the league and 2- was Anderson’s fifth goal of the It was a hard-fought contest with 13 ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. - Mrs. troubled city. reduction of the number of police on season. six grandchildren. only negatiye point was his shooting. while play is on. As a side note, in 6 overall, lost leading scorer Mary overall, with 19 and 10 points respec­ penalties whistled seven against Althea Calve Dailey, 70, of Shady But a police union leader says the the streets of this city” despite the The funeral is Saturday at 8:15 Sulliyan was off but that could be at­ such? a confined area as the East Neubelt with a knee injury in the first tively. Liz Neubelt paced the Silk Larry Freeman had put Notre Notre Dame. The Eagles outshot the layoffs would jeopardize the “health, latest layoffs. Oaks, formerly of Manchester and a.m. from the Windsor Locks Iranian Oil Cutoff tributed to his lack of floor time. His gym, the music becomes a dominant period and she didn’t return to ac­ Towners with 10 markers with Robin Dame in front in the first period at home sextet, 36-26, .with Scott Rockville, died Friday at St. welfare and safety" of Cleveland "Anyone with common sense shooting touch should return — you Funeral Home, 441 Spring St., with a factor — and again distracting. tion. The extent of her injury, and Clustafson chipping in 8 'tallies. 11:52 but Tobin knotted it at 13:32, Mosher making 24 saves for East. Anthony's Hospital. St. Petersburg. residents. knows that you can’t reduce an mass at St, Margaret Mary Church, don’t score more rhan 2,000 points as If the p'ep band must play, it should how long she’ll be out, is not known. Manchester took the jayvee con­ She was the widow of Edward William McNea, president of the already understaffed department by he did at Dorn Sayio High in East South Windsor, at 9. Burial will be in be during timeouts and at the half, “I thought the team played fairly test. 63-27, to run its record to 6-2. Dailey. Cleveland Police Patrolmen's 275 men and not lose police protec­ Creates Shortage Boston, Mass., without one, St. Mary's Cemetery, Windsor when it'll be appreciated and add to well considering," voiced Gloria Diana. Jennifer Hedlund and The funeral and burial took place in Association, said Wednesday he and tion on the streets," said McNea. UConn was working on a six-game Locks. the evening. Otherwise, tune it down. Manchester Coach Ginny Lind, Georg(janne Ebersold paced the Penney Wins Again, St. Petersburg. lawyers plan to seek a temporary Not only were police upset over the WASHINGTON (UPI) - Energy “The situation is serious, but it is Friendd may call at the funeral referring to the injury, “The psy; young Indians with 14. 13 and 11 Mrs. Dailey was born March 23, restraining order barring the layoffs. layoffs, which will put those hired Secretary James Schlesinger says not critical," he told a news con­ home today and Friday from 2 to 4 chological effect of her loss definite­ points respectively. 1908 in Glastonbury and had lived in He said the union also was “working since 1973 out of jobs, but some also the cutoff of oil exports from Iran ference. “We should begin ro take and 7 to 9 p.m. ly hurt the team." Manchester and Rockville for many on other things," he wouldn’t reveal. rebelled at what they felt was has placed a serious crimp in world prudent actions in ibis country of a The family suggests rhat any Conard High Jolts Manchester did manage to lead years before moving to Florida 11 McNea said the union probably pressure by the Kucinich administra­ supplies, creating the need for volun­ voluntary nature." memorial gifts may be made to the after the first turn, 10-7, but fell Fermi (47)'Blevins I 2-2 4, Langan 91- Goal CCIL Crown years ago. would go to court Friday morning. tion on police to retire if eligible. tary conservation measures in the He urged Americans to save a total American Heart Association. United States. behind at the intermission, 20-17, 4 19, Mensinger 2 4-4 8, Pieper 3 04) 6, She is survived by two brothers, 600,(100 barrels of oil daily by volun­ Karb 5 0-1 10, Totals 20 7-11 47. ' If the call for voluntary conserva­ tarily: with the Falcons taking a 33-25 bulge By KEVIN CASEY Albert Calve of Bolton and John East Hartford into the final canto. Munrliciiirr (31) Tilden 3 0-0 6, tion goes unheeded and if Iranian Five Calve,Jr. of Manchester; and five • Obeying the 55 mph speed limit, Poor shot selection and sloppy ball Carpenter 0 0-0 0, Gustafson 4 0-0 8, L. CorrespundenI sisters, Mrs. Louise Johnson and Outlook on Finance oilfields lie idle into the summer, he saving 100,000 barrels. Neubelt 5 0-0 10. Millis 11-3 3, Cheney 0 0- ‘‘With consistent team effort, we can win the CCIL title," Lottery said Wednesday, mandatory energy­ By GARY GRABOWSKI handling sealed Manchester’s doom. Mrs. Alvira Irwin, both of • Lowering home thermostats to a Joyce Langan and Jean Korb paced 0 0. M- Neubelt 0 0-0 0. Culbertson 0 0-0 0, voiceti Penney High Coach Bernie Pandley after his Black saving measures may have to be im­ GurrcK|>onAnwar Sadat. 31. Thus, it has available $14,757,- for that year., East first points came at 3:20 on a High scorer for the Chieftains was three quarters thanks to some fine, details of the renewed peace talks nations are “borrowing against the measures the United States might Tony Mozzicato, South Windsor'High ’and 10 points respectively. John Man­ Chaim Kaufman, acting chairman 502.02 of the $26,656,056 budget. He said part of the reason for the hoop-by Joe Kohler. Al Jones with 15 followec] by Ralph work from Schultz, Huppe and Lima. ’ Opening its, campaign with a win, still were being worked out. But he future" to offset the loss of Iranian adopt are mandatory oil allocation trimmed Bloomfield High, 72-61, in ning and Jon Turner had 19 and 18 the Bennet/Illing Junior High of Begin's Likud faction in the Other special accounts, including present financial situation is past ac­ Conard’s ball-hawking defense Sundstrom with 13. East was led by Picard picked up his fourth foul with said Israel has agreed to return its oil by taking an extra 2 million and other steps that were used during coupled with crractic ball handling Central Valley Conference basketball tallies respectively for the wrestling team pinned the American Knesset (parliament), said in water, sewer and fire, show less than tions taken by the board and the barrels a day from petroleum Tim McCarthy and Fred Tillosten 2:01 left in the stanza with Tony Cruz I negotiators to '/ashington at any time the 1973-74 oil embargo. Schlesinger on the Hornets’ part, contributed action last night at the Bobcats’ lair. Warhawks. 1-2 in the CVC and 3-5 School for the Deaf (ASD), 46-10. Jeru.salem that Begin had pledged his half of those budgets have been town, including an increase in tax said. with 10 each. Tillb-sten’s points all his replacement. "He (Cruz) did a proposed by Secretary of State Cyrus stockpiles, almost double the normal significantly to East's downfall. Mozzicato tossed in 17 points, dis-' overall. Results: 69 — Hernandez (ASD) government will continue to settle spent. collection efforts. winter withdrawal. came in the final chapter. super job for us tonight, " Dandley Vance. Owning a 13-4 advantage after the hed out 11 a.ssists and hauled in 7 dec. Steve Bo'glz 11-6, 74 — Kurt Jews in the West Bank. No dates for Some expenses will increase in the East also fell in the jayvee en­ commended. In Cairo, Prime Minister Mustafa opening stanza, Conard threaded its rebounds as the Bobcats upped their Celts Interested Howard (M) pinned D’Adio 2:36, 100 the building of settlements were second half of the fiscal year, which counter, 74-56. Dan Tillo.sten popped CVe mark to 3-0 and aggregate The Black Knights maintained mentioned. Kbalil said Egypt was prepared to ends June 30, 1979. net for the first 13 points in the se­ for 18 to lead the losers. BO.STON (UPI) — B'oslon Celtics their coiriposurc in the final stanza — Mike Griffin (M) dec. Kelly 16-1, docket to 4-3. officials have quietly been inquiring 102 — Dave Kissman (M) dec. U S. policy since Israel seized the resume the treaty negotiations, Moore said, for instance, that the cond chapter putting the contest out and opened the lead to as many as 17 of reach early. C onard (79) Morron 5-0-10, M. Jones 2 •lohn Allen, Peter .Anihnny and about the status of “Pistol"' Pete CeCilia 9-4, .108 — Mark McNamara, West Bank and the Gaza Strip in 1967 which have been stalled since town has spent $25,000 and en­ 1-2 5, Sundstrom 6 1-2 13, A. Jones 6 3-615, points, Lima had 8 points and 3 November, to reach a “comprehen­ The Chieftains' aggressive play Glen Pugliese were also in double Maravich in talks with the New (M) pinned Siegal :59, 109 — Chris has been to condemn Jewish cumbered $38,000 — for rental costs Ginouvqs 3 0-0 6, Yarum 0 0-2 0, Arel 1 2-2 assists and James four of his seven sive, just and durable" peace. kept East off balance throughout the Orleans Jazz. Cavedon (M) pinned Stafford :57,117 settlements as obstacles to peace and and chemicals — for snow removal. 4, Dubiel 2 3-5 7, Murphy 4 0-0 8, Urban 2 steals in the final canto along with But Khalil said the most im­ The total budget is $168,000, a figure first half. The taller Conard squad 0-0 4, Mathieu 3 1-2 7. Totals 34 11-21 79. Suit Filed .Jazz officials admit the Celtics are some key buckets. — Mike Wemmel (M) pinned Smith' illegal under international law. :38, 118 — Jim Marx (M) drew with mediate possibility was for a that could be low if winter is severe. enjoyed a 37-15 halftime lead and a Fuat llurirord (49) Jones 3 04) 6 LOS ANGELES (UPI) - Tennis one of eight National Basketball "Ttje key to our win was Danny “We are positively satisfied with meeting between Vance and himself, Jones 9-9, 124 — LaBrecque (ASDj Also, funding for increases in WEEKEND SPECIAL 52-29 edge through three quarters. a^^CuOpn V ’^'*'‘^‘‘“'■^2-2 star Rosemary Casals Tuesday filed A.ssociation (earns bidding for (he (Lima) and Lenny (James) what the government is doing under Fishing for a 8, Cullen 1 0-0 7, Pandiscia 0 0-0 0 — which would be followed by a salaries for two unions have not been "We turned the ball over and mis­ a $750,000 suit against two lawyers services of the hjgh-scoring penetrated well, ” Dandley cited, tlSc^teve Machuga 16-1,132 —Steve the current eircumstances and there resumption of the Israeli-Egyptian super year? sed .some bunnies underneath early," Tillotscn 5 0-0 10. Moore 1 0-0 2, Guidolti 0 Maravicli. who lias expressed his Farley (M) pinned Baynes 4:23, 143 will be more settlements in the spent retroactive to July 1, 1978. she claims misrepresented “and our big men hit the' boards. talks “at a later date." We hope it Guerin pointed out. “We never got 0-0 0, Robinson 2 0-2 4. McCarthy 5 0-0 10 friislration with Now Orleans inabili­ — Mike Greenleaf (M) pinned Serano future. " said Kaufman. The two unions, representing will be 1979! roM-PONS >2.79 Totals 22 5-8 49. themselves when they contracted to Another factor was when Picard 1 the chance to hold the ball. We’re not ty to win consistently. .48. clerical, technical and public works Be happy! manage her career. came out. Cruz did a good job on the He spoke as members of the Likud A BUNCH a mature team and against a mature met with Begin to discuss the self- employees, have not signed a final Leading Jockey Casals asserted the defendants, boards." Cruz in nine minutes (woryl to Coach contract yet with the town. team like Conard, you just can't do Ted Steinberg and Marvin Demoff, College Basketball notched 7 caroms. imposed fteeze on new settlements ,|«‘hovatrH Wiln4>HH<‘.s NEW YORK (UPI) - Based on Similar retroactive payments have that." failed to provide promised legal, ar­ New Eiiglaml BLOOMINGTON. Minn, (UPI) - - after the (lamp David accords and CASH & CARRY pur.se money won, Darrel McHargue Lima and James from the MANCHESTER - Jehovah's been made for police union members ‘ Chieftain Coach A1 Basney, whose tistic and personal services for her. St. Francis (NY.) 88, baekeourt netted 20 and 12 points The Minnesota Twins said John the government's policy of removing Witnes.ses will have a theocratic team's rectrrd is 5-0 in the league, led the jockeys of the nation and Laz Northeastern 74 Goryl. former Twins’ player and illegal settni E. CENTER ST. OPEN said the contest gave him a chance to Barrera won' the (raining cham­ Central Conn. 59. Union 54 coach of the club's Orlando. Fla., radical Gush Bmunim (bloc of the who were granted pay increases by SALES - SERVICE - INSTALLATION THURS. filed the suit on Casals’ behalf, said rebounding department with 14. 7:30 in the Whiton Memorial Library f»49.5268. lest his bench. pionship in Thoroughbred racing in farm team, has been named to the Faithful) the Town Board of Directors. 101 LOOMIS ST. MANCHESTER TIL 0 P.M. th"e defendents were not licensed to Boston Univ. 79, Fairleigh Dickin­ Zawodniak had 18 points for auditorium, 100 N. Main ,St. “Our real game plan," Basney 1978, both .setting record to gain their son 76 (ot) staff of the parent team as third base There also are some expenses TEL. 649r0691 titles. perform such services in California. V Wethersfield, which was without one Connecticut 72, UNH 67 coach. ( I PAGE TWELVE - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manch«l.r Tonn Thurs.. Jan 4 IH79 I M^CHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Thurs., Jan. 4, 1979 - PAGE TIIIRTKEN Court Orders Colorado lEx-Yankee McDougald Stop Chasing Fairbanks |Has More Than Money »vHv M MM ll/r T ItUKICIIiMAN MM AX W BOSTON (UPI) - The New England owner William Sullivan players that Fairbanks will be "You don’t see color or religion after saying he would accept the were no white infants available for one ever could picture him being the University of Colorado, whose lik'd suit Tue.sday against the univer­ coaching the Buffalos next season. Colorado offer and make his an­ when you adopt,” says the 50-year- sity. charging it tried to induce Fair­ NEW YORK (UPI) - Most people like us over 40,” McDougald grandfather of five children as he is athletic director already has Viekers is charged in the suit with nouncement at the time to boost old onetime Yankee infielder. "It banks to breach his contract with the of the former ballplayers I run says. “My wife and I would always now. He always looked like such a kid announced Chuck Fairbanks following up on Crowder's offer to recruiting. The coach was reinstated should be the same way in every NFL team and move west. say to them, ‘Who cares, we just himself. The first time Casey Stengel Fairbanks by formally presenting the two days later only after telling into keep telling me they aren’t other aspect of life, but unfortunately will be the school's next foot­ ‘".'I; want kids.’ "That’s how we got Jon saw that unorthodox open, wide­ The university was not represented bid to Fairbanks Dec. 9 at Foxboro. Colorado he could not "at this time" the least bit envious of all that it’s not.” ball coach, has been ordered and Matthew.” spread stance of his and the way his at Wedne.sday's hearing, but agreed Vickers, who represents a Colorado conlinue negotiations. money the ones around today 'The McDougalds have four other by a federal judge to cease by telephone to abide by the / McDougald never encouraged his bat drooped before the pitcher boosters group, reportedly offered Fairbanks, according to the suit, are making. Frankly, they’re children who were born to them, two two older sons, Gil, Jr, and Tod, to trying to lure Fairbanks away restraining order. Patriots counsel Fairbanks one-third action in a golf sons and two daughters: Gil, Jr., 29, delivered, he worried about him get­ •lohn Blish said. consistently denied he had been hard to believe. Except maybe play baseball because he wished to ting killed. ' from the New England venture planned in Denver by offered the Colorado job. saying in­ and Tod, 28, and Christine, 30, and spare them any possible embarrass­ The 14-page suit, believed to be the himself and Jack Nicklaus. a guy like Gil McDougald. Him Denise, 26. But after McDougald showed him Patriots. stead he had been contacted for his ment caused by people comparing how well he could hit, and how first of its kind in NFL history, was The suit said six offered to un­ I believe completely. “I love children, and if it was up to U.S. District Court Judge A. David advice on a new coach. The suit said them to him. .Ion and Matthew seem capably he could play third and short liled Tuesday against the university, derwrite a television show for Fair­ He has something that means a my wife, I think she’d like to run an Mazzone issued a temporary its nine regents. Crowder. CU Pre.si- Fairbanks first told Sullivan of the more naturally inclined toward as well as second, Casey never restraining order Wednesday barring banks should he take the job. Colorado offer Dec. 17, the day whole lot more to him than money, orphanage," laughs McDougald, now baseball, though. dent Roland Hautensiraus: Jack On advice of counsel, none of the something priceless, in fact. What he executive vice president of a thriving worried about him anymore and the Colorado from contacting Fairbanks Vickers of Vickers Energy Corp.. and before the Pats final regular season “I pitch to them all the time, skinny San Franciscan spent 10 parties involved commented on the game against Miami. and his wife, Lucille, have are seven mechanical maintenance service for the time being. Mazzone Robert Six. chairman of the board of something I never did with my older seasons with the Bronx Bombers. scheduled a Jan. 12 hearing on a suit, or Mazzone's decision. Fairbanks, without Sullivan's healthy fine-looking children, in­ bearing his name. boys,” says McDougald. “The two (k)ntinental Airlines. The suit was filed shortly after cluding three who were adopted. "When I was still playing ball in McDougald never got any bonus to move by the Patriots to permanently knowledge, then told his players little guys also played Little League sign. The most he ever made in Fairbanks is not a parly to the suit, Fairbanks failed to respond to a noon One is 13-year-old Courtney, a girl, the late fifties, we had four kids who stop Colorado from chasing Fair­ shortly before the Miami game he soccer last spring. I think they’re salary for one year with the Yankees largely because the Patriots want Tuesday deadline set by Sullivan and the other two are eight-year-old were pretty much grown up and we banks. who has lour years left on his would leave at sea.son's end to accept going to be pretty good athletes.” was $40,000, but when he says he isn’t him to continue. Crowder, however, regarding the coach's future plans. boys, Jon and Matthew, both of felt we’d like to adopt some more. contract as New England's coach and the Colorado post. Sullivan, .saying The seven sisters and brothers in envious of someone like Pete Rose, made a public announcement that Fairbanks was described as whom are biracial. Jon is black and We were turned down a lot because general manager. his coach could not serve two the McDougald family get along there’s something in the way he says Fairbanks would be his next coach. "depressed" during a two-hour Irish and Matthew is black and we had four children of our own. It The ruling was the first step in And two assistants have been on the masters, promptly suspended Fair­ exceptionally well together and the it that suggests he honestly means it. what may be a lengthy legal proce.ss. meeting Monday with Sullivan. banks before reinstating him two Slavic, none of which makes any would hurt us to go to orphanages and three youngest children all are aware recruiting trail telling prospective Fairbanks was suspended Dec. 18 difference whatsoever to either foster homes and see these kids who “I was a ballplayer once myself,” days later. they were adopted. Gil McDougald laughs. "I'm happy to McDougald, who is Irish, or his wife, were like tenants there," During his days with the Yankees, who is Russian. "Lfltpr on, we also were told there see some of them making more McDougald was so boyish looking, no money nowadays.” Scoreboard V I\ew Look for Rocket I Possible Super Bowl NBA Platform Tennis Wearing a modified hockey goalie's mask these days to protest Jack... Does it Again his broken nose is iTudy Tomjanovich of the (Houston Rockets) Eastern Conference in the NBA. He was injured last week. (UPI photo) Atiunlir DiviHiun Catches on\Fast Once again the winner’s circle in the Mt. Wachusett | 4 Shot Joy for Smith W L Pet. GB Racket Club’s Junior Veterans Singles Tennis Tournament g Washington 25 12 .676 - DALLAS (UPI) - Jackie L r ’S B NEW YORK (UPI) — The courts are a bit smaller and oc­ was reserved for Jack Redmond last weekend. something he never did while es­ Philadelphia 23 11 .676 1/2 casionally the icicles glint in the winter sunlight. Still, it’s ten­ Smith, the wavy-haired good tablishing himself as a star tight end yards and .scrambled free in the eno New Jersey 17 17 . 500 6V2 The head pro and manager of the Manchester Racquet I nis. Not the Davis Cup variety for this former pro, but the slim- Malone Too Much ol' boy whose southern drawl with the St. Louis Cardinals. zone to grab a 2-yard touchdown New York 19 20 .487 7 Club, seeded No.l, continued his brilliant playing by making U throw from Danny White in the third downed, trim-lined platform brand. has managed to survive 15 And, he is comforted by the fact Boston 13 22 .371 11 the committee look good by winning at the Fitchburg, | that his teammates know what it is quarter that tied the score. Central OR isiun . These days Clark Graebner is more Graebner to be his permanent Mass., complex last Saturday and Sunday, years of football in St. Louis, is And with the NFC championship For Nets’ Center about and know how to prepare. W L Pet. GB ^ the 7 a.m, commuter from Connec- partner at the beginning of the 1977- Redmond won his semifinal and final tests in straight i;i; an out of the ordinary com­ "This team seems to have shifted game against the Los Angeles Rams San Antonio 23 15 .605 - ticut than the ex-terror of the inter- 78 campaign. The partnership im- modity on the Dallas Cowboys gears, said Smith. "It comes from last approaching. Smith says he sees Houston sets, sending fourth-seeded Ben Serkin of Boston to the i* NEW YORK (UPI) — New Jersey Nets’ Coach Kevin 20 15 .571 11/2 national tennis set. But the 34-year- proved as the season progressed, and roster. the experience of being here as many what playoff experience has done to Atlanta 19 19 .500 4 old sales vice president of a paper Graebner-Russell capped off the sidelines by scores of 6-3, 6-4. the Cowboys. wughery gave Dave Wohl his first assistant coaching job earlier times as they have." Cleveland 14 22 .389 8 coftipa^ refuses to relinquish the year with a victory in the prestigious Third-seed Leo Lapine of Providence bowed in the finals Smith, 38, is enough of a NFL "There is more concentration, Bolton^s Shining Light this year. Wohl reacted with thanks and a little joking. veteran to have once retired. But. he Smith got a call Irom the Cowboys New Orleans 13 26 .333 IOV2 sport. utilizes his excess energy Passport Scotch Classic. to the No.l ranking Junior Veteran Division (35 and over) | 'I kidded Kevin that he was giving in the final days of September when more work, " he said. "They all know Detroit 12 26 .316 11 Bright spot with the winless Bolton High basketball squad this in strengthening the prestige of the Doug is a very artistic and has never been to the Super Bowl. that if you don't, prepare right this player in New England by scores of 6-2, 6-4. me the greatest assistant coaching Philadelphia 111, Chicago 98; Los Now that he is with the Cowboys, backup tight end Jay .^Saldi was season has been big Jim Kowalyshyn, shown above retrieving Passport Platform Tennis Grand creative player,” Graebner points job in the league. I told him 1 would week you will wind up playing the Prix circuit. Angeles 99, Atlanta 96; Indiana 108, however, he is surrounded by placed on the injured reserve list. He Western Conference rebound in recent game against Cheney Tech. Kowalyshyn has out "What he may lack in power fi6 be head coach for 10 games because Milwaukee 102; San Antonio 123, New immediately was activated and last game of the season. “I’m still learning the nuances of more than makes up for in finesse. relative youngsters who look upon "They are gearing up and thinking MidMcHl Division averaged better than 20 points per game with Coach Bill that's how many games he would be Orleans 97; Kansas City 108, Denver being in the playoffs and having a de­ played in the last 12 games of the the game,” Graebner admits, "but His knowledge of the game is excep- ejected from," Wohl said. 101; Golden State 96, Detroit 81; and regular season. about the next one even stronger than GB Morgan’s undermanned Bulldogs. (Herald photo by Strempler) it’s a racquet and a ball and it’s fairly tional, and he is particularly adept at cent shot at the Super Bowl as a way they did about the last one. It's that Kansas City Martin to Return After last night's 127-122 loss to the Seattle 123, Boston 116. of life. But, he did not catch a single pass. similar to regular tennis.” hitting the ball off the screen.” Houston Rockets that Wohl coached 76er» 11/1. Bulls 98 Then, in Dallas' divisional playoff kind of thinking lhat shows you they Denver Platform tennis has three basic Never an admirer of mediocrity, Smith bubbles about having a are taking advantage of their playoff Chicago for the suspended Loughery, the Julius Erving scored 26 points and chance to play in the Super Bowl — victory over Atlanta last Saturday, characteristics which distinguishes it Graebner claims there is satisfaction assistant coach noted he was nearing Henry Bibby added a season-high 24 he made three receptions for 38 experience." Milwaukee from regular tennis: a smaller playing platform tennis. He can’t get Doing RSox Game Indiana Bristol Patient the halfway mark of his prediction. for Philadelphia. playing area, a 12-foot high wire used to playing outdoors in sub­ "Kevin was ejected in two games I.ukrrs 99, Hawks 96 Pueifie l)i\i.siun screen surrounding the court and a freezing weather but believes this is BOSTON (UPI) — Ned Martin, longtime radio voice ol (lie earlier this season and at the end of Kareem Abdul-Jabbar sparked a GB single serve. The small court size sometimes necessary because of the Boston Red Sox, has been named the team's main television J 10-0 tear late in the fourth quarter Masters Crown Seattle 24 13 makes it easy to cover, while the game's value as a social vehicle, Awaitinj' Word broadcaster, WSBK-TV announced Wednesday. and Lou Hudson sank two free throws / / and When Phoenix 25 14 ,641 - screened walls give the players a se- What type of person with tennis with four seconds remaining for Los Los Angeles 24 15 .615 1 cond chance to hit the ball, meaning background is attracted to the plat- NBA Golden State 20 18 ,526 4V NEW YORK (UPI) — Sometimes, there’s no justice. Station General Manager Joe "We feel in Ned and Ken Harrelson Angeles’ victory. Ihat if a ball is hit through a doubles form variety? Dimino announced the selection, I'arers 108, Burks 102 Eyed by McEnroe STATELINE, Nev. Portland 18 17 ,514 5 Pete Rose hustles and earns himself three million bucks. Dave team, they can play the shot after it “People like myself. Herb Fitz we have two of the finest television his suspension I will have coached saying Martin "couldn't be more San Diego 19 21 .475 6'/ rebounds off the back or side screen. men in baseball, " Dimino said. five games," Wohl said. "The Alex English scored 19 of his 27 (UPI) — If a game could Bristol hustles and winds up with three months, two weeks and Gibbon, Butch Seewagen,” Graebner totally suited to the job with his Wednesday's Results The one serve places a premium on "We'd like to thank the Ians, whose problem is it’s not funny. I lost the points in the final period as Indiana LONDON,, (UPI) — John McEnroe, the New York teen-ager be arranged between No. 1 two days. answers. "We’re slightly over the vears of experience and connection broke a three-game losing streak. Philadelphia 111', Chicago 98 accuracy and not power. The racquet enthusiasm and support were a great game tonight with some of my who rose from 123rd to fifth in the world rankings during the last Southern California and The whole thing goes back to last suspension or appeal. hill for regular tennis, but just right with the Red Sox organization." .Spurs 12.’}, Jazz 97 Los Angeles 99, Atlanta 96 is a wooden paddle as opposed to a for this game.” help in making the .selection, and the A Sept. 16 when the Giants’ third-base decisions." six months of 1978, is not letting his chase for the WCT World No. 2 Alabama anywhere Houston 127, New Jersey 122 An eighth-inning home run by Martin, who has been broadcasting Red Sox management, who were Larry Kenon scored 27 points in the coach was thrown out of a game with stringed racquet. The ball, hard and Graebner manages to sneak in But it wasn't Wohl's fault Nets’ Doubles crown interfer^ith his chances of lifting the coveted in the United States, the San Antonio 123, New Orleans 97 George Foster triggered all the trou­ Red Sox games since 1961, was vigorous in their support of Ned." center George Johnson was no match second half for San Antonio’s 11th the Reds at Candlestick Park for hit­ spongy, is the same size as a regula­ some tournament tennis in the 35- sacked from his radio job earlier this victory in the last 12 games. Masters title in New-York next week. Trojans would be favored Indiana 108, Milwaukee 102 ble in that game back in September, tion tennis ball. for the Rockets' Moses Malone, who ting umpire Gerry Crawford in the John Montefuseo, pitching for the and-over bracket, or perhaps play in year along with color man Jim Kings 108, .Nuggris 101 McEnroe, who partnered with by Harrah’s Tahoe Race Kansas City 108, Denver 101 face with his hat during a rhubarb. Graebner stresses that much more the U.S. Open doubles, but there’s scored 27 points and grabbed 17 The 19 year-old left-hander said he Golden State 96, Detroit 81 Giants, felt he had struck out Foster Woods. He was hired when former Phil Ford scored 26 points — in­ Peter Fleming for a crushing 6-1, 6-1 In making out his report of the patience is involved in platform ten­ almost no room for hint in the big rebounds while Johnson collected planned to play fewer tournaments Book and Sports Seattle 123, Boston 116 on the previous pitch, which had been play-by-play announcer Dick five fouls and two points. Malone cluding 20 in the second half — to lead victory over Adriano Panatta and this year after his crowded 1978 episode, Doug Harvey, the crew nis because of the nature of the money singles at Wimbledon or Stockton left to join CBS Sports. Sign Free Agent Kansas City. oddsmaker Kins Damon. called a checked swing. Foster’s game. committed 11 turnovers, but in the Paolo Bertolucci in the their opening schedule. ♦ chief, said Bristol whacked Crawford Flushing Meadows, N.Y., where Martin will be assisted in the PONTIAC, Mich. lUPIl - The Warriors 96, Pistons 81 doubles match Wednesday, believes home run tied the score and after “You must learn to hit down on the end he was the difference, hitting six “I only had two weeks off in the NHL so hard with his liat th^t he raised a John Montefuseo struck out Dan computerized rankings of regular television booth by former Red Sox Detroit Pistons signed free agent straight free throws and blocking two Sonny Parker scored 12 of his this week’s tournament at London’s last 25 and I felt really tired, ” said black and blue mark under Craw­ ball and play much more aggressive­ players make it difficult for others to Ken Harrelson, who has been TV forward Larry McNeill for a 10-day game-high 24 points in the final Olympia can provide him with Driessen to end the inning, he ly because of the shorter distance shots in the final minutes of the McEnroe. “After the Masters, I plan Campbell Conference ford’s eye. Upon'reading the report. hollered something to Crawford um­ get into the draw. color man since 1975. trial period. game. period as Golden State won Its third valuable match practice without the to take it easy for the next three or Pulrick DiviHion National League President Chub piring at first base. between connecting point and the "Besides, you can’t have two straight game. extra pressure of singles play. basline on the opposite side. Getting Rick Barry scored 28 points to lead four months and I am not going to W L T Pts. Feeney informed Bristol he was tem­ “He was mad,” Bristol says of masters," Graebner says. "It’s SuprrSonirs I2:i, Crilirs 116 "It’s good practice for singles," Basketball used to handling a wooden-faced pad­ the Rockets and Malone and Calvin play more than three of four weeks in NY Islanders 25 4 7 57 porarily suspended and fined $500. Montefuseo. "Crawford threw him either tennis or the business world Dennis Johnson scored 28 points said McEnroe, who won 1112,609 in dle was not difficult. . Murphy each chipped in with 27. a row if possible. NY Rangers 21 13 4 46 Bristol appealed and Feeney said out of the dugout to go to the for me. I chose to retire from the ten­ Elks Free Throw Contest and sparked Seattle’s fast break in 1978. “If you are not doing well in "Deftness of touch is necessary for In other NBA games, it was "I don’t like to make goals but I EAST FRO.SH Atlanta 21 16 3 45 he’d hold a hearing. Under the rules, nis world as a day-to-day player two the first half. singles you can work it out in a coaching line and when Montefuseo control, but brute force must be used must admit I would like to win Remaining unbeaten. East Philadelphia 19 13 6 44 Bristol had reason to believe he or three years ago to support my wife doubles. DouWes is a good game, a went for Crawford, I went after him when the occasion warrants. Plus the Wimbledon, Flushing Meadows and Catholic’s freshman basketball team •Smyllif Drb iHion could remain in uniform until the to hold him back. 1 did for a long and four children." fun game, but apart from this tourna­ consistency of lobbying, which is ScheduledHere Saturday the WCT Grand Prix,’’ said rolled over Weaver High, 66-55, W L T Pts. hearing. Feeney said he couldn’t and time. Graebner calls tennis a cruel ment the prize money is very poor” always a strong point, whether it’s McEnroe. yesterday at the Eagles’ Nest. Chicago 12 17 7 31 sent Bristol another wire telling him "Crawford saw me and asked me taskmaster that takes its toll on a Youngsters from Manchester and McEnroe, who has won five double platform or regular tennis.” trict play in Norwich. Middletown Rangers Check McEnroe and Fleming have win­ Brian Galligan popped in 19 points, Vancouver 14 22 3 31 he was suspended for the rest of the what 1 was doing out there. I told him person physically and mentally and Bolton are invited to take part in the will be the site of the state competi­ titles with Fleming this season and is Although it does not have the ning records against all the seven John Askinowicz 15, Chris Ciszewski Colorado 8 25 6 22 season. I was doing what I was supposed to has ruined many marriages. He was annual Manchester Elks Free Throw „V Vu io n ?