WHY PAY MORE? a Hike in 1^1 Fiscal Year Defense Said

24 - EVENING HERALD. Wed.. Feb. 4. 1981 Freak winter snowstorm paralyzes Midwest states

By Untied Press Inlematlonal through thin ice on George Lake. A Chautauqua County community of The worst snowstorm to hit Vermont man died in a fall on ice and Cassadaga report^ "walst-dMp” northwestern Pennsylvania in 25 a New York truck driver was killed snow. ■ years hung onto the Northeast with a in a collisioq during a “ blinding "This is a typical snowbelt storm, iast blast today, foiling efforts to snowstorm.” right along the lake shore,” a clean up nearly 2 feet of snow. Sixteen others died earlier in Chautauqua County sheriff’s deputy Travel advisories were issued ear­ highway fatalities blamed on icy said. He said a “ substantial number" ly today for the eastern Great Lakes. roads, three died in a North Carolina of tractor-trailer trucks pulled off Forecasters said the area could get fire Sunday and a cross-country skier the New York State Thruway in the another 4 Inches of snow before the was killed in an avalanche in Utah. town of Ripley to wait it out. YOUR HOMETOWN NEWSPAPER • Since 1881 • Single Copy 25$ •! storm fizzles out. Four brothers trapped overnight on ’The winds whipped snow across Snow squalls buried Erie, Pa., with Presque Isle Bay near Erie, Pa., roads in Buffalo, N.Y., creating blin­ 12 inches' of snow Monday and where they were ice-fishing when the ding “ whlteouts” that triggered another 5 Inches Tuesday. Areas east storm hit, made their way to safety numerous fender-benders, police Office condoB of Erie reported 24 inches. Western Tuesday during a break in the said. ' New York was deluged with more weather. They burned their fishing Top aides than 18 inches of snow. poles during the night to keep warm. Poor visibility forced police to move quickly Up to 5 inches blanketed Connec­ Erie, Pa., Mayor Louis Tullio, close the Skyway and Father Baker ticut. calling the storm the worst since Bridge in Buffalo and Lackawanna, MANCHESTER — The plan to convert the Schools closed, more than 100 .1956, appealed to private contractors N.Y., after 10 people were injured in former House and Hale store on Main Street into travelers abandoned their cars on to help the city clean up the snow. chain-reaction collisslons involving up condominuim offices is off to a fast start with Interstate 90 and Pennsylvania of­ Winds up to 30 mph raked the to 25 vehicles. want hike about 30 percent of the space already sqld. ficials declared a snow emergency. storm along the eastern shore of Snow showers dumped 4Vk inches Sales opened at 10 a.m. Wednesday and by the Firefighters remove one of the victims from through the home killing four residents late Strong winds whipped across the Lake Erie in New York. The of snow across parts of Connecticut. the top floor of Kiefer’s Rest Home in Point Tuesday. Eight others were hospitalized Northern Plains to the Northeast, afternoon the 30 percent figure had bMU reached. with various Injuries. (UPl photo) dropping temperatures to single Those who agre^ to buy offices must qualify for Pleasant Beach, N.J., after a fire swept digits and below zero. The cold front mortgages but a spokesman for the project foresaw no problem with that. in defense crept as far south as Florida, where Jolt reminds us V.’. Tampa had a high of just 50 degrees, John A. DeQuattro of J.D. Real Estate \\ ^ the coldest ever for Feb. 3. Associates. Inc. said a great deal of interest has WASHINGTON (UPI) - As Ronald Red Oak, Iowa, notched a record been expressed. veils Feb. 18. Fire in boarding house Among those who have already made public Reagan shapes his budget pians, Dole, chairman of the Senate 16-below and Shenandoah, Iowa, it’s still winter their intention to buy office space are Allan there are reports that top advisers Finance Committee, said programs plunged to 19 degrees below zero. vvant a more than $30 billion hike in Both readings broke records set in Thomas, an attorney, and Donald Genovesl, an for the poor will not “ change, ” but the By United Press Inlernational the Transportation Department fiscai 1981 and 1982 defense outlays 1956. The temperature at Sault Ste. Insurance broker. budgetcutters are “ going to trim Just when Connecticut residents Storm Center, traffic was moving and that the president is leaning kills 4 elderly residents Marie, Mich., dropped to a record 26 DeQuattro said the financial package offered is some of the fat off the programs.” were getting accustomed to mild and “ things were back to normal and toward a retroactive tax cut. below. an attraction to prospective buyers. The building “ That may amount to as much as temperatures, a sudden winter jolt the highways are drying up.” Two Republican congressmen in­ POINT PLEASANT BEACH, N.J. Three other residents were listed female residents of the home began The storms that brought winter was bought by Heritage Savings and Loan $20 (billion) to $40 biilion in fiscal put the weather back into seasonal Interstate 86 was closed from East dicated today that Reagan, who has (UPI) — A smoky blaze at an ocean- in "very critical” condition at St. banging at his door, telling him back to most of the nation this week Association for conversion and resale as oftied’s. year 1982,” he said. perspective. Hartford to Vernon Circle following not yet announced an effective date side boarding house killed four elder­ Barnabas Hospital in Livingston, a about the fire. were blamed for at least 30 deaths. It offers financing of up to 75 percent to qualified Unexpected snow showers dumped numerous accidents, including a 10- for his promised tax cut, is leaning ly residents in the third fatal fire at spokeswoman said. She said alt three “ The only way she could have Five members of a Milltown, Ind., buyers at a rate not to exceed 12 and three 4V5 Inches of snow across parts of vehicle accident, and Interstate 91 toward making it retroactive to Jan. New Jersey facilities for the aged suffered severe burns in the fire. gotten out was to run though the family — including four youngsters— quarters percent for up to 40 years. Connecticut Tuesday, forcing state was closed at Exit 33 north of Hart­ 1. and handicapped in recent months. Five other residents were reported in flames at the front door,” Arlauckas died 'Tuesday when a fire apparently Money talk police to shut down sections of two ford near the scene of an accident in­ Depending on how the partitions are arranged “ He indicated in the meeting Authorities said the fire at Keifer's guarded condition at Point Pleasant said. “ Her hair was singed.” kindled by a wood-burning stove slippery interstate highways in the to suit buyers, the plans, drawn by Lawrence Quarters Hotel Tuesday night injured Hospital. volving three trucks and four cars. yesterday that he was looking in that Arlauckas called police and ran swept their two-story frame house on Hartford area. Associates, Manchester architects, call for about eight other residents of the wood- Seven tenants of the resident boar­ ’The Storm Center said 4 Mi inches of direction,” Rep. Richard Cheney, R- to be basic with his brother-in-law to the boar­ one of the coldest nights of the year. 27 offices on the three floors of the building. frame boarding house. One woman, ding house escaped injury, police Police said portions of Interstate 86 snow were recorded in the Winsted Wyo., said on NBC’s “ Today” show. ding house, where flames were com­ Three people drowned in Under the plan, the old Circle Theater will be her hair sing^ from the flames, said. and Interstate 91 were closed for area, 1-2 inches in the Colchester Reagan met with congressional WASHINGTON (UPI) - President ing out around the front door. He said Minnesota — a man when his car tom down to provide more parking space. The raced to a neighbor’s house to report Edstman said the 3Mi-story, wood- several hours during the morning area and 1 inch at Hartford.. leaders Wednesday. Reagan, having consulted special in­ he was able to save two residents plunged through the ice of the south entrance which gives access to the parking the blaze. frame structure was occupied by 21 because of multiple-vehicle ac­ Some southern sections of the state And Sen. Robert Dole, R-Kan., said terests, Congress and his Cabinet, from the second floor, and one from Mississippi River and two teen-age lot will be revamped to that it leads to a lobby This Is a proposed entrance to the of­ provides access from parking to It was the third fire since last July people, although two of the tenants cidents involving minor Injuries. had no snow, the National Weather on CBS’ “ Morning” news program, will deliver a basic “ Economics I” the third floor. boys when their snowmobiles went which is also accessible through a corridor from involving facilities that house elder were not in the home at the time of By sundown, said a spokesman at Service said. fice condominium complex to be a lobby with elevators. The lobby will “ I think it will be effective Jan. 1 of lecture to the nation tonight seeking the present Main Street entrance. The complex ly or handicapped residents. Less the fire. “ No one seemed panicked,” he build in the former House and Hale be accessible also through a corridor this year for'business, and may be to buiid a consensus for the tough has been given the name One Heritage Place. than a month ago, a fire at a nursing Some 200 firefighters battled the said, adding officials were able to store on Main Street. It Is on the from the present Main Street en­ the date of enactment as far as in­ battle ahead against inflation. Floor plans show office suites ranging in size dividuals are concerned.” home in Keansburgh, N.J., claimed blaze, which broke out at 9:54 p.m. convince one elderly tenant who had south side of the building and trance. Aides said the president plans from 1000 square feet to 1770 square feet. The Baltimore Sun and Wall Street 34 victims. and was brought under control about climbed to the roof not to jump. The nothing specific in his remarks, A sales prospectus gives the purchase cost at Journal reported today that advisers Authorities identified three vic­ 45 minutes later. The blaze was con­ man was rescued by firefighters, a AL SmERT’SSAYS. . . preferring to set particulars aside 165 a square foot. It is estim ate that taxes and want Reagan to add $20 billion to $27 tims as Howard Wagner, Florence tained in the front of the structure, resident said. others who have a role in it are Lawrence, R. A. tomey. until a Feb. 18 address to a joint ses­ common charges would total about $8.45 a square billion to the fiscai 1982 defense Keating and Fred Budde, ages un­ but thick, choking smoke poured Point Pleasant Beach Police Chief Goodell and Associates. Inc., of Glastonbury, Ill the con version , all e lectrica l and sion of Congress. Instead, they said foot. ■* budget, now pegged at $196 billion. known. Attempts to identify the throughout the facility. Charles Bertolatus said the victims engineers; Kahn & Bayer of Manchester, struc­ mechanical services will be replaced, but the Reagan wants first to “ speil out” the The newspapers also said the Pen­ fourth were hampered because the Peter Arlauckas, who lives next of the fire died of smoke inhalation. The renovations are expected to get under way tural engineers; Georgi E. Mrosek, of character of the outside of the building wiil be problem in unmistakable terms in his victim was badly burned, officals door to the house, said he was The cause of the blaze was under when 75 per cent of the space has been sold. Manchester, certified public accountant; maintained. The store front windows will be tagon and budget advisers are urging 9 p.m, EST address. WHY PAY MORE? a hike in 1^1 fiscal year defense said. watchine television w hen Ann Af investigation. The project involves a partnership between Gardner and Peterson Associates of Tolland, replaced with other windows, that fit the White House press secretary Jim Heritage and J.D. Real Estate Associates. engineers and surveyors; Allan Thomas, at- building’s design. spending from its current $165 billion level to up to $180 billion, inciuding $6 Brady quoted the president as telling billion more requested by President his assistants, “ This is complex.” Planes collide; six killed FREE LOCAL DELIVERY • FREE SERVICE Charter. “ The first part of this is understan­ Reagan. has not approved the ding. I want to be able to do it in FORT LAUDERDALE, descended. Fort Lauderdale police Alvia H. Hyatt; Charles proposals, but is expect^ to act on ‘Economics 1“ terms so that Fla. (UPI) — Federal avia­ “ They came together said. BAts, a friend of the elder Budget not geared to hirings them and send them to Congress by everyone understands the gravity, tion experts tried to deter­ about 2,500 feet down the The five victims aboard Hyatt; Dave Benton, a FREE COLOR ADJUSTMENTS IN YOUR HOMEI the end of the month, the Sun said. the magnitude and the alternative. mine today why a small runway,” Ms. Cook said. Division. Due to attrition, the divi­ detective divisions. "Vve’re not about designed to ease detectives’ the Cessna 421 were iden­ mechanic who worked for By MARTIN KEARNS The additional 1981 funds would “ I want it to be so clear that I don’t plane, flown by a 17-year- The larger plane was sion spent about $20,000 less than it to cut back on services to the police workioad. tified as Dale Hyatt Sr., a Herald Reporter cover inflation, military pay hikes. want to take anything for granted,” old student pilot, collided returning from a flight to . was allocated last year, leaving an department,” said Cassano. In justifying the unexpected Fort Lauderdale trucking Dale Hyatt, and pilot Willie 4F 4 ^ AFJMMF -V- 4F 4F Navy operations in the Indian Ocean Brady quoted the president as with another small plane Bimini in the Bahamas, MANCHESTER— The Police adjusted increase of about $30,000. Democratic Director James request, police officials said the executive; his father. Williams. and Persian Gulf and possibly saying. over a suburban airport Department’s $2.6 million budget, Budget Analyst Janet Chayes said McCavanagh echoed Cassano when equipment would free detectives to another pay increase and a new runway, killing six people. submitted by Chief Robert Lannan, the preliminary budget doesn’t allow he acknowledged the departinent, do the additionai work equal to three manned bomber, the Wail Street Consultation has played a large The planes — a single­ won’t allow the force to reach its for the filling of the department’s “ desperately needs additional per­ detectives. At present, the division is Journal reported. role in shaping Reagan’s address. engine Cessna 172 flown by DHV w m authorized strength in the next fiscal Brady indicated the more Reagan authorized positions, adding the sonnel,” adding “ I’m going to do without a secretary. The 1982 money probably would go the student pilot making year, but two town directors today budget will be hard-pressed to main­ everything I can to get them.” In addressing the issue, Cassano partly to the pay raise and manned has talked to such groups as mayors "touch and go” landings DID reasserted their commitment to in­ tain its current staff. But she added, McCavanagh is the Board of Direc­ or members of Congress, the more said neither the equipment nor an ac­ bomber as well as to increasing the he has rewritten his speech. and a twin-engine Cessna creasing the department’s staff, the preliminary budget is not terribly tor’s liaison to the police depart­ companying secretarial ' position production rate of the miiitary’s 421 arriving from the “ He found in getting into it that SniE! stressing that Lannan’s request was important and probably should be ment, and while he said he hadn’t yet wouid be aliowed to make up for an principal jet aircraft, the Navy’s Bahamas — collided preliminary. adjusted in the ensuing budgetary seen the proposed budget, he opening in the detective division. The ships and the Army’s major there wasn’t a full understanding of ’Tuesday just 75 to 100 feet diagonal the things he wanted to get across,” In his budget submitted to Town process. expressed concern that vacancies in division is currently understaffed weapons, the Journai said. above the runway of Fort • • • Brady said. YOU KKOW Manager Robert Weiss, Lannan has Deputy Mayor Stephen Cassano the patrol and detective divisions be four positions. Democrats, meanwhiie, are con­ Lauderdale Executive Air­ asked for a 7,6 percent increase to reinforced Ms. Chayes’ opinion when ameliorated. “ That department has reached the cerned about programs such as food port, Federal Aviation Ad­ On Wednesday, Reagan journeyed COLOR keep his department within the man­ he said Lannan’s budget was, “ ab­ The budget asks for only a $27,000 point where much of the fat has stamps, child nutrition, Medicaid, to Capitoi Hiil to taik with a bipar­ ministration spokesmen dated 8 percent ceiling. solutely subject to change.” increase in the detective division, already been trimmed,” said public service jobs, urban develop­ said. tisan group of congressional leaders. AL SIEFFERT’S o ffe rs one o f the While the budget includes a $146,- Cassano, who had earlier sup­ despite the existence of four vacan­ Cassano. McCavanagh added that ment, highway grants and assistance “ I told them,” Reagan said as he left Five bodies were pulled 008 Increase in salaries, nearly $50,- ported claims of police understaf­ cies. The department recently due to budget restraints Lannan was to unemployed skilled workers, the nearly hour-long meeting, “ I’d from the wreckage of the PORTABLES 000 has been earmarked for the fing, said he remained committed to requested a $13,000 annual appropria­ probably unable to fill the authorized which are expected to be cut sharply come up on the Hiil and meet with larger plane, which areas largest selections o f Top department’s understaffed Record’s increasing staff in the patroA and tion to purchase dictating equipment vacancies. in the economic package Reagan un­ them from time to time.” attempted to circle back to the airport with one engine Name Brand Microwave Ovens xKoo out after the crash, but 19’’ plummeted in flames into a nearby Industrial area at Low Discount Prices ?...... O^Neill balances budget with a new tax parking lot. Nine cars were engulfed HARTFORD (UPI) - Gov. you’ll do it my way.” later. He said he had drafted several reached a fever pitch because of the on those which gross more than $100,- in flames but nobody was So why nav more!! William O’Neill has proposed a $3 Related alories and pic­ The governor didn’t.appear before budgets in anticipation of what the secrecy surrounding its preparation. 000 per year. It is expected to apply in them at the time of the billion budget for the coming fiscal tures on page 3. ‘A’iA’'A''A’p p i^ j^ ir ir i r i r the House and Senate until 7 p.m. — Legislature would do. The contents of budgets usually are to 20,000 of 125,000 unincorporated incident, police said. year which is balanced with a new 10 five hours after he was scheduled to “ I feel rather like the salesman of known several hours prior to businesses in the state and raise $113 High-school student Kirk percent tax on larger unincorporated $250 in flat grants paid for school fun­ Kingsley, 17, the pilot of speak. O’Neill was kept waiting in the Hallmark Card Co.,” O’Neill delivery, but O’Neill chose to keep million. businesses. ding. the wings as the Legislature came to began.' ‘ "They advertise they have a his under wraps. O’Neill said'half the $22 million the smaller plane, died in a WipuM nm iiMd •Hvloi^ O’Neill said in recommending the ’The remaining flat grant money hospital an hour after the a final decision on his $23.8 million card for alt occasions. Welt today I O’Neill said he recommended a tax deficit would be covered by PYEAR win B«l H promptly It m ow taolm ap-' package, which is $319.4 million, or for this fiscal year would be collision. Kingsley's plane urban grants cut. had to prepare a speech for all oc­ on unincorporated businesses instead eliminating the remainder of this pravod aorvloo otiMoL 11.9 percent higher, than the current eliminated for some of the wealthier plunged onto the runway casions.” year’s $250 per pupil flat grants to $2.7 billion budget, that he tried to towns. Nine towns would lose the O’Neill had conceded he wouldn't of proposing increases in the gas­ and came to rest on its save $6.8 million. The hiring freeze ★ ★★★★★★★★★★★'A’ meet citizens’ needs without over­ minimum grant of $250 per pupil and win elimination of the grants to cover Reaction to his budget was mixed, oline, cigarette or sales taxes, back. and other agency cuts, he said, would burdening them with taxes. 16 others would receive less, some as a $22 million deficit but Republicans but many legislators and lobbyists because the last budget with its half FAA spokesman said the who hovered outside the Hall of the cut $3 million. Besides the business tax, which is little as $1 per student. did an about-face when told the percent sales tax hike hit consumers. tower had given Kingsley The bulk of the added spending in ^ R C A expected to generate $113 million, “ Once again hard decisions will governor was considering state House walked away muttering — “ It “ And, 1 continue to be opposed to a clearance to take off ahead O’Neill’s budget, $206 million, is XLiOO the budget also calls for a freeze on have to be made to reach the goal,” employee layoffs. Lawmakers finally wasn’t as bad as I thought it would state personal income tax,” he said. of the larger plane, which XXH Sold State The 10 percent tax on unincor­ expected to be produced by natural Color TV state employee hiring, increased bus O’Neill told the Legislature ‘Thursday cut half — $11.9 million. be.” was approaching the 25’)liagonal revenue growth. and rail fares, and elimination of the in presenting his budget. “ And I hope The governor joked about the delay Anticipation about the budget had porated businesses will be imposed runway for a landing. ‘‘The single-engine Cessna 172 had been cleared for takeoff from Runway 31 on touch-and- CHOIC ‘53rd hostage’ awaits verdict goes and the twin-engine Thursday Cessna 421 was on final ap­ SELECT THE By United Press International wants to save face while ending the same day Iranian authorities proach for Runway 31, American free-lance writer anything remotely connected with cleared Mohi Sobhani, 44, an sequenced behind the PICTURE AND Cynthia Dwyer, the “ 53rd hostage” the hostage crisis. Iranian-born U.S. citizen of unknown Cessna 172,” FAA PRICE THAT described by her Iranian captors as a “ What the sentence will be and if charges, then released him on $1 Biting cold windstorm in the trigid White spokeswoman Jeri Cook ^ SUITS YOU YG BEST CIA agent, was unexpectedly put on she could leave the country in some million bail. Mountains of New Homuddit are said. H 9 S trial for espionage Wednesday and days or if she must serve a prison “ He sounded great,” Sobhani’s Biting cold stings the Midwest airlifted to safety after Ming When FAA tower then sent back to prison to await the sentence, 1 really couldn’t tell you,” brother, Morris, said in Santa Bar­ with tonperatures as low as 33 stranded for four days. Page 20. operators saw the 421 craft verdict, expected Monday. Swiss diplomat Flavlo Meroni said. bara, Calif., after receiving a phone d^prees below zero and pushes as overtaking Kingsley’s, CONML A Swiss diplomat indicated she An Iranlan-bom American was call from Tehran announcing his far south as Florida. Page 2. inside today ' they ordered t|ie larger air­ might be freed. released from prison and there were brother’s ordeal was over. Sobhani’s craft to veer to the right “ It’s an awfully long time until indications a decision might be im­ sister said about $1 million in bail In sports Business...... 1 7 and scrub its landing, she Monday,” said Mrs. Dwyer’s minent on four Britons held in Iran. was raised by her brother’s wife's Classified ...... 2143 said. mother, Mildred Brown, of Horatio, In Washington, a State Department family in Iran. 78ers edge Celtics... Whalers tie Comics...... 33 “ The 421 was advised to Ark. In Amherst, N.Y., a Buffalo spokesman called the proceeding in The need for bail following aquittal Bruins and UConn edges Editorial ...... » go around and stay to the suburb, Mrs. Dwyer’s husband, John, Tehran a “ hearing,” although he and the exact nature of the two trials Providence ...Page IS. Entertainment ...... 18 right side of the runway to labeled as “ absurd” the spy charge, declined to say what the difference were two of the more murky John McEnroe chastises Hie Lottery...... 1.3 clear the runway.” which carries a maximum penalty of between a hearing and a trial might' developments in the cases of the Nastase ... Page 14. Obituaries...... But the order apparently 6479997 445 HARTFORDFORD RD. 1I / / U1 / MANCHESTERm ANCHESTER death by firing squad. be in Mrs. Dwyer’s case. three Americans who were kept after MOC hoop teams bow ... 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It runway, came up under the THE PEOPLE WHO BRING YOU LOW PRICES AND PERSONAL S Sioux Falls, S.D., radio station that ‘The sudden appearance of the 49- in Iran is Zia Nlsrin who was bom in Update...... ,..,..8 twin-engine craft as it Cynthia Dwyer Mrs. Dwyer could be released after year-old New York woman in a Afghanistan and is believed to be a Two hikers who sorVtved a tierce Weather ...... y.3 the court rules — an indication Iran Tehran revolutionary court came on leader of Afghan resistance. - >

’ ..’ l uf f r ■ ’• EVENING HERALD, Thurs., Feb. 5,1981 - 3 I O’Neill gets half his cuts Air fares going up to reach a verdict after 24 boors of often-stormy diacos- In the final day of cross-examination in her murder who last fall overcame < sion. freqaently audible beyond the jury room doors. trial Weifaiesday, Mrs. Harris also described the confroo- second term, was arrested Wecfnesday and charged i HARTFORD (UPI) — After weeks O’Neill’s proposal to scrap the entire WASHINGTON (UPI) - Air travelers will face higher tatioo in Tamowcr’s bedroom on the night ol M arch 10 having oral sex with LUnrary o f Congress emphqree of haranguing. Gov. William $23.8 million Urban Problems grant ticket prices - up to a 3.8 percent increase - to cover an ErUPtion prohahlo> SOOU iMien, she said, she ri»t the W-year-oU phyrician HaroM Mocne, 28, in a men’s rocnn in the Loogworth O’Neill’s proposal to cut $23.8 million program. anticipated jump in aviation fuel costs. * thinking the gun actnally was pointed at her. House Office Building on Capitol Hill. in state aid to towns has come out of He repeated the warning the state The Civil Aeronautics Board Wednesday approved an VANCOUVER, Wash. (UPI) - Mount St. Helens The exact charge, oral sodomy, la a felony carrying a the legislative process shrunk to half probably would have to lay Off immediate, although temporary, price hike in response rumbled with its largest les of Itn early m r r w « ■ maximum puhlsiunent of a $1,000 fine and 10 years in its original size. employees, possibly up to 3,(X)0, and to FTesident Reagan's decision to decontrol oil prices last today and scientists warned an may be immi- atan free out Can t leave prison. A compromise bill reached cut services to bridge the revenue week. nent. Wednesday also extended O’Neill’s U)S ANGELES (UPI) — An Iranian-bcwn citizen of the gap. The CAB said it will review the situation at the end of "The seismic data of the last several hours indicate an authority to cut the budget from 5 United States, acquitted on spy charges by a Energy at a glance Rep. Irving Stolberg, D-New the month and decide whether oil prices have risen eruption of Mount. St. Helens probably will begin within percent to 10 percent. It reduced the revolutionary cxwrt in Iran, was free on $1 million bail Havenn who led the urban House enough to warrant more fare changes. The review is one the next 12 hours," the U.S. Forest Service said in an Washington — The Civil AercmauUcs Board Wednesday block grant appropriations to $11.9 today but still unable to leave Tdiran, his family said. Democrats fight to keep the grants month earlier than the agency originally planned alert issued at 5:15 a.m. PST. gave the nation’s airlines permission to raise tidtet million. intact, said “ this is truly a com­ Mobi SoMiani, 44, who was arrested at Tehran Airport prices immediately becuiuse <>f higher fuel costs following last Se{rtember as be, his wife, daugditer and motber-in- Debate over the urban grants promise. Its clear appeal is (that) it the decontrol of oU,prices. law were about to leave the coudtry, telephoned his delayed O’Neill’s annual budget ad­ is loved by no one." Jury puzzles observers Testimony is sensational New York — At least six U.S. refiners raised wholesale brother and sister Tuesday night with the news be had dress by more than four hours. O’Neill’s proposal sent gasoline and bcxne-heating oil prices by up to a nickel a MIAMI (UPI) — The jury in the murder trial of four WHITE PLAINS, N Y. (UPI) - In a day of sensaUonal been freed. Final legislative approval occurred municipalities into a tailspin. Big blacks accused of killing three whites in rioting last May testimony, Jean Harris denied she killed Scarsdale Diet gallon Wednesday in the wave of price increases that in the Senate, where lawmakers city mayors said the loss of the funds is puzzling courtroom observers with their frequent out­ Dr. Herman Tarnower to keep him from marrying followed President Reagan’s decision to decontrol voted 34-0 to approve the amended this late in the fiscal year would bursts of shouting — interspersed with loud guffaws — another woman, and listened to the prosecnition read a Hinsot^ faces sex charge domestic crude oil and gasoline. statute after rejecting attempts by throw their budgets out of whack and during deliberations letter in which she described her love rival as a "p- Washington — Gasoline prices rose by 13 percent in Republicans toTestore the cuts. into the red. The nine white and three black jurors have been unable sychotic whore.” WASHINGTON (UPI) - Rep. Jon Hinson, R-Miss., 1980. Earlier, the House overwhemingly approved the bill, 130-18. House Majority Leader John Grop- pon D-Winsted, who said last week he State asks . ,-f would oppose the cuts but later Bitter cold stings much of U.S. changed his mind, said “ at least we’re taking some action.” water help Peopletalk By United Pre*. Inlemalional feet of snow in the Northeast earlier in the More than an hour after Gov. William O’Neill’s scheduled T#; Bitter cold stung the Midwest and week hung on with small squalls. South Drought Severity His Republican counterpart. House budget message was to be delivered to a joint session of the Minority Leader R.E. Van Northeast with temperatures as low as 23 Bend, Ind., had nearly 3 inches of snow HARTFORD (UPI) - State of­ Connecticut Legislature Thursday, Senate President Pro Gov. William O'Neill signs the block grant bill that delayed Norstrand, R-Darien, rejected the below zero and sent chills as far south as Wednesday. ficials are asking 20 large companies At least three people died of exposure in January 31, 1981 compromise and said the spirit for ISo Bo jangles Florida. ' Temp James Murphy, right, conferred with House Speaker his budget message for five hours Wednesday. Gov. O’Neill in lower Fairfield County to look for cutting state spending “ seems to Strong winds pushed temperatures well the frigid cold, bringing the number of Ernest Abate while the House debated amendments to the is aided by Jay Jackson with Lt. Gov. Joseph Fauliso at left. ways to help ease the serious water Seems Paul Newman hit his tempo just right when have disappeared” below zero across the Plains and Great weather-relateid deaths in the latest (UPI photo) shortage in the area. he made his name as a grant proposal. (UPI photo) O’Neill, in his opening address to Lakes states Wednesday. A wind-chill fac­ onslaught of storms to 33. The Department of Environmental dramatic actor He says the Legislature on Jan. 7, called for tor of 26-below numbed crowds in Des A 10-year-oId boy in Plattsmouth, Neb., Protection sent letters Wednesday to he's never had an urge to the cuts to offset a projected $22 5 Moines, Iowa, along the parade route died Tuesday after he was pulled from a the firms, reminding them of (Jov. do comedy, song or dance. million deficit in the current budget welcoming home former hostage Kathryn show drift near his home. A police lieute­ William O’Neill’s request for a "I have no flexibility, so nant on his way home from work found the Budget gets mixed reviews caused by the doss of federal Koob, review of industry water use. so much for dance;" New­ revenue sharing funds. A travel advisory was issued today for frozen body of an Omaha, Neb., man in a The companies receiving letters man told Richard HARTFORD (UPI) - Cautious The proposal was approved by the western New York, where high winds field. ’The man’s dog was guarding the are in Greenwich, Stamford, Darien Valeriani in a three-part Democrats and tough-talking House last week but was defeated in stirred up fresh snow, dropping body. and New Canaan, said Robert interview for the "Today" Republicans have given Gov. the Senate, which restored the grant visibilities. In North Woodstock, N.H., a 24-year-old Moore, the state’s water compliance show that hits the air William O'Neill’s proposed $3 billion Spending plan at a glance money and instead granted the new Green Beret soldier on a winter survival director. Each company uses Tuesday. The cold wave stretched to the Atlantic training practice fell into an icy brook in budget mixed reviews. governor the authority to cut 10 per­ "So far as singing, my HARTFORD (UPI) - Here is a transportation and construction, $11.6 million — legislative. between 10,(KI0 and 250,000 gallons of Seaboard and Southeast, setting record the White Mountains. The soldier became Senate Majority Leader Richard cent from the budget. wife cuffs me heavily glance of the proposed $3,007 billion each totaling $25 million. water daily. low temperatures from New Jersey to tangled and trapped in the brook, and was Schneller, D-Essex, Wednesday Anticipated revenue: It appeared the bill was doomed budget for the fiscal year 1981-82 Also: The letters suggested a check on about the head and Florida. not found until hours later. Doctors termed the new governor’s budget “ a $1,019 billion — sales tax. and even O’Neill conceded defeat but proposed by Gov. William O’Neill. $10 million for highway resur­ whether industrial cooling water shoulders with seven- Atlantic City, N.J., had a low of 2 worked for 12 hours, but could not save -moist blueprint” and said the Legislature $367.1 million — federal grants. House Republicans rebelled when facing projects. could be recycled or treated pound hams when I start degrees, breaking a record set in 1965. him. -normal will make “ the ultimate decisions.” Taxes: $288.3 million— corporation tax. told rejection of the grants’ cut $11 million to build new and wastewater could be used for singing, so I've quit that." Cape Hatteras, N.C., dropped to 15 Four college hikers also were stranded -modarate House Minority R.E. Van $199 million — public service would force massive state employee No income tax. rehabilitate old housing. cooling. They also asked that water And as for comedy, "My degrees and Wilmington, N.C., hit 17, both in the White Mountains. Two of the hikers -savara Norstrand, R-Darien, looked at it a taxes. layoffs. No increase in sales tax. $10.5 million for new industrial flow rates be reviewed for possible comedy is overblown and breaking records set in 1886. The were rescued Tuesday on their way for -a xtra m e little differently. $113 million — unincorporated Rep. Gardner Wright, D-Bristol, A 10 percent tax on unincor­ park programs. reductions. cumbersome and usually very vulgar." Well at least temperature in Fort Myer, Fla., plunged help, and their companions were airlifted “ If that’s a blueprint, he (O’Neill) porated businesses that gross more business tax. co-chairman of the powerful Ap­ Cool Hand Luke could chew gum ai^ walk at the same needs a course in mechanical draf­ $5 million in energy conservation to 32, breaking a 1958 record. to safety by an Army helicopter Severe drought conditions exist in many parts of the United States. than $100,000 per year. Expected to $105.9 million — special revenue. propriations Committee, said the time. ting,” Van Norstrand said, adding it for state buildings. $69 million — oil companies. Now you know Snowstorms that dumped as much as 2 Wednesday. This National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration map indicates affect 20,000 business and raise $113 compromise amendment was a blueprint for “ educational Spending: $150 million — motor fueis. “ represents a true, valid, legitimate Crime doesnH play Just how the different sections are being affected. The drought severity million. mediocrity.” The new budget represents an $840.5 million — education. $128.8 million — capital gains and compromise.” The average American college "It is a budget that does not cut Somewhere along the line Edward Misrapov should Information, a weekly release, is from the Jan. 31 report. Water shor­ 11.9 percent increase over the $720.7 million — welfare. dividends. “ We are agreeing in this amend­ man owns five pairs of jeans and the have made a career decision, but apparently he just tages raise alarms about crop damage and higher prices for food. (UPI state spending,” he said. current budget and calls for a total $615.1 million — non functionai $76.4 million — cigarette taxes. ment to share the burden," said average college woman owns six couldn’t choose between music — the love of his life — Exxon head boosts The budget proposal represents an expenses. $62 million — inheritance and es­ Wright, a strong supporter or pairs. photo) of $319 million in new spending. and money. 