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PAGE TWENTY - EVENING HERALD, Tues., Jan. 13. \m ILAST FULL WEEK8 Army Stops Flights Fender-Bender Art Lawyers Debating Bolton High Hoopsters From Iran Airports Collides With loners Advertising Effect Page 2 Notch Initial Triumph Page 3 Page 4- Page 11 ilanrlirBtrr Freezing Rain Highs In 30s i£u^mn0 MrralJi DaUllt on ptflo 2 Child Abuse Vol. XCVIII, No. 96 — Manchester, Conn., Wednesday, January 24, 1979 WASHINGTON (UPI) - Sen. » A Family NEWSpaper Since 1881 » 20$ Single Copy » 15$ Home Delivered Alan Cranston, D-Calif,, charged NEW YEAR WANT today “hundreds of thousands of dollars In government child sup­ port" may have gone to place I foster children under the care of cult leader Jim Jones, and that at AD SPECIAL least one, and maybe 150 of them'| Mideast Cease-Fire Due died at his Guyana horror camp. TEL AVIV, Israel (UPI) - leftist positions in south Lebanon. except for its Palestinian guerrilla should be reviewed. Article 4. In a statement opening hearings I Israel and Palestinian The shelling was the most intense defenders, they said. 6 — the when-to-go-to-war clause in Israel’s state-run radio said the the treaty text — on the basis of some into the use of federal funds to since the Israeli invasion of the area On the negotiating front, Israel’s guerrillas in Lebanon, who talks Tuesday produced some agree­ new ideas that were relayed to finance child-care facilities where have fought a week-long ar­ 10 months ago. Cabinet met in special session today youngsters are abused, Cranston The cease-fire went into effect at 6 ment, prompting Prime Minister Atherton by Washington Monday. tillery battle, agreed to a to discuss a compromise reached Menachem Begin to summon his said the General Accounting Of­ a.m . (11 p.m . T uesday), the with U.S. negotiators on getting the The new ideas, the radio said, con­ U.N.initiated cease-fire today, spokesman said, bring to a halt the Cabinet to discuss the compromise cerned the definition of the term fice is investigating placement of stalled peace talks with Egypt formulas. as many as 150 foster children in a U.N. spokesman said. exchanges between Israeli and moving again. "aggression,” particularly when Officials said Atherton may leave the People’s Temple before the | Palestinian gunners. Egypt would be justified in joining a There was no confirmation of the The speciai meeting ends a week of for Egypt after being briefed on the Nov. 18 mass suicide in Guyana. In Beirut, residents said Israeii war against Israel despite the peace cease-fire in Beirut, and residents in intensive talks between U.S. envoy Cabinet resolutions. treaty. The GAO is comparing names I southern Lebanon reported the long-range gunners swapped fire Alfred Atherton and Israeli officials Begin met with Atherton Tuesday Israel is seeking to exclude its oc­ of children on California county Jewish state sent tanks one mile into with Palestinian guerrillas today, but on the wording of clauses holding up for the third time in a week. The cupation of Arab land from the foster care lists and the list of | Lebanon to help Christian-backed the intensity of the barrage "was a treaty between Israel and Egypt. meeting was sandwiched between current definition of aggression as dead in Guyana. rightists. much less than that of the weekend.” The clauses deal with whether negotiating sessions with the Israeli maintained by the Arab states and But they said Israeli gunners Most of the Israeli shellfire was Egypt has the right to go to the team, headed by Eiiahu Ben-Elissar, the United Nations. It also insists on slackened their week-long artillery aimed at the market town of defense of Arab nations under the Connally Runs Begin’s top aide. its right to hit back at Arab guerrillas barrage on Palestinian and Lebanese Nabatiyeh — now almost deserted treaty’s Articie 6, and how the treaty WASHINGTON (UPI) - "Big Tuesday’s talks centered on Article bases in Lebanon, the radio said. John” Connally, the former Democratic governor of Texas who turned Republican in 1973 and was found innocent of bribery charges in the Watergate scandal, is joining the field of GOP can­ Carter Eyes didates for president. Connally scheduled a luncheon speech at the National Press-Club today to become the fourth or fifth Republican candidate — Foundations depending how you count them — in a field that could grow to a WASHINGTON (UPI) - At the state of our Union is sound," he dozen or more. said. “Our economy offers greater The 61-year-old Texan was plan­ the mid-point of his term. President Carter says the state prosperity to more of our people than ning to announce he will enter as ever before. many of the 1980 primaries as of the Union is sound but “Real per capita income and real practical. He also probably will Americans must build a “new business profits have risen substan­ spend the most of this year cam­ foundation” for prosperity at tially. Farm exports are setting all- paigning flat out for the nomina­ home and peace abroad. time records, and farm income last tion — unhampered by the duties year was up qiore than 25 percent. of public office. In a nationally televised and broad­ cast State of the Union address “Our liberties are secure. Our Tuesday night to a joint session of the military defenses are strong and Detroit Picked 96th Congress, the president unveiled growing stronger. And more impor­ DETROIT (UPI) - The , no dramatic new proposals hut urge^ tantly tonight, America is at peace.” Republican Party picked a city On imprdvStient of programs already •' On -foreign policyi^'GartW' iKwad-,, the rebound — symbolic of its owii on the books and reduction of federal brushed most of the world’s trouble presidential hopes — for its 1980 controls. spots, including Iran, saying “our national convention. Clerk Receives Petitions Carter dismissed as myths the country is working for peaceful City fathers said they felt the Manchester Town Clerk Edward Tomkiel, Boggini and Vincent Kelly. The 3,095 signer of beliefs that Americans must choose solutions to dangerous conflicts.’’ GOP decision will help Detroit left, receives petitions submitted Tuesday between infiation and recession; con­ But he laid heavy stress on the need shed its lingering image as a the petition support a referendum question to for a SALT agreement to “reverse afternoon by the Concerned Citizens for frontation or capitulation. Instead, center of crime and racial unrest decide if the town should withdraw from the he said, the United States can the costly and dangerous momentum and add momentum to its drive Manchester. Robert Von Deck, leader of the Community Development program for two achieve prosperity by conquering in­ of the arms race.” towards revitalization. group, right, handed in the petitions along years. (Herald photo by Strempfer) flation, and peace by preseverance Saying it was important that the State Republican officials said with, right to left, Frank Lupien, Charles and by completing a strategic arms American people understand the it also could improve the image of limitation treaty. nature of SALT II, Carter said the PHONE ORDERS ACCEPTED the GOP. But he promised he would not treaty is “not based on sentiment. It “The decision to hold the con­ agree to any SALT agreement that is based on self-interest of the United vention in the Renaissance City Dems To Offer Resolution cannot be verified, nor sign any States and the Soviet Union” to will help focus national attention agreement "unless our deterrent reduce the threat of nuclear war. MISC. FOR SALE on the progress which we have forces remain overwhelming.” He called his austerity budget, 40 — Household Goods made in revitalizing our urban Carter, speaking with apparent already under attack by liberal 41 — Articles for Sale 643 - 2711 areas and will underscore the For Keeping CD Program confidence, his jaw jutting forward Democrats and labor leaders, (NON-CANCELABLEI resurgence of the Republican occasionally, was applauded 25 times “stringent but fair,” and told the 42 — Building Supplies Party,” Michigan Gov. William said they agree with many of these during the 34-minute speech. Congress: “This budget is a clear 43 — Pets-BIrds-Dogs G. Milliken said. By GREG PEARSON Sweeney has separated from the 44 — Musical Instruments Night 643-2718 uses, but they are opposed to some of He won his longest applause when message that, with the help of you Herald Reporter other five Democratic board he called for the ratification of the and the American people, I am 45 — Boats & Accessories the federal requirements to receive members and is opposed to continued CLASSIFIED INDEX: Hearings Due MANCHESTER —Democratic the money. Equal Rights Amendment. deetermined to bring inflation under 46 — Sporting Goods members of the Town Board of town involvement in the program. “The challenge to us is to build a control.” The Democrats, in the proposed Deputy Mayor Stephen Cassano 47 — Garden Products WASHINGTON (UPI) - A, Directors Tuesday announced they resolution, said, "The use of these new and firmer foundation for the The president toid the lawmakers 48 — Antiques I federal study group has scheduled will introduce a resolution that the supports the resolution and continued future — for a sound economy, for a he would be proposing: MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD funds for such projects has served to involvement hut was out of town and 49 — Wanted to Buy hearings to determine if 8 million town continue participation in the reduce the tax burden on the more effective government, for • A national health care plan to be American wage earners not unable to attend. P.O. BOX 591 Community Development Program. residents of Manchester.” political trust, and for a stable peace phased in during the decade begin­ NOTICES RENTALS covered by Social Security should The Tuesday afternoon press con­ The four Democrats at the con­ — so that the America our children ning in 1980. REAL ESTATE I join the system. The four members who attended ference said they intend to vote — Lost and Found 52 — Rooms for Rent MANCHESTER, CONN. 06040 ference to announce the resolution ’Tuesday —Mayor Stephen Penny, inherit will be even stronger and • A new push for legislation to hold — Personals 23 — Homes for Sale 53 — Apartments for The study group, 20 individuals was held less than an hour after op­ against the Proposed ban on town better than our own,” the president down spiraling hospital costs. working with the Health, Educa­ Betty Intagliata, Thomas Connors participation which will be a referen­ 24 — Lots-Land for Sale Rent ponents of the town’s participation in and John FitzPatrick—said that they said. • Moves toward deregulation of — Announcements tion and Welfare Department, has dum question sometime this spring. 25 — Investment Property the program presented 3,095 do not feel the federal requirements Senate Majority leader Robert the rail, bus and trucking industries. — Entertainment 54 — Homes for Rent Dear Sirs: until the end of the year to make signatures supporting a referendum Penny said he and the others will — Auctions 26 — Business Property 55 — Business for Rent placed on the funding so far have set Byrd said that Carter’s message • Reorganization of agencies 27 — Resort Property its recommendations to Congress question that would ask for a two- work to convince residents continua- was: "we must approach social relating to economic development 56 — Resort Property Please run the following ad for 4 days at the special any undue restrictions on the town’s tion in the program is “the 28 — Real Estate Wanted I and President Carter. year ban on town participation. operation or freedom. problems in a fiscally responsible and management of natural FINANCIAL for Rent The issue currently is at the reasonable and sensible approach.” money-saving rate of *4.001 The program provides federal fun­ When such restrictions become way.” resources and creation of a new — Bonds - Stocks - 57 — Wanted to Rent I boiling point. The reason: The Mrs. Intagliata said that the Com­ ding annually to many communities evident, then they will support a The running theme throughout his department of education. Mortgages 58 — MIsc. for Rent vast majority of those 8 million including Manchester. The resolution munity Development funding often is address was based on the “new foun­ • Limited public financing for con­ — Personal Loans □ CHECK ENCLOSED □ CASH ENCLOSED workers are federal, state or local proposal to drop out of the program. the only money available when a MISC. SERVICES proposed by the Democratic direc­ But, for now, they are opposed to dation” slogan, hut he told gressional election campaigns. — Insurance AUTOMOTIVE I government wage earners whose group comes to the board seeking 30 — Travel tors lists uses of the money, in­ the proposed two-year ban on town Americans that, despite the woes of • A “sunset law” (he called it 2 pension plan—in many cases—is funds for a project. 31 — Services Offered 61 — Autos for Sale cluding the playground im­ participation in Community Deveiop- inflation and a decade of social up­ “sunshine law” in a slip of the EMPLOYMENT 62 — Trucks for Sale considerably more generous than provements, senior citizens center Failure to satisfy certain federal heavals, many of them have never tongue) to “do away with govern­ — Help Wanted 32 — Painting-Papering ( ) ( ) ment. goals also could affect funding the 63 — Heavy Equipment (1) (2) 3 4 the rewards Social Security renovations, housing for the elderly ’The two other Democratic direc­ had it so good. ment programs that have outlived — Business 33 — Building- I offers. and rehabilitation of homes. town receives from other federal Contracting for Sale tors didnot attend Tuesday's press "Tonight, there is every sign that their value.” Opportunities 64 — Motorcycles Opponents of the program have sources, she said. — Situation Wanted 34 — RoofIng-SIdIng conference. Director Joseph 35 — Heating-Plumbing BIcycles-Campers Red Brigades EDUCATION 36 — Flooring Trallers-Moblle (9) (7) ( ) Homes 8 (9) (10) GENOA. Italy (UPI) - Red I — Private Instructions 37 — Movlng-Trucklng- Brigades urban guerrillas killed a 4 ^ — Schools-Classes Storage 66 — Automotive Service Communist union leader in the 67 — Autos for Rent Living Cost I — Instructions Wanted 38 — Services Wanted northern port city of Genoa and 1978 Lease another terrorist attack squad WASHINGTON (UPI)-The I — Condominiums (12) Social Security benefits based on con­ month. Fresh fruits and vegetables t’alifornia, a result of last June’s 0.3 percent after a 1.6 percent rise in (11) (13) (14) (15) shot a male nurse in the tegs in | p st of living rose 0.6 percent sumer price increases. declined in December, but by less nearby Miian today, police said. passage of Proposition 13. November, the department said. in December to finish the year The Labor Department said the 0.6 than in the previous month. The department said if the proper­ For the full year, transportation Officers said Guido Rossa, a I percent inflation rate during For the full year, the government's representative of the metal 9 percent above the 1977 level, ty tax reductions had not occurred, costs increased by 7.7 percent from the highest yearly inflation December was slightly above food and beverage index soared 11.6 the increases in the housing index 1977. workers union who testified November’s 0.5 percent level, but percent, the single biggest jump of against the Red Brigades in a rate since 1974 when the nation would have been double and the en­ Medical care costs improved (19) (20) somewhat below the average 0.8 per­ any category. tire consumer price index would court case last October, was shot was deep in recession, the dramatically, rising by just 0.4 per­ cent monthly increase of the first 10 The Labor Department said its have by 0.2 percent higher. cent compared with 1.1 percent down as he got into his automobile | government reported today. months of last year. consumer price index finished the to drive to work. In the housing sector, home fuel oil jumps in both’ November and Oc­ She Herald With the exception-of 1974’s 12.2 Food and entertainment costs es­ year at 202,9. That meant goods and prices rose 1.3 percent last month, tober, the department said. PHONE ORDERS ACCEPTED Inside Today percent inflation level, consumer calated sharply last month, but services priced at $100 im 1967 cost the fourth consecutive large gain. The slower rise last month was CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING Ad over 20 words — Regular Price prices last year accelerated at a medical care prices made a signifi­ $202.90 last month. Clothing prices were unchanged primarily due to smaller increases in Business...... 14 cant drop to hold down the size of the NAME...... faster rate than at any time since Housing prices rose a moderate 0.4 during December and rose only 3.2 doctors' prices and other medical Classified...... 14-18 1947. The 1978 inflation level was also overall cost-of-living increase, (he percent in December, the same as in percent for all of 1978, the depart­ care services. department said. Comics...... 19 the highest on record for any single November. But housing costs for the ment said, the smallest increase of However, medical costs for the full JWRESS...... c ity...... state...... zip Code...... Editorial ...... 9 year in which the nation was neither The cost of food in groceries rose full year increased by 9.9 percent, any category. year were 8.8 percent aboye 1977, the Entertainment ...... 15 fighting a war nor recovering from 0.8 percent last month, compared greater than the overall inflation Transportation prices rose a steep department said, with 0.2 percent in the previous PHONE HO...... CLASSIFICATION...... Fam ily...... 22-27 one. level. 1.2 percent, the sam e as in Americans spent 0.7 percent more Obituaries ...... 10 | month. The prices of meats, fresh Many Americans paid particularly A 1.1 percent increase in home November. Most of (^le Dtcember to entertain themselves last month. - EXPIRES Jan. 31, 1979 People/Food...... 21 close attention to today’s Consumer milk and other dairy products prices and a 1,6 percent jump in rise was attributed to a 2.5 percent During the previous 11 months, the 643 2711 Sports ...... 11-13 registered large increases. Price Index report because they will mortgage interest rates during increase for used cars and a 1.9 per­ average increase was 0.4 percent. [Television ...... 15 Beef, pork and poultry prices rose receive automatic cost-of-living December were largely offset by a cent jump in gasoline prices. The full year rise for entertainment' substantially for the third straight adjustments in wage, welfare and sharp decline in property taxes in New car prices increased by only was 5.8 percent, the department said. PAGE TWO - EVENING HERALD. Wtd . J«n. M. ICT

EVENING HERALD. Wed.. Jan. 24. 1979 — PAGE THREE Army Stops Flights Fender-Bender Artist Collides With Zoners By JAMES V. HEALION exposed the yard on his 10-acre South propriate for Yankee New England. She says she was hoping Besides, he says, the car hoods, The Chamberlains first came to ESSEX (UPI) — Sculptor John Main Street property, which he “Even Leonardo DaVinci may From Iran Airports bought about a year ago. Chamberlain would obey the cease fen(iers, decks and bumpers stacked Essex from the Hamptons on Long Chamberlain, who transforms junked have felt the same way John does,” If you were able to get a good look and desist order, but he didn’t. in his yard are no longer automobile Island in their 37-foot sloop, the cars into expensive museum pieces, the resident said, “but he’s not living “There is no other recourse, but to go TEHRAN, Iran (UPI) — The army at Chamberlain’s yard — his wife parts, but the tools of his trade. Art “Cocola,” which Mrs. Chamberlain Americans and other foreigners shut off the entire airport grounds all may be the art world’s ultimate in Essex at the moment.” to court and we’re going to Superior seized Tehran's Mehrabad Airport fleeing from Iran's continuing strife, says you can’t unless you trespass — material, in effect. said means “Li’l Darling,” in Italian. the way to the Trans-Iranian fender-bender, but he has collided Lois Ely, the zoning enforcement Court in Middletown on Thursday.” The zoning brouhaha has not today and authorities shut down were canceled. The reports said Highway after opposition leaders with the zoning board in his own back you would see rising from the snow agent in Essex, says the hubbub is all “I work by intuition. I don’t know other major Iranian airports in what civilian aircraft were turned back four columns of crumbled car parts, For some women, says Lorraine in advance what a sculpture will look affected her sense of humor. “I may tried to lead a march into the yard. a matter of scale. She rests her case not be running around like the Mad diplomats called an “obvivus" from other airports as well. blockaded airport. The 'board says Chamberlain is one about 20 feet high and blood red on three words in the code that says Chamberlain through a stunning like. I can’t be too conscious of what I do,” he says. Woman of Chaillot. but I’m beginning military attempt to keep Premier “Only one runway is operational at Two Iran Air jetliners, which were conducting a business or “manufac­ on one side. the work must be done “within the toothpaste-ad smile, her husband’s Shahpour Bakhtiar in power. Some neighbors in this well-to-do work “just steams of macho Chamberlain has a $100,000 com­ to feel a lot like an Eadie Beal of Tehran and that. too. for military taxied to the Tehran airport runway tory” in the yard in violation of local dwelling.” Essex," she said, referring to Soldiers threatened to shoot purposes," one aviation source said. for “revolutionary flights" to bring sailors’ snug harbor of 5,100 people sexuality,” which may come as news mission from the General Services codes because his $1(X),000 property is “He has had people helping him. to Blonder’s Auto Recycling in Administration for a bent metal Jacqueline Kennedy Bouvier’s eccen­ protectors demanding the reopening Meanwhile, troops fired in the air home Khomeini, were taxied back winced when they saw the mptal He directs men with heavy duty zoned rural-residential. Chamberlain Waterford where Chamberlain buys sculpture at the McNamara Building tric relative. of Tehran airport bv Friday for the and used teargas to disperse several into their hangars by military pilots. totems to America’s automakers and equipment to bend and twist the return of Ayatollah Ruhollah maintains that sculpting is an art. his parts, sometimes $3,000 worth at Plaza, a federal office complex in She said she is trying to be civil hundred anti-shah demonstrators Air Force personnel stood vigil in A cease and desist order was made a beeline for Town Hall. metal. There are dump trucks and Khomeini, orcliestrator of 14 months who clashed with a pro-shah march Their view was similar to that a clip. Detroit. with everyone. Her next-door the air traffic control tower. served by Deputy Sheriff Dudley commercial vehicles from time to neighbor, Mabel MeWhinney, 81, of disruption that forced Shah in Tehran. Several persons were Airlines operating out of Tehran's Clark. expressed in Paramount Pictures’ time. And he says he can’t house Mrs. Chamberlain, the daughter of William Bendig of Essex, the Mohammed Reza Pahlavi from Iran. film “The President’s Analyst,” by an Orting, Wash., forester, said she editor-in-chief and publisher of The gave her a Christmas cactus and told reported injured in the scuffles airport were told by authorities the “ It was awfully unfriendly," what’s he’s doing,” Mrs. Ely said. her she would be glad to answer any Diplomatic reports said other air­ although a casualty report was not airport would be closed until further Chamberlain’s wife, Lorraine, 33, the late Will Geer, perhaps known She said the zoning codes specify lived for 13 years with Frank Zappa, Art (Jallery, an international the rock star and satirist whose hit magazine, said Chamberlain was green-thumb questions she might ports were clos^ and that several immediately available. notice. said in an interview at the couple’s best for his role as television’s that a customary home occupation have. Grandpa Walton. In the movie, he songs include “Call Any Vegetable,” “injudicious in his approach to the charter flights scheduled to land in At Tehran's Mehrabad Inter­ The state radio, which announced home, a restored barn once owned by must be carried on within a dwelling “It made me feel wonderful, a the southern city of Isfahan to take slaps a sculpture of Chamberlain’s in and “Brown Shoes Don’t Make It.” community, which is a conservative national Airport, troops riding tanks the airport closure in a brief military George P.P. Bonnell, known locally and the codes apply to enterprises on pocket of freindship,” she said. the Whitney Museum and tells James Prices for Chamberlain’s work one and he should have anticipated a communique from Tehran's martial as “ Double Duty” because, fearing a far smaller scale than An article about the zoning issue law administrator, gave no reason Coburn, “Look at this thing. Pile o’ Chamberlain’s. now start at $18,000, a spokeswoman reaction to this type of creative ac­ scarcities, he bought things in twos, tivity.” appeared in The Gazette, a weekly for the seizure. junk.” “It’s for the woman who makes for the Leo Castelli Gallery in New including outboard motors. York City said. newspaper, and it prompted calls It was not immediately clear if the Chamberlain’s problems began A resident familiar with the issue jams and jellies, the artist at his The entire matter “might have Foe Is