■ / . " ‘”8 records against all the sevei general popularity of tennis, plat­ tion, Worcester, Mass., the regionals fancied to share the $80,^ first prize other pairs competing in the cham- 10 and Dave Hintz 9 for the young St. Louis 8 27 6 Bristol hasn't paid the fine yet. He once married to another ranking pro, contest Saturday morning at Nathan 22 do, protecting one of our players. form tennis does offer Graebner and Kansas City the nationals. with his partner on Sunday, said this pionships except the veteran South Eagles, 8-0 for the season. doesn’t intend to until he gets some Then he threw me out and cursed me. Carole Graebner. Hale School. tournament has come at the right benefits he appreciates. Play for 8- 9-year olds will start at Montreal Streak Africans Bob Hewitt and Frew Next action for East is Saturday word on an appeal the Giants made in I took my hat off my head and threw What’s important for Graebner is Three age categories, for both boys 9,10- 11-year olds at 10:15 and the f2- time, Wales Conference “Platform is a fun sport that keeps McMillan with whom they are tied. nibrning at 10 o’clock against the his behalf to baseball Commissioner that once he gets involved there’s no and girls, are listed: 8-9,10-11 and 12- “ 1 have not played for two weeks Norris DR>l^ ision it in disgust and Harvey, in his me in a competitive atmosphere. We 13 group will compete at 11:30. 2-2. Penney frosh at the Eagles’ Nest. Bowie Kuhn. Until he paw the fine, shortcut to success. Platform tennis 13. Boys will compete against boys, ~ 8^®*’ above his right and it would have been a three-week W L report, said I hit Crawford with the get to meet and play with enjoyable Leon Zahada will supervise play. In other action Wednesday, U.S. his suspension remains in ^ rce even hat. Hit him so hard, he said, that may be a fun venture but still he’s girls against girls. Youngste's may register at the break before the Masters had it not Montreal 26 7 people, both during tournaments and Shero"° ^ broken glasses could ruin the day for Fred Open champions Stan Smith and Bob BUSINESSMEN if it runs into next season. Giants’ Crawford ended up with a black and taking it seriously enough to think in Local winners will qualify for dis­ schv 1 belo.e taking part Saturday. been for this tournament,” said Pittsburgh 15 16 practice, and that’s a real plus. Of Lutz suffered a 6-1, 4-6, 6-4 setback at It took two overtimes for the owner Bob Lurie and General blue mark under his eye. I looked at terms of championship playoffs. Los Angeles course, there’s money to be won on ^ Wednesday, he had gotten the news McEnroe. “Although doubles is ob­ the hands of Britain’s Mark Cox and Police to subdue Westown Phar­ 15 16 Manager Spec Richardson sent 13 Crawford the next day. He didn’t Detroit g 20 11 the tour, and my visibility playing right wing Don Murdoch, serving a past two seasons. viously not the best preparation, I am David Lloyd while Hewitt and macy, 85-82, last night at Illing. pages of affidavits to Kuhn in support have a mark on his face. I know still managing to work out for one Washington 9 22 7 platform tennis helps with my equip­ year-long suspension for possession OlTNilsson and Anders Hedberg McMillan were also upset, 6-3, 3-6, 2- Carry Wood pumped in 38 points, of Bristol, and back home in An­ better than to hit an umpire, my cap hour to one-and-a-half hours prac­ Ailiiiiis Di\ ision ment and clothing endorsements. WIINTED of cocaine, would be allowed to ballooned New York’s lead to 6-1 with 6, in a surprise lo.ss to the scratch Russ Wood and Sandy Ficara 12 drews, N.C., Bristol says he still might’ve hit him, but I didn’t do it in­ “The game itself is becoming more Navy Eleven Tops Division return to the New York Rangers Jan. just 49 seconds gone in the third ticing singles each day and I feel pairing of Romanian Hie Nastase and apiece and Dave Rogonese 10 for the W L T hasn’t heard a word one way or good." Boston 25 6 7 tentionally.” popular for a number of reasons," 23-16 in the first Holiday 10 after sitting out 40 games — half period. Guy Lafleur, scoring his 26th American Sherwood Stewart. Police. Craig Phillips tossed in 38 another about either his long-running The following day, Bristol was CENTERVILLE, Mass. record during tlie regular markers for Westown followed by Toronto jy yj g Graebner says, "First of all, you can season and opened with Bowl in San Diego, Navy TO BUY the original sentence. And, in the goal of the season, and Pierre back coaching at third base, then (UPII — The U..S. Naval evening at Madison Square Garden Larouche connected for the Walt Bogar (15) and Dave McKenna Buffalo 15 13 9 get outdoors in the winter anil play a Academy was named seven straight wins, in­ was the only Eastern team Minnesota 14 ig 4 after an off day, Feeney slapped him to win a bowl ganie this his team beat the Canadiens, 6-2, to Canacliens, who lost for just the third (12). with the temporary suspension and racquet game. It’s a very nice social Wedne.sdav by the Eastern cluding a 21-11 upset over Eliminating Turnovers Wrdnrsilay's Rrsiills .season. end the defending Stanley Cup cham­ time id their last 29 garries. Maravich Moves Up fine Tuesday. t activity that can be played quickiv — (, 0 110 g e Athletic nationally ranked CLEAN SENIOR NY Rangers 6, Montreal 2 and by people of different abilities " Pittsburgh. Penn State, one of the pions’ unbeaten streak at 15 games. In other NHL games, Atlanta NEW YORK (U PI) - Pete "I appealed so I could stay in un­ Conference as the Division Irish Agency overwhelmed Fogar­ Atlanta 4, Toronto 1 Graebner, who helped the United nation's top five teams this But Shero didn’t see the entire dumped Toronto, 4-1, Wa.shington Needed for Rams tqWin Maravich of the New Orleans Jazz iform until it was heard,” Bristol I football team of the year. The Midshipmen then ty Bros., 105-83, at Illing, Dave Tyson Washington 8, Los Angeles 3 States beat Australia in the 1968 year, is no longer a USED CARS game. Midway through the third bombed Los Angeles, 8-3, Vancouver has moved into position for a berth as says. ’‘The rulebook says if you Navv compiled an 8-1 defeated Brigtunn Young LONG BEACH, Calif. (UPI) - The netted 35 points, Dennis Cole 28, John Vancouver 5, Pittsburgh 3 Davis Cup Challenge Round by win­ member of the ECAC. period, he was hit above the right eye defeated Pittsburgh, 5-3, Boston beat Martin has been hampered by a leg a starting guard for the Eastcin appeal you can go back on the field Los Angeles RaTns can beat the Moniz 17 and Tom Francis -13 for St. Louis 3, Minnesota 3 ning two singles matches — an 8-10 6- ^ with a puck flipped up into the bench Chicago, 6-3, and Minnesota and St injury this season. Conference in the National Basket­ and I know that was so because I’d Dallas Cowboys in the NFC title Irish. Stan Alexander had 20 points, Bdston 6, Chicago 3 4, 3-6, 6-1 marathon victory over Bill CARTER I/Ouis skated to a 3-3 tie. "I know Harvey has been injured a ball A.ssocialion’s annual All-Star done it three times before." Sports Slate There were no games scheduled in game Sunday if they can keep from little bit," France said, "but he’s Bruce LeDoyt 19, Keith Bennett 16, Bowrey and a 3-6, 8-6, 2-6, 6-3 6 1 ’’ game. Bristol called Feeney and asked triumph over Ray Ruffels — is the World Hockey Association. making turnovers, offensive tackle still a great player. But I know I’m a Kurt LeDoyt 14 and Carlie Hunt J4 him why he couldn't return to the ' NHL Doug France says. for Fogarty’s. partnered on the Passport tour with I' rida\ (.'Ii4‘ii4'\ 'r4‘4‘li al S4mi4‘rM, FliinicH t . Maple l,eafH I pretty good player, too, so it should field until his appeal was decided and ltVSKi;TH\IJ. Willi Plett scored two second- The Rams committed only one tur­ Bridgeport Doug Russell, one ofxthe game s be a good rnatchup." 3C1UIZ was told a hearing would be held. Un­ M it iH‘It H I r r at S\\ IMMINt; by New York's Lucien DeBlois and period goals nine seconds apart to nover, a Pat Haden pass intercep­ MIDGEUS finest practitioners. France sounded a little bitter about til it was, Feeney said, Bristol >> t'liicrsiirm Maii4di4‘hler al IS'iiih'v, had to leave for first aid. The gash power Atlanta past Toronto, tion, in their 34-10 victory over the Pizza House nipped Farr’s, 20-19, A past platform tennis world the way Rams fans acted this season. Solid Pick couldn’t return to duty. champion, Russell invited Graebner East ralliolic \$i. Stmlli took eight stitches. Assistant Coach t.apilal.s 8, KincK .'} Minnesota Vikings last weekend Despite a 12-4 regular-season record and Manchester Cycle downed According to major leaguer Rule to play a tournament with him in t!alli(dic at I nfll, Satiirilav Mike Nykoluk took over, but Shero Robert Picard scored a goal and after Dallas came from behind to for their sixth straight NFC West Wyman Oil, 29-23, last night at the Y. 13C, Bristol had a right to appeal to KEVIN HURST Boston two seasons ago. Although the i IVcIi at t iromutdl b \ s k i;t b \ i I, returned to watch the end of the notched three assists to lead beat Atlanta, 27-20. championship, the Rams have been Jimmy Hall had 8 points and Keith BOSTON (UPI) — The University the commissioner if he was game. “Really, the only way Dallas can Blanchard 5 for Pizza while Billy team lost in the semi-finals, Russell P(‘niH‘> at W iiidliaiii Smilli tj'iilral al MGC. ft BENEFIT HOCKEY GAME Wa.shington over I/OS Angeles. booed on more than one occasion at of Bridgeport, whose only blemish suspended ’for more than 10 days, and SiiiiMliiirA at Ea^ol Hart- ( aniiekH !>. l ’e ii);iiiio i ;} beat us is to capitalize on our mis­ Masse had a game-high 12 markers asked the far-less experienced \\IU;STU\G E.C.H.S. Hockey Team "I tried to get my hand up to stop the Coliseum this season. But the this season is a loss to Division I that’s what he did. ford the puck but I guess I can't catch that takes,” said the 6-foot-5, 272-pounder for Farr’s. Rich Howard (13) and Baetiii \ea4l4‘iii > a I vs. Don Lever scored twice and goalie crowd of 69,631 was solidly behind the power Fairfield, is the solid choice of "1 have yet to, hear a word from S 41 ti I li W i ml s 4) r a 1 well," the coach-general manager Dune Wil.son registered his first vic­ from Ohio State. "If we make mis­ Rams Sunday, Joey Johnson (6) paced Cycle while New England college coaches as the him," says Bristol. " I’m disap­ Maiieli4'sl4T9 1 Farmington High Hockey Team *3- (Ha> quipped, "I don't know what it (the tory of the .season to move the takes, then we’re just beating “The fans want consistency out of Chris Peterson and JoJo Roya had 8 region’s best Division II basketball pointed.” Twinbill Sunday ourselves." r> and 6 tallies respectively for Wyman. ItbMMiirit'hl at R4)4‘k> illt*. Maiiidi4‘sl4T al .SiiiiHlMir\, victory) does for the guys but I know Canucks into a tie with Chicago for us,” the huge offensive lineman said. team this week. Bowie Kuhn says Dave Bristol Sunday night a New Kngland Bo 114»II at B a4*4)^1 CIAC GAME it does a lot for me." The Rams worked out for two-and- Action last night at Verplanck saw iUM) fir.st place in the Smythe Division. “ But they booed us when we were not The Purple Knights, 9-1, captured shouldn't be that disappointed. Not Basketball Association doubichcadcr V4‘a4l4‘lll> East's record this season BriiiiiK 6. Hawks ,’l a-half hours Wednesday. They’re 3‘/z the All-Stars trip Manchester Police, I'a I'Illing 141II a I Ea^l When a.sked about Murdoch, who consistent. Now they all come out 10 of 13 first place votes in UPI’s this long, anyway. is set at East Hartford High with \ iiial INm'Ii at Bliaiii 3 win - 2 losses scored 59 goals in his first two NHL Peter McNab broke a 3-3 tie with point underdogs against Dallas, last 24-18, and Automatic Comfort get Ilalliolie, }t:.'tO behind us and they expect us to weekly poll to gain 62 points. Peren­ GBNE UPSCOWB PLANEP "On the 29th of September, I Springfield playing the Hartford t!4»\4‘iilr> at BtM'k) Hill Admission - $1,00/person ,season’s Super Bowl champion, past the Knicks in overtime, 25-24. .seasons, Shero said he has been his 22nd gpgl of the season and Bob forgive them." . nial Division II power Bentley, 7-2, Pqt? THE NFL CHAMPS IN leletyped the San Fracisco ballelub Generals in the first game at 6; 15. In \\ 4'I h 4'r s fi 4'I il at despite a 27-14 regular-season victory Tom Finnegan hooped 12 points and Children under 12 • free working out and "is really in pretty Schmautz had two goals to lead 9 Of the Cowboys, he said, “ 1 know received two first place votes and '59 AND'5<5. WHO PIP SENE advisftg them their appeal had been the nightcap at 8. defending cham­ MaiiflH'toirr * B \mu. I \ l OM Ul I good shape. ” Bo.ston over Chicago. at home over the Cowboys on Sept. Kevin O’Connell 6 markers for the HELP TO THOSE TITLES? they’re playing a lot better now than came in second with 44 points. considered and denied," pion East Hartford Explorers oppose Ka$*t Galli4»li4‘ al Mi*r4*\ N B \ : K n i !• k > ^ s . Saturdajk:^ January 6tti ■ 8:30 p.m. Pierre Plante and Steve Vickers Bines .’}. N orth .Stars .1 17. the first' time we met them this All-Stars while Rick Longo had 8 Assumption. 6-3, another Division A. COLTS Apparently, the Giants never league-leading Portland. ( a^ali4'lN. It - ( Ii.'> points for the Police. Keith Bychoski (giriK), .Yi.'tO set up two goals apiece in the first Bernie Federko and Garry Unger In that first game, France, a four- season. They’re hustling and gang 11 power, had the other first place B. EAGLES bothered telling Dave Bristol. They Standings — Portland 2-0 . lliM'ki'A : \\ M \ Siiir> Bolton Ice Palace (13) and Kyle Dougan (6) paced Otli4'r games K p.iii. Bolton Notch, Ct. two periods as six different Rangers scored less than a minute apart in the year pro from Ohio-State, was tackling. They seem to be a closer vote and collected 34 points to place y c . UONS______probably didn’t want to ruin his Springfield 1-0. Willimantic 2-1, East \\Ki:STI,l\G \s. Mo>4'm\. 10 . \\ I’k ; credited with outplaying 6-5, 252- Automatic while Tom Downes netted scored to give New York its third second period to give St. Louis its tie organization than before." third. Bryant, 8-3, and Sacred Heart, whole winter. Hartford 1-2. Hartford 0-3. Terryville \\4»n al East laii4l4'r> Kevin was the tootball player Injured while playing In the with Minnesota. pound defensive end Harvey Martin. 12 markers and Mike Hassett 6 for SHOD U9MSUe 1975 season. straight win over Montreal over the 6-2, placed fourth and fifth respec­ 0- 0 . M\4*rs. 10: |."» . rii.i) the Knicks, tively. - L I PAGE FOURTEEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERAl.n Manrhn.trr Conn T h u rs ., J j j i . 4, 1979

MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn. 'I'hiirs.. Jan. 4, 1979 - PA(iK !■ li rKKN Foot Prints Has Closed But Concept Is Still Alive Gardening II !iVI? XOlLffDL'II^C 'TU^ ____ 1__u______.. .. _ Manchester Police Report Two IMeetings By JUNE TOMPKINS The group has been working on mathematics. " They have also programs for school presentation, dream s,” she explained as she was not enough to pay staff salaries Garfunkel said. She said she hoped M ANCHESTER — Two meetings McruUI Kr|Mirtcr handled teacher workshops. Funding Raymond F. Harry, 44, of 19 Locust assembly programs featuring recalled the past few years in the red and rent. Foot Prints will remain a that those who came to Foot Prints Tuesday. Emanuel Lutheran Church are scheduled for tonight at North MANCHESTER — "Foot Prints has been mostly through the PTAs, St, was charged with breach of peace demonstrations of body movement. brick, ivy covered former Church of corporate entity until 1980, Ms. Gar­ will remember and use the Forsylhia Starts Early on Church Street reported the theft of United Methodist Church. was a very wonderful experience for she said. in connection with a disturbance at a The three teachers of music and the Nazarene at 466 Main St. funkel said. experiences they had there." a tape recorder. The United The pastor-parish committee will us," Jill Garfunkel. one of its direc­ Eventually, the trio hopes to work Maple Street home Tuesday night. Begun on a financial shoe string, She said rather than teach the vari- Hy Frank Aiwouil blossoms through the rest m inisters of the United E.J. Kersting, dean of the Rentecostal Church was entered meet at 7. and the education com­ tors. said less than a week after the dance have previously put on school up a program to offer in the The end of this month, the three the shoe string had not gained suf­ aged students who came to Foot When forsythia branches of the winter. Church of Christ. He will college, carried on several Earl Coleman Jr., 23, of Hartford forceably between Sunday and mittee, at 8. five-year-old arts center closed the programs whicti met with classroom with in-service programs former directors will teach class at enthusiastic response from students ficient strength in the ensuing years Prints, to become professionals, they the Community Y. Katie Sakol will are cut from the bush in Dr. Simpson likes to “ see root more slips this year, stations. was served two warrants in Superior Tuesday. Every room was entered end of December. for teachers. "Folk art can be com­ Court in East Hartford Tuesday, He and teachers, according to Ms. Gar­ to make continued operation of the taught them to use their talents and iteach modern dance for adults; Ms. winter, taken into the what will, happen” as he Making calls on retired Dr. Kersting ranges and an office door was forced open. Cenier Church "We just don't feel we've dis­ bined with social science," Ms. Gar­ widely in his observations was charged with first- and second- funkel. arts center financially feasible. be creative. Garfunkel will teach folk and belly house and placed in water, brings plants indoors from clergymen was Dr. Simp- There was nothing missing. banded, " she said as she continued to funkel said. After school presen­ M a n c h e s t e r — Two groups Although the Foot Prints income "We watched a lot of people go their buds will open into the garden or starts from son’s idea, starting five and opinions. degree failure to appear in court on A burglary was renorted at Bentley talk about active plans for the former "Body movement is for everyone, " tations, she envisions feed back and dancing, and Paula Goldberg will associated with Center came from the various classes through a metamorphosis of learning .yellow flowers. seeds or slips. years ago when he made He thinks that people previous charges. School Wednesday. Burglars entered directors of Foot Prints including she said, "and can be used in evaluation sessions. conduct an "arm-in-arm" piano class Congregational Church will meet offered at the center, and from to be creative. This is what we would Most people wait until about a dozen such visits, who are willing to risk a window and fled out a door, police Katie Sakol and Paula Goldberg. language arts and even "We're just rechanneling our for parents and pre-school tots. Watkins Furniture Store, 935 Main tonight at 7:30 at the church. several grants, the overall income like to continue in the qchonis." Ms. January or February to cut He has a Christmas cac­ driving Connecticut roads their money on solar said. It was nor known if anything St., Tue.sday reported a burglary The board of Christian education the branches, but not the tus that was his mother's statewide to find them. heating for their homes was missing. over the weekend. A calculator and a will meet in the Federation Room, Rev, D. Clifford 0. Simp­ plant with many blossoms Now this work has been ought to get some help A residence on Center Street was small amount of money were stolen. and the property committee, in the Panel Upholds Painting Not Dead Yet son. He began forcing for­ organized by the church from the government. burglarized Tuesday, but nothing w.ns on wide-spreading stems. Robbins Room. sythia blossoms in Last year he cut and rooted and Dr. Simpson is one The efforts to restore Two churches reported burglaries missing or disturbed. Fronton Ruling December. 30 slips of the Christmas member of a committee Atlantic salmon to New ''! just thought I'd try cactus. that makes calls on nearly England rivers he calls "a W ETH ERSFIELD lU P Il - The it,” said Dr. Simpson. By Each slip grew into a 100 retired ministers. fish story we like.” state Gaming Commission has voted Art Photography Grows snipping another fresh twig new small plant and Dr. Dr. Simpson is assigned He gives fig u re s on to uphold its 10-day suspension of each week or so he thinks Simpson delivered them by an area that extends north enrollment of students in Hartford Jai ,Alai Inc. licenses from Manchester to En­ agriculture at the universi­ By KICIUKD UKOWAUD ting. But the public’s eye is still for Richard Merkin and his Virginia, he can have yellow hand to 30 r e t ir e d despite a state judge's recommenda­ field and south to ty. There are 1,500, in­ the intelligible. Robert Redford, several sailors, a tion the commissioners reconsider NEW YORK (UPI) — A century Marlborough, a narrow cluding two-year and four- Art has always risen according to costumed Mexican babe with their decision. ago London put on a show of the new slice of central Connecticut .vear explosion,” says the popular demand. The Italian flowers, and a little girl wearing only Konica Camera Sale The commission Wednesday voted thing, photography, and titled it east of the Connecticut dean. More than half the renaissance produced masters such as flowers — and still lifes and scenes of 5-3 to support its decision last "Painting Is Dead" and people River. undergraduate students of Da Vince and Michelangelo, whose recognizable objects. September to close the Hartford laughed and laughed. agriculture are women. K o n ic a 'TC Konica T4 paintings were used by churches to It is all beautiful pictures. Miss Many Invitations fronton for 10 days for not reporting They were right to laugh. Painting Requests for the calen­ • Auto Exposure Control teach the illiterate peasants Bible Cosindas would have liked to put a Retired himself after 27 • Accepts winder allegations of player-fixing to state isn t dead. But it may be dying. dar may be made to the • Self Timer lessons they could not get from few more caption words by the pic­ years as pastor of • Multi Exposure authorities. Look at Marie Cosindas. This College of Agriculture and • 50mm 1.7 Lens books. Rembrandt did his wonders by tures. She says she will do so come M a n c h e s t e r ’ s C e n te r Switch Hartford County Superior Court Boston woman began as a painter but Natural Resources at the • WITH CASE making portraits of the rising middle next book. Church, Dr. Simpson • 50 mm 1.7 Lens Judge Alfred Covello last month up­ is now a photographer, and Little, University in Storrs. class of Holland who wanted to show Like other painters — Ben Shahn, p r e a c h e s a s e rm o n Sale Price • WITH CASE held the decision, but reduced the Brown and Co., is publishing a book Copies are free while they off their riches. David Hockney, Paul Nash, etc., she somewhere nearly every $70,000 in fines levied on the fronton of her work, 60 pictures, that costs last, but only 1,000 were Sale Price $45. As painters struggled to do first began making photographs to Sunday and has several in­ by more than half. Covello also printed. something new, to go where no record images she might later paint. vitations in his 1979 calen­ •239” recommended the state agency BMkshops across America are painter has gone before — their Star Then, she said, "I looked and the dar. Early Snowdrops $2S9M reconsider the length of the suspen­ beginning to stock volumes of Trek mission — they often recently Working with plants is a Cate Russell of Glaston­ sion. Slicllev Bruce Boll Bcr^luiiil photographs that cost up to $175. photographs looked so complete, I have gone to blobs and smears and didn’t feel the need to translate them hobby, outdoors and in­ bury said she could hardly Several commission members said Costlier tomes this season include THE geometric patterns and slaps and into paintings. doors, A lean-to believe her eyes but there they again supported the 10-day the camera work of Walker Evans. Peopletalk dahes that excite buyers for a time. greenhouse built in the past were two snowdrops penalty to show they "mean Richard Avedon, Lee Friedlander, "The photographs satisfied the The value of such paintings can be year increases the oppor­ blooming in her yard on business." and because they con­ Russell Lee and Elliott Erwitt, as need in my life to express myself,” SHOPS much. A Nelson A. Rockefeller may tunity for experiments and New Year's Day. sidered failure to report the player­ well as Ansel Adams, Andre Kerterz, she said. Henri Cartier-Bresson, Brassai, Paul deck his halls with them. A Henry A. She thumbed through her book and he has impatiens, red and Mrs. Russell spells her fixing allegations a serious infraction Annie Can’t Have Garb Marthall Mall Btrlin Tumpikt Bairatata Waal Bhopa Kissinger may hang a blue on blue on 95 Main 8tra«t Strand, and others living and dead. examined the use of light and white, which first grew nickname with a “C" Manchaattr Nawingttn WtalFarma Mall 10 8U ta Btraat of commission rules. Bprlngfltld, Maaa. Naw BrIUln * Farmington 1227 Hopmaadow Stroot blue behind his desk. But, really, it is outdoors in 1977. The same because it is short for 947-1920 997-2219 739-4492 Hartford The 10-day suspension will go into ^ Publishers are issuing even expen­ 'Polaroid film (the book is dedicated 224-0700 921-7107 279-9994 Simabury all decoration and as much in popular plants are blooming in the Catherine, spelled with the 959-1197 effect during the fronton's 1979 Without Union Worker sive softbound books by such newly to Polaroid's inventor Edwin Land) ------appeal as so many shower curtains or greenhouse for their se­ same initial letter. 000^00000000000000000000000004 season which opens in May. It is risen photographers as Duane and looked up and smiled under her When Shelley Bruce — 13-year-old cheap carpets. cond winter. expected to cost the pari-mutual Dean Small of Le Cuisinier says Michels. David Hume Kennerly is light auburn hair and said, " I ’ve star of Broadway's "Annie" — takes People still like to look at real There is a Jerusalem facility an estimated $350,000. Mrs. Kennedy's housekeeper ordered only 30, but a publisher has bought always been concerned with beauty.” on her new role as hostess at a Jan. things. Painting that remains true to cherry with red fruit. A The state and city of Hartford, the spread on Christmas afternoon his autobiography. And recognizable art. 11 preview of the National Boat Show the old formula of "a m irror held up white orchid that bloomed which share in the gross gambling and was told it would cost $25 a head, Photography is in, meaning it sells, at the New York Coliseum, she'll plus expenses, because it would be it makes money. Little, Brown and to nature” continues to thrive, Lon­ in May still has flowers. A revenue, were also expected to lose don and New York auction sales show $350,000. have to take along the show's war­ such a rush job. Co. s Heather Smith, for example, calla begonia has just drobe mistress as well. the rise and then woeful fall of many finished blossoming. There Last year, the fronton was sold by Says Tom Gerlak, the firm 's presi­ said they have printed 6,000 of Marie Temple Restof'ation Shelley will appear on the deck of abstract paintings; good realistic, is an Easter lily, looking World Jai Alai of Miam i to WJA dent. "Our expenses were light, but Cosindas tome and in a month or so ANGKOR WAT, Cambodia (UPI) the show's centerpiece — a 43-foot pictorial art prices stay up. dry and lifeless, that he Realty fnc., a corporation owned by the payroll for this was on Christmas it has almost been sold out. — Cambodia’s Communist regime, t h i r a a ^ adio/hadf $197,500 Hatteras yacht — in the L it­ But as painters wrestle, rescued as it was about to The Nationwide Supermarket of Sound! Roger Wheeler of Tulsa, Okla,, chair­ ... we said we'd do it if they're willing Painting has helped the rise of art which has largely ignored culture tle Orphan Annie sailor blouse she photographers have moved in. They be thrown away by a man of the board of Telex, Inc. to pay." photography. Museum curators, since its 1975 victory, intends to wears in the musical. give the folks what they want. friend. He will give it a The commission approved the sale, They weren't. Mrs. Kennedy collectors and their monied camp resume restoration work on the But union rules say wherever that Marie Cosindas does. Included in chance to bloom again. providing the new owners accepted reportedly says the quality was too followers may have plopped for nation's fabled, 800-year-old jungle this first book of hers are the suspension. blouse goes, so goes the lady hired to low and the price too high, so now the abstract and other what-is-it pain­ temple complex. There are a number of look after it - and she'll collect her menu is in court. photographs of the beautiful people — spring-flowering shrubs fee too, whether Shelley needs and trees that can be (Jiiote of (Ik - D ay repairs or not. forced to bloom in winter. days Burkuclic for Boli Andalusia, Ala., high school foot­ TV Tonight Flowering quince and ball Coach Don Sharpe, whose 58- crabapples are reliable. So ' THESE SPECTACULAR SALE PRICES GOOD JAN. 4-6,1979 The Christmas present Agriculture game Winning streak has sports are dogwood, magnolia, Secretary Bob Bergland got from 6:00 (S Family Feud (Q) Living Faith writers calling him "the scholastic 12:30 spirea and andromeda. The Old Timers Plan wife Helen turned out to be a pain in QjCElSONawt 0 Newlywed Qame 3 3 9 David Cassidy Bear Bryant.” on what it takes to I S T M Brady Bunch S ) Movie "Bright Leal" (1950) the back. S Hollywood Squarea SS Sneak Preview Gary Cooper, Lauren Bacall. closer we are to srping Valentine Dance turn kids into grid stars: "Practice CSJokar’tWIld S SZ MacNaH / Lahrar Report SZNews He could scarcely wait to use his (3) Bozo't Big Top S The Qong Show 12:37 when the branches are cut, doesn't make perfect — perfect prac­ 10:15 M ANCHESTER - The West Side IS TV Community Colloge S Chico And The Man d)3S.W .A.T, the shorter is the time new cross-country skis in the fields of tice makes perfect." S My Three Sona (i) NHL Hockey S Tic Tac Dough 12:45 required for the buds to Old Timers has announced its 11th his northern Minnesota farm, and he S) Bonanza 10:30 annual Ladies Night will be a Valen­ (Jiiiipsc.s SS Zoom (ft) 8:00 (S Movie "Necromancy" (1972) open. hasn't done much else since. The ven­ ^ ThaW aHona S) News Orson Welles, Pamela Franklin. LOWEST P R iq EVER ON tine dinner-dance Saturday. Feb. 10 ture tied his lower back in a knot and West Virginia Governor Jay 6:30 SCroaa-WIte 3 Alton Ochsner At 80 Ecology Calendar — 1:00 Rockefeller and wife — who already (SI Love Lucy (S 9 Mork & Mindy 9 Honeymooners at Willie's Steak House. his doctor has ordered him to bed in SZ Sneak Preview 3 3 8 Tomorrow The College of A social hour will start at 6 p.m. have two boys and a girl — say (C Bowling For Dollaie m NBABaaketball OUR MACH-ONE’ SPEAKERS! Washington for the next few days. 99 Jaka Haaa Qoapal Time SSSProlactU.F.O. 2:10 Agriculture and Natural they're expecting their fourth child 11:00 and will be followed by dinner at 7. Says his press secretary, Thomas laSiaNBCNawa S S Z N o v a S d ) 3 9 3 News d ) News Resources at the Universi­ SO varEaiy ■ by Realistic* The Dubaldo Brothers orchestra will Sand. “ Secretaries of agriculture — early this summer ... The National S Jokar'a Wild The Qong Show ty of Connecticut has Society of Film Critics has named S Adam-12 3 Dick Van Dyke play for dancing until midnight. even those who have farmed all of 0 To Be Announced 8:30 published an "Ecology Gary Bussy and Ingrid Bergman best (SMarvQrllfIn 9 Hogan's Heroes Francis Mahoney is chairman of their lives — don't get much exer­ 6:SS SZ Dick Cavett Calendar” for 1979. It is a the event. cise." actor and actress of 1978 for their QD & What’a Happaningll S>Newt S U a r a C k J b 11:30 book about 5 by 8 that roies in "The Buddy Holly Story" and |9 0 CUT Nick Angelo of 462 Parker St. is Soup Suit 7:00 9:00 OIM'A'S'H opens flat and has a page chairman of reservations. Other Ingmar Bergman's "Autumn (SCBSNewa d ) Hawaii Fhre-O d) Hogan’s Heroes for each week on which you committee members are B ill Pagani, An Aspen, Colo., catering service Sonata, " respectively, with Terrence (S The Brady Bunch X S> Barney MIHar d) 3 Starsky & Hutch X 0 A B C N a w i fflVoIca Of Faith may list appointments. is suing Ethel Kennedy over a $535 Malick best director for “ Days of S 13 S Quincy Pr Ed Werner, Steve McAdams, Earl Dating Qame S SZ Hare To Make Mualc 3 3 8 Tonight Holidays are noted and *100 bill run up on a Christmas dinner for 9 The Rifleman Bissell, Hank McCann, Ty Holland, Heaven " and Bertrand Blier's "Get ® Faatival Of Faith S Movie "Ma And Pa Kellie" there are one-line Tom Conran and Clarence Vennart 20 people during a vacation in the Out Your Handkerchiefs” best pic- S Soul Train (1949) Marjorie Main, Percy SZ Captioned ABC News Orig. 1979 Catalog Price 439®“ Pr. SN aw t Forsythia blossoms bring a very early look reminders for gardeners Rocky Mountain ski town. Xure of the year . Kilbride. A backwoods farmer 12:00 S SZ Dick Cavatl wins an elecironic house ol the QP Adam-12 of spring at the home of the Rev. Clifford 0. such as "plant eggplant S) Newlywad Qame (ulure In a slogan conlesl. (1 hr 9 The Rifleman this week” on the first of 9 The Odd Couple 30 min.) Simpson on Spring Street. The stem was cut ■'Feel" all the music— from rock to Bach— and round 12:05 June. 7:29 9:30 d)CBS Lata Movie "McCloud: from the bush outdoors and produced There are longer out that Christmas component system with these IS Oally Numbera ( S S S o a p The Gang That Stole Manhat­ Police Oppose Celebration blossoms before Christmas. (Herald photo bv excerpts from weekly high-performance.speakers. Each has a huge 15" 7:30 10:00 tan" (1974) Dennis Weaver, Lar­ Pinto) BOSTON (UPI) — The head of Boston’s 1800-member (I) PM Magazine S Bamaby Jonas ry Hagman. radio talks made by Dr. acoustic suspension woofer with 4-layer voice coil night’s festivities," he said. (S Carol Burnett And Fiienda police union wants to put an end to the annual citywide dJ S Family wound on a brass form to handle up to 100 watts— street celebration of New Year's Eve. "The officers responding to riotous conditions on the Common were viciously assaulted in person and by C u n t plus heavy-duty tweeter and multi-cell midrahge Chester J. Broderick, chairman of the Boston Police V thrown missies, with many of them injured," Broderick Ea stw o o d horn for 20-25,000 Hz response. Genuine walnut Patrolmen’s Association. Wednesday called this week's alleged. Theater Schedule GREETING CARDS History Group Catalogs third annual First Night festivities "a maSsive animal FOR ALL OCCASIONS ___ ‘IVIBV veneer cabinets 28%x17V8x12". 40 4024 "The initial brawl erupted at City Hall Plaza when of­ house" marked by "hoodlumism and brawling " rnuraday See Our Lerge Ofsplav ficers and members of the orchestra were -assaulted Broderick urged the City Council and Boston licensing and The Small One” 7:00-9:00 w h i c h Old Buildings in Vernon because the musicians were trying to pack up and leave, " U.A, Theater 1 — "King of Vernon Cine I — ARTHUR DRUG agencies to ban the celebration next year. the Gypsies” 7:30-9:45 Wav he said. "They then surged to the Common where some "Wilderness Family Part 2” "This First Night simply is something the city cannot U.A. Theater 2 — VERNON — The Town of Vernon, es­ 5000 youths were rioting." 7:00-9:00 Rut U>o i i ’ recorded property in the National TWO-WAy COMPACT afford, Broderick said. "A year ago sim ilar acts of van- "Watership Down” 7:15-9:15 pecially the Rockville section, has a Register of Historic Places. The building AM/FM STEREO Broderick said drunken youths broke windows on Tre- Vernon Cine 2 - "Animal dalism and assaults went unreported and largely ignored, U.A. Theater 3— “ Pinochle House” 7:20-9:30 number of large old building^ some of ment Street in the downtown shopping district. is now being converted into apartments SPEAKER SYSTEMS and it is high time that city officials called a halt to these M DNTE SHOWS FRL SAT. them formerly private homes, mat will be for the elderly. 8-TRACK SYSTEM Only a handful of people were arrested at the New s Minimus®-9 by Realistic ill-advised events." CIN E1 cataloged by the Vernon Historical Socie­ Two of the town’s showplaces, the Henry Clsrinetle®-97 Realistic Year's Eve Festivities, most for intoxication, Boston CIN E 2 by Broderick charged the news media engaged in a ‘ BeATLae 'BLOOPeRS'' ty- Building which contained the Henry Opera police had said earlier. Elks National Fraa Throw AROUND ‘HARDWARE WARS' conspiracy of silence " about violent disruptions that he WORLD’ ‘1 STODOeS' The some 100 buildings to be cataloged House and the Cyrus White Opera House said marred the event attended by an estimated 60 000 “Hoop Shoot" Contest were built between the Civil War and no longer exist. The Henry Building had to / JOHN 8ELUSHI' revelers. World War I. The survey will be funded by be torn down several years ago because it Muieiui. . ■'News media accounts for the second year in a row January 6 ,19 79 °e tM {l^n Hala School a $1,000 grant awarded by the Heritage 1 . A M P O M ' . was termed unsafe for occupancy and the failed to highlight hoodlumism and brawling by out-of­ NOW spnioe street Menctiester, GL ^PG|*Miiie tuiwa luctinii oj and Conservation and Recreation Service White building was destroyed by fire. city youths and focused instead on the social aspects of The Contest Is open to all Boya and Qlrla who are ANIMAL of the U. S. Department of the Interior. One of the former Methodist Church Re^. 59®“ Pr. YOU CAN PUCE YOlffl realdanta of Bolton or Manchester between the ages of IR The town has to furnish in-kind services buildings, on Park Place, was sold to the l.utz Shows SNET Exhihil 8 thru 13. The competition for the 8-9 year-olds begins which will come from local architects and town several years ago. It is now used for OrIg. 1979 Catalog at 9:00 a.m.; 10-11 year-olds begins at 10:15 a.m. and historians. Robert Hurd, a member of the a senior citzen center. CUT M ANCHESTER - "One Vital Century, ” a .Southern CUSSIFIED AD ANYTIME for the 12-13 year-olds at 11:30 a.m. For additional In­ Town Council, and an architect, has There are a few school buildings that Price 229” firsT Telephone Company exhibit publicizing the formation please bontact Leon Zahaba at 646-1038 In offered his services. Hurd is also involved fall into the historical category, these are the evenings, or you may register at the school on the Hi?ni ° communication, will be on in the Northeast Rockville Neighborhood St. Bernard's Parochial School on School *10 morning of January 6, 1979. throIigV26^® ‘ 26 Cedar St.. ,Jan. 9 Association. Street, built in the late 1800’s. Add-on to com- John Sutherland, a professor of history The school buildings adjacent to St. Ber­ ' pact system at n m ” Tue.sday through Sunday from 2 to 5 America’s favorite family is back! at Manchester Community College and nard's School, known as Buildings A and SAVE p.m. Admission is free. y left for "surround ,Ardis Abbot, the Historical Society’s B, are now used for administrative offices sound" or use as six separate sections with Historic District chairman and soeiky and storage^ r the school system. They I photographs and drawings of famous people and events in member, Tony Vecchiarelli, will also were also built in the 1800’s. $30 extensions with communications history. The exhibit also inefudes an Tlf§y h ft offer their services. The Talcottville School, on Main Street, I component sys­ audio background and recording about telephone history. cMllwmtlon. It is expected it will take until the end of was dedicated in 1880. It was given to the novof loro t h a o t r e i tems! 22" walnut this year to compile the data. The com­ town by the Talcott Brothers who vinyl veneer en­ mmm 0. CABDS BtOUlBIO WHIBI AFB(ICA|{7 I mittee plans to work with an 1859 map. operated m ills in town. It is now used as a Nursery Signups Slated closures. Each The data collected will eventually lead to regional school for retarded children. Record tapes for home and car! Dual recording level FML7 the creation of a historical district under controls and lighted VU meters Add voice to music as with 8’’ woofer, MANCHE.STER — The Child Development Center of PARTi The Rockville House, a once elegant nchester Community College is registering children the National Historical Preservation Act hotel, was torn down about 18 years ago to you record with Sing-Along 3-speed changer with Auto- 3" tweeter, 24-fi for nursery school sessions in the spring semester. 2 •-““ -assaKal of 1966. make way for the redevelopment project Stop, diamond.'sapphire stylus Built-in FM antenna cable, phono pluo The formal for the research project was I 40 914 P liP lh ir / r 'I " ‘"C 'months through six years are in the center of Rockville. In its place was CHARGE IT 22" high speakers with 8" woofer, 3” tweeter, 18’ cables eligible for two, three or five half or full-day sessions designed by the Connecticut Historical put an addition to the Sykes School. The Sfiffing ROBERT f LOGAN . SUSAN DAMANTE SHAWI ^ Hinged dust cover 13-1197 .Society. The location of the old building, town lost many of its old buildings to the ® complete pre-school program with 643-2711 HEATHEfl RATTRAY • HAM LARSEN A PACifC INTEBNaIIOWI EP^EBPnlSES INC BFUASI .Cwo. »,c f (MOSTSTORESI ®“r ’ '" “ i ‘cation skills, self-expression and its current use, its style and approximate redevelopment project. independent problem-solving. HELD OVER^ age and a photograph, will be included in Many beautiful large homes of leading THINK OF HI-FI. THINK OF REALISTIC. THINK OF RADIO SHACK Most Items linn T activities include art, music, nutrition educa- data cellected. people in town in the 1800’s w ill also fall Weekdayi also available ai t on and cooking, natural science, creative movement Rockvitje was once a prospering m ill into the historical category. What was Radio Shack R a d io 790-9:00 town anjj: many of the older homes were MANCHESTER PARKADE, MANCHESTER S '•'■amatization and development of learning 649-9333 once the Maxwell home is now the original Dealers HiimiRsniitiiia •iioHin(iR-«»fR|| eithpi‘’'those of the heads of the m ills or portion of Rockville General Hospital. TRI-CITY PLAZA, VERNON; SPENCER ST., MANCHESTER Look for this / h a e k bujU for the workers. director Susan What is now the Elks Club was once a CHARTER OAK MALL, EAST HARTFORD Sign in your Adamek at the college. lieratd 'The United States Envelope Factory on neighborhood SAT-1:00-3:00-7:00-9:00 SUN-I:fl0-3;00-5:00-7:009:00 PLE^CAaTHEATREn private home as were several of the c l a s s i f i e d advertising FOR SCREEN TIMES W. Main Street in Rockville, recently had buildings now used to house offices, M A 0IVI5ION OF lANDV CORPORATION PRICES MAY VARY AT INDIVIDUAL STORES affixed on it a plaque designating it as funeral homes and nursing homes.

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MANCHESTER EVEN IN G HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Thurs., .fan. 4, 1079 - I’AGE SFVFNTl'iKN Homes For Sale 23 Homes For Sale 23 H elp Wanted Officials Favor Outside Study 13 Help Wanted 13 Schools-Classes 13 Real Estate Wanted 28 Homee For Sale 23 Homes For Sale 23 PURCHASING EXPEDITER, BOOKKEEF»EB- Part time. FOR THE BEST - Manchester MAY WE BUY your home? REALESWE needed. Associate degree in Accounts receivable. Gymnastic School. 3 to 5 Quick, fair, all cash and no Wp'rr jll you need to know business management or She H eralii tn redl pstjlp Knowledge of computer pupils per teacher. F R E E in­ problem. Call Warren E. equivalent required. NeiKhbtjrlxKxi uflices everywiiere sheets. 643-2444. troductory lesson with this ad. Howland, Fteallors. 643-1108, Of Town Government Efficiency Moderate typing skills <1 . ^ OF HOMCS - ■ Call 646-6'306, or 646-3549. CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING needed. Business experience EVERYTHING WE desired. Please call Personnel LICENSED DAY CARE in MANCHESTER — Town officials apparent­ proposal would have had town workers surplus to the Water Reserve Fund. Household Goods 40 DUBttDO/ Department- at Pioneer my home. Certified teacher. TOUCH TURNS TO * ly favor a proposal to test the efficiency of remove snow and then charge the property • Approval of a $34,246 grant to cover costs Parachute Co. 644-1581. BURGER KING- Needs an Warm educational environ­ \ \ 1 I / town government. owner if the owner had failed to shovel within of the Comprehensive Employment and employee for morning equip­ ment will be provided. Call REFRIGERATORS LESPEIUHCE ment' set up. and m inor Washers / ranges, used, Last month at a town staff meeting. Town the time set by town laws. Training Act program for the month of PHONE 643-2711 649-1437. SOLD WAREHOUSE mainlenancc. Full time, 8:30 guaranteed and clean. New Manager Robert Weiss introduced a firm that The directors decided to remove this item January. FOR ASSISTANCE IN PLACING YOUR AD 64ft-0505 SUPERVISOR- Manager and a.m. to II a.m.. or 5 p.m. Free shipment damaged, G.E & \ does such efficiency studies. from the agenda because of several problems L o w // \ • Approval of a state grant of $12,806 to pay 457 Center Street supervise the 110,000 square meals. Paid Vacations, In­ I FRIGIDAIRE. prices. The firm met with town management and and questions, including the town's failure to for the cost of an elevator at the Green School fool warehouse operations. surance Benefits. Apply at 467 REAL ESTATE B.D. Pearl & .Son, 649 Main Daniel F. Reaila! Inc. Realtora Street, 643-2171. received a rundown about the town's clear all its own sidewalks after storms. building. The school is being converted to a Minimum 5 years experience Center Street, Manchester, Main St. 6 4 6 - 4 5 2 5 Manchof r. INDEX in handling and storage of between 2 and 6 p.m. operating methods. Now, it is preparing a cost The second sidewalk matter is a proposal to senior citizens center. ADVERTISING Homes For Sale 23 NOTICE! ADVERTISING large industrial machinery LOVE SEAT - Like new condi­ estimate for an efficiency study. elim inate sidewalks on one side of the street in • A state grant of $5,690 to pay for bathroom 1 — Lott tnd Found RATES Help Wanted 13 Help Wanted 13 and equipment. Skills should ELECTRONIC ASSEMBLY - TOLLAND- Custom built 6 tion. orange background with At Tuesday night's ^ard of Directors some areas. Jay Giles, director of public alterations and ramping at Green School. 2 — Ptftontit DEADLINE include loading, unloading and Part insertion, soldering. white floral print. Call after 4 3 — Announctm tntt Room Ranch, on heavily treed Articles tor Sale 41 Wanted lo Buy 49 meeting. Director Stephen Penny, chairman works, still is seeking more input on this from • A $198 appropriation, provided through 1 d iy ...... 12c word per day 12.00 noon Ihe day before M ALE PART TIME to help DEALERS WANTED- movement of machinery; set­ Experience only - Full time. acre -i- lot. Exceptionally p.m., 646-1168. 