11.9 percent increase over the The unincorporated business tax $242.7 million — health and tate tax. F So the 20-year-old Muscovite became a singing current $2.7 billion budget. is expected to bring in $113 million hospitals. $75 million — insurance. The National Weather O’Neill's proposal to impose a new burglar. and the remaining $206 million is $181.4 million — general govern­ $26.3 million — alcoholic This week his unique career came to an abrupt end. synthetics, mining Service’s 30-day out­ 10 percent tax on unincorporated ment. beverages. Indicators show 30 E>oy ProcipitotionOutlook | expected to be prc^uced by natural Trud newspaper said Misrapov broke into an apart­ look for February Is businesses and eliminate flat educa­ $119.8 million — corrections. $82.1 million — licenses, permits HARTFORD (UPI) — The president of barrels of oil a day. revenue growth. ment, took a bath, shaved ai^ helped himself to a bot­ for temperatures to tion i^uallzation grants to some towns $161.1 million — transportation. and fees. Exxon Corp. says a push from the Reagan U.S. consumption is now 17. million tle of vodka and some leftovers in the refrigerator. caus^ most of the stir. $74.1 million — regulation and $83.1 million — motor vehicle administration to stimulate development barrels a day. average below He packed two suitcases with money and goods and “ That’s a new tax, don’t forget,” Bonding: protection. receipts. better economy of synthetic fuels and an increase in coal "Coal reserves in the U.S. are vast,” he seasonal normals was about to leave when he spotted a piano. said Senate Minority Leade Grarge Totals $110 million. $21.7 million — conservation and $161.1 m illion — all other mining are the best methods to reduce said. “ We have the capacity to over eastern quarter HARTFORD (UPI) - Connec­ the construction and health services "His soul could not contain itself and he sat down Gunther, RStratford. “ It isn’t as Largest programs are in areas of development. revenues. E measureably increase coal production for ticut’s workers closed out 1980 with industries. and sang," Trud said. foreign oil dependence. of the country and onerous as a sales tax or an income some time to come.” record personal income and average Seasonal shutdowns and temporary Neighbors called the police and Misrapov's next con­ Howard Kauffmann said Wednesday it tax but it is another thx.” Revenue and Bonding Committee, “ It amounts to an income tax on tion formula. Kauffmann was understandably pleased also along west Quif weekly paychecks, state Labor factory inventory closings boosted cert will be a command performance in court. , was too difficult for private industry to Van Norstrand called the tax “ par­ said “ the governor has proposed a people who have unincorporated Education Committee cochairman by Reagan’s decision to lift controls on oil Coast. Above normal Department figures show. the number of unemploy^ workers support development of synthetic fuels, ticularly onerous to small business. framework I think is pretty businesses,” he said. Rep. Dorothy Goodwin, D-Mansfield, prices; “ We’ve never thought price con­ averages are in­ I^bor Commissioner. P. Joseph to 100,700, Peraro said, despite the California hound and the effort would be all but lost without It’s a very high levy.” reasonable.” A similar tax was killed by the said the flat elimination was trol was a good thing on any product.” dicated for northern Peraro said Wednesday that decrease in initial claims for com­ Having failed to wrest himself a new home on the help from Washington. The minority leader said the public But Stolberg said he wasn't sure Legislature last^ear. Abate said its “ constitutionally wrong, morally For consumers, though, decontrol — in­ 2 - 1-81 December brought the year’s highest pensation benefits. East Coast, unsuccessful "It just takes too long to get plants in t« 2- 28-81 Great Plains and sent a clear message in November the unincorporated business tax chances for passage were better this wrong and politically undesirable." tended to encourage production and employment levels and seven of eight The state’s seasonally adjusted un­ presidential candidate gear,” Kauffmann said after a speech to Dot«- most of area west of demanding reduced state spending could generate the $113 million in year due to the greater need for reduce consumption — will almost cer­ NATIONM WlATMCt SfKViCf economic indicators showed im­ employment rate stood at 6.5 percent John Anderson is heading the Hartford Society of Financial but “ that whole reassessment hasn’t revenue O’Neill anticipated. revenue. She said the wealthy towns “ should tainly mean higher prices for gasoline and Continental Divide. In provement during the month. compared to a national rate of 7.4 for the West Coast. Analysts. “ There’s just no way to speed gotten through to the governor.” “ It’s a good proposal but It may not The governor also said he was sub­ take their lumps” but the constitu­ home-heating oil, he said. “ Prices I 30 Doy Tsmprotura Outlook | unspecified areas Statewide personal income ad­ percent. The highest unemployment The liberal Republican up the process.” O’Neill said there are an estimated be enough. We have to look at that,” mitting legislation to eliminate the tion requires the state to fund school shouldn’t go down.” vanced to a record $2,842 million in was recorded in the Danielson, An- from Illinois will join the "It would be a mistake for the Reagan near normal 125,000 unincorporated businesses in he said. remainder of this year’s “ hold equalization in every community. December while the average weekly sonia and Bristol labor market areas. staff of Stanford Universi­ administration to cut back’’ loan temperatures are In Ck)nnecticut, but the tax would apply House Speaker Ernest Abate, D- harmless” payments in the school Despite declining industrial production earnings of a factory production Stockton’s report said the state’s ty as guest professsor. He programs for development of synthetic prospect. Precipita­ to only some 20,000 of those Stamford, noting legislative leaders equalization formula, which he said worldwide and reduced oil consumption worker increased to $314.71 for an in­ economic planning had brought about plans to teach a class on fuels, he said, and 'T v e not heard that’s businesses, which he said gross about were given the budget address right would mean $6.8 million. Report cards out credited to conservation, Kauffmann said, tion Is expected to crease of $5.59 from November, a turn in "economic chaos" which he the legislative process, what he plans.” “ free world” demand for oil should re­ $7 billion per year. before it was delivered, also said he The “ hold harmless” payments are MANCHESTER - Report cards exceed median Peraro said. said characterized Connecticut in the using a case-study ap­ Kauffmann said “ even If we got with it main just above 50 million barrels a day Rep. Irving Stolberg, D-New was concerned the tax might hurt flat grants of at least $2M per student were distributed today at East amount over first half of the 1970s. proach to “ sort out the role right away” synthetic fuel production will this year — the same as last year. Haven, co-chairman of the Finance, small businesses. which are tied to the school equalize- Catholic High School. In a separate report. Economic The economic development com­ of Congress in domestic only account for 4 percent of world energy However, he said there was "a good southern Great Plans, Development Commissioner Edward missioner pointed to increased and foreign affairs and how consumption, or 4-6 million barrels a day, deal of volatility” in that projection. western portions of Stockton said a comprehensive employment, a hefty increase in the that has changed over the by the year 2(X)0. central Great Plains, economic strategy had put Connec­ number of businesss taking out state- years. ’ Synthetic fuels, produced by extracting Greater than expected conservation or a F r«.. 2 - 1-81 and the southern Bonding totals $110 million ticut in its “ strongest economic posi­ sponsored business loans and a Previous guest gas and liquids from coal or shale oil, are switch to alternative fuels — such as coal To 2- 28-81 tion in 50 years." expected to be on the market by the mid to Plateau Region as record rate of industrial expansion. professors, who like Ander­ and nuclear power — could depress de­ D«$«i -V HARTFORD (UPI)' - Gov. state highway. Health Center in Farmington. late 1980s. NATIONAl W tATHK StSViCi NOA* well as along the Cheshire. Another $2 million will go The Labor Department’s latest Stockton's report came in rebuttal son were retained by the mand even further, he said. “ On the other William O'Neill is proposing a $110 The widening and improvements of A total 17 educational institutions, Kauffmann said he expected coal toward the completion of a separate monthly economic report showed in­ to a report earlier this week from the student body, include Angela Davis and Daniel hand, more rapid economic growth that north Pacific Coast million bonding program in addition Route 72 in the M iddletown- libraries and museums will share in jail for men in Cheshire. creases in new auto registrations, a Northeast-Midwest Congressional Ellsberg production would triple by the year 2,000, we now anticipate could strengthen and in Florida. to his proposed $3,007 billion budget Cromwell area would be financed by b()nding p rojects totaling $9.1 O’Neili’s proposals also provide for seven-month high in manufacturing Coalition which had painted a bleak providing the equivalent of ^ million demand.” for the fiscal year beginning July 1. $5.9 miilion in bonding. million, mostly for repairs and im­ floating $7.5 million in bonds to output and a decline in initial claims economic picture for states in the so- The areas of transportation and In the housing area, $5 million wili provements. The iargest of these is finance construction of a new for unemployment compensation. called "Frost Belt." state building and housing were ear­ provide for the state’s moderate ren­ $2.2 million in bonding for a soiid courthouse facility in Hartford and Total non-agricultural employment "Our economy finished the last marked for the most bond proposals tal housing program and another $2.6 waste disposal and heat recovery $540,000 toward a new juvenile court rose by 7,800 to nearly 1.42 million half of the 1970s on a dramatic up­ with each area would receive almost million would go (oward rehabilita­ Evening Herald ^cility at the^University of Connec­ and detention faciiity in New Haven. workers, the highest level in 1980 and swing. a clear indication that there $26 million each. tion of moderate rental dwellings, ticut. Also proposed for authorization the fourth highest statewide total on were two distinctly different Connec­ USPS 327-.500 The two largest single items will The second largest bulk of bonding, Another $1.6 million will be used to was $9 million for grants in aid to record, Peraro said. ticut economies during the decade." Almanac cost the state $10 million each in long Weather $13 million, i^ for construction and bring the university on compliance Published daily except Sunday and certain holidays municipalities for industrial develop­ He said the growth was led by the he said. "If the researchers had term financing. improvements in state medical by the Manchester Publishing Co., Herald Square, with current building codes for the ment through the Department of retail trade industry and the only analyzed their data thoroughly, they One is for construction of a facilities. handicapped. Manchester, Conn. 06040. Second class postage paid at Economic Developihent. significant declines were recorded in would have spotted this trend." research and development facilty at One project being bonded for $5 Manchester, Conn. POSTMASTER: Send address The Department of Corrections Today’g forecast By United Press Inlemalional The U.S. Coast Guard’s Avery Point million will provide for permanent will benefit from $10.8 million in bon­ S0.S4 changes to ’The Evening Herald, P.O. Box 591, Today is ’Thursday, Feb. 5, the 38th day of 1981 with 329 site In Groton and the other will pay offices of the state medical examiner Becoming mostly sunny, today. Windy and cold with Manchester, Conn. 06040. ding projects, including $7.5 million follow. highs 15 to 20. Tonight clear and cold. Lows 5 to 10 above. UATTK for the resurfacing of 270 miles of at the Universitv of Connecticut to build a new women's prison in The moon is new. Friday partly cloudy and milder. 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Bast Hartford — Patrick Reilly. clude: (approx, maximum temperatures in parenthesis) The Cyrs have not heard A. 14kycll(iw(jold,Ciumct. 8UOO. ' Vermont I Variable cloudiness and a chance of flurries ' Alanta 24 (52), Boston 16 (37)' Uiicago21 (34), Cleveland from their son since he B. 14k yellow Gold, Opul.Hl7A. each day. Highs in the 20s and low 30s. Lows zero to 10 13 (34), Dallas 37 (54), Denver 18 (45), Duluth 13 (27), Numbers . drawn R.I. dally 0263 began a trip into the moun­ above north, teens south. Hebron and Vernon — Barbara Richmond. C. 14kyelluw(jnld, BluckOnyx. 8940. HI8«105 nio Houston 38 (62), Jacksonville 32 (58), Kansas City 25 (40), Wednesday: R.I. weekly 724,7949,- tains of Nepal last Oct. 13. Maine and .New llamoHliire: Chance of flurries Satur­ Sports — Earl Yost. I). 14kyellowGold,7l)luH., ISUmeralds.8630. Our 8 ttt Yhar as Trusted Jewelers Little Rock 33 ( 55), Los Angeles 53 (61), Miami 55 ( 68), Connecticut 612 « 89024,572609 A two-month Peace Corps day and Sunday. Fair Monday. Lows from the single Clubs, weddings and engagements — Betty Ryder. E. 14kyellow Gold, 1 Diu., BluckOnyx. 8880. tM MAIN IT . • DOWNTOWN MANCHIITIR Minneapolis 14 (32), New Orleans 38 ( 56), New York 19 Maine 532 Mass, dally 7780 search ended in mid- MANCHESTER numbers north to the teens south. Highs in the 20s liorth (Questions or complaints — Frank Burbank or Stew • Hartford • Now Britain • Weatfarms Mall (34), Phoenix 52 ( 73), San Francisco 44 (57), Seattle 35 Vermont 487 Mass, weekly 850,85,5 January when snow made Aflwncm f lorauMMSw DwrgwVWA'MKham Chwgc to mid 30s south. Harry. (48), St. Louis 27 ( 42). Washington 20 (43). New Hampshire 0487 travel in the area impossi­ 145 SPENCER ST. 649-0136 ble. f ( 4 - EVENING HERALD, Thurs.. Feb. S. IWl EVENING HERALD, Thura.. Feb. 5, IWl - S * ‘f Manchester ■.■ 7JL, Work study programs aren’t new, hut this one is MANCHESTER ^ Work Study programs are not new “dedicated, sincere individuals looking for somhone to work. Other benefits of hiring students include tax incen­ After seeing how well the students have worked out in in education, but a work experience program geared to give them a break." The program supports the students tives and not having to pay unemployment compensation. the placements, Kane hopes other employers will get in­ Kane said he is pleased with the sucess of the program students with special needs is unusual, so said Gregory by on-the-job supervision and by pointing out the volved too, and accept the exceptional students at their and has found parental support excellent. ‘‘There is a Kane, cooperative education coordinator at Manchester relationship between their job and their school work, places of work. great willingness on the part of parents to get totally in­ High School. Students are graded on their work performance. For more information about the jfrogram, or to find out Milestone due Group to map plans Employers have found the students very willing to volved,” he said. The program for exceptional students is relatively new how to hire one of the students, call 647-3563. at the h i^ school, and uses the same guidelines as the at blood visit regular program. The goals are the same; to prepare the for expansion fight student for entry into the world of work. MANCHESTER— A milestone will be reached in In the program, students are helped to recognize their Manchester in the next several months at an undeter­ individual strengths and weaknesses. Communication ‘ By MARTIN KEARNS member. skills are develoj^ to help them deal with people they mined location when a still-unknown person donates the Zingler, who had earlier protested that 50.000th pint of blood at a visit of the Red Cross Blood- Herald Reporter meet on the Job. They are taught how to locate and the committee is stacked by pro-business acquiie jobs and how to take care of all the paperwork mobile. MANCHESTER - With a crucial deci- representatives, said be expects tonight’s KRAKus Department Specials Who it will be and where it will occur are questions the resulting from those jobs, such as filling out taxes and ^^W dicEW m ATp\ skw scheduled tonight, the qMkesman for dMision to figure overwhelmingly in favor Manchester-Bolton Branch. American Red Cross is eager recording hours. residents opposed to the expansion of of Multi-Circuits’ expansion. POLISH HAM lb *2.99 to answer. Already it is making plans for suitable Multi-Circuits Inc. said the group is Kane said the program is planning to give a first-aid IN TOWN LAND O’ LAKES ^ recognition of the historic event, with even more suitable prepared to take its objections before the At their last meeting, Kleinsdimidt course so the students can be certified in that area. recognition of the donor of the 50.000th pint. town Board of Directors. and Weiss suggested the sale of the town Many students are first employed with the school LEAN CENTER CUT AMERICAN CHEESE...... * 2 . 1 9 Speculation is growing among Red Cross officials and Walter Zingler, leader of the Holl Street garage was nearly a foregone conclusion system; helping teachers, working with younger SWITZERLAND W W A volunteers as to the location of the anticipated historic Residents’ Association, Wednesday said — living been request^ and planned students, doing maintenance. They work no more than 10 $179 SWISS CHEESE .b ^2.99 event. The total as of today if 49.232 pints. be expects a special town advisory com­ more than two years ago. The move had hours a week and earn $1.50 an hour. PORK CHOPS Will it be Center Congregational Church Friday, when mittee to recommend that directors been stalled for budget reasons, they said. Kane sees these tasks not as jobs, but as training. Then, post office and Town of Manchester employees will make authorize the expansion of Manchester’s Kleinschmidt announced this morning if the students are ready, they might be placed in jobs in COUNTRY STYLE LIVERWURST ..* 1 .9 9 a special effort to boost the total: or will it be Feb..17 at largest commercial employer. that a formal vote of the advismy com­ the private sector. $ 1 3 9 MUCKrS ^ Concordia Lutheran Church; or March 26 at the Knights But Zingler said, the residents are un­ m ittee would not be requested at tonight’s While Kane said the staff is not totally successful In of Columbus Home on Main Street: or April 15 at Com­ willing to compromise their oi^iosititm to meeting. Ratherj the advice of each placing all the students because "some need more ...... » * 2 . 1 9 munity Baptist Church; or will our young people do it in the proposed expansion of Multi-Circuits’ representative will be forwarded to the preparation than others,” those students who have been PORK MBS May when the Bloodmobile visits the area high schools; Harrison Street plant, and are prepared to Board of Directors for its action. placed have been tremendously sucessful. KIELBASA lb’ 2 . 1 9 One employer recently told Kane if there were any or May 22 at St. James School on Park Street; or June 18 take their campaign to the board, which Kleinschmidt held out hope that solution RIB END DANISH WITH PEACHES at Temple Beth Sholom? has the power to activate the firm’s to the nearly three-month long controver­ more openings in his company, he would certainly fill $ 1 1 9 The average pints-per-visit in 1979-80 were about 90. coveted expansion. sy could be hammered out at tonight’s them with students from the special program. He was U b e a m c h e e s e ...... * 2 . 4 9 says Red Cross director Elaine Sweet. She predicts the Multi-Circuits is seeking an 8,700 final meeting. But with time running out, delighted with the two students already placed at his P0M( ROAST total per visit will be higher from here on, “thanks to the square-foot expansion of its Harrison and the residents firm in their opposition, facility. Another employer, the owner of a restaurant, was impetus to reach the 50.000 plateau.” Street production facility, but must first the prospects for compromise appear LOIN HALF 5-6 LB. AVG. Way back on June 6.1950. when 86 pints were donated, acquire the adjacent Park Department dim. “very pleased” with his exceptional student’s work.” FROZEN Kane said students with special needs were often $ 1 4 9 the then Manchester Chapter was honored as the second garage. Without the additional personnel Mayor Stephen Penny proposed the ad­ PON'8 community in the state to host a Red Cross Bloodmobile, and parking space afforded by the garage, visory committee after 30 residents PORK ROAST PIZZA SHELLS...... •pkg. second only by one day to Danbury, where 84 pints were zoning regulations will not allow for the turned out a month ago at a board meeting In the keeping room of the Cheney Homestead, Jon Harrison, MRS. PAUL'S A A ^ donated on June 5.1950. Since that time, Manchester has industrial expansion. to oppose Multi-Circuits' acquisition of the New windows 5 continued to rate near the top statewide in blood center, accepts a donation of $500 from the Savings Bank of Multi-Circuits has requested a timely town garage. At the time residents RIB HALF 5-6 LB. AVQ. FISHSTIGKS ..:...... 901. 9 9 ^ donations — even when compared to much larger com­ Manchester. At left is Sheila Saxe, manager. Savings Bank Life In­ resolution of the developing controversy, expressed fear that their neighborhood MRS. PAUL’S ^ munities. and Democratic town Director Arnold $139 surance Department of SBM, and at right Lillian Segar, co- would be destroyed and the already acute are going up FISH FILLETS...... ooz. 9 9 * Said Mrs. Sweet. “To our knowledge this is the first chairman of the Cheney Homestead Committee. “Ike” Kleinschmidt, chairman of the ad­ parking problem intensified. PORK ROAST time any community in the state has planned to celebrate MRS. PAUL'S A A visory committee, promised to have a Penny and other town officials joined reaching a hlood collection milestone. We re making an FRIED CLAMS...... ,ox 9 9 * recommendation prepared for a vote at with Multi-Circuits’ representatives in the MANCHESTER - Behind schedule from the bidding, I SWIFTS PREMIUKPREMIUM BROWN N’ SERVE all-out effort to collect our 50,000th pint before the end of SWBIT LIPS n w h the board’s Feb. 10 meeting. belief that the dispute could be resolved; energy-saving windows supposed to be Installed last fall I spring and we re confident we ll reach our goal. The only $199 Bank donates funds Besides Kleinschmidt, the board is also an agreement seemed at hand nearly in Lincoln Center are ironically.going up in the dead of) APPLE JUICE...... 1201. 9 9 * question is. 'Who will be the donor and where will it take represented on the committee by two weeks ago when the firm released a winter. EQQO place’ ’ Only time will tell." SAUSAGE Republican William Diana. Other statem ent promising to seek no further in­ Maurice Pass, general services director, noted the in- FAMILY WAFFLES...... 17 ox 8 9 * to Cheney Homestead members include Zingler and represen­ dustrial expansion in the residential area convenice of gusty winter air during the installation of v tatives from the town's Planning and surrounding its plant. $66,849 worth of windows. Yesterday three employees MANCHESTER— The Cheney The homestead has been maintained Zoning Commission, Elconomic Develop­ But opposition crystalized about 10 days were given time off as the work be^n. MACC seeks cash Homestead, owned and operated by the through the years and now houses many of ment Commission and Chamber of ago when some 25 residents voted to block But Pass says after months of delay, due to rebidding i Manchester Historical Society, has been the family treasures, including works by Commerce. Town Manager Robert Weiss the sale of the garage, and with it, Multi- and waiting for shipment, the work had begun to comply | llllllllllllllllllllH lllll awarded a $500 donation from the Savings the artists Seth and John Cheney. attends the meetings as an ex-officio Circuits' expansion. with the stipulations of the grant funding the work. for housing units Bank of Manchester's Savings Bank Life The Savings Bank of Manchester's con­ In January of 1980 the town received, as part of a state I Insurance Department. tribution to the homestead is a welcome energy propam , $88,500. Of that about $67,000 was slated | MANCHESTER — The Manchester Area Conference The funds were granted by decision of and much-needed gift, according to Jon Moffett plans to wed for new wMows after an energy audit was conducted and | COUNTRY STYLE of Churches is continuing its efforts to find funds for low- the bank's community involvement com­ Harrison, president of the Manchester records on oil use begun. income cooperative^ despite not receiving HUD funds un­ mittee which each year shares a portion of Historical Society. HARTFORD (UPI) - The town oficials figured about 25 percent in energy | strong ties to Republican Moffett was quoted by der the Section 8 program. SBM's net income with deserving com­ “To continue to preserve the Rep. Toby Moffett, could be saved with the new winoows. politicians in North his spokesman as saying PORK RIBS Sunday was the deadline for applying for those funds, munity organizations. homestead, repair work is necessary, es­ crowned one of But when the bids came in, they were well over the I Carolina, including conser­ the two talked briefly at M.39 but as Nancy Carr, executive director of MACC, Now designated as part of the newly- timated at a total cost of $5,000. SBM's Washington's most eligible town’s budget with one company bidding $98,402 and! vative Sen. Jesse Helms, the party and the con­ explained, there wasn't much chance for getting that established Cheney Mills National funds will be used toward renovation of bachelors by national another $154,818. The project, after scrutiny and revam-1 R-N.C. But the spokesman gressman later learned KRAKUS IMPORTED F money anyway. Historic District, the homestead was built the heating system, which needs to be im­ women’s magazines, plans said the ties did not repre- ping, was rebid in June and town officials hoped for a fall | about 1780 by Timothy Cheney, who proved very soon," Harrison said. from “a source” that she “There was only money left for seven units of to marry a lawyer be met sent “her personal installation in time for this winter. became one of America's significant clock was “single and relatively housing." Mrs. Carr said. “And HUD had requests for Other n ^ed repair work includes a four years ago. politics.” But, since most buyfrs wish to install windows in makers. His sons later founded the Mount unattacb^.” ' POLISH HAM 1342 housing units." new roof, an improved electrical system The four-term lawmaker Moffett, 36, first met summer, the manufacturer couldn’t keep up with the The Section 8 program would have provided funds to Nebo Silk Company, which was eventually and rebuilt bathroom, as well as other will marry Myra Jean orders, and the Town of Manchester was one of those «2.99 Miss DeLapp at a 1977 par­ incorporated as Cheney Brothers to help build a 40-unit housing project for persons with low projects that still require additional fun­ DeLapp in a private ty for former Rep. Bob kept waiting. become a world-famous leader in the silk incomes. ding. ' ceremony on March 28 in Carr, D-Mich., and the two Under the state grant, the windows were to be in place. industry. Keep Smiling “That particular funding possibility is wiped out," Mrs. the woman's hometown of have dated on and off for this winter, and to delay until spring meant the town | We Give Old Fashioned Carr said. "But we haven't by any means abandoned the Lexington, N.C., Moffett's Be Happy would have to recieve an extension. The possllbility of I E since. Butcher Service ... ' No Substitute idea of low-income family housing. " Career planning advice office said Wednesday. having the funding withdrawn, more delays and| Some state money might be available, and the group It will be Miss DeLapp’s paperwork wasn’t worth that wait, Pass said. For Quality will look into other ways of financing the project. first nnarriage and the se­ Plan Your Spring Remodeling Now! “I won’t say we would have not received the funding, I The churches have bwn very interested in developing cond for Moffett, who is we might have received an extension, but we wanted to | low-income cooperatives rather than rentals. subject of MCC seminar divorced and has a 12-year- comply with the conditions,” Pass said. “This is because cooperatives are becoming the only MANCHESTER- Manchester Com­ assist them in learning methods of old daughter, Julia. M.6. TOSTMELU, JR. There’s stiU half the heating season left. Pass com-| STORE HOURS: way low-income persons can ever hope to acquire proper­ munity College will offer a series of achieving these goals through systemized Miss DeLapp, 29, mented. 317 HigMand S t ty,” Mrs. Carr said. “ Also studies have shown that career planning workshops during the planning. received her law degree in Building Contractor The town is participating in a pilot program and Lin-1 Mon. S'Tues. 'til m . I NM d Mora Room? CoH MIko for having ccwperatives cuts down on management problems spring semester. The workshop will cover current life 1976 and landed her first coin Center heat use will be carefully measured to report | Wed., Thurs., & Fit 'til 9.-00 MMICHESTER because owners have a greater investment in their Ron Clinton, a member of the guidance styles and their role in assisting or legal job as an attorney for savings, Pass said. property" counseling staff at MCC will conduct the preventing individuals from achieving former President Ford’s But the savings during installation won’t be much, as 1 Sal $ Suida]i Eleven years ago, seven churches formed a non-profit workshops which are available free of goals and making effective career unsuccessful re-election REG ROOMS the center will probably use slightly more oil, according housing cooperation for the Beechwood Apartments, a 'til 6:00 CONN. charge to MCC students, staff and the decisions. The method of instruction will campaign. to Herman Passcantell, maintenance supervisor. moderate income housing project in Manchester. The community. be group discussion and exercises. She also worked as an at­ oMISllMIS “But not much more,” he commented. group, known as MISAC, is still running that project. The first workshop, “Career Life Plan­ Ilie other workshops planned for later torney in a bank and will oJUhltkNis Work will last about a month with five or six windows < Some churches had begun to indicate an interest in for­ ning," is scheduled on Mondays and in the spring are “Resume Writing,” and enter private practice next of 100 to be installed going in everyday. Employees will I ming another housing corporation that would have run Wednesdays from 2 to 3 p.m. The course "Interviewing Techniques.” Each week specializing in QualHy Workmanthlpl be shifted to other rooms and those rooms with workmen | the proposed 40 unit low-income project. will start Monday, Feb. 23, and continue workshop is limited to 15 students on a criminal and public in­ closed off. ' TTie MACC board of directors will meet Thursday to terest law. • Fully Inaund • R»a$onabl9 Rat $ for three weeks through March 11. first-come, first-serve basis. 9 N w ' discuss future plans for seeking funds for housing (RogMorod Homo Improvomont Contraelor) GROCERY SPECIALS Garden Fresh,Fra,h. ProducePrnd,,,-^ Specials The “Career Life Planning” workshop Interested individuals are invited to A spokesman for projects. Moffett, a liberal Connec­ LE6AL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE is designed to aid individuals in dis­ contact Ron Clinton at 646-4900, ext. 222 or C A U MIKE MOW at S28-8M8 « SAVE KRAFT CHERRY covering personal and career goals, and to call the Office of Information at 649-9691. ticut Democrat, said Miss DeLapp’s family has MIRACLE WHIP * 1 . 3 9 NOTICE KRAFT J IT TOMATOES Machell gets post Public Hearing MARSHMALLOWS Only At KRAFT PARMIBAN GREAT WITH SALAD at Western college BOARD OF DIRECTORS GRATED CHEESE TOWN OF MANCHESTER, CONNECTICUT KRAFT CUKES UANBl RV - David F. Manchester has been ap­ Sherwin ITALMNDREISINt • 1 . 0 9 M ach ell. fo rm erly of Notice is hereby given that the Board of Directors, Town of pointed to the adjunct Manchester, Connecticut, will hold a Public Hearing at the HONEYOEW faculty of Western Connec­ Williams agaL Senior Citizen Center, 549 East Middle Turnpike, Manchester,'. iuCaCHEiSE ,..,31*1.00 ticut State College. Connecticut, Tuesday, February 10,1981, at 8:00 P.M. to con­ MELONS He is executive director sider and act on the following; ciiinKN NOODLE SOUP ..,0 , 4 i * 1 .0 0 of Resurrection House Stores Inc . an alcoholism treat­ Proposed additional appropriation to General Fund Budget OUSHA - IN IRINI A A a “MAC” INO-lOll • Recreatloo Department ment Center in New Bri­ SaveB CNUNK HUNT TUNA ...z O O * ...... $1,953.00' tain. He will be a professor to be financed by money already received, $1,753.00 from State APPLES LI.IAG in the justice and law ad­ of Connecticut llUe XX Bus Program; and $200.00 from ad­ siSmum ...3(*1.00 ministration department of O n O ur Finest Interior Latex ditional Arts and Oafts recetpti. the college and will be Propoaed additional appropriation to Educational Special iioSutr ..,31*1.00 teaching courses in correc- Grant!, Fund 41 VtLVIlTA tional counseling, • One C o m Coverage, applied as directed. mm } ^ n t ’ 640 beautiful, kxig lasting colors...... $5,940.00 CHEESE leoz. * 1.00 rehabilitation treatment Staff development programs at Manchester High School and lllllllllllll and abnormal psychology. Bennet and filing Junior High Schools, to be financed by Grant 5 He is the son of Mr. and Classic 99* Rat Latex funds from the State of Connecticut. W ith C ou p o n St With Coupon dk Mrs. Ernest Machell of Wall & Trim Paint Proposed additional appropriation to Educational Special $7,50 Purekaie $ 7,50 Pu rch ase Grants, Fund 41 Manchester and is a 1968 DAIRY A8ST.FLAVOr4 graduate of East Catholic ...... $5,000.00 CYCLE Classic 9 9 'Latex gvf/vno Adapter Grant - lUing Junior High School, to be fin a n ^ by KRAFT - WHITE OR COLORED SWEET LIFE High School, Manchester. Satin Enamel i'Sss.,., lU X r Grant funds under Title IV (C) of the Elementary and Secon­ AMERICAN SINGLES .. . * 1 ** ICECREAM DOS FOOD He lives in New Britain dary Education Act. 28 L B . N A G KRAFT WQAL and is a doctoral candidate Proposed additional appropriation to Educational Special at Fordham University, Onnta, Fund 41 David F. Marhrll New York City. S9FT PARKAY...... I * 2 O F F ...... $4,000.00 KRAFT r ~ 8 a v e 4 4 % o n O u r B e s t 9 i n c h Save 16^-36^on StepfaMhIersI n Supplement to existing PreachoU Incentive Grant, to be UMIT ONI AT HIOHUNO PARK UNIT ONI AT HHIHLAND PARK VAUO m . t • I I Roller BUray Kit! Wood ftnainced by Grant funds from the State of Connecticut. SLICED M9ZZERELLA...... •<«. VAUD PIB. t . • 2 foot Step Stool C oat E asy Includes hcevy duly frame, all purpose 6.99 Reg. • 10.99 Appearance Propoaed additional appropriation to Special Grants, Fund 61 KRAFT Cogtle named scholar ----- T, trim brush, extension handle. 5 foot Stepladder Emergency F^lel Loan Account Sole $19.99 Reg. 124.99 ^'3nds Scrubbing With Coupon St I With Coupon $t 6 foot Stepladder Sole $24.99 Reg. »29.99 ...... $31,578.00 CASING MUENSTER.. .1201. BOSTON (UPI) — Former Environmental Protection to be financed by Grant funds already received from the State $ 7,50 F u rcka se I $7,50 Purchase Agency administrator Douglas M. Costle has been ap­ (SWOOP?) Alum inum KRAFT 5 foot S te p la ^ r Sole $27.99 of Connecticut. pointed Visiting Scholar at the Harvard School of Public Reg. »34.99 W Hin CLOUD ■ RAIN BARREL 6 foot Stepladder Sok $31.99 Reg. *39.99 Proposed additional appropriation to Special Grants, Fund 01, CASING MDNTEREY . 180 1. Health. Satisfaction Guaranteed in the use ol these coatings Cheney District Study - survey for District Expansion KRAFT BATH TISSUE ! WATER SOFTENER y or your purchase price will be refunded. Costle, who will also lecture at the John F. Kennedy ...... $3,500.00 4PAK PKG. ■ 48 01. Sale ends February 2 1 School of Government, will participate in the School of ______C19BI. The Shemwn-WditAmi ConxMoy to be funded by a Grant from the Connecticut Historic Preser­ SLICED MUENSTER ■ to i . Public Health's ongoing study of risk assessment in en­ vation Office. KRAFT vironmental health policy. Proposed Ordinance • to convey to Satellite Aerospace, Inc., for 1 The appointment runs from Feb. 1 through July 31, M ANCHESnR the sum of $63,750.00, Parcel No. 13 in the Buckland Industrial THIN SLICED SWISS . . l o i . LIMIT ONI AT HIOHLAND PARK | LIMIT ONI AT HIOHLAND PARK 981 MAIN ST. 643-6636 VAUDPlR.1-1 I 1981, the school said in a statement released Wednesday.' Park. A copy of the Propoaed Ordinance may be seen In the KRAFT VALID PM. t • • Costle, 42, directed the EPA from 1977 until the close of ENFIELD Town Clerk’f Office during business hours. STATE LINE PLAZA 746-5914 °“KSSt LSHBEDDED MOZZEBEILA ...... loz. the Carter administration in January. He received his un­ James R. McCavanagh, Secretary dergraduate degree from Harvard in 1961 and his law Board ol Director! degree from the University of Chicago in 1964. Dated at Manchester, Connecticut this 20th day of January, 1061 ' 06141 t. • iiiiiiiiiiiiin iiiiiu iiiii 6 -^VENINGHERAl^jn^^ EVENING HERALD. Thurs.. Feb. 5, IWl - 7 Trial begins in sub wreck plot Trip semifinalists named Officials suspect arson Here is a list of this Manchester. Knollwood Road, South Staff fights hospital closing DeMott's argumoit and was excused by NEW LONDON (UPI) - A Vietnam The incident went unnoticed by about 4,500 suffered smoke inhalation. All were Assistant State's Attorney Richard Mbrreili. wedc’s semifinalists in the John Roderick, IS Covington Norwalk. MERIDEN (UPI) - Officials HARTFORD (UPI) - A health care would lead to more dumping of mental health veteran and peace activist accused of trying pe<^le attending launching ceremonies at Road — 213, New Britain; Patty Darby, 41 Keener St., suspect arson In an apartment house treated and released at Meriden- Legislature is going to mess up the system, the shipyard for the USS Baltimore, one of Following jury selection, Morrelli called Bermuda vacation spon-. workers union has vowed to make the state patients.” to wreck a behemoth nuclear submarine in R.J. Liuko, (1), U Sunrise Manch^ter; Elsie Gaal, 106 fire that caused heavy damage, left IS Wallingford Hospital, police said. Brown said. the Navy's 688 Class fast attack submarines. four witnesses, who testified about the van sored by The Herald, regret any attempt to shut down the Norwich , Brown called the consultants’ study, Groton has gone on trial in Superior Court. Lane, East Hartford; Vivian Hartford Road, Manchester; tenants homeless and slightly Injured Police said the multiple-alarm fire He would not specify what kind of job action Peace activist Philip Berrigan, who spent used to ram the behemoth Trident. LaBonne Travel and par­ State Hospital and dump mentally ill patients prepared for the Legislature and Department Peter DeMott. 33. of Baltimore, acted as Linger, S3 Harlan St., B. McCaffrey, 108 Tallwood, three people. was reported at 3:19 a.m. and was the union workers might take, but said it could 39 months in prison for destroying draft ticipating merchants. Into the community and other overcrowded of Mental Health Commissioner Eric Plaut, a his own counsel Wednesday in the opening Richard Walker, an EHectric Boat worker, E. Grzyb, 10 Berkley St., Manchester. South Windsor. "No question whatsoever that the extinguished about 90 minutes later. Include demonstrations, attempts to em­ day of his trial. He faces one felony count for records in 1967, was among 20 DeMott sup­ Ellen Rizzo. 43 Finley St., facilities. “hatchet job” and “cheap publicity” for law­ said the van "struck me slightly across the Manchester; Laura Hahn, IS Robert E. Dougan, S Elsie fire was arson,” Fire Inspector Ray­ Fire Marshal Bill Godbum described barrass Plaut and picketing the governor’s property damage to the van and three mis­ porters at the trial. Berrigan was joined by shoulder while it was backing up." He said Manchester; Mrs. Janice Teddy Timpano, a registered nurse at makers who want to look like tough budget home. Spring St., Manchester; Drive, Manchester; Mr. and Sayre, 227 Saddlehill Road, mond AIlx said after the fire the fire as “one of the worst cases of cutters. demeanors — criminal treq>ass, larceny several missionaries, priests, nuns and he was not injured. Marylou Umalre, 37 Brian Mrs. William Sheffield, 27 Norvrtch, said Wednesday closing the 600-bed "There are many things we can do and still social workers. Manchester; Georgette Wednesday morning. "We found a total arson” he has seen. hospital would "speed up the dumping of our “The state has not provided the alternative and reckless endangerment. Drive, Bolton. Kent Drive, Manchester; of'four fires.” take care of the patients,” he said. Walker’s wife also testified the van Klecolt (2), 156 MounUin All but one resident of the building mentally ill into a community that is ill- care,” he said. He is accused of commandeering a van and Berrigan said he was attending the trial Michael Deciantis, 223 Mrs. Helen Diehl, 129 Keeney Fires apparently were deliberately were taken In by friends or relatives, The report on Norwich, Connecticut Valley because "Peter DeMott has been my friend “almost hit both of us.” She said the van Spruce St., Manchester; Mrs. Road, Manchester. prepared to take care of them.” Plaut was not immediately available for repeatedly ramming an unfinished $1 billion St., Manchester.' set In the front and back stairwells of police said. Lodging for the remaining and. Fairfield Hills state hospitals said for three years.” struck the sub “close to 10 times,” but her Roy Uvingstooe (2), 539 Bum- Louis Orlowski, 67 Kennedy Dorothy S. Roberts, 55 “We are not prepared to stand by idly and comment. DMH spokesman Ernst Trident submarine during launching the building and two more were set in. person was found by the Red Cross. Norwich would be the likely candidate for DeMott, dressed in a pullover sweater, husband estimated the submarine was struck side Ave., East Hartford; St., Manchester; Lois Ryan, Tonica Spring Trail, let this kind of budget cutting hurt people who Engelbrecht said the report was referred to ceremonies for a second sub at the Electric stores located at the street level, Alix When police and firefighters arrived closure if the state needed to cut back. Boat Co. shipyard Dec. 13. questioned prospective jurors on their at­ three times. Ruby F o tb ^ ll, 441 Fkirview 20 Bates Road, Manchester; Manchester; Katie are ill-prepared to take care of themselves,” the Legislature's Human Services Committee said. “Our professional opinion is that at the fire, Alix said, "people were Brown said the plan was one example of the Witnesses had said DeMott jumped into an titudes toward breaking civil laws in order to Judge Barry Sdhaller ruled inadmissible St., Manchester. D. Zaimor, 213 Ludlow Road, Baranovsky, 225 Woodland she said. and “the ball is in their court.” St., Manchester; Ann Reiley, state "putting the fiscal crisis on the backs of Electric Boat van with the keys in the igni­ prevent a “greater evil,” citing the example testimony on the amount of damages to the Nadia Mesaul, 29 Elsie Manchester. it came very close” to resulting in fire momentarily trapped in the upper Jerome Brown, leader.of the New England Brown said the 800 union members “are not Drive, Manchester; Ida Kom- Eleanor Roberts, 142 Lydall 76 Imperial Drive, deaths,” he said. floors of the building. One family was going to cooperate with the suicide. We are the people who can least afford it. The rich do tion and backed it up to the unnamed 18.750- of a citizen who witnesses a burning building van. Property damage of more than 11,500 Health Care Workers’ Union, District 1199, no use Norwich Hospital.” panik (2), 2S6 Woodbridge St., St., Manchester; E.K. Manchester; Michael One tenant injured his hand while completely trapped by the fire.” going to really resist.” ton Trident, slamming into its rudder five and kicks the door down to save lives inside. constitutes the felony charge against Manchester' Dora Martina Dabrowski, 21 Keeney St., Haberern, 30 Bank. St., said "we think the closure of Norwich He also said Connecticut Valley and Fair- fleeing the fire and two police officers “We are going to mess up the system” if the times before stopping. One prospective juror said he agreed with DeMott. (2), 12 Bates Road, Bolton; Katie Davenport, 11 Manchester. Hqspital would be mental health suicide. It field Hills were filled to capacity and could not handle the influx of chronic patients.