Determined says Chamberlain, 51, a native of Chamberlain says he has been told been easily avoided by a nice, big from other neighbors, saying they military closed other Iranian air­ last autumn when brisk winds tore easel, the lady with the spinning he has to do larger sculptures and healthy row of evergreens along the were not among the complainants. ports able to handle large aircraft. away a leafy camouflage and partly Rochester, Ind., appears to have a wheel as opposed to the weaver in a fierce streak of independence, ap­ that necessitates his working out­ property,” Bendig said. The “revolutionary flight" carrying textile mill.” she said. doors. To Return to Iran Khomeini from Paris was to be an Farmers Protest Iran Air Boeing 707. PARIS (UPII — Iranian opposition Yazdi at first had expressed skep­ But Bakhtiar blocked striking Iran a leader Ayatollah Ruhollah lUiomeini ticism over the initial announce­ Air workers attempts to use the air­ A “tractorcade" of angry farmers rolled downtown St. Louis, included 246 vehicles, remains determined to return to Iran ment. He demanded to know whether craft unless they all returned to through an icy rain Tuesday enroute to the ranging from tractos to pickup trucks. The Stress Affects More Males FOOD on Friday as planned despite a the tanks were actually in place. work. nation’s capital for a confrontation with tractorcade, organized by the American f9 military seizure of Tehran's airport, "We heard a report they were The airport closure brought the President Carter over low farm prices. The WEST HAVEN (UPI) — A gerontologist He said the population mix in 1977 was 52 LeBlane noted stress appears to have a rela­ WAREHOUSE an aide said today. preparing something." he sad. “But Agriculture Movement, started with farmers predicts women will outnumber men three to government face to face with the procession is shown on Highway 40 near from Colorado. (UPI photo) percent female and 48 percent male. LeBlane tion to cardiovascular problems, circulatory (Formerly Frank’s) Spokesman Ibrahim Yazdi said the did they actually do it? Is the airport triumphant anti-shah opposition, one by the year 2032 if they manage not to fall predicted women could increasingly out­ disorders, heart disease, strokes and, accor­ flight would turn back only if every really closed? Are tanks really there which vowed to overthrow Bakhtiar victim to the stress-related diseases that are number men over the next few centuries ding to some doctors, cancer. Government OPPOSITE ST. BARTHOLOMEW’S airport in Tehran was blocked. or this just what they arc saying? and set up the “Islamic claiming the lives of more and more men. because the life expectancy of women is rising statistics show more males die from these dis­ CHURCH, 725 E. MIDDLE TPKE. He said Khomeini may issue in­ “We spoke yesterday to somebody Revolutionap' Council " envisioned Raymond J.A. LeBlane, 40, a gerontology and men are falling victim more and more to eases than females. “WE ACCEPT MANUFACTURER structions later in the day to his who had just left Iran. He said some by Khomeini. graduate student at the University of New stress-related diseases. “The thrust is, we should get more involved COUPONS a FOOD STAMPS” followers in Iran, who confronted elements might try to create a psy­ British Winter Weather Haven, reported his predictions in the January In the Paris suburb where But LeBlane is quick to emphasize a number — and rather quickly — with preventative troops and tanks guarding the air­ chological disturbance. Khomeini has lived in exile since Oc­ issue of the Journal of the American Health of variables between now and then could ac­ care,” he said. port. “But we will go in. We will make tober, spokesman Ibrahim Yazdi said Association. count or a change in his predictions for the LeBlane received national attention for an '"YOU CAN CUT “The Ayatollah is studying the the flight" the ayatollah would proceed with his He said Tuesday more and more men are 21st century if women become susceptible to article he published in the fall which cited situation," Yazdi said. “We may Asked what Khomeini will do if Intensifies Labor Strife falling victim to stress-related diseases each the same kinds of stress as men. plans to fly to Tehran Friday, and evidence to show men do not survive the loss have something to say later" s a v f i t o n every airport in Iran is closed, Yazdi would turn back only if every airport LONDON (UPI) - The worst and factories struggled to stay open Wildcat strikes and stoppages year and that unless something is done to The researcher said current population of a mate for very long. This second article is Vp™ food bill by Asked what individual gave the said with a laugh. “Then we would in the country is closed. snowfall to hit Britain in 16 years in­ despite raw material shortages. caused further disruption in the alleviate the pressure, there may be three trends indicate more males are dying than a continuation of his research. YOUR FOOD BILL SHOPPING USAVE" order to close the airport. Yazdi said. have to turn back." tensified the effects of labor strife Between 175,000 and 200,000 provinces Tuesday. times as many females as males by the year females each year and the difference between A former sales representative who spent the “We don't know" 2032. across the country and a local union workers have been laid off because of • Manchester airport was closed male and female life expectancy has widened last 12 years running a New London nursing leader suggested workers refuse to the strikes, the government said. for 12 hours and 130 flights were LeBlane urged “preventative care” to help every year since 1920. home, LeBlane now writes a weekly column smile on the job today unless they are It all amounted to the worst in­ curb stress, which he said comes from the He said male life expectancy rose from 53.6 entitled “The Art of Aging” in his hometown SAMPLE SAVINGS canceled because the airport fireman paid for it. dustrial crisis since the miners' took a day off and his union refused desire to be part of hectic American lifestyles in 1920 to 69.3 in 1977, while the rate for women newspaper in Norwich. Motorists Kill More Deer As Britain’s Labor government strike of 1974 resulted in an election to authorize a replacement. and increased athletic competition among jumped from 54.6 to 77.2 during the same period. GOOD WED. A THUBS. OMLY~ tried Tuesday to cope with the coun­ that forced the Conservative govern­ • Ambulance crews in the Liver­ try’s most widespread industrial ment from power. pool area refused to work unless they crisis in five years, the queen’s sub­ Frank Huff, a regional union of­ were paid for Monday’s one-day For Fourth Year in a Row jects faced continuing strikes by ficial for municipal workers, walkout, but later agreed to provide 3 LBS. truckers,railroad employees and 1.5 proposed a ban on smiling as part of emergency cover. Aillon Blood Checked OR By ANDREW M. MBLEY there were no reported deer hunting “Surprisingly enough the crippling million blue-collar workers from his union’s “ work without • Municipal workers in the NEW HAVEN (UPI) - An FBI The B sample was taken from a part of.a related fatalities or even minor ac­ road menders to rat catchers. enthusiasm campaign.” MORE HARTFORD (UPI) - The most factor has been minimal,” Herig Southwark district of London said specialist has testified he idenified a blood rubber glove found in the Montano home, cidents," Herig said. said, “We have found only two deer To add to the disruption, the worst “They will do precisely what is in type similar to that of Guillermo Aillon on said Hodge. 1.09 successful deer killers in (Connecticut they will stay on strike indefinitely to I HIUtHIRC FARMS FRESH QRADEA Deer hunting season runs from Oc­ (out of 2,5(X)) in the past four years snowfall since 1963 buried 100,000 their contract without a smile or a press for a weekly basic wage of a piece of rubber glove found at the scene Earlier in the trial it was established 39«i don't carry bows and arrows or an­ tober to January in Connecticut. miles of roadway under snow and ice sparkle,” Huff said. KIELBA8A 1.89 CHICKEN LIVERS tique muskets or shotguns. They sit that had evidence of arrow wounds,” $120, two-thirds the national average of three 1972 fatal stabbings. the defendant had type B blood. V’ Archers get the first and last crack drifts up to 6 feet high. He explained the ban meant his Aillon, 40, is being retried in New Haven behind the wheels of cars. Although motorists have the best wage. State police fingerprint expert Ronald DELICIOUS at the deer. Heathrow Airport was closed for members should stop running friend­ Superior Court for the slayings of his wife In 1978, motorists killed at least 1,- record for killing deer, Herig doesn’t • Scores of schools were shut Landau also testified that none of the GREEN ICEBERG In between, muzzleloaders — believe they're doing it on purpose. several hour because of snow. ly errands and other unpaid favors because of local wildcat strikes by Barbara, and her parents, wealthy lumber numerous prints found in the Montano 054 deer in (Connecticut. Hunters hunters who use antique frontier The truckers’ strike, in its third for bosses in a protest that would not PEPPERS LETTUCE killed only 948. In Connecticut, a motorist who ancillary staff. executive J. George Montano and his wife home matched the defendant’s finger­ APPLES fio e rifles with ramrods and j)lack week, left exports piled on the docks inconvenience the general public. Bernice. It was the fourth consecutive year kills a deer can keep the animal if he prints. powder — are allowed to shoot deer reports the accident to state or local Alvin Hodge, who examined almost 100 Landau said most fingerprints belonged in which (Connecticut drivers killed for nine days. Then shotgun hunters 5 LBS. 3 lbs. more deer than did hunters. police or state conservation officials. blood samples from the Montano’s North to the victims, friends or investigators have a 15^ay season before the But Herig said insurance studies in­ Montano’s North Haven home. He iden­ who were in the Montano house the day “ We Accept Frank’s Supermarket Couriesy Cards" & Ctiecks For Amount of Order “It's not unique fb this state," Paul archers come back. Herig, a deer program biologist for dicate it generally costs $400 or more tified all the types as 0 and A, which were the bodies were found, Aug. 14, 1972. Lan­ Herig said the number of Chad’s Parents to Appeal the blood groupings of the three victims, the Department of Environmental to fix a car that has struck a deer. dau said one print has never been iden­ “WE SAY IT IN OUR NAME” muzzleloaders in Connecticut has except one he identified as blood tvpe B. tified. Protection, said Tuesday. “There's “It wouldn’t be very profitable to almost tripled over the past four purposely run into a deer when it’s really not too much you can do about years. •MANCHESTER it." going to cost you $400,” Herig said, Court’s Laetrile Decision ''You have to be pretty precise Herig. a 10-year veteran at DEP, “You can buy a lot of ground beef, PLYMOUTH, Mass. (UPI) - The with those frontier pieces. You only steaks and hot dogs with $400.” metabolic therapy they have ad­ “a disaster” and said she believed said game officials have come up get one shot and they're tricky to parents of 3-year-old leukbmia vic­ ministered to the blond, blue-eyed with a lot of solutions to the deer vs. Volterra had responded to political load," Herig said. "That may be in­ Pentecostal Church tim Chad Green say they will appeal boy. pressures in making his decision. A car problem, but most just don't teresting to people who think it's so a Superior Court judge's decision The therapy involves use of work. MANCHESTER - United “It’s a disaster for everybody in doggone easy to kill a deer." Pentecostal Church will have a its prohibiting them from using the con­ Laetrile, an apricot pit derivative Building mile-long, deer-proof this country, because what has ac­ “A lot of people think you just walk regular service and Bible study troversial drug Laetrile to treat their that some persons claim cures fences along highways and tunnels to tually happened — the judge made a into the woods and see a critter and tonight at 7:30 at the church, 187 son’s cancer. cancer, and large doses of vitamins A medical decision, and he has decided fitness runs in funnel deer under interstates have shoot it down," Herig said. “It’s not Woodbridge St. Everyone is The appeal could be filed with the and C. for us who we are supposed to believe been tried without much success, that easy.” Massachusetts Appeals Court as ear­ The judge also ruled that Chad Herig said. welcome. out of medical experts and scientists, Shotgun hunters also face restric­ ly as today, George Donovan, a must remain a partial ward of the “The cost of those kinds of Christian Scientist which is incredible,” she said. tions that make it difficult to kill lawyer representing Gerald and state and that Massachusetts “ What’s really happening has operations are really prohibitive," he MANCHESTER — First Church of the family. deer. They cannot use buckshot or Diane Green of Scituate, said General Hospital in Boston, which said. “By golly, you're talking about nothing to do with parents’ rights,” THSWEEK automatic, rapid fire shotguns. Their Christ, Scientist, will have its Tuesday. has administered the boy's court- EUREKA big dollars." she added. “It’s a political arena, guns are only allowed to hold thrpe regular meeting tonight at 8 at the “They feel that it (the court order) ordered chemotherapy, may test him and 1 really believe that there was Exclutive 6-way But not all of the deer news coming shells at a time. church, 447 N. Main St. is not going to help Chad,” Donovan Dla|.A-N.p» „ periodically for cyanide poisoning, pressure put on the judge, and I feel nig height SAVE out of DEP these days is tragic. Connecticut’s archers appear to be The meeting, which will include said, adding that the Greens are which can result from Laetrile over­ Set an example “For the fourth consecutive year. that it’s so political that Chad is just ^adjuatmant $2095 good marksmen. testimonies of healing, is open to the prepared to take the case to the U.S. doses, and for vitamin A poisoning. a sacrificial lamb, and that my hus­ for the ones ...... Supreme Court. “The metabolic Medical tests turned over to the band and I, in any effort we can tailored programs treatment isn’t a cure, but it’s 3000 ...... court last week as evidence in a two make, will not allow that to happen.” you love! group exercises helping.” • Top-tllling week hearing on the Green’s request I^spite her displeasure with the nutritional guidance “ National Weather rionovan made the remarks shortly for full legal custody of their son, in­ disposable dust ruling, she and her husband have no bag prevents City after Plymouth County Superior dicated Chad was suffering from sauna • steam plans to take Chad out of the state for clogs, keeps tanning rooms Albuquerque Miiwaukee II 20 Court Judge Guy Volterra ordered overdoses of both substances. treatment. suction strong Anchorage Minneapolis EUREKA showers • lockers 9 06 the Greens to end the unconventional Mrs. Green described the ruling as • Power-driven Asheville Nashville 13 28 2-Motor dressing rooms Power Team 12-Inch beater Atlanta New Orleans >3 31 ' ’is bar brush roll unlimited visits Billings New York 3 37 • Rolo-Matic* • Brilliant Birmingham Oklahom Cty 3 14 powerhead adjusis headlight Boston Omaha automatically to various 8 06 Legislator Backs Bills carpet heights from low FREE Brwnsvil, Tx. Philadelphia 1 32 nap to high shags. XniCHMENTSL Buffalo Phoenix 9 40 • Motor-driven beater I lOWISt T IM fltA fim i ' T*. Charm, N.C. Pittsburgh 7 30 bar brush roll Chicago Portland, M. 4 10 _ M O M M « 4 J Cleveland Portland, Ore. 9 34 To Protect, Aid Teachers Columbus Providence 0 23 Dallas Richmond 6 38 HARTFORD (UPI) - Richard “In some cases, that may be suf­ “I’m not reacting to any particular Denver St. Louis 3 10 Balducci has seen the pendulum of ficient,” he said. “But what if the kid situation,” he said. “I have just felt u r i WIATMIII rOTOCAtT • Des Moines Salt Lak Cty 3 03 classroom conduct swing from the ends up decking his teacher on the over the years that the pendulum has For period ending 7 a Detroit .San Antonio 4 26 WITH THIS COUPON^ m, EST 1/25/79. During Duluth old days when teachers in­ last day of school? He can only be swung to a very liberal attitude. Wednesday night, snow will fall over the northern San Diego 1 57 El Paso San Francisco I 48 discriminately dished out corporal expelled for one day.” That’s not right. Rockies, the lower Lakes and the Ohio valley, changing to Hartford San Juan 1 72 punishment to the new days when One of Balducci’s bills would allow “And it wasn’t right when teaeher- MODEL MODEL 3220- freezing rain over most of the Northeast. Clear to partly Houston Seattle ) 37 'Students punch out teachers. school authorities to expel a student sused to hand out corporal punish­ 1276 cloudy elsewhere. Indianapolis Spokane I 15 Now, the former teacher is in a for up to a year. ment for no reason at all,” Balducci Connecticut Weather Jackson, Mss. Tampa ) 62 position where he can do something “If the incident happened in June, said. Jacksonville Washington I 36 about what he’s seen. And he plans it would allow them to expel the kid “But people must remember Rain mixed with sleet and freezing rain developing in Kansas City Wichita I 24 to. until the following May,” he said. teachers have rights too,” he said. the afternoon. High temperatures in the low to mid 30s, 2 Las Vegas cy c-clear; _ ey- Balducci, a Democrat who “It’s important that students know if SAVE Little Rock “The one thing kids need is direction. C. Rain heavy at times tonight may cause some stream cloudy; f-fair; hz-hazc; m- represents Newington in the Connec­ they act up, they’re going to be ‘50 Los Angeles missing; pc-partly cloudy; r- If they know what’s going to happen INTRODUCTORY OFFER and urban flowing. Lows in the 30s. Thursday changing to ticut House of Representatives, punished.” they know what the limits are.” light snow or snow flurries in the morning. Temperatures Louisville rain; sh-showers; sm-smoke; Memphis retired last year after teaching Balducci’s other bill would place SAVE in the mid 30s but falling into the 20s during he day. sn-show, sy-sunny; ts- GREAT $ O C Miami Beach thunderstorms; w-windy. government, sociology and history part of the financial.onus for problem Make Today Count $1500 WEEKS Probability of precipitation 80 percent today near 100 per­ for 14 years to junior and high school students on their parents. 25% OFF! 6 cent tonight and 80 percent Thursday. Light northeast students. As it now stands, when a student is MANCHESTER - The Make EUREKA winds increasing to 15 to 20 mph today and tonight Today Count Club, a group that deals EUREKA “I rarely, if ever, put in education expelled from school his community Large 3.2 Peak H.P. 1% Peak H.P. * becoming northerly Thursday. Winter Sports Outlook bills when I was a teacher. You know must pick up the tab for his tudors. with death and dying, will meet Keep your feet warm and dry this in four styles and are NOW 25% OFF 2 etage motor VCMA— .53 people sometimes think 'He’s out to Balducci noted that it costs a town Thursday at 6 p.m. in the Faculty Winter in "Blizzards" by Walk-Over®, at Regal’s! Couldn’t your feet • Cordaway* automatic • All steel construction no matter what the weatherl Famous deserve a treat? Ulomonf|^o,|d Forecast Fair weather over extreme northern and eastern Maine push his own cause,”’ the three-term about $1,200 a year to educate a stu­ East Conference Room at cord reel • Cleaning accessories: Mass.. R.I. & Conn.: Clearing Friday. Fair Saturday. Uouds increasing elsehwere over the region. Rain legislator said in an inteirview. dent in the classroom. But paying for Manchester Community College. for quality, these boots are available • Self-adjusting vinyl hose, carpet nozzle, 9-9 Mon. thru Fri. increasing cloudiness Sunday. High temperatures in the southwestern Connecticut late this morning, “ But now I’m on the outside tudors to teach an expelled student at Those wishing more information Roto-Matic® powerhead crevice tool, upholstery with beater bar brush nozzle, dusting brush ^ s Friday and Saturday 20 on Sunday. Lows in the 20s spreading eastward this afternoon. In the Berkshires, looking in. I understand the problems home can cost a community up to $3,- may contact Paul Paradis of 102 roll Friday and Saturday teens Sunday. rain preceded by snow, sleet, and freezing rain. In Ver- and I think I know what needs to be 000 a year, he said. West St., Vernon, 875-0367. New England’s Newest Concept in Franchised Health Spas for Women c. f*“rries Friday and southern New Hampshire, snow then rain. done.” “I think the parents should pay for- Saturday, clearing Sunday. Seasonal temperatures highs *n the 30s but cooler in north. Snow across Balducci has submitted two bills half of the tudor bills,” Balducci AA Croup ^ M 'Plainly in the teens. northern sections tonight; heavy snow possible in central this session to deal with the explosion said. MANCHESTER - The Day by Day Maine and New Hampshire: Chance of flurries Fridav ^reas. Rain changing to snow in Berkshires. Thursday, of problem students. The 36-year-old Democrat said the group of Alcoholics Anonymous will Inside Marshall’s Mall air over t)ie uiooVona moj ...ui, .t ----- ‘...... snow tapering off to flurries in Vermont but continuing As the statutes now read, an unruly recent rash of violent incidents in meet tonight at 8 at Center R £"Where women C love fo shop A tor men'' £ S At The 3^0s Uifi,' “ s north to elsewhere in north. Rain changing to light snow in .south. child may be expelled for the Connecticut schools did not prompt Congregational Church. Highs in the 20s north. 30s south. DOWNTOWN MAIN GTNIiT, MANCHISTCR alonnhc cS “ remainder of the school year, his two pieces of proposed legisla­ AA contact is available 24 hours' MANCHESTER 903 Main St. • TrI-CIty Plaza VERNON tUHtimtAICAAl I F t w n « B 4I-S 221 FrM Front G R m t N r t i l n ^ Balducci said. daily by calling 646-2355. Q p « f l B D t y t • T h u r w U t y N l g M t I N l i O O MANCHESTER PARKADE tion. OPEN Dally 9:30-5:30: Thurs. 'Ill 9PM OPEN Dally 10-9; Sat. ’til 5:30 tisT FM itnmiiN FM IK [wiY 1 i n E s a a 19111 PAGE FOUR - EVENING HERALD. Wed., Jan. 24, 1979 Permanent Police Plan to Buy EVENING HERALD, Wed., Jan. 24. 1979 - PAGE FIVe ' Panel Suggested Old Building Hits a Snag COVENTRY — A Police Subcom­ the chief conduct regular staff lJ4niMnyClE/||MHCE mittee of the Town Council has made meetings with the officers of the MANCHESTER —A downtown 22 recommendations and heading the department to improve communica­ merchant who had said he might list is one to appoint a permanent tion. use as a mechanism to explain purchase the Odd Fellows Building police committee of the council. new procedures, provide clarifica­ says the plan is still alive but has hit The subcommittee said that the tion, and to develop new ideas to some snags. committee could be established by solve areas of concern and such. Phillip Harrison, who operates ordinance or resolution and possibly Having the chief write annual Harrison's Stationers on Main Street, Psychologist Ek^plains Use of Behavior Modification later on by a charter change at which evaluation reports on all of the of­ had said at a December meeting of a By JUNE TOMPKINS relaxation, he said. He emphasized that hypnotism is not as problems, not sickness.” time the ordinance could be “ Our body reacts according to the way we perceive ficers and on new officers, a six- downtown committee that he and a used as a force to make someone else submit to your will. "Tradition says, ‘Let's get inside and see what in­ recinded. Herald Kepurler things,” Dr. Streitfeld said. “ If we can eliminate fear as month evaluation, was another few other citizens were interested in “ No one comes under the influence of somebody else,” fluences and environment are causing this’,” he said. M ANCHESTER — A behaviorist doesn’t believe there the person imagines it, we’ve rid that person of his While the report doesn't refer to in­ recommendation as well as one to do purchasing the building. he said. "In hypnotism, a patient doesn’t lose control, he is any such thing as mental illness. He continued, “ If the behavior is changed, the person’s problem.” cidents that M to the appointing of the same for all other police per­ He said purchase now of the relaxes and simply follows instructions. The person is ful­ feelings and attitudes w ill change.” the subcommittee, it was apparently So said Dr. Julian Streitfeld, clinical psychologist, at He said he wouldn’t use behavior modification on a sonnel such as dispatchers. building, which is at the corner of ly aware of what he’s doing, and he is using his im ­ “ Some of the criticism is that a behaviorist doesn’t get prompted by problems that surfaced the mid-winter meeting and brunch of the Manchester rapist or child abuser. He thinks they should be handled “ If female dispatchers are Main and Center streets, could speed agination.” to the root of the problem. The behaviorist says no. If you in the police department last Memorial Hospital Auxiliary Monday at the Manchester by the courts. If behavior modification were used on expected to perform searches on downtown renovation. The building Referring again to fear. Dr. Streitfeld said that fear can get rid of fear, you can get rid of the problem un­ summer and involved the firing of Country Club. these cases, Dr. Streitfeld said he believed it could female prisoners then they should be eventually is scheduled for demoli­ and anxiety are conditioned responses. “ When people derneath,” he said. two officers by the police chief. A professor of psychology at the University of Hartford become a political issue. provided with at least basic self­ tion when improvements to the near­ have them, they tend to avoid things,” he said. Appeals were filed with the town and private practitioner in Simsbury, Dr. Streitfeld protection knowledge," the com­ by road intersection are started. He cited his former fear of flying, until he overcame it manager and the officers were later talked about behavior modification and how it applies to mittee said. Thus, the group that would by behavior modification. He described how, mentally, reinstated and given brief suspen­ the fears, or habits, we all have. The committee also recommends purchase the building now would sell he experienced the sensation of taking off in an airplane, sions. He began his talk by giving a brief historical Al SiefferCs has White that an adequate number of super­ it later to the state, which is in flying and landing, in gradual steps, and eventually found background of treatment for mental ills — from the in­ The subcommittee calls for the numerary officers be hired to supple­ charge of the road improvement his fear of flyingjiad disappeared. “ Except for once when humane treatment that was once given to the insane such town manager to work closely with ment the full-time force to prevent work. we hit an air pocket and we dropped a little, but 1 got over the police chief in the areas of ad­ undue overloading of full-time per­ as putting the patients in “ snake pits,” to more recent Elephants Too! Harrison said he still hopes the it right away,” he said. years when those with mental ills were all classified un­ ministrative aspects of his job and to sonnel work schedules. purchase plan can be worked out, but Although a combination of fears and anxieties are teach, assist, and make recommen­ Rockville Courthouse Fire der the umbrella of "sick.” The immediate implementation of he said more work still is required to sometimes viewed traditionally as mental illness, or a dations and give directives. Physicians tried to study the brain for better un­ procedures to call for each officer Members of the Rockville Fire Department take such a step. neurosis. Dr. Streitfeld said that a behaviorist doesn't Another suggestion is t the physical fire Tuesday. Court sessions were moved derstanding of its physical functions and to better treat p in g off duty and coming on duty to He has not identified who the others believe there is any such thing as mental illness. surroundings of the police depart­ prepare to eject the smoke from the G.A. 19 today to the Memorial Building on Park it. Dr. Streitfeld said, and then came Freud with psy­ jointly check personal equipment in are who might be joining him in the “ We all have fears, or habits,” he said. “ We see fears ment be improved to improve morale Courthouse in Rockville. The building was Place. (Herald photo by Pinto) choanalysis. 