4 — Enieriainment 3 days ...... l i e word per day publication. with clean-up dutics on Satur­ Amazing new TRACTION ting in place and display; of the board, and Carl Zinsser voiced their residents. state funds, to purchase an electric floor 5 — Auct'Ont 646-7806. clean, with many custom SEASONED FIREWOOD- $65 OLD CHAIRS in need of cane 6 daya ...... 10c word per day Deadline lor Saturday and day 9 to 5:30. Call for appoint- AIDS gets car unstuck from supervision of personnel: in­ FOUR-PIECE Pine Bedroom support for such a study. 26 daya .. 9c d a y a ...... built-in features. Also, 3 per cord, 2 cords $120. Red seals and oak furniture, any Director Thomas Connors had some concern scrubber for the Early Learning Center. FINANCIAL Monday is 12:00 Noon Friday. menl. Munson's Candy snow, ice. Definite hot item! ventory control: and record PART TIME JANITORIAL Set. Excellent condition. 6 — Bonds-Stock$>Mortgages IS words $2.00 minimum bedrooms, 1 1,2 baths, 2 zone oak. Cut. split and delivered I'onililidu r:i|| R72-2590. ■'I'd like to see you pursue it," Penny told abour pedestrian safety if some sidewalks are Director Carl Zinsser questioned a com­ Kitchen 649-4332. Party planners, door-to-door. keeping. Excellent benefits WORK- 6:30 a.m.-8:30 a.m. in Queen-size bed, triple dresser, 9 — Parson al Loans Happy A d a ...... $2.50 Inch oil heat. Immediate occupan­ Call 871-0779. Weiss removed. He asked that this issue be studied plaint made by Ben Rubin about the makeup of 10 — Insuftnce PLEASE READ SIX WHEEL DRIVE, 71 with our rapid growth com­ East Hartford vicinity. Call cy. $64,500. Peterman Real dresser with shelved mirror, TYPISTS - If you have good night stand. 4 years old. $800. TO FILL IN MY STAMP Weiss also favors such a study, which would more. the Community Development Advisory Com\ EMPLOYMENT Moraine St., Jamaica Plain, pany for experienced, respon­ 646-1512, after 4 p.m. Estate Agency. 649-9404, 646- collection, I will buy your 13 — Help Wanted V skills, or skills you haven’t MA. 02130. 1-617-825-6700. sible individual. Qualified 1171. 568-0935. review the productivity of town departments. Weiss said he had received a letter from mittee. Rubin had said the committee is YD.UR AD Dogs-BIrds-Pals ‘ 43 abandoned collection or ac­ 14 — Business Opportunities * 'Ctabsilied ads are taken over used for awhile, call 289-4319 applicanls call Dick Sheehan. EXPERIENCED 1 would welcome such a look I don't think 15 — Situation Wanted cumulation. Phone 649-6642. John Finguerra asking about relocaing part of lacking in low- and moderate-income and Ihe phone as a convcnlencD. for more information. 289-1588, or send resume lo: M A C H IN ISTS & L A T H E 30 " ELECTRIC Frigidaire 7 ROOM COLONIAL CAPE- 2 A CO M PLETE BOARDING there's any question that an outside look would Burnham Street. minoritv-grnup members. EDUCATION • The Herald Is responsible lor Induslronics, Inc., 489 OPERATORS- Full or part Stove. Immaculate. $100. to 4 bedrooms. 1 car garage. facility for canine and feline be advantageous." he said. Finguerra is a consultant for MAP "I wonder if evervtime somebody in the 18 — Private Instructions only one incorrect Insertion and SECRETARIES - If you have Sullivan Avenue, South Wind­ time. Excellent benefits. App­ Walk in basemenl. Color: White. Call 643-9317 '9 — Schoois-Ciasses then only 'to the site of Vie good skills, or skills you BURGER KING- Need men sor. ly in person at: 1422 Tolland after 5 p.m. guests. Dog grooming. All RENTALS In other matters, Weiss said an update of Associates, the firm that is developing rhe community doesn't like what we re doing, ?0 •- Instructions Wanted Conveniently located to shop­ original insertion. Errors .which haven’t used for a while, call and women full and part time 'Turnpike. Manchester. LM health guard maintenance, •••••••••••••••••••••••••• the town's housing code should be completed do not lessen the value^ of the* ping center. $47,900. No proposed Buckland Commons project. they'll write to HUD. (the federal Department REAL ESTATE 289-4319 for more information. to work evenings, from 5 to SIDE BY SIDE Kelvinator ultra-violet germicidal lights. advertisement wilf not be cor­ DISHWASHER- Part time Gill Welding Manufacturing agents, 646-4877. Rooms lor Rent 52 soon The developer would like to shift Burnham of Housing and Urban Development) This is 23 — Homes lor Sale closing. Must be over 18. App­ •nights. Apply at Taeorral, 246 Co., Division of BHS. Inc., or Refrgeralor / Freezer- 19 Canine Holiday Inne, 200 ~ Lots-Land lor Sale rected by an additional laser* ly in person 467 Center Street, Sheldon Road, Manchester. "That, along with the new housing court, Street between Windsor and Buckland streets getting ridiculous." Zinsser said. 25 — Investment Property SECRETARY / Receptionist - Broad Street, Manchester. call 647-9931. cubic feet. Good running con­ THOMPSON HOUSE MEN - A Manchester, Conn, between 2 COLONIAL - 7 rooms, formal For reservations please call should strengthen our ability to handle housing 26 — Business Property Attractive position available dining room, large eat-in dition. $150. 649-9953. Birch House Women. Central­ about 500 feet south. He wanted see the town's response to 27 — Resort Property and 6 p.m. 646-5971. L— — ^ in Manchester Office. WAITRE.SSES- Part lime MASTER’S TOUCH ly located. Downtown code violations, he said The lack of such en­ The directors approved the following items Rubin's comments. 28 — Real Estate Wanted kitchen, 4 bedrooms, heated Excellent typing skills, plus nights. Apply at Taeorral. 246 maintenance service. Part porch. 2 car garage, with l i v i n g , D I N I N G , Manchester. Kitchen forcement has been criticized by some town that were the subjects of public hearings MANCHESTER CENTURY LHASA APSO- AKC Director Betty Intagliata disagreed with MISC. SERVICES ability to handle busy phone Broad Street, Manchester. time evenings and nights. chimney for wood stove, B E D R O O M , & P A T IO privileges. Call 649-2358. 31 — Services Oflered Help Wanted 13 Help Wanted 13 21 AGENCY Seeks to add full Registered. Male 4 months officials and residents. Tuesday night: Zinsser. e.ssential. Applicant must be Reliable, own transnorlatinn. private lot. $56,900. Group 1, FURNITURE. Also console 32 — Painling-Papermg tirne Licensed "Friendly old. must sell $125. Call 646- Two sidewalk matters also were discussed 33 — Building-Contracting neat and enjoy working with VETERINARIAN KENNEL Premium pay for quality color TV, end tables and • An appropriation of $2,000 to the recrea­ "Any citizen does have the right to question CERAMIC TILE MECHANIC SHORT ORDER COOK- Philbrick Agency 646-4200. LARGE PANELED ROOM 34 — R ooln g -S id m g public. Hours: 8:45 a.m. to Neighborhood Professionals'^' ASSISTANT- Mornings. L if­ work. 644-8892 or 644-8030. lamps. Call 643-8900. 7459 after 4:30. by the board. tion budget for arts and crafts classes. The these types of things. I don't think either the - Experienced only. Top Evenings. Call 649-7563. 281 for mature gentleman. 35 — Heatm g-Plumbing 4:45 p.m., Monday thru to its Sales Force. High ting required. Reply to Box L, Private entrance, near One. a proposed ordinance about removal of money w ill be provided by fees. 36 — Flooring wages, i^ply: Atlas Tile, 1862 Spencer Street. Manchester. MANCHESTER- Just Listed...... citizen or HUD should be chastised. In fact, Friday. Salary commensurate exposure downtown location. e/o Manchester Herald. WHY DRIVE TO BEAUTIFUL DOBERMAN Center. Security, $30 weekly. 37 — Moving.Trurhing-Storage Berlin Tpke., Wethersfield, Lovely oversized Cape. Fully _ snow, was removed from the agenda. The • A transfer of $30,000 in Water Department we should welcome this, " she said. 30 — Services Wanted with experience. Reply in con­ Call Mrs. Williard or Mrs. P IN S C H E R & G E R M A N 647-1145 or 649-M96. 563-0151. WAITRESSES WANTED- For HARTFORD? We are dormered. 3 bedroom, family MISC. FOR SALE fidence. including business Jackston for confidential in­ PART TIME SECRETARY / presently taking applications SHEPHERD PUPPIES - Our MISC. FOR SALE evening shift. Call 649-7563. terview. 646-1316. are 40 — Household Goods and personal reference to Box BO O KKEEPER- Good typing for a mature individual lo MANCHESTER- Private en­ RN-LPN wanted for full or 281 S p e n c e r S tre e t, iri'ajlI/iS'Sr, ...... good temperament ana in­ Sliidy (lancoled ' Articles lor Sale JJ, C O Manchester Herald. skills. No shorthand. work in a Sales Office. A plea- residential area. $72,500. Cen- S ale 41 trance. Parking. Kitchen part time on all shifts. Apply Manchester. CLERICAL POSITION- Light telligence. We achieved this, MANCHESTER - The 42 — Building Supplies Bookkeeping experience ■sant phone personality, and a tury 21, Jackston/Avanle, 646- privileges. Close to center. Raymond Juleson Leads 43 — Pels -Birds- Dogs director of nursing. Salmon- typing, 8 a.m.-10 a.m,, and we're blessed with confir­ BABYSITTER - Reliable, needed. 20 hour week. Flexi­ good math aptitude, arc es­ 1316, ALUMINUM Sheets used as Call 242-1872, Bible srudy scheduled for ■ Musical Instruments brook Convalescent Home, off BUS DRIVERS - will train if Monday-Friday. Manchester mation and beauty, too. Show 45 — Boats & A ccessories loving person to care for 17- ble hours. Manchester area. sential. Excellent fringe printing plates, .007 thick House Street, Glastonbury. n e c e s s a ry . A p p ly 90 Friday ar Emanuel 46 — Sporting G oods montn old in our Manchester resident preferred. $3.00 hour. Call Juanita, between 9 a m. 23x32", 25 cents each or 5 for & Pet Qualitv. Cfall 742-6694, BRIGHTLY FURNISHED - Brookfield Street, South Wind­ benefits. Call 633-9495 for ap­ COLUMBIA- Large 6 Room keep trying. 47 — Garden Products Please call 633-5244. home, Monday thru Call 646-5762 for interview. and 1 p.m., at 643-2701. $1. Phone 643-2711. Must be Central location. Kitchen Lutheran Church has been - Antiques sor. Call 289-5918. pointment. Quality Name Ranch. Fireplace. Low taxes. Heart Hri^e for Region Wednesday, 7:30 to 4 p.m. Plate, Inc., East Glastonbury picked up before 11 a.m. privileges. Free parking. canceled ■ Wanted to Buy NURSES AIDES wanted for HIGH Excellent shape. Lake FREE TO GOOD HOME- references and transportation S C H O O L POSITION OPEN As Assis­ privileges. Act fast. $45,900. ONLY. Reference and Security The study of RENTALS full time on all shifts. Apply PART TIME. Do you have 2 SO PH O M O R E Adorable older kittens. Black, required. 646-6668. / JU N IO R tant to Director of Social Ser­ SECRETARY- Manchester Possible CHFA. Lessenger required. 643-2693 for appoint­ ' ■ Deuteronomy" w ill 52 — Rooms lor Rent director of nursing. Salmon- hours a day? Work at home on GIRLS- For p a rt tim e black and white. Tiger, and 53 — Apartm ents lor Rent vice Agency in Manchester.. Company has need of Gal with TWO 300 AMP Rectifiers - ment. R a y m o n d E . Ju le s o n of 329 Manager's Society. brook Convalescent Home, off the phone servicing our waitress work. Sells. 646-8713. Calico. Call 633-6581, or 342- resume Jan 12 at 1 p m. in 54 — H om es lor Rent after school Must have College Degree. good typing and shorthand Good condition.Good for j Hackmatack St.. Manchester, has House Street, Glastonbury. customers in your spare time. 0571. In the Greater Hartford area. 51 55 — Business lor Rent INVITATION and Saturdays. Apply in per­ Work positively with people. skills. 2 lo 5 years experienced plating, or welding. Call 649- GENTLEMAN- Large plea­ the church library. Tom 56 — Resort Property lor Rent Please call 633-5244. 249-7773. BOLTON- Executive 9 Room ‘ been appointed East Central percent of all deaths are caused by son, Brass Key Restaurant. Be well organized. Good renuired. Benefits. Fee Paid. 3439 from noon til 6:00 p.m. sant room, next to bathroom. Larsen, church intern, will 57 — Wanted to Rent Cape. 2300 square feet. 2 1,2 FREE TO GOOD HOME- I Regional chairman for the 1979 Heart 58 — M isc lor Rent TO BID fringe benefits. An Equal Op­ Kitchen and telephone heart and blood vessel diseases, ac­ TRANSCRIPTIONIST - Part Call Jane. David James Per­ bathS;^2 car garage. Acre with lead the study. .All are SCHOOL BUS DRIVERS for EXPERIENCED OIL portunity Employer. 643-9511. sonnel, 649-7000. MOLDED FORMICA top and Beautiful, young, long haired privileges. Parking. Please Campaign. Juleson is vice president cording to Tracy 0. Page, chairman AUTOMOTIVE Time, Evenings, 15-20 hours Sealed bids will be received view/~$89,000. Lessenger Sells. welcome. South Windsor. W ill train. BURNER SERVICE MAN- paneled bar with two shelves Cats. Also very affectionate call 646-6314, after 6:00 p.m. of the Heritage Savings and Loan in of the board for the American Heart Autos tor Sale Apply 9 Brookfield Street or per week. Must be dependable in the Office of The Director Call 643-5135. 646-8713. Tiger. Call 633-6581, or 342- Trucks for Sale MACHINIST- Bridgeport FULL TIME SALES and four stools. $175. 646-6028. Manchester. call 289-5918, after 12 noon. and willing to train on IBM of General Services, 41 Center 0571. Association of Greater Hartford. He 63 — Heavy Equipment lor Sale Lathe. 45 hours, 4 1/2 days. All PERSON For active Mens Apartments For Rent 53 64 — Molorcyctes-Bicycles Memory typewriter. Send Street, Manchester, Connec­ COVENTRY - Two family (diapiiian Court He is coordinating campaign teams said that changing your life style to BO O KKEEPER to take com­ benefits, including uniforms. 14-FOOT HILLTOP Trailer 65 Campers-Traiiers-Mobile resume to Box HH, c/o Wear Department. 4&4. Excellent income, and NURSES AIDES - Full time, ticut, until January 19, 1979 at plete charge in fast growing $150. Outboard motor 40 horse LOOKING for anything in real MANCHESTER - Chap­ from Manchester. Bolton. South reduce the risk of heart attack and Homes Manchester Herald. New Trend Machine Experience preferred, but shape! Won’t last long at 66 — Aulomotive Service and part time, 7-3 and 11-7. 11:00 a.m. for the following: Willimantic retail store. Ac­ Evinrude $250. Mobilehome man Court. Order of Windsor, Tolland and Vernon to par­ stroke could save one's life. Products, 237 Oak Street, will train the right individual. $29,900! Call for appointment. Musical Instruments 44 estate rental - apartment , 67 — Autos lor Rent-Lease Experienced preferred, but FIRE HYDRANTS counts receivable - payable, Glastonbury, 633-6437. 45x10 with furniture in cam- homes, multiple dwellings, no ticipate in the Heart Fund drive BUILDING AND GROUND Company^ benefits. Apply in Lessenger Sells, 646-8713. Amaranth, will meet "Making New Year's resolution to ______we will train. Apply in person: TESTING, r e p a i r i n g , billing, payroll and related person: D & L, Manchester ...... '...... ground $4,000, Call 525- fees. Call J.D. Real Estate maintenance. Applicant must ...... lancnes 1, 2 PRICE ON GUITARS and Friday at 7:45 p.m.-%rthe which will be conducted during kick the smoking habit, and sticking Hartford Convalescent MODERNIZING WATER duties. Send resume to P.O. NURSES AIDES- Full lime, Parkade. 7100. Associates. Inc. 646-1980. ______/ . ______HOHie have light experience in all Lots-Land For Sale 24 etc. Rivers Music, 7 Main February, designated as Heart Home, 745 Main Street, East Box 541, Willimantic Ct. 06226. all shifts. Experience .Masonic T em pter--^ with it, is one way to reduce the construction trade. Lawn METERS Street. New Britain. 225-1977. Hartford. Preferred, but training will be FU LL LENGTH Ranch Mink The evening's program Month. risk," he said. He added that the work, snow removal and The Town of Manchester is Business Opportunity 14 BOLTON- One acre boarding We buy, sell, trade. APARTMENT and HOUSES NOTICES given. Apply in person: East Coat, excellent condition. Size w ill open at 6:30 with a For further information about the death rate from cardiovascular dis­ cleaning duties also required. an equal opportunity DENTAL- MEDICAL brook. $10,000. Columbia, 12 For Rent. We have 100s of ren­ Hartford Convalescenl Home, 12 or 14. $800. 875-2344. SEWING MACHINE Send resume with references employer, and requires an af­ ASSISTANT WANTED- Part MANCHESTER Package acres, $13,000, 17 acres $34.- Boets-Accessorles 45 tals in all Areas, Prices and potluck. Officers will wear 1979 Heart Campaign, contact the ease of cigarette smokers who stop is 745 Main Street. East Hart­ Lost and Found 1 Operators and miscellaneous and salary requirements to lo full lime, in Oral Surgery store. Excellent location. Well 500, 81 acres $55,900. Others! Sizes. Call Rental Assistors. colored gowns. American Heart Association of nearly as low as that of persons who firmative action policy for all ford, BROWN FUR trimmed suede 236-5646. Small Fee. workers needed. Must have J.R. Thrall, 151 Vernon Office. Must have experience. established business. Call Lessenger .Sells, 646-8713. 