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J L ______J 1 J , ------8 - EVENING HERALD, Thura., Feh.^, 1981 EVENING HERALD, Thurg., Feb. 5, 1981 - People People Brilliant colors, styipes UConh Health Center offers new service for MD patients Resort swimwear goes holfl A new service at the University of any Connecticut adult. Lewis pointed out that the new NEW YORK (NEA) - patio dress. Connecticut Health Center for MDA has participated in the same Health Center clinic wiil have a Designers no longer im­ Most vivid of the multi­ Connecticut adults with muscular way in a similar clinic service at physical therapist, sociai worker, pose apy one swimsuit color combinations are the dystrophy or some 40 related Newington Children’s Hospital since and psychiatric nurse on its staff. In style. Look for news in "sunset" stripes, 6Uch as neuromuscular disorders began this the 1950s. This will continue, MDA addition, Mrs. Patricia Golden, MDA fabrics and brilliantly Sea Fashions’ shirred month under an agreement with the said. patient service coordinator, will be colored stripe themes, haiter maiilot with a biack Muscular Dystrophy Assn. (MDA). Lewis noted that the Health Center present during clinic sessions. whether in a maillot, bottom and horizontai Richard A. Lewis, M.D., a UConn clinic is designed to compiement the Genetic coun^ling will be available. bikini, sheath, boyleg or bands of purple, grape, red assistant professor of neurology who Newington MDA-related service. He MDA nationally helps support swimdress. and pink. On another will direct the service, and Daniel said there would be a great deal of in­ more than 200 such clinics across the The newest fabric is maillot, the same colors Marquis, MDA district director, .an­ terplay between the two units, with country. It also supports, or helps satin-shiny stretch fabric, enhance the figure in ver­ nounced jointly today that the new patients seen at the Health Center supirart, a broad variety of research making colors even tical bands that ray out MDA-Health Center clinic agree­ requiring orthopedic (bone-involved) studies on the disease and related brighter. A burgundy satin from a keyhole bra top ' f e . ' V . ' . A ment means: and extensive rehabilitative care neuromuscular disorders. maillot at Sea Fashions, whose straps cross in back. Inga Swensen Eric Sevareid Jane Seymour * MPA will pay for diagnostic being referred to Newington because During 1980, for example, the studies of a person suspected of of its expertise in these areas. Connecticut MDA organization patterned in rays of white While brilliant stripes covered World War II from London, Is host- cording down gore seams, dominate resort swimwear Inga Swensen, the tall blonde who co-stars having MD or related neuromuscular MD is an inherited abnormality of provided more than $130,000 for looks twice as bright as in trends, quieter themes also as the stridently determined. Gretchen narrator of "Churchill and the Generals," a disease and most outpatient treat­ the muscies which can cause them to research studies at UConn in Storrs ordinary stretch fabric. play their part. Navy or Kraus in ABC-TV’s "Benson" comedy three-hour portrait of the "bull-dog" Prime ment costs for any of those ailments function improperly and may ul­ and at the Health Center itself. thereafter. Turquoise bjazes in a chocolate brown swim- Minister’s personal battles with the British timately mean muscle deterioration. Money for these activities and series, is determined not to let stardom * This applies to patient care satiny maillot shaped with dresses are outlined in and American World War II military The MDA aiso provides services for patient services is raised largely affect her dally life. "I think It would be awful provided at the Health Center patients with acquired muscie dis­ through the Labor Day telethon navy and yellow side white binding. Flowers are to be so famous that one couldn't go to the strategists on the Mo|3ll Showcase televi­ striping. A satiny bikini gathered into huge through the new clinic service which eases and other neuromuscular dis­ featuring Jerry Lewis and aired jumps with twisted stripes bouquets printed on one market oneself,” she says. "I’m glad that sion network March 5. — Jane Seymour will begin operating initialiy on the orders, including myasthenia gravis, locally via WFSB-TV. in a mix of burgundy, berry side of suits with black or Qretchen’s hairstyle, manner and makeup plays Cathy Ames, the conniving temptress first and third Tuesdays of each amyotrophic lateral sclerosis, and For further information, a person and hot pink. navy grounds. Sea Is so different from mine that I’m generally who seduces the brothers Adam and month, and the fifth Tuesday when various peripheral neuropathies can call the Health Center's there is one. Many new stripe Fashions uses a delicately Charles Trask in John Steinbeck’s "East of (certain diseases of the nervous necrology service at 674-3186, or the not recognized off camera," Inga and her •Admission to the clinic is open to system). MDA field office at 289-1521. treatments slenderize the lush wheatfield print, husband, actor-slflger Lowell Harris, live In Eden," an eight-hour adaptation to be figure. Border striping in border style, in white on presented on ABC-TV, Feb.. 8, 9 and 11. The hairy kudzu vine, imported to the engulf trees and fences. In the climate and red and white zigzags royal blue, deep green or Venice Beach, Calif., with their two sons, 5 (UPl Photo) United States from Japan as a miracle plant terrain of Japan, kudzu’s growth Is held in across the front of Going chocolate brown for a Mark and James. -Multi-award winning ‘Peanutbutterjam’ concert to do good, has become a frightening check naturally. But In the warm, well- Places’ navy stretch group of five varied swim­ news commentator Eric Sevareld, who menace, covering millions of acres watered South, there are few killing frosts m aillo t. S a n d c a stle ’s suit styles and a soft wrap strapless sheath is ombred jacket. slated for young children throughout the South, an area almost the size and no natural pests, the magazine reports. in green to pink to blue The boldest of stripes In resort swimwear With every sWimsuit of Belgium. Science Digest reports It was The Georgia Kraft Co., a wood and paper stripes m iter^ to one side. style now available, from Rainbow for Girls holds MANCHESTER-"Peanutbutter- The concert is geared toward pre­ number is iimited, and if sold out in once planted In the South to hold the soil, product firm with large Southern One-sided graduated come In satIn-shIny stretch nylon for bright the sexiest cut-outs to the jam ,” a concert for young children school and early elementary school- advance, will not be available at the but it grows a foot a day, voraciously landholdings, alone spends more than one- stripes appear in several Impact. Sea Fashions creates a super-sleek most graceful swim- will be presented on Thursday, Feb. aged children, although parents will door the day of the concert. For swimwear collections. Sea maillot In graduated sideswept stripes of dresses, there’s no .12 from 2 to 3 p.m. at the Nutmeg find the program entertaining. further information, call the YWCA swallowing up all in Its path— from houses to million dollars a year to fight It. Branch YWC. Fashions’ version in copper tone and white, with an accent pressure to wear "the Tickets are available for a small at 647-1437. telegraph poles. Vines, pictured above. installation of officers The creators of “ Peanut- fee at ttie YWCA, 78 N. Main St. The copper tones and white, wedge of black. latest thing" this resort with an opposing season. Whatever the Miss Bonnie Mrs. Elizabeth Ledoux, niere. • They gave her a Livingstone presented butteriam” are Eileen Packard, a MACC dinner slenderizing wedge of plice maillot diagonally haltered bikini in pink, style, sleek, draped, MacLachlan, daughter of past worthy matron of Rainbow gavel. the Rainbow wreath to graduate of Manchester High School Winner navy, is in shiny fabric. allover striped, with jade and violet. They shir demure or baring, it’s Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Temple Chapter No. 53, Laura Livingstone was Karen Mottram, past and the University of Connecticut, MANCHESTER - F.J. Kiernanof MANCHESTER - The Sea Fashions emphasizes striped drawstring the entire front of a green brightened with startlingly htacLachlan of 38 Sunset Order of the Eastern Star. presented her past worthy worthy advisor, which is and Paul Recker, also a UConn East Hartford, will appear on the Manchester Area Conference of the striped theme in an en­ shoulders tied in halter Terrace, South Windsor, Advisory Board advisor’s jewel by her the highest award an graduate. Connecticut State Lottery’s weekly Churches will sponsor its annual maillot with a bra-shaped clear colors. Fabrics range Clubs tire group of swimsuit effect. Another maillot was installed as worthy ad- members installed are; successor. Miss assembly can make to a Accompanied by. accordian and Money Tree Game Feb, 12. He will dinner Friday night at Concordia top in blue and raspberry from terry and knits to styles all in stripes of red, uses allover stripes high at vlsor of Manchester Mrs. Bernice Cartwright, Livingstone pwsented the Rainbow Girl for oustan- guitar, they offer a lively program of compete for a top prize of $50,000 and Lutheran Church. stripes. This suit is part of “second-skin" stretch. A navy, blue and white on a one side, wider stripes on simple strapless maillot Assembly No. 15, Order of Richard Claing, Mr. and new worthy advisor with ding service to her songs, many written by Ms. Packard, a one-in-five chance at an additional Sign-in will be conducted at 6 p.m. black background. The the black torso. a large group of coor­ becomes a work of art Rainbow for Girls at the Mrs. Robert L^oux, Mr. the traditional red gavel. assembly. puppets and stories, including lots of $200,000. The show will be on Channel and dinner will be served beginning ' D of I to meet of clam chowder is 35 cents. at 6:30 p.m. The meeting is sponsored by the treatments range from a Many designers are dinated beachwear in when it’s in geometric Masonic Temple in and Mrs. Harold Miss MacLachlan Livingstone, a member audience participation. 30 from 5:30 to 5:35 p.m. MANCHESTER - St. Margaret’s halter boyleg suit with mixing colors dramatically frosted terry, such as a wedges of fuchsia, wine Manchester. Livingstone, Mrs. Barbara received her Rainbow Bi­ of the State Executive Circle. Daughters of Isabella, will Friendly Circle of the church. chevron striping around in their striped swimsuits. hooded pullover, a skirt and purple separated by Other officers installed Lott, Mr. and Mrs. Ronald ble from Mrs. Karen Board, OES in Connec­ W IN N IN Q E R ’S have a business meeting at 7:30 p.m. Robin Chapter the midriff only to a sur- Sea Fashions does a and a blouson strapless black stripes. Mottramv Mr. and Mrs. Claing, worthy matron of ticut, gave the benediction. Feb. 10 in the downstairs room of the are: Ellen Bzdyra, worthy FOR SALE EAST HARTFORD- Mrs. Doris associate advisor; Teri James ^ h o ls , Miss Con­ Temple Chapter No. 53, Refreshments' were PRE SCHOOL Knights of Columbus Hall. Members Suessman, chairman of the Huguenot Strickland, Charity; Shari nie Sh^rock and Mrs. OES. served by mothers and Obsolete & slightly damaged Pella windows, wood F are asked to use the front door. Mrs. House Committee and recipient of Marlrae Taft. Mr. and Mrs. friends of the assembly. and aluminum sliding doors, and other mis­ GYMNASTICS Deborah Salewski and her com­ Taft, Hope; Debbie the Distinguished Service Award from Dentists urge action Schadlick, Faith; Patti The installing marshal Livingstone presented Miss MacLachlan is a cellaneous building products. 50% to 60% off. Cash mittee are in charge of the East Hartford Chamber of Kozak, chaplain; Sara was Mrs. Marion Szalan- color bars, charms and sophomore at South Windsor and Carry. K.D. classes now forming refreshments. Commerce, will be the guest speaker bracelets for outstanding High School and attends Purvee, drill leader; tai, district deputy. Order 8al« DatM - Friday, Fab. 6th, 2pm-7pm Boys & Girls AARP Chapter at a meeting of the East Hartford KaTen Mottram, recorder, of Rainbow for Girls in service during the past Wapping Congregational Saturday, Feb. 7lh, 8am-6pm Robin Chapter of the American if tooth’s knocked out past worthy advisor; Connecticut. term. They also presented Church. For further information call Bob or George Ages 2% to 5 yrs. VERNON — The regular meeting Business Women’s Association on Laura Livingstone, Miss MacLachlan gifts to five girls who were The Rainbow Assembly 527-4732 of the Vernon Area X^apter of the Feb. 17 at Raffa’s Restaurant in National Children’s Dental Health mouth. Dentists say there is a good 3: Gently clean the tooth with treasurer, junior past presented her mother with top salesmen for the meets every second and CALL NOW 6 4 6 -3 6 8 7 Month will be observed throughout Sale Location— Laurence R. Smith, Inc. E American Association of R etir^ Glastonbury. There will be a social chance of saving the tooth if it is put water. Do not use soap or scrub tooth worthy advisor; Cindy a bouquet of flowers and assembly’s , major fund­ fourth Monday of the 68 Holmee Road, Newington, Ct. 791 MAIN ST.. MANCHESTER Persons No. 2129, will be held Mon­ hour at 6:30 p.m., followed by dinner the nation during February. As part back in its original socket as soon as vigorously. Zeidler, love; Kim Wright, her father with a bouton­ raising project. month. day at 1:30 p.m. at the United at 7. Mrs. Suessman will show slides of the observance, the Manchester possible. Time is the most important 4: Gently replace the tooth in its religion; Susan Clerke, Methodist Church on Grove Street. on the moving of the Huguenot House Evening Herald, in cooperation with element in determining whether the socket, or keep the tooth moist in a nature; Susan Fla veil, im­ the Manchester Dental Society, Following the business meeting, on Brewer Street. tooth will be successfully replanted cup of water, or place in the patient’s mortality; Beth Rich, today begins a series of 13 articles on the Beethoven Chorus from the The chapter will formulate plans or if resorption — dissolving of root mouth next to the cheek. fidelity; Lisa Jatkowski, Men's Senior Citizens' Group in for its annual Scholarship Fund­ facts you should know about dental fibers — will occur. Research has 5: See a dentist imm^iately. health. patriotism; Melissa Trott, Manchester, will present a program raising Card Party in March which Frederick M. Caal shown that when a tooth is replaced It should be emphasized that time service; Jurintha Purvee, "My two sons are very active directed by James McKay. will be held at the Veterans’ in the socket within half of hour, is the critical factor in obtaining the confidential observer; youngsters. I worry about the Memorial Clubhouse, I’OO Sunset Tall Cedar Frederick M. Gaal has there is an excellent chance of optimum possibility for replanting a Sherry Crawford, choir Koffee Klatch possibility that they might lose their Ridge Drive. been appointed district deputy for the success. tooth knocked out of its socket. So director; Laura COVENTRY — The public is in­ Any business women interested in 15th Supreme Tall Cedar District in teeth in accidents. Is there anything I . The following quick action should remember, you can save that tooth if vited to come for lunch at the can do if this happens?” Livingstone, historian; attending this meeting and who may Connecticut. be taken if your child’s tooth is you: Holly Hilliker, keeper of monthly Koffee Klatch of First As a result of automobile ac­ knocked out: have an interest in enrolling in Gaal was appointed by Ralph 1. Remain calm jewels; Hope Hilliker, Congregational Church, Rt. 31, on cidents, playground mishaps, or ABWA may contact Mrs. Helen Spearly, Supreme Tall Cedar of the 1: Locate the tooth immediately. 2. Quick action page north; Heather Wednesday from noon to 1:30 p.m. Rhuba at 569-1250. United States. other traumatic injuries, intact teeth 2: Handle the tooth by its crown— 3. Keep moist SILVER Hilliker, page south; Participants may eat all they want Installation was held at the may be literally knocked out of the NOT by its root. 4. See dentist from a variety of sandwiches, Appointed Hershey Motor Lodge, Hershey, Pa. Carrie Jacobs, choir desserts, tea and coffee for $2. A cup MANCHESTER - Past Grand Jan. 12. ' member; Members of the installing suite are: Laura Livingstone, in­ stalling officer; Sherry Helping osteoarthritis Births Bradley, installing worthy By advisor, past worthy ad­ visor, Glastonbury LAW RENCE LAMB. M.l). not helped you. BOUGHT DEAR DR. LAMB - I Many readers ask me Knight, Quincy Robert C. Knight of 63 Eva Storrs was bora Jan. 25 at Assembly No. 24; Patricia Holland, Mass. His pater­ Boyle, installing chaplain, have had osteoarthritis for about a diet for arthritis. C am eron, daughter of Drive, Manchester. Her Rockville General nal grandparents are Mr. the past five years and There are diets for gouty Robert C. Jr. and Jane maternal great­ Hospital. His maternal past worthy advisor, and Mrs. J. Slep of Elast Glastonbury Assembly No. have tried different kinds arthritis but there is no Dr. Lamb Miller Knight of 321 grandmother is Mrs. Peter grandparents are Mr. and Hartford. 24, grand historian; Karen of medical pain killers, special diet for os­ Keeney St., Manchester, McDonald of Bayvllle, Mrs. S. Grimaldi of SPOONS—FORKS-KNIVES went to a chiropractor for teoarthritis. The main was bom Jan. 23 at New N.Y. Her paternal great­ Mottram, installing several years and also had thrust is to eliminate obesi­ Britain General Hospital. grandmother is Mrs. marshal, past worthy ad­ SERVING SETS-PLAHERS of US. Are rubber gloves moisturize the skin there is visor; Dianne Ferguson, acupuncture. Nothing ty to decrease the strain Her maternal grand­ Joseph S. Holt of the only answer? nothing that will do a much THU n il seems to help. from weight bearing and parents are Mrs. Alma Manchester. installing recorder, past T H K S in . DEAR READER - I better job than Vaseline or fUMOX.US.OO tffM X. *45.00 SILVER COINS PRE 1964 1 read an article recently efforts to control other Miller of Glastonbury and worthy advisor, grand in a magazine that said medical problems that think your friend must a similar product. It Slep, Ryan Alexander, representative to have been exaggerating a the la te Raym ond L. proper treatment can often may co-exist. The diet provides a good barrier Miller. Her paternal grand­ son of Nathan and Cynthia Australia; Joan SILVER DOLLARS— JEWELRY bit. However, to over the skin surface. relieve symptoms and help doesn’t really change the parents are Mr. and Mrs. LaVay Grimaldi Slep of Cartwright, past worthy patients keep active. Could osteoarthritis process. advisor and grand you tell me what is the Many people misuse representative to Penn­ ANYTHING MARKED STERLING proper treatment? Also exercise for osteoarthritis. sylvania, gave the flag would you advise surgery? This is discussed more ful­ CITRUS FRUIT SALE tribute. Mrs. Pamela .999 FINE.925.800 COIN DEAR READER - ly in The Health Letter By Lalgle was soloist and Proper treatment has to be number 4-10, James McKay of THIS SITE North United Methodist Church DRESSIS RND SPORTSWEARiT tw ta a •i / we HAVE EQUIPMENT TO TEST Osteoarthritis: Manchester Lodge No. 73, APPROX. *63.00 THIS SIZE individualized. If os­ UNMARKED GOLD AND DETERMINE ITS QUANTITY 5 teoarthritis has damaged Degenerative or Wear and INDIAN RIVER OF MANCHtflXeH A.F. & A.M., was organist. APPROX. *)ZS.OO the hip joint until it is not Tear Arthritis, which I am Luann Kasevich, past really functional, then sur­ sending you. Others who GRAPEFliUlT ORHKES worthy advisor of gical intervention may be want this issue can send 75 New Cruise Wear warehouse Point, indicated. Surgery is useful cents with a long, stamped, 4/5 bushel carton 4/5 buuhal carton Assembly No. 12, was in helping repair damaged self-addressed envelope for 2/5 bushel carton 2/5 buahal carton usherette and guest book joints from arthritis. But if it to me, in care of this Arriving Daily attendant. S n AN ADDmONAL 5% BONUS WITH THIS AD. you have a painful neck newspaper, P.O. Box 1551, Choice of White or Cholco of Valencia or Mrs. Janice Hodge, from some arthritis of the Radio City Station, New Pink QrepefruH Pineapple orangea newly-elected mother ad­ neck (cervical) spine, you York, NY 10019. It is im­ T-Tops visor, was installed by might need intermittent portant to maintain the. FREE WOODSIDE ENTERPRISES traction, heat and muscle full range of motion of WEEKLY HARDEN Concrete idea relaxants. joints, but otherwise the In­ LECTURES Medicines, including jured joint should be Shirts In 1824, an English Evory Tuoaday at 7:30pm bricklayer, Joseph Aspdin, aspirin, are very useful in rested, not overworked. Starts Fab. 10th at LOCATED AT helping relieve the pain in DEAR DR. LAMB - A invented Portland cement, Woodland Qaidsna. QIvsn most cases of os­ wife of a dermatologist so named after a look-alike Slacks by our Knowlsdgabla Staff. stone on the Isle of teoarthritis. Even once told me that hand Tople: Oulok S Endurinfl acupuncture has helped in lotions were actually more Portland. This comprises Summsr Color — Annuals 96 percent of cement made Rockville Mandiester Colchester some cases, perhaps harmful than not using PricM-2/S bushel 7.5< 4/5 bushel 12.00 because it causes the body them. 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TOLLAND TURNPIKE ^ and water are added, it S72-1S01 649-7373 537-1232 nrevious measures have hwashing can get the best Fnrit $ale to benefit our buUdni fund. OKN MON-flN 10-1 M T 1 M F I makes concrete. ■ CLOSIO tUN O m IN FEMHIAIIT « 10 - EV ENING HERAU). Thur«.. Feb. 5, IWl EVENING HERALD, Thurs., Feb. 5, IWl - 11 Opinion Science Bloodmobile deserves support by all NASA plans busy year there would be many lives lost. Friday’s bloodmobile at through the Red Cross Blood­ are being made to keep soaring WASHINGTON (UPI) — The space agency’s Two launchings are set for March in addi­ The central location of the launch in September for Intelsat on an Atlas- Center Congregational Church mobile. health care costs within highest priority In 1981 is to launch the space tion to the shuttle. An Intelsat 5 com­ Centaur, and a Delta will be used to orbit is lagging behind the expec­ Through the efforts of the reason. bloodmobile Friday makes it diuttle Columbia on its first test flight but munications satellite owned by the Inter­ another Navy navigational satellite from tations of Red Cross officials. But the system depends on as convenient as possible for NASA also has 15 unmanned satellite national Telecommunications Satellite Oirp., California. everyone to give blood. Editorial launchings on its schedule for this new year. will be launched on an Atlas-Centaur and a Another RCA satellite will be launched in j It is vital that the blood­ the cooperation of the people. All but two of the satellite launchers will use government weather satellite will go up on a October on a Delta and another Intelsat is to expendable rockets that the shuttle is designed mobile collect badly needed The bloodmobile’s success in The Center church is near smaller Delta rocket. go up in December on an Atlas-Centaur. Manchester leads us to believe to replace. A Navy navigational satellite is to be orbited NASA launched seven satellites in 1980, six blood to save the lives of those the town hall and the post of­ busy, or they have no time to that Uie small investment in the needs will be met. Eleven of the satellites will be fired into in April from Vandenberg on a Scout rocket successfully. in need of transfusions. fice. We urge town officials stop at the bloodmobile now time can save a life is well eastward moving orbits from Cape Canaveral, and a Delta will orbit a communications A few minutes to save a life This is an appeal to the and postal employees to lead should make a special effort to worth it. Fla., and four will go into north-south orbits satellite owned by Satellite Business Systems Did whales have legs? is a worthwhile investment. better nature of all human from the nation’s West Coast space center at the same month from Florida. the way to a successful blood­ come forward. We hope the community will Whales may have walked on four legs 50 The hours of the bloodmobile beings to do a little for the rest California’s Vandenberg Air Force Base. Another National Oceanic and At­ million years ago, according to some scien­ mobile, With the cooperation of the respond to this great ncM. Only two of the unmanned missions are are noon to 5:30 p.m. Friday. of humanity. mospheric Administration weather satellite is tists. These dedicated public ser­ entire community, we are con­ Appointments can be made National Aeronautics and Space Administra­ to be orbited in May, by an Atlas rocket from Phillip D. Gingerich, paleontologist from When the needs of the com­ We hope everyone who is tion scientific projects. The other 13 satellites vants should not be alone in fident the need will be met. by calling the Manchester Bed California. the University of Michigan, found a skull and munity are made known, our phpically able, will par­ are owned by other government agencies and Three communications satellite missions several teeth not far from the Khyber Pass in their commitment to the life It is time for us all to roll up Cross at 643-5111. Donors also commercial enterprises, and NASA will be citizens historically have taken ticipate in the bloodmobile on are scheduled for June. One owned by the the arid Himalayan foothills of Pakistan, and saving bloodmobile. our sleeves and spend a few may walk in without ap­ reimbursed for launch costs. Defense Department will be launched on an up the call to help. Friday. came to the conclusion they belonged to an an­ Others in the community, minutes to help. pointments throughout the The space shuttle is undergoing Atlas-Centaur, one owned by the RCA Corp., cient walking whale. Gingerich speculates it The need is great and the Until there is a need within preparations at the Kennedy Space Center at will be launched on a Delta and another who may plead they are too The satisfaction of knowing afternoon. was six to eight feet long, weighed about 5,000 time is short. Friday one’s family for blood at a time These Canada geese seem to be In no hurry to escape winter’s Cape Canaveral for launch March 17 on the Intelsat will be launched on ah Atlas-Centaur. pounds, and may have spent days feeding un­ Manchester residents have an Red Cross, blood is provided of medical crisis, the blood­ chill by heading South. Perhaps It’s because they're fed well by first of four test flights into orbit before the NASA’s first scientific satellite of the year derwater and nights crawling along a marshy reusable rocket plane will be declared ready is to be launched in July on a Delta. It is an shore. opportunity to help those who free of charge to those in need. mobile and the efforts of the visitors to the North Chagrin Reservation outside Cleveland. (NEA to carry satellites into space on an operational Explorer class spacecraft designed to in­ might otherwise not survive an The only cost is the ad­ Red Cross often are taken for photo) basis. vestigate the interaction between Earth’s accident, illness or surgical ministrative charges made by granted. Letters NASA plans to begin phasing out its stable of magnetic field and the ionosphere. Sport Parade expendable, one-use-only rockets in 1983. Another Explorer will be launched in medical institutions to keep , Milt Richman, sports editor of United Press procedure. Without the dedication of the Tests prove that people Up first on the 1981 launch schedule is a September from the West Coast to study It is a small task, but it and provide the transfusion bloodmobile volunteers and the 'International gives the ins and outs on the commercial COMSTAR communications variations in ultraviolet radiation from the national sports scene on your Evening Herald means everything to those who service. many people who consistently satellite owned by the Comsat General Corp. sun and how they' affect the ozone in Earth’s sports pages. Another reason not to miss your receive the gift of blood It is one way in which efforts give blood to the Red Cross, can be scared to death It is to be launched Feb. 19 on an Atlas- upper atmosphere. Evening Herald. Plant expansion not needed Centaur rocket from the Cap A communication satellite also is on tap for 5 By UPI — Science Digest To the editor: are definitely a liability to the one of its industrial areas which have , One-hand typewriter SALE ENDS The Multi-Circuits company has Microscopic examination of the hearts cemetery. A factory does not by been so widely acclaimed in the past A one-hand typewriter witlT only four SAT FEB 7 been and is, in the process of making ^of 15 people who died after exposure to a OH,Gee. IT SAYS HERE THE nature major in aesthetic values and and where the company could expand frightening situation has provided keys has been developed in Israel. It’s the THEY THINK tempting offers to the town to gain detracts from the beauty and sereni­ for years to come. ‘ evidence Indicating it' is possible to be first major reform of the typewriter REAOAN APMINISTRATION IS IT WILL ENABLE control of the town bam for expan­ ty that belongs to that place. Let’s protect the housing we have frightened to death. keyboard since the standard version CONSIPERINGA PLAN TO LIMIT THEM TO AVOIR sion of their operations. In fact justice to the main entrance the neighborhoods where people care “There was no other reason for these appeared almost 100 years ago. NOT TO In a residential area this company and proper screening and for their homes and wish to stay. people to dje,” Dr. Marilyn Cebelln of The machine was designed at the C R O s s r r m n s Rn(J^evFtns p r o d u c t s c o m P R n v THE SCOPE OF QUESTIONING CONFRONTAVION should not have been allowed to ex­ landscaping for the cemetery have This should be the primary coqcem Case Western Reserve University was Technion-Israel Institute of Technology MENTION pand in its various stages —to the ex­ been sadly neglected and are sources of the town fathers and the planning quoted as saying in Science Digest for use in conjunction with computer ter- AT NEV^S conferences ANP CHAOS... nnails. It can be especially handy in situa­ PIRECT tent it has now become —and believe of concern to the many townspeople. board. magazine. "The evidence indicates that the stress caused by fear can provoke tions that require one hand free for perfor­ such an expansion was either not It would seem that the town fathers Collis E. Gosler, ANSWERS foreseen, or not properly thought out. lethal changes in the heart muscle that ming other tasks, as well as in places and the general manager might be 31 Lilley St., where space is severely limited. Although T" A company spokesman even in­ can cause death.” able to induce the factory to move to Manchester. Dr. Cebelln said all 15 victims had been the first version was made for typing FREE LOAN Winter Home Hx-Up timated that the neighborhood was assaulted, but their injuries were minor Hebrew characters, the new machine can OFTRAILBMIO encroaching on the factory probably and certainly not sufficient to cause be adapted to handle other languages. CARTO PCAm n for lack of a better argument, death. Amber is remarkable No room in your car to carry all amusing as this may seem. your items home? Don't worry! The town stresses the tax money Amber, the fossilized resin exuded from We’ll loan you a convenient car a long-extinct species of pine tree, has top carrier to take everything home received from the company, but Thoughts Fireflies taste bad some remarkable qualities. When rubbed In one easy trip ... and we'll even forgets to credit the homeowners for Fireflies have managed to avoid extinc­ with cloth, it becomes charged with static give you the string to lie your paying taxes and doing so long before tion, says a biochemist, because they purchases down! Or, if that's not SAVINGS! electricity — which has led to many enough, we'll loan you a trailer to the factory was in being. To the editor: women, and obligatory for Christians taste bad to predators —birds won’t touch superstitions, including the belief in some take home the really big materials. WFRE YOUR ONE-STOP WINTER PROJECT HEAOQUARTERSI Someone voted to close the private The spiritual life consists not simp­ to offer an open and hospitable space them and even lizards spit them out. civilizations that if can ward off disease. Why make more trips than you have F Dr. Joseph Bonventura, biochemist and to? We make it so convenient for cemetery road and improve and ly in loving God, but reaching out to where strangers can cast off their It also can be highly polished and its director of the Marine Biomedical Center, you to do-it-yourself for less. n widen Harrison Street —ostensibly our innermost selves, and then softness makes it ideal for being carved strangeness and become our feilow Beaufort, N.C., used the firefly’s repellant for cemetery benefit —but it all reaching out to others. human beings. into beads, amulets, etc. Amber often con­ seems to have benefited the com­ in laboratory em rim enta. He placed an tains bubbles of air, slivers of wood, Having been able to reach out to ‘"The movement from hostility to extract from freeze-dried fireflies in fragments of leaves, and insects. In fact, pany. the stranger within us, and to God as hospitaiity is hard and full of dif­ tanks of seawater containing foot-long Cars of employees line one side of the discovery of tsetse flies in amber in well, it is possible to reach out to ficulties. Our society seems to be in­ Atlantic sharp-nosed sharks. He said that the United States showed that the fly, the the street, most of iU length, making others as well. creasingly full of fearful, defensive, within minutes the sharks struggled to get carrier for sleeping sickness, once lived in a rA it difficult to thread one’s way Henri Nouwen, in “Reaching Out,” away and when they could nof, tlfey E aggressive people anxiously clinging North America although now it is largely nU C M E FbBr WORTH STAJ2-TeOE6KAAA- through at times, which includes has described this beautifully. to their property and inclined to look became paralyzed, bellied up and died. confined to Africa T / .4'' ' funeral processions. “Having found space for ourselves at the surrounding world with suspi­ Still there is not enough parking and welcoming our innermost being cion, always expecting an enemy to and indicates how their need is un­ in’solitude, we are able to reach out suddenly appear, intrude and do SAVE UP TO 20% suitable for the location and for to the many strangers whom we harm. 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CHOICE They apparently fell from an air­ any home Improvement projeett Reusable 2-gailon pall! Moulding In tiock, tool Oo-lt-yourtMl lor deed, dabbling in the dark arts. plane landing at nearby Midway They are seriously trying to Airport. develop weapons based on extrasen­ tract. It’s an anti-missile system that chotronic weaponry as a monetary sory perception. If the research is would throw a time warp over the “biack hoie," into which bad “Our customers nearly choked on IN-STOCK lORAK CHERRYWOOD CA8INETS successful, the next war could be won North Pole. Incoming Soviet missiies research sucks good money forever. their pints.” presumably by casting an evil eye on would fly into the time warp and Others suggest the ESP efforts — Mary O’Farrell, describing a Moscow. explode harmlessly in the past — should be ciassified as “Top Stupid.” message of thanks from a While The true believers are convinced perhaps blowing up Cmdr. Robert The lips of Pentagon spokesmen, House aide in a telephone call to that our national security can be Peary or, if the time warp meanwhile, are sealed. They will n o t' her tavern — the Ronald Reagan preserved only by spending millions mechanism was turned to really high confirm or deny that the programs Lounger Bar in Ballyporeen, of doilars on such comic-strip con­ Ireland. The town, which was frequency, killing a few dinosaurs. exist. kF6. l is t PRICES cepts as the “hyperspatial celebrating the U.S. presidential Every Rkh leminete woodgrain The National Security Agency, to Gel u horse!: As a freshman howitzer,” which supposedly could inauguration, claiming to be the flplshl Easy to assemble cite another example, has tr i^ to member of Congress, Rep. James transmit a nuclear explosion in the use ESP to crack Soviet codes. When home of some of Ronald Reagan’s A Instilll Free Kitchen Coyne, R-Pa., is no big wheel on Planning Service— luti Nevada desert to the gates of the ancestors. the agency’s computers have failed Capitol Hill. But at least now he can .Wednesday bring In your Idees S let Kremlin with the speed of thought. our experts do the resti to break the secret codes produced get around on his own wheels, “We’re crowded to death. It’s all Rep. Charles Rose. D-N.C., for / by the Kremlin's computers, the NSA without a chaperone. After driving for that marijuana. We have nowhere to example, is a respected five-term technicians have enlisted the heip of In the Herald’s weeks on a learner’s permit, Coyne put it. It’s crazy.” EXTERIOMNTERIOR cm m iM o VAU euM m PINE LOUVER congressman and a member of the local astrologists and palm readers. SALE LIST RES. SALE 5 finally got his driver’s iicense. House Select Committee on So far, according to my sources, — Sgl. 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Subscribe Today By Pentagon standards, not much — U rry Hatchett, a guard on the myself." success in the field. I am, they say, Most of Coyne’s troubles stemmed money has been invested on psychic Marquette University basketball acting under iong-range Kremlin from speeding violations — three in Call 647-9946 warfare — a trifling |6 million. Rose team, citing his plans to enter the hypnosis intended to persuade the the last few years — but one suspen­ thinks the United States should be American popuiace that Pentagon University of Chicago medical sion Involved an argument over a fine school. 4 spending a lot more money on these attempts to close the "psychotronlc for driving with an expired inspec­ ethereal weapons. "They could make weapons gap” with the Soviet Union ‘"They gang up on him and he flies iHaurlirsln* Eiuniimj tion sticker. He’s currently being off. When he geU older, he’ll realize every other weapon obsolete,” he are a ridiculous waste of money. ^ INCA USB) TERRA •rKlfCHBIHUICEr 48" FLUORESCENT ■CRAWFORD’ STEa sued by two youths as the result of a what a powerhouse he is — and so Manchester — A CIty’of Village Charm ^ Z -B R K K told my associate, Ron McRae, I must confess that iong-range hyp­ collision last April. ^x4rCEU.INQ PANEL • CMTH FAUCET AOWAnTUK A c c E s s p a m urgently. will the seagulls.’’ Founded Oct. 1,1881 nosis, like the hyperspatial howitzer, Ibrdd 4 SO. FT. PKQ. OUR RES. YOUR CHOICE OUR RES. rouRCHixa , Coyne insists he has learned his The congressman is quite correct; happens to be one of the key weapons — Dave Robolham, talking RCa.4.N U)W2.2t REG 14.« LOW 1.71 RE6.1.61 lesson — and he recently passed his about how seagulls frighten an 18- Published by the Manchester Publishing Co., Herald Square, AND ADVERTISER 3 " the Buck Rogers weapons would cer­ in the voodoo warriors’ arsenal. Use Indoort or ouH FIreprool. LIghlwelghL Easy to out. Sold Deok-mounled m kitchen faucet Energy-aevlng replacement driver’s test. "The three-point turn month old bald eagle that strayed Manchester, Conn. 06040. Telephone (203) 843-2711. tainly make plain old nuclpar bombs But there are more skeptick than DteortVve brteki In 192 sq. It ctns. lor 47.76. or bath faucet wtih pop-upl bulbl Great for home or officel • IM A C Z IT I was tough, but I executed it into Westport, Conn. — hundreds Mambar, Audit BurMu ol CIrcultllan Mwnbdr, Uniwd Praw InldtiwMnal obsolete — if they should ever work. advocates. One critic of ESP war­ flawlessly,” he said. “Now if 1 can of miles south of Its normal One such weapon, it turns out, has fare, physicist Martin Gardner, Slavan Many, Iitaoullva Sdtior only get Mom and Dad to let me have CuMomw Samoa — S47-SS4S m n iL o been'blessed with an Air Force con- characterizes the budget for psy- habitat. Robolham, a lobster Franli A. Swbanli, Mana«lng Idnof MANCHICTIR NIWINOTON HARTPONO COUTH WINDSOR the car on Friday nights.” Raymond F. Robinaon, EdItof-PubIWiar Harold E. Turtilngton, IdHur Smattlua IMMlVAreiM 148 8pwi06c 8 t 1187 iM ln TMw. nOONt-IMiM. dealer, had been feeding the eagle. OW 741-8888 n m n R$. (o « mr. ■) C M •48-0118 C t R t 8 l - N 8 1 CaMt84M 8 /. Clll88-8tl1 12 - EVEWWO ttBRALD. Tliura.. Feb. 5, 1981

EVENING HERALD. TTiuri.. Feb. 5.1981 - 13 ' Even after 10 years of feminism, the Hoping to alert Manchester residents to "I would hate to think of what it will ...... I ...... female president of Pressure Blast Inc., the low level of the reservoirs, and to take to operate the town incinerator in Vernon State Rep. Chester Morgan and mildly surprised the five male members avoid confusion on how much water 1985,'-’ —East Hartford Director of Public other state representatives, anieaired at a McEnroe MCC teams of the Planning and Zoning Commission. remains, public works officials posted a Works Arthur J. Mulligan told the Town meeting of tlw Vernon Town Council this Page 16 Helen McMullen appear^ before the giant "water thermometer” on the side of week. Morgan’s wife, Sylvia Is a member cha$tites lose home Towntalk Council Tuesday. Instead, he said, the commission to seek off-street parking for Lincoln Center Wednesday. "I figured of the council. As he left the meeting he Sports TVaataae hoop games toWn could join a rei^onal refuse program her firm which specializes in sand and everyohe drives by here sometime,” Jay said to Mayor Marie Herbst, "Get my Page 14 SCOREBOARD Page 15 pressure blasting work. Giles, public works director, said... that would cost East Hartford $10 to |1S a wife home early please.” >. ton for its refuse.