100‘:« SOLID STATE • 6 ONLY RE DRYER d e l u x e SELF CLEAN the cruiser and trunk at each change building purchase. 12” BLACK-WHITE TV and increase efficiency. of shift. extensively damaged by an early morning Physicians applied psychoanalysis to individuals AUTO SENSOR CONTROL e lec t r ic RANGE The report further calls for an an­ Other recommendations include: having mental problems thusly — the patient laid on the ^338.00 nual written evaluation of the chief's Having the chief enhance public couch, talked, and the analyst listened. too". SOLID STATE performance, to be done by the town relations through continual contact From this came the theory that what was inside had to 19" PORTABLE COLOR TV manager and to be kept in the chief’s with the public; increased pay for Lawyers Debate Effect of Ads be changed. Stemming from all this analysis. Dr. personnel folder to provide feedback part-time personnel; conduct inspec­ Streitfeld said, was the theory “ that the mother was a concerning strengths and tions before going on duty; to follow By WILLIAM T. BLASE is a very wide possibility that (adver­ horrible monster.” SALE tronic advertising far outweigh any weaknesses and to work toward a decision on television advertising we Theoretically, whatever you did and whatever your duty manual procedures; and to have HARTFORD (UPI) — Abraham tising) could be misleading. How do risk to the public. " program to improve areas of need. will explore it on constitutional problems were, it was because of the way your mother officers refrain from discussing in­ Lincoln, himself an attorney, once you gauge the quality of a personal And, although he admits the cost of DOWN ^ The subcommittee recommends grounds,” he said, referring to an treated you. Dr. Streitfeld explained. terdepartmental affairs with in­ said “ a lawyer’s time and advice are service,” Conard asked. Connecticut advertising will be passed along to that the police chief consider the argument by some lawyers that they He then introduced the behavior modification theory dividual council members or other his stock in trade." Connecticut lawyers are now permitted to adver­ the clients, “ it will not be a burden if MITTENS k i t U h e n a i d placement, when practical, of a have a First Amendment right to while he described an experiment made in the 1920s in citizens. lawyers opposed to electronic adver­ tise in newspapers. The bar the cost is spread over a large 1 9 9 OUR TRASH COMPACTOR patrolman into the areas of special advertise. which a very young child was ridded of its fear of rabbits. The committee also suggests that tising want to keep it that way. association’s governing body recent­ number of cases and individuals” assignment as required to process of­ During the child’s meal time, the young child and a rab­ LOWEST police personnel, not satisfied with "My personal opinion is that ly voted not to recommend a change *297.00 ficial law enforcement matters Trantolo also pooh-poohs While Conard won’t concede the bit were placed together in the same room, but with the * 7 PRICE EVER REG.41.99 the solution of any problem they may lawyer advertising — on radio or in its code of ethics barring lawyers question of a constitutional right to EUREKA DISPLAY MODELS too' SOLID STATE COMPACT STEREO through the criminal justice system. arguments of Conard and other elec­ rabbit far away. Gradually, over a period of time, the have, should follow proper procedure television — is not likely to ac­ from pandering their wares on radio media advertising, he does believe it VACUUM CLEANERS 2 5 "CONSOLES AM/FM e TRACK The committee also suggests that tronic advertising foes that the rabbit was moved closer to the child until, eventually, the and go to the town manager. complish the purposes some feel it and television. voun CHOICE A'JTO CHANGER media could create an increased is one of the questions that should be child put its arms around the rabbit. ^58 & U p could," Connecticut Bar Association Nevertheless, attorney Vincent explored by the judiciary since it is burden on already clogged courts. A system known as systematic desensitization, defined DOWN VEST M98.00 President Frederick U. Conard, Jr. Trantolo — who with his brother, charged with overseeing the profes- as eliminating a fear by combining fear and incompatible AARCTIC R C T IC bby CAMEL said Tuesday. Joseph, were the first Connecticut at­ He sees it as a way of educating the things was introduced to this country by Joseph Wolpi, Reversible "For one thing, I think, more likely torneys to appear on the tube — feels public about the profession and the FORMER NORMAN'S Customs Agent Charged it is an idea whose time has come. legal services to which they are en­ with whom Dr. Streitfeld has studied. than not, electronic advertising is “ Obviousiy one of the questions Reg. C irllrb f'j [ oLOCATION c a t “ o k ™ 1-84 T t V TO ‘I think the Connecticut bar’s deci­ titled. Such things as eating, sex and relaxation are incom­ $1999 going to add to the cost of legal ser­ that they could addess is whether KEENEYi ey ST. EXIT patible with anxiety, DAR. Streitfeld said, as was 29.99 FREE REMOVAL KEEJ ST. EXIT vices. Whatever the competitive sion not to allow electronic adver­ lawyers have a constitutional right to PLENTY OF FREE LOS A N G ELES (UPI) - A U.S. 700 and 1,000 pieces of jewelry at the Trantolo said his firm, which has demonstrated in the child and rabbit experiment. UU 647-9997 Of old appliance p l e n t y o f free effect of advertising is, (its cost) will tising is like throwing the baby out SALE ENDS 1/27/79 H n o n MANCHESTER customs agent, accused of stealing $5 house. branches in Hartford, Vernon, advertise,” he said. Some methods used to overcome anxiety, he said, are 0^y_ggg0 FREE LOCAL DELIVERY PARKINGparking ____ still ave to be passed along to the con­ with the bath water. It can be done Conard predicted the controversial CARD’C Main St. oaHy million in jewelry from mailed Assistant U.S. Attorney Bert Cromwell, Waterbury and Glaston­ ■yoga, relaxation response, progressive relaxation, 2 sumer,” he said. effectively and without misrepresen­ issue will ultimately be decided by packages he inspected, was caught Deixler said Terredanio, whose bury, has temporarily discontinued quieting response and hypnotism. r A n n o 643-7111 9.9PM THE PEOPLE WHO BRING YOU LOW PRICES & PERSONAL SERVICE “ I also think where personal ser­ tation. It’s here to stay,” Trantolo the U.S. Supreme Court because it on videotape opening packages and salary was $17,500 a year, confessed said. advertising on television — but not Yes, Dr. Streitfeld uses hypnotism, but to achieve TOHITE t i l 5, TUES., WED. & SAT. 'TIL 5, MON., THURS. & FRI 'TIL 9 vice occupations are concerned there because of the CBA edict. has divided the profession. “ I don’t stashing them in his apron “ in writing and orally" to taking He said potential problems of m is­ authorities said. know when, or how, or under what jewelry from the mails during the representation can be avoided if “ The expense is quite high and we Francisco Terredanio, 54, of Whit­ last 20 years. circumstances it will come up but lawyers who choose to advertise on wanted to devote ourselves to com­ that’s probably where it w ill end up,” tier was arraigned Tesday before Deixler, in presenting the charges, television "are meticulous about pleting the work we have,’’he said. he said. U.S. Magistrate Harvey Schneider, said if averaged out over his years of Give old man winter a warm what they say. The benefits of elec­ “ When it comes time to review our who set bail at $100,000. employment, Terredanio took about Terredanio, a customs employee $1,000 worth of jewelry per day. Tuesday, 1:05 p.m. —water in base- VALUE? WE’VE GOT ITI for 20 years and reportedly only a Deixler said agents secretly ment, 103 Starkweather St. (Eighth welcome with the help of Glenney’s few months from retirement, was videoUped Terredanio at work on District) arrested Monday night on a warrant four occasions when he opened Tuesday, 4:04 p.m. —junk cars burning, at his $150,000 home. Postal inspec­ packages and have film of him put­ 731 Parker St. (Town) tors said they confiscated between ting the bundles in his apron. Tuesday, 7:22 p,.m. —reported cellar U K t ML CHMHiE Insulation Is cheaper than ell Zonollte Attic fire, 197 Center St. (Town) Today, 6:20 am. —car fire, 28 Channing ...or gas...or electricity Insulation Drive (Town) TIRES PRICE START HaPS PROTECT $588 WALL INSULATION R-11 Foil facMl rag. 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M D U C ID M S to BOS You see, at Chiidren's Wear-House, Moms find the Combination Storm S 8p*c/i/-Spoc/0/-OURCANADIANSLACKS ...... M D U C ID M S SUITS OF FINE IMPORTED WORSTED...... ' M D U C ID ^ children's and pre-teens' brands they love to buy and prices 54.95 TOPS AND JERSEYS ...... “ ' ’ 'm Bu C ID M S they can easiiy afford. We thought children's clothing, It Scroon Windows BLOUSES . . MDUCID N S to AOS 8 L A « SI^TS OF IMPORTED WORSTED ...... MDUCED BOS cost too much...so we brought the prices down. CROSS BUCK cjqc AnotflOf I n f ...OUR MAN-TAILORED SHIRTS ...... MDUCID IBS to BOS So now, little girls and boys can play together happily ever after JEWELRY AND LEATHER GOODS...... 30% Sale 30% Sale reg. 61.00 »•.»»*» SAVES HEATING COSTS, adds value to SuipWM fttdueUeni In thn Cupboard... Como Boo Thoml in good, old fashioned quality clothing at old fashioned prices. Both 1 % ’’ thick, twice as strong, reinforced corners, ^ 1 kickplate, screen, prehung, 4 sag-proof hinges. Fully your home, pre-hung for easy Installation, Fro m Our Men Department weatherstripped tempered safety glass. 1H thick, extra strength. 1 Girls ALL SUITS (H, Frooman, Corbin, Major, Lobow) ...... MDUCID U S to BOS Girls B oys (H.Fraoman, Corbin. Major, Lobow) ...... MDUCID IBS to BOS 1 Kate ALL SLACKS (H. Frooman, Corbin, Major, Lobow)...... MDUCID U S to BOS D re sse s everyday .. . Summor atocli aa wall aa Fall and WInlor. Baseball ALL SWEATERS (our tamouB SootUah StoOi)...... MDUCID BOS 1 Greenaway Your Gift Gallery Skirts & Jacket CANNEL COAU Olhar liipor Amtoaraary Pkata 1 D re sse s savings Halite Melting Sakreto SHEEPSKIN COATS ...... M DUCID 9BS Jum p ers 1 Sizes 4-6X B y C ooper Crystals SUEDE COATS AND JA C KETS...... !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! !m d u c i d m Assorted Styles, Amer. & Nat’l League Protecta-Well 50 lb. bag 3.90 1 and 7-14 50 Main Floor of Watkins Bros. OUR BRITISH SHORT WARMS AND DUFFLE COATS . Fabrics & Colors to %oni ...... MDUCED BOW Colors, Red or Blue 1 Reg. to $20 Sizes 4 to ex ALL SHIRTS...... Reg. $14...... A ili'en Basement Window QUAKER .MDUCID U S and BOS and 7 to 14 935 Main Street, Manchester ...... (iorrouBpI If! • Ouptr frw rt... Many Moan I or navar baton oTSand on Sato... 1 NOW Well Cover DON’T MHO m ’ NOW .....Quihex REPLACEMENT 1*6.99 to M l .99 1/2 PRIC E .....TInyTots All Salaa For Caah . WINDOW Chock, Maatorchargb *11.19 .....Ilillllilly reg. 15.49 or Vlaa...... D onm oor Pewter - Stainless Steel CHANNELS | B o y s Preeten Infant ..... Her Majesty AS LOW AS m/ NOW 129 75 lb. All purpose 1 Knit Shirts ..... Pretty Please > . $ Sw eaters Quilt Se ts 1 by Donmoor, .....Wonderknit CASH - MASTER CHARGE - ALL SALES FINAL By Hillbilly & B y Quiltex 2 0 lb . l» g ...... 1 , 7 5 1 A b ie s & Justin Charles .....Oithkoiih 43M”w-18)^1i X i r 4bb9 *7.20 Sand reg. 2.00 ALL STANDARD 1 Wonderknit Bt ImBB. SO lb . b a g ...... 2 . 6 5 ..... Aileen SIZES 1 Crewnecka, Turtlenecks Cowl Necks, Pull-Overs Assorted Quilts NO GIFT WRAPPING OR DELIVERY ..... Baby Togs AVAIUBLE 80 lb . b a g ...... 3 . 7 0 Now 1.79 1 & Placket Collars & Cardigans w/MatchIng Pillows ..... Polly Flinders 1 Sizes 4 to 7 and 8 to 20 Sizes Sm. to Lg. Reg. to $28 FIRST COME-FIRST SERVED FOR CHOICE SELECTION 1 Reg. to 9.50 Reg. to $20 ..... D anskbi 1 NOW ..... L e v i's THE W.G. GLENNEY CO. NOW ..... Little WorU NOW HOME IMPROVEMENT CENTER WS4' W iliiilk/ *3.99 to *6.99 *4.99 to *9.99 ... Girltown M 0.99 to*15.99 HURRY OH DOWNoo.I MANCHESTER ELLINGTON BLASTONBURV WILLINBTON .....Pebcah Harbor 33B N. Mlln St. Rt. B3 WMt Rd. 63 Htbrond Ava Rt. 44 649-5253 875-6213 633-4375 429-9916 PAGE SIX - EVENING HERALD, Wed., Jan. 24, 1979 Tax Collections Good Vernon Schools Plan EVENING HERALD. W ^., Jan. 24. 1979 — PAGE SEVEN For Revaluation Time Glass Works Gets OK for List Geriatric Clinic Due Health Policy Change MANCHESTER - It took a year, decision. Shannahan said letters and effort apparently was a key in this but a state review board has ap­ The nomination has been newspaper clippings about the Pitkin MANCHESTER — The level of collec­ from that revaluation, although yhe VERNON — As the result of a recent examinations. Mrs. D. Bobbitt, registered most recent attempt to obtain a Thursday at Westhill proved the Pitkin Glass Works as a forwarded to the keeper of the Glass Works w ill be sent to the tion of town taxes has been surprisingly phase-in permitted those increases to be scoliosis clinic and discussions with the nurse, is director of the project and Dr. national historic designation for the candidate for recognition in the National Register, Shannahan said. National Register office along with building. MANCHESTER —The geriatric good this year, especially since this is a spread over five years. school health officer, the school ad­ Harold Shapiro will serve as medical tein. Foods from animal origin such National Register of Historic Places. The staff of the National Register Of­ the nomination. He gave no indica­ program of the Manchester Public year after revaluation. James Turek, Normally after a revaluation, the ministration is planning to start director for the program. A non-profit corporation, Pitkin as fish, milk, cheese and eggs, as The National Register Office now fice will review the nomination to tion when the national office might Health Nursing Association w ill hold collector of revenue, said. number of tax appeals increases, and this procedures to change the health policy of “ Unfortunately, spinal deformities such Glass Wroks Inc., was formed in Oc­ well as meat, provide complete pro­ w ill decide whether the building at determine whether it meets the make its decision. its monthly walk-in blood pressure Turek’s office has collected 65.1 percent year is no exception. the public school system to include as scoliosis and kyphosis, often aren’t dis­ tober 1977 to assist in the preserva­ tein with all of the essential amino the corner of Pitkin and Parker criteria for enrollment on the In 1977, the Orford Parish Chapter tion of the building. clinic Thursday from 12:30 to 2:30 of estimated revenues as of Dec. 31, When a tax appeal is filed, the taxpayer postural screening to detect scoliosis and covered until later on when surgery is acids. streets deserves the national National Register, he said. of the Daughters of the American p.m. at Westhill Gardens, Herrmann halfway through the 1978-79 fiscal year. pays only 75 percent of the total tax bill kyphosis in students in Grades 5-9. needed to correct them or when perma­ Cereal grains, legumes, nuts, and recognition. ’The designation for the glass works Revolution expressed concern about Hall, on Bluefield Drive. No appoint­ This percentage as well as the total dollar until the appeal is settled. Both terms refer to a form of curvature nent damage has been done. Treatment is vegetables are sources of protein, Town officials and the Manchester building would be sim ilar to one the problems that developed because ment is needed. figure collected is ahead of last year. Despite the high number of tax appeals, of the spine and the purpose of the simpler and more effective when the con­ but some of the essential amino acids Historical Society were notified Mon­ received last June by the Cheney in­ of its ownership of the former glass­ Mrs. Gloria Weiss, nutritionist, As of Dec. 31, the town collected $11,- the town’s tax collection rate still is ahead program is to recognize the problem in the ditions are detected early," Dr. Shapiro may be lacking, she said. An easy day that the Connecticut Review dustrial area. making operation. w ill feature meatless meals as the 811,164, 65.1 percent of the estimated total of last year, Turek said. early stages so that the need for treat­ said. Safety Elevators way to make sure daily meals con­ Board for the National Register of The state had notified the town in The group had tried successfully food topic. Tasting samples of rice collection of $18,155,426. ” l t ’s unusual in a revaluation year to ment can be determined, school officials He said that treatment, when WASHINGTON (UPI) - The safe­ tain sufficient protein is to serve a Historic Places approved the Pitkin December 1977 that the Pitkin Glass several times to have the local glass with cheese and tomatoes w ill be A year ago at the Dec. 31 date, the town see any sort of increase,” he said. said. necessary, usually consists of wearing a ty elevator, whice’ made its public small amount of animal protein Glass Works nomination at its Dec. 7 Works building was being con­ works made a national landmark. available, as well as copies of the had collected $11,000,644 , 63.5 percent of Turek also said he expects foreclosure Plans are to start the screening process back brace that helps to correct the condi­ debut 125 years ago, traveled 1.6 along with vegetable proteins, she meeting. sidered for nomination to the Soon after the parish expressed its recipe. the estimated total collection of $17,311.- action to begin soon in cases of delinquent in March, There w ill not be any cost to tion and to keep it from progressing. He billion miles and carried more than said. . John Shannahan, state historic National Register. ’The final decision concern, it formed a joint committee Mrs. Weiss said well-balanced 088, taxpayers. A foreclosure program last parents and parents may decline to have said that the brace doesn’t interfere with 45.5 billion passengers in 1978, the For more information call the preservation officer, sent a letter to was not made until the Dec. 7, 1978, with the Manchester Historical meatless meals help balance food The town completed its revaluation of year proved to be successful in increasing their children involved, if they wish. most activities, including non-contact National Geographic Society reports. Manchester Public Health Nursing notify the town of the state board’s meeting. Society to preserve the building. That budgets and still provide needed pro­ property values last year. This year’s tax tax collection. The screening process onlt takes about 30 sports. “ In more advanced cases, surgery Association, 647-1481. bills were the first to reflect increases seconds and school officials said in is required," he said. systems where this type of screening has Music Event been done the surgery for scoliosis is 0-3 INow Jan. 28 patients. In this state, where screening Vernon Mayor Asks Bill was not done, surgery was necessary on Two To Leave MANCHESTER -The about 60 children in 1977. “ Surgery can be musical program prevented with early detection," school Council Staff .scheduled last Sunday at On Charges for Elderly officials said. In Vernon some 2,400 tile Second Congregational students w ill be screened, if ail in those VERNON — Two key staff members of Church, 385 N. Main St., By BARBARA RICHMOND municipal service charges, “ for example, grades go through the process. the Hockanum Valley Community Service and canceled because of that any payment to the town, be it for The administration is taking steps to in­ the storm, has been Ill-raid Ri-porli-r Detroit Mayor Happy Council have resigned their positions. taxes or municipal service charges, be itiate the program through educating Danuta Katy, coordinator for aging, has rescheduled for Sunday, PREJNVENTORY VERNON — Mayor Frank McCoy is credited to any prior, overdue charge Detroit Mayor Coleman A. Young wears a parents, students, and school personnel. been with the council since 1976. She is Jan. 28, at 7 p.m. calling on the Legislative Caucus of the regardless of whether it is for taxes or big smile as he announces that Detroit was Physical education teachers w ill screen Vocal soloists perfor­ moving to Florida. She w ill be replaced by Panasonic Capitol Region Council of Governments to services.” selected to host the 1980 Republican National the boys in the boys’ locker rooms and the Adolf Frier, on at least a temporary basis, ming will be Wes Garrison, Baltaiy introduce new legislation, or amend pre­ Turning to another subject, that of Convention. “Through this national conven­ school nurse w ill screen the girls in the with permanent placement possible later. tenor, Charles Fidlar, Pencil Lloyd’s AM/FM/Phono sent legislation, to allow the same treat­ baritone, and Greta Freedom of Information, the mayor said tion the entire world will see that Detroit, girls’ health room and locker room. F rier has been coordinator for the coun­ Sharpener Stereo with 8-Track ment of municipal service charges for the it appears that the town and its boards, Those who show signs of having the c il’s Companion/Chore/Handyman Hopkins, soprano. They RecordadPlayar elderly as is given to property taxes for commissions and agencies are exposed to which once was considered dead, is indeed malformation w ill be screened a second project. will sing selections from 6.60 the elderly. constant complaints even of a trivial alive and well and that we have recovered time to cut down on “ overdiagnosis,’ fris Hare, who has been services coor­ “ Kiss Me Kate,’’ “ Show- Quick-as-a-tlash In a letter to the council he explained spirpening. Light­ *167 OurRegi219J9 nature. from the maladies of our past,” Young said. school officials said. ’There is a free clinic dinator for a short time, will leave for boat, ” “ Die Fledermaus," weight and portable Tapes direct from receiver, full- the town faces greatly increased sewer While admitting that he believes (UPI photo) in W illimantic for those whose tests prove training in Ohio for employment in the ’South Pacific,■’ and “ Man (Batteries not user charges which w ill be especially of La Mancha." They will included.) size turntable or 'live' with 2 everyone working for the town is in­ positive and who need a yearly exam. data processing field. Miss Gwen Crider, included microphones. Patrol burdensome to the elderly who still own terested in complying with the law he said The parents of those students who have formerly an intake assistant, is being be accompanied by matched speakers. residential units. ’The charges have just it has been confusing in many areas and Fronton Operators signs of possible abnormality w ill be promoted on a temporary basis with possi­ Herbert Chatzky, minister been increased to cover the cost of there have been some mistakes made. notified and w ill be asked to have the child ble permanent placement later. of music at the church. MM. •Juliette AM/FM Sterao with operating the new sewage treatment He said, "I believe the great Ask Judge to Rule examined by the family physician for Michael T. McElduff Jr., executive Tickets go on sale at 6 B-Track Recorder/Player plant. preponderance of errors have been un­ further evaluation. director of the council, who also plans to p.m. at the door. For Reg. 129.99...... *77 The mayor said there is present legisla­ further information, call intentional and in many cases the town WETHERSFIELD (UPI) — Operators of Milford Jai The school nurses and the physical leave in a few months, termed both of the tion which allows the towns to give special 649-6198. would rectify the situation itself without Alai have asked a judge to decide if they have complied education teachers have had special women as valuable employees and hard to • Sankyo Dolby"* Stereo treatment to elderly who can qualify as to training, by doctors, to conduct the the necessity of a complaint to the with a state gaming commission demand for full finan­ replace. Cassette Deck with vu metera, age, income and such, in abating or post­ Freedom of Information. cial disclosure by their stockholders. Reg. 139.99...... *99 poning payment of real property taxes. Hockey Unit it# He said in almost every complaint the Commission Chairman Beatrice Kowalski Tuesday He said since the assessment of the new town becomes obligated to assign its town labeled the jai alai fronton’s move a stall tactic to keep Plans Dance •Soundesign 8-Track sewer user charges he has been deluged attorney or retain outside counsel for from providing the financial information the panel has Recorder/Player with phone calls and letters from the representation. sought for more than six months. MANCHESTER -The Stereo System elderly indicating that the charges, which cumhertand farms Manchester Youth Hockey Reg. 179.99...... *137 ” If the complaint is unfounded, and The gaming commission requires stockholders with Unisonic-12-Dlgit Readoiit/Printer are about four times the previous charge, Association will sponsor a many are, the complainant walks away one percent or more interest in a gaming facility to file A 7 7 A Features 4-key memory, item On C/eamnee /ferns: Nol every Item In every elere, cannot be paid or w ill require further comparatively expense free and the town financial statements. dance Saturday, Feb. 10, at Q / / M count key, percentage key, more. but you’ll find a great MlMlIon In e e ^ sacrifices by those on small, fixed in­ the Knights of Columbus ^ ____Givesyouaprintedrecordon is saddled with a legal fee,” the mayor The commission has said statements submitted by about JUICE JUCE JUICE Our Reg. 109.99 standard paper tapes. #XL-131X comes. Hall, 138 Main St. said. two dozen of Milford Jai Alai’s stockholders are in­ He said at the present time the state He is calling on the Legislative Caucus complete or not sworn to under oath. The Justin Case Band • Sharp 6-Digit Sciantific Calculator statutes allow the tax collectors to post will provide music for dan­ (tlEL-5808) with batt. and wallet case. to require a complainant to give direct But fronton attorney Bernard Pellegrino disagreed any payment of taxes against past taxes cing. Reg. 37.90...... 