1974 FURY - 16‘.2-foot Greater Hartford at 310 Collins St., of its Contractors and Vendors coat $35. Green leather full have never smoked. LOST - Orange male tiger cat, some high school education. Street, Manchester, Connec­ Send resume to: Box K, c/o Marion E. Robertson, fiberglass, lilt trailer, with as a condition of doing F U LL TIME CLERK- Needed length coal $50. Both size 12, Hartford, or call 522-6155 or 623-5545. Other major risk factors include vicinity M ill and Oakland Must be able to read and ticut 06040. Manchester Herald. Realtor. 643-5953. Real Estate Wanted 28 1975 55-horsepower outboard ^ \X C.\ Brumdi business with the Town, as per for Patent Medicine Depart­ like new. 643-2213 after 5 pm. Chevy engine. 2 tanks. $2,500, Julseson has also served as assis­ high blood pressure, lack of exercise, Streets, Manchester. $25. speak English, and provide reward. Call 646-5484. own transportation. No Federal Order 11246. TEXAS OIL COMPANY ment. Pleasant working con­ ADDRESSERS MAILERS Also 50 horse Johnson out­ MANCHESTER MANCHESTER - tant vice president at the County improper diet and being overweight. BARTENDER, NIGHTS- 5 A LL CASH For your properly, LIK E NEW- Infants Screen in experience necessary. Please Bid forms, plans and needs mature person for short ditions in modern pharmacy. wanted- $200 weekly possible. board. $300. 228-0475 or 228- TWO FAMILY Friday is the deadline for day week. C all 871-9976, within 24 hours. Avoid Red Travel Bed on wheels. $10, In­ Federal Savings in Westport. He is a High blood pressure can cause heart IMPOUNDED- Female, 6 Call Personnel Department at specifications are available at trips surrounding Some retail experience Details free, Bavvvood Enter- Tape, Instant Service. Haves 9550. 2-3 room apartments. Priced tickets for the annual between 10:00 a.m. and 6:00 fants Wicker Dressing Table, •••••••••••••••••••••••••• right at $42,900. member of the Board of Governors attack, kidney failure, or stroke. months old, black and white, Pioneer Parachute Company, p.m. the General Services Office, Manchester. Contact necessary. Apply in person: pri.scs. Box 9806! Bakersfield. C’orp. 646-0131. Parkade Liggett Rexall. (’A. 93309. $18. Infants clothing. Call 659- midwinter brunch of for the Savings & Loan Institute, and About 34 million Americans have found at Main & Center. Male 644-1581. 41 Center Street. Manchester, customers. We train. Write Antiques 48 BtlOlfSS 11 D.U. Dick, Pres., 0718 anytime. Nutmeg Branch of the Raymond E. Juleson a member of the Financial high blood pressure. Page said. about one year old, mixed- PARAGON TOOL CO„ INC. Connecticut. SELLING your house? Call us ZONE PROPERTY breed, brown, black and SCHOOL BUS DRIVERS- Southwestern Petroleum, Ft. PART TIME DATA ENTRY- THE PACK RAT Antiques & 200x249 foot lot. with 7 Room YWCA, scheduled for Has immediate openings for Town of Manchester, first and we ll make von a NATURAL GAS HEATER- white'. Found on Summit Excellent Part Time work. Worth, Tx. Basic Four Computer. cash offer! T.J. Crockett Collectables w ill be open House Manv Business Wednesday from 9:30 to All Around Machinists, Lathe Connecticut Manchester firm is looking .30,000 BTUs. $50.00. Call 646- Possibilities. $ 6d^ . Street. Call Manchester Dog Will train. Call Manchester Operator, and Bridgeport Reallor,-643-1577. again January 7fh, 40 Flora Robert B. Weiss, for mature, dependable per- ______6771. il:30a.m.’atthe YWCA, 78 Warden. 646-4555. 643-2414 or Vernon 875-2826. Operators. Liberal overtime WAITRESS MORNING EDUCATION Road, off Route 85, Bolton. GROUFi iM. .Main St. General Manager HOURS - Apply Corner Soda Meeting Dead Town Trees Make and fringe benefits. Apply at: 2-1 TeipSeS.’'' p'"'..... your CHINA LAVATORY- Crane F.J.Spilecki,h.itn Mary Heslin, state com­ Personals 2 NURSES AIDES- Full time, 121 Adams Street, Shop, 735 Mam Street. property. Let us explain our fair WANTED: Antique.furniture, all shifts. Experience Private Instructions 18 20x18 with faucet. Excellent glass, pewter, oil paintings or 643-2121 missioner of Consumer Af­ Canceled Manchester. 647-9935. proposal. Call Mr. Belfiore condition. $25.00. Call 568- WOMEN WANTED FOR preferred, but training will be SWEEPER NEEDED - Mon- BOOKKEEPER- General ac­ 647-413. other antique items. R. fairs. w ill be the guest counting duties. Posting to REMEDIAL READING and 6867. Harrison. 643-8709. GLASTONBURY — The Board of Good Rinkside Benches BO W LIN G league - 9:15 given. Apply in person: East BO O KKEEPER- Full charge day thru F rid a y . 7-3:30. speaker. Her topic: JUMOR HKH SemOl General Ledger. One year math; individualized work Wednesday nights. Please call Hartford Convalescent Home, thru Trial Balance: Quarterly Please call Personnel Depart­ Education has canceled its meering business school or p'rior program. llst-8th grade I by "Becoming Better In­ MANCHESTER — What happens inch diameter trunk was saved and 646-2161 after 5 p.m. 745 Main Street, East Hart­ Taxes. Benefits, and salary ment at Pioneer Parachute next Monday because the chairman experience. Suburban loca­ master's degree teacher. 568- formed." Limited child to old trees that are cut down? set in wooden wedges to secure it. ford. negotiable. Call 643-2444. HALFTIME Co. 644-1581. and the acting superintendent saw no tion. Fringe benefits. Free 8075. care is available for a One old oak tree that was cut down For the past several years. parking. EOE, M 'F. Call 522- items requiring immediate action. I ] EMPLOYMENT SECRETARY .- Part time RECEPTIONIST / TYPI,"C1'- MATH TEACHERS CLERK/TYPIST- With ap­ nominal fee. by the town last week on Globe whenever a good-sized tree has been ...... mornings, Vernon CiFcle 8211, Ext. 214, for interview. RIDING LESSONS indoor Part time. Work evening.s and titude for figuring and good The next board meeting is m NEW YEAR WANT 1 Ticket information may Hollow property has been cutn it Hnumdown hirby thathe trtlirntown, it llriohas been 'PTyping, i.n ln n nand Mmachine Mandivsler I’ublic School System is telephone manners. East riding ring. Western stock scheduled for Jan. 22, The board also Help Wanted 13 Saturdays, thru April, in local be obtained by calling 647- transported, in part, to the edge of used for a log bench, Tureck said. transcription a must. Send seeking applicants for a half lime Hartford location. Call 289- SUPERINTENDENT- Full seat, saddle seat and hunt Professional Office. Must be Junior IliKh School Math Teacher. time position for mature or 1437, will meet in mid-January with Dr, resume to Box AA c/o 5489 for interview. seat. All levels 228-9817. the Center Springs Annex skating "The result is that it stays there, " he WANTED - Gas station atten­ pleasent, personable, and Applicants must be certifiable in the retired person experienced in AD SPECIAL ] Charles Brown, the consultant hired Manchester Herald. State of Connecticut, Effective im­ pond where it w ill be used as a bench. added. dant, full or part time. capable typist. Please send apartment building and VOICE, PIA.NO Instructions. by the board to find a new resume to: Box J, c/o mediately Responses should be CERTIFIED LEARNING Tree Warden Ernest Tureck said Mature, responsible perspn made lo Wil.son h. f)eakin, Jr. Assis­ ground maintenance. Call 643- Former faculty New York He explained that ordinarily the PART TIME- No nights. No Manchester Evening Herald. DISABILITIES TEACHER Sell)a<'k (iaim* superintendent, according to board for third shift. References tant Superintendanl for Administra­ 9674. Music and Art'High School. that the tree, which was dead and town tries to preserve trees, but dead weekends. Long holidays. July tion, .Manchester Public Schools, 45 For part time position in the s s member Anne Aivord, Call 871-1698. I M Professional Singer Pianist. MANCHESTER - All scheduled for removal, was cut down trees, when discovered, are and August off. Many retired EXECUTIVE SECRETARY - North School Street. Manchester, Coventry Grammar School. The board will begin its budget gentlemen and housewives Conneclicut 647-3451 E.O.E. Contact Dr Nicoletti’s office RECEPTIONIST TYPIST - 644-8597. residents of Mayfair when the skating season began. He removed. TOOLMAKERS - Machinists. To work for one of New For Vernon Law Office. Call workshop deliberations on Jan. 29. enjoy driving school buses. England's most progressive at 742-8913. E.O.E. Gardens are invited to play said an 8- to 10-foot section of the 24- Apply 81 Commerce Street, 643-4615. GUITAR, BANJO. Mandolin. WHY NOT YOU? We will ami unique Construction Com­ Glastonbury. PTG Company. Bass Lessons: Folk, Blue setback Friday at 7:30 p.m. train. Call Vernon, 875-2826, or panies. Excellent salary plus Telephone 633-7631. GRIT BLASTERS WANTED- Grass. Popular. Ages 5-adults. in Cronin Hall. Manchester, 643-2414. fringe benefits. MUST HAVE Experience wanted, but will Beginners-professionals. KNOWLEDGE of I LINES RN, LPN, 7 lo 3 and 3 to 1 train. Call Connecticut Hard- Easy enjoyable progress TRUCK MECHANIC with STENOGRAPHY and Disco Polka Lessons Free shifts. Good pay, good face S i Melalizing Corp., F R E E loan instrument. 646- qualified experience in benefits and working con­ BOOKKEEPING. Must be TYPIST Glastonbury, 633-9474. 6557. general truck repairs. Com­ GLASTONBURY - A series of ditions. Apply in person, Ver­ very efficient in both. Send (20 Words) children. Singles are also welcome. mands top wages. $280 a free polka dance lessons, including be conducted each Thursday from non Manor, 180 Regan Road, resume Box G. c/o The Johnny Prytko dance team will week. Must have own tools. Experienced In newspaper ad Y Names 7:30 to 9 p.m. at the KofC H all. A t the Vernon. Manchester Herald. the new disco polka steps, will start conduct the lessons, which will in­ All company benefits. For Ap­ VERNON N O W H IR IN G completion of the course, there will composition. Knowledge of AKI Full time, waiters, FOR Thursday at the Knights of Columbus clude the basic polka, hop and pointment call 688-2233. A SS E M B LE R S and COIL be a graduation dance. waitresses. Part time bus Hall. Hebron Ave,, Glastonbury. various figure dances such as the WINDERS - Must have finger Keyboards and Photon Typesetters Leaders All area residents are invited to Registration may be made at the DRIVERS FOR SCHOOL dexterity and be capable of boys, hostesses, night dis­ Silver Slipper, Domino and Bumpsie ADVERTISING BUSES WANTED- We will helpful. participate in the series of eight beginning of the Jan. 11 lesson. Those fine work. Will train, hours ROCKVILLE hwashers, night kitchen Daisy. Line dances w ill also be tught. DEADLINE train you. Part time. 7:30 to 4 pm. Apply Able Coil workers, bartender. Will lessons. There is no age lim it, and wishing more information may call Good benefit package. 5-day In Drive The classes are designed to be in­ Housewives and retirees & Electronics. Howard Road, train. Apply between 9 and parents are encouraged to bring their Ted Niehay, 633-8951. 12 00 noon the day before preferred. Manchester area, week. formative as well as social and will Bolton. CARRIERS 6. No phone calls please. publication. 643-2373. EA.ST H A R T F O H l) Ap- D eadline for Saturday and Equal Opportunity Monday is 12:00 Noon Friday. HO USEKEEPER - Full time. NEEDED Employer M/F. pointmcnt.s to Icodcishlp Excellent benefits. Apply at Call Sheldon Cohen [lositions lor tlu' 1979 South Windsor Seeks Meadows Convalescent Please Call RED LOBSTER Shop the super buys In for appointment RESTAURANT Y.MCA sustaining Librarian your Classified section Home. 333 Bidwell Street, MARION DAYS Manchester. 922 SILVER LANE membership campaign 643-2711-E xt. 51 You can take today. Tomorrow you'll 8 7 S - 5 8 5 4 EAST HARTFORD were announced today by Alarms in Town Hall be pleased with the Equal Opportunity Employer M/F my ad out AN OHIO OIL CO. offers high campaign chair woman money you've saved. Eulogized of the paper. income, plus cash bonuses lo Wanda Bates SOUTH WINDSOR - Worried which is in the same building. The mature person in Manchester FOR about something happening as it did Henry Genga ol 5 I'Jaine proposal was brought up by Coun­ I got the area. Regardless of at the San Francisco city hall when EAST HARTFORD Donald results SUPERINTENDENT- PART experience, write M.F. Read. Drive and Dino Genga ol cilman Edward Havens who recalled M ayor George Muscone was shot and Cram er, Penney High .School p rin­ I wanted. ^ ^ TIME. One bedroom apart­ American Lubricants Co., Box T IT L E X X DOLLAR SAVER 100 Applelrec Drive will the San Francisco incident that led to cipal. eulogized Eleanor Cliliord, ment available. On site 696, Dayton Ohio 45401 POSITIONS killed. South Windsor Town Council superintendent, downtown head the major g ills d ivi­ the arrest of a former council who served as head lih iaria n at Ihe Manchester Community College seeke applicants for three temporary Ti­ members are hoping to avoid such a We get calls such as Manchester. Excellent for PHONE ORDERS ACCEPTED sion. Both men ,irc active member in that city. school Irom 1964 imlll she died ol OIL BURNER Serviceman - tle XX positions. Individuals hired to fill the positions will work at CARRIERS NEEDED situation in that town. this every single day. semi retired individual. Mansfield Training School members ol Ihe \'\1CA Havens said, "I don't want to just No. 2 oil, residential and small cancer last week. Requires several hours per commercial, prefer licensed Bilingual Training Aaalatant One day a weak • No collecting ^ V dollars hoard ol managci s At Tuesday night's council duck under the table, I want to press C ram er told Ihe Hoard oi Isdue:^ weeliX gejjfiFal maintenance man, would consider limited Qualifications Include an associate's degree and fluency In English and 643-2711 meeting, council members discussed The lollowing indn idiials a button and duck." lion Tiie.sday night Mrs. Cliflord was work.rk. C M 528-91-9885 weekdays. experience. All benefits app­ Spanish. Experience In an Institution tor the retarded Is desirable. Will • Thomas, Falknor, O’Leary area the po.ssibilitv of installing a buzzer assist with In-service training for new employees, prepare written NIglit 843-2718 were named as general Police Chief John J, Kerrigan was a ' very hiim aiiistie per.son with a ly. Call 649-2871. • TImrod, Cobb Hill, Duncan, Timber alert system in the town offices. MATURE ADULT for house materials In Spanish, provide consultation and written guldellnet lo ' so Ii c 11 a 11 on division instructed to investigate the sincere interest in sliidenls and slaM cleaning. Must have own supervisors and new employyes. Salary Is approximately $9,000 for this MISC. FOR SALE The proposed buzzers would be SECURITY OFFICERS - One 12-month position. area leaders: .lea net le feasibility of the propo.sal and report alike ." transportation. 2 days per 40 — Household Goods coHnected into the police station df Connecticut’s most Haallh Tralnar • Ferguson, Mountain, Arnott area 41 — Articles lor Sale ■MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD Campbell ol 56 Skyline back to the council. lie said others at Penney have told week. References required. progressive and leading 42 — Building Supplies Write Herald Box GG. Qualifications Include certification as a registered nurse and at least 43 — Pets-Birds-Dogs I P.O. BOX 591 i Drive: K.iren Wells ol 10 security companies is now three years of experience as a nurse In an Institution for the retarded. 44 — Livestock him perhaps Mrs. ('IIIlord's tiiiest 45 — Boats S Accessories I MANCHESTER, CONN. 08040 S Hillside Si , and .lames recruiling part-time and full­ Teaching experience la desirable, j Will provide In-eervice training i|iialily was "her se iis iliv ily to Ihe STORE C LERK- Responsible 46 — Sporting Goods I’elersoii ol Hill Naomi time officers. You must have programa for new and experienced employees In these eubjects; first 47 — Garden Products I ! needs oi olhei's." person needed to assume car. telephone, clean police aid, medical administration, control of Infectious diseases, proper 48 — Antiques Dear Sira; j Drive. South Church To Give 49 — Wanted to Buy Mrs. C lilio rd siipporled Ihe eon- many duties in the operation record and be willing lo work hygiene for clients. Salary Is approximately $13,000 for thie 12-month I Plaaae run the following ad lor 4 daya al tha aoaclal ■ position. NOTICES RENTALS I'hilip Hiissell III 611 eepl o l an integraleil .school and of a 7-Eleven Food Store. rotating shifts. We offer good 1 — Lost end Found REAL ESTATE 52 — Rooms lor Rent jmoney-aaving rala ol *4.001 I Mtdii Sptclalltl 2 — Personals 23 — Momes for Sale 53 — Apartments for Brewer SI. will direel Ihe Ground level position that can starling rate, paid training, 94 - Loti-Land lor Sale piihlie library and wal ked lo promote Quallllcatlons Include a maeter'e degree, preferably in the media field, 3 _ Announcements Rent I □ CHECK ENCLOSED C CASH ENCLOSED j lead to assistant manager or uniforms, fringe benefits and 4 — Enterialnmenl 25 — Inveetmenl Property 54 — Homes lor Rent 'Oliedalion ol m eiiiheis ol Bach Oratorio Sunday and two years of experience as a media specialist. Will produce Instruc­ WANTED 26 — Businees Property llial eoneept during lier 13 years as manager by performance. 