Mary Markstein EAST HARTFORD - Mary (Waitkus) Markstein, 68, of East 7 6ers two games up on Celts Hartford, widow of John P. Marks­ Obituaries in the fourth quarter and dropped Phoenix 114, Jazz 89 tein, died Wednesday-at home. NEW YORK (UPI) - The Boston Jones was forced to play the entire 48 since I've been here. Caldwell played points in the final period and David She was bom In H ^ o r d and lived Celtics have seen quite enough of minutes and grabbed a game-high 20 all 48 minutes and showed his value. Greenwood added 22 to pace Chicago New Jersey to 15-42. In Phoenix, Walter Davis scored 17 In East Hartford for 40 years.'She Philadelphia's "other forward.” rebounds to go along with 15 points, It was a game for first place and the to a victory in Cleveland. Roger Kings 91, Pistons 90 points and Truck Robinson added 15 Sam Lacey's 20-foot jumper with 20 to pace a balanced attack that led the Sarah Calvert had been employed by ’Travelm In­ In last year’s playoffs, 6-foot-ll more than twice his seasonal officials wanted to keep control.” - Phegley, who moved the Cavs within Paul Nekiunas surance Cos. in Hartford for 12 years, Caldwell Jones played an instrumen­ average. Five players fouled out in And that’s just fine for Boston a field goal in the final period on a seconds left, his fourth long-range Suns to an easy victory. Adrian MANCHESTER - Sarah Calvert, SOUTH WINDSOR - Paul retiring in 1977. She was communi­ tal defensive role by harassing All- the bruising contest — Including coach Bill Fitch. three-point shot, led Cleveland.with field goal in the final 6:30, gave Kan­ Dantley, the league's leading scorer, 86, of 63 Sherbum Drive, Hamburg, Nekiunas, 95, of 98 Dogwood Lane, cant of St. Itose Church. Star 'Larry Bird when the Darryl Dawkins, Bobby Jones and “I thought the officials did a good 19 points. sas City a shaky home victory and led Utah with just 19 points. N.Y. formerly of Parker Street, died Tuesday at Manchester She leaves three sons, John P. Philadelphia 76ers beat the Celtics in Andrew Toney from the 76ers. job of controlling the game,” said handed Detroit its fifth straight loss. Spurs 135, NuggeU 132 M anchester, died Jan. 30 in Memorial Hospital. Markstein of Columbus, Ohio, five games .for the Eastern Boston, trailing 86-78 going into the Fitch, who usually doesn’t toss Lakers 102, Paeers 96 Detroit's Keith Herron, who led all George Gervin, who scored a Lackawanna. N.Y. Mr. Nekiunas was born in Michael R. Markstein of- Conference title. final quarter, moved within 95-93 on a bouquets at referees even after vic­ Kareem Abdul-Jabbar, Jamaal scorers with 26 points, missed a game-high 37 points, hit a 16-foot She was the widow of Samuel J. Lithuania and had been a resident of ’ Manchester, and Kenneth A. Marks­ Robert Parish basket with 5:01 to go, tories. “The officiating was a lot Wilkes and Michael Cooper teamed potential game-winning three-point jump shot with ^ seconds to play and Calvert. Bridgeport for 70 years before tein of Glastonbury; one sister, Mrs Jones continued to torment Boston but the 76ers then outscored the better than the playing.’! ' for 71 points in Indiana to pace Los attempt with two seconds remaining add^ a pair of clinching free throws as the Pistons churned to their 18th with seven seconds left in Denver to Mrs. Calvert was bom Dec. 12,1894 moving to South Windsor five years Grace Lindecker of California; and Wednesday night before the cheers of Celtics 8-2 to take a 103-95 lead on Angeles. Abdul-Jabbar led all rally San Antonio. in Ireland and had lived in ago. He was a retired employee of six granchlldren. a sellout Spectrum crowd of 18,276 in Caldwell Jones’ dunk with 2:08 Elsewhere on a busy night, Chicago scorers with 29 points While Wilkes straight road loss.. Rockets 116, Mavericks 68 Warriors 115, Trail Blazers 100 Manchester for many years unUl she the Brooklawn Country Club, A mass of Christian burial will be helping the 76ers to a 107-104 triumph remaining. Erving hit two baskets in beat Cleveland 109-96, Los Angeles hit 22 and Cooper 20 as the NBA At the Summit, Houston reached In Oakland, Lloyd Free scored a moved to Hamburg 20 years ago to Bridgeport where he had worked for celebrated at 10 a.m. Saturday at St. that gave them a two-game lead over the spurt and Maurice Cheeks added defeated Indiana 102-96, San Diego champions blew a 10-point halftime the league's defensive pinnacle of the game-high 28 points and Purvis Short live with her daughter. 45 years. He was a member of the Rose Church. Burial will be in Rose the Celtics in the bitter battle for the one. downed hapless New Jersey 110-102, lead and were forced to rally down year by holding Dallas to the NBA’s She is survived by a son, William Lithuanian Young Mens Society. Hill Memorial Park, Rocky Hill top rung of the Atlantic Division Nate Archibald, the recent All-Star Kansas City edged Detroit 91-90. the stretch. Biliy Knight led Indiana came off the bench to add 24 points to season-low point total in handing the pace the Warriors. Rookie Kelvin E. Calvert of Charlotte, N.C.; a He leaves a son, Eldward Nekiunas Friends may call at the Rose Hill ladder. Game MVP, led Boston with 22 and Houston crushed Dallas 116-68, with 27 points. daughter, Mrs. Murial C. Millett of “Caldwell Jones was the outstan­ Maxwell added 17. Phoenix walloped Utah 114-89, San Clippers 110, Nets 102 Mavericks their seventh straight Ransey led Portland with 21. of South Windsor; five grandchildren Funeral Home, 580 Elm St,, Rocky loss. Moses Malone and Bill SuperSonicB 108, Bullets 99 Hamburg, a sister, Grizella Sweeney and several nieces and nephews. Hill. ■ ding player on the court tonight,” “It was a typical Celtic-76er game, Antonio topped Denver 135-132, In Piscataway, N.J., Phil Smith of Springfield, Mass.; three said ^lladelphia’s All-Star forward highly contested all the way,” said ;Golden State defeated Portland 115- scored 21 points as San Diego Willoughby each scored 21 points for James Bailey's 17 points led a Funeral services will be Friday at the Rockets while Dallas, which balanced offense that helped Seattle grandchildren; one great grandchild; 9:15 a.m. from the Charles Dougiello Julius Erving, who led all scorers Philadelphia coach Billy Cun­ 190 and Seattle beat Washington 108- nullified a 43-point effort by Nets' several nieces and nephews. William J. McSweeney with 33 points. ningham. "A big factor was the way 99. guard Mike Newlin en route to vic­ scored an NBA season-low eight snap a six-game losing streak with a & Sons Funeral Home, 789 Park points in the third period, was paced home victory, offsetting 28 points by Funeral services will be Friday at Ave., Bridgeport with a mass of MANCHESTER ^ William J. In a game with almost as many the game was called — this was the Bulls 109, Cavaliers 96 tory. In a physical game slowed by 72 fouls, San Diego took command early by Bill Robinzine’s 14. Washington's Greg Ballard. “The blossom of narcissus brings weaith" is temperature fluctuations during recent 1:30 p.m. at the Holmes Funeral Christian burial at 10 a.m. at St. McSweeney, 89, formerly of 26 Elm whistles (66) as field goals (74), toughest foul situation we've been in Ricky Sobers scored 17 of his 25 the traditionai beiief of most Chinese. Some days, all human effort proves vain. Prices Home, 400 Main St Burial will be In George’s Church. Burial will be in St. Terrace, died today at the home of go so far to manipuiate blossom’s On exactly drop from U.S. $100 each to minus one. East Cemetery. Friends may call at Michael’s Cemetery, Stratford. Margaret Foley, his neice. the funeral home Friday from 9:30 the first day of the Lunar New Year which Shown here are people In Hong Kong shop­ Lillian M. Gaines Mr. McSweeney was born in a.m. to the time of the funeral Manchester April 23,1891 and was a 5 they believe would bring the best of ping around for full bloom narcissus at a Clara P. Gado MANCHESTER - Ullian May life-long resident. Prior to his retire­ everything. They really try. But with reasonable price. (DPI photo) (Hathaway) Gaines, 66 of Main Thoughts RpLENty MANCHESTER - Q ara (Porzio) ment, in 1953, he had worked with the Whalers rally^ gain tie Gado, 72, of 125 Spruce St., died Street Manchester, died Monday at parcel post division of the U.S. Postal Manchester Memorial Hospital. Wednesday at Rockville General Service. By EARL YOST Terry O'Reilly. She was thee wife of Leonard E. He was a World War I veteran and Realignment Hospital. She was the wife of John Sports Editor How the Whalers could have used Gado. Gaines. She has worked at Norton was in the first group that went to Electric in Manchester for many ' One of the few shining lights for the the departed Nick Fotiu as an ice Manchester Mrs. Gado was born in West war from Manchester. He also was a Hartford Whalers this season has policeman last night. By Hoboken, N.J. and had lived n years. former police officer in Manchester at present Funeral services will be Friday at been the play of John Garrett in goal. "I thought we played a great game Manchester most of her life. Before and a school crossing guard at St. Thanks to another outstanding per­ but Garrett was great in goal,” Len Auster her retirement in 1971 she had been 10 a.m. from the Newkirk & Whitney James School. Funeral Home, 318 Burnside Ave., formance by the little, dark-haired Boston Coach Gerry Cheevers said. dead issue employed by Travelers Insurance Co. He was a communicant of St. net-minder, the Whalers were able to "For some reason, the Whalers in Hartford and before that had East Hartford. Burial will be in James Church, a member of the Center Cemetery, East Hartford. skate off the Hartford Civic Center always play tough against us," the worked at Cheney Brothers in Bishop McMahon Council of the Wheels of private sector Friends may call at the funeral Coliseum ice with a 3-3 come-from- former Bruin goalie said. Hartford Realignment —again —for the mo­ South Catholic. Manchester. Knights of Columbus, and a member home prior to the Friday service. behind tie against the Boston Bruins. has won once and tied two games ment appears to be a dead issue. The inflexibility —locked into a Besides her husband she leaves a of the American Legion of To say the Whalers were lucky in against Boston this season. A proposal had been drafted to solid 18 games —has been a thorn for brother, Frank Porzio of Glaston­ Francis A. Buley Manchester. escaping with a tie would be an un­ Powerplay goals by Ray Bourque merge the Central Connecticut some. There are those who want to also grind very slowly bury: and a sister, Mrs. Doris MANCHESTER - Francis Arthur Funeral services will be Saturday derstatement. and Rick Middleton and an un­ Interscholastic League (CCIL; 10 be adventursome and find out what Pawlina of Glastonbury. Buley, 70, of Juno, Fla., died Sunday at 9:45 a.m. from the John F. ’Tierney The Bruins came out hitting - their assisted scoring play by McCrimmon teams), Central Valley Conference the real world holds. By MARY KITZMANN deal to grow fuzzy with other town of­ town attorney handling the Funeral services will be Saturday in Juno. He was the father of David Funeral Home, 219 West Center St., style of play from the first face-off to offset Whaler scores by Al Sims and (CVC; 7 teams) and Capitol District Manchester, followed by a mass at Herald Reporter ficials. negotiations, William Shea, will at 8:15 a.m. from the John F. Tierney Buley of Manchester. the last and in the process were able Warren Miller, both in shorthanded Conference (CDC; 4 teams). Three After Stitch approached the town Funeral Home, 219 W. Center St. Mr. Buley was a former resident of St. James Church. to pepper Garrett with 38 shots, only situations, for a 3-2 Boston lead after seven-team divisions would have Fear factor? MANCHESTER - Acquiring a decide what course to take after with the offer, Giles recalled he further discussions with Stitch's at­ with a mass of Christian burial at 9 the Hartford area. He also leaves Burial will be in the St. James three getting past the Whaler goalie two periods. been formed. Are there schools who fear going piece of property on Harlan Street Cemetery. Concern with transportation costs, into the city? That’s the claim of explained it to the Board of Direc­ torney, O'Brian said. a.m. at St. James Church. Burial will another son, Paul Buley of Odessa, as 13,147 fans looked on. Stoughton’s goal was his 26th of the has not been forgotten by town of­ be in St. James Cemetery. There are Texas; a daughter, Barbara Beasley Calling hours are from 2 to 4 and It Was Blaine Stoughton’s picture- season. etc., were behind the move. some. But Hartford Public, Weaver, ficials the past 14 months. tors. It is easier and cheaper for the But either way, it may be months town to acquire the unbuildable no calling hours. Memorial con­ of Seminole, Fla.; a brother, from 7 to 9 p.m. goal, a solo dash with 3:32 left in the The injury jinx hit the Whalers The idea, however, was shot down Bulkeley are interested in playing But it has been bogged down in before the deal is closed. Ironically before it got off the ground as the F basketball. Just ask South Windsor, property for back taxes, gain ease­ rather than the government slowing tributions may be made to the Benedict Buley of South Burlington, Memorial contributions may be final period that gave the Whalers a again when Thommy Abmahamson legal entanglements, until the details principals and athletic directors which plays those schools already. ment rights to the stream running private enterprise, it is a reverse American Cancer Association, 237 E. Vt.; a sister, Constance Czamik of made to the St. James School Foun­ boost, which they sure needed after was dumped hard into the boards and grew fuzzy. suffered a separated left shoulder from CCIL schools overwhelmingly The CCIL rightfully probably does through the back corner, and then situation. Center St., Manchester. Troy, .N.Y. dation. hitting a slump a month ago. With Three town officials involved in decide whether to keep it. two defenders trying to impede his that will probably sideline him for gave thumbs down. not wish to break up its strong aspects of purchasing 91 Harlan St. Manchester was, according to an "Gaining the easement rights Manchester fire calls progress, Dick Redmond and Brad the rest of the season. recognition in soccer, wrestling, from Irving Stitch clearly remember informed source, one of two schools cross country. It cannot be fau lts would cost us that much anyhow,” Wednesday 12:56 p.m. —Water sur­ McCrlmmon, Stoughton unloaded Mark Howe is expected back Satur­ the Board of Directors approving the to vote for the move. for looking out for its own interests. Giles commented. ge in sprinkler system at Cheney with a backhander that beat former day night when Hartford entertains deal last winter. But after the Dec. 4, Chicago's Black Hawks. The proposal would have placed But some sort of shuffling, even if it He still believes it is a good deal Bros (Town) U.S. Olympic goalie Jim Craig. 1979 meeting neither Jay Giles, “It was a big point (one for a tie in Hartford has slipped from Ilth to Manchester in a division with is internal, should come about soon. for the town, but didn't recall what Wednesday, 7:51 p.m. —False E public works director, or James the standings). We kept working, I6th place in the overall standings Rockville, Glastonbury, Penney. Turek, tax collector, knew who had happended to it. Neither did alarm at Cooper Hill and West street. East Hartford. Windham and Basketball, as many know, is a Peter Stitch, son of the owner. (Town) working, working,” Whaler Coach since Dec. 27 and the tie was treated carried negotiations. Don Blackburn said. “It was a super like a victory last night. Bulkeley. It would have been good revenue-producing sport. It, as it "I don't know why the deal was Wednesday, 8:05 p.m. —Public ser­ “I thought it was tied up in the goal.” and bad in certain regards. stands now, is not doing that. New never closed,” he commented. Con­ vice call at 12 Jackson St. (Town) Collector's office, or with the town “Garrett has been outstanding all It would have been bad -soccer- rivalries, new foes to conquer, could Wednesday, 9:55 p.m. —Car fire attorney,” Giles said. tacted at his Farmington office, he season and he had an exceptional wise —for Manchester inasmuch regenerate the crowds. There are too But Turek, said he didn't have the said, "My father is still interested in east of Exit 92 on 1-86, (Town and game tonight,” Blackburn added. Zarchen resigns as three of the schools have notorious many games today which are not deal, "No, it's not with us," he said. his offer." Eighth District) Hartford's Norm Barnes tries to take out Rick Middleton of “They hit, that’s their style, it SOUTH KINGSTOWN, R.I. (UPI) weak programs. Playing each twice well attended. The excitement of "We don't do anything other than up­ The taxes on the property, a left Bruins as he comes In for rebound off Whaler goalie John always has been, and they wear you — Maurice Zarchen, who built the a year would almost guarantee six seeing somebody else could be a shot over for Stitch's development of the Amaranth YOU KNOW in the arm. date the amount of unpaid taxes and Garrett’s pads In first period last night at Hartford. (UPI photo) down. They use the body on smaller University of Rhode Island Athletic wins even before fall practice. reinstate the lien every six months.” North End area are about $40 a year, MANCHE.STER - Chapman teams ( like Hartford) and that's Department into a $3.1 million em­ It would've been good basketball- The 21-team 'super conference’ Giles was correct in his second varying with the mill rate and phase- Court, Order of Amaranth, will meet why they are successful,” Blackburn pire over the last 19 years, resigned wise. If you assume you play each appears dead. How can it be with the in. As of November 1980 there was biggest 'provider' saying no. But assumption, that the town attorneys Friday at the Masonic Temple at 7:45 added. today as athletic director. team in your division twice, that $884.63 due in back taxes. First Big East road success some sort of manuevering must take had the negotiations. p.m. New members will be initiated. The Bruins hit, and hit, and hit, His resignation was accepted means 12 games. Eight more would AL SIEFFERT’S offers one of the place. The CCIL, especially in "Yes, there's a title problem,” And the longer the deal is dormant, Officers will wear white gowns. with little retaliation outside of two quickly by URl President Frank be needed to fill out the schedule. the more the town will “pay” for the early first period scraps with Jordy Newman. It came amid a major That would've allowed Tribe Coach basketball, has been within its own Kevin O'Brien confirmed, explaining Skating boundaries too long. It has not done the year's delay. property. Every six months, Turek Douglas taking on McCrimmon and school investigation into alleged Doug Pearson, who has been wanting has been sending delinquent tax MANCHESTER - There will be areas largest selections of Top Aleksinas to for years, to schedule the likes of its schools » favor by remaining When the attorneys drew up the powers Jeff Brubaker then tangling with wrongdoinj within his department. ' status quo. deed — the board quickly approved notices, and when necessary refiling ice skating today under town supervi­ Hartford Public, Northwest Catholic, buying the property for the amount of the lien in the Town Clerk Office sion from 3 to 9 p.m. at the Center back taxes dating from 1966, $809.72 record. The assessment recorded is Springs Annex only. Name Brand Washers & Dryers at Low UGonn to victory $1,140. — they found that the title to less O'Brien said the deal has been Card of Thanks BOSTON (UPI)—After seeing hipi McLain hit 17 of 20 shots to post a Blaine Stoughton than an acre tract was unclear. For game-high 34 points and lead the the past year, they have been waiting bogged down since January 1980, and Discount Prices ? .. Now you know!! score only four points in the Huskies' now his office is ready to expediate it W« wish to thank all of our neighbors, friends and last game against Manhattan, University of New Hampshire to a 94- for Stitch's attorney to decide which relatives for their many acts of kindneu and sym­ 71 win over Colgate. trustees of the Stitch financial one way or another. pathy shown to us in our recent bereavement. We BRANDS YOU KNOW! w h y sh o p a r o u n d ? a t At sieffert's Providence was hardly looking for specislly want to thank ali those who sent the In nearby Hanover, New quietly producing organization should sign the deed. “We're either going to withdraw YOU GET MORE THAN AN APPLIANCE... YOU GET Chuck Aleksinas to power a Connec­ beautiful floral tributes. ticut victory. Hampshire, Mike Eveltl netted 22 The wait caused the details of the the ordinance, sue for back taxes, or Whirlpool I------1 n o r m a l instauation , free rem o val o f The family of Lillian Gilman points to lead Vermont to a 74-64 win NEW YORK (UPI) - While Mike Quebec whipped Minnesota 6-2 and foreclose,” he said. The assistant OLD APPLIANa, FREE LOCAL DELIVERY, But Aleksinas poured in 27 points Frigidaire Wednesday night to lead Connecticut over Dartmouth. Bossy and Charlie Simmer have Chicago beat Edmonton 6-3. SERVICE, QUAUTY, AND SATISFAOIONI to a 79-70 win over Providence in And in Amherst, sophomores Ran­ received the spotlight, another of the ADD GREAT SAVINGS... THAT'S HARD TO BEATI New England college basketball ac­ dy Davis and Oscar Wilmington com­ NHL's goal-scoring whizzes — Blaine Rangers 9, Islanders 3 Cops freed from freeze tion. bined for 32 points to lead George Stoughton — has quietly kept At Madison Square Garden. Don Providence coach Gary Walters Washington to a 67-60 win over the producing. Maloney scored his third NHL career admired the Huskies’ wealth of University of Massachusetts. "Stoughton made a great effort on hat trick — a short-handed goal, a strength. “If they need shooting, they Elsewhere in college basketball: the goal,” Hartford coach Don power-play goal and an even-strength get it. If they need rebounds, they Boston College beat Lowell 114-54; Blackburn said after Stoughton goal — and added two assists to help to beef up department rebound. If they want to run, t)iey Bowdoin z a p ^ Colby 71-58; Bryant scored on a breakaway with 2:25 to the Rangers take their fourth subdued Babson 85-76; Clark nipped play Wednesday night to give the straight regular-season victory over MANCHESTER — Vacancies in included in the budget for this fiscal run.” He predicts there will be budget Tpfts 79-75; Hartford walloped Whalers a 3-3 tie with the Boston their rivals. The game, witnessed by the Police Department will not be year. The budget submitted Walters said his team isn’t as for­ surplus to ease the mill rate but it tunate. “To beat good teams we have WlMtem Connecticut 105-90; New Bruins. “He's done that many times NHL president John Ziegler, in­ subject to the hiring freeze Imposed Wednesday for 1981-82 contains fun­ will be "nowhere near” the $1.3 on other municipal departments, to make our free throws,” he said. Hampshire College flattened Le for us in the past.” cluded 148 penalty minutes and a ding for staffing at 96 percent, accor­ million surplus contributed to this Moyne 76-52 and UMass-Boston Stoughton, a 27-year-old right wing, third-period brawl in which seven Robert Weiss, town manager, said ding to Weiss. The Friars were 14 of 20 for the night, today. year's budget. but that wasn't enough against The romped over Hawthorne 8044. tied with Simmer and Danny Gare players received misconducts. The freeze remains in effect for He says there will be a surplus only Weiss said he lifted the freeze for Huskies’ 19 of 23 and 79 percent In college hockey: Bentley edged for the NHL goal-scoring title last other departments while Weiss if the state does not 'cut the town's season. This year, with a chance to Penguins 3, jets 2 5 the police department, originally In­ shooting as a team. Trinity 5-4; Norwich defeated prepares the budget. $250,000 allocation. become a free agent, he re-signed At 'Winnipeg, right wing Peter Lee cluded in the all-position freeze, to Aleksinas didn't have any great Potsdam State 8-2; St. Anselms “If there is an exception for the The ambiguity surrounding the with the Whalers after the season snapped a 2-2 tie midway through the allow recruits to be sent to the police expectations for this game, “I said downed Mlddlebury 4-2 and Suffolk other departments it will have to be legislature's budgeting hinders solid ‘hey. I’ll go out and get what I can, clipped Assumption 3-2. opened. third period. Dave Christian and academy as vacancies occur. under unusual circumstances,” predictions, Weiss noted. Until its John Markell had provided the Jets The town has been unable to fill and get open,'” he said. The uncertainty and the lost time Weiss said today. budget is complete it’s hard for have combined to limit his output to with two leads. Greg Malone, who set seven vacancies in the force for The 6-10 center connected on 11 of Weiss imposed the freeze last towns to budget, and he estimated rHqldaire Proud just 26 goals so far, but a scorer of his up the winner, and Rod Schutt scored months — causing gn investigation of 15 field goals and snared seven month, responding to Gov. William surplus predictions would not be rebounds as Connecticut improved Lead divisions ability seldom loses his touch and his for the Pens. the department's overtime account O'Neill's proposal to cut $23.8 million plausible until May or June. its record to 16-3..Corhy Thompson SAN DIEGO (UPI) - Mary Ellen ability surfaced at a perfect time for Nordiques 6, North Stars 2 — because the academy had no in state aid to ease the state deficit. Roger Negro, town treasurer, has vmaiLw the struggling Whalers. openings. TYPKM. vm a iK i added 13 points and Mike McKay had Pedulla of Chelmsford, Mass., and At Quebec, Jacques Richard While the danger has passed, Weiss RHY In describing the goal, Stoughton said earnings on town investments wmpooL 12 for the Huskies. Craig Henderson of Stockton, Calif., scored two second-period goals, in­ If openings occur, Weiss' partial said next year's budget wili be ti^ t, wmpooi MAYTM ' SRRVER gave an indication of exactly how could replace losses in state aid if in­ MOLWiart BUI Fields scored 23 for led their divisions after the opening cluding the game-winner at 17:00. lifting of the freeze allows police and the freeze wiil help keep spen­ UUtCECIIPI LiUNE CtfACITY skilled he is around the net. terest rates remain high to the end of UUNEGAPIKnY Providence, now 7-12, while Rich day of competition at the 1961 United and added one assist to pace the Nor- hiring to begin. The positions were ding down. the fiscal year. mvER “I was pretty lucky to get the MULTKYGU WrOlUTK MULTKVCU Hunger and Otis Thorpe added 12 States Figure Skating (Thampionshlps diques to their third consecutive vic­ PEMUUEIIT PRESS puck," he explained. "I tried to shoot WASNER WASKR MMOIT PRESS apiece. — but Henderson’s edge was as slim tory. Richard has 32 goals on the CYCU "We played well, but Providence as could be. on my forehand, but the puck flipped season. Group home plan advances played better than I've seen them.” In the Junior Men’s Division, five up. so I went to my backhand and it said Connecticut coach Dom Perno. skaters were virtually deadlocked went in." Black Hawks 6, Oilers 3 m Boston goaiie Jim Craig, in his MANCHESTER - The state Last November the two groups had fabricated buildings to lessen the *218 *238 “It really was an important win for following Tuesday’s compulsory At Chicago, Tim Higgins and Denis ' first start since Jan. 24, marveled at Board of Trustees of the Regional voted unanimously to let the state amount of time required for con­ us. This was the Huskies’ first Big figures. Savard scored two goals each to Stoughton’s goal. Community Colleges and the state Department of Mental Retardation struction. Orginally it was thought East win on t6e road. Henderson of Stockton, Calif., was propel the Black Hawks to their ninth 647-9997 “ He made a great play,” the Department of Mental Retardation build the home on the southeast cor­ the homh would not be built before "We did some very good things and in first place by the narrowest of straight home victory. Savard. former Olympian said. “ I guess sipied an agreement this morning to ner of the MCC property near the summer of 1982, and might not be 647-9998l[~ we have 16 wins, which is not too margins after the three sets of Chicago's strong Calder Trophy can­ bad,” he added. Connecticut is now 5- that's why he scores a lot of goals. didate as Rookie of the Year, open a group home for the mentally Wetherall Street. in use before the spring of 1983. Al MON., THURS., FRI. figures. The 16-year-old Henderson Boston’s Terry O’Reilly takes hard right hand to Jaw from Jeff retarded on a comer of property The final agreement has been 443-445 HARTFORD RD U U MANCHESTER. 9 1 in the Big Blast Conference, while actually trailed second-place James In other games, the New York celebrated his 20th birthday by belonging to Manchester Community d r a f ^ over the past three months. With the use of the pre-fabricated T IL Providence fell to 1-7. Cygan, 15, Colorado Springs, Colo., In Brubaker of Hartford during first period fight last night. Both Rangers thrashed the Islanders 9-3, scoring the Hawks' first and last College. . It is reported that department of- buildings, the construction time m Of K lim • McKlf ST. TUBS., WED., SAT. TIL 5 ^roTTim i m to In other basketball action Al total points, 79.3 to 79.5. were whistled off Ice for five minutes. (UPI photo) Pittsburgh nipped Winnipeg 3-2, goals, both in spectacular fashion. ficals are considering using pre­ could be cut to about a year. TH[ P IO P U WHO BKIHC YOU LOW PKICIS 6, PlKSONAl SlR V K l kiiniy w h i t 14 - EVENING HERALD. Thurs., Feb. 5, 1981

EVENING HERALD. Thurs., Feb. S. IWl - 15 McEnroe scolds irate Nastase High- scoring foe