29.70 notice and demand to the party alleged to with Mrs. Kowalski and panel member Robert Cagenello and interest on the property before have withheld information and that a time about the quality of the financial statements. Tickets will be sold on a > APF Printing Calculator (#111) crediting the balance against current with 4-button memory, percent key & period of 30 days be allowed for that party The fronton said it has obtained an order from Hartford first-come, first-served taxes. AC adaptor. Reg. 59.70 ...... 47.70 to respond before a formal complaint can Superior Court Judge Norris O’Neill for the commission basis, and they are limited. SELECT GROUP He said. ‘"This, however, in many cases be made. to appear at a Tuesday hearing. Further information may be leaves the sewer user charge or other “ Furthermore, it would seem the com­ Pellegrino spid he wants the judge to determine exact­ obtained by calling 646-4144 charges for municipal services, unpaid.” or 646-7601. of plainant should bear at least a portion of ly what financial records are needed to meet the com­ GIFTWARE He said he proposes that the tax collec­ the expense in a case which he has lost,” mission’s disclosure regulations. INCLUDING: tor be given the same power as regards the mayor said. Executives for the Saturday Corp., Milford Jai A lai’s Health Group parent company, have complied with the commission’s •All Stainless Steel Flatware financial disclosure requests. Gives Report •All Music Boxes •All California HEBRON —The report Original Ceramics •Is t Edition for November of the Com­ SCM 'Galaxia 12’ Portabla Typawritar Church Locked at Night BIG TOP munity Health Service Inc. Goebel Plates and Bells Our Entire Stock shows a total of 105 home ^ • 4 A A Full-size 68 character keyboard, SONY. ^ 1 l l S f spacing, plus many more TIMEX Watches for Men & Ladies BOLTON — Beginning today, St. George from the church. visits in Hebron with 41 of •Large Assortment of Dinner- great features. Easy-to-set AS LOW AS Our Reg. 124.70 margins. WMLC 17" diagonal Trinitron-Plus Color TV Ep'scopal Church on Boston Turnpike w ill The vicar said, “ The church has been these for illness and 64 for ware •Brass Decorator be locked after dark to prevent its being 3-M ‘149’ Parsonal Dry Copiar Light, Features the famous Trinitron^ open for the benefit of people who wanted 99R Ea health promotion. 9.71 to44.96 • « M U one gun/one lens color sysic n, portable. Makes copy up to 8 V5x11 ’’. used as a “ teenage hangout.” to pray or meditate but its frequent mis­ 17.99 Office visits for Hebron Accessories Timely savings on a handsome collection of W V plus one-bulton automatic line The Rev. John Holliger said he learned use has resulted in my decision to close totaled 16 and of these 15 Reg. 99.95...... 79.70 automatics, sport or dress models, L.E.O. day/ Our Reg. 454.70 tuning and color control. The cumbermnti fanm^ (Not all Hems in all stores; sorry, no rainchecks.) XI name In color! from the state police the church is being and lock the church after dark.” f t were lor illness and one for On C l§ a tsn c$ /ferns: Not every item In every store, datersand L.C.D.’s. used by teen-agers as a gathering place ^EASTWEST IMPORTS FLORIDA 100% Pure but you'll find e great selection in each. Father Holliger said the church w ill re­ INDIA CLOTHING ■ HANDCRAFTED GIFTS health promotion. Calls for after dark, a place to talk and even sleep main open during the day, IN BRASS, WOOD. MARBLE the purpose of physical overnight. He said money and mis­ ’The vicar’s decision w ill be reviewed by ’ M 9 BROAD ST. MANCHESTER. 643-5692 therapy totaled 14 in cellaneous items were recently stolen the church mission council in February. I OPEN 9 TO 6 MON. THRU SAT. THUR8. TIL 9 P.M. ORANGE Hebron and home health 'WINTER- 0 aide visits, 54. CANNON monnCELiLO Hohhy Show Set FIGHTERS’ ‘Monticello’ No-Iron Sheets in JUICE H ilf HEBRON —The Grade 4 Decorative Katrina Print JAMMY CUMAICI SAlf Your body is FRESH FROM Gallon I class of Mrs. Nelly Warren FIRST TIME ^ CONCENTRATE at Hebron Elementary ^LDOR School, w ill sponsor its an­ 3.66 I coupon i nual hobby show Thursday Luxurious polyester/colton blend in chevron- flexible... patterned floral. Blue or russet. 25% ti 90% SAVMGS from 9 a m. to 2 p.m. in the school gym. • Full Flat & Fitted, Reg. 5.49...... 4.77 ON SELECTED FLORIDA 100% Pure • Queen Flat & Fitted, Reg. 8.99...... 7.47 • Cases (Pkg. of 2), Reg. 4.49...... 3.66 •PANTSUITS tSLACKS cSWEATERS G rap efruit Vvrnoii Itn'iikn •BLOUSES •SKIRTS •DRESSES JUICE The Vernon Police •GOWNS •COATS •LINGERIE Department said 12 burglaries were in­ vestigated during the week THE COVENTRY SHOPPE ' HALF GAUON of Jan. 5-11. Goods taken in ABeU ftMAU a ______- _____ OPEN MON-8AT 9:30-5 WED NITE8 TIL 8 PM| the breaks were valued at about $1,700. HEPOT HD,, COVEWTRYTel. 742-7494- YOU CANT BUY A FLEX-A-BED The breaks were into ANYWHERE ELSE IN THE c u m h e t^ n d farms homes on Tunnel Road and P i n e V i e w Drive; /O GREATER HARTFORD AREA! busine.sscs on Kelly Road. BREAD Hartford Turnpike, West ICE CREAM Street, and Talcottvillc AT WHOLESALE JUMBO Flavor of the Month Men’s Pile-Lined JENCRAFT Viceroy RoIhUp Blinds 20 oz. LOAF Hoad: and the .school on Old Fashioned I.akc Street , Waterproof with Decorative Attached Valance > I / // r ^ Swiss Chocolate N' Fudge Breaks were also u^QHofijSr PRICES BOOTS Thermostat-Controlled Plump, Springy Bedpillows reported at apartments on Filled with Red Label DacroiT^ 6.22 30x48" Reg. 7.99 Half Gallon Center Road and Regan Our Reg. Automatic Electric Blankets Hang them indoors or out! Completely washable, too. 3 / 9 9 ‘ Road and at a public Automatic cordlocks permit adjustment to any length. $ 2 9 5 0 0 M.19 Reg. $1.59 11.24 14.99 2.96 Our Reg. 3.99 4 building on Fi.sh and Game Twin, Orig.* 24.99 Thickly lined and insulated 19.44 Resilient Dacron Is also odorless, •36x72", Rig. 1Z99...... 9 .7 6 • 48x72’-’, Rag. 17.M...... 12.88 Itoad. CANNON mormCBLAjO Machine-washable blankets boots have heavy-duty irac- non-allergenic. Elegant new solid- 5£0- lion sole. 7-12 (lull sizes only). in rich solid colors. Terry Jacquard Towels color ticking. REG. RETAIL; $ 56 5 SAVE • Full (Sing. Cont.i • Queen Size q q Bath Orig.* 28.99 Orig.* 39.99 I GREETING CARDS • O O Our Reg. 4.79 3 23.23 31.33 •ALL ELECTRICALLY POWERED FOR ALL OCCASIONS Lush double terry is extra SAVE 40% OFF FABRIC BONANZA! emtBAf&ms. See Our Largs Display absorbent. In choice of decorator OUR REG. PRICES SAVE •QUEEN SIZES. TOO colors. •Full (Dull Coni.) •King size Orig.* 31.99 Orig.* 56.99 AN ARTHUR DRUG ENTIRE STOCK OF EXTRA •VIBRATING MASSAGE UNITS •Hand Towel, Rig. 3.29. 30% O F F w * CIDER or JUICE 2.66 2 6.40 4 4.60 AVAILABLE •Washcloth,Rig. 1.69 .. .1.33 MACRAME Not tvsry lU t In tv try ito r*. ENTIRE STOCK HALF GALLON *lnttrm #di«tt MsYkdowni Taksn. Choose from: • Doubleknits • Interlock Knits •JUTE BEADS OFF A N Y OFFER LIMITED TO ONE COUPON PER CUSTOMER Men’s Boxed Socks • Sheers • Cotton Blands OFFER EXPIRES JAN Q 7 i f ' orXPr-Bcw Sayelle”" Yarn of Orion‘S Acrylic •RINGS •Ginghams •Broadcloths FLe)L;A-BeD NOTICE 2■«» Out Rig. SS • MUCH MORE i Ro< A d fu m to Aundredf o f powMom A 7 4 xP*i'Box Probate Court is open for f m l ' f Our Rig. 17 8 4 < SK. Our Reg. 1.27 30% OFF ALL SEWING PAHERNS i FINE ST. I Wt Rtionrt tho Right to Limit Quontititi i SALE ITEMS THROUGH JAN.28I' conferences with the judge Choose hi-bulk or novelty crews Finest quality 4 oz., 4-ply solids, 3 oz,, or over-lhe call spot! socks. from 6 ;(n I’ M. to 8 P.M. 4-ply ombres. Both in a rainbow of colors. iNANGHESTERi cm = DuPonl Certihcatlon Mark REST-O-MATIC on Thursday nights. Night ' WEN: 30 LAFAYETTE SQ. RT. 30 VRN. cumheHand farms telephone number: 647- TMBNY10-94 OPEN 1-7 MON.-FRI. OR BY APPT. 1200 stores - there's one near you! ;(227. R M Y IM i 3 WAYS TO CHARGE HANCHESTER William E. FitzGerald YEMDN SAWMAYIM Open 7 days for your convenience SALE PRICES 1. CALDOR CHARGE EFFECTIVE 8 7 S - 4 5 9 0 Judge of Probate 2. MASTER CHARGE 1145 Tolland TunuHia Trl-CIty Shoppliii Canter NOW THRU 3. VISA/BANKAMERICARD SATURDAY EVENING HERALD. Wed.. Jan. 24, 1979- PAGE NINE Sessions Defense Wants to Wait iHaurliratrr Euniimj Hrralh Letters to the Editor Continue Manchester — A City of Village Charm For EPA Ruling on Plan Founded Oct. 1, 1881 Published by the Manchester Publishing Co., Herald Square. Manchester, Conn. 06040. Telephone (203) 643-2711. Nuclear Power Defended In Court MANCHESTER — An Attorney for struction. Even though the state has program. The regional EPA office the defendants in the federal case dropped the permit program, the has approved elimination of the Member, Audil Bureeu ol Circulation Uember. Un said. Or of the environmental committee, In addition there would be a few If a site has been selected, and ability of the president to decide hit a Rockville court building in the time could result in a decision that tion center. If the case proceeded at this time, John Anderson, as reported in The thousand loads of sludge since the would require the state to implement there are thousands available, there what to do with the plutonium which past two months. Fire Dec. 20 caused The permit would be issued after and the requested injunction against Evening Herald’s January 17 edition plant would burn high-sulphur easter the indirect source program again would be nothing to store bwause would be recovered from the spent extensive damage to the Tolland measuring the amount of pollution J.C. Penney was granted, the state Concern of Citizens elicits that suspicion. coal. A nuclear plant produces one only for a few months, the brief said. that would be caused by indirect there is not enough spent fuel to fuel. Until that decision has been County Superior Court building. would have to implement the indirect Anderson has introduced a bill that truckload of waste each year. The case involves a suit by the sources, such as automobile traffic. make it practical to start up an ef- made, a processing plant cannot be Mayor Frank McCoy said he met source program for what might only would stop construction of nuclear with court police and fire officials Manchester Environmental Coalition Bernard McGovern, an assistant be a couple of months, the brief said. ficient processing plant. started. Spark Attendanee power plants until the federal Nuclear power plants decrease, not Tuesday and plans were made to against J.C. Penney and Stanley Pac, attorney general who represents This would be wasteful both for the It will be 10 years before a increase the amount of radioactive There is one safe thing to do with move the Superior Court sesions to commissioner of the state Depart­ Pac, filed the motion to stay or state and for applicants for the per­ If South Windsor Town Coun­ government finds a way and a place processing plant will be necessary mayor cried. Shrieks of dis­ energy. Because of radioactive plutonium and that is to use to enrich the Memorial Building, which was ment of Environmental Protection. delay, and submitted the brief in sup­ mits. cil meetings are becoming in­ to "permanently" store nuclear and another 10 years before a perma­ • The environmental group, says may were emitted from behind elements in our food and water from fuel and “burn it in a reactor. the courthouse for many years before port of that motion. Attorney Bourke Spellacy waste. nent storage site will be needed. that J.C. Penney is building in creasingly well-atten(ied it is the council table and Myette natural deposits, an average of 12 The plutonium and unused U235 the new building was constructed. He said EPA has primary jurisdic­ represents J.C. Penney in the case. More electrical generating capaci­ The only urgent problem is the Manchester in violation of the law. because of citizen interest in people die from cancer each year. which would be recovered from the The mayor said other cases will be tion over the revision of the state's Attorneys Bruce Beck and Anthony read on. ty will be needed in Connecticut, at depletion of storage areas at some The firm did not acquire an indirect plan, which would include elimina­ Pagano of Manchester represent the That mortality rate would not spent fuel would ingrease the supply heard in Stafford Springs. He said the the workings of local govern­ Why, one wonders, was he the latest, by the last half of the power plants. The president can officials are now moving on finding a source permit before karting con­ tion of the indirect source permit Manchester Environmental Coali­ significantly increase if the nuclear of fissionable material by 50 percent ment. not ordered removed from the 1980's. solve that problem with one order to place to house the offices for the tion. waste from power plants were just and that would help to keep the price The increased attendance With a minimum construction lag the NRC: ship the cooled spent fuel court. council chambers when he per­ dumped in holes at random locations down. apparently has been prompted of eight years, it is important to start to the site of the government The town owns the building that sisted in ignoring the gavel? construction soon. (3nly coal and and at a depth of at least 2,000 feet. houses the Rockville court and leases processing plant in South Carolina Herbert G. Aas., Council Waives Truck Bids by recent Sessions of the coun­ Unlike her predecessor. nuclear energy can predictably supp­ Proven processes for encap­ it to the state. He said officials are where there is plenty of storage area. 30 Legion Drive, cil where members seem to be ly the required quantities. sulating nuclear wastes in glass have looking over the lease to see who VERNON — On request of Ronald Mayor Caffyn has made the ft is less hazardous to transport East Hartford dump trucks, ordered last year, were which allows $400 for a 1964 pickup more interested in putting on a should take on the responsiblity of W. Hine, director of public works, delivered. He said he has returned mayorship a full-time job, finding quarters for offices. that can't be used, and is $100 less show than working for the in­ the Town Council agreed to waive everything to the plant except one than the other one available. which may be part of the The mayor said when the first fire bidding on a three-quarter ton, four- four-wheel drive pickup equipped The council votes 11-1, with Robert terest of the people. problem. occurred that he met with Judge wheel drive pickup truck. Jack Anderson with the four-way snow plow, Wehrli dissenting, to waive bidding. Sadly, the well-publicized Although she has been wide­ John Shea to work out relocating Hine said the federal grant for the “Within the last week I have been those sessions and that Judge Shea displays of anger, bitterness, ly criticized for her methods, With a big smile, Elizabeth Peabody hugs her 38-year-old new sewage treatment plant included ordered that this also be returned," felt they could "limp along" by using six pieces, of equipment. Hine said. He explained that this hatred and general poor taste few can argue she lacks the old building. brother, Daniel Kelly, whom she has not seen in 30 years. Kel­ He said due to the shortage of pickup, the only four-wheel drive have prompted one South enthusiasm for the jqb. Congress Begins Work Early Work has started on the cleanup ly, an American citizen, was confinedon mainland China for 21 dump truck and the lack of four- Prayer IVfeeting pickup the department has, has been Windsor councilman to suggest work but it is expected it will be at wheel drive pickups, he had been MANCHESTER - A prayer The Democrats are bitter WASHINGTON— Contrary to what years and returned to the U.S. Tuesday. (UPI photo) used full-time for the last two years modifications to be voted by the new severely handicapped. The money and dissidents,” according to our least two or three weeks before it's using these vehicles for maintaining meeting is scheduled for tonight at 7 instead of buzzer systems to toward the Republicans and by a working foreman, the civics textbooks say, the laws Congress. would have provided eyeglasses, sources in the United States. finished, the mayor said. roads. “It has basically solved all the at the Presbyterian Church, 43 protect government officials never miss a chance to pick up that Congress passes are rarely the The mayor expressed concern Using the threat of a presidential Braille instruction, mobility A tall, ruggedly handsome Serbian Even though the treatment plant problems that we had in plowing all Spruce St. from irate citizens, the result of due delibration in com­ about the number of arson cases Prisoner of China the errors on procedural veto, Moore persuaded five senators training, guide services, reader ser­ Orthodox priest, Bankovic was comes under the jurisdiction of the of the narrow, small roads and sharp The Christian Service Brigade and mittee meetings and debate on the facing all of the towns and said Ver­ Public Works Department, last May townsfolk should be provided matters. to support severe cuts in the sentenced to death in 1945 for his un­ turns in the Bolton Lake areas," Hine the Pioneer Girls will also meet at 7 House and Senate floors. More often vices, transportation and vocational non has had a great share of them. Hine said he was ordered by the with buzzers to protect them rehabilitation budget when the actual training. disguised anti-communism. The said. it the church. Although the people involved they are born in the backrooms of the He said he talked to Judge Shea Dazzled on Return Department of Environmental from the council. appropriation measure comes up in sentence was later reduced to 15 He told the council he has enough may be sincere and their inten­ Capitol with the help of such According to Moore’s letter, the about asking Gov. Ella Grasso to Protection to return all of the money in the budget to buy the this session of Congress. The five, ac­ senators had promised to seek no years. offer a reward for information Concordia Church The latest in what appears to tions most honorable, it seems traditional legislative obstetric INDIANAPOLIS (UPI) - Daniel Everything depends on mood." When vehicles supplied under the grant. pickup so the one can be returned to cording to our sources, are Sens. more than $2 million for the indepen­ Bankovic served much of his term leading to the arrest or conviction of Kelly, home for the first day of his 38 MANCHESTER — Two meetings be the “Myette vs. Caffyn techniques as China had internal turmoil, during He said the DEP threatned the treatment plant. when a council is “amusing” Harrison Williams, D-N.J.; Allan dent living services program. in the infamous Sremska Mitrovich, someone in connection with the fires. years of life, is dazzled. the “cultural revolution," his letters cancelation of the grant. He said he are scheduled for Thursday at Con­ arm-twisting and He said pickups are in demand now saga” happened last week the public instead of “serving” Cranston, D-Calif.; Jennings Ran­ Footnote: Evendently trying to a prison where solitary confinement “It seems that unless we can ap­ “I never thought it would be like did not get out, he said. explained to DEP officials that while cordia Lutheran Church. back-scratching. and that is why he asked the council when Deputy Mayor Robert the public, it has ceased to be dolph, D-W.Va.; Robert SUfford, R- salve the senator’s consciences, cases were held in the "glass house,” prehend someone that there's no this," China-born Kelly said Tuesday At an airport news conference in he was using the newer equipment to waive bids — so he can have im­ The Bible Discovery Group will The wheeling Vt., and Jacob Javits, RN.Y. guarantee it won't happen again." night when he stepped from a plane, meet at 9:30 a.m., and the Golden Myette, took a “to hell-with- effective. Moore ends his letter on this uplifting an oval building with a glass roof Seattle, he said, "It was worth it" to the older equipment was being used mediate delivery because there are and dealing with Thus assured of a flipflop by the the mayor said. Kelly spent 21 of his 38 years in refuse acceptance of Chinese at the plant “but to no avail." Age Group at 1 p.m. you-all attitude” and plowed Hopefully the nine persons note: “Your willingness to com­ which permitted constant sur- only two available in town. The vehi­ ultimately five senators—all of whom spoke out vellance. Conditions for political mainland China labor camps. His citizenship, "because if I make up Within the past few weeks two new cle he will be getting will cost $7,400 through a four-page, self- who comprise the South Wind­ produce new laws promise has made it possible for the crimes: refusal to renounce his U.S. my mind to do something, I do it — eloquently for the original authoriza­ prisoners were less than humane: Venereal Clinic conducted investigation which began even before president to sign this important citizenship and an escape attempt. even if I die for it. " sor Town Council will realize tion — the president signed the bill legislation. He shares your view that beatings, starvation diets, un­ MANCHESTER — A venereal dis- the members of _ Kelly was born in China, the son of He credited his, release to im­ included information on a local the attendance at their Nov. 6. conciliation is far superior to con­ derground cells too low to stand in eaee clinic will be held tonight from 6 the 96th Congress took their seats. In to 7:30 in the emergency department an American Presbyterian minister proved U.S. relations with China and Coventry Committee family who had lost their home meetings has risen because of On Nov. 17, in a surprisingly frank frontation where the well-being of and too short to lie down in. who married a Chinse woman. His at least one case, it began before the of Manchester Memorial Hospital. the new Chinese leadership. in a Christmas Eve fire. letter to the individual senators, handicapped Americans is at stake.” Released under a general anmesty only knowledge of the United States PUT residents being concerned last Congress adjourned. No appointment is needed for this Kelly had to pay lip service, ul­ Stays Independent Moore spelled out the details of the Different View: Although in the early 1960s, Bankovic learned had been through books — old