5 — Auctions 55 — Business for Rent rapid advancemcnl. If you can tional programs for use by other trainers or for eelt-lnstructlon by 27 — Retort Property 56 — Resort Pioperly ll|e hoard ol man.igeis head librarian, he said. Benefits include insurance FINANCIAL 26 — Reel Estate Wanted MANCHESTER - The "Christmas meet our requirements call employees. The programs will Include slide, filmstrip and video tape for­ • Maintenance Foreman, must be well lor Rent (11 (2) (5) (4) (0) The division le.ideis. Soloists for the concert are Chris credit union, and profit 6 — Bondi • Slocks • 57 — Wanted lo Rent Oratorio" by J.S. Bach will be "A s a resiill. Penney has one ol Hie 522-5146. mats of iS -io 30-mlnutes' duration In a variety of sublects. Salary Is ap­ Mortgsgei 58 — Misc lor Rent Hand, soprano; Linda Fegy,' alto: sharing. Second and third experienced In Electrical and 9 — Perional Loam along wdh caiii|iaigii \ lee ^iiesl iiitegraled lihraries anywhere proximately $14,000 for thia 12-month position MISC. SERVICES presented Sunday by the Chancel Mechanical 10 — Iniurance 30 - Travel AUTOMOTIVE John C. Beggs, tenor: and Robert shift, full time. Apply in per­ RNs LPNs AIDES - RNs $6 50 Applicants who do not meet Ihe stated quellflcatloni, but who believe 61 — Aulos lor Sale (0) (7) (•) (S) (10) chairman William Mallon. Choir and soloists of South United in Ihe e o iin lrv.’ he said, EMPLOYMENT 31 — Services Ohersd son at: Route 30, Tolland. Ct. an hour. LPNs $5.25 an hour they possess equivalent qualifications, may so Indicate by stating In • Temporary Clerk Typist 32 — Psinting-Papering 62 — Trucks for Sale lorm Ihe nllclell,^ ol Hie fjordon ,Jr., baritone. At the organ 13 - Kelp Wanted 63 — Heavy Equipment Methodist Church at 4 p.m. at the ('I'aiiiei' said Mis ClillonI aided An Equal Opportunity writing precisely how their background and experience are equivalent to 14 — Butineas 33 — B u ild in g • will be David C. Morse, director of Nurses Aides, $3.10 an hour • Maintenance Machinist Contracting for Sals cam|iaign steeling com- the slated qualifications, and by providing,appropriate references. Opportuniiiet 64 — Motorcycles church, 1226 Main St. laeully a n d s l a i l as w e ll as s li i d e n l s Employer, with rate increases January 15 — Situation Wanted 34 — Roollng-Slding (111 (12) (13) (1*1, (15) music at .South Church. Stale fringe benellls are Included for all poeltlona. The starting date lor 35 — Heating-Plumbing Blcyclei-Campert m illee. Mrs B ale, noted who had lo locale malerials lor 1st. AH shifts. Staff or private Trallars-Mobile The compicte.work features six of all poslllons Is January 29, 1979. To apply, send a resume and Apply: EDUCATION 36 — Flooring Thai eoiim idlee w ill sii|i|.| This concert will conclude the fall WAITRESS - Mornings. Apply duly. Car ncccessary. No fees.’ IS — Private InetrucHons 37 — Movlng-Truckmg- Homes Bach's famous cantatas written researeh in Ihe lih ia iy: references, by January 19. lo; Dean Jam et 0. Tatro. Division ol Com­ 19 — Schoois-Classei Slorage 66 — Automotrve Service \ise Ihe iiiicoiiiiiiL' cane and winter concert .series at the in person only. La Strada West Medical Placement .Service munity Services, Manchester Community College. P.O. Box 1046 20 — Instructions Wanted 36 — Servicea Wanted 67 — Autos for Rent ( 1 0 (171 (11) (IS) (20) between 1723 and 1744. Each cantata, Me .said Mrs. C lilio rd loughi Ihe -Lease church. The event is open to the Restauranl, 471 Hartford 232-5226. Manchester, CT. 06040. Cheney Brothers, Inc. 22 — Condominiums paign. disease lor many years, always a musical .sermon, deals with a single public. There w ill be no adrni.ssTlJn" lload, Manchester. Anytime. Manchester Community College le an equal opportunity employer and 31 Cooper Hill 81. PHONE ORDERS ACCEPTED The groii|i js now looking reliiniing to work aller each hoiil SECRETARY FOR adheres to the principles of affirmative action. thought. Sunday's pcrformace will Ad ovsr 20 wofds — Rsgular Price to lecriid voliiideei eam- charge, but a free-will offering will AVON - To Buy or Sell. MANCHESTER office Minchoator, Conn. consist of,.the first three cantata#and w'ilh Ihe illness N U K ...... p.ogneis The eampaign be received. Refreshments will fe' PHONE 643-2711 Manchester. Bolton, Coven- Shorthand preferred. Mid- Tol. 643-4141 the final one that deals with ".She was a good librarian and a I UDHSS...... 'c lt r ...... s ta ll...... Zl« coda...... i l icks oil l■■e|, :i served, j Iry, Andover. Call Collect, nJanuary opening. Call 646- An Equal Opportunity Emptoyer She Herald Epiphany. line person, " Cramer said. 822-8083. 0882. PH0« NO...... CUSSmilON...... j CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING LMCC I expires JAN. 31, 1979 | PAC;K e ig h t e e n - Ma n c h e st e r e v e n in g h e r a l d , Manchester. Ciinn.. Thurs., .lull 4. 19711

MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester._Con m ^ JT ^.. .Ian. 4. 1979 - PAGE NINFTFFm FRANK AND ERNEST by Bob Thaves BUSINESS & SERVICE Ptanuto — Gharlaa M. Schulz I THINK IT'S AN ILLUSION A WRITER POESN^NEEP SOME OF OUR BEST ACROSS M P y Dear Abby m m 6 Dissuade Answer to Previous Puzzle THAT A WRITER NEEP5 A PLACE BY THE OCEAN 7 Questioning ____ T o G i v 6 BOOKS h a v e BEEN WRITTEN t Sunbathed A FANCY 5TUPIO ORINTHEAWUNTAINS m m vv. sound I ^ By Abigail Van Buren IN VERY HUMBLE PLACES 7 Strikes 8 Presses 11 Hill of beans 9 Distant n l i t t l e , T f l K B n ^ 12 French police ------(prefix) 14 Short sock 10 Delete s mM 15 Units DIRECTORY L i t t l e , l e t y o u P P19 0 R opposite 16 M a o ____ 12 Covered with w tung Services Ottered 31 Services Ottered water □ □ E l B D n D D n 31 PelrUIng-Pepertng Building Contracting 33 HEAPT gPEflK A LiTTLt.. . X ■ V 17 Yield 13 Highway Hang Up On 19 Catches ______curve K ■11 20 Goes quickly 0 R A SUNSHINE CONTRACTORS FREE- Junk cars removed AiW PAINTING Contrac­ WROBEL Si SON- General i L — 16 Powerless 0 22 Hawaiian city M A N CARPENTRY, REMODEUNQ 649-7243. tors. Quality painting and C a rp e n try Si R e p a irs . K N AND CUSTOM KITCHENS 25 Broke bread locomotive 1 T paper hanging at reasonable Specializing in Remodeling. His Hang-Up! Priacllla’s Pop - Ed Sullivan 20 Single 0 ______1 L 8 INTERIOR A EXTERIOR NEED YOUR SNOW 26 Bullfight PAINTING rates. Fully insured.Free Rec Rooms. Repairing of 2|1 Midwestern 30 Inner (prefix) 44 Rgjgn PLUMBING A ELECTRICAL REMOVED this winter? Call Estimates. Call Wavne 649- Porches. Concrete and OKAV, IM eOtNG TO cheer Comm«reM/ A R—UntM •••••••••••••••••••••••••« •••••••••••••a* TXAT FT?ACTlON OF 29 French school college 32 Dry ^ 644-1686 and talk to Geoff or 7696. Chimney Repairs. No job loo Wanted to Rent GIVE SOU A PUSH.' 46 Different EDWARD M. GAFFNEY 643-4704 talk to Tom. Autos For Sale 61 Autos For Sale • A SECONP ON 31 Potent 22 Nazi Rudolph 34 Venetian S49-44SS TEL #43^7 small. Discount Senior JUSTGUDE NICE 33 7 in order 47 Astonish TRIM SPECIALIST- Pain­ TWO BEDROOM DEAR READERS: My recent Item. "Wliat to do abont SOUR FEET WAS painter Citizens. 649-2403. 1974 COMET TWO DOOR- The Cardigan ANP BASS'.z 35 River in 23 Glazes 39 Spanish 48 Destructive in­ UNSAFE CEILINGS??? Will ting. Papering. General 1973 OLDS CUSTOM ^ icene telephone enlli,” prompted a mih of respoaeed. PURE POETRS>.' APAR TMENT In Manchester Thrifty 6 cylinder with England 24 Extreme sect Ci-.M TREE SERVICE • Free repair or replace, smooth or Repairs. Call Paul evenings, area. 2 or 3 family home. For CRUISER- 9 passenger. Air. Some berated me ter enggestinc that a police wUatle be currency (pi.) PANELING, Si CEILINGS automatic transmission, 36 Compass fondness 40 Italian opera 50 Butterfly estimates, discount senior texture finish. Call now to in­ 643-8303. couple with 1 child. Power everything. Asking kept by the phone to bloat tbo eaUer Into tbo noxt county. INSTALLED- Also General power steering. Extra clean point 26 Foretoken citizens Company spect or correct. 643-5703 References. Call 649-3285. $1495. Call 646-3222, after 6 CWIint If yoor motbor-in-Uw cnila and yau miatakcniy think 41 Dwarves snare Manchester-owned and Repair Work. Call Dave, after and nice! $2195. 100 Gallons 37 Expire 27 Fine bits of $glPERSONAL Building Contracting 33 p.m. the obaceoe caller ta calling again? That blaat conid aerioutly 38 Preposition 42 In the know 52 Graduate of operated Call 646-1327 4 p.m.. 644-8495. Gas Free With Purchase! thread PAPERHANGING For par­ MIsc. lor Rent 39 Revolved 43 Composer Annapolis Suburban Motors, Route 83, impair her hearing," one re^er atnted.l 28 Outer (prefix) ticular people, by Dick. Call WES ROBBINS carpentry Roollng-Sldlng-Chlmney 34 1969 CHRYSLER NEWPORT Well, bero'a the oUicial word from the Pacific Telephone 42 Put on the Stravinsky (abbr) HEWEAVING burn holes. Manchester-Talcottville Town - 4 door hardtop, automatic, 643-5703 anytime. remodeling specialist. Ad­ MANCHESTER - Retail, payroll 1 Line. 649-2076. Co.: II yen should get an obccene phone call, HANG UPI 9^ 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 Zippers umbrellas repaired. ditions, rec rooms, dormers, BIDWELL HOME Improve­ storage, and , or manufac­ power steering, power brakes, 45 False god 10 V e n e tia n That i tight, Jnit hang op. That’s the hsteat, moat effec­ Window shades. SNOWPLOWING - Parking built-ins, bathrooms, air condition^. Uses reguiar 46 Extrasensory n ment Co. Expert installation turing space. 2,000 square feet 1974 FIREBIRD HARDTOP- tive way to discourage annoying callt. The people who make 12 13 blinds Keys TV FOR RENT. lots and driveways Also kitchens. 649-3446, to 100,000 square feet. Very gas. $600.00. E xcellent perception Marlow s. 867 Main SI. 649- of aluminum siding gutters Red, white vinyl roof. 8 them nctunOy need an audience. And tjiriiij c away from 14 Chain Saw Work. Trees reasonable. Brokers ^crating condition. Call 644- (abbr) 15 5221 and trim Roofing installation cylinder. Automatic transmis- ' them—by hanging up—takes away their entire motivation 49 Lizard Cleared Manchester Bolton CUSTOM Carpentry - homes. and repairs 649-6495, 871-2323. protected. Call Heyman 16 Sion, power steering. Absolute lor making the calls in the first place. SI Slim ^ ■ 1 7 18 Area Free Estimates. 643- Additions. Repairs,' Cabinets. Properties. 1-226-1206. •saBLUE RIBBON flUILTS Pass Pass 44 Contains sixteen loveljr qilKt. choice baaed on what YOU went, not on what yoor parente Y E L L , I 'D forced to unguard his king of HOUSE CLEANING FLOOR SANDING and 1965 PLYMOUTH VALIANT- HATCHBACK- 4 speed. 0*117-QUILTI ON PARADE. Pass Pass 44 problems'’ General Cleaning. FARRAND REMODELING - Refinishing. Floors like new. 6 cylinder. Winterized, and Directions for sixteen quilts. want. If you* parents love yon, they’ll eccept yon aa yon nro. S E T A Dbl. spades. So Victor dropped it Cragar Slot Mags. Steel Trucks tor Sale 62 Pass 74 and had his grand s i ^ . Carpets. Floors. Walls. Smoke TOM FLANNAGAN- Pain­ Cabinets and Formica 'Tops, (Specializing in older floors). snow tires. $195. Call 289-0365. F R O S ra iT B Pass Pass Pass Roofing, Gutters, Room Ad­ Belted Wide Oval Tires. Pin EH SUILTS. 10 fascinating quilts. F O R S U R E Si Water Damage Restora­ ting, Interior, Exterior. Paper Staining floors. No waxing. Stripping. Racing Mirrors, JEEP CHERROKE 1975- 6 J ditions, Decks, All types of "iMVORITE Who laid tha toon yean are the happfeet? For Abby'e tion. Professional-Insured. Hanging. General Repairs. Also Ceiling and Interior 1974 MERCURY MONTEGO- etc. Excellent condition! Must cylinder. 4 wheel drive. Stan­ AFGHANS. A beautiful selection. // DOMESTICARE. 643-1945. Remodeling and Repairs. Painting. John Verfaille. 646- 4 door. A real sweetheart! 8 dard. Power steering and now booklet "Whet Teenogen Went to Kaow>” write Opening lead; 4 Q Fully Insured. Call 643-1949. Phone 643-6017. sell or take over payments. r m«« 5750 after 6 pm. cylinder, automatic transmis­ 643-7340. brakes. Very clean! Asking gifts for friends Md family. Abby: 132 Laaky Dr., Beverly HUb, CaUf. 90212. EucIomi You hold; 1-4-B sion, power steering. None $3450. 623-5093. ♦1 and a long, atamped (28 cental, eeU-addreieed envelope, 4 AKQ cleaner. $1995. 100 Gallons pleaae. By Oswald Jacoby 1973 VEGA EST A T E and Alan Sontng 465432 Gas Free If Purchased Before WAGON- Automatic. Motorcycles-BIcycles 64 4 AK J4 Apartments For Rent S3, Apartments For Rent 53 Apartments For Rent 53 Homes tor Rent January 6th. Suburban Automotive Service 66 54 Michelin radials. including We don't quite understand 4 J Motors, Route 83. -snows. New battery. Roof 1973 HONDA CB 450. Low A Georgia reader wants to VERNON- Well maintained TWO BEDROOM Manchester-Talcottville Town WE PAY $10 for complete Victor Molfo’s bidding of 44x10 FOOT MOBILE HOME MANCHESTER- 447 Summit rack. Good condition, 62,000 mileage. Excellent condition. today's hand. In any event, know the correct openin; garden apartments. Frank TOWNHOUSE AVAILABLE. in Colton. Working single per­ Line, 649-2076. junk cars. Call Joey at Tolland Street. 3 Bedroom Cape. Rec miles. $750. Call 644-1376. $650. Call 643-5849. Auto Body. 528-1990. Astrograph A Victor found himself in an bid. Smith Assoc. Inc. 246-6831 or All appliances. Heal and hot son only. No pets, animals or Room. Appliances. Carpeting. A We make the standard Resident Manager 871-9188. water included. $325 monthly. The Born Lo m f — Art Sansom optimistic seven-club con­ children. 643-2880. Fireplace. Garage. No pets. TAURUS (Aprri 20-May 20) Orga­ tract. opening bid of one heart, as Call Mr. Peterman, 649-9404, $400 monthly. 646-0882. RESPONSIBLE FEMALE to or 646-1171. nize your time well and try to IRXieSftS IT'S Not really a bad one since would any expert playL,, share apartment with same. 456 MAIN STREET- Second delegate chores whenever ^isLgep^ he could take the spade anj normal system. BOLTON- Two bedroom possible today. You'll find, as (N ' ‘ "ER ENTERPRISE ASSN.) Large bedroom. 647-9988. JANUARY 1st to MAY 1st. floor. 3 room apartment. No OKAY FOR iWE TO OAJWWK, finesse and discard appliances. Heated. No pets at Ranch. Garage. Large yard. the day goes on, you'll have a IMTHP dummy’slow heart on the Four Rooms. Call after 5 Oil hept. 15 minutes to Hart­ few more responsibilities than H O J ^ ? (Do you have a question tor MANCHESTER Main Street- p.m., 649-8577. all. $200 monthly. Security.' mi. spade ace. There was one Call 646-2426. 9-5. ford. $275 monthly, nlii.s normal. real fly In the ointment. Ihe experts? Write "Ask the 2 room apartment, heated, hot utilities. References and GEMINI (May 21-June 20) Try to Experts," care ol this newspa­ water, appliances. No pets. January 5,1979 West had doubled Victor’s 6 ROOM DUPLEX deposit. Available January be especially prudent where per. Individual questions will Security, parking, 523-7047. ROOMATE TO SHARE 17th. 649-9475. There will be some excellent finances are concerned today. four-spade bid. be answered if accompanied Apartment- $100 monthly. No APARTMENT - No utilities. opportunities to assert yourself Victor was certain that the N Your budget is bursting. It by stamped, stif-addressed MANCHESTER- West Center utilities. Call anytime, 647- $250 m onthly. C hildren this coming year in areas im­ spade finesse was not going envelopes. The most Interest­ accepted. Call 646-1337, after 5 won't stretch anymore. Street. Four room apartment. 9283, keep trying. portant to you. Don't stand CANCER (June 21-July 22) Only to work SO'he had to look ing questions will be used In p.m. back timidiy, wagging your tail. Tile bath, appliances, private Otilces-Stores lor Rent 55 w n i a cool head will survive today's around for another way to —this - ...... column u,.uand rviii wilt rc7LCfrw.rMI,WUl*M had an argument before I left.”