TORONTO (UPI) - Hie NasUse tions) can bother you subconsciously behavior, he was penalized a game ficials "treat players like slaves” wayward serve, got by Sandy Mayer off the horse and It’s always best to has been loud before, he has resorted and cause you to lose your concen­ and then, after another warning, he and Insist^ his gestures were mis­ 6-4, 3-6, 62, while Vitas Gerulaitls get right back on.” to certain obscene hand signals tration." was penalized a set thus making construed. outlasted Johan Kriek 63, 66, 6-3. The 26year-old Floridian gained before and he has been heavily Actually, McEnroe was enjoying McEnroe the victor. “He doesn’t know what this Connors had been upset at losing to control of the match'wben he broke trounces Cougars penalized for his conduct before. But his second default-victory over the Nastase, ranked 77th, was by com­ means,” said Nastase, extending a Fibak for the first time in his career Fibak in the fourth game of the first seldom, if ever, has his behavior Romanian. A similar incident oc­ petitive standards the man who fist with only the pinky of his. right in the quarterfinals of the U.S. Indoor set to begin a streak of six con­ Held 16 points under its seasonal junior college ranks in the nation. at East Catholic at 8 o'clock. elicited a scold from John McEnroe. curred in the 1979 U.S. Open. didn’t belong in this event, which is hand extended. "I ask you : Is that an championships last week. Fibak secutive games. average, unbeaten Mattatuck (Com­ The Warriors applied their usual Mattatuck (93) — Shelton 4-1-9, Nastase. the 34-year-old truant of Nastase was given this latest billed as the richest eight-man obscene gesture?” munity College nevertheless fullcourt pressure to muster a 40-22 Brown 3-4-20, Seay 2-4-8, Frederick seem ^ on the verge of repeating Mayer was the first player who overwhelmed homestanding tennis, was assessed a default in se­ default after he initiated a series of tourney in history. According to ad­ Pictures taken during the rhubarb halftime bulge. 15-3-33, Moraes 04)-0, McKeithen 3-0- that upset when he ran off 12 straight tried for the $25,000 bounty for cond set of his opening-round match intense disputes with match umpire vance publicity by the sponsors — m Manchester Community College, 93- Alvin Frederick had 33 points, 6, Fersher 0-2-2, Best 7-1-15. Totals showed it was another finger that had points In the first set. beating Borg. 48, in CCCAA basketball action last against McEnroe Wednesday as the Karl Allison during the second game Molson's Breweries of Canada — he been raised. "I think I was so hyped up that I Russ Brown 20 and Daryl Best 15 for 39-15-93. $500,000 Tennis extravaganza got off of the second set. night at East Catholic High. the Warriors. Doug Leonard hooped MCC (48) — Leonard 6-2-14, was added to the field as "a crowd There were other matches was giving away points. I had to slow “Borg has unbelievable returns,” The Warriors’ record now stands to a tempestuous though not exactly The Romanian pro, punctuating his pleaser.” Wednesday that did reach a conclu­ 14 points and Jon Lindberg and John Ostrowski 4-0-8, Berger 3-0-6, Brown down a bit,” said the Connors. "After said the 26year-old righthander, who 16-0 while the Cougars slip to 5-12. Ostrowski 8 apiece for MCC. inspiring start. remarks with obscene gestures, was "If you want the top players, then sion through competition. 2-0-4, Lindberg 4-0-8, Roche 0-0-0, losing to him, I had to prove that It attended the post-match news con­ Mattatuck was averaging 109.3 points MCC's next clash is Saturday night given five successive warnings. On he shouldn't have been invited,” said Jimmy Connors avenged his loss to McKiernan 1-0-2, Delmastro 1-0-2, shouldn't have happened.” ference with a bandaged right elbow. per game coming in, best in the against Tunxis (Community (College Modean 2-0-4. Totals 23-2-48. "He went too far." said McEnroe the third warning, under the Grand McEnroe, "but he is one of the top 10 Wojtek Fibak of Poland last week by "I came in here wanting to face Mayer, from Atherton, Ca., has who has been on the receiving end of Prix tournament code of conduct, draws.” rallying from a th r^ set deficit in him. When you lose to someone like I beaten the 26year-old Borg only a few penalties himself. "I was Allison fined him one point. Nastase did not deny using abusive the first set to post a ^3,6-4 victory. did last week the best thing Is to face once, but that was "before he (Borg) Basketball beating him badly but it (Nastase ac­ After Nastase failed to temper his language, but enntended that of- Bjorn Borg, having trouble with a him again right away. Get knocked Mattatuck women hit Du^rty,” he said. nip MCC by point MIDGET Getting a 10-foot jumper from couldn't sustain it with Mattatuck 'Celtics 28 (Chris Mateya 12, Jim ^ -■ r V;;;# Tammie Hyde with 15 seconds to go, rebounding in the second half. Kitsock 6), Knicks 21 (Ray Sprague Mattatuck (Community College held Kim Hannon had 26 points and 9; John Dougan played welll. on for a 70-69 win over Manchester Cathy Langley 17 and 11 rebounds to Bullets 47 (Dan Soucier 15, Bob Community College in women's pace MCC. Hyde netted 19 to pace Lammey 13, Jim Colletti 111; Hawks basketball action last night at East Mattatuck. 23 (Paul Guardino 12. Chris Lavigne Catholic High. MCC’s next outing is Saturday 6. Bruce Rosenberg 5i. Hyde's jumper gave Mattatuck, 7- night against Tunxis Community Modern Janitorial 26 (Dave Kelly 2. a 3-point spread. The Cougars College at East Catholic at 6 o'clock. 221, Manchester Cycle 25 (Carl Skoog came down and attempted to draw a Matiuiurk (TO)—Mirmina 61-113. 16, Jay Mistretta 7l, three-point play but LuAnn Bendel Houseknecht 4 0-0 8, DiBenedetto 1 3- Pizza House 23 (Kevin Heine 11. was allowed to drive in for an un­ 4 5. Carlton 3 6-1312, Beaman 61-2 13. Brian Belcher 5l. American Legion molested layup at the buzzer. Hyde 9 1-6 19. Totals 29 12-26 70. 21 (Cinque Barlow 6, Steve Eew- The setback drops the Cougars to 3- banks 41. 6 for the season. MCC (69) - Bendel 5 3-4 13, 5 MCC took a 43-29 halftime lead Loughlin 10-0 2, Abramowicz 51-411, SENIOR South Carolina’s Ken Dunleavy eyes open Frank Brickowski. Host South Carolina won. with its best opening 20 minutes of Langley 7 3-3 17. Hannon 12 2-4 26. Fogarty Bros. 86 (Carlie Hunt 26, lane and races to basket against defensive (UPI photo) thp ''amnaign. But the Cougars Totals 30 9-15 69. Bruce LeDoyt 22, Frank Morse 13. Keith Bennett 11), Explorers 79 efforts of Penn State’s Graig Buffie (12) and (Barry Schendel 28. Brian Coombs ''%'S 25, Tom Meggers 211. College basketball roundup Tech matmen Moriarty Bros. 951 Kurt Carlson 22, Dan Carlson 20, Mike Ginsberg 18. Mike Wells 18. Bob Beckwith 171. .. . • Fogarty Oilers 83 (Mark Plefka 37. Wake Forest quintet in twin defeat Ron LaVigne 261. I LUNG Two close decisions were dropped pinned Kennedy 3:30, 148 — Bouchard yesterday by the Cheney Tech (Crn sup. dec. Foster 19-4, 157 — Illing stopped Penney freshmen, wrestling ream, 34-32 to Canton High Walter ICTTI pinned Keifer 1:14, 170 (— 47-41, yesterday at the Rams' gym. and 33-29 to Terryville High in Hunter iCT) pinned Barneither 5:45, Greg Turner had 18 points, Chris not ready to fold yet 187 — Benson (Cl won by default. Petersen 11 and Ken Willis 8 to pace Terryville, White-shirted East Catholic icemen John get away," said Maryland coach Lef­ "I knew from the start this wasn’t The double reversal sends the Tech Unlimited — Rich (Cl pinned Adams 7-2 Illing. Willis had 10 rebounds yesterday at Bolton Ice Palace. (Herald 1:32. NEW YORK (UPI) — Whoever ty Driesell. "They did a good job going to be an easy game," said LSU matmen to 8-9 for the season. while Glen Boggini starred defen- Kolano (left) and Rob White celebrate after photo by Pinto) Eagle defenseman Kevin Dickenson (2) Maloney's Bruce SlawInowskI In first period Cheney vs. Terryville: 101 — Boisvert sent Wake Forest to the laundromat taking the ball inside and that hurt us Coach Dale Brown, "I was not Ray Boisvert, Steve Rodonis, Mike sivelv. first period goal against Maloney High has puck near his left boot as he confronts play. (Herald photo by Pinto) will not be happy to hear that they've I CTl sup. dec. O’Leary 22-5, 108 — a lot. This was a tough loss for us. We satisfied at all with our defense, I Cunningham, Lance Bouchard, Tony Paradis ICTI pinned Douyard 1:231,115 come through unfolded. just have to buckle down and see if knew Vanderbilt would give us some Walter and Bud Hunter gained Tech "A lot of people said this team — Jacques iTl pinned Pelletier 1:15, we can get Duke on Saturday. I know problems and they did. We did not wins over Canton foes. Boisvert, 121 — Rodonis (CTl pinned Grace :51, Suit filed would fold," said Wake Forest coach we can play better than this." execute our pressure defense very John Paradis, Rodonis, Bouchard 129— Henry (Tl dec. Cunningham 7-6. Players suspended Soccer Club cops title Carl Tracy after the eighth-ranked Tourney-hound East DALLAS (UPI) — A nephew of Graham led Maryland, 15-5 overall well at all." and Chip Andrulat took victories 134— Higgins (Tl dec. Watkins 12-5,141 MONTREAL (UPI) - Buffalo Deacons downed llth-ranked Manchester Soccer Club senior team capped its regular Dallas Cowboys’ owner Clint and 5-3 in the ACC, with 19 points. At Lexington, Ky., Sam Bowie against Terryville. — Bogne (Tl pinned Kennedy 5:25, 147 Sabres forward Danny Gare and F Maryland 67-60 Wednesday night. — Bouchard (CTl pinned Goderre 1:09. season in the Connecticut Indoor Soccer League’s Premier Murchison Jr. has filed suit in state Albert King finished with 13 and scored 23 points to lead five Ken­ Results: Philadelphia Flyers defenseman "We haven't folded yet. We’ve got Greg Manning had 11 for the Terps. tucky players in double figures and Cheney vs. Canton: 101 — Boisvert 157— Piazza (Tl dec. Walter 13-6.170— Behn Wilson Wednesday were Division last night with a 5-3 win over the Cavaliers at the district court alleging the team too much character." Rodeidge (Ti pinned Hunter 1:52.187 — owner’s family had wrongfully In other games involving top 20 hand Auburn its -lOth straight loss. ICT) pinned Lynch 1:50, 108 — Erick suspended by the league for three icemen in 11th victory Glastonbury Indoor Soccer Facility. Jim Johnstone scored 16 points and (C) pinned Paradis 1:34|, 115 — Andrulat (CTl WBF, Unlimited — games for a stick-swinging battle in a teams, No. 3 DePaul downed Detroit The Wildcats completely dominated witheld a $30 million trust fund from Alvis Rogers and Guy Morgan each Skempris (Tl pinned Adams no time East's edge before Peterson made it The locals will next face the runner-up in the playoffs 69-58, No. 4 LSU defeated Vanderbilt from the outset, outscoring the Colavecchio (C) pinned Schilke 1.10. game last week. With the first line accounting for alive. We will need them in the tour­ him. added 15 to pace the Wake Forest to 122 — Rodonis (CT) pinned Backman given. 3-1 with 33 seconds left in the opening 86-81, No. 6 Kentucky walloped Tigers 19-4 in the first six minutes of six goals. East Catholic High nament and I'm confident they will.” Wednesday evening at 8:30 at the Glastonbury facility. The suit was filed earlier this week the Atlantic Coast Conference 2:41, 129 — Cunningham (CTl dec. trimmed Maloney High, 7-3, in non­ session. He was assisted by McWay Mannix did see his Eagles need Rick Derella had two goals and Randy Swanson, Ed Gar­ by John Dabney Murchison Jr. Auburn 102-74, No. 9 Notre Dame play, with Bowie contributing the' Lazenby 6-2, 134 — Seamens (C) maj. triumph. trimmed LaSalle 60-59, No. 12 first nine points. conference ice hockey action yester­ and Greg White. some work. "We need to work on diner and Bill Young one apiece for MSC, which finished at against the elder Murchison, his son "It was a team victory," added dec. Watkins 16-6. 141 — Bouchard (Cl Sports Parade day at the Bolton Ice Palace. Greg White at 1:26 of the middle controlling the play behind our own Gint III, and cousins Burk Yar­ Tennessee was upset by Mississippi At South Bend, Ind., Kelly E Tracy. "We're very, very pleased The victory ups the tournament- session made it 4-1 off assists by 8-1 with 16 points. The locals scored 76 goals and allowed 26 71-52 and No. 18 Connecticut beat Tripucka scored a game-high 19 net,’’ he stated, “We’ve been in the nine outings. borough Murchisonn Robert Frank with the win, "We were patient on bound Eagle icemen to 11-7 for the linemates McWay and Peterson. allowing teams to free wheel behind Murchison and Coke Ann Murchison. Providence 79-70. points and Tracy Jackson hit two free Tony Vincent offense. We had some steals which At Rosemont, HI., Skip Dillard throws with 41 seconds left to lead season while the reversal drops Fontaine halved the Eagle edge a the net. We'll have to work on that.” helped trigger the fast break a Potter wins Maloney, also a tourney qualifier, to minute later with McWay making it East had a 39-17 edge in shots with scored a career-high 30 points to lead the Irish. The victory extended Notre number of times and we filled the DePaul. The Blue Demons, 19-1, used Dame’s home winning streak to 13 didnH waste 10-4. 5-2 at the 5:25 mark. Fontaine capped Eagle goalie Scott Howat required to lanes well." an effective full-court press to force games. The Fighting Irish are 16-3, in Detroit East winds up its regular slate his hat trick with 1:47 to go in the se­ make only 14 saves compared to 32 Howe to rejoin Whalers time at game Tuesday afternoon against Hall High cond period to make it 5-3 going into for Maloney netminder Bill The teams played even before the Titans into numerous turnovers while LaSalle dropped to 12-8. at the Veteran's Memorial Rink in the closing 15 minutes. Shamock. Wake Forest took the lead for good in building leads of up to 26 points At Oxford, Miss., Elston Turner tennis play West Hartford at 5:45. McWay with a sizzling wrist shot with 14:58 left on a 15-foot jump shot before sending in its reserves in the scored 26 points to boost Mississippi By MILT RICHMAN you mention his name. "It doesn't bother me that much, Rob White opened the scoring for from the deep slot made it 6-3 at 4:12 Defensemen Dan O'Brien and by Mike Helms. Wake Forest then final minutes of the second half. to a surprisingly easy upset in an DETROIT (UPI) - With all the big NEW YORK (UPI) - Tony Saturday against Hawks opened up a seven-point advantage At Nashville, Tenn., Durand SEC game. In the second half. Ole Vincent's father, Salvatore, was says Vincent, a lifelong bachelor East at the 1:07 mark assisted by of the final period and Greg White senior co-captain Kevin Dickenson names of women’s tennis out of the before Maryland staged one more Macklin scored 20 points and LSU born in the Bronx. "Deep down. I Rick Clark and Steve Fastiggi. Greg completed a three-goal hat trick with played well for East. HARTFORD (UPI) - All-star Hospital in Hartford where doctors Howe spent a week in the hospital Miss opened up a 21-point margin as picture because of illness or injury, from the old school, a hardworking rally. fought off stubborn Vanderbilt en Tennessee could get no closer than know how good I am. I don't have to White, assisted by Scott McWay and 1:52 left, assisted by Peterson, Greg White’s three goals gives him defenseman Mark Howe, whose told him he was fortunate the injury before leaving, but the wound the Detroit stop on the women's in­ classical musician who played first Maryland pulled within one, 54-53, route to a Southeastern Conference seven points. trombone for the New York showcase. Fred Kovaleski and I play Kurt Peterson, gave the Eagles a 2-0 "The first line continued to give us a total of 13 for the season. McWay's career nearly ended after a freak in­ wasn’t more serious. They said Howe became infected and be developed a door tour has turned into a glimpse of together and we think we re the best edge at 3:37. good goal production," understated pair gives him 20 goals for the year fever, forcing his return for five when Ernest Graham hit two free victory, the Tigers’ 19th straight At Providence, R .I., Chuck the future. Metropolitan Opera. He couldn’t see jury last Dec. 27, says he will return might have been paralyzed if the goal throws with 6:17 remaining. But the triumph. LSU also got 19 points from Aleksinas hit on ll-of-15 shots and doubles team there is. but we play Maloney's John Fontaine tallied Eagle Coach BUI Mannix, “I am and Peterson now has 27 goals in 18 support struck him one inch in either more days. One of those young whizzes turned his son fiddling around with some to action Saturday when the Hartford Deacons' offense ignited in the final Ethan Martin in winning its 20th scored a game-high 27 points to crazy game that didn't earn him a for the enjoyment, not publicity. I'm the first of his three goals to slice lookine for the second line to come games. Whalers host the Chicago Black direction from the spot. back another Wednesday night when The Whalers have, petitioned the six minutes and their defense turned game in 21 starts and 11th straight power Connecticut. Aleksinas, a 6- nickel. really over the hill Who's gonna Hawks. “I knew I was hurt bad when they an aging veteran all of 19 years old. NHL to take measures which would to a 1-3-1 zone to shut down SEC game to remain two games foot-10 center, also‘‘snared seven “You’re wasting your time. " he write about a 55-year-old man’’ " “I’m out of shape so I’ll have to brought me in the dressing room, but Barbara Potter, defeated 16-year-old assure the prevention of similar ac­ Maryland's attack. ahead of Kentucky in the conference rebounds as Connecticut improved hollered at him. "Go out and get Powerful Hall grapplers start out with short shifts,” Howe when the doctors started checking local newcomer Susie Mascarin, 6-3. For someone who characterizes cidents. They have filed down the "We played good at times but let it race. its record to 16-3. yourself a job. " said between periods of Hartford's my legs to see if I was paralyzed, I 6-3, in the prize-reduced $125,0(X) tour himself that way. Vincent still gives pointed .projections on their own Tony Vincent didn't care about any tie with the Boston Bruins knew something was wrong.” stop. an excellent account of himself on goals and rounded them off. job. Growing up on the sidewalks of defeat Manchester High Wednesday night. Gordie Howe witnessed the acci­ Potter turned pro in January of the court. -NCAA “We heard from the NHL office Elmhurst, N.Y., not that far from the Young and determined Manchester has given the Dapper Dan charities He was injured during a New York dent from the press box and later 1979 after graduating from Taft High "Most of the guys I play against Silk Towners at 170 pounds. Dan Kib­ (Wednesday) that a letter has been Nine-game losing skein School in Watertown, Conn., and has fabled Forest Hills’ tennis courts, he permission for the 1981 Roundball Islanders game when he lost his said he was startled to see the size of never say I play great.” he says. High wrestling team gave all it had ble grappled to a 5-5 stalemate for sent to alt teams asking them to preferred hustling over to the but bowed to a powerful Hall High Classic to be played at the Civic balance after being checked in front his son’s wound when he went to the since climbed to 20th in the WTA "They generally say. Geez. I the other Manchester points. round off the point,” said (xordie neighborhood schoolyard every day squad, 47-14, last night in CCIL com- Arena on April 3. of the goal. Howe slid backwards into dressing room. computer rankings. She was un­ enjoyed the match. ' Howe. seeded for this event. to work on his serve and backhand. petiton at Clarke Arena. The game will feature the U.S. All- the net and an arrow-shaped projec­ “It stuck into him a good five in­ finally ends for Hornets Mascarin. a sophomore at Grosse "I got a pretty good idea of how my Une of the things Vincent did in an The victory moves the Warrior Results: 101 —Howard (M) pinned Stars vs. the Pennsylvania All-Stars. tion supporting the goal plerc^ his ches,” said Howe. "It cut a hole big The younger Howe’s weight has Pointe University-Liggett High father felt about me playing tennis exhibition doubles match at Cape Cod matmen to 6-0 in the league and 11-3-1 Rivis 5:26, 108 —Malluccio (H) pinned rectal area. enough to put your flat through, dropped from 188 to 179. “I still feel a Suffering through nine consecutive Earle got into a disagreerrient. Both tosses with six seconds left. School, just turned pro but her play all the time when I came home one a few years ago drew a big howl overall while the setback sends the Machuga 2:57, 115 —Sharbacow (H) Howe was taken to St. Francis which made me sick.” .. little weak,” he said. “The toughest losses. East Hartford High ter­ were ejected. McKinney left with 13 Pandiscia had 23 points to lead as an amateur on the pro circuit day and found my racket broken In Irom the gallery. Chuck McKinley Silk Towners to 0-7 in CCIL matches pinned LeTourneau 4:32, 122 —Kibble part about coming back will be con­ minated that streak as it outlasted points, Earle 5. East Hartford while Walsh had a like landed her in the top 50 last summer half." laughs Vincent. the former Wimbledon titlist. and and 1-10-2 overall. (M) drew with Paimeri 5-5,129—Tyschen Each side added two points in number to pace Hall. ditioning. It will be like training Hall High, 56-53, in four overtimes in and fall. Was his father responsible for Hank Greenberg, the baseball Hall of Manchester's next match Is Satur­ IH) dec. Griffin 11-6, 135-M . Giuliano three, three-mjnute overtime Eodl Hartford (56) — Campbell 4- (H) sup. dec. Frallicciardi 16-3, 141 camp all over again.” CCIL basketball action last night at The baselining native of Grosse that? Famer who has become a day afternoon at East Hartford High the Hornets’ gym. sessions. In the fourth extra stanza. 1-9, Dean 2-3-7, Earle 1-3-5, Hovanec —Waxier (H) WBF, 148—Bosco (H) sup. Howe, who received more all-star Pointe Shores, Mich., held leads in "He was the only one home. " remarkably accomplished tennis in a 1 o'clock start. The victory, the Hornet^' first East Hartford’s Derek Hovanec pop­ 1-2-4, G. Williams 2-2-6, W. Williams That was more than 40 years ago. dec. Vincent 13-1, 158-Adam (H) maj, votes (99) than any other Wales every game of the final set except the player in recent years, were on the Sophomore Curt Howard upped his since last Dec. 19. ups their league ped home a three-point play follow^ 1-0-2, Pandiscia 9-5-23. Totals 20-16- Today, Tony Vincent, now 55, still other side of the net when McKinley dec. Alemany 8-0, 170 -W alter (M) (Conference defensemann is planning last one where she was unable to personal mark to 11-2 with a pin vic­ pinned Lederman 3:37, 187—T. Giuliano mark to 2-10 and overall standard to by both ends of a one-and-one by Dan 56. has no regular job. He retired after hit a ball that glanced off Vincents to attend Tuesday's exhibition in Los defeat her opponent. tory in the 100-pound class with Mark (HI dec. Zimmerman 8-1, Unlimited 2-11 while the reversal drops the Pandiscia with 20 seconds left for a H all (5 3 ) - Walsh 9-5-23, putting in 17 years as a successful head. Angeles. This was her third indoor tourna­ Walter also registering a pin for the —Kane (Hi pinned Walrath 2:41. Warriors to 7-6 in the CCIL and 8-7 54-49 spread. McKinney 6-1-13, Foley 0-0-0, ment and she hopes to play in Los stock market investor in Wall Street, “Actually, I could use the time to overall. Hall's Bob Rubino answered with a McGann 0-0-0, Dawson 5-0-10, Qua 2- Angeles and Houston, if she can and he's still playing tennis five get back into shape,” said Howe. East Hartford returns to the hoop but Carl Dean iced matters for 1-5, Craemer 0-0-0, Rubino 1-0-2, crack the field. times a week. Hairy shot Smith remains at large "Going to Los Angeles will mean two hardwood Friday night against methe Hornets withwitn a pair ofoi charitycnanty Jackson JacKson 0-0-0.u-u-u. Totals t otals 23-7-53. "She's extremely savvy for such a "Usually I wear a cap.” he 5 days of travel that could be better put Wethersfield High in Wethersfield at young player. How old are you, 15?" explains, recalling the incident. "It to practice time.” 8 o’clock. Potter asked, underguessing her op­ Still a scrambler was so hot on this particular day. I in latest boxing scandal Since Howe’s injury, the Whalers The Hornets had a 14-6 lead at the ponent's age by a year. “Wow! I’m Vincent never attracted too much wore a rubber band instead of a cap turn and 23-18 bulge at the intermis­ Bird far off game LOS ANGELES (UPI) - Muham­ and I’m not going to say he’s wrong.” have complied a record of M l-4 and an aging vetbran," she said. publicity during the 12 years he was to keep my hair down. I always brush sion before moving to a 35-24 bulge mad Ali says the Harold Smith he Welis Fargo chairman, Richard dropped from 11th to 16th in the on the regular tennis circuit, possibly my hair forward and it started to fly befriended wouldn't invent the \TK”-X- NHL’s overall standings. after three periods. Hall, however, because essentially he played the all the way back when the shot Cooley, meanwhile, issued a state­ rallied in the fourth quarter behind Charges that Wells Fargo Bank of­ ment dismissing Smith's ac­ with injury to hip same kind of game Harold Solomon McKinley hit broke the rubber band. Tim Walsh's 9 points and 8 from Carl ficials tried to kill him to cover up a cusations. does now. He always was and still is I didn't know whether to go for my McKinney to draw even at 43-43 after PHILADELPHIA (UPI) - The "He looked a little slow, somewhat Junior matmen a scrambler. hair or the ball. " $300 million embezzlement scheme, "We find preposterous the state- regulation. accusations the bank calls ■ment that high officials of the bank Watson ready Boston Celtics hoped that the six between 50 and 75 percent but more lose first bout That didn't prevent the stocky Turning serious. Vincent says he Hall’s hopes were crimped in the days between games would help the on the low side." the Sixers' Julius World War II Air Force bombardier considers beating Hoad in the Monte preposterous. and defalcations amounting to $200 fourth stanza as standout Carl Smith, a boxing promoter being to make move injured hip of Larry Bird. Erving said. Manchester Junior High wrestling from being ranked among the top 20 Carlo quarter-finals in 1956 the million or more are involv^," McKinney and East Hartford's Terry It didn't. ' sued by Wells Fargo for $21.3 million Cooley said. "He's going to give me his best but team dropped its first match of the tennis players in the United States biggest victory of his career. He also SAN DIEGO (UPI) - Tom Watson Bird, the Celtics' top scorer and over an alleged bank fraud, still had he’s still hurt," Celtics' coach Bill season, 44-21, to J.F. Kennedy of En­ seven different times between 1946 calls Greenberg, the 70-year-old "Based on (our) investigation, we got his first 1980 victory in the San Waters on mend rebounder., played 35 minutes Fitch said. "We're going to have to not surfaced Wednesday after calling are convinced that the loss of funds field yesterday at Illing. and 1956. He won the Wimbledon former Detroit Tigers' first Diego Open and went on to collect DALLAS (UPI) — Cowboys’ Wednesday night but was not at full think about resting him. He has no The junior high grapplers are now seniors' doubles championship with newspapers and broadcasters In New involves approximately $21.3 million, baseman, one of the toughest com­ more than half a million dollars in his veteran strong safety Charlie Waters speed as the Philadelphia 76ers speed but his competitiveness still is 8-1 for the season. Gardnar Mulloy in 1971 and earned ' York and Los Angeles to level his ac­ and all but h million is covered by in­ petitors " he has ever seen on a tenrtis fourth successive year as leading underwent surgery Wednesday on his handed his team a 107-1()4 defeat to there. He did some good things even Results: 101 — Deschenes (K) pinned the U.S. 35-year and over title in cusations that bank officials master­ surance.” court, and he's serious about that, money-winner on the PGA tour. right knee, a team spokesman said. take a two-game lead on Boston in though he is hobbled." Bogli :49, 108 — Santana (Ml pinned Lee either the singles or doubles on five too. minded an embezzement, not of $21 The FBI is investigating the bank The slender Missourian looks Team physician Dr. Marvin Knight the Atlantic Division. 1:41,115— Gilman (K) maj. dec. Borgida separate occasions. "1 never saw him play baseball, " million but up to $300 million, and embezzlement. ready to break through again this performed the operation at a Bird, who briised his left hip in a Bird, who saw limited action in 13-2, 122 - Roy (Kl pinn^ Palmer :35, He has, in his time, beaten some then tried to kill him and abduct his Vincent says, "but I can't possibly After its own investigation. Wells year In the $250,000 San Diego Open, Muenster, Texas hospital to remove first-period collision in last week’s Sunday's All-Star game in Richfield, 129 — Ciemnewski (K) sup. dec. Edwards great players, including Lew Hoad, 22-4, 135 — Giordano (K) pinned Haizard imagine he played it with any more young son. Fargo filed a $21.3 million suit which starts today at two Torrey some cartllege from the knee and game against the 76ers but continued Ohio, said he felt the hip getting Billy T al^rt and Mulloy in competi­ "That's not the Jlaroid Smith I 1:42, 141 — Harris (M) dec. Rivera 76, determination and intensity than he against Smith and several others, Pines golf courses. strengthen a ligament. Waters, who to play, shot just 4-of-16 from the better with increased playing time. tion, and even Pancho Gonzalez once does tennis. " know," Ali told United Press Inter­ 148 — Wemmell (Ml pinned Frederick alleging the money was fraudulently The $45,000 first prize would give missed the entire 1979 season, will be field for 11 points although he did “We wanted to test it," he said. in a practice set. Still, there aren't He did. and you know what. Tony” national. "He wouldn’t say that un­ 2:18, 158 — Emery (K) pinned Senkow withdrawn through an internal Watson a sharp boost in his quest for hospitalized another week and in a have a team-high 12 rebounds. He "The longer I played the better it that many people outside the im­ When Hank was a kid, his father less it was real. ;47, 170 — Fields (K) pinned Chetelat manipulation of funds involving ac­ East’s Scott McWay (4) has his stick on defense In non-conference play at Ice a fifth money title but as always cast for three to four weeks, the entered (he game averaging nearly felt. I guess it's a one day at a time 2:55,186— Ralston (K) pinned Marx2:07, mediate tennis cognoscenti who don't told him he was wasting his time on “I don't know where he got his counts at branches in Beverly Hills there are a bunch of hungry, skillful spokesman said. 21 points per contest. thing." - Unlimited — Ratcliffe (Ml WBF. start scratching their heads when some crazy game, (oo. facts. I'm not going to say he's right and Santa Monica. Calif. Ice as he finds path hindered by Maloney Palace. (Herald photo by Pinto) youngsters hustling for top prises. I 16 - EVENING herald, Thura.. 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Pit. major, minor, 3:58; Mokeskl 3 24 B. Wright 2 44 8. Long 4 3- St. Vincent (P a) 75. Waynesburg 8 Philadelphia — Returned left wing been changed by Fullerton instructors from F's to D’s on MarkelT, Win. major, minor. 3:56; Staten Island ®. York 9 Greg Adams to Maine of the American Babych. Win. major, 4:9. Lonsberry, 4 11. Tyler I 64 8. Robinson 4 24 10. Drew 4 24 10. Lee 0040. Totals82844 Stockton St. M. Trenton St. 8 (20T) Figure Hockey League. the orders of then Fullerton track coach Tom Gilmer, the Pit.4;»; Carlyle. Pit, 15:51; Baxter. Pit, ® Susquehanna M. Wilkes® St. Louis— Returned goalie Rick Helm Times said. 17:51; Lecuyer, Win. 19:43. KANSAS CITY (91) Syracuse 74. Seton Hall G to their Salt Lake City farm club. Second period-2. Pittsburgh. Schutt 19 Wedman 8 14 18. King 9 4-5 8 , Lacey lem ple® , HofstraSS Skating College Hockey (Lee. Malone) 10:9. Penalties — Northw„Un.-Ap^ln,«.T«ILel.«. „ ® 8 04 12. Gninfeld 4 04 8. Ford 8 1-1 17, UMass-B^ton®. 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Manchester has been elected to the new nursing care plan for each individual 11:18. Penalties — Rissling. Pit. 2:56 - By United Press Internallwuii academic fre^om and do not extend it solely to athletes. NATIONAL HOCKEY LEAGUE Three point goal-Wedman. Fouled out Alabaman. Mississippi St. 79 U.S, Figure Skating Championships patient. Baxter. Pit, major, 15:19. l^uyer. Win, Armstrong St. M, AugusUSl Ross has denied any involvement regarding the credit position of assistance treasurer and direc­ Bv United Press Internationa) ■^None. Total fouls-Detroit 19, Kansa; At San Diego.Calil..Feb.4 Mrs. Gallichant is a graduate of Campbell Conference minor, tivc-mioote match penalty i minor City'i: T«hnica™ Deroit'l looe defen- .Bluefield t). Less 76 Senior Women's tor of finance for The Stanley Works. served by Steen). 15:19; Carlyle. Pit. se) A -ll (HR CaUwba74, Pfeiffer® card abuse and told the newspaper he had never fur­ Patrick Divisimi 16.8. (After compulsory figures) Burlington Cktunty Vocational Technical W L T Pts GF GA Cent. Florida®. Biscayne® 1. Priscilla Hill, Lexingim, Mshs., 10 nished telephone credit card nun^bers to any athlete for Johnson will report to John C. Shots on goal-Pittsburgh 11-13-10-34. LOS ANGELES itffi) Charleston 78. Baptist 6>ll. M High School in Mount Roll, N.J. She is NY Islanders 34 14 8 78 2M IG Winnipeg 1K54-24 Chones50410. Wilkes94-612 Abdul- ordinals. 121.4 points. 2. Elaine Zayak, their private use. Pritchard, treasurer. He will be responsi­ Philadelphia ® 14 8 ffi 20B l.'iZ Citadel 75, Presbyterian® Paramus. N.J., 16. 1179. 3. Usa-hbrie married to Peter Gallichant and lives in Goaiics-Piltsburgh. Ricci. Winnipeg, Jabbar 10 9-15 9 , Nixon 5 0410. Cooper ClemsOTiG, No. Carolina St. 76 ble for domestic and foreign treasury ac­ Calgary 22 ® 11 191 19 Hamel A-11.9® 924 9 . Carter 1 042. Landsberger204 Allen. Colorado Springs. Colo., 9.113.8. 19 21 13 M Iffi 194 Davis it Elkins 101. 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Chicago 8 24 7 53 215 McAdam. Min, 8:8; Ftorek. Que, 11 46 Fla. Southern G. St. Leo M Wash.. 61. 9. Kristy Hogan. The University of Georgia Johnson has been director of inter­ 5 ^14 7J. Bradley 1 4-4 6. Orr 4 2-2 10. Edmonton 16 27 9 41 91 29 McCarthy, Min. 12 39. Lacroix, Que, Georgia8. Florida® Indianapolis, 8 , 96.0. 10, Stephanie Labelle 203-203-572, Bill She is a resident of East Hartford. Buse 3 0-1 6. Johnson 2 24 6. Totals 35 Glenville M. Concord 75 is waiting for a ruling from national finance for The Stanley Works Colorado 16 9 8 40 173 29 15 12 25f-34 96. Anderson. Phoenix.89.G.3. SATURDAY Winnipeg 6 37 10 8 164 243 Guilford78. Mars Hill® Reichert 514, Andy Second oeriod-2. Quebec, Richard 31 Los Angeles 6 9 23-lG Junior Men's the NCAA on the legality of since 1977. He joined Stanley in 1967 as Wales Conference (Goulet,. urivierei, 2:44 3, Minnesota. Indiana Hampden-SydneySl. Bridgewater® (After short program) Michaud 202-531, Joe Indiana 8 8 31 2 0 -W James Madison 73. Towson St. ® a proposed insurance agen­ manager of internal auditing and was ap­ Norris Division Payne 9 (B, Sm ith. McCa:arthy).ll;® rthy). 11 4. Three-]--‘-point goal-Davis. Fouled out- 1. Paul Wylie. Denver,9ordlnal8,©.8 W L T Pis GF GA Quebec. RichardG (Tardif,dif, P. SlastnyiSlastn;tnyi, Kentucky IG. Auburn 74 points 2. James Cysan, Colorado Tolisano 200-216-562, Bob None. Total ioul»—Los Angeles ®. LSU n» vamKrbiltSI cy several Bulldogs fans point^ director of internal auditing in Los Angeles 8 16 7 71 201 I7:®.5. Quebec. Hunter 13 (unassistea). Indiana 9 A—15 0rr Springs. 17. ©48,3. John Filbig, Garden Edwards 212-543, Mac Office closing Montreal 9 18 6 G 219 161 18:8. 6, Minnesota. HartsburgIHartsburgh 7 Lehigh71, Delaware® Grove. C alif. 18. © 72.4. ScoU Williams. want to set up for All- 1972. He became director of planning and HANDI-CUTS Pittsburgh ' 18 9 8 44 191 233 (McCarthy. Shrmn. 19:9 PenaTties- WASHINGTON i®i Louisville 86. Tulane® Redondo Beach, Calif., 31. © ©, 5. Scott MacDonald 206-520, Norm America running back control in 1973 and director of treasury BLDG. MATERIALS I 4'x8' PANELING Hartford 15 9 12 G 9 t 250 Hunter. Que. 5 2^. Hunter. Que. 12.9. Ballard 122-2 9 . Hayes 2 2-6 6, Unseld Methodism, Greenslxiro Coll. ® pom pson. Chicago. 34. ©.44. 6, Scott Soren 203-534, Gino MANCHESTER - Dr. Albert Rubin, a Detroit 14 8 II 9 IG 215 Roberts. Min. 12 9 ; Que. bench (served 2 ,(W) 4. Grevey 2 4-4 8, Porter 4 24 10. Mississippi 71. Tennessee52 Driscoll. Natick. Mass . 46.©.18,7. Craig Herschel Walker in an services in 1976. rn'Kl/rWAFfmOARD J QA A'xB'xl/A' (S.2MM) INT. PLYWOOD Adams Division by Therrieni. 14:15; Hartsburgh. Min. Kupchak 8 3-4 19. Collins 2 24 6. Mahorn Mt. SI. fu ry 's® . FrostburgS Henderson. Stockton. Calif.,« . ©16,8 Calderone 502, Bob dermatologist, with offices at 29 Haynes » 4.99.0 ?rit 10.99io N.C. A&T75.Jick8on St. 56 attempt to prevent the Prior to joining Stanley, he was ...... >...... I.OT Buffalo 25 10 16 ® 203 156 15 8 ; Beaupre. Min. (served by 1 (M) 2. McCarter 1 (M) 2. Carr 8 (H) 12 500, John Booth St., has announced the closing of his office a»g.9.tt...... 8.49 Minnesota 25; 15 12 G 18 19 San(ent).17:(»;Thernen.Que. 17:9. Roberts I (M)2, Totals 4115-9 » . Navy ®, Westminster 49 freshniait star from con­ associated with Air Products and Boston 8 9 9 55 204 I® Tnird period-?. Quebec. Cloutier 2 (P SEATTLE (1«) New Orleans87. U.S. Int'159 e o .^ 8» 10. Garey Dye. aeveland,« . 501, (Charlie Church 514, at 60 Gillette St., Hartford. 2'x4'x7/16’WAFEI»OARD « ?» 5.99io ^ 10.99io 2® 241 Old Dominion ®, Geo. Mason 61 sidering a rumored |2 (Chemical Inc. and with Coopers and 4'x8'x1/8’’HARDBOARD , Toronto 17 8 9 43 SU^tnyK 2:8, 8. Weir 4 (P. Slastnyi____ , . Bailey 8 1-2 17. J. Johnson 3 4-4 10. Vic Costanzo 508, Mike He will continue his practice at the ...... A ./y Quebec 14 9 13 41 19 225 19:®. Penallies-Payne. Min. major- Sikma 4 4-4 12. V. Johnson 5 6-7 16 RichmondO, BallimoreG million offer from the Lybrand, certified public accountants. aig.4.9*...... G .yy Wednesday s Results minor. 13:9. Picheite. Que. major-minor. Westphal 5 5-6 15. Donaldson 2 2-6 6 Roanoke 75. Maryville56 Okolbrick 523, Don Dzen Manchester office. Office hours are by ap­ 2'x4'x3/4’ WAFERBOARD !» 7.99w ?»t 12.99io N Y Rangers9.angel N Y Islanders3 13.9; Weir, Quo. 13.9 Hanrlik 2 4-68. Walker 3 2-2 8. Brown 6 Rollins 2 . E ckerd2 Canadian Football League. Johnson is a graduate in accounting of - Sewanee®, Fisk® 542, Wayne Gauvln 504, pointment only and may be made by 4'x8'x1/8’PEGBOARD . a a Boston 3. Hartford3 1tie) Shots on goaf-Minnesota 8-I0-12-® 4-4 16. Dorsey 0040. Totals 9 8-40 I® atg.s.3«...... D . n a*g.s.t«...... 4 . y y Quebec 6. Minnesota 2 Quebw 9-11-6-9 Washington 9 9 9 2 4 - ® So. Carolina 70. Penn St. ® Steve Schindler 212-520, In the 1960s, I spent a the University of Connecticut. He is a cer­ calling 649-6745. ?»» B.99io ?», 12.99io Chicago 6. Edmonton 3 Goalies-Minnesota. Beaupre Quebec,Seattle 8 9 8 2 6 - 1 ® St. Andrews 1®. Coker 74 Golf Georgia Coach Vince air of seasons with the tified public accountant, a past president A'xA'xl/A” WAFERBOARD « Piltsbureh 3. Winnipeg 2 Bouchard A-14.852 Three point goals-Ballard 2 Fouled St. Paul's®, N.C. Central81 John Miller 524, Lloyd Dooley said Monday he had Thursday s Games oul-None Total fouls-Washington 9 St Francis(Pai® . Wheeling^ :ansas City A's before of the Southern New England chapter of a * g .4 a * ...... O > 0 / SH. 9.9910 !»» 