ones. The council reacted predic­ about the town. service, which is available to anyone, timately, to the Chinese demands. Last fall. Congress voted secret deal and reminded them of that his government pension, earned His father died in 1957. Kelly tried LASTING FULLNESS tably with the usual emotions Marshall Tito’s stout defiance of the regardless of age. The clinic is com­ “I had to sign the forms as a COVENTRY — The Human Services Advisory Com­ It is hoped the council will overwhelmingly to amend the what “you have a agreed” to do. The from 20 years as a schoolteacher, had a year later to escape China by swim­ Chinese — the Chinese passport," he Soviet Union earned him the reputa­ pletely confidential and free. mittee has decided to operate as an independent group to for which they seem to have put its talents, which, for the Republican Act of 1973 and to 'president, Moore wrote, would not been revoked. Then a student doing ming to the island of Macao, but was said. He said he signed as Lin Hsiao- INTO tion in the West as a “liberal” com­ give it more flexibility in dealing with resident problems. become famous statewide. most part, are numerous, to authorize additional federal funds for have signed the bill “without the research at the monastery of caught and sentenced to forced labor. shu, his Mandarin name. Town Manager Frank Connolly, a committee member munist, politipl dissidents in The gavel hammered and the training, employment and other ser­ assurances I conveyed to him that Sremskl Karlovci found Bankovic’s Center Church Kelly and his sister, Elizabeth To save face, he said, the Chinese said if the organization was not a formal town agency it YOUR work in the right areas. Yugoslavia have a radically different vices for the nation’s handicapped. you would support modification of MANCHESTER — The personnel Peabody, were reunited for the first granted him a only a one-year leave, would not have to meet the charter specification of a view of the Marxist maverick. handwritten autobiographical sketch committee of Center Congregational time in 30 years. They embraced in a but he said they know he is not going HAIR key features of the bill during the They tell of constant repression, in the clerical records and notified balanced political makeup or require members to live in But the extra millions would put a Church will meet tonight at 7:30 in blaze of television lights and back. Almanac next Congress.” the authorities. The private docu­ Coventry. with crimp in President Carter’s budget­ imprisonment, religious intolerance the church library. photoflashes at Indianapolis Inter­ “We'd like to keep him as close as One drawback, he said, is that the committee could not “Modification” is apparently and denial of human rights in the ment was labeled hostile propaganda national Airport. He was dazzled by possible," Mrs. Peabody said. Permanent By UnilL'd Press liilernulional cutting efforts. So, as the bill was en Moore’s word for evisceration. Our ask for funds in the town budget. Its main function would In 1922, Christian Nelson of Onawa, more than 30 years of Tito’s dic­ and Bankovic, at the age of 68, was the lights and surrounded by news His arrival was a joining of their Styling... Today is Wednesday, Jan. 24, the route to the Oval Office for Emanuel Church be to serve as an advisory body. associate Howard Rosenberg learned tatorial regime. Although most of the sent back to prison. reporters. two families. the New 24th day of 1979 with 341 to follow. Iowa, received a patent for his signature, the president’s liaison MANCHESTER — Four meetings Social Services Coordinator David Cayer set the com­ that one item on the hit list, for dissidents who have suffered for By this time, the political prisoners His sister, a nurse, had kept Kelly brought with him his mother, The moon is moving from the last “Eskimo Pie,” a brick of ice cream man on Capitol Hill, Frank Moore, are scheduled for Thursday at mittee’s first task as compilation of a social services Custom Service example, is an $800 million authoriza­ their political and religious convic­ were fomenting strikes to back their writing to him and sending him Omue, 75; wife. Flora, and their directory. He suggested that a grant finance the project. quarter toward a new moon. encased in a ebating of chocolate. was’working out an under-the-table Emanuel Lutheran Church. for Men tion for an “independent living ser­ tions might be described as heroic, demands for better treatment. The money despite a period of six years three children, Lillian, 13; Judith 11, The committee could be legally established by an or­ The morning stars are Mercury, In 1965, the world mourned the deal to gut the law with The PTi>' »r Group will meet at 10 or more when his own letters did not vices” program for the blind and Sava Bankovic is considered a “hero aging priest joined the strikes. "He is and John, 8. dinance of the council at a later date, according to Today, men want to make the most thal‘8 IMnning or ipirw . It’s an Venus, Mars, Jupiter and Saturn. death of famous English statesman a.m. in the church library. At 11:15, get through. The letters began com­ Mrs. Peabody left China in 1948 at of their appearance. Theywanthair easy way to roH^apture a fuHer4ook- the kind of person who fights,” a the care and visitation committee several members. wKh plenty of lasting body and full­ ing head a t hair. There is no evening star. Sir Winston Churchill, known as the ing steadily again about five years age 9 with her older brother, Andy, ness. Hair that's flatter^. Hair g C O ltiW ’T AGREE WITU YOU former prisoner explained. "He was will meet in the library. The Confir­ It is comprised of representatives of schools, the Phis, daily care's a breeze. Those born on this date are under “first citizen of the free world” and ago, his sister said, including her last now a career Navy pilot at Corpus Public Health Nursing Association, Dial-A-Ride, the 4-H that's easy to care for. constantly writing protest notes.” mation Gasses and the Evening picture of him, in 1975. Christi, Texas. They were raised as Now men can have the hair they Permanent Styling is done by our the sign of Aquarius. leader of Britain during the darkest I HAD THE PROBUM MVSEJJF Although denied a Bible, Bankovic prayer Group will both meet at 6:30 Club, the committee on the Needs of the Aging, and other want. WHh Permanent Styfing. expert salon st^sta, using apedaXy “I always wrote," he said, but foster children in Des Moines, Iowa. forrmjlated Duo-Therm for Men. American sculptor Paul Wayland days of World War If. THIS.MORNING PARKING MVCARJ 5(: spent most of his time in prison at the church. groups. Permanent Styling gives men's hair made by Zotoe, the world’s leadhig added, “You must understand China. body and fullness where ifs needed. Bartlett was born Jan. 24, 1865. In 1975, a bomb believed to have The committee will meet tonight at 7:30 at the Town maker of fine salon products. reading and writing. After four more Body that's permanent, In .to stay On this day in history: been set by Puerto Rican Hall. until hair grows out. It's the perfect Call today lor an appointment. lsnl ifi ORDltW/KOPl£ use years in Sremska Mitrovich, Nationalists ripped through a 19th- Morgan Heads Subcommittee •okition to Hmp. lifeless hair, or hair It time to make the most of youraeil? In 1908, the first Boy Scout troop P ijg n c TRANSPORTATlONflTWOULD Mitigate Bankovic was released in 1977 at the ALARM CLOCKS was organized in England by Sir century annex to New York City’s age of 72. He was forbidden to return CVIK ao rCARS o f DFPFNPABLS SSRVICB! CONGESTION '^ 0 SAUE FUEL,TOOf ^ TIMEX WATCHES THE RAZORS EDGE Robert Baden-Powell, a general in historic Fraunces Tavern. Four peo­ to his parish, and was not permitted VERNON — State Rep. Chester W. I Morgan, serving his second term as "HAIRSTYLING FOR MEN" the British Army. ple were killed and 44 injured. to em irate to the United States. He Morgan, D-56th District, has been ap­ Vernon's state representative, is also vice ARTHUR DRUG T E L 647-1167 must five out of his remaining years pointed chairman of the subcommittee on Dtlas bantlq chairman of the subcommittee on Bon­ in two rooms of the Ravanica elections of the Government Administra­ ding, Commitee on Finance, Revenue and 457 MAIN ST. MANCHESTER monastery. tion and Elections Committee by Ernest Bonding. * 24 H o u r E m e rg e n c y S e rv ic e Abate, house speaker. He is also a member of the Pulbic * Burner Sales & Service Thoughts His spirit is still unbroken. We The Committee on Government Ad­ * Clean Heating Oils recently received a copy of a letter. Health Committee having served on the Anger is an inescapable passion of ministration and Elections generally had Bankovic had written to Yugoslavia old Finance Committee and Public Health our nature and, as such, is basically angry over-reactions to people and jurisdiction over the functions of state Premier Edvard Kardelj, protesting and Safety Committee during his first 649-4595 good. ' event? Sometimes, in our pride, we government, including the recent term. Call Us For Your Home Heating the corporal punishment of bluster to justify our excessive anger reorganization and all elections matters. And Air Conditioning Needs... That may seem a strange state­ schoolchildren for evidence of while secretly we bum with a shame ment, but without an'ger, at least in religious beliefs. “You may say that we dare not speak. its radical sense, we should never I am a chauvinist, a Fascist, a SaveTc There is no quick or easy control survive, for it is that passion which is people’s enemy, a traitor etc., the for anger. r- . THAT aroused at the apprehension of any terms which are often found in our THE FARM When you buy It is a passion not readily subdued evil which seems to threaten us. daily press,” Bankovic wrote the MT. VERNON SAVES and brought under the control of our “ /*m going to f^t in shape. ** FRESH It raises our adrenalin level and premier. “But I think that you should reason, our intelligence. “ / ’m gomgio low weight. ” YOU MORE! puts the whole person on guard. and must hear the truth.” STORE... DAIRY STORES Vermont Without it we would be defenseless to The virtues of patience and “ / ’m ginng to exetrise." • Copyright, 1979, Ends Sail 27 tolerance are the key to its mastery. “ / ’m gonig to lime up. ** every attack. Without it, great and United Feature Syndicate, Inc. 244 BROAD ST. 690 HARTFORD RD. HEBRON AVE heroic deeds would never dot the Slowly, we develop the ability to " / ’m going to have a better bo'miMB(iabca«ewnc.- tty ALAN DAWSON Few correspondents want to cover LARGE '' For anger to be good, the amount second means. A similiar — but more outrageous People. these New Year’s Resolutions. a war by listening to a radio, but the of passion aroused must be in confor­ Ultimately, the control of anger BANGKOK, Thailand (UPI) - — situation arose last summer, when Linguists enter- the picture here, clutch of Bangkok-based reporters mity with the seriousness of the evil will be rightly accomplished if we War correspondents — a loose phrase one news agency (not UPI) and the since Radio Hanoi — as it's usually r - u K Wl' (K.HIIIW 11,41 V.Hl II i,4VC lUH J-rtUK „ ' ^ who file on events in Indochina don’t li M k ’lKTfinmnK..j4.uwvc-jr. U-llK-k-,.m... reach out in genuine prayer to God anyway — now cover the war in In­ Voice of America network reported referred to — broadcasts in 12 it seeks to meet and conquer. have a choice. EGGS There lies our problem. We who knows no anger because He dochina in air-conditioned comfort. an 80,000-man Vietnamese invasion languages and the Cambodian radios This is why Vietnam’s invasion of recognize that too often we allow this knows no evil Helped and hindered by diplomats. was under way in Cambodia. broadcast virtually all worthwhile Cambodia has been one of the most Other reporters never touched the passion to take over and afterwards, The Rev. Robert W. Cronin, Intelligence agdnts, technicians, poorly reported battlefield efforts items only in Cambodian. INTRODUCTORY OFFER regret, at our leisure, the excesses to Pastor, linguists and assorted other “reliable story, and eventually, were proven since Richard Harding Davis told his ^ WEEKS OF l"'' which it carried us. St. Maurice Church, sources," they can’t go to war to see right. The point was, however, that But these are not the only sources k UNLIMITED < readers the generals had lied about VISITS Who of us has not blushed at our Bolton. for themselves what’s happening. all correspondents had roughly the available. In fact, they may be the the charge of the Light Brigade. same information available and in­ • I ■«] it rvtsr K m • Diri«< liiMvcIr t»» Om DtrtiiMH least difficult to interpret. , • Nil OixrnhMis . rrMCMMiwiiiit • Nn J A>n\tM\s in A relatively small — perhaps 100 terpreted it differently. The U.S. government flies spy • PkvM. I4AS' 4hiiM O h i MED M rlknt SCOOPS byPoBSSneiyi people — but highly disparate group' Information from Indochina comes satellites over the battle area and SO MUCHFOR THE of journalists, military officers and primarily from official news agen­ monitors Communist ground com­ r SaveTt On Any Size of Vermont Maid Synip diplomats listen, study, watch, talk cies and radio stations of the parties munications. Thai military officers, 79! 1.19 ROMAMiAN mmn. and finally make up their minds what involved, plus their major allies, using an abandoned U.S. base north COCA Vermont Maid means great old fashioned taste and maple flavor is going on at any given time. - TERMS OF OrFER China and the Soviet Union. of Bangkok, listen clandestinely to r-vSw.w,'/ FLORIDA COLA POTATO to TNI CDWOSIR C*i'«"’Oonoi*«f4uirji.Mi in U T lw m facts for sure and there have been niC nS U eiN IOTM WTAIUI njn foods w •NlpiviiDi. ir* t»« tooponpAis respondents, unable to visit anything Agents report to their Bangkok Putnam Bridga Plaza Post Rd. Plaza r CHIPS ^ N G E JUICE 4*^ TX co>(ix|Myrr*ni you>e(NrMnl inaiyai 4p,«fcamto|hn« Irin* AnJtuS^ glaring examples of this. E. Hartford Rte. 30, Varnon inacoowtoinqprowfulxioiindtrus mi.l lra,dslaU4H remotely approaching a battlefront, spymasters, refugees flee battle -T.wa ol fh. of ira txand INX KuXaiM a « w wmzy ' Some newsmen reported on Jan. 16 *!1suikwii Slock to tovk. UMwn prtswM m«si be $rwn upon Piymm spend hours going through reports areas, soldiers defect and picket Broad 81. *•(•<« be midi on any ShwnMnlo4cA««n»rwn ooiFopinMn Itw firms pt|h«ofliiftavtn«bMntoma*a««b counterattacking Khmer Rouge had on an rnupons so^nad and such axgwm sba« M coH.v«f(i ftowriy and transcripts of broadcasts from planes take pictures. Janchaatar, Ct. yoputy « tM rilaitn o' nx mKchantMi mtti itP tm M or o* a dMmg thrown Vietnamese forces out of fm Couponi musi bi ai im adib m UM n the Vietnam News Agency, the The daily trick for a reporter is to 647-9906 * AN Pfomoionai costs paid ^manulachmi Cood^ify nUSATHiPCOurONS 10 Cambodia's only port of Kompong CovPonAedfmpicmCMil POBoiXIDWiiSI«i5alim NC7fi(p ^ shtfuajiws 10 Democratic Kampuchea News Agen­ find who has the latest information— M O N - F H I9 lo«. S A T U R I M V S 9 lo 3 Som. Others, with much of the same ^^^aupm ^piaanM^aTLAjiyaign storecoupon cy, Saporamen Kampuchea, Voice of and pray the basic report has been evidence at hand, came to the op­ Vietnam, Voice of Democratic Kam­ correctly interpreted, so he doesn’t 1.39 69* 1.09 posite conclusion. puchea and voice of the Cambodian look a complete fool a few days later. PAGE TEN - EVENING HERALD. Wed.. Jan. 24. It7»

EVENING HERALD. Wed.. Jan. 24. 1979 — PAGE ELEVEN Obituaries Manctwster Police Report Frank J. Zaremba Jr. Petersburg, Fla. Thomas Zbell, 14, MANCHESTER - Paul D. Billlel, MANCHESTER - Frank J. The fuperal will be Sunday in Ber­ St. was charged with misuse of road and struck the oncoming Jef­ Zaremba Jr., 53, of 689 Main St. died muda. 22, of Lebanon, was charged Tuesday registration plates. Court date is Eagles Score Easy Win Dies on Birthday fries vehicle. No action was taken. with possession of a cannabls-type Monday at Manchester Memorial The Watkins Funeral Home, 142 E, Feb. 6. Two Manchester School buses were SOUTH WINDSOR -Thomas P. Hospital. substance and weapons In a motor Center St., was in charge of local A burglary was reported at a involved in minor accidents Tuesday. By LEN AUSTER Eagles as he tallied their first 8 defensive-minded Pagani, who Zbell of 104 Greenfield Drive died Mr. Zaremba was bom In South vehicle. Police said he was stopped from the field. arrangements. Cornwall Drive home Tuesday. Some One was in the parking lot of East Herald Sporlswriler points, two of the hoops off fine feeds turned in another fine job. Monday at his home of a congenital Windsor and had lived in Manchester by patrol on a motor vehicle viola­ money was taken. Ed Barnett topped St. Paul with 19 Catholic High School at 8:13 a.m. rae from Mark Pagani. East had a 10-2 “Mark (Pagani) is an aggressive heart disease. It was his 14th most of his life. He was a Navy Miss Virg!iniu M. B(‘uti tion. He was released on a non-surety A 1965 Ford Mustang was reported From the opening tap East points before fouling out with John bus, driven by Stephen Gronda, 22, of edge after the first four minutes and defensive player who takes great birthday. veteran of World War II. bond for court appearance Feb. 5. stolen from the Caldor parking lot Catholic had control en route was never threatened. Burke chipping in 15 markers. The MANCHESTER - The funeral of 87 Summer St. was struck by a car pride in shutting off an opponent,” An accomplished young artist, one He is survived by two sons, Frank Jeffrey M. Libby, 17, of 28 Ash St. Tuesday night. It is owned by an East Falcons were 22 for 58 (37.9 percent) Miss Virginia May Bean, 57, of 43 driven by Ann Williard, 17, of 34 to an easy 89-64 HCC basket­ “I was pleased at the start. We Penders lauded, “ He’s very un­ of his paintings in water colors was Zaremba III and David Zaremba, was charged with breach of peace in Hartford resident. from the floor. House Drive, who died Tuesday at an Knollwood Drive, Glastonbury. ball triumph over visiting St. took good shots and riddled their selfish. He knows we have other guys purchased by the South Windsor Art both of Manchester; a daughter, connection with a fight involving East also took the jayvee contest, East Hartford convalescent home, is Three persons sustained minor in­ Police said her car slid on an ice Paul last night at the Eagles’ zone,” voiced Eagle Coach Jim who can stick it. He knows his role; I Show Committee and donated to the Mrs. Judith Ann Desmond of several persons in a parking lot at the 89-55. Radant tossed in 16 points, Thursday at 1 p.m. at Holmes juries as the result of a collision of patch and hit the bus. There were no Nest before an exam-week Penders, “It was our ball game all think everyone knows his role.” town of South Windsor. It now hangs Manchester; his mother, Mrs. Anna Funeral Home, 400 Main St. Manchester Parkade Tuesday night. two cars on South Main Street north passengers in the bus. the way.” Explaining Venora’s Mike Ciszewski and Tiin Skoly 13 in the Town Hall. When police arrived to break up the crowd of 200. The Eagles’ man-to-man defensive Zaremba of Manchester; two Burial will be in Spring Grove of Shallowbrook Lane Tuesday night. Another bus driven by Joanne S. opening surge, Penders stated, “He each and Kyle Ayer, freshman Brian fight, all the participants dis­ effort once again pleased Penders. He was bom in Manchester and brothers, Stanley Zaremba of Vernon Cemetery, Hartford. The driver of one car, James Coykendal, 46, of 35 Fulton Road The victory tightened the Eagles’ was getting inside and keeping his Galligan and Jim Wyse 12 apiece for “We went all man except for a couple the young Eagles, now 11-2. had lived most of his life in South and Edward Zaremba of New Bri­ Friends may call at the funeral appeared except for Libby, police Gluhosky, 16, of 77 Shallowbrook collided with a car driven by Arthur hold of the fourth and final playoff head up. For a couple of games he. said. He was released on a non-surety of minutes of zone. We’ve scored in Windsor and was an eighth-grade stu­ tain; seven sisters, Mrs. Mary home tonight from 7 to 9. Lane had only bruises, was treated Mongean, 78 of Woonsocket, R.I., as spot in the conference as they went to had his head down and wasn’t looking bond for court Feb. 26. the 80s the last two wins but what’s dent at Timothy Edwards School. He Ceasarand Mrs. Helen Wilhelm, both Miss Bean was born March 31,1921 and discharged at Manchester both vehicles were backing out of 3-3,8-5 overall. St. Paul in fifth place at the target (when he'got inside).” Easi Calholic (89) Venora 8 4-4 20, John J. Martin, 19 , of 20 Westland been most satisfying has been the was a member of the town Recrea­ of Manchester, Mrs. Sophie in Hartford and had'lived in Windsor Memorial Hospital. The driver of the driveways on Bigelow Street shortly slips to 1-6 in the HCC, 6-7 overall. Kiro 7 3-5 17, King 2 3-5 7, Pagani 10-0 2 tion Department Basketball League, defense,” the second-year coach Murphy 12 6-8 30, Atwater 11-3 3, Ayer 0 Sobolewski of East Hartford, Mrs. before coming to Manchester in 1951. other vehicle was Carole Jeffries, 36, aftfer noon Tuesday. Seven children The decision sets the stage for Venora finished with 20 points, 11 remarked. A sports fan, he was an Frances Lee of Rockville, Mrs. Jen­ In Menioriiim Friday’s rematch with once-beaten 0-0 0, Radant 3 2-5 8, Ciszewski 0 0-0 0, She is survived by a brother, Earl of Marlborough. Two passengers in were in the bus at the time, but none rebounds, 8 in the first half when it Pete Kiro, third member of East’s enthusiastic follower of the New nie Lata of Newington, and Mrs. In loving memory of Evelyn Lorentzen, who passed her car were reported to have minor St. ’Thomas Aquinas at East. The Fortin 00-00, Skoly 0 2-2 2. Totals 34 21-32 K. Bean of Mansfield. January 24. 1977. were injured. There were no injuries meant something, 4 blocked shots “triplets”, was also in twin figures 89. England Whalers hockey team. Julia Sawka and Mrs. Bernice Misky, injuries, but were not treated at the Saints nipped the Eagles, 60-59, in The family suggests that any or police action taken in either acci­ and 4 assists. Six-foot-1 senior guard with 17 points. He also hauled in 8 •Si. Paul (64) Satumo 2 00 4, Burke 4 7- Because of his interest in hockey, a both of Wilson; three grandchidiren Time passes, memories stay. hospital. Police said Gluhosky’s vehi­ New Britain on Jan. 9 on a bucket by memorial gifts may be made to the dent. Mark Murphy led all scorers for East rebounds. Six-foot-6 sophomore Russ 8 15, Barnett 7 5-7 19, Sullivan 1 (M) 2, memorial will be established bv his and several nieces and nephews. •Cincinnati Reds evidently have come up empty- Before retiring in 1977, he had been band of Mrs. Marge Thatcher Lozo. proposed two-year contract. Werbner, personnel supervisor for 21 at the intermission as its defense tract negotiations. tion, but that step has been ruled un­ many years one of New England’s baseball, soccer and lacrosse. East also took the jayvee contest, handed in .efforts to sign college pitching sensation Bill Bordley. employed at Pratt & Whitney Divi­ Mr. Lozo was bom in CTaremont, The union is the only one of four the town, said they expect the con­ started to take control. Fact-finding is the third step. A constitutional by a state court. top-flight speed ice skaters. 