14.99 .a N Y Rangers at Boston Seattle 18 A-I3,6f«. Tenn.-Martins, Missouri Bapl.2 Torrey 201-516. forwarded the proposal to retiring. Yeah, I was get­ ^V. Va. Wesleyan 78. W. Va Tech 71 the Institute of Internal Auditors and a STEP LADDERS Buffalo at Philadelphia ting slow. But I managed 4'x4'x7/16”WAFERBOARD - « - WEATHERED GRAY OR WEATHERED Minnesota at Montreal CHICAGO il®i (OT) NCAA headquarters out­ member of the American Institute of Cer­ Job needed Los Angeles at Delroii Wake F orests. Maryland® S A side Kansas City and said to bounce an inside-the- a * s - L i 9 ...... O i A / Greenwood 10 2-3 2 . Kenon 5 04) 10. W, Liberty 64. &lem 57 tified Public Acountants and the Financial WOOD BUCKSKIN BARNBOARD PLANKING Toronto at St. Louis Gilmore 6 1-1 13. Theus 6 8-6 9 PINNETTES- Rosemary ark homer past Mickey Wm. & Mary 75. Va, Military© he expects an answer in Washington at Calgary Wilkerson 3 0-1 6. Sobers 10 5-6 9 PGA Money Leaders Thibodeau 486, Anita lantle in Yankee Stadium Ehcecutlves Institute. HARTFORD— The Community A'xB'xS/A” WAFERBOARD Fridev's Games Basketball Midwest B 5 rir. R*g.2i.w...... 17.9 9 Rig.«.w...... 18.99 bundto Wilkes 0 06 0. Jones 2 i-l 5. Dietrick 3 By United Press Inleraational about a week. — an ironic way to say Johnson, his wife and two daughters live Renewal Team is asking area employers a * e - ( 2 - H ...... 1 U . U O Detroit at Buffalo 2-2 8 Totals « 19-2 1® Allegheny®. John Carroll® (40TI (Through Bing Crosby National Pro-Am) Shorts 179-485, Sandy Pittsburgh at Colorado CLEVELAND(») Augsburg Q. St. Thomas ® David Berst, enforce­ goodbye. to inform them of job vacancies in their B eth el^ St O lafS I Lon Hinkle 167.940 Funkenbusch 460, Ginger at 236 Ferguson Road, Manchester. 2*x4'x1/4’’LUAN PLYWOOD « a a 6R. ■•s.t4.w...... 24.99 Winmoeg at Edmonton Carr 6 4-4 16. Mitchell 6 2-3 14. 2. Johnny Miller 61,548 ment director for the organizations. American Hockey League Laimbeer 5 1-2 11. Bratz 6 1-1 14 Bethany®. Sterling48 Yourkas 461, Sandy Adams SHELVING BowlingGreen 54. Bail St. © 3. Bruce Lietzke 2.8 9 NCAA, said earlier he did By United Press IntemaTional Phegley 7 4-6 19. Ford 1 06 2, 4. David Graham ©.475 181-473, Patty Bamowski " “U'lll'H '(H ISSI) A1I3 Itra tli CRT has a current list of prospective Northern Division i Washington 7 1-1 15. Smith 1 3-4 5 CapiUlTB. Mt. Union76 8 FT. R*g.S4.«t...... 34.99 Cent. Michigan 1®. Miami (Oi G 5. John Cook 48.79 not believe the insurance U| (uSniiui >H (laossi) f.y pot employees, some unskilled and others 4'x4'x1/4’'UIAN PLYWOOD - a a W L T Pis GF GA Jordan 0 06 0 Totals 9 16-9 ® 6 Jerry Pate 4738 184-453, Maryann Garbeck (StSI IMI) »aW>A x n ‘“I «PI3|J 1'x12’'x4'nNE A - . Maine 9 17 5 2M \m Chicago 9 9 2 32-1® Cleveland St. 74. Valparaiso © agency proposal would be New president ■•S.7.M...... 9 .yy ALUMINUM NATIONAL BASKETBALL ASStXlI 7 Mike Reid 2® 3 ino ui W>H hS m suv semi-skilled, and will make every effort to Rog.lJO...... « . l O New Bruns 25 21 5 ® Cleveland 9 212 27-® Dayton®. Butler® 178-459, Diane Thomas 461, 191 179 TION DePaul 9 , Detroit © 8. David Edwards 2 9 0 approved, F Nova Scotia 24 8 3 51 200 202 Three-point goals - Bratz. Phegley 9. Ben Crenshaw 9.4* place them in positions that are com­ 2'x4'x1/2” C.DJ(. PLYWOOD « „ 5 FT. itog. u . n ...... 24.99 Elaslern Conference Defiance 9 . BlufftonS Lois Brown 465. (c) 1(11 NBA. Inc. I’xIB'xA'RNE « A . Springfield 21 8 3 45 IG 2® Atlantic Division Fouled oul-None, Total foul»-Chicag 10. Calvin Peete 8.6® EAST HARTFORD— C. Robert parable to their experience and/or t * g .4 4 « ...... O m O i Southern Division Doane 71 Dana 54 Rog.4JO...... a .A 4 W L Pci GB 8 , Cleveland 18. Tcchnicala-Clevelam E. Illinois 76, St. Joseph’s © 11. Dan Halldorson 8 * 6 “ I had the people in- ______Wallace, owner of the Wallace Co., was Hershev 9 16 4 G 211 178 Philadelphia 46 10 ,G1 — team. Cleveland Coach Musselman f2 12. D A. Weibring 2,008 training. Pre-screening and orientation 6 FT. Rig. I7.f*...... 29.99 Rochester 24 8 4 52 ejected). Ford (ejected). A-4.B8. GusUvus©, MacaIesterS7 13. Bill Rogers volved send me a detailed 4'x4'x1/2'C.DJ(. PLYWOOD . . . 1® )91 Boston 43 11 796 2 Hastings IG. Midland 81 8,62 formally installed as tl% president of the will be done by the team’s employment 1''x12*x8' RNE J. A A Adirondack 2 9 4 48 91 218 14. Bobby Clampett 9,973 New York 2 2 503 13 PORTLAND 11®) Heidelberg®. Marietta® rundown on what they were Explorer$ play Greater Hartford Board of Realtors Inc. ■ • o - t '** ...... 0 . / 4 Rig. 440...... 4 .0 A New Haven 18 24 6 42 1® 1® Washington 9 9 .464 9 L5. Mark Lye 17,4© specialist. ■ ' 8R. Rig. St.W...... 47.9 9 Binghamton 18 9 4 40 178 21 Gross 4 2-3 10. Thompson 6 6-8 18. Ind-Pur. In^lsTB. Ind. T ech2 (OT) proposing and forwarded it E g .. H a rtfn rn New Jersey 15 C 9 3 314 Kansas St. 7ti. Missouri © 16. Tom Kite 16,848 6 l o t e on Jan. 20 at the East Hartford Ramada For further information please call Wednesday 's Results Owens 6 1-2 13. Paxson 7 1-115, Ransey Central Division Lewis n . Illinois Tech © 17. Barney Thompson 1624 rxIR'AH)* RNE e . a Adirondack 3. Hershev 2 8 5621, Gate 0 2-2 2. Washington 3 1^7, 18. Hale Irwin 1621 Inn. Ronald Brown at 278-9950, ext. 290. Maine 4. New Brunswick 2 Milwaukee 9 15 .72 — Bates 8 06 13. Harper 00-3 0. Cropton 0 McPherson 81. St. Mary ® SHEET GOODS Rig. 1.00...... D .4 U Indiana 2 24 571 8 Muskingum ©. Wooster 49 19 ScoU Simpson 1590 Thursday Wallace was former president of the Rochester5, New Haven4 Chicago 9 2 5® 114 1-3 I. Touts 40 1960 1®. 9 J.C. Snead 15,42 Thursday's Game GOLDEN STATE (115) Neb. Wesleyan® Concordia 79 BASKETBALL should have that informa- ble playoff bertt Barrows and Wallace Co., past president Cleveland 2 8 4® No. Illinois8 . Toledo© 21. Dan Pohl 15,10 E Adirondack at Hershey Atlanta 19 35 352 9 King 6 04) 12. Smith 2 44 8. Carroll 6 8 . Ray Floyd 14,112 East Catholic at Aquinas 4'x8'x3/8” PARTICLE BOARD...... 4 4 9 Friday's Games I- l 13, Free 9 10-12 9 . Reid 2 06 4 Northern St .W. Mankato St. 79 tion now and I expect we’ll NEB'?.’^“?ia ? '^ o rH a ? d of the Multiple Listing Service of Greater Detroit 13 44 29 2Tk Notre Dame®. LaSalle© S . Lee Trevino 1S©0 (girls), 8 Economic look STUDS Rochester at New Haven Western Conference Romar 4 3-4 11, Ray 3 06 6. Short 112-4 24. Larry Nelson 13,58 hear from them, oiie way Airex Sunday at Portland Hartford Inc., and a director of the Maine at Nova Scotia 24. Chenier 2 2-2 6. Parker 00-2 0, Lucas Ohio U. 79. W. Michigan 74 9 . Bob Eastwood 4'x8'x1/2' C.DJ(. YPSHUTHINO.8.99 Midwest Division Ohio Wesleyan 9 . Denison 57 13.419 ICE HOCKEY or th? other, in about a Hieh at 7 -m nm (Connecticut Association of Realtors. W L Pci GB 1 06 3 Touts « 2-37 115 9 . John Mahaffey 1390 EAST HARTFORD — The economic 2''x4’'x8'YELLOW Hartford 021-3 Portland 2193128-1® Ohio Northern IG, Baldwin-Wallace 9 2 . Mike Sullivan Manchester at Fermi (En­ week. If the NCAA says team s are 3-5 San Antonio 9 9 .68 — Otlerbein ©, Kenyon 49 12,775 Also installed as officers and directors 4'x8'x5/8*C.DJ(.YP SHEATHING. a a R N E ...... 1.3 7 Boston 120-3 Houston 9 9 473 Golden State 8 9 24 33-115 9 . Peter Jacobsen 11.675 field Rink), 9 p.m. outlook for the 1980s will be Uie topic a t ' 4 First period—1. boston, Bourqu Three point goals-Bales Lucas SW Missouri ®, Missouri-Rolla® 9 . Michael Brannan they can’t do it, then Uiat’s s^gjon and have divided a of the Greater Hartford Board of Realtors a « s - i 7 . t t ...... i G . y y Kansas City 9 9 .4® 10 St. Louis R, Florida St. 71 1199 the Feb. 20 breakfast meeting of the rxR'xB' FURRING (Redmoodi 18:12 Penallie*- McCrim- Fouled oul-None. ToUl fouls-Portlan 9 . George Archer 1194 Utah 8 8 .411 13 9 . Golden Stale 8 . A-10.466. St. John's (Minn) O. Hamline61 pair of earlier Ults." were: Bruce Cagenello, vice president; mon. Bos. major 8:17. Douglas, Hart, Denver 9 34 .370 15 31. Brad Bryant 10,60 Friday Greater Hartford Convention and Visitors STRIPS...... 370 major. 8:17. O'Reilly, Bos. major, 8:41. St. Cloud St. 9 , Moorhead St. tt Peter S. Gutterman, vice president; Bar­ A'xB'xl/A"WAFERBOARD . a a Dallas 8 47 .145 ZTi DALLAS (®7...... Steubenville®. DykeTD 8 . Mike Donald 1028 BASKETBALL Bureau. Brubaker. Hart, major. 8:41, Smith. Pacific Division Taylor 75. Earlham© 8. Jack Renner 996 1 * 9 .7 .M ...... o ^ y y rx3'x8'FURRING Hart, 10:®; Crow der.^s. 13 9 , Craig LaGarde 2 3-4 7.. Spanarkel_ 3 04 6. Manchester at Conard, 8 Irish and Army in grid game bara L. Ashley, secretary; Robert J. Phoenix C 16 724 — Lloyd 3 06 6. Huston i Wabash Vail. 9 , Sullivan © 34. George Burns 9,810 Edward J. Stockton, commissioner of Bos. (served by Jonathan) 13 n 3 04 6. Mack 3 O-I 9 . John Schroeder Los Angeles 2 18 673 3'a 6. Davis 2 06 4. Robinzine 5 4-4 14. Wiltenberg79. Oberlin » 990 East Catholic vs, South Brosmith, treasurer; Louis E. Allen, STWPS...... 570 Boutetle. Hart. 13:36: Barnes. Hart. Golden State 9 9 26 114 Wright S t.n . Youngstown S t© ®. Mark O'Meara 925 EAST RUTHERFORD, the Meadowlands, and the Department of Economic Develop­ 4'x8'x7/16’ WAFERBOARD...... 7 . 9 7 17:®. Jeelani 1 4-4 6. Tietkiewicz 4 06 9 2 . Keith Fergus Lawrence Edward J. Bill, Richard C. Portland 9 9 5® 13 Byrnes 0 06 0. Boynes 2 04 4. ToUls 9 Xavier (0)©. Evansville® 8©7 Catholic at UofH, 8 N.J. (UPI) — Notre Dame ment, will be the featured speaker at the Second period-2. Hartford, Sims 13 San Diego 24 31 49 I6>a 3 . Curtis Strange 8.4M we’re sure fans will agree Buckley, Adrienne T. (Cunningham, James iROTers. Boutettei. 0:54; 3. Boston, II- 17 ®. Southwest Rham at Cheney Tech, 8 Seattle 2 31 415 ma HOUSTON 11161 9 . Bob Murphy 8 9 ( and Army have agreed to morning get-together to be held at Uie Middleton 9 (Bourque. Park). 1:57. 4, Midw«lernSl,91. McMurryG • Andy Bean that this is the kind of at­ M. DeMund, Raymond J. Foley Jr., Wednesday s Results Reid 6 2-2 14, Willoughby 9 86 21 Nebraska 71. Oklahoma© 8,18 Penney at Hall, 8 Ramada Metro Meeting Center In East Boston. McCrimmon 7 (unassisted). 41 Bud Aliin 8.0© play their 1983 game in San Diego 110. New Jersey IG Malone 9 3-3 21. Dunleavy 2 2-3 6 Oklahoma St. 76, Kansas 73 traction they enjoy,” he Richard C. Havunen, Kenneth H. Spivey, 12 :9:5, Hartford. Miller 15 (Abrahamss- Philadelphia IG. Boston 104 42 Ed Fiori 8®2 East Hartford at Giants Stadium, the New Hartford beginning at 7:30 a m. on. Simsi, 16:40. Penaltie^-Bourque Leavell 3 2-2 8. Henderson I 1-2 3 SanU Feffl. N.M. Highlands 71 ©. Jim Nelford added. and Sharon F. Wilson, directors. Chicago 1®. Cleveland® Murphy 5 5-5 15, Paultx 4 1-2 9 Southwestern 1®. Hou.-Tillotson78 7.6® Wethersfield, 8 Bos. 0:48, Sims. Hart. 1,9, Mcllhargy Los Angeles IG. Indiana ® 44 Bob Giitier 7.4® Jersey Sports and Exposi­ The authority, which The breakfast will also salute persons Hart. 2:2, Boutelte. Hart. 9 9 . Park. Tomjanovich 7 2-2 16, Jones 1 14 3 St. Mary'sTD.St. Edward's69 Windsor at Glastonbury, Officers and directors for the Greater Kansas City91. Detroit® ToUls 47 2 - 9 116. West 46. George Cadle 799 tion Authority said involved in the economic development of Bos. 16:12. Foster. Bos. 19:2 46. Lanny Wadkins operates the stadium, has Houston 111 Dallas® Dallas 1623 821-® Colorado 8 . Iowa St. O 798 8 Hartford Multiple Listing Service were Third period-6. Hartford. Stoughton9 San Antonio 13T>. Denver 12 47. Tom Watson 7,043 Tuesday. also invited Navy and the Greater Hartford area. (unassisted). 17:9, Penalties- McNab Houston S 18928-116 Redlands 74. Pomona-Pitzer® also installed. They are: Richard C. I^oenix 114, Utah 68 Whittier lG .aiT ech 4 9 « Chip Beck 6.721 Coventry at Bolton, 8 Bos. 9:45: Miller. Hart. 12:G Three point goals-Tielkiewicz. Foulei 49. JacK Nicklaus The decision by the Notre Dame, which have Reservations can be made by calling Seattle 1®. Washington® out-None. Total fouls-DaHas9. Hous­ 693 Buckley, president; Dorothy R. Nuckols, Shots on goal-Boston 9-18-8-35. Hart­ Golden State 115. Portland 1® 56. Craig Sladler 697 South Windsor al traditional football rivals, 728-6789. ford 5-104-8 ton 16. Technical-None. A-893. scheduled a meeting for vice president; Henry R. Frey Jr., Thursday's Game 51. Jim Colbert 5.79 Newington whose only appearance Goalies-Boston. Craig Hartford. Gar­ Boston at Milwaukee UTAH iS i ©. Vance Adams 6.191 1982, to play additional secretary; Peter B. Janes, treasurer; rett. A—D.149. Friday's Games ©. Tom Purtier 5,164 Rockville al Windsor together at the stadium Dantley 6 7-10 19. Poquetle 4 4-4 12. ffi. Wally Armstrong games in New Jersey. Indiana at Boston Wilkins 3 2 2 8. Green 2 14 5, Griffith 6 B 5.0® Locks Bruce Cagenello, Philip R. Gagnon, Edmonton o 2 1-3 San Diego at Philadelphia 56. Tom JenkiAs 499 came in 1977, was Monthly meeting WALL COVERINGS CEILINGS DOORS 04 12. Duren I 06 2. Bristow 6 24 14. Soccer Chicago 132-6 Milwaukee at Cleveland 57T Larry Ziegler 423 Conard al Manchester William G. Galske, Lynne F. Gillette, First period-l. Chicago, Savard 19 Nicks 114 3. Judkins 0 3-4 3. Bennett 0 “gratifying to the Sports Army has also indicated Los Angeles at Detroit 5-7 5. Cooper 3 04 8. ToUls S 9 - 8 9 . 57T Wayne Levi 4,613 (girls), 8 Frances Y. Hurwit, John D. Jackson, i r x 1 2 * C U A R MIRROR TILES 2 TUBE FLUOR. GRID UOHT . a a a (Wilsom. 8:46 . Penalties-Bullev, Chi. New York at Chicago 57T Danny Edwards 423 Authority,” said Roberty HARTFORD — The Connecticut 11:50. Lumley. Edm. 14 44. ShaVplev. PHOENIX 1114) an interest in playing an­ George R. Matt, Frank Perry Jr., Thomas t p w p k g .a *g .U « ...... 0 9 ¥ t q . s . Rig.1t.W...... 13.99 Atlanta at Dallas Cook 4 14 9. Robinson 7 14 15. Adams ® Ed Sneed 498 WRESTLING E. Mulcahy III, the agen­ Giapter No. 19 of the American Institute 20% O F F Chi, 16:34, Higgins. Chi. 19 Portland at Sar^ntonio 61. Jim Simons 4967 nually at the stadium and Second penod-2, Chicago. Murray 9 2 3-4 7. Davis 7 34 17, High 3 3-4 9. MAJOIJ INDOOR SOCCER LEAGUE X ’’S r . Cheney Tech R. Preston, and David A. TarantuI, direc­ Denver at Utah Macy 6 04 12. Johnson 4 44 ft. Kelley 3 By Unll«) Press Intenulloiul S ^K ,*';??'* 4,015 cy’s chief executive of­ will meet Boston Cktllege at of ^ a l Estate Appraisers will hold its OUR REGULAR PRICES ON LUAN 'Wilson, Ruskowskii, 4 18 3. Chicago, Houston at I'hocmx 326 /Housatonic /Rham al tors. 12'x12'’OOU) VEIN MIRRORS a a a Higgins 14 iSavardi.5.41 4. Edmonton, 24 8. ScoU 6 24 14. Kramer 3 14 7, Allandc Division S “ ficer. Washington at Golden State Niles 2 04 4 Totals 47 20-2 114 . 3.79 the Meadowlands on Oct. regular monthly dinner meeting Monday, t p w p k g .B * g .1 .U ...... y y V i q S . PRE41UNO INTERIOR DOORS Gretzki 9 i Hicks. Siltaneni. 8 ® Kan.sas City al Seattle W L Pet GB 8T.. 5) Howard "* “i Twitty Hanford Public, 3 10 % O F F Utah 9 9 8 2 6 - 9 New York 9 3 93 - 3.721 "We believe in bringing 24 and possibly Rutgers in at the Lord Cornwell Motor Inn and Rig4S.Wto4t.Wioch Edmonton. Messier 10 (unassisted). 12 V Phoenix 35 8 2 28-114 . Tommy \Valentifte . . 3,487 SWIMMING ». Chicago. Higgins 15 i unassisted i. 17:» Baltimore I3 13 .©0 II 2 . Bill K ralurt the best college athletics to Restaurant, Route 72, Cromwell. OUR REGULAR tow PRICES ON ToUl F o uls-l'U h9. Phoenix 24 A - Philadelphia I4 15 4© Ip^ 320 1982, Mulcahy said. CBIA chairman Penalties-Colfev, Edm. 3 34. Hunter a. Lee Elder 3,13 Fermi at Manchester, BOSTON 1104) 11/71 Hartford 10 17 .370 14'ts Dinner will be at 7 p.m. preceeded by a WHm ALUMINUM CROSSBUCK Edm. 4 ®; Sutler. Chi,5 r . Fox. Chi. 9 Alan Tapie 3.02 3i30 10 % O F F WHin a WALNUT CEIUNO GRID > 9 , Price. Edm. double-minor 7 56. Maxwell 7 3-3 17, Bird 4 3-3 11, Parish Central Division 70. Mark Hayes 394 cocktail period. COMBINATION DOORS St L ouis 21 7 .7© ~ HARTFORD — Francis M. White, Marks. Chi. 7:50. Hutchison. Chi. 14 48 33-69, Archibald5 12-162. FordOMO 71 Don Pooley 2.08 OUR REOUIAR PRICES ON ALL ' ARMSTRONG CEIUNOS Ruskowski. Chi. 18:9 Robey 3 4-10 10, McHale 7 2-3 16 Cleveland 16 12 .571 5 72. Mike McCullough Saturday SILVER LANE SHELLM chairman, president and chief executive The speaker will be John MacArthur of 3lVi' OR 35V«'x79V«' Third period-7. Chicago. Sutter 8 Henderson 7 2-6 16. Carr 0(H) 0, Duerod Buffalo 12 16 49 9 299 OTHB) IN4T0CK MIRROR TILES 8 ;G ary Koch 2,767 BASKETBALL officer of (Colonial Bancorp Inc., Water- MacArthur Mortgage and Investment 2*x4' TEXTURED MINERAL SURFACE R ig T t.W ...... 1 54.99. 'Brown. Esposiloi. II 9 8. Edmonton 1 (M) 3 Totals 2 9-47 104 Chicago 11 16 .42 ?4T Bruce Fleisher 2.72 PHILADELPHIA (IGi PROVIDENCE (70) Western Division Weir 12 (Hagmani, 18 9 9. Chicago. Fields 10 3-4 8 . Williams 1 54 7. 74T Barry Jaeckel 2.72 Tunxie at MCC, 8 252 SPENCER STs _ bury, has been elected chairman of the Cktmpany, Guilford. He will speak on EARLY AMERICAN 2 Savard 9 (Higgins, Bulley). 17 9 Erving 14 8 , C Jones 3 9-11 15, Wichita 16 IS ©2 ~ «t42.IOiq.R.c)n.Rio.4t«...... 390 H|.R. Dawk M 2 m fteek s6 2 2 U T n l lV HunRer44-812.Tucker2(H)4. Panaggio Denver II 17 3 8 4Vi 74T Greg Powera 2.72 East Catholic at South "Alternate Forms Of Financing Cor­ Penalties-Hutchison. Chi. 9 15. Hicks. 71. Ron Streck 298 MANCHESTER 646-0879 ^ Connecticut Business and Industry UMdlrtek.Ap(NW.10i/tdn. H t S A Chi. 10:51; Coffey. Edm. major, I4.»; Phoenix 8 18 .3® 78. Lyn Lott porate, Industrial and Commercial Real ■ •B .i.1 0 ...... / y V « q . S . Johiis<«56-7 16. Richardson0(M)0. Mix ® San Francisco 8 18 .3® ^ 2,608 Catholic (girls), 8 Association. 2'x4' VERONA CEIUNO PANELS a a a Brown. Chi. major. 14 ®. Wilson, Chi, CONNECTICUT (79) 79. Jernr McGee 298 WINDOWS 14 ®, Sharpley. Chi. 18:48 0 66 0 Totals 2 8-41 IG . Wednesday's Games WRESTLING Estate.” ■ Boston McKay 5 2^ 12. Thompson 4 6-7 13, (No Games Scheduled) 9 . B ^ y Walzel 296 At the same time, the CBIA board CHANNE11RIK2 lZ0X.44.iq.R.eln.Rw-40l...... 4 y V i q . R . ShoU on goaJ-Edmonlon 11-0-11-31 931226-lM Aleksinas 11 54 2 . Hobbs 1 2-2 4, Dulin 81. Doug Tewell 2.49 Manchester al East Hart­ Chicaro 7-7-u>-24. Pliiladelphia 2 3 9 U - 1 G Thursday’s Games S GIbby Gilbert elected two vice chairmen: Wallace UMUAnlqwwAnlqiwWMto.Appru. J J A WHin ALUMINUM COMBINATION Thre«* mini . 02-22. Giscombe 4668, Kuezentki 114 San Francisco al Hartford 2.410 15.00-REWARD-M5.00 Si/lolii.aig.141 ...... 1 a iy aq.1. 12'x12’VERONATILES . . . Edmonton. Mio Chicago, Els- I Miller 32^11 ToUl. 30 O. Gil Morgan 2.4® ford, noon Barnes, chairman of the Barnes Group posito, A-1097 l arish, McHale. Dawkins. Toney. B Buffalo at Chicago 1 2 * 0 . M iq .a oRi. Rig. I l l ...... 4 1 V iq. *. 19-8 79 84. Dave Elchelberger 294 East Catholic /Bloom- HgimT!?... 16.99 to 19.99 M C h Jones. Total fouls-Boston 31, Phi Wichita i t braver S . Leonard Thompson Inc., Bristol, and Dale Van Winkle, of Sales manager CHANNEUTONE2 NY Islanders 11 1-3 delphia 9 . Technicals Oh I -* Halftime—Connectcut44, Providence* Geveland at Phoenix 2.144 For your old battery NY Rangers 33 3-0 n . Fuzzy Zoeller IjJu field al Rockville, 1 p.m. Glastonbury, vice president of United IWunlOrayorNaluraiarawaaparaiL J K A 2*x4'IMPRESSIONS PANELS a w a C ^ C o o n in s h .m ;h " o lK y ,^ S ff l‘A Conneeticot Friday's Games 2 . Bobby Wadkins First period-1. NY Rangers, Don Philadelphia at New York [W ICE HOCKEY Si/loki.a^g.l.t*...... 1 lO y (q.1. i Maloney 14 (Johnstone). 4:40. 2. NY n . Peter Oosterhuli when you purchase one of Technologies Corp., Hartford. MANCHESTER—James E. (hitting of « im . 44 iq. R. cm. Rig. S44...... / ¥ iq.R. Rangers. Allison 18 (Greschner), 8:51.3. San Francisco at St. Louis 8BT Mick Soli i,(u Wethersfield at Hartford at Wichita SJaff officers elected were Arthur L. 130-G Highland St., Manchester, has been ROUGH 'N READY WAU FINISH NY Islanders, Langevin 1 (Perssqn. BOT Hubert Green •ft Manchester (BIP), 7i50 SH^LIS EASY CARE 12’’x12''IMPRESSIONSTIL£S . . . SHUTTERS Tambellini), 9:®. 4, NY Rangers, I Woods of Bloomfield, president and promoted to life sales manager for (him- 5 l11S4.44iq.R.cm.Rw.lt4...... 4LO¥iq.R. Vickers 13 (Greschner, Hedberg). 14:10. I treasurer; Kenneth 0. Decko of Haddam, 0GQ.13.99 IgoNon peril 1 0 . 9 9 poU Penalties-Langevin. NYI. 1 9 ; Allison Maintenance free battery blned Insurance Co. of America. NYR.2S2, DaveMaloney.NYR.8;®; secretary; and Eva A. Urbach of Vernon, (^arl Orkney, sales director for Connec­ 2*x4'>VASHABLI W H in PANUS a . . 20% O F F Gillies. NYI. 7 9 . Howatt. NYI. 12 9 . assistant secretary. ticut, announced that (hitting will super­ l2M).Miq.R.om.Rig.lO«...... 24¥iq.R. Morrow, NYI. 15 O. Hospodar, NYR. I OUR REGULAR PRICES O N A U 1748 All offices are for one-vear term. vise a group of representatives servicing i r x i r WASHABU WHITE TILES Second period-5. NY Rangers, Burns I I 20% O F F UNFINISHB) PINE SHUHERETTES 'Silk. Fotiu), 9:8 8. NY Islanders. White, who 1s also chairman and chief the needs of Combined’s life policy executive officer of Colonial Bank, is a holders. OUR REGULAR PRICES ON 100 «»1.Miq.*.em.Rig.U«...... 260 iq . IN OUR ENTIRE STORE STOCK SficvIce.SpwW GAUGE ACRVUC PLEXIGLASS former vice chairman of CBIA. He Cutting first became associated with 2*x4' ESnEM NSSURED PANELS a c a succeeds Philip R. MarsiUus, president of OEchansepOlRHiery (himbined as a sales representative. M iq. R. om. Rw- >(•...... 2 9 ¥ iq. R. the Producto Machine Co., Bridgeport. 2*x4' EMBOSSED DECORATOR 15 % O F F WWTQI phisliibilcation PANELS a * s .7 .t « ...... 5 . 9 9 M Ch 2*x4' PUIN WHin PANELS . a . tuNeoitora only. Rig. I l l ...... 1 0 ¥ iq.R. OUR R EG U U R P R IC K O N A U Don't jnii off iluA iniporl.inl M-rvuc wtuk any Uigi’r. 12'x12' KENTILE BRITE 'N SHINY Spn'MlB likr this xhouldn'l be tnisaed. Two join staff Armstrong sales PREFINISNED SHUTTER MAGIC DAY OR NIGHT 12’'xirPlAIN WHin TILES a .. Dirty iiM nil is drained (nun your engiiH'. Knv qiui ih o' NEW HAVEN (UPI) - The Armstrong FLOOR TILES B ig . 1 .M ...... 8 9 0 •q.S. SETS IN OUR n O E E STOCK TO BUY ONLY MINUTES AWAY M CBROUnCH Shell Fire li Ice* t0\V-4U Motor Oil. Shell'x jbir> MVing U iq. R. cm. R ig 171...... 2 1 ¥ iq. R, S K IE R S S P E C IA L S HO H 1 motor oil, an* put to work. .A new filter iit insuiiii d to ir.i|> MANCHESTER— Jack Ferguson, per­ Rubber Co. has reported a 10.4 percent in­ ■ Oil AMC Concord harinful partwlra that may WTirk their way sonnel recruiter for Meadows Convales­ crease in sales for the quarter ending Dw. Mrifniiujs Wffitfl.ivs Till ii* m f)fj- andallAMC into the engiiK''it iniuibtrenni. cent Home, has announced the addition of 31,1980, and a 72.7 percent hike in net in­ GlEAN Afiprnoon', WfPkrf.iys ) », no* passenger cars Then your chaAbis n luhrH'aled two staff members as 3 to 11 p.m. (Charge come. Moful.iy Nifjhl I f.in i to Ski ■t alike) point*. Offer expire* Nurses. Sales for the quarter totalled $109.8 cau WBUT M u m , f (jmprnpMl • ( • |„ kt-t 1 \ (m now thru R D c n s Feb. 26, 81 Ihi Chuml ‘iM ii Oicln ,"'* S tJfU l.iy N k j Ii I i, Of) ’The new nurses are Joan A. Gallichant, million, up from $99.4 million in the same February 20, »*iiqy imllTMiiill s.llu ffl.ly Ni(})il H i If»() ,1 fopfuj .Iful 'Jfl fits Of )lf‘t lift I k kv\ LPN, and Patricia A. Young, RN. period the year before, the company said 1981. opiasinmBTBiSBUR. g n k liB . h it Rial M M m i U)i M.iH pni f wiHi Dll', .1(1 ’f xt.lurtiiuj MohfJ.iy Weeks A M I A M 9 Mrs. Gallichant will be responsible for Monday. Armstrong, the sixUi largest CHANNEL m k s|( tM aln. l O B i W y L C 0()en every (j.iy (.onlinuously oripi l() JO f» M planning and implementing nursing care domestic tire manufacturer in the U.S ■nnntivnnM HOME CENTERS Ski Sf Cl.isses 10 JO A M ?PM JO P M roi Ton coxTixmci on her unit; observing, recording and recorded net income of $4.1 million, up "Amarica'M No. 1 Do-H-Younalf S to n s' f (|ijij)m ent Reni.tl Av.iil.ihle - RBi»vorN.RBuiJBrm connBcUGu taking necessary acUon on any changes in from $2.3 million for the last three months f Of ski . tioflitions A info , ,,|| (ioi| patient conditions and assisting ail of 1979. ) HOO 'IH? n r o u NJWCHE8TEBPIUIOE Jjk WIST HJUnrOID SOUTHUTOTOII amcjeepRenaiMG Dealers medical and paramedical personnel Armstrong Chairman James Wtlsh at­ n i m n i p u i a w i b t n » b u t p k i . fl|ciaMMCLPLauaTiiiw ooiMB.Piim TIL. t t a - u t t Unwind in our new Aljjine Mest.iuf.i'M ,ind I oiUKje visiUng her patients. tributed the improved earnings to higher ■T. IBO (IBM 8T.) aa4 BIOID BT. BUTADIIVB. a BIIILD 8T. Bit OQBIM IT. Ms, Young’s duties will include the care production, improved profit margins and and supervision of patients in her unit. major cost reductions programs. ''Copynghi. ClunnR'Horn.Cmim. Inc 1981 SALE ENDS 2/7/B1 N tfl 1-06 18 - EVENING HERALD, Thura., Feb. 5, 1981 / EVENING HERALD. Thurs., Feb. 5. IWl - IQ Student essays cited VERNON — Several students in the Vernon area Entertainment/Arts Vernon have been chosen essay winners in the essay contest sponsored by the Captain Noah Grant Chapter of the Coventry Daughters of the American Revolution. ’The theme of the contest was "A Military Leader of the Battle of Yorktown.” ’The contest was open to students in Grades 7 and 8 in the Tri-Town area. ‘Empire’ leads scifi nominees Fusscas launches drive Grade 7 winners were: Norah Bowler, Prospect Street, Rockville, a student at St. Bernard’s School, Council waits HOLLYWOOD (UPI) - "The Empire Fog," "The Howling” and “The Shining.” Douglas, “The Changling” ; htartin Gabel, first place and George Sprengelmeyer, Ann Street, Strikes Back," the leading movie Competing with “Somewhere in Time” for “The First Deadly Sin” ; Max Von Sydow, South Windsor, also a student at St. Bernard’s School moneymaker of 1980, tops all films competing best fantasy film are “The Blue Lagoon,” “Oh “Flash Gordon” ; and Billy Dee Williams, to revise state programs in Rockville, second place. for legal aid for the Academy of Science Fiction, Fantasy Grade 8 winners were Alex Schmielewski, Ellington, God: Book II,” “Popeye” and “Twinkle, “The Empire Strikes Back.” VERNON— State Rep. Peter and Horror Films Awards with eight sidewalks, insurance, mental health, benefits. first place and Karen Marcius, Rockville, second Twinkle, Killer Kane.” Best supporting actresS' nominees are Eve Fusscas, R-Marlborough, a member nominations. motor vehicle tax, public assistance, ’The mandate to provide each cer­ place. Both are students at St. Joseph’s School in Nominations for best actor, open to perfor­ Brent Ashe, "Fade to Black"; Linda of the General Assembly’s Ap­ public personnel and safety. "Fade to Black," a horror story about a tified professional employee of a Rockville. in chief case mances in all three film categories, went to Kerridge, "Fade to Black"; Eva Le propriations Committee, has ask ^ One such mandated program, in school tx>ard with a minimum of 15 man who becomes maniacal in turning his Alan Arkin, “Simon” ; Dennis Christopher, Gallienne, "Resurrection” ; Nancy Parsons, Vernon officials to study a list of which federal mandates also apply, school days of sick leave with full pay movie dreams into reality, collected seven of COVENTRY — ’The Town Council is still awaiting “Fade to Black” ; Kirk Douglas, “The Final “ Motel Hell” ; and Stephanie Zimbialist, “The state-mandated programs. is the identifying and evaluation of in each school year with unused sick Chapter sets meeting the nominations announced Tuesday. In third word from the town attorney on how to proceed on the Countdown” ; Mark Hamill, “The Empire Awakening." leave accumulated year to year to a VERNON — The ’Tri-Town Chapter of the National place was "Somewhere in Time,” a gentle The council is asked to review the the educational needs for school-age issue concerning former Police Chief Gary Sousa. Strikes Back” ; and Christopher Reeve, Ndminations for best director went to Ken list and to advise him as to which and pre-school children and required minimum of 150 days, costs Association of Children with Learning Disabilities, love story set at the turn of the century, with "Somewhere in Time.” The council will meet Thursday with the attorney, Ab­ Russell, “ Altered States” ; Brian De Palma, items they would support to be providing the educational programs the towns $5.4 million and the state, will meet Feb. 12 from 7:30 to 9:30 p.m. in the Com­ five nominations. Nominated for best actress were Ellen bot Schwebel, in executive session to disquss which "Dressed to Kill” ; Irvin Kerschner, “The placed on a voluntary rather than for them. ’The net local impact for $2.5 million. munity Room of the Vernon Police Station. decisions, if any, to act upon. ■ Competing with "The Empire Strikes Back" Burstyn, "Resurrection” ; Jamie Lee Curtis, Empire Strikes Back” ; Vernon Zimmerman, for best science fiction film of the year are mandated basis. these programs is about $82 million One of the more expenlive areas of ’The topic for discussion will be, “Preparing for a The court decision on the litigations involving the town "Terror Train” ; Angie Dickinson, “Dressed “Fade to Black” ; and Stanley Kubrick, “The to the towns and about $71 million in "Altered States,” "Battle Beyond the Stars," He said the Appropriations Com­ mandates concerning the general PPT — What to Expect — Interpreting Test Results. and Sousa found that Frank Connolly, town manager, to Kill” ; Louanne, “Oh God: Book II” ; and Shining.” mittee (Republican caucus) has in­ state funds. The association is a non-profit organization com­ "The Final Countdown" and "Flash Gordon.” Jane Seymour, “Somewhere in Time.” government is that concerning fired Sousa illegally Dec. 18. dicated a desire to review, in detail, Under this same category is the posed of parents and professionals dedicated to the ad­ According to state statute, Sousa is entitled to a public Nominated with "Fade to Black” for best Best supporting actor nominees are Scat- The date of the awards show is tentatively highways and sidewalks. ’This costs horror film were "Dressed to Kill," "The item by item, those mandates, other mandate to provide reasonable and the towns about $124,715,000 and the vancement of the general welfare of learning dis­ hearing on his dismissal during which time all complaints man Crothers. "The Shinina” ; Melvyn scheduled for May or June. abilities persons. than M eral, which can be placed on necessary transportation (or any sUte, $20,285,000. must be voiced by both parties. This statute supercedes a voluntary basis. resident under 21 who attends a state the town’s personnel policy that Sousa was dismissed un­ ’The list of mandated programs has or state-approved vocational school. Under the general assistance or Semifinalist in lottery der. been broken down into 18 categories: Another mandate calls for social services category, while many Financial director Roy McLain said Wednesday that he canine control and sport licensing; employing only teachers, principals, programs are mandated, the state VERNON — Stephanie Lee of Vernon is one of is unsure whether the council is required to set a date for TV tonight children and youth services, courts supervisors, supervising agents and does pick up the larger portion of the seven finalists who will be involved in the state lottery a hearing, or if the council has any power in the issue. If and police, education, elderly per­ superintendents who have ap­ costs. drawing tonight on Channel 30. the decision is to go to a public hearing, any decision Every Thursday seven finalists are drawn from the sons, environment, games of chance, propriate state certificates. The net Fusscas said that one way of made may not be in the council's jurisdiction, he said. He some 90,000 submitted lucky color match tickets for 6:00 Elizabeth ^ y lo r and Maureen Stapleton enjoy a hearty laugh In elections, energy, and general local impact for this is $486,489,575 offsetting the possible loss of state said that the council has to maintain a neutral position Newt 0:00 CIJ Racing From Rooseva*! Tough Marine drill instructor turns government. and the state funding, $224,533,600. grants would be to mandate some of the weekly game. before and during any hearing, and hopes the countil will LE am In The Family (9) Magnum. P.l. Raceway his platoon into a bunch ol tough c ® session during rehearsal of "The iT'i Joker'fcWlld (i) Mom. I Want To Come Home (jj) SportsCenter fighting men during their rough 12- Little Foxes, Iri which Miss Taylor makes her American stage Also: health, highways and The salarv costs don’t include fringe the unfunded programs. act accordingly with the facts presented. CQl NCAA Basketball Continues Now (9)Movi^-(Suspense)*** "Blood­ week boot training at Parris island. Councilman Christopher Cooper echoed McLain's Barney Miller An amazing Openings in programs From Daytime Georgetown vs line" 19/7 Audrey Hepburn. Ben (2^hr8..33 mins.) debut. M ss Taylor plays the lead role of Regina and Stapleton her feelings, saying that he is waiting to hear from the town Vjllanova suspect in an assault case is a self- Gazzara President of an interna­ ^ Joe Franklin Show sister-ln-law, Birdie, in a revival of the 1940 Lillian Heilman drama. VERNON — Openings are still available in two (iC Movie-(Cartoon) ••• "A Boy proclaimed psychic, and predicts tional p h a rm ace u tica l com pany is (22 Qst Smart attorney on the issue, since he does not have all the facts. Named Charlie Brown" 1969 terrible things will happen toHarrisif (UPI photo) ongoing support groups sponsored by the Department m urdered, and il see m s th ere is a ^ 2:10 Budget deadline nearing He said that the council “did not have any input to the PartridgeFamily he goes out on a robbery call plot to kill his heiress daughter as (X News of Human Services at Rockville General Hospital. (2^ TV Community College ^tosed-Caplioned, U SA.) well. EvOryoneontheboardof direc­ ^ 2:15 VERNON— ’The Water Pollution On March 22 the mayor will pre­ no later than May 1, on the budgets decision” to fire Sousa when it was made by Connolly. He Ui)TopRank Boxing From Atlantic The first, a women’s support group, meets every if 3-2-1 Contact tors has a reasonfor murder (Rated ( £ Moment Of Meditation . added that he “does not feel it is appropriate for anyone City, New Jersey Control Authority and the Vernon sent her recommended budgets to the and the budgets must be approved by Thursday from 9:30 to 11 a.m. in the hospital cafeteria. Hogan's Heroes R)(l iBmins.) ^ 2:30 to be making decisions” before all the facts are in. Jim Rockford: Private ^ (22K99} A Love Letter To Jack (28)S2(SI The Tonight Show ^ SportaCantar Water Company budgets have to be Town Council. The charter requires the council within 10 days after the Participants discuss topics of interest to women, in­ Investigator BannyGeorgeBurns.BobHopeand (^ Dick CavettShow & Rock Concart Club cites Mary, Travolta submitted to Mayor Marie Herbst by that this be done 100 days before the final public hearing. The annual town cluding the woman’s role within the family, divorce, Councilwoman Betsy Patterson said that she has 6:30 Johnny Carson host this all-star (Si Movie-(Drama)** "Bitter Vic­ ^ 3:00 “maintained right along that the council should maintain comedy tribute to the late beloved Feb. 20. end of the fiscal year on June 30. meeting must be held, according to S Carol Burnett And Friends tory" 1958 Richard Burton. Curl (l)Movia-(Horror)**^ "Crimaon CAMBRIDGE, Mass. alcohol and drugs, the battered female, and sexual comedian, which will include high­ a neutral standpoint.” then added about the Thursday CF Tic Tac Dough Jurgens. An inexperienced major Cult” 1966 Boris Karloff, Chris­ presented annually to and her Tony-winning The budgets for these two charter, the third TuesHay in May, harassment. lights from his television series with (UPI) — The nation’s NBC News leads the British desert comman­ topher Lee. Young man, searching "that performer who has Broadway performance in By April 16 the council has to pre­ which will be May 19. night meeting that she expects "we will get close to a Mary Livingstone. Dennis Day. Ro­ departments are now separate as The second is an open support group geared to both &'2t Over Easy The Future of dos on an unsuccessful raidagainst (or his brother arrives at Qreymarsh oldest dramatic organiza­ chester. Don Wilson, and Phil Har­ made the most outstanding a drama concerning the both operations have to be paid for by sent its recommendations on the decision” since the council "should have most of the in­ Aging' Guests. Congressman Rommel's fortress, and receives a Lodge in time for the annual cer­ tion has chosen actress men and women. Discussion topics address a variety Claude Pepper and Or Robert Bu­ ris (2 hrs ) m edal he knows he did not earn. (2 emony of 'burning' the black witch contribution to the perfor­ life of a quadriplegic. the users and therefore the budgets Water Pollution Control Authority The council must set the mill rate formation,” (24 Movie-(Comedy) •••• ’'Stage Mary Tyler Moore and ac­ of needs and interests. This group meets Thursdays tler. Director ollheNalionallnstitute hrs.) who lived 200 years ago. (119 ming arts In recent years. ” Travolta was honored for aren’t figured in setting the tax rate. and Water Ck>mpany budgets to the no later than five days after the an­ Council secretary Jeffery Lancaster was cautious on Aging. Hosts Hugh Downs and Door" 1937 Katharine Hepburn. ^ ABC News Nightline mins.) tor John Travolta as man from 7 to 9 p.m. in Room 243 at the hospital. Ginger Rogers Aspiring actresses Past winners include his “incredibly fast-rising authority and the authority has to nual meeting. The usual procedure is about making any judgments or decisions about the issue, Frank Blair (Closed-Captioned. George Burns. Bob Hope and 11:35 dD NHL Hockay Show and woman of the year. ’The council will hold a public For more information contact Casey Clark in the U S A.) Johnny Carson host A LOVE LET­ struggle to attain successin a thea­ (X Happy Days Again 3:30 Katherine Hepburn, Jane career as stage actor, TV hearing on March 11 on proposed adopt its budgets by April 26. for the council to meet directly after but said he is “looking forward to getting it out of the trical boarding house (90 mins) Department of Human Services, 872-0501, extension ® Bob Newhart Show TER TO JACK BENNY Thursday. ^ 12:00 dD Top Rank Boxing From Atlantic Harvard University’s Fonda, Elizabeth Taylor, performer, recording ar­ uses on General Revenue Sharing ’The Town Council must hold at the annual meeting to set the mill way” in a move back to a secure town government and a 6:55 February 5, an all-star comedy 9:30 (X CBS Late Movie THE S W IS S City, New Jersey. 297. Lois'and Jan's "fully workable police department." News (T)(4I^ It's A Living CONSPIRACY' 1978 Stars; David Hasty Pudding Theatricals Paul Newman, Bob Hope tists, movie star and disco Funds. least two public hearings, the second rate. tribute to the late beloved come­ last friendship rips apart when Jan 7:00 Janssen. Ray Milland. A former U.S. News and Johnny Carson. Council member Joyce Carilli, who did not attend the dian (pictured) on NBC-TV. The finds a girlie m agazine in her nine- will honor the couple later dancer extraordinaire.” vX CBS News Department Of Justice investigator _ 4:30 tribute will include highlights from year-old daughter's book bag, and Miss Moore was cited for executive session of the town council on Monday due to Cr^M.A.S.H. ishiredbyaSwissbank when five of ( 8 22AIIVS this month with motor­ she accuses Lois' son of giving it to T 40) ABC News his television series with Mary Liv­ their depositors, with 'secret' ac­ ^ 5:00 cades through downtown her recent role in the her own choice and the reason that the town attorney was CF Bullseye ingston (in private life, Mrs. Jack her counts, are threatened with black­ GL) Prsysr Cambridge on two movie “Ordinary People,” not present, said she "wants to keep a clear mind on the (3j) SportsCenter Benny). Dennis Day, Eddie ^ Movie-(Comedy)** "Starting mail notes. ^ 5:04 S Festival Of Faith Over" 1979 Candice Bergen. Burt separate days. in which she "further /HOum/ccncfflA/ issue.” 'Rochester' Anders-jn, Don Wilson (X Movie -(Adventure) ** "Mor­ (X Nsws •NTBRSTATS $4 B U T SB S a W I UUM ^ Match Game P.M. and Phil Harris, and his TV specials R e y n o ld s gan the Pirate" 1961 S ie v e _ 5:30 revealed a tremendous ■ASTMANmMO SBA4W10 Bolton Steering Committee chairman Laurier DeMars wished t S News BANOAW H M IN a OAU.V Reeves, Valerie Langrange. A CX OanisI Boone The awards are PmST SHOW OMLV St. BO to make no comment at the time. From Jumpstreet featuring such stars as depth of dramatic ability,” (alphabetically) Lucille Ball, Phyllis (2S All Creatures Great And Smalt swashbuckling story, based on the Chairwoman Roberta Koontz said that she has to V French Chef Fair Means and Fowl' Siegfried, life of an illustrious pirate. (2 hrs.) Diller, Watt Disney, Dean Martin. ® Face The Music with economy in mind, acquires a dD ESPN College Basketball “determine the legality of" the issue, adding that she is 7:29 Gregory Peck. Don Rickies. Dan flock of guinea fowl (60 mms.) Show "still looking to see what procedures are available” to us <9$ Daily Numbers Rowan and Dick Martin, .Dinah 10:00 ® Dr. Gene Scott On Hebrews and that she “will analyse the court decision and what the 7:30 Shore. Frank Sinatra. Red Skelton, ( X Knots Landing Abby contends ® ABC Captioned News PM Magazine the Smothers Brothers. Elke Som­ with her insecure and hostile former (IG Charlie’s Angels'Disco Angels' Board agrees on waste woe remedy town attorney has to say.” All In The Family husband, Jeff, over the custody of The angels gel jobs in a swinging Family Feud mer, John Wayne and Lawrence She said she hopes that the meeting tonight “will be their children, and Karen gets aeasidediscowhereseveraldisad- BOLTON — The concensus of the Board of Selectmen Carey said he was concerned since about 800 residents contractor, the $35,000 saved each year by the installation Face The Music Welk •To CANCEL an ad, call productive." trapped in the middle of their feud vaniaged men were seen before is that a transfer station is the best remedy forthe town’s of Bolton already have hired a private contractor for of a station would, in three or four years, pay off the cost Consumer Reports Presents (60 mms ) being murdered. (Repeal; 70 (1$ Movie-(Drama) *** "Death The AII-Around-lhe-House Show' Cl) News mins.) solid waste problem. their waste removal, the transfer station would be used of the station. ’This would leave only the annual cost of I Wish” 1974 Charles Bronson. (2$ $50,000 Pyramid (t)(4^ 20-20 12:05 by only those who still bring their waste to Andover. $70,000. H ope Lan ge Andover selectmen rejected Bolton selectmen’s Recipes galore New York Rangers likecreaturesaboardlheSearcher, (2T Masterpiece Theatre Danger O hio S late ’The selectmen have set a public hearing date for the New ideas, coupons and great recipes are yours in your ® Tic Tac Dough Buckriskshisliletoprovehe'srighl UXB' Episode V. Susan comes to (9 (2) (9$ Tomorrow Power Behind being 100 percent garbage pickup by a private contractor which Carey estimates at $40,000. Evening Herald. 8:00 ^m m s.) London unexpectedly and Brian Coast-To-Coast or the other, the building of a transfer station. transfer station on Feb. 25. (X Magnum, P.l. Sir Algernon ® People's Caucus lakesherforaneveningonihelown. 12:35 First Selectman Henry Ryba said that by having a Farnsworth finds himself the most ^ Page 57 The unit is then assigned todefusea CX star Trek TheThrwie Including all costs, toe estimate total yearly cost of contractor, the town "cannot recover” any waste wanted new arrival in Hawaii (60 ^ 8:30 bomb in a S oho nightclub (Closed- 1:00 •To CORRECT an ad, call mms.) (X M.A.S.H. Captioned; U S A .) (60 mms.) (X Rat Patrol irw n tra S 'to t o S cost of a transfer (o'- recycling, adding that it would be owned by the con- ^ PM Magazine I F)(4$BoBom6uddiesWhenSonny (9$ Hollywood Squares ^ 1:10 tractor. (X)*^ Mork AndMIndyMorkgains threatens to leave New York City 11:00 ^ USAF Religious Film station of $220,000 to install and about $70,000 to operate. cosm ic revenge on a repair shop because she can't gel work as a L9.J (FJ (22) (98) (4^ News ^ 1:30 State funds are available in the building of the station, Selectman Aloysius Aheam said, he felt by having a owner who has treated Mindy dancer. Kip and Henry devise a wild ($) M.A.S.H.. X Adam 12 station, the town could have more control over its dishonestly by making a ghostly ap­ scheme so Sonny can strut her tX Benny HIM Show toe selectmen said, bringing the total installation cost to A LEGEND IN SOUND ® The Candid Candid Camera pearance at night to pul him on 643-2711 “destiny” and that it would be in toe town’s best interest stuff ® Nostalgia Theater AlanFunllravelsalloverlhecountry about $110,000. Inal. NHL Hockey Show ® Dick CavettShow to catch the unsuspecting in very ‘A POWERHOUSE Securing a 20 year debt on this, which selectman John to have an independent resource in waste removal. CF NHL Hockey Boston Brums vs <2?) Tom Cottle Show (w Odd Couple precarious situations. He added the people who have already hired a private New York Rangers 8:55 11:30 2:00 OFAFIUM... Carey said would be similar to "a house mortgage ESPN College Basketball (24 President's Report (X All In The Family X Movie-(Drama) ** "TheD.I." AfcVa KumaM* Il • iBMSno candUm nowadays,” would be a cost of about $7,000 annually, a contractor may decide to use the transfer station once ^ klipscK .A X Kojak 1957^ack Webb, Don Dubbins. IbrtfwgrMatM IMng Mm dbMor. cost already added to toe $70,000. they consider toe long range implications and total costs 3hf Heral^ - ABA M 4 W M M m MAOAM Annually then, the transfer station would cost about for the town. $35,000 less than a private contractor. ’The selectmen said in relation to the cost of a private W ant Ad Superm arket * ^ nil ominm wuumw I TV tomorrow To Place an ad call 643-2711 m Selectmen approve funds BOLTON — ’The Board of Selectmen approved an ap­ through the bid stage or $5,800. Cheney said the commis­ MORNING J2/) In-School Programming AN EPIC COMEPy It) Jake Hess Gospel Time propriation request by the Public Building Commission sion rounded the figure off to $6,000 to provide some ^ 4:55 98 Maude (X M.A.S.H. (QVE OR TAKE AN INCH) ® PTL Club-Talk And Variety (48 Beverly Hillbillies 9f) In-School Programming ^ Movia (Mon.) i M i r a for $6,000 Tuesday night. leeway in toe figures. 2:00 ^ 5:00 9:55 ® Dr.GanaScottOnHabrawa QUANTITIEl ’The money Is intended to start procedures for replace­ If the project moves as scheduled, the work will com­ X News C48 Weathervlew (3) As The World Turns ® 3-2-1 Contact ($3 Get Smart «U ment of the roof on the Center School building on Notch 10:00 (8) Elactric Company mence after the close of school in June. [ X ^ One Life To Live <38 Lottary Show (Thur.) THE (Jj Daniel Boone Show (3) Jeffersons(Exc. Thur.) C R O s s m n n s SOATI Road. Any appropriation exceeding $5,000 must go to a public 5:45 CX Bewitched Ctfi) Accent On Living (Mon.) Selectman and building commission member Douglas hearing. (X New Zoo Revue ft) Mike Douglas ®(22(98 Another World »n(7^e\/fins prod ucts com ppny ONLY INCREDIBLE 5:54 r$.) Romper Room <98 You Bet Your Life Cheney said the total estimated cost of the project is $65,- 98) Morning Prayer 2:30 fraNKING ^^ortsCenter l i r a ’WOMAN 000. ’The money requested will cover the cost required to 5:55 ® 9 8 Las Vegas Gambit ^) Abbott And Costello Cartoon 98 Today's Woman 22 Alive Cn) NCAA Basketball (Tue.) move through the bid stage on the project. ^jl) Domata Cameri Kingdom 6:00 ® In-School Programming Cheney said that the estimated cost of the entire ® Various Programming « The Anny was X r i ) Various Programming (98 Tom Larson Show Energy Saver project was “given by an architect in conjunction with a JU) Alt-Star Soccer (Fri.) ^48 Bullseye <27) Maggie And The Beautiful Machine no laughing (28 New Zoo Revue , 10:30 contractor” and is not the bid price. 500 EAST PLAZA - RTE. 83 98 Health Field )^9J Alice (Exc. Thur.) (98 Chico And The Men matter until Ten percent of toe estim ate contract price is the (9)I Love Lucy . 2:58 VERNON, CT 875-1904 -'■A CX(48 FYI J u d y Benjamin average fee for toe architect, he said, with eight percent 5:^5 98 92) ($8 Blockbusters V e in o n s ^ uH L in e P fio io 4 B m o c u M ' D ealer rX News (48 Joker's Wild 3:00 R | joined it.' of the ten percent the average cost to carry the architect 10:50 U Guiding Light , 6:30 n Woodv Woodpecker ^>(48 Flintstones (98 News TMah It M hr’t I Irar4 iTNtar X My Three Sons CX(48 General Hospital SPECIALS PRIVATE (X News (i; Newsbreak yt) Bonanza THUR8., FEB. 5 • It's Not Too Late To Cut Your FuelBillsl Board accepts deed ^ Bullwinkle 11:00 C!l) PKA Full Contact Karate SreOAL REPRISE BENJAMIN ® Various Programming (X Maude LWed.) T M a s r The affordable KLIPSCH system — IS Romper Room CX Midday ^ Various Programming •1 at doer. 'A prico drinks , BOLTON — ’The Board of Selectmen accepted the « ®=55 Love Boat <® (22 <98 Texet lor ladiot all nIgM. MMITE INSULATING deed for land donated by Lawrence F. Fiano Tuesday tfom r Heresy speakers with a Yamaha receiver and turntable 2 American Trail 1) Straight Talk 98 9?) Been Sprouts I?^ COMRINATION DOOR 48 News (li) NCAA Hockey (Exc. Tue., (98 Ghost And Mrs. Muir night. complete only *1,000“" 7:00 WedJ 3:30 FRI., F E B . 6 ’The land provides the town with a right of way between 'y Morning ® (22 98 Wheel Of Fortune (X Little Rascals 8HAR00 ALLSTARS Birch Mountain Road and Laurwood Drive. ’The land KODAK Popeye And Bugs Bunny (98 Don Lane Show 9!) NCAA Besketball (Mon.) | )K E 0 U > KLIPSCH speaker design, unchanged in 33 years, is fundamental X «48 Good Morning America 11:30 ®97) Villa Alegre with Northsm Rhythm fronts on Laurwood Drive and is adjacent to a piece of [X Richard Simmons Show CX Ma^Tyier Moore Show <9 IDreemOf Jeannie 14 at Door land already owned by the town which borders on Birch and precise resulting in highly efficient and very low distortion (nl SportsCenter ® 92($8 Password Plus 3:58 Mountain Road. l8<2f98 Today (2f) In-School Programming FYI speakers. Since speakers are the final link in sound, any system can be <91 Batman 4:00 B A T ., F E B . 7 Prshung. With serssn. tsmpsrad ’The right of way was developed in 1965 when the area glass Inssrta, hsrdwsrs $ Instruc­ t TW IESgg ^ 7:25 ______AFTERNOON______(|3 John Davidson Show ROBERT LANE and as subdivided. ’The piece was originally intended as a se­ UF TO 16’ X 24’ improved by using KLIPSCH speakers. (1j News CX Qiillgen’s Island tions. Mslntsnanca-frss finish. Ready 12:00 (X Marv Griffin TlwChBrONistBrs to Install. cond class to the Laurwood-Rosewood area. It could be 7:30 (9)CI)CX News When you poy for two KODAK Color YAMAHA’s CR 240 receiver with super low distortion and Great Space Coaster CiC L lv ^ Faith yD Movia w/ROQBR C. REALE used In case of fire or any similar event. X PTL Club-Talk And Variety e g 929 9 Card Sharks np NHL Hockay Show (FrI.) M adv., M at Door (91 ScoobyDoo (ft) Domata ‘tAVAUDr YAMAHA’s new straight-arm P-350 turntable with GRADO cartridge | (® Various Programming Enlargements, the third Is free 8:00 <98 Movie g PTL Club-Talk AndVarlaly DELUXE ALUMINUM live up to the standard of quality set by KLIPSCH Heresy speakers. >9) Captain Kangaroo <8 Buga Bunny ■ From youf lovonFe Kodocolof Mm nggo- ^ Family Feud BU N ., F E B . 8 COLOfl ' 9) Woody Woodpecker ® 9 f) SaaamaStraat COMRINATION DOOR im , cokK iNdM. colof pdnM Of InitonI PROCESSING . 12:25 n Movia H U M iL E P IE STIR cotof pilnts. 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Thurs., Feb. 5, 19el - 21 Lost hikers ■kit it it.it iritifitititirit-kitir kkiikitkkkktkitkitit'kkkitkkkkkitkkkkititk it it it it k * " ¥ iLAlf -k ' fly to safety * J ^ * * - k Call 643-2711 NORTH WOODSTOCK; N.H. (UPI) - Two hikers O f OVT” ^ \#aiiCall 643-2711 11 ^ .stranded In "the worst weather in the world” for four days have been airlifted to safety by an Army helicopter Official projects reserve and are reported in good condition at a nearby hospital. The hikbrs, rescued Wednesday, were Identified as Nefp Wanted 13 H0tp Wantsd 13 Mike Newkirk, 21, of Santa Monica, Calif., andi Ed PLEASE READ ADVERTISING Whereat, 21, of Narberth, Penn. Both are Juniors at MECHANIC , LPN or RN for in current school budget Williams College In Wllliamstown, Mass. YOUR AD DEADLINE EXPERIENCED IN all Manchester/Rockville ENT phases of truck and auto Group. Monday through A hospital spokeswoman said both men were In good 12:00 noon tho day SOUTH WINDSOR - Donald said that even though the bottom tine rates an average of 35 percent in condition. CliMlfldd adt art repair, gas and diesel. Friday. Call 6460465. Minimum five years Mercure, business manager for the hasn't changed, $18,000 of the $25,000 November, causing a budget deficit takan ovar Um phona bofora publication. "Mountain passes In New Hampshire in the winter, experience. Must have own CARPENTER - fexperlenced' South Windsor school system, has energy contingency has been ear­ of $3,800," Mercure explained. where we have the worst weather In the world, well, it’s aa a oontiaiilanca. The Deadline for Saturday tools. Start at $7.00 per hour. in all phases of construction. projected an unallocated reserve of mark^ to cover fuel oil costs, es­ He said refrigeration, freezers, not the best thing to do, go hiking on these trails In the HaraM la raapomlMa All fringe benefits. For ap­ Needed for full time employ­ $15,150 in the education budget for calating prices and increased con­ steamers and other kitchen equip­ winter,” said state Fish and Game spokesman Win lor t t k f ono Incorract and Monday la 12KM pointment, call 088-7596. ment with General Contrac­ sumption due to the recent beyond ment has broken down and the con­ tor. Call 742-8062. ' the second quarter of the current Blake. biaartlon and than only Noon Friday. FULL TIME POSITIONS normal degree days weather. tract service charges for repairs year. The total operating budget for "Consequently we have these catastrophes from time I4> tha alio of |ht OPENED to dependable men NURSES AIDES. 10 midnight He said that since October, the No. "are astronomical.'' 1980-81 was $9,017,977. to tim e,” Blake said. orlgliial Inaortlon. advorttaamant will not with shop experience. $3.50 an to 8:00 a.m. Part time or full 2 oil prices have gone from some 89 He said his projection is based on hour. Pilot Co., Inc. 28^9321. time. Enjoy working in a very Mercure noted, in his report to the The hikers’ two companions, also students at Williams, irrora which do not ho corrfctad by an ad­ school board, and Dr. Robert W. cents a gallon to almost $1 a gallon spending the 1980-81 funds as ap­ were rescued ’Tuesday on their way to summon help for pleasant atmosphere, helping loaaan Hm vahM of tho ditional Inaortlon. SECURITY GUARD - our elderly patients. We offer Goldman, superintendent of schools, and the No. 4 prices from about 76 propriated but noted that at this time Newkirk, reportedly suffering from exposure. Glastonbury High School. excellent wages and benefits that personnel changes since Oct. 1 cents to about 92 cents a gallon. there are special education, energy, A rescue party had already begun searching for the School year only. 6 hours per with a comprehensive dental > for staff beginning their maternity Mercure explained that the self in­ repair and maintenance project group on 4,460 foot Mount Liberty when rescuers met up day. $4.75 per hour. lan. Please call Doris Blain, leaves, resignations, and other surance account in the facilities ser­ funds not totally committed but we with Nick Lyle, 23 of Acworth, and Olivia Garfield, 22 of Applications available from: Elirector of Nursing, 646-0129. expect them to be. Glastonbury Board of Educa­ Manchester Manor Nursing positions taking time to fill, has vices area is used to cover expenses Lower Waterford, Vt. for repair of accidental damage, van­ tion, Glastonbury, Conn., Home, 385 West Center Street, resulted in $13,581 that won't be “They looked like snowmen,” said Blake. 06033, 033-5231, Extension 441. Manchester. spent. dalism, and theft that isn't covered Budget workshop Lyle and Miss Garfield were taken to Littleton Hospital Affirmative Action Equal Op­ He said, "However, on the other by the insurance policies. "Con­ and treated for exposure. Miss Garfield was released, portunity Employer M/F. SALES OPENING for SOUTH WINDSOR - The Board side, significant expenditures were siderable vandalism has caused this and Lyle was admitted to the hospital and reported in aggressive sales person with of Education will conduct a budget AIDE - Glastonbury Public required which depleted the account to run over budget by some good condition with second degree frostbite. Htip Wanltd 13 retail experience, preferably workshop tonight at 7:30 p.m. in the School. 10 months, 28 hours in furniture, bedding or previously projected reserve." He $9,000," he said. per week. Starting hourly While walking along Franconia Ridge Sunday, the four­ PART TIME - Earn extra appliances. Salary plus com­ said grade reporting and student In the other utilities area, the high school annex. wage $3.44 Aimllcatlons some encountered a sudden .wind storm that literally money while the kids are in mission. Paid holidays, vaca­ original budget for phones included The workshop will deal with available from Glastonbury scheduling services for the secon­ blew the equipment off their, backs and nearly swept school. Telephone Solicita­ tion. Advancement oppor­ elementary, junior high, and high Board of Education, Glaston­ dary schools is expected to cost $2,- an estimated 15 percent increase in tion. E. Hartford company. A tunities. Phone 549-4270 lor in­ them off the mountain crest, Lyle said from his hospital , a bury, Conn. 06033, 633-5231, basic and other service rates. school and systemwide instructional good telephone voice and dic- terview. EOE. 700 more than anticipated. bed. NOTICES Extension 441. Affirmative "However, SNETCO increased the areas. A happy Williams Qollege student Ed - Loit and Found :ion a must. Hours 9 a.m. to I In the energy account, Mercure “The wind blew away crucial things like one of our Action Equal Opportunity ALL AROUND UTILITY Whereat, 21, of Narberth, Pa., Is hugged by - Parsonalt p.m. and 5 to 9 p.m. Call Mon. Employer M/F. tents, two pairs of snowshoes, a sleeping bag,” Lyle said. - Announcements through Fri., 9 a.m. to 1 p.m., WORKERS needed in stock Use The Classified Page Mrs. Olivia Garfield of Lovner Waterford, Vt., “The snowshoes were the most important thing - Entertainment Mrs. Williams, 569-4993. room of local Industrial Laun­ after Whereat and three others were - A u c tio n s MASSEUSES - Full or part dry. Pull orders, inspect, because the snow was waist-deep or deeper and you time. Good steady clientele. code, fold garments. SewiM FINANCIAL RNS/LPNS - Crestfield Con­ 5 Council forms task force rescued from the White Mountains near couldn’t walk without them.” Windham area. Open every valescent Home. Manchester. experience helpful. EOET To Say - "I Love You!” SOUTH W INDSOR - A resolu­ townspeople as to what facilities are The task force will be asked to ■> Bonds-Slocks-Mortgages day 10 a.m. to midnight; Sun­ Littleton, N.H., where they became stranded "We barely made it off the ridge. It (wind) came close - Personal Loans 3 p.m to 11 p.m. Excellent Apply in person: 8 to 10:00 on­ tion, passed by the Town Council, day 1 p.m. to 8 p.m. C3-7519. appropriate and should be used for a report back to the council, with its to blowing us off,” Lyle said. in s u ra n c e benefits for part time and full ly. Mechanics Uniform Ser­ creates an Ellsworth-Wapping finding and recommandations, by in snow- whipped rough terrain. (DPI photo) time employees. Call Mrs. vice, 151 Park Avenue, Blast Community Center and what ac­ EMPLOYMENT S E R V IC E ST A T IO N Searching for the clever inexpenoive way Facilities Task Force in lieu of con­ Grant Dl^jS at 643-5151. Hartford. . tivities should be conducted there, M arch 9. - Help Wanted ATTENDENTS - Full and to say “I Love You?” Our Happy Valen­ cern expressed by some townspeople the task force was created. - Butmesa Opportunities part time. Appl; ': Cantone’s - Situation Wanted EXPERIENCED as to where some activities are con­ The new task force was created to Exxon, 308 West Vliddle Tum- CARPENTER - Call 643-0439, tine Ads will he puhlished on Saturday, ducted. Finast may close stores EDUCATION pike. between 8 a.m. and 4 p.m. Ask assist the Town Council in deter­ > Pjfvale Instructions February 14th, and offer you a truly un­ The resolution was introduced by mining which facility should be used a m H K a MiTMWTm MW> for Bob or Tom. PORTLAND, Maine (UPI) - First dangered supermarkets include He said the firm 's other New - Schools-CiBSses m m i uwEiM FSk * NTtwr PART TIME HELP usual way to proclaim your love and hest council members Richard Ryan, Lin­ for a new center. The task force will Gym classes set - instructions Wanted National Stores Inc. expects to an­ seven in Maine, six in New England stores are not threatened If your answer is yes, a WANTED, apply at Center INFLATION GOT YOU IN A coln Streeter, John Pitts and Bruce be made up of a representative from SOUTH WINDSOR - The REAL ESTATE Giant, 660 Center St. wishes. We have a size to fit every lover’s nounce next week the fate of 14 Hampshire and one in South with closure at this time. large nationwide PINCH? Work for yourself. Braithwpite. They said a need and and designated by; the Senior Citizen Recreation Department will start the - Homes for Sale automotive parts company Manchester. Sell Avon! Good money, supermarkets in Maine, New Burlington, Vt. - Lots-Land lor Sale budget and our friendly Advisors will be desire has been expreseed for a Com­ second session of G ym nastics classes is looking for you. We need a benefits. Cali 523-9401. Steering Committee, the Veterans of Hampshire and Vermont now faced Maine stores on the endangered list - Investment Property SALES OPENING, for munity Center and it has been First Nationai closed 52 stores in person qualified in all happy to help you write your message. Foreign Wars, the Community Ser­ for children on Feb. 26. The classes are located in Bangor, Portland, > Business Property aggressive sales person with with possible extinction. Massachusetts and Rhode Island last - Resort Property phases of automotiv WANTED WOMAN TO suggested that Ellsworth School may vice Council, the Public Health will run for eight sessions for retail experience preferable "W e’re seriousiy considering year. Biddeford, Bath, Sanford, Bath and - Real Estate Wantod machine shop work. Goo CLEAN 5 hours, one day per be a facility for such a new center. Nurses, the parks and Recreation children in Grades 4-9. wages, commissions, paid in furniture, beading, or week. Must have own ciosing those 14 stores,” said "W e’ve been engaged in an exten­ Old Town. MISC. SERVICES They said concern had been Commission, the Youth Advisory Classes will be held on Thursdays vacations, holidays, group appliances. Salary plus com­ transportation. Call after 5:00 Laurence R. Buxbaum, vice presi­ sive analysis of all our stores — - Services Offered insurance, pension plan and mission paid holidays, vaca­ p.m., 6464202. expressed that some activities Board and the Public Building Com­ from 6:30 to 8 p.m. at South Windsor > Painting-Papering dent of the chains government and focusing on size, age, profitability New Hampshire operations much more. Work meater tion. Advancement oppor­ designed for the Community Center mission. High School. Registrations can be - Buitdlng-Conlracting tunities. Phone 549-4270 for in­ pubiic affairs division. and the competitive environment in threatened with closed doors are in - Robftng-Siding Hartford area. Contact AUTO BODY PERSON Deadline Is Thursday, Feh. 12th at 5:00 P.M. should be at the Wapping School It was suggested that the task force made by calling the recreation of­ terview. EOE. The stores go by the names which each store operates,” Lebanon, Claremont, Plymouth, - Healing-Plumbing Genuine Parts Company, NEEDED, must have some facility and some at the Ellsworth also include two members of the fice, 644-2433 or parents may come to - F lo o rin g 1260 Newfield St., experience in antique auto ‘Finast" and "Big Buy.” The en- Buxbaum told UPI Wednesday. Laconia, Bristol and Littleton. - MovIng-Trucking-Storage HAIR DRESSER School. council, one from each party, to be the office at the Community Center, Middletown, Ct. 632-2500. restoration. Must have own - Sarvicet Wanted Experienced only. Full time tools. Apply Heritage Auto In order to obtain input and appointed by the mayoi* who will also 91 Ayers Road, to register their ______MISC. FOR SALE in Dusy, full service Unisex Body of Andover, Route 6, An­ recommendations from interested name the chairm an of the task force. children. - Houaebold Goods BUS DRIVER - 2 or 3 runs per Salon. Call Ultimate I, 643- dover, Ct. 742-7693. • Articles for Sate 2103.______Phone 643-2711 day. $5.25 per run. Andover - Building Supplies F Elementary School. 742-7339. HOUSEKEEPER WANTED - Pets-Birds-Dogs KIKNTS OF COUMMB Come & Get'Em! tor apartment in East Hart­ Ask For Ckidi, Janice or Joe • Musical Instruments CARD GALLERY MZNCY DEPUnCNT - Boats & Accessories ford. Call after 5:00 p.m., 528- - Sporting Goods Aggressive, part time Sales 1332. Im m ed ia te opening in - Garden Products People needed. Flexible Manchester area. Prospects (Cost b Only *2.50 Per Column Inch) - A n tiq u e s hours, on a permanent basis. RAISE YOUR FAMILY furnished. Protected - W inted to Buy Some nights and Sundays. INCOME! Sell Avon and earn territory. Excellent oppor­ See How Easy It b To Say • “ I Love You” RENTALS Apply in person Card Gallery, good money. Call $23-9401. tunity to build lucrative NOW THE - Rooms for Rent Manchester Parkade, Sales Career in a pleasant ' Apartments for Rent Manchester. EOE. BABYSITTER WANTED, My Fraternal setting. > Homes for Rant home two afternoons per - Bohineas for Rem If you qualify, you'll be Special LOW PRICES For Valentine Happy Ads! £ MEDICAL SECRETARY week. 2:15 til 5:15. Lenox St. - Resort Property lor Rent RECEPTIONIST, for joining a staff of eight full Clubs commit monies - W ir - ? , ‘. tc. R r r area. 646-5781. Manchester physicians office. time Career Agents, with - Misc tor Rent Monday - Thursday 6-5:30 STATION ATTENDANT very little turnover. HERALD AUTOMOTIVE p.m. Send resume to Box GG NEEDED. Full time. Apply in Call 646-8688 • A u iL'S lo r S ale c/o Manchester Herald. person: Gorin's Sports Car to offset cost of track > T ru c k s fo r S ale Center, Route 83, Vernon. HEBRON—In an effort to keep > Heavy Equipment for Sale DRIVER (Delivery Van) $5.00 expenditure to not exceed $50,000 to have many contacts so that it is not - Motorcyclea-Bicycles MUNSONS CANDY hourly plus overtime. Fee down costs, the Hebron and $60,000. difficult for them to locate inexpen­ • Campers-Trallers-Mobile COUNTER CLERK KITCHEN is accepting paid. Experienced, neat Marlborough Lions Clubs are Chapman said that there are four sive merchandise. H o rn e t POSITION AVAILABLE - applications for evening and > A u to m o tiv a S ervice appearing. HS graduate. Over Work part time, approximate­ offering strong assistance in the general rules that the clubs follow in He also said the Lions Clubs weekend employmeit. Hours T Autos for Rent-Lease 2i. Permanent with benefits. ly 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. Earn $60 to building of the new track if the decreasing funds. are 4 p.m. til 8 p.m. weekdays. produce “tremendous amounts of Call Mr. Anthony, 246-8541. $80 weekly, while children are 8 hours on Saturday and/or proposal to build it is met favorably He said that "one," a member of volunteer labor" which cuts labor Wilson Agency, Hartford. in school. Food discount, un­ Sunday. Call for appointment with voters at the town meeting Mon­ the Club is "not the least bit bashful iform provided, other fringe costs. For instance, he said, the clubs GUARANnES Loaf and Found i LEGAL NOTICE 640-43&. day night. to walk into" an office of a contrac­ are planning to install the fence that benefits. Gean, pleasant sur­ roundings. Apply: Dairy WOMAN FOR PARTS The Board of Education has tor or architect "and be nice enough will be surrounding the field. l o s t - Collie Type female INVITATION TO BID Queen, 242 Broad Street, DEPARTMENT COUNTER - NEW LOW PRICES! puppy^ Tan and white. North Sealed bids will be received in the accepted the clubs' proposal to build to volunteer him" for unpaid duties Finally, the clubs will fund any Manchester. Will train. Good opportunity the track which calls for an ap­ end. Reward. Call 646-0323. Office of the Director of General Ser­ for the project. Their volunteering excess expenditures “from pure cash vices. 41 Center Street. Manchester, for the right person. Apply in propriation of up to $4,000 to cover service, he explained, is the major donations from our treasury." The LOST - ifccember 1st, in or Connecticut, until February 18. 