36-22, to pull its record to 5-6. Lisa Bordley’s father said Tuesday Bordley has “absolutely no interest in the sion of United Technologies Corp., N.H., and had iived in East Hartford, representing town employees that The Eaglettes outscored Penney, Bill Sacherek, ski columnist, is Johnson had 11 points and Fiona Reds’ offer." The lefthander said before the draft he wanted to play on the East Hartford, for 25 years and was a Manchester and Stafford Springs for has not agreed to a contract. Another 19-8, in the third canto to put the con­ Jack Redmond, tennis pro at the retired and spends every weekend on Campbell 7 for the young Eaglettes. West Coast to be near his family. He plans to re-enroll at USC for the term member of its Quarter Century Club. many years. He was a member of the town union —the American Federa­ test out of reach. Manchester Racquet Gliib, lettered the snow-covered ski. slopes at East’s next action is Thursday beginning Feb. 6, his father said. He also was a member of tion of State, County and Municipal Sophomore forward Monica Paraplegic Association of America in football and tennis at UConn and various New England sites. night against HCC foe St. Paul at the Employees, AFL-CIO, Local 991 Murphy, who two games ago Manchester Senior Citizens and the and formerly had been a member of M smmrsstrs... Eagles’ Nest at 8 o’clock. Roy Smalley later was an assistant grid coach at American Association of Retired —also voted Tuesday afternoon and shattered the school rebounding Local No. 1, Bricklayers, Masons and East Catholic High. . Dick Lindgren, principal at Illing Persons. Plasterers International Union. agreed to accept a two-year contract. Junior High, is a former hard-hitting record with 23 caroms, tied the mark BLOOMINGTON, Minn. (UPI) —The Minnesota Twins announced Tuesday for points as she pumped in a game- they have signed shortstop Roy Smalley for another year. He is also survived by a son, Jerald He is also survived by two sons, That union had agreed to the basics outfielder with Central Connecticut Easl Calholic (60) Lucier 10-0 2, McKinley of Palto, Texas; two of that contract proposal earlier, but A1 Boggini was an active official - high 26 for East. Junior Sue Dailey Murphy 12 2-2 26, Campbell 00-0 0, Dailey Smalley, who has been with the club for three years, batted .273 last year. Lawrence M. Lozo of Tolland and baseball, basketball and football - for. State College when the Blue Devils daughters, Mrs. Eklward (Juanita) it had asked for some minor changes, added 13 markers and controlled the' 6 1-2 13, Laneri 3 0-0 6, Barry 1 0-0 2 Peter Lozo of Crown Point, N.Y.; over 25 years. ranked with the best in New England. Gregory of Hebron and Mrs. John four daughters, Mrs. Jean Angeloni which were approved in Tuesday’s backboards with 10 caroms. Skehan 2 0-0 4, Cunningham 0 0-0 0, WHY PAY MORE? Petkaitis 3 1-1 7. Totals 28 4-5 60. (Joyce) Tartameiia of Poughkeepsie, vote. One school mark was set by of Manchester, Mrs. Leona Woodin of John Kershaw, East Hartford’s Dale VanWinkle, former Glaston­ Penney (41) Bartone 00-00, Dorn 2 1-3 Billy Hunter N.Y.: a brother, Fred McKinley of Betty Tighe, president of MEG, larcenous senior captain Laurie Saiisbury, Mrs. Nancy Lescauit of assistant Park and Rec director, was bury High athlete. Is entertaining 5, Arieo 12-2 4, Lavoie 10-0 2, Simons 0 0- BALTIMORE (UPI) — Former Texas Rangers’ Manager Billy Hunter was Hartford; two sisters, Mrs. Alex said her union is seeking benefit Barry as she was credited with 15 Enfield and Mrs. Priscilla Spencer of a standout baseball and basketball thoughts of joining the pro satellite 0 0, Eastman 1 1-2 3, Naiva 0 1-2 1, named head baseball coach Tuesday at Towson State University, school of­ (Muriel) Brodmerkel of Pompano Windsor, Vt.; three sisters, Mrs. An­ changes and pay increases equal to tennis tour in Texas. The tall man steals. Kathy Skehan and Peggy Pomerleau 5 0-2 10, Cecere 1 2-2 4, Fay 5 player during his younger days. Laneri also performed well for the ficials announced. Beach, Fla., and Mrs, Curtis (Ina) nie M. Mitchell of Watertown, Mass., those that other unions have received with the hard serve is a graduate of 2-2 12. Totals 16 9-15 41. Hunter, 50, guided the Rangers to a second-place tie with California in the Lowe of Nashua, N.H.; seven Mrs. Martha Backer of Phoenix, in contract agreements this year. Duke University where he sharped American League West last season before being fired. He replaces Bob grandchildren and several nieces and "If the other employees are getting Dave Wiggin, highly successful Ariz., and Mrs. Theresa Moosher of former Manchester High football up his tennis game. Ziegler, who resigned after leading the Tigers to the NCAA Division II tour­ nephews. six percent raises in each year, we El Paso, Texas; 10 grandchildren and MAYTAG coach, is the current director of nament last year. The funeral will be Sunday at the two great-grandchildren. should also,” Mrs. Tighe said. The athletics at Glastonbury High. Ed Bujaucius, manager at the McAdoo Sets Mark Virgil Gardner Funeral Home, 6 The funeral is Friday at 11 a.m. at proposed MEG contract called for a Holiday Lanes, is the current men’s Thurman Munson Coopers St., Machias, Maine, at a six percent raise in the first year and .. 3 MY MMmY (UIMIKE Newkirk and Whitney Funeral Home, Manchester attorneys, Dorn division town duckpin bowling cham­ CANTON, Ohio (UPI) — Veteran catcher Thurman Munson of the World time to be announced. Burial will be a 5Vz raise in the second year, she 318 Burnside Ave., East Hartford. Squatrito and Dave Golas lined up op­ pion. But Lakers Prevail Champion New York Yankees says he underwent major surgery on his right in the Cutler (Maine) Cemetery. said. Burial will be in Hillside Cemetery, posite one another during their shoulder two weeks ago in Los Angeles and is again ready to play baseball. Friends may call at Holmes It also included the elimination of a East Hartford. *26 Off M aMMui to Qoaranco Prlcel college days on the football field. Gloria Darling and Bonnie “The operation removed about I'/z-inches from my clavicle,” Munson said Funeral Home, 400 Main St., benefit that permits an employee NEW YORK (UPI) — The basket rims in the Los Angeles Friends may call at the funeral Squat captained Wesleyan In his Castleman are both accredited tennis Monday during an address to the Hali of Fame Club’s luncheon meeting. Thursday from 7 to 9 p.m. and at the who quits to receive payment for as Forum loomed as large as the San Andreas Fault Tuesday night. home Thursday from 3 to 5 and 7 to 9 Maytag Heavy- senior year while Golas played at professionals. The former has held “I’ve never been this mentally prepared for a season as I am now. My Machias funeral home Saturday from p.m. many as 45 unused sick days, she Maytag Big- Maytag Big Cap­ The Los Angeles Lakers, battering Trinity. Both were linemen. the ranking for years. Cuvulirrs 108, Nuggels 107 problems with the front office and the supposed one I had with Reggie 2 to 6 p.m. said. This also was unacceptable to Duty Washers Load Dryers New York into submission under the The family suggests that any acity Dishwashers Foots Walker hit an 18-foot jumper Jackson are out of the way and I think the Yanks will have a banner year.” memorial gifts may be made to the the union membership, she said. • Energy-efficlont operation • weight of a record-breaking shooting • Fast energy-efficient opera­ • Three level washing • Carol Glenney, outstanding horse John Avens of the Latvian entry in with 13 seevnds left to climax a American Cancer ^-iety. "They feel they want to receive the All fabric cycle selection • performance, overcame a scin­ .Mrs. Arthur F. j.aFond tion • Big capacity to handle big Balanced racking • Unsur­ show champion rider, is a senior at the Rec Men’s Volleyball League is fourth-quarter rally and lift same benefits as other employees. Power Fin" agitator • Self­ tillating one-man show by Bob TOLLAND — Mrs. Ruth LaFond of loads • Low temp Stream-of- passed capacity • Multi-cycle Manchester High. one of the original players when the Cleveland past Denver. Jeremiah F. Perry Sr. They don’t want to be treated like cleaning, long lasting porcelain H eaf drying • Convenient lint McAdoo to post a 148-124 triumph Doug Scovil 4 Old Farms Road died Tuesday selection • Self-cleaning Micro- league resumed following World War Ju/.z 118, KingH 116 MANCHESTER — Jeremiah tub • Built to last longer and filter • End of cycle signal over the Knicks. night at Rockville General Hospital. Mesh- filter • Power Module. Pat Mistretta, director of athletics II. Jim McElroy scored a career-high CHICAGO (UPI) — Doug Scovil, Chicago Bears’ receivers’ coach, has Faries Perry Sr., 63, of The Lane, need fewer repairs. reminder. “Setting a record, or coming to She was the wife of Arthur F. at Manchester Community College, 40 points but 'New Orleans had to resigned to return as an assistant coach at Brigham Young University, Bears’ LaFond. Paget East, Bermuda, died suddenly Larry Lisclotti, of Manchester, is one, isn’t much fun when you get officials announced Tuesday. Tuesday while visiting his son, Lottery was a three-sport letterman at West repel a fierce comeback try to nip The Watkins Funeral Home, 142 E. If you want to do something about Savlngs- regarded from coast to coast as the your tail whipped,” said McAdoo, Scovil, 51, served as an assistant coach for the Bears last season. Bears’ William C. Perry of 19 Timrod Lane. come In and check us outi Virginia Wesleyan and attracted the who scored a Knick career-high 45 Kansas City. Center St., Manchester, Is in charge attention of major league baseball No. 1 pool player in the USA. Itiills 100, CellivK 90 Coach Neill Armstrong said no replacement has been made for Scovil. He is also survived by his wife, HARTFORD —The winning points and hit 17 straight field goals of arrangements, which are in­ scouts when he pitched for Moriar- Minnesota Fats wants nothing to do Rookie Reggie Theus scored a Mrs. Agnes Mullin Perry; and a number drawn Tuesday in the complete. ty’s in the Twi League. with the local sharpshooter. season-high 28 points and Chicago daughter, Mrs. Diana Smith of St. Connecticut daily lottery was 833, PRICES SLASHED ran off 10 straight points in the Bum Phillips ON EVERY SAVE Gene Johnson, veteran auto George Caillouette was the closing minutes to beat Boston and HOUSTON (UPI) — With only one week remaining on his current contract, salesman at Moriarty’s, had a long toughest boxing commissioner end a five-game losing streak. Houston Oilers’ Head Coach and General Manager Bum Phillips has signed a MODEL Manchester ever had. Honest as the Area Police Report NOWI and successful career In minor at one point. With 4:50 remaining, three-year pact. league baseball before retiring. He day is long, the night is recalled when McAdoo missed an 18-foot jumper. The rehiring, which will have Phillips continue in a dual role, was an­ \* T n « n he refused to allow a main event to with passing in a no He was released on a played In the New York Giant, The Lakers gave the Knicks a ^unless Ailing nounced by an Oilers spokesman Tuesday afternoon while the coach was out Kenneth D. Myraele, 22, too fast for conditions after go through because of a big weight passing zone and breach of $250 nonsurety bond for Pittsburgh Pirate and Milwaukee clinic in high percentage shots all of town. The spokesman said Phillips’ assistant coaches have been offered of Somers, was charged being involved in a one-car Brave organization. difference between the two fighters, PITTSBURGH (UPI) - The the peace. appearance in court in night, hitting .685 ( 63-of-92) from the Pittsburgh Steelers announced Mon­ contracts and ‘if they have not signed they probably will soon.” Tuesday with driving.an Police said White accident on Daly Road, much to the chagrin of the promoter. floor to set a new NBA record for East Hartford on Feb. 5. Tuesday. day defensive lineman Steve Furness unregiistered motor vehicle created a disturbance Leo Diana, principal at Nathan field goal percentage. South Windsor Police are has been admided lo Divine and carrying a weapon in a when he was being issued Ms. Piette was taken to Adrian Dantley made his return to investigating the com­ Providence Ho.spital lor injuries sul- Chuck Studley motor vehicle. the summons on the traffic Manchester Memorial the Laker starting lineup after a 19- plaint of the theft of q lered in Sunday's Super Howl game. Police said he was violation. His court answer Ho.spital. She suffered a Area Schoolboy Basketball game absence due to an injured' knee' SAN FRANCISCD (UPI) — Chuck Studley, on the stall of the Cincinnati trailer and two snomobiles ■\ Steeler .spokesman .said Furness stopped on Route 83 for the date on the motor vehicle broken hand and nose. and scored 30 points in only 6b Bengals for the past 10 seasons, was named Tuesday as defensive coordinator from the parking lot of the will undergo X-rays loday on his loll motor vehicle violation and charge is Feb. 2. No date Three young passengers in minutes, hitting ll-of-15 from the for the San Francisco 49ers of the National Football League. Coach Bill Walsh ■apartments on Amata MAYTAG ankle. A cast was placed on his ankle was found to have an over- was given for court the car were also taken to field. said Studley, 50, also will coach the defensive line. Dirve. in Miami following (he game. length knife in his car. He appearance on the other the hospital. Missy Coventry Ups Skein Among the torrid Lakers, Jamaal Studley was quoted as saying he and his family were reluctant to leave Cin­ was released on a $500 non­ charge. Hollmi Tworkowski, 4, was ad­ *25 OFF Wilkes hit 13-of-15 from the floor for cinnati “but we want to be a part of what is going on in the Bay Area with this surety bond for appearance Three games were played in the football team.” Charles T. Davis. 20. of Michael J. Silver, 19, of mitted for observation as 28 points, Don Ford shot 7-for-8 and in court in Rockville on Cuh Cortifloato I *25 OFF area last night with only streaking lifted Bulkeley, 5-5, past South Wind­ Hartford, was charged 36 Hickory Drive, Hebron, was Mary Tworkowski, 2 Norm Nixon made 7-of-9. Jan. 31. Maytag Model A308 I Cash Csrtifloata Coventry High coming away a sor. John Allen had 20 points for the Monday night with third- was charged Tuesday night and Jason Walwyn, 3. was In other games, Seattle topped Steven M. Tompkins, 18, AutomaNc Washer I Maytag Dlahwashar winner. Bobcats, 9-4 overall, r Scoreboard 1 degree larceny (shoplif­ with driving at an un­ treated for facial Washington, 103-100, Indiana beat of 13 Frederic Road was The Patriots notched their fifth win Paul Reiman had 24 points to pace ting). reasonable speed. He was lacerations. Atlanta, 110-107, Cleveland edged charged Monday with two 0 1 in a row, 68-57, over Vinal Tech in a Cromwell, 10-0 In the COC and 12-0 WHA Eagle Matmen Succumb His case was continued involved in a one-car acci­ Police said Ms. Piette Denver, 108-107, New Orleans nipped counts of third-degree C(3C encounter. Elsewhere, South overall. Mark Bergeron had 18 ruCHcluy's lIcHIlIlH from Tuesday but no dent on Hebron Road. was traveling castbound Kansas City, 118-116, and Chicago Finding itself on the wrong end of Results: 100 — Palmar (W) dec. assault and one count of Windsor High had its seven-game rnarkers for slumping Rham, 5-4 in Quebec 7, Birmingham 5 further court date was Police said Silver was and apparently momen­ beat Boston, 100-90. the final score again. East Catholic’s Jack Liner 10-2, 107 — Foss (EC) disorderly conduct. In a FORMER NORMAN'S winning streak snapped, 58-53, by the conference and 6-4 overall. Edmonton 5, New England 1 given. southbound, his car tarily took her eyes off the SiipcrSniiirH 103, llullcl!* IDO wrestling team bowed to Weaver ronipanion ease, .loffrey LOCATION 1-84 TO Bulkeley High in Hartford, and drew with Robinson 4-4, 114 — *Lee Soiiili W imlHor skidded about 120 feet and road and the car came to KEENEY ST. EXIT Gus Williams scored 12 of his High, 36-20, yesterday at the Eagles’ (EC) WBF, 121 - Velez (EC) WBF, Daigle. 17. of .38 Campbell rest against a tree. No Rham High was overpowered by Muhammad Ali game-high 24 points in the final Earl L. Chislom, of 1839 struck a tree. He was taken PllHTY Of m i l NHL Nest. 128— Miller (W) pinned Ben Leyland Avenue, Vernon, was also court date was given. At Cromwell, 96-53, LOS ANGELES (UPI) — Former quarter and scored the clinching to Manchester Memorial East is winless in seven outings :54, 134 — Tyler Corey (EC) dec. charged with disorderly Main St., East Hartford, P A B K m Dave Elwell popped in 19 points, world heavyweight champion Montreal 6, St. Ixiuis’3 Hospital for treatment of basket after a steal to climax with only a tie to go along with six Johnson 6-3, 140 — Cummings (W) conduct. was arrested Tuesday on a 4 4 5 HARTFORD RD. 1/ 1/ MANCHESTER Keith Lane 15 and Ken Breault 10 to Muhammad Ali has purchased a Seattle's come-from-behind triumph warrant charging him with facial lacerations. No reversals. dec. Toby (iorey 2-0, 145— Hopper Both were released on School Bell Ringers— mmm P lO P ll WHO BRING YOU LOW PRICES & PERSONAL SERVICE [ V ’” ' T lead Coventry, now 6-4 in the con­ seven-bedroom home in the Hancock over Washington. NBA third-degree larceny. The court date was given. J Tyler Corey (134) and Chris (EC) dee. Crocker 8-6, 157 — Sailor their promise to appear in "II YOU H»V1 A *»StIR VIS*. UNUVUI FRtE SERVICE CAT 0007 I ference and 7-5 overall. John Park area and plans to move to Los I’nriTH I 10, lluwkH 107 Seattle 103, Washington 100 court on Jan. 31, arrest was made in connec­ Ileliron CAAD, AMimCAR UPRiSS, CAlIi IIANCHI OR DINIIl FREE REMOVAL JBEL I-3J3 I Hopper (145) each notched victories (W) dec. John Martin 10-3, 167 — [DISCOUNT PRICES Gecewlcz had 22 markers for Vinal Angeles from Chicago. Johnny Davis scored 21 of his Indiana 110, Atlanta 107 tion with a complaint made “ 5 ^ ClUICAIO, IHIN YOUMAY QUAIIIY FOR5ISOOO WORIH OF OLD APPLIANCE C A T 0 0 0 0 ^ “ A by decision for the Eagle grapplers Henry (W) pinned Kevin SOllivan ;55, Dean 0, White. 19. of 67 Mary C. Piette of East OIIKSYAIOLRIDir FREE LOCAL DELIVERY D 4 / - 3 3 3 0 [\ v.,-„ -3 2-8 in the COC and 2-9 overall. “He’s selling his home in Chicago game-high 26 points in the second Cleveland 108, Denver 107 last May by Larry's Auto ARTHUR’S while Jim Foss battled to a 4-4 draw. 187 — Williams (W) pinned John Glenstone Drive. Vernon, Street. Hebron, was issued Clutch foul shooting by Kevin and and will move here soon,” said half and Indiana shot a blistering 87 Chicago 100, Boston 90 Shop in .South Wind.sor TOHITE 'til 5 • MON. THURS, FRI. 'til 9 • TUES. WED. SAT. 'til 5 King Lee and Carlos Velez each Lucier :25, Unlimited — Coleman was charged Mondav night a summons for speeding Ken Hightower down the stretch Harold Smith, director of Muham­ percent from the field In the final New Orleans 118, Kansas City 116 mad Ali Amateur Sports. picked up six pointk for East, both (W) WBF. quarter to edge Atlanta. Los Angeles 148, New York 124 via the forfeit route.

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EVENING HERALD. Wed.. Jan. 24. 1979 - PAGE THIRTEEN Willie Mays Still Little Boy at Heart Carol Glenney Honored . By MILT RICHMAN stewardesses aboard his jet flight elected unanimously. Willie Mays were minor ones and didn't at all tar­ from San Francisco toss^ him a ever, is the one who came closest to Mays. But I also know the other side NEW YORK (IJPI) - At did. He was a joy to watch at the nish a career in which he hit 660 being a unanimous choice. Only four spontaneous champagne party Mon­ plate, on the bases or in center field. home runs and compiled a .302 of Willie Mays, a mgn capable of a heart, Willie Mays is what he day. writers didn’t hame him on their great deal of love and tenderness. With Horse That was always my feeling, lifetime average. Had he not spent ballots in the first election ever held always has been and probably The only question was whether anyway. two years in the Army, he, and not in 1936. Cobb received 98 per cent of And that was most important thing always will be — a little boy Mays’ election by members of the Monte Irvin, Willie's roommate Hank Aaron, very likely would’ve the vote and that still is tops. Judged Top Baseball Writers Association of he was carrying away from baseball, with all the spontaneously when he came up to the New York been the first to break Babe Ruth’s Willie tried to pretend that being America would be unanimous. No he said Tuesday — "love.” He was natural emotions you would Giants in 1951 and in the Hall of home run record. left off those 23 ballots didn't bother man has ever been elected to the Hall referring to the love he had been Performers normally expect from one. Fame himself, feels the same way. Personally, I find it difficult to un­ him, but it did. Asked if he felt disap­ of Fame by a unanimous ballot. Lou “Most people think of Willie essen­ derstand how anyone who saw him, given from his teammates and the He laughs one minute and changes point^ about it, he answered the Gehrig was voted in "by tially as a hitter," said Irvin, who or even didn’t see him but studied fans and the love he had tried to give Twentieth Century Ltd., expression completely the next. He acclamation." but that was by a question somewhat obliquely as he them back jvith his performance on was on hand for Tuesday’s announce­ what he did over a period of 20 years, has a habit of doing with those owned and ridden by Carol sulks, he pouts, he dreams impossi­ voice vote at a 1939 meeting of the ment at a midtown hotel. "He was failed to vote for him. Yet, 23 writers the field. He also talked about the ble dreams, and the fact he has made writers. questions he doesn’t care for, saying, love and support he had gotten from Glenney of Manchester, has every bit as good a fielder as he was didn’t among the 432 who cast their “I put 20 years of my life into this so many come true only causes him Willie wanted to make it un­ his wife, Mae, who helped him so been judged champion of the a hitter. If the ball stayed in the park, ballots. Needing only 75 per cent of game. Why shouldn’t I expect to get that much more anguish when one of animously. but had a hunch he much, particularly in the last few Large Junior Hunter Division he thought he could catch it. He the vote for election. Mays, named in? Why should I doubt myself?” them somehow doesn't. wouldn't. thought it was his duty." years he played. in Zone 1. A year ago she on 409 ballots, made it easily with a Some of the younger writers, the From the outset, he was pretty "You watch and see, there'll be sure he'd be elected to Baseball's 94.6 percentage. He was the only one ones he didn’t know, had a way of gained runner-up laurels on the some who won't vote for me," he No ballplayer born ever was elected, runnerup Duke Snider mis­ "Sometimes, she’d say to me, 'I Hall of Fame in Cooperstown. being turned off by Willie, particular­ horse. said to me a couple of months ago. "I perfect and neither was Willie Mays, sing by 16 votes and Enos Slaughter think you love baseball more than Everybody in the country was ly in his later years. That was you do me,” ’ he said. The honor for the Manchester High guess there are some writers who who followed the Giants from New by 27. reasonably sure of it so that even don't think I deserve to be in the Hall because he felt some of them had "Yes, I still love baseball,” con­ student and her horse came earlier York to San Francisco in 1958 and Mays polled more votes than any burned him and because he felt that this month at the annual “Horse of before the official result was an­ of Fame. " finished up with the Mets in 1973. other player in history. Ty Cobb, con­ fessed Willie Mays. "It's still there.” nounced by Bowie Kuhn Tuesday, the way it made him wary and the Year” Awards Dinner held in If ever anyone deserved to be Sure ho harl a flaw or two, but they sidered by many the greatest player He was pointing to his heart when suspicious. I know that side of Willie he said that. New York’s Plaza Hotel. Presentations were made to the top horses and riders throughout the Faces in the News country in American Horse Show Kuhn Blocks Careu^ Association competition last year. Snider and Slaughter Man on Top on Way to Win The six New England states com­ East Catholic’s Jim Foss was on top at this prise Zone 1. his foe in 107-pound class while Saints copped Glenney and her mount won with a Talks with Yankees p()int in match against Don Hserpe of St. Paul meet, 44-12. (Herald Photo by Strempfer) total of 500 points accumulated in Disappointed at Result High in recent wreatling match. Foss pinned Class A and Class B rated shows in NEW YORK (UPI) — The coasts are anything but clear in the 1978. battle for Rod Carew’s services. NEW YORK (UPI) — It was a glorious day now wait an additional five years before he can be con­ The local girl will compete on the The East Coast-West Coast Carew for the "Say Hey Kid,” but it left two other sidered for the Hall of Fame by the Veterans Committee. Florida show circuit this season in sweepstakes took another twist The Yankees and other teams have baseball stars with "Say It Ain't So" Tm bitter because this is the last time that I could be Ocala, Jacksonville and Tampa in Tuesday when baseball Com­ to overcome three obstacles in expressions. voted in by the writers," said Slaughter. "After giving 19 NBA All-Stars Add Players February and March. missioner Bowie Kuhn said he would signing the All-Star first baseman: years of my life to baseball this is a poor reward. My Glenney will take two horses to not permit any more teams to They have to satisfy the Twins, Willie Mays, who left his personal stamp on every record speaks for itself." NEW YORK (UPI) - Elvin Hayes Florida, 20th Century Ltd and her game he played in a marvelous 22-year career, entered by the division coaches, were Larry negotiate with the Minnesota Carew and Kuhn — and no club will What can I say? " said the 47-year-old Mays, who hit and Bobby Dandridge of the Eastern fan balloting. equitation horse. Old Salt. baseball's Hall of Fame Tuesday, but a pair of his con­ Kenon of San Antonio, Campy superstar until they can first satisfy get to Carew without a nod from the 660 homers and compiled a .302 lifetime batting average. Division-leading Washington Bullets ■ Russell of Cleveland, Doug Collins of The East’s starting lineup consists This year’s competition will mark Twins' owner Calvin Griffith in a commissioner’s office. temporaries, Duke Snider and Enos Slaughter, were once and Jack Sikma and Dennis Johnson of Rudy Tomjanovich and Moses her last as a junior rider. Once a again left on the outside looking in. "This is something I've been looking forward to for many Philadelphia and Calvin Murphy of 4 deal for the seven-time AL batting 'If, and when, a team puts a trade years. As you know, baseball always was my love. I could of the Western Division-leading Seat­ Houston. Malone of Houston, Julius Erving of rider reaches the age of 18 she must champion. on the table for Carew then the com­ In the largest voter turnout in history (432), Mays easi­ tle SuperSonics were among 12 Philadelphia, Pete Maravich of New compete in adult divisions. ly received the 75 percent necessary for election by the have played lots of sports, but baseball was the sport I The West additions, chosen by that That edict rubbed Yankee Presi­ missioner will review the players loved." players added to complete the Orleans and George Gervin of San The pretty schoolgirl has been Baseball Writers Association, being named on 409 ballots. division’s coaches, included Walter dent AI Rosen the wrong way and and, or, money involved and decide Mays popularity with baseball fans everywhere — and rosters Monday for the 2kh annual Antonio. Starting for the West will be riding nine years and has been in With 324 votes needed for election, his percentage of 94.6 Davis of Phoenix, Maurice Lucas of Rosen decided to rub it into Kuhn at a whether the clubs can proceed,” said National Basketball Association All- David Thompson and George McGin­ national competition several seasons was the highest since the first year of the election in 1936 among people who weren't otherwise interested in sports Portland, Artis Gilmore of Chicago pres conference Tuesday. a spokesman for the commissioner’s — stemmed as much from the intangible qualities he Star Game. and Otis Birdsong of Kansas City. nis of Denver, Marques Johnson of in New York’s Madison Square "The Yankees will abide by the office. “He wants to see the horse when Ty Cobb (98.2). Babe Ruth (95.1) and Honus Wagner Chosen to the East squad along Milwaukee, Kareem Abdul-Jabbar of Garden and Harrisburg, Pa. (95.1) were chosen. exuded as the fabulous numbers he achieved. The The starting teams for the game to Carol Glenney on 20lh Century Ltd. commissioner's decision." said before the cart, not vice-versa." childlike love affair between Mays and baseball allowed with Hayes and Dandridge, in a vote be played in the Silverdome at Pon­ Los Angeles and Paul Westphal of Yet Mays' day of recognition was somewhat tarnished Rosen, “but we feel that one team Carew, 33, wanted to go to the the center fielder to personalize the game for many spec­ tiac, Mich.. Feb. 4, were chosen by Phoenix. I California) has had an unfair advan­ Angels and had reached a verbal by the missing 23 ballots, and those familiar with his tators. tage in negotiation with Carew. One agreement on a contract with them, M illie Mays career with the New York and San Francisco Giants voiced their displeasure openly. I really didn’t play for myself," said Mays, who was club has reached agreement with but Griffith balked because he didn’t Hull Ilf Fuiiit-r chosen for 24 All-Star games. “I played for the enjoyment 'They're either prejudiced or idiots," said Joe him and that’s to the detriment of the like the entire package offered him I brought to people. I wanted to have people who came to McDonald, general manager of the New York Mets, when Notre Dame Pointing other 12 clubs. by California the game go home and say ‘Hey, 1 saw a good game.’ I Did 16-Game Schedule Bother NFLers? "This is the way it should have The Twins have been trying to asked his feelings about the writers who didn't vote for Mays. tried to do the same thing every day.” been all along. We were prevented trade Carew since the end of the And what he did every day surprised and impressed from talking to Carew until we got season or risk losing him as a free Snider, whose career with the Dodgers closely countless thousands — including Mays himself. paralleled Mays' when the two played in New York, mis­ permission from the commissioner. agent after next season. They I thought I was the best ballplayer I’ve ever seen,” To NCAA Tournament sed election by just 16 votes while Slaughter, a lifetime Only one club, the Angels, received thought they had a trade made with Mays said matter-of-factly. “Nobody in the world could .300 hitter for 19 seasons, fell short by 27 votes. and suteequently wound up in a jail in Florida on a drug that permission and they’ve reached the San F rancisco G iants in do things on the baseball field that I could do." On the all- SOUTH BEND, Ind. (U P I)- players are better for it.” "I thought I could make it, I feel I belong," Snider said. possession charge. ® place to play at.” a contract agreement with Carew December, but Carew, who has veto time list. Mays ranked third in homers and total bases, Being No. 1 in the nation is Notre Dame will be atop the and his agent.” But it didn t work out that way. I'm finding out more JUSTASK Notre Dame defeated the power over any deals, turned it down. fourth in at-bats and runs scored and seventh in hits and fine, but Notre Dame Coach national rankings longer than they Terrapins 69-54 last year at home. each year that the Hall of Fame is not easy to get into. " --PhK “ eoX“ o“* ■'““rterbaeks? did the last tiipe five seasons ago. RBI. Murray Okterman Maryland was in the national Slaughter, who was in his final year of eligibility, must Digger Phelps continues to Then, the Irish were knocked off by very taU, barely six feet, and doesn’t rankings earlier in the season before nave the strongest arm in the business. But he is an talk mostly in terms of having UCLA after being ranked first for accurate pa^er; a disciplined, astute field general, and an only one week. the rugged ACC schedule began this Top-Seed Connors By IVIurray Olderman his team ready for the NCAA month. Basketball ■ n SUrr carried out Vince Lombardi’s edicts for the playoffs this spring. But this season’s team seems to Old Green Bay Packers. have responded to the challenge of The tipoff: Take the Irish schedule. Notre Dame has just completed playing being No. 1, Phelps said, pointing to Ousts Substitute happened to the three-point last week’s wins at home against ILLINt; Pizza while Tim Chevalier’s 5 four games in eight days and faces a Crispino’s, including the winning The University of Nebraska is planning to expand ’ h'®*’lier in the season if you made a Frank Marandino and Mark Butler markers were best for Legion. its footbaU stadium to 86,000 capacity — hopefully by similar slate later this month. Phelps Lafayette, San Fransisco and South PHILADELPHIA (UPI) — Somehow one gets the feeling Jim­ hoop. Paul Henndessi chipped in 6 oasket from 25 feet out you were awarded three points. I Carolina that raised the Irish record each netted 17 points to lead Illing to Bill Masse had 20 points for Farr’s 1980. That’s a jump up of 10,000. When Bob Devaney haven t seen or heard of any three-pointers, although I’ve says he wouldn’t have it any other Green Retires my Connors would be just as comfortable playing tennis in a a 67-55 win over the Windham High markers. Johnny Dequatro, Jason arrived in Lincoln m 1962 to jack up footbaU fortunes, way. to 11-1, Bowie Kuhn while Ken Willis netted 15 for Stansfield and Paul Lanterry had 6, 5 a ty Or” * feet.-S teve Enos, Oregon crowded intersection or on an airport runway as he is in a freshmen yesterday. Janitorial. they were getting crowds of 30,000 in a 34,000-seat “I can’t say all of it was purposely “That San Francisco win was real­ WINNIPEG. Manitoba (UPI) - Blurks Ncgoliuliuns Paul Peck added 15 markers for and 4 markers respectively for stadium. Now they’ve had 99 straight sellouts in a strimiy a pre-season experiment to see if the ly a super one for us. We really Defenseman Ted Green, best stadium or arena. Police. state whose population only totals 1.5 million. old American Basketball Association rule was worth designed to be this way,” Phelps the Rams, now 6-1 for the season. PEE WEE said, “but we do like to stress the played well,” Phelps said. "We’ve remembered for a stick swinging Connors, the top seed in the $250,- noise from the heater and the crowd; Joey Colletti, John Donovan and adopting. There was never any intent to carry it into the got the depth to do it and still come duel that almost killed him, ended a 000 U.S. Pro Indoor Tennis Cham­ Crispino’s nipped Police, 19-17, in ®,*fhough it might be considered academic side of things during the there are balls coming over from the ILLINt; GIRLS Mike Woodhouse each had 4 points back and play a good game against 19-year career Monday when he an­ pionships, got off to a good start overtime while VFW bested WINF for 1979-80. My own feeling is that the NBA is too early part of the season, particularly other court,” Nastase beefed. "They Illing girls wound up on the short for VFW while Bruce Rosenberg had Q. What effect did (he 16-game regular season have on conservative to go for it. South Carolina on Saturday,” nounced his retirement from the Tuesday night by ignoring a com­ with no score listed, at Verplanck. in December (when the Irish played don't give a fair chance to end of a 38-29 score to Timothy 8 points for the Radiomen. players in the National FootbaU League this year? They Phelps had special praise for Winnipeg Jets. petitive doubles match on the other everybody. For us it's different. Con­ Bobby Knapp had 11 points for were crying that it would wear them out. — Ron G only six games the entire month.)” Edwards of South Windsor yester­ Ventura, Calif. ’’ JI«’ "'I'L J® '"‘f'' and pole vaulters wear Notre Dame has a somewhat more sophomore Orlando Woolridge, who The 39-year-old Green, once known court and knocking off substitute Van nors is stronger — it doesn't bother different kinds or brands of shoes when they jump? I could day. never see the reason for it. — Adrian Bodnar, New relaxed pace this week, playing at contained All-America candidate Bill as Terrible Teddy when he played for Winitsky, 6-4, 6-3, in a first-round him.” Cartwright of USF in the Irish vic­ the Boston Bruins, required brain match. Nancy Curtin had 12 points and 13 Britain, Conn. home Wednesday against Fordham Winitsky, of Fort Lauderdale, Fla., rebounds, Toby Brown 6 points and 17 tory. surgery and had a plastic plate in­ Connors advanced along with fifth- Stevens in Upset ‘5?“,!®.'' =P“'®*- ""‘‘h nothing on and Saturday at Maryland. Still, replaced the injured Tom Gorman in rebounds, and Denise White and ^®fi' H‘?h jumpers, however, use longer Saturday’s nationally televised tilt serted in his skull following a vicious seeded Eddie Dibbs, sixth-seeded spikes for planting their feet, on the heel of their shoe, most Phelps sees positive things in the the draw at 11 a.m. Tuesday and gave Leslie Gaouette 5 and 4 markers with Maryland is the first of two encounter with Chico Maki in an Brian Gottfried, 12th-seeded Hie *«fffooL That’s their general take-off several games in several nights a creditable showing. Connors broke respectiyely for the Rams, now 5-3. ^ t . For the Fosbury Flop, I am told, most high jumpers schedule. games with Atlantic Coast exhibition game played in Ottawa" Nastase and 15th-seeded Wojtek his serve in the first game of the Win Against Evert Conference opponents in the coming prior to the 1969 sea.son. Including wear regular track shoes. ^ "It’s going to get them mentally Fibak while three other seeded match but Winitsky held on until the (C BENNET ready as well as physically weeks. North Carolina State is on the playoffs. Green participated in a players, including 1977 champion top seed took the set with an total of 1.170 NHL and WHA games. Bennet topped Silas Deane, 68-39, HOLLYWOOD, Fla. (UPI) — Top-seeded Chris Evert, ad­ Q’ This year, the AP voted Alabama the national prepared," Phelps said. “It’s been a Irish slate next month. Dick Stockton, were upset. overhand. champion and the UPI poll picked USC. Players from both He scored 96 goals and 368 assists. yesterday in Wethersfield. mittedly nervous before her hometown fans, dropped a 6-2, 6-3 rough stretch during the past week, "That Maryland team is very, very The tournament is played over two Dibbs, who lost to Connors in the teams have said in Interviews they’re looking forward to tough,” Phelps said. “We’re going to courts laid side-by-side on the Spec­ Tim Ellis popped in 18 points, Joe decision Tuesday night to Greer Stevens and was eliminated in weartag national championship rings. Who provides those but we’ve come out with only some finals of the Birmingham, Ala., tour­ Maher 14 along with 9 assists, and rings? — E.C., Mobile, Ala. have to be ready to play hard, trum floor for the first four days. first-round play of a $150,000 women’s tennis championship bumps and bruises and I think our nament last weekend, defeated Tom Derek Reed chipped in with a dozen “It was harder on us mentaUy and emotionaUy than it You can sure they’re not being supplied by the wire because Maryland is a very tough Many players - Nastase the most Okker, 6-4, 7-6, taking a 9-7 win in the Jimmy Connors points and controlled both Stevens played almost flawlessly was physically,” notes Fran Tarkenton, one of the oldest services. The respective schools, as is the case this year vociferously — complain the setup with only six unforced errors com­ regular performers. “Sixteen games is too much.” Too are so enamored at being singled out that they usually tiebreaker; Gottfried ousted Tom Off to Fast .Start backboards for Bennet, now 6-1 for underwent surgery at a Boston creates numerous distractions, but it Gullikson, 6-4, 6-4, and Fibak beat pared to Evert’s 19. much for what? I don’t think it made a bit of difference spring for ^ e rings. College footbaU being the high- doesn’t bother Connors. the season. hospital for repair of torn ligaments because the total games played was no different — revenue sport that it is and players still being technically Sports Slate Victor Amaya, 6-2, 6-1. Wearing a left leg brace from mid­ and cartilage. exhibition games were cut from sbr to four, leaving the classified as amateurs, they can afford it. “I don’t mind the courts,” said thigh to mid-calf, Stevens won three Stockton, the 14th seed, lost to It was the first time since 1976 and same old 20 contests. ’The players actuaUy were less Connors, the 1976 and 1978 tourna­ BENNET t;iKL.S straight games to take first set, then ICE HOCKEY Hank Pfister, 6-2, 6-4, to join 11th- Remaining unbeaten, Bennet girls the first time in south Florida since worried about being worn out than being compensated \I cdncmlav ment champion. "There are pros and seeded Jose Higueras and 13th- three more in the second before extra for the two additional regular games. Final injury Parting shot: w r e s t l i.nV; iManrliesler at Far- cons for it. It’s hard when you're whipped Silas Deane of Wethersfield allowing Evert one service break. 1971 that Evert has been defeated in tabulations haven’t been made, but I suspect they won’t iiiinglun, 6 seeded Tim Gullikson, twin brother yesterday by a 47-21 count. vary from previous years. Miiiif'lieslcr at East llart- playing opposite a doubles match Evert, whose father-coach Jimmy the first round of a tournament. I suppose the most memorable quote of the footbaU Noire Dame at East of Tom, on the sidelines. Higueras Pam Brown had 14 points, Jackie foril, t>: I >5 since there are more angles. But and mother Colette were in stands In other matches, Barbara Jordan season would have to be the remark by Drew Calliolir, 9:80 lost to Pat DuPre, 6-1, 3-6, 7-6, while Tucker 10, Karen Wright 8, Shana took Laurie Rowley, 7-5, 6-0, in the Q. In baseball, what does the term designated hitter East Ca(lioli<‘ at Water- AUTO sometimes, I enjoy watching the among 600 spectators, said that Pearson, the Dallas wide receiver, as he was Gene Mayer eliminated Gullikson, 6- Hopperstead 7 and Sue Donnelly 6 for mean? — Rich Fisher, Roseburg, Ore. entering the dressing room in Los Angeles after the foril, ,’{;.’tO other match when I'm out there. It |)laying in the town where she grew afternoon and Wendy Turnbull swept R\l)l(>, TV TONIGHT 4, 6-3. the Rams, now 7-0. by Kathy Jordan, 6-3, 6-3. I thought everybody was already settled into this. Cowboys had just qualified for the Super Bowl. Sloiiiiiglon at Clicncv helps when something gets to me." up made her nervous. She said she Several years ago — 1973 to be exact — the American "Where,” asked Drew, "are the women reporters?” I'ccli, 6:.'I0 Hork<-v: Rangers vs. Second-seeded Guillermo Vilas, In morning play Tuesday, Betsy League instituted the removal of the pitcher from the ^ REPAIRS But what is spacious for Connors is third-seeded John McEnroe, No. 4 would have taken more chances and Caps, 8 -'Ch.9 ASSl MI’ I ION Nagelsen defeated Leslie Hunt, 6-2, regular batting lineup. It replaced mm with a man Thursday Itaskelhall: Central cramped for Nastase. a 6-4,6-4 victor Vitas Gerulaitis and seventh-seeded played her game better if she was in designated to take his turn at bat and remain in the dugout over South Africa's Deon Joubert in a Assumption Junior High topped the another city, like Oklahoma. 6-4; Marise Kruger won easily over M«®|® dussllons to Murray Olderman, P.O. Box RVSKE'I’RALL Conn, vs, llarlfim l, 8 - “Hom» of Mr. Qoodwnnch" Harold Solomon, all of whom had Bennet jayvee squad, 48-45, Monday when his team took the field. To show you how time flies, w46’ Incline Village, Nev. 89450. Because of the volume of mall match marked by 10 service breaks. Evert, ranked No. 2 in the world, Diane Desfor, 6-1, 6-1; Terry the most productive designated hitter that year was there will be no individual responses. MUG at Mallaliirk, 8 Wl’CS first-round byes, .sec their first action at Bennet. "I can't hear the umpire; there is walked away in tears. Holladay took Sharon Walsh, 6-2,6-4; Orlando Cepeda, who hit 20 homers for the Boston Red Sox (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN.) MCC at Mallatiirk (wo- Itaskelhall: Trinitv \s. • Complete Mechanical Service tonight. Chris Negri had 13 points for Stevens, Pietermaritzburg, South Diane Fromholtz downed Linda iiirii), 6 Iona, 8 - W R I’C Assumption, now 11-2, while Tom • Collision Repair Africa, was playing only her second Seigel, 6-2, 6-1 and Virginia Ruzici St. Paul at East Calliiilir Itaskelhall: Kiiieks >s. Kennison had a game-high 14 overcame Yvonne Vermaak, 7-5,6-2 . (girts), 8 Warriors, 10:80 - Ch.9. • Auto Painting Canadien Goalie Fumes markers for Bennet. now 0-4. Pee Wees Bow in Youth Hockey • Low Cost Service Rentals " SENIOR Bowling • Factory Trained Technicians At Defense Despite Win (ireer Stevens Sportsman Cafe outlasted Cooper Pittsburgh's Parker Vernon stopped the Manchester Pee Wee team, 3-2, last • Charge With Master Charge St. Package, 73-68, last night at weekend in youth hockey play. SpringH Upset COUM’RV CLUB- Brad • 24 Hour Wrecker Service ST. LOUIS (UPI) — The powerful "We played it very poorly," Illing. Carpenter 176453. Mary I’RIENDSHIP- Evie Bob Kennedy tallied the lone Manchester goal, assisted Downey 135, Lon Annulli 222-535, Bob Cappa 213-557, offense of the Montreal Canadiens Dryden said. "We were in trouble .John Baiczuk netted 23 points. Bill After Record Pact Lou Weber 459, Linda Har­ Feder 175-471, Lee Bean by Bret Factora. Goalie George Chambers turned aside Tel. 646-6464 won another hockey game, but goalie and should have cleared the puck out Eller 22 and Steve Haydasz 13 for 350, Nick Zavarella 356, baugh 505. Steve Kershaw 202-527, 24 shots for the locals. John Wilson 357, Bill 196-518, Pat Thibodeau 180- Carl Lepak 535, Bill Zwick Ken Dryden fumed about defensive of there. We made a series of un­ Sport.sman. John Barry had a game- 486, Lou Toutain 192-491, lapses. remarkable plays, and I made the high 24 points for the Packagemen PITTSBURGH (UPI) — Pittsburgh outfielder Dave Parker Tomkiel 359, Larry Bates ZODIAC- Maureen 504, Bruce Hence 505, Clay 360, John Rieder 142-354, Sandy Adams 207-478. Pam Hence 501, Rich Johnson The Canadiens had a 6-0 lead last mistake." followed by Tom Juknis (12) Rich wants to be the highest-paid player in baseball and the 1978 Warwick 204-47 1, Searles 196-484, Ken FLETCHER GLASS CO. against St. Louis Tuesday night, but Despite the defensive problems, Kichnet (12) and Collins Judd (10). National League Most Valuable Player hopes the Pirates come Stan McFarland 139-356, Josephine Boone 179, Carol 516, Don Searles 531. Levesque 200, John White Ov«r 3i r««rt «/ fiptnMcf lloHMHCHtSTEII GARTER the Blues scored three goals in nine the Montreal offense was more than up with a record-breaking contract by Feb. 1. Pete Staum 138-357, Terry Hille 460. ____ minutes before the Canadiens needed to push the first-place BUSINESSMEN Parker, saying he thought that con­ Schilling 160-386, Bert stopped the rally in a 6-3 win. Davis 148-387, Frank Kier- TWI-LITE- June Schultz UMasa Triumphs COMPUTE AUTO C U S S SERVICE Canadiens 23 points ahead of second- Ron Riordan pumped in 33 points, tract talks had gone on long enough, 187-491, Millie Valentine wmoow cuu MUMon-cuss luwntun ion "At times we kid ourselves," place Pittsburgh in the Norris Divi­ Jim Grimes 20 and Chip Conran 14 to nan 180-391, Charlie DURHAM, N.H. (UPI) - nciuM nuMUM-FMinict i dooa miiimm indicated Tuesday it was up to the 178, Joan Lindsay 178-475, TUI CNaojuns -srtciu »oiw Dryden said. "Defensively we were sion. lead Bogner’s to an 83-73 win over season as a proving ground for the Whelan 136-151-400, Vic Sophomore guard Tom Witkos sank CHEVROLET Pirates to meet his informal Betty Brann 175, Pat Twer- somewhat careless, and this is a Rejean Houle scored two goals, in­ Fred’s at Illing. 1979 re-entry draft. Abraitis 141-144-401, Al two free throws with three seconds deadline. "The ball is really in their dy 191-474, Rosemarie v-C O lU C T O irS ITEMS'""! recurring problem. Bad habits are cluding the winner, which trickled Bob Plaster dumped in 34 tallies, "I feel I proved 1 am the best,” the Martin 141-1,52-403, Don left Tuesday night to boost the court," he .said. "They’ve had our Lovett 488, Lynne Topping Manchester 649-4521) DANItH p l a t e s easier to form than good habits, and through the pads of St. I^uis goalie Paul Frenette 15 and Andy Zack 12 6-foot-6 slugger said, "and I am one Benoit 144-150-428. University of Massachusetts to a 61- PRBSiDENTIAL proposal for .six weeks now. of the leaders of the club. Why 452, Dottie Whitehead 487. DECANTERS CHEVROLET are harder to break." Ed Staniowski. for Fred’s. "I think by the time Feb. 1 rolls 57 victory over the University of New NUUNE shouldn’t I be paid like it?” REPRODUCTIONS Dryden was particularly upset "I shot on my backhand, and I was around it’s time to get myself ready FLOR XL- Carole Hampshire. Last week. Pirates President Dan PXRKXDE .11 NIORS- Estimates Gladly Given about the (irst St. I^ouis goal by Bob pushing it with my eyes," Houle said MIDGE'I’ to play baseball. I have to start Gilbert 183, Loyce Gineo Glen Ferguson 154-167, Murdoch to ruin his shutout in the Galbreath said he thought the club 187, Vera Stearms 178-471, OPEN M>F S-S:30 with a grin. "Our' line has been Pizza Hou.se overcame American thinking." Steve Collins 150, Adam PLASTICS IN STOCK 1229 MAIN 8T„ MANCHESTER linal minute of the second period. playing well. Mario Tremblay has Legion, 23-17, and Farr’s outgunned and Parker “had a framework down Laurette Carpenter 199- Cobb Leads B.C. THUR. TIL S.'OO 3/16- K 1/4- Parker said if the Pirates were not now." Matrick 193-495, Jim SAT. 1 .5:00 Murdoch came behind the net and been playing fantastic hockey, and Modern Janitorial II, 35-31, last night 468, Linda Harbaugh 185- CHESTNUT HILL, Mass. (UPI) - STOCK SHEETS OR CUT SIZES Bod Carew willing to meet his demands, he Parker said he wants to play for Christenson 152, Larry GMOUAUTY slammed the puck between Dryden Yvon Lambert is w()rking in the cor- at the Y. wanted to play out the final year of 479 Beverly Frazer 461, Quirion 167, Eric Begley Ernie Cobb poured in 26 points 54 McKEE ST., MANCHESTER SBMCE/MinS and the post. Pittsburgh but “I have to do what is . Mary Lou Weber 461; (Off Center Su) ‘ SCREENI REPAIRED Man in Miilillc Brian Kelsey had 8 points to top his contract and approach the 1979 170. Steve Choromonski Tuesday night to lead Boston College best for me." Phyllis Tkaez 182, Laurette 158, Bob Wyse 162-162-454. to an 83-75 victory over Villanova, am nA L laOTOBS MRS DIVISION PAGE FOURTEEN - EVENING HERALD, Wed., J»n. 24. 197»