1981 at AIR CONDITIONER AND person; Bob Riley costs of raw materials for the track. cost cutter in all projects. near SBM. Large envelope 11:00 a.m. for the following: REFRIGERATION Oldsmobile, 345 Center Street, clubs have a constant series of fund ALUMINUM SION BLANKS, SERVICE MEN Needed. Assistant Superintendent Donald In return for their services, it is not containing sum of money. Manchester. raisers, he said, and all profits POSTS, REFLECTIVE LETTERS, Experienced only. We pay top Larger Size Liberal reward. Call 049-87^. Levy said that the $40,000 represents uncommon for the individual or collected from the eommunity at NUMBERS S RELATED MATERIAL dollar and offer many PART TIME PRINTER, RESULTS The Tovm of Manchester is an equal a surplus from last year's budget, so organization that volunteered to be benefits. Ask any of our men. experienced on AB Dick 360, these fund raisers is returned to the IMPOUNDED - Siberian opportunity employer, and requires an the vote will be to supplant funds that Call today. 528-4144. mornings. Apply at recognized for their services. He said public. “Not one cent is used for the Husky. Male. Grey and white. affirmative action policy for all of its Contractors and Vendors as a condition Manchester Press 143 West Ads Up To A taxpayers have "already spent." that they may perhaps have an Lions Clubs' benefit— every cent is Call Andover Dog Warden, CAFETERIA SUBSTITUTES Middle Turnpike, Manchester. Lions Club member Peter Chap­ 74^7194. of doing business with the Town, as per awards ceremony at the time the returned to the public in some form with their Federal Order 11248 Glastonbury Public Schools. man said that the estimated cost of finished track is turned over to the of community service project." Halp Waniad 13 Bid Forms; plans and specifications Applications available from; ACCOUNTING CLERK - the entire project rests somwhere Board of Education. are available at the General Services Glastonbuiw Board of Educa­ Very busy East Hartford dis­ Full Page Are These range from funding tracks to Office. 41 Center Street. Manchester, between $90,000 and $110,000. Another method in cutting costs is tion, 30 High Street, South tributor is expanding and scholarships. NAVY VETS. Career Oppor­ Connecticut. However, he said, "usinj Lions Club “Private Property Want Ads”! Glastonbury, Conn., 06073. needs enthusiastic person to to “ask a wholesaler to give his goods TOWN OF MANCHESTER. CT Both he and Levy are optimistic tunities available. Call Phone 633-5231, Ext. 452. Af­ handle some accounting func­ tactics." he estimates the total ROBERT B. WEISS. to us at his cost." He said the clubs that the voters will back the plan. collect, (518 ) 402-4321. 1:00 firmative Action Equal Op­ tions, invoice typing and Also Available. a.m. to 1:00 p.m. GENERAL MANAGER 0 0 ^ portunity Employer M/F. general office duties. H Your Hem Isn’t Sold Within 6 Days — Successfai candidate must be LEasmOTICE LEGAL NOTICE MEDICAL ASSISTANT for personable and able to type 60 Manchester/Rockville ENT wpm. Salary commensurate LEGAL NOTICE Group. Monday through with experience. Cali Mr. . Friday. Call 6466465. Fanning at 508-1927. ★ Phone 643-2711 SECOND 6 DAYS ARE FREE! TOWN OF MANCHESTER, CONNECTICUT 4 Lines For 6 Days. 10.25 5 Lines For 6 Dnvs 12,00 OFFICE OF THE GENERAL MANAGER •••••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••• Glastonbury LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE Halp Wantad 13 Halp Waniad 13 Halp Wantad 13 Halp Waniad 13 MUNICIPAL BUILDING IF NOT M IO IN 0 DATS, NEXT 0 DAYS ARE m ai 11.00 Olscoum II Paid In Advance MANCHESTER, CONNECTICUT 06040 HIRING NOW to work one of APPLICATIONS NOW being (Ads may be cancelled, sorry no refund.) NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS NOTICE MANAGING SALES LADY - LUBRICATION PERSON - pur Outdoor Flower taken for emplyment in Meat Established Ladies Store on Reliable. Mechanical A private party may advertise In the; Personal, Lost & Found, Household Goods. Articles INVITATION TO BID NOTICE OF ANNUAL MEETING Locations, Friday. Saturday Packing Plant, ^ p ly in per­ Main Street. Salary, Bonus, background. To lubricate or Sunday. Work 1,2 or 3 days. son: Bugnacki's Special Meat For Sale, BuMdIng Supplies, Pets, Boats. Sporting Goods, Antiques, Cars, Trucks. BID NO. L-48 OF THE UNITED WAY OF MANCHESTER, INC. trucKs and trailers. Motorcycles, Campers & Trailers. To quality for this thrifty rate, you must list the price Benefits. Call Llane, 203-354- Car neMed. S D.R. Ehiter- FToducts, 410 Prospect Street, Parker to provide bills In accordance with provisions of the Town Charter, sealed 2130. Experienced necessary. 2nd prises, Andover, Conn., 742- East Hartford. , and Items can t exceed $1,000 for the total of all Items. Additional lines at Low '‘Private proposals will be received in the Office of the Director of The Annual Meeting of members of the United Way of shift. $5.00 per hour. All fringe Property Want Ad Rates.” General Services of the Town of Manchester, Connecticut until Manchester, Inc. will be held on February 12, 1981 at RELIABLE WOMAN to live benefits! Fo r appointment Manchester State Bank, 1041 Main Street, Manchester, at 7:30 5 . 11:00 A.M. E.S.T., February 20, 1981 with elderly gentleman In call 6867596. to Welles-Turner library P.M. The meeting is held for the purpose of electing new Direc­ exchange for room and board. TERMINAL Deadline Is Noon The Day Before Publication At which time and place said proposals shall publicly be opened tors, accepting committee reports, and such other business as Nice neighborhood, heated CLERICAL TYPIST - Small GI.ASTONBli:i AVTOVm RY nv _— In annr. attemptoltomt.t ;_r j , . . , , .. residents informed about what is important information about which for furnishing of all materials, labor, equipment and incidentals may properly come before such meeting. garage. No housekeeping busy office in Hartford. Diver­ OPERATORS to bring government closer to the happening in the General Assembly, bills will have public hearings, where for "CONSTRUCTION OF NEW STATE ROAD WELL FIELD required. Cook light supper sified position. Typing, filing, billing, order desk, benefits. people of Glastonbury. State Rep. I am again providing Welles-Turner those hearings will be held, and the IMPROVEMENTS.” John Haberem, Jr. only. Workinging woman con- If you are interested in full time or part time work sidered. Reply Box LL c/o Call for appointment, 249-8591. Nina Parker has announced that she Library with copies of the dates and times of all committee President but cfo not want to fight the traffic into Hartford, we Contractor Documents, including drawings and technical Manchester Herald. have just the job for you! Hartford National Bank is is making important legislative in­ Legislative Bulletin and the list of meetings and hearings, UNITED WAY OF MANCHESTER formation available through the specifications are on file at the Office of the Director of General 007-02 coming to Manchester. We are moving our Consumer bills that have been introduced," Ms. In addition the bulletin carries tervices located at the Municipal Building, 41 Center Street, Welles-Turner Library. LEGAL NOTICE LPN'S Information, Customer Product File, and parts of our other important information such as Manchester, Connecticut. UGAL NOTICE Proof and Transit Department to the Manchester "In order to keep Glastonbury The Legislative Bulletin includes the schedule of times for the Immediate Opaninga On All ShNto Copies of Contract Documents may be obtained by depositing Excaltent Starting tatary ( Parkade. legislature to be in session and a OFFICIAL NOTICE Fifty Dollars ($50.00) with the Director of General Services for We have Customer Information Representatives, listing of other announcements per- BENEFITS \ each set of documents so obtained. Each such deposit will be TOWN OF MANCHESTER, CONNECTICUT Engineers finish study tianing to the General Assembly, she refunded if the drawings and Contract Documents are returned BOARD OF TAX REVIEW •35 Hour Work Week *12 Paid Holidays type’ said. in good condition within ten (10) days after the Bid opening. No Rotating Shifts *12 Days Vacation (J.ASTOM tIRV—Feasibility corps' study manager. The Boar^ of Tax Review of the Town of Manchester, Conn., board, as well'as ability to communicate effectively Ms. Parker said that the list of bills •Blue Cross •!& Days Sick Leave studies for reduction of floods in the The Town of Manchester reserves the right to waive any infor­ will be in session in the Municipal Building, 41 Center Street, on and courtiously on the telephone. Also Interpret and Flood control measures for the is valuable because it identifies all of Blue Shield (Century 96) •S Personal U ave Days Great Meadows have been completed malities or to reject any or all Bids. the following days during the month of February. report confidential information to customers in a Great Meadows concentrate on con­ the bills that have been introduced Major Medical •Retirement Program by the U S. Army Corps of professional and efficient manner. _ trolling future development in flood EUch Bidder must deposit with his Bid, security in the amsOnt, February 18, 1981 Wednesday from 7:00 P.M .6:30 P.M. •Dental Program •Group Life Insurance Engineers. and not just those receiving the most We will train all new employees on our terminals plains with strict zoning regulations publicity. "Many times bills affec­ form and subject to Ue conditions provided in the Instructions February 23, 1981, Monday from 7:00 P.M .6:30 P.M. Prescription Card •Tuition Reimbursement Program f The report concludes a four year and computerized equipment. enforced by the communities. ting the towns, or groups of in­ to Bidders. February 25, 1981, Wednesday from 7:00 P.M .6:30 P.M. investigation of flooding in several Graduates and those who have been out of the nursing If you teel you qualify, we will be interviewing walk- For property owners presently dividuals in those towns, com e up for areas of the Connectibut River Basin Attention of Bidders is particularly called to the requirements All persons claiming to be aggrieved by the decision of the field are encourages to apply, and will be given the in candidates in our Manchester office. 621 East Mid­ located in the flood plain, a technical hearings and people at home rarely ss Assessor of the Town of Manchester must appear and file their dle Turnpike, Manchester, Ct. between February 17th requested by the New England River to conditions of employment to be observed and minimum necessary training. assistance program is being Initiated know about them," she said. complaint at one of these meetings or at some adjourned and February 20th. Please come in and ^ply. Basis Commission. wage rates to be paid under this Contract. . MANSFIELD TRAINING SCHOOL this year by the corps' New England She said that by making the list of meeting of said Board of Tax Review. P.O. Box 81 HARTFORD NATIONAL “The study focused on the develop­ rio Bidder may withdraw his Bid within thirty (30) days after Division. "This program will provide bills available to all interested Dated: January 27, 1981 MoimIIoM Dopot, Cl. 06SB1 ment of feasible non-structural flood the actual date o f the Bid opening. BANK individuals with information about citizens, she hopes that Glastonbury 429-S481,BxtS09 damage reduction measures for the Robert Weiss, General Manager BOARD OF TAX REVIEW EOE floodproofing their residences. and residents will be aware of specific Dated 29th day of January 1981 ■JUttARAROT study areas," said John Kennedy, businesses," Kennedy said. Harry Deegan, Chairman Hertford Nattonol Bonk______bills that could affect their lives. 00601 05961 22 - EVENING HERALD, Thurs.. Feb 5, 1981

HERALD, Thurs.. Feb. 5. 1981 23 Psanuta — Charlaa M. Schuia

ACROSS 69 Urgent Answer to Pr^rioui Puole wireiMt flbby (WELL, WHY DON'T VOU) OH, I DIDN'T HEAR YOU... 1 Electricfli unH signal ^Ac t u a lly , it 's EATIN6 TOAST IS I V^NSWER ME? I CANtHEARATHINO 6 Tint 69 Aerie By Aoigaii van Buren ^VERY PEACEFUL. LIKE 6ETTING AWAY WHEN I'M EATIN6 TOAST 6 Empty place T FOR THE WKKENP j 12 Is indebted to DOWN BECAUSE IT ECHOES 13 AudHK INSIDE MY HEAP... . Fleming 1 Meadow «••••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••■•• ••••••••••••••••••••••••«■ 14 Wind mouse Ha/p Wanted 13 Help Wanted 13 H09p W anfd 13 Instniment 2 Was indebted Servicae OHarad 31 Peinting-Papartng 32 Artlolae lor 8ala 41 Apurtmmih For fl§ni $3 DEAR ABBY: My great-niece is pregnant with her first 18 U M (Fr.) to ***••••••••••••••••••••■•• □ EDUCATION child. She is ecstatic, her husband ia ecstatic and her 18 Appropriate 3 Jacob's son LOCAL -INSURANCE •••••••••••••••••••••••••A PROFESSIONAL PAINTING parents are ecstatic. But I am not ecstatic. 17 Quote at an 4 Sleeping SEAR^ ROEBUCK CERAMIC FIRING. Discount 5 T 1 L ::i D o a c i u AGENCY seeks full time staff Private Inalructlona 18 rates. Quick service. Call 643- - Interior and exterior. Tell me, how many babies are born blind every year? How authority sicknets fly 1 1 M E Commercial and residential. □ D Q B D C NEWSPAPER assistant. Hours Monday- & ••«••••••••••#•••••••••••• 2543. many babies are bom deaf, retarded, or with, some birth 19 SpUcIng 6 Daily reconf F 0 w E fl D D D Q n n Friday, 9-5 p.m. Duties in­ VOICE, PIANO, Free estimates. Fully In­ ALUMINUM Sheets used as defect? And how many die of cancer in childhood? machine 6 Snappish bark COMPANY printing plates,. .007 thick 2W ROOMS AVAILABLE 20 Hindu clude telephone, typing, mail ORGAN INSTRUCTIONS - sured. 646-4879. And supposing a child ia normal at birth,'how many grow PrItelllB’B Pop — Ed 8ultlv$in 7 Trimmal 27 Is not Will 43 Author MtncAwffwr Pwrkad9 ^x28Mi'', 50 cents each or S IMMEDIATELY, Heat, hot incemadon 8 Oral and processing. Auto and Former Faculty New York water, appliances. Second up to be teen-age dope addicU? And, Abby, what is our 28 Mince Turgenev CARRIERS 348 W. MkkU* Tumpikt for $2. Phone 643-2711. Must be 22 Express 9 Newtpapar 29 Meander home owners ratings. Position City Music & Art High School. floor. Main St. location. present prison population? WHAT TO T eoSH. 44 Leonine hair •CARPET INSTALLER B-B UPHOLSTERY. Custom icked up before 11 a.m. JUST PONT SET ME - O R TDD COM- HOW aO SH , 23 Nothing notice (abbr.) 30 Noel expandable. Call ^ 3 0 7 8 for Call 644-8597. Security and references. Call AUNT LUCILLE SOJ REALLSy I DON’T 46 Little piecet •FENCE INSTALLER NLY. ANSTHINS PRACnOAL, PUCATEP, OR I A B O U T THATS n o t 24 Optimist 10 WhH 32 Progrtssivt WANTED appointment. Work. Free Estimates. Will PAINTING S after 6 p.m. 646-8911. WANT FOR fKNOW,/WOMj 27 Pariod in Send Someone pick up and deliver. Please OR TOO FANCV, OB TOO SIMPLE, C PLAIN VBRV 11 Fawn emMiatlon 47 Deep mud •CUSTOM DRAPERY Interior Painting & history 19 Boat gear A Happy Thought call 64^2161 after 4:00 p.m. 30” FRANKLIN STOVE with DEAR AUNT LUCILLE: The statistics are not SOUR -art- h r th pw w A m e .' 28 Aemove SO. WINDSOR grates, grill, screen. Cast iron relevant. Most children are born healthy and normal. MONEV* 21 Essay^ 39 On sams side grandson money! Art Craft Concepts is Part-tim e positions Today! Ceilings Repaired or ment. All utilities, privateri' But are those who are bom less than perfect, less PEAR* moisture 24 Put out of iooking for 3-5 women to teach front, gold color knobs. Good 31 One of ^ e 40 Start again 49 Reisx Valleyview Dr., Deepwooti available. Experience REWEAVING BURN Replaced. References. I 1-91, lovable? And is their worth diminished? sight crafts to smail groups. Earn condition. $95. 643-1823. e Gershwins 41 Baach hills 62 Enterteinment Dr., Foster St., and Birch HOLES, Zippers, umbrellas Free Estimates. Fully four miles to Hamilton Stan­ Your problem ia far more serious than the pos­ 26 SMree of $50-360 per week working 10-12 necessary. Apply per­ 32 Tamperate metals 42 10i«Aim.Ti»»m8iBa8ii«Oi 39 Tsx sgsney 19 21 Small East Hartford Walk-in closets. Nine rooms. tics, cellars, garages, also *1 Quality work. Very storm sash $55 each. One (abbr.) 1 Michael Avenue Area restaurant. 9:30 a m .-2:00 LEGAL SECRETARY - Part 2355 square feet living area. 2 will clean apartments for EAST HARTFORD, Cozy one DEAR ABBY: There used to be a law (at least I heard 39 Sweet liqueur 22 p.m. Call 643-0848, 9:00 a.m.-l reasonable prices. Call Mike, Router with accessories $60. there was) stating that if you have lost one son in war and Main & Willys Street Area, time. Experienced. 1-5 Mon­ car garage. For sale or rent. realtors. Call 644-1775. bedroom, won’t last long, Captain Eaay — Crooka a Lawranca 41 Genetic 24 2B 1 p.m. 569-3458 or 569-4545. One 4” industrial belt sander have only one remaining son, he is exempted from being 2« !T 30 Silver Lane starling at day thru Friday. General Evenings 649-5635, or 643-9508. $180. Call Locators 2 3 6 ^ . materiel 1 PAINTING & PAPERING - $235. 646-1519. drafted. Also, if you have only one son and his fother was Main Street, & Beacon Hill practice. South Windsor of­ Fee. (abbr.) 31 fice. 644-1528. Ceiling Special. 25c per square LEE PAINTING. Interior & killed in war, the son doesn’t have to go. 42 Depart this 1 1 J - Tolland Street Area. BAR MAID AND COCKTAIL Exterior. “ Check my rate TOOL SALE, Saturday Feb. 34 COVENTRY foot, paint included. Quality VERNON, Newly decorated My son is about to register for the draft, and I would like life WAITRESSES. Brunswick Work! Fully Insured. before you decorate." Depen­ 7th, 8:00-4:00 p.m. Master 43 Infuses 1 ■ CALL ERNIE SEWING MACHINE one bedroom with laundrylaundr; to know if this is true because his father was killed in battle. 37 39 40 Holiday Lounge. Call after 5 OPERATOR WANTED, Call Manchester Property dable. Fully insured. 646-1853. mechanic tools. 22 Felming 'Thank you. 46 Similar 643-603S p m, 646-3637. 10% MORTGAGE Rd., Manchester. 646-2351. facilities, appliances $210. compound 1 ■ Economy Canvas Comp Maintenance, David Kay, 646- Call Locators. Fee, TIRED OF WARS 41 390 Prospect St. East Own your new 7 room 0754. INTERIOR PAINTING, over 60 Otiose *****••••■••••••••••••••#• 43 44 41 1 ford, 289-5281. . ten years experience, low 61 Flower 47 49 49 GLASTONBURY SECRETARY - Immediate home for $5,000 down Dogi-BIrda-Pelt 43 MANCHESTER FAMILY PEAR TIRED: There is no law at the present time 63 Evergreen tree winter rates and senior citizen 10 1 need for secretary with good *****••••••••••••••••••••• SIZE, 6 roomer with carpets, to "draft" anyone; there is only a law stating that 64 Poker kitty 11 92 93 Olde Stage Road, TITLE CREDIT ’AND discounts. 643-9980. with a 10% mortgage I'M______GINGER, _____ A lovableM.U..U blond laundry facilities, plus more. those born in I960 and 1961 must register — In order 66 Take Carriage Drive, Wagon typirtg skills, to work for Mies COLLECTION. Well es­ S4 SB B6 Manager. Must have prior cat looking for a home. I’m an Call Locators, 2365646. Fee. to determine how many are available in that age advantage of tablished expanding growth rate guaranteed for CRAIG’S PAINTING - Road, and Sulky Lane. altered male, sociable with group. 66 Greek deity 17 B9 B9 secretarial experience. company, witlr multi branches Interior/Exterior. Complete Available Now! Benefits. DAVID JAMES one year. Home on people and animals, 6U-^1 ffomes fo r P e n t 64 And until there is actual drafting, there are no laws 67 Promontory is in need of a credit collection Interior Remodeling. All — also — PERSONNEL, 649-7000. 272 or 342-0571. stating who ia exempt and who isn't. tHIWIFAFffl mrilWMil A8INI assistant. Good communica­ 2V2 wooded acres is types of repairs. Free es­ Worthington Street, Main Street, Manchester. timates. 646-7254. MANCHESTER - 5 Room 5 tion skills and detailed con­ offered at $79,500 ... Cape. 3 bedrooms, nice yard. Cambridge Street, scious person to work closely LARGE LOVEABLE MAIN Income Tax COON look a like. Long hair Quiet street. No pets. Trinity Street, :per with customers and managers Call 643-5020. •••••/•...... Building Contracting 33 ^ayed, shots. Likes dogs. References. Lease. $400 DEAR ABBY: This is in response to whether one should Princeton Street, Great all phases of truck and auto is desired. Send resume to ------— s Service monthly. The Hayes Corpora­ Allay Oop — Dava Qraua repairs. Must have own tools. Box M, c/o Manchester Good home needed. Call after tell a friend that her husband is cheating. Driclqe Swamp Road, Deer­ FARRAND REMODELING - 5 p.m. 6461642. tion, 64^131. Excellent opportunity for per­ Herald When I was 20 (and still a virgin), I married a man who E.O.E. M/F. R A N C H ^ '^ '' P ? r o o m EXPERIEN CED INCOME Cabinets, Roofing, Gutters, COMg on! l e t s g e t o u r YEAH....HEY, field Drive, and April son with ambition and depen­ ••••••••••••••••••a r a n c h . Fireplace. had me completely fooled. In the i'h years that we were Carpeting. Lake TAX PREPARATION, done Room Additions, Decks, All FR E E - 2 female cats. 15 EAST HARTFORD HOME. 5 STUFF BACK FROM THOSE LOOKI THEY1RE Drive. dability. Starting rate $7.00 Butlnett Opportunitlei 14 privileges. in your home. Please call Dan married, he slept with everyone he could get his hands on, Upes of Remodeling and months. Spayed, Box trained. rooms, lots of extras. Low TWO CHEATS) DISAPPEARIN'...! _____ Oswald Jacoby and Alan Sontag Available Howl er hour, plus excellent Only $32,900. Pasek'[ ReiRealtors, ■ Mosler at 649-3329. including his underage cousin! No one wanted to tell me. I M iS ,289-7475,------643-2257. Repairs. Free estimates. Ful­ Call 647-1152 after 5:00 p.m. $300’s. Call Locators. 2365646. enefits. Call 688-7579. AMBITIOUS PEOPLE with was, indeed, the last to know. — also — ly insured. Phone 643-6017. Fee. Main Street, Sycamore Teaching. Management Skills I will be eternally grateful to the friend who finally Two in three true masters - interested in Nutrition. Tired ALUMINUM SIDED 4-4 b u s in e s s gathered tbe courage to tell me what everyone who lived in LEON CIEZSYNSKl A n tiq u e t 48 Omcet-Storaa lor Bant 55 Street, House Street, SECRETARY, TYPIST - of working, want the freedom DUPLEX. Full basement, 2 & i n d i v i d u a l t a x our apartment building knew. And all the while I had been Familiar with medical ter­ car garage. 2 new furnaces. BUILDER. New homes, ad- ••••••••• The play always started Melrose Street, Con- of your own business. Call PUEPARA’TION at home. 10 beating my brains out trying to make a marriage work with with the ace of cluns lead and minology who would like to Excellent neighborhood. $85,- Years Experience. ditions, remodeling, rec COIN SILV E R WANTED, STORE OR OFFICE SPACE conrd Street, Medford Carol, 633-4115. spoons, forks, tea sets, trays. available, 200, 400, and up to a husband who had been lying and cheating from the day NORTH 29-91 a heart shift followed by an work in a cheery office with 000. Strano Real Estate, 646- Reasonable. Call 563-2051. rooms, garages, kitchens we were married. attempt to cash a second Street, Nanel Court, 2000. remodeled, ceilings, bath lile, Private collector. Please 5000 square feet. 6461442. ♦ AK1094 pleasant co-workers. Rapid Situation Wanted 15 Today I am divorced and 1,000 times happier. And I’m heart. and Hebron Avenue. typing a must. Salary •••••••••••••••••••••••••a dormers, roofing. Residential describe pieces and asking ?82 •••••••••••••••••••••••••• still young enough to meet someone decent and have a good Those declarers who knew Available Feb. 2nd arrangements in keeping with Lott-Lend tor Sale 24 HAVE YOUR TAX RETURN or commercial. 649-4291. p rice. Reply Box L c/o OFFICE SPACE MAIN ♦AJ875 HOUSEKEEPING DUTIES STR EET LOCATION - 150 life. ♦ 7 what they were doing pro­ talents, Monday thru Friday. EXPERTLY PREPARED by Manchester Herald. ceeded to ruff a cfiib in 647-9946, “ WANTED, days. Please call square feet. $100 monthly in­ GRATEFUL WEST EAST 649-8979. 528-5450. FULL ACRE WOODED LOT leading, independant Tax Con­ DESIGN KITCHENS, dummy, cash dummy’s ace of or 647-9947 in prestigious, new sultant. Please phone: Dan cabinets, vanities, counter WANTED - Antique Fur­ cludes central air and neat. 6 J 2 6 5 trumps, lead a trump to the niture, Glass, Pewter, Oil One year lease. Call 6462457 DEAR GRATEFUL: Not all wives are grateful. VQJSStS VAK76 Help Wanted 13 Help Wanted 13 neighborhood in Manchester, Wade, 649-6851 for appoint­ tops, kitchen cabinet fronts queen and ruff their last club. All services. For sale by ment. custom woodworking, colonial Paintings or Antique Items. Ted Cummings, or 647-9997 Al How's this for a new twist? Tha Flintatona — Hanna Barbara Productions ♦ QlOt «S West would show out, owner. Principles only. Call reproductions, J.P . Lewis 649- R. Harrison. Telephone 643- Sieffert Sr. AAQ ♦KJIOiltl whereupon it would be a cinch 646- 4599. WALT’S TAX SERVICE - 9658. 8709. DEAR ABBY: Several years ago, I took it upon myself to SOUTH to count the East band as sev­ Performed in the privacy of OFFICE SPACE: CENTER tell a very close friend of mine that her husband was having HOVY COME YOU'RE .A /TOLLING 4QS763 en clubs, four hearts (because BEAUTIFULLY TREED your home. Call Walt Zingler, CRAIG’S CARPEN TRY - Wanted to Buy 49 STREET - 5 room complex. an affair with a girl in his office. 1 honestly thought I was ALWAYS ON Mm AMP NOT FUNTSTONE VlO of the jump raise) and one LEVEL LOT - Prestigious 646-5346. Roofing, Siding, Gutters. High traffic area. Near doing her a favor. THE OTHER GUYS, BOSS? G A T H E R S N O ♦ K432 card each in si»des and location, AA Zone. Almost full Cleaned and replaced. All WANTED PIANO FOR Superior Court. Now being Do you know what she said to me? "Why don't you mind 865 2 diamonds. Thus, they would o ROSSI acre. Sewers, city gas. TAX PREPARATION - ^pes of repairs. Free BEGINNER - G o ^ condition remodeled. 6462121. your own business?" SIMPLY lead a diamond to their king MAMIFtCTURMt MMUCER ' o Vulnerable: East-West and take the sure-thing finesse Reliable and experienced ser- Estimates. 6467254. and reasonable. Call 5665035 Located in Manchester's LEARNED A LESSON IN TIFFIN, OHIO s t a t e d ;.. Dealer; Blast on the way back. vice in your home at or 289-6427. W anted to Rant F finest residential area! $39,- 57 reasonable cost. Norm DROBIAK DRY WALL, Getting married? Whether you want a formal Weft Nortb lEaft South We really feel that the nine 000. No brokers. Principles declarers who tost a diamond only. Will consider private Marshall, 643-9044. Ceilings and walls replaced or WANTED TO BUY MATURE GENTLEMAN church wedding or a simple, "do-your-own-thing” !♦ Pass Ia well-established firm in Northern ceremony, get Ahby's new booklet. Send 81 plus a IV Dbl. 4V 4V trick misplayed the hand. financing. Call 643-8778, or rH tt rv rA P ir T ------^ repaired. All textures - after 5 IMMEDIATELY, Older desires room in private After all. this was a world 647- 9997. A. Sieffert, Sr. l-i?censed p.m. 649-0420. House in need of r ^ i r . Cash. residence. Kitchen privileges long, self-addressed, stamped (28 cents) envelope to: SV Pass Pass ...... mother to care for children m Past championship even though a Connecticut has a challenging position for| Please call Frank J.T . Strano, desired. References Abby’s Wedding Booklet. 132 Lasky Drive. Overly mixed pair event. Investment Properly 25 a loving environment. 646- Keep Smiling Strano Real Estate, 6462000. available. Call after4:30p.m ., HUls, CaUf. 90212. 4890. We also regret that the an individual with a strong manufacturing Be Happy 643-0034. Opening lead:4A report did not say what hap­ EXCELLENT pened at the other taules background. Responsibilities will include IN^'ESTMENT! Good cash B&M TREE SERVICE now ...... RENTALS except to point out that wnen I flow! First floor leased to offering Special Winter p a o iin a ...... W □ AUTOMOTIVE John Collings of Great Britain E package store. Second floor, Rates! We’ve sawed 25% off, ...... PstroQroph held the West hand, he bid on By Oiwtid Jacoby Manufacturing, Engineering, Sales and )lus our usual Discount for Rooms lo r R ent 52 Tha Born Loaar — Art Sanaom very nice apartment, plus 5 ROOFER WILL INSTALL aad Alaa SooUg to six hearts. John had, and oar garage, $67,900. Call for Senior Citizens! Free Autos For Sale 61 OEMtM (May 21-Ju m 20) This is still has, a reputation for wiz­ Estim ates, Fully insured. Roofing, Siding, or Gutters for GENTLEMEN ONLY, one of those days when It may ..icnJueDY)?&m> Hbu ...IMCXJU? VtDUSYAiri'OIAMCe? ardry as declarer and his Inventory Control. The incumbent will further details. Strano Real Low Discount Price! Call Ken Twenty-seven declarers in Estate. 6462000. References. 643-7285. kitchen privileges. Central prove wise to temporarily shelve OF sow eniiiJ(i?i ‘ opponents bid on to six spades at 647-1566. location, security and written an unpleasant task, rather than the 1966 World Olympiad for fear he would bring the [report to the Company’s Vice President. mixed pairs played in five TODA, HOME SERVICE \ „ -references. 6462693 after 4 to do It half-heartedly. Don't set­ ICAMT heart slam home. Business Property 26 ^ r th d a y tle for second-best. ^ d e s on bidding like this. offers you carpentry, ...... f f P " ’ WANTED JUNK AND LATE John doubled and got a real MODEL WRECKS - Cash CANCER (June 21-July 22) In Eighteen declarers made the top score when declarer mis- GLASTONBURY, Multi use papering, and painting. your lighter diversions with FLOORSANDING & CENTRAL LOCATION, free Paid. Call Parker Street Used contract while nine went guessed the diamonds and industrial Building for sale. General repair and Fvbniary 8. I N I friends today, don't appoint down when they tried to drop remodeling. Call Dave REFINISHING floors like parking, kitchen privileges, Auto Parts, 6463391. yourself the head honcho. They'll went down two tricks. 42,525 square ft., 21’ ceilings, 644- the queen of diamonds. (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN Requires a minimum of BSME or BSIE and 3389 or Tom 6461949. new! Soecializing in older security and written From time to time this coming appreciate It more If everyone I extra 3 acres for develop­ floors. Natural and stained BANK REPOSESSIONS FOR year you are iikeiy to discard oid has a vote. ment. Excellent condition and references required. $35 per goals for newer, more productive 5 years of experience. C & M TREE SERVICE, Free floors. No Waxini week. 14 Arch St. Call 649-m5 SALE, 1976 Dodge Charger U O (July 22-Aug. 22) Your nor­ access to Route 2. Seller will ones. Although the change of mal patience with the family estimates. Discount senior John Verfaille, 6465750. after 2 p.m. Special Edition. 2 door, 8 targets may disrupt things a bit. entertain partial leaseback. cylinder, $2,500. 1974 could be at a low ebb today. If citizens. Company you'll come out better in the long you carry a chip on your shoul­ Our Boarding Houao Call F.I.P. Corporation. 677- run. 1361. Manchester owned and Household Goods 40 ROOM IN NICE PRIVATE Oldsmobile Cutlass Supreme. der. there's a strong chance operated. Call 6461327, HOME - Extra nice 8 cylinder $1,500. 1973 CMC AOUAMUt (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) someone will knock it off. I Excellent employee benefits and com­ neighborhood. All utilities. Jimmy utility truck, 4 wheel This can be a successful day for VIRGO (Aug. 23-8ept. 22) When EAST HARTFORD, USED REFRIGERATORS, YES, I THINK 10UVE RXINP T)IE /T ld H T .'} Kitchen privileges. Bath, drive, $1,500. 1969 AMC Am­ you. provided you don’t make a working on tedious tasks you WInthrop — Dick Cavalll BURNSIDE AVE. 900 plus SPRING IS COMING! Single WASHERS, RANGES - Clean, foolish move at the last minute NEXT (SREAT OTEAKTHR0U6H petitive starting salary. Please direct room additions, Sundecks and Guaranteed. Parts & Service. security. $47.50 weekly. 646 bassador 4 door fWO. 1975 usually display ample patience, square feet. Short term lease and turn a victory into a defeat. but today if things don't go right IN WLITICAL CAMPMiSNINa- MY y*3RP, MAYOR. YOU Patio doors. Reasonable Ixiw prices! B.D, Pearl & 6017, Chrysler Cordoba, ^ r condi­ Guard against erratic actions 1 M ADE AY/CJWN I MADE/AOaLVBBANAND r DON’T TH IN K M V AAOMfe BALLCON WWER! WE'LL available. Very reasonable. tion, best offer. Ilie above on the first try. you're apt to 'SAW THR0U6H AY UTT(i [resume and salary history to: prices. Call 6461519. Son, 649 Main Street. 6462171. today. Find out more of what lies mess up the job. aAMDWIOH FCR. M V LIVERWUR3T «OIN(S-TC) fl^ t a bm u sc in around PEC£PTu?N,' NATilRALLY Others. Call Fran Cosgrove, may be seen at the Savings ahead for you In the year follow­ Merrill Lynch Realty, QUIET ROOM on busline. $40 UORA (Sept. 29-Oet. 29) If 30-100. LUNCH TDOAV. ON WHO LE WHEAT WITH LET AAE DO IT ANyA^ORE. THE CITY WITH EOU ShSNEo'AWAV, impression you hoped for. C — _____ 1 * ^ 5 years line experience in a manufacturing FEMALE ROOMATE MID­ withdraw their support. (NewSPAPCR f NTERPniSE ASSN.) TWENTIES WANTED to 1972 FIAT, new paint, brakes, share duplex. Glastonbury t r low mileage, excellent Hebron area. Must be neat. throughout. $1,050. 642-6731. KH ‘n’ Cartyl* — Larry Wright environment? Would you like a job as an Pets considered. Rent negotiable. Call after 6 p.m., 1978 PLYMOUTH ARROW, 4 AAA AWAA * cylinder, 5 speed, chrome Bugs Bunny — Htlmdahl A S lofltl Administrative Assistant to a Corporate Of­ wheels, AM/FM radio. $3,900 yMArW/i6THhT^ / - VERNON-ROCKVILLE. or best offer. Must sell. 646 WHAT A V\ONDEBRjlT ^ should MAVE' 5 CALDWELL Accepting applications for 7594 after 6 p.m. WD I A / DAV FOP A PICMIC. INVITED BU6S. ficer? Two Bedroom Apartments. Prt)Niri?IN«l? NoONEilA^ Rent includes: Appliances, 1977 CHEVY VAN, 44 ton Short Riba — Frank Hill wall-to-wall carpeting,ig, heatheal customized. Great for work or JvBHADA.WARP. and hot water. FHiHA housing. play. $4,000 or best offer. Call HEARIN£( Call 1-237-8858. after 5 p.m. or anytime on Do you have an undergraduate Degree? weekends. 643-5447. r m h THREE ROOMS. Appliances. 6 i r l OIL, Inc. $250 plus gas heat. Eton or 1976 VEGA STANDARD, 3 Are you looking for a job which offers op-| Rose. 6462482. SPEED, GOOD CONDITION VUlTHoOT WITH SNOW TIRES. CaU 686 A W I E 'R R Manchester, C o n n . 52 WADSWORTH STREET - 4 4989. large rooms, second floor. SAHlRMy portunity for training and advancement? Near schools, busline and Trucks lor Sale 62 Ni^HT shopping. $265 monthly. No utilities, no pets. Lease plus • an » ML ■». Hi a» ua M * w as two months security required. HE'S SO POND OP VOUS PEANUT SUTTERI Call between 4:00 p.m. and 6 AND CARIZerr SANPWIOMES. 6 4 9 - 8 8 4 1 FOR SALE 1973 FORD Ftatchar’a Landing p.m. If so, please send your resume including TRUCK F-lOO, 6 cylinder, 3 ^ Call For Our LOW Price! FEMALE ROOMATE speed, new clutch, studded 1 MAKteofftL \ltW fSlOSr TUX), w a n t e d t o s h a r e top snows, cap, tune-up, new N j f u L snzoN q, 'me.iOAN i PLfcASt. salary history to: floors In cab. $800. Call after 7 ^ 200 Gallon Minimum floor of 2 family house. $162.50 ..l > -.t vnnnr^ Utt. it. . each, plus utilities. Includes ^ 24 Hour Burner Service ■ 5 / BOX JJ c/o MANCHESTER HERALD wood burning stove. Call C amipers, , Trailers Carol at 6S6&09 after 9:00 M o b il H om es ^ 24 Hour Call Delivery p.m. lit 1 cmmmKirn.

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