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Manchester. promoted to assistant vice by “Holocaust,” the AMERICAN TV "Were the murderers only the SS On Monday night, when the first in­ 8510. week. Must have own tools. needs a permanent job. Ad­ Car essential. Training The third week in May is designated by the United president at United Bank series on the Nazi extermination of men or ordinary soldiers, too?” stallment of the four-part series was All company benefits. For Ap­ vancement opportunity. Call rovided. Good hourly rate, Jews, asked survivors of the death LOST- SMALL BLACK pointment call 688-2233. between 10 am. and 3 pm. - lileage reimbursement. States Department of Commerce as World Trade Week. and Trust Company. “Why didn’t the Germans do shown 5,200 persons phoned televi­ female dog. Part cocker with R camps: “Was it really that bad?” 528-3869. E.O.E. Fringes. Phone 643-9511. The observance is to inform the public of the importance Lupacchino is manager of anything?” “Why didn’t the Jews sion stations throughout West Ger- white on chin and paws. EOE. "It was worse,” one member of a DRIVERS FOR SCHOOL of exports to our state's and national economy and to ex­ the bank’s Windsor office. resist?” “Did these things really may. ViciniW of Forbes, Brewer BUSES WANTED- We will BOOKKEEPER / TYPIST- panel of survivors and experts told and Monroe Streets in East pand and simultaneously lower the cost of goods and ser­ A graduate of happen, or is just ’The Streets of San Tuesday night, the Cologne station train you. Part time. One person office. Part time WANTED PART TIME clerk callers following the second install­ Hartford. Name Blackie. hours. One rite system. Trial vices to the worldwide community of which we are a Manchester High School, Francisco’ type of thing?” "Were that paid $543,000 for the German Housewives and retirees / typist, general office duties. Reward. 569-0113 after 5 pm. preferred. Manchester area, balance, quarterly report,” Afternoons- 5 days a week. part. Lupacchino is enrolled in ment of the four-part series Tuesday. people really burned to death in a rights to the series alone received 3,- "It was worse than you can even im­ 643-2373. payroll. Call 646-7760. . Call 649-8743. Bolton's Select­ The trade week dinner-dance will be held at the the Williams College synagogue?” 600 calls. IMPOUNDED- MALE about 2 man's Office, Sheraton-Park Plaza in New Haven, May 24. Business School of Banking. agine. The literary imagination is not “Holocaust” also has sparked the The American television series, years old. Golden Retriever SUPERINTENDENT- PART EXPERIENCED cross tan. Found Lakewood representatives from across the state wiil gather for this He is president and competent to paint the true horrors most lively, frank and open discus­ which won six Emmy awards last TIME. One bedroom apart­ RECEIVING CLERK wanted. MUNSONS CANDY of the Nazi crimes.” Circle. Male Shepherd about 2 ment available. On site Must be able to operate fork salute to Connecticut’s exporting community. treasurer of the Windsor sion they have ever ever had about year, is forcing Germans to face up months old. Black and brown. KITCHEN is now accepting Shopping Center Viewers made so many calls they superintendent, downtown lift and have shipping and applications for part time Ticket information may be obtained from the Hartford the Nazi attempt to wipe out the to their past in a way they never Bush Hill Rd. Area. Male Manchester. Excellent for checking experience. Good Merchants Association, could not be handled, a network about 2 years old. Basset- employment. Hours are 4-8 District Office, U.S. Department of Commerce — Jews. quite did before. It is helping them semi retired individual. starting salary for right per­ Monday thru Friday and 8 and is treasurer of the spokesman said. ”Of course we knew what was answer the taboo question: Did we Beagle combination. Found Requires several hours per son, Free parking, easy telephone 244-3530. Joseph K. Devon Drive area. Contact hours on Saturday or Sunday. Lupacchino ^ndsor Lions Club They asked, ’’Why did we not know happening” one caller said. "Did we not know what was happening? Did week, general maintenance access to 1-84. Call 646-1737 for 20-24 hours per week. Call for Manchester Dog Warden 646- work. Call 528-9885 weekdays. appointment. about this at the time?” “Did we not as early as 1940 tell jokes about we not want to know? 4555. appointment 649-4332. know and refuse to admit it?” “Why 'Moses Soap’ and 'Sarah soap?’ Did BUS DRIVERS - will train if AUTOMOTIVE LOT MAN & Pononala 2 WANTED BABYSITTER - In n e c e s s a ry . A pply 90 Service Station Attendant. my home for Mondays thru Brookfield Street, South Wind- Apply in person: Gorin's Friday. 7:30 to 5 pm. 6ill 649- Peopletalk WOMEN WANTED FOR Sports Car Center, Route 83, 6685. BOWLING league - 9:15 PART TIME. Do you have 2 Vernon. Wednesday nights. Please call hours a day? Work at home on 646-2161 alter 5 p.m. AVON - To b eco m e a the phone servicing our E-2 ELECTRICIANS and Ap- representative call 822-8083 customers in your spare time, irentices wanted for residen- collect for details. Mick Isn4 Giving Cig ars RIDE WANTED TO 249-7773. fial and commercial wiring in HAMILTON STANDARD, Hartford, Meridan and Mick dagger is a father, but he Windsor Locks, 7:30 to 4:00. MECHANIC WANTED - governer” back in 1939 when he won already have been done for the new OIL BURNER Serviceman - Middletown areas. Good SMALL ENGINES - snow Officers of the Manchester Board of isn’t exactly passing out cigars. A Call 643-5686. first vice president; Carl Zinsser, president; that election in Minnesota at 31 — is series. No. 2 oil. residential and small wages and excellent benefits. blowers, lawn mowers, chain Realtors Inc. and the Manchester Multiple Barbara Weinberg, second vice president, Los Angeles court says he must own saddling up for another run at the commercial, prefer licensed For more information call 1- saws etc. Year round work. Cadwallatler Caper man, would consider limited 774-5059. 633-6063. Listing Service Corp. are shown after they and Lillian Grant, executive secretary. 8-year-oId Karis Hunt Ratledge as his White House. daughter — and support her. Yes, there is no Cadwallader Auctlona 5 experience. All benefits app­ were installed recently. From left are Nor­ (Herald photo by Strempfer) Stassen turned up at the United ly. Call 649-2871. HOUSEKEEPERS THE MANCHESTER BOARD The Rolling Stones’ rajah of rock Nations Tuesday for a little pre­ University — and, soul purified with WANTED- Weekends and man Hohenthal. treasurer; Paul Dougan, COMICS & BASEBALL OF REALTORS is looking for fought the paternity suit brought by campaign electioneering. Says he, ”I that confession, Columbia Pictures NURSES AIDES- Full time, during the week. Flexible an experienced part time CARDS- Buying and Selling. hours. Essex Motor Inn, 100 ex-mistress Marsha Hunt for seven intend ■ ■ to enter the primaries and wishes prospective preppies would Finest Flea Market, 273 all shifts. Experience secretary. Conscientious, PRELL months before Tuesday’s settlement. stop trying to sign on. Preferred, but training will be East Center Street, alert, dependable and able to launch a full scale campaign.” It will Ellington Road. East Hart­ given. Apply, in person: East Manchester, call 646-2300, DISCOUNT CENTER Judge Harry Shafer revealed no There also are no Cadwallader ford. Open 7 Days, 10 to 6,528- assume responsibility. Typing Realtors Install Officers be his seventh. Hartford Convalescent Home, and bookkeeping experience. CONCENTRATE details of the settlement, but Ms. brochures, alumni newsletters, 2298. HEALTH & Yalihadahhadoo •••••••••••••••••••«•••••• 745 Main Street, East Hart­ PART TIME CAFETERIA Diversified work in busy of­ MANCHESTER - The 1979 of­ House. Rochman, Norma Tedford, Francis Hunt was seeking $2,300 a month. honorary degrees., athletic ford. ASSISTANT- For employee fice. Morning hours OZ TUBE Fred Flintstone and Barney Rub­ Bondi-Slocks-Mortgages 8 ficers and directors of the In addition to the installation of of­ J. Spilecki and Robert I. Wolverton. BEAUTY NEEDS Her attorney. Marvin Mitchelson, scholarships or basketball team. cafteria, located in East Hart­ preferred. Send brief resume ble haven’t done anything new since L PN or ford. Some light cooking and Manchester Board of Realtors and ficers, the following directors were Unabie to attend, but also named says millionaire dagger did pay The whole thing was Hollywood MONEY FOR ANY M EDICAL and references to Personnel installed: Robert F. Blanchard, directors are Jeffrey Keith, Daniel Hanna-Barbera Productions decided ASSISTANT for Rockville counter experience required. Chairman, 186 East Center the Manchester Multiple Listing Ser­ "modest support” — so modest, ”it hype gone mad — a runaway promo­ WORTHWHILE REASON- Specialist Hours: 10 a.m. to 2 p.m., Mon­ SALE TODAY THRU to relax and ride syndication rights We will arrange financing Office, ap- Street, Manchester. vice Corp. were installed recently at William E. Belfiore, Joseph S. Lom­ F. Reale and Robert D. Murdock. forced Ms. Hunt and the child onto tion gimmick that made Stephen proximately 17 hours per day thru Friday. Call Mr. 12 years ago, but ail that’s changing with our many sources of $, a dinner dance at Wiilie’s Steak bardo, William R. Rood. Gerald P. SAT. JAN.27,1979 the welfare rolls.” They’ll Friedman’s new film “Fast Break," week. Send resum e and Whitney at 568-2(^0 for an ap­ NURSES AIDES • Call CGS now. Quick, confidential service. pointment. presumably require no more food starring Gabriel "Kotter" Kaplan, When you think of money, references to; Box M c/o this week for private duty and FREE stamps. Joe Barbera says in Hollywood his think of ATLANTIC COACT Manchester Herald. staff assignments. We offer Vice President too real for comfort. WANTED - Full time cook. Opens Law Office Witt) this coupon animated buddies from ^drock — FINANCIAL SERVICES. Just excellent rates, instant pay The campaign was junked when A TOP MOTORCYLCE Apply in person at Tacorral, Anson C. Hall Jr., con­ C h a rge ! considered the most successful call 647-1122. plan, weekend bonus plan. limit 3- offer expires Set., Ian. 27 calls overwhelmed a special MECHANIC NEEDED- Top 246 Broad St,, Manchester. CGS. Ill Pearl St., Hartford. troller of United Bank in EAST HARTFORD - Had Don Quixote battled windmills animated series ever committed to “Cadwallader hot line’ advertised ...... wages, fringe benefits, 246-5626. Hartford, has been Attorney Lawrence Daly of the way Harold Stassen runs for the tube — will come out of retire­ WANTED - Full time dis­ nationwide — but if there were a u . ... . vacations and bonuses! Apply promoted to a vice presi­ East Hartford has opened president, there would have been no ment Feb. 3 when they premiere Help Wanlad 13 in person: Cycle World, 3000 hwasher. Apply in person at ENERGETIC Mountain Cadwallader University, it certainly Tacorral, 246 Broad St., dent of the bank. up a new law office at 135 windpower left in all of Spain. "The New Fred and Barney Show” Main Street, Glastonbury. Movers- To work at grass would be the fattest school today in WANTED - Gas station atten­ Manchester, roots level, for Consumer / Hall joined UBT in 1966, Burnside Ave. The 71-year-old perennial can­ on NBC. Bunkerville, Nev. dant. full or part time. BABYSITTER- Light Environmental Reform. For was promoted to assistant Daly had worked as an didate — he was called "the boy Seventeen new half-hour shows Mature, res[»nsible person housekeeping. 2 bright, affec­ ORDERLIES- Are you eager interview, call Julie 527-9231, treasurer in 1968 and to assistant to Stephen for third shift. References tionate boys, ages 5 and 8, for experince in the Health EOE. .05 Call 871-1698. assist vice president in Barron since January, seek mature and loving adult Care Field? Maybe you 1977. to care for them. Own already have the experience RNs, LPNs - CGS has a 1972. He was named con­ TOOLMAKERS - Machinists. transportation. 646-0261. and arc looking for employ­ Daly is one of four T V T o n ig h t growing need for experienced troller in 1975. Apply 81 Commerce Street, ment. If so, we may have a rofessionals. Work close to Hall, who is also an assistants to the town’s Glastonbury, PTG Company. NURSES AIDE - Full or part position for you. Work from 8 ome on private duty or staff V SWEET’NLOW Telephone 633-7631. E assistant treasurer of First chief corporation counsel, 6dX) Herrera, Robert Reed. Mandrake B Dick Von'Dyka time. 11 pm to 7 am. Laurel to 40 hours per week. Enjoy assignments. Excellent rates, 12:45 such excellent benefits as Connecticut Bancorp, the F. Timothy McNamara. SUGAR SUBSTITUTE ^ X Q S N a w t the magician uses his special B Hogan'a Haroaa ffi Movta "Tho Arabian Nights" Manor, 91 Chestnut Street. instant pay plan, insurance (£ Ilit Brady Bunch powers to combat a power- 63 D ld i Cavstt RN, LPN, 7 to 3 and 3 to 1 649-4519. Free Hospital and Medical In­ protection, weekend bonus parent holding company of He is assigned as legal (1942) Jon Hall. Maria Montez. shifts. Good pay, good surance, Paid Vacation, Paid ~ Joker'* WM crazed madman and his army of 11:30 plan. CGS, 111 Pearl St., Hart­ United Bank, is Connec­ counsel to the Board of 100 PACKETS I Bozo's Big Top mind-controlled robots, 1:00 benefits and working con­ COLLECTIONS- Experience Holidays, and Paid Sick Time. ford. 246-5626. HIDRI TV Community Cottoge a SS Grast Performanoaa d Rockford Fllaa B B B Tomorrow ditions. Apply in person, Ver­ ticut state director of the Education. d Rat Patrol is a help but not a necessity. Apply in person at Meadow's iMyThrasSona a NCAA Hockey 1:50 non Manor, 180 Regan Road, Join our modern, progressive Convalescent Home, 333 Bank Administration Daly is also the legal PAPER TOWELS iBonanza d a Ponca Woman TYPIST- shorthand a plus. 6:00 BVolcaOfFalth (X) News Vernon. agency. Pleasant working Bidwell Street, Manchester, Manchester Real Estate Ap­ Institute. The BAI is the counsel for the Greater I Studio Sas TRASH BAGS ^ O n a Day At A Tims B C9 a Tonight 2:30 conditions, competitive salary Conn., 647-9194. praisal Office. Hours 9-5. Call national banking research Hartford Jaycees. JUMBO ROLL 6:30 W Undersea World Of Jacques B The Rifleman CERAMIC TILE MECHANIC Lawrence Daly d ) Newa and benefits plan are 6464)882. and educationai associa­ He did both his un­ 30 GAL 1 0 ’s ^ILovaLucy Coustsau ® Captlonad ABC News - Experienced only. Top featured. For appointment. m BawKng For Dollart d ) a Charlie's Angalt 2:36 tion. Hall is responsible for Anson C. Hall dergraduate and law wages, ^ p ly : Atlas Tile, 1862 Call Mr. Powers, 289-0256. the Connecticut and Hart­ Qg( Jakt Hast Gospel Time 12:00 CS Movts "Colorado Territory” Berlin ’Tpke., Wethersfield, coordinating the Connecticut. degree study at Boston S S l S NBC Newt 9:30 AItiad Hitchcock Presents (1949) Joel McCrea, Virginia Capitol City Adjustment ford County bar Q ) The Jaffartont ThaRHIaman Mayo. 563-0151. Bureau. REPUBLICAN CAUCUS membership activities for Hall, his wife, and two College. He is a member of Over Easy S associations. SAdnn-12 10:00 12:30 BAI’s 66 member banks in children live in Ellington. 0 SS Anyone For Tennyson? (3 )K sz RN-LPN wanted for full or Republican electors of the Town of Bolton are hereby d Movie "Separate Tables" part time on all shifts. Apply BOOKKEEPER (SSZ) Newt (1956) Deborah Kerr. Rita notified that there will be a Caucus at Herrick Park on 6:55 d a v s ^ director of nursing. Salmon- ACCOUNTS payable, January 29. 1979, at 8 o'clock p.m. for the purpose of selec­ SN ew t Hayworth. a Living Fsith brook Convalescent Home, off receivable. Automotive ting party-endorsed candidates for municipal offices to be 12:37 BATTERIES FOR limit 2 please 7JX) aiaasgt.T.K.Yu House Street, Glastonbury. experience helpful. Minimun5 voted on at the May 7th , 1979 election, and to transact such Credit Managers To Meet CBS Newt I B Rizzo d a Mannix Radlos-Hsailng Aids Please call 633-5244. years full-time recent bookkeeping experience. other business as may properly come before said Caucus. The Hartford and New Haven Featured at the meeting will be a Commercial and credit executives i The Brady Bunch 10:30 12:40 GanMs-nashllglits a A B C N s w e d NBA BtskstbaU d K o J a k NURSES AIDES wanted for Career position, excellent ad­ William Fehling, Town chairman chapters of the National Association presentation by James McKenna, in the area, interested in attending Dating Gama SS Consumer Survival KK full time on all shifts. Apply vancement 527-8246. Bolton of Credit Management-Connecticut manager-accounts receivable. The should contract W illiam W FsatM 01 Faith ytrilllR DRUG director of nursing. Salmon- 45-1 a Joumaya To Tlia Mind 11:00 brook Convalescent Home, off Inc. will meet Thursday night at the Stanley Works, entitled “Accounts McAdam, secretary of NACM in d d I S a a News RESPONSIBLE PERSON Yankee Silversm ith Inn in Receivable Control ... Taking the Hartford, at 525-4421. Cavan d The Gonq Show House Street, Glastonbury. BARBASOL Please call 633-5244. NEEDED to assume any NOTICE OF .\.N,MIAL MEETING OF MEMBERS OF Wallingford at 5 p.m. Pulse for Greater Profits.” a Nswiywsd Gams I Mdsn CM* IWnstioiit duties in the operation of a 7- SHAVE CREAM a The Odd Coupls InckidM l**t Hctm 11 Food Store. Ground level HERIT.AGE SAVINGS AND LOAN "llieater^ SCHOOL BUS DRIVERS for ASSOCIATION, INCORPORATED Driver of Month 7:30 South Windsor. Will train. position that can lead to assis­ 11 OZ j P.M. Magazins tant manager or manager by The Annual Meeting of Members of Heritage Savings Chet Kenney of Powers. “I’m sure that Apply 9 Brookfield Street or ^PASTA j Carol Buman And Friends Schedule J call 289-5918, after 12 noon. performance. Benefits in­ and Loan Association, Incorporated will be held at the Manchester has been patrons on the “Q” route in J $1.88 Bsauty Show clude insurance, credit union ) Nsadywsd Gsms Main Office of the Association, 1007 Main Street, named Connecticut Transit Hartford and West Hart­ (Wednesday NURSES AIDES - Full time, and profit sharing. Second and Manchester. Conn^ticut on January 26th, 1979 at 7:30 IWH Kingdom “Driver-of-the-Month” for ITALIAHA ‘ “■g Monty and part time, 7-3 and 11-7. third shifts. Apply in person at ford are proud of Mr. U.A. Theater 1 — "In Praise 7-11, Route 30, Tnlland or 960 p.m. for the following purposes: January, it was annuonced Kenney’s slection for this JMscNsU / Lshrtr Rsport Experienced preferred, but 1. Acceptance of reports. 12ro «28t f HoSywood Squires of Older Women" 7:20-9:30 we will train. Apply in person: Sullivan Ave. South Windsor. today by state Transporta­ award. His supervisors Ltd. CMco And The Man U.A. Theater 2 — E.O.E. 2. Election of Directors to fill the offices, the terms of I Color Print Film t i n East Hartford Convalescent which are then expiring. tion Commissioner Arthur regard him as an outstan­ A SA 100-21 DIN. 1 ^ ^ a ttc T s c Dough “Watership Down” 7:15-9:15 Home, 745 Main Street, East B. Powers. ding employee in work per­ “the home of fresh pasta" 8:00 U.A. Theaters - “The Ber­ Hartford. DENTAL ASSISTANT- 3. To transact any other business proper to come before ■ raSK Experienced preferred. such meeting. “ Mr. Kenney joins a formance and attitude (£ S) Edward The King muda Triangle” 7:00-9:00 BIG L COLOR (£ a Eight Is Enough Vernon Cine 1 — “Midnight SEWING MACHINE Manchester office. Available Dorothea E. Stavnitsky growing list of outstanding toward his passengers.” SPECIAL: NOW THRU 1/28/79 February 1st. Please write to 0 NHL Hockey Express” 7:30-9:35 Operators and miscellaneous Secretary drivers who have received Kenney, who has worked PRINT FILM a a a nbc movis .149-9333 workers needed. Must have Box S, c/o Manchester January 16, 1979 this monthly honor,” said With purchaia of $ 5.00 or m ore— "Mandrake" (Premiere) Anthony Vernon Cine 2 — “Animal Herald. for the transit firm for 31 House” 7:10-9:10 some high school education. 29-1 ...... years, will receive a $50 1 email contaliwr of Mlnestoiw 126 OR 110- 20 EXP. Must be able to read and LUX speak English, and provide BOOKKEEPER- Accounts Payable and related office U.S. Savings Bond and will fo u p -F R E E l C u n t own transportation. No have posters with his photo • H o m S M ^ « ChM ta Ravioli DISHWASHING experience necessary. Please duties. 25-30 hours per week. LEGAL NOTICE in recognition of the honor I a s t w o o o Call Personnel Department at Experience required. Must • 5^ 4 fraah Spinach Manicotti Pioneer Parachute Company, work effectively without posted at all Connecticut LIQUID 22 OZ AIRWAY ___ ‘$ v « v ____ supervision. 649-4562. REPUBLICAN CAUCUS Transit buses. • S h ifM ShaHa 644-1581. r ,|,iONGfi»Y ' 1 MANCHESTER PIZZA Republican Electors of the Town of Andover arc hereby In being informed of the • LasagnaeSaueos JIF ITRAVELAGEMCYI I R ^ i c h PERSON TO WORK In 457 CENTER 8T. SCHOOL BUS DRIVERS- notified that there will be a Caucus at the Town Office award, Kenney remarked, All Fmh — Mid* Dillf on tho PnmiMO. PEANUT BUTTER W a v Excellent Part Time work. kitchen making sandwiches. Building on Tuesday, January 30, 1979, at 8 PM for the 84 6 -2 5 0 0 . AND RESTAURANT Full time opening available. “I am sincerely grateful to HOURS; Tu m . 10 M l 10 A.M. to t P.M. Will train. Call Manchester following purpose: O u t I.O O S I 643-2414 or Vernon 875-2826. Call Debbie at 649-4561, the passengers and the Sunday 10 A.M. to 2 P.M., Clotod Monday 18 OZ between 10 a.m. and 4 p.m. 1. to select party endorsed candidates for municipal offices company for this award.” TO OROER TEL. 0 ia -7424 LARGE SECRETARY - Part time to be voted on at the May 7th 1979 election, He and his wife, Joan Complete mornings. Vernon Circle area. 2. to transact such other business as may properly come Eileen Kenney, live at 23 1M Wait MIddto Turni^o, Manchtitar SO* OFF Typing, and machine I’ruliult- Notice Travel Service PIZZA before said Caucus. Bretton Road, Manchester. Roger and Marcl Negro, Proprietarl transcription a must. Send NOTICE TO CREDITORS ItN 't lent-Tsi* HHIittl b" ESTATE OF STEPHEN LEE Y. Anson, Chairman The couple has three resum e to Box AA. c/o MATTOX lalo of l^uisvillt*. Kentucky, SMALL Manchester Herald. 46-1 Chel Kenney children. havine an estate in said Manchester, in 25* OFF said District PIZZA NURSES AIDES- Full time, The Hon Wjlliam E. FitzGerald. GOOD THRU SATURDAY 1/27/79 Judge, of the Court of Probate. all shifts. Experience District of Manchester at a hearing LEGAL NOTICE MARSHALL c TIPKR irmiEi 1 PER PARTY |PQiW»iiifctoiisa Mbinio | preferred, but training will be held on January 15. 1979 ordered that NOW given. Apply in person: East all claims must be presented to the carom & Hartford Convalescent Home, fiduciary on or before April 15.1979 or TO ENROLLED MEMBERS OF THE DEMIXIRATIC MINI-MALL 3 Bile Sails FILM PRESENTATION 313 GBEEN RD. (47-91S7 be barriMl as by law provided. PARTY OF THE TOWN OF ANDOVER, CONNECTICUT: YOU CAN PLACE YOUR 745 Main Street, East Harl- Pearl J. Hultman. ATMAINST.MAU ford. Ass t. Clerk Pursuant to the provisions of the State Election Laws and SALE The liduciarv is SUNIFUNlN the Rules of the Democratic Party, you are hereby warned IDAYS Alfred K Mallox CLASSIFIED AD ANYTIME n O R ID A PART TIME - No nights. No t)205 Orion Road that a Caucus will be held on Wednesday, January 31, 1979, UMCHEON weekends. Long holidays. July bjuisville, Kentucky at. Town Office Building, School Rd., Andover, to endorse NMT lAUDEMXU' m7l niniuM ...... >L7ia. tPECIU 6 M U N 0 0 A IIU and August off Many retired candidates for nomination to the office to be voted For in the aaaTiM NEO-SYNEPHRINE ORONKAID JERGENS LOTION CAROID & BILE THUR*., MN. 23, 73 1 - , gentlemen and housewives municipal election to be held on Monday. May 7, 1979 cmmiuvn...... 1.71 a. enjoy driving school buses between the hours of 8:00-9:00 p.m., and to transact such AT 7M P.M. WHY NOT YOU? We will “ NOSE DROPS TABLETS REG. OR EXTRA DRY SALTS 100'S other business as may be proper to come before said Caucus. ^ NIOCM...... 1.41 k. Spehtarsdby ’^Main Street train. Call Vernon, 875-2826, or LEGAL „ TIVOIITMVU 30'S 15 OZ LAXATIVE f r o Manchester, 643-2414. Dated at Andover, Connecticut, this 24th day of January, nmosMiiiicoufljiw44' 4.29 *2.31 1HNGNESTQM4M329 NOTICE 1979. MEN AND WOMEN $150 per REQUESTS Democratic Town Committee of Andover TIIK FI.OW KR STORK week to show our equipment By; William C. Austin and supplies. No sales FOR PROPOSALS Dance I Chairperson tPECUU. FREE CARNATION linii off necessary. Apply Electrolux, The North Central Connec­ 1123 ,’Vlain Street, East Hart­ ticut Area Agency on Aging is in^aiSSi«S2iwl*hpuit*a^ We reserve the right to limit giMiiiities Sponsored By The ford or call 528-3869 between seeking grant applications for th a a tr e s to am and 4 pm. FY 1979 funding under Title ______*5 or More III of the Older Americans FILM DEVELOPING 1.0. c*soisiamsiowMim Amiunr MANCHESTER POLICE UNION LEGAL NOTICE EXPERIENCED Act of 1965. As Amended. The Jewelry Shoppe SPECIAL MACHINISTS & LATHE Grants will be awarded for TO ENROLLED MEMBERS OF THE DEMOCRATIC "oeAm um sunm ae rms ATTHecrnti] OPERATORS- Full or part elderly programs in home PARTY OF THE TOWN OF BOLTON, CONNECTICUT: 5x7 ENLARGEMENTS iitn is c e r cmLoeamsaoemsArreAeTFomomtv time. Excellent benefits. App­ SALE SALE 881 Main St. SAT., FEB. 3, 1979 ■ 9 PM to 1 AM care,outreach/social support, Pursuant to the provisions of the State Election Laws and 5 0 % OFF for the ly' in person at: 1422 Tolland GOLD - STERLING - HANDCRAFTED JEWELRY price of Turnpike. Manchester. LM housing, transportation, and the Rules of the Democratic Party, you are hereby warned 3 Manchester Armory Gill Welding Manufacturing protection. A total of $378,141 that a Caucus will be held on Monday, Jan. 29,1979, at. Town 643-2711 From the seme Kodacotor or is available for new and con­ Hall. 222 Bolton Center Rd., to endorse candidates for compatible process negative Co.. Division of BHS, Inc., or “WILD TOPS” MANCHESTER call 647-9931. tinuation grants. nomination to the office to be voted for in the municipal elec­ lOlf«r dOM not apply to «l>dai and cannol ba B.Y.O.B. Set-up Provided For an application kit and tion to be held on Monday, May 7, 1979 between the hours of comcnad with oihar lala cllan lur Ihn product 1 HOUSEKEEPER- Part time SUPER T-SHIRTS at SUPER PRICES more information, contact 6:00 AM-8.00 PM. and to transact such other business as may weekends. Excellent benefits. be proper to come before said Caucus. OFFFR EXPIRES FEB 28 $ 1 2 .0 0 per couple Apply at Meadows Convales­ Pam Breitzke at 278-2044 by INIJT FARM cent Home, 333 Bidwell St., Feb. 2, 1979. Deadline for Dated at Bolton, Connecticut, this 24th day of January, SPECIAL Fine Chocoletee From KRUMS IlHTOliillia •Ii(HKtOR''SS'[ Manchester. grant applications is March 2, 1979. lieral^i 528-4916 636-2544 1979. Democratic Town Committee of Bolton tiUlTHNUTMIX / 9 C f New York 69* SECRETARY WANTED - /cwonu. m. IM,) BRIDGE MIX CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING P L E A S E C A U .T H EA T R E James Gaito By: John J. Morlanos AFTER 6:00 P.M. Medical experience desirable. FO R S C R E E N T IM E S Director Chairperson r References. Call 646-6323. 40-1 48-1

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Htip W a n M EVENING HERALD. Wed.. .Ian 24, 1979 - p a g e S E V E N T E E N U Halp Wanfd 13 Halp Wantad 13 Halp Wantaa guldanca 189 West Center CIRCA 1742 HUMIDIFIER- : Corner of McKee l8t AREA and diractlon daairad. Plaaaant COLOMBIA - 15 minutes to Manchester working condHIona. Mambar o f Featherweight Singer Sewing 646-2482 New listing. Beautifully EQUAL HOUSING OPPORTUNITY CHAMBERS Manehaatar, Hartford and Var- Manchester. Large 6 room Machine, Black & White RCA FRENCH non Mulllpio Uating. Ongoing restored 9 room Colonial, 5 ranch fireplace. Partially Portable TV, Tape Recorder CARROL aducallon and aamlnar program, bedrooms, 8.8 acres, 7 finished basement. 3/4 & Speakers, 78 R'PM Albums. fraa. wooded lot. $45,900. Lessenger 2nd AREA fireplaces, wide floor Call 742-6700 between 8-12, 4-8 if you ara hardworkirtg and can Sells. 646-8173. W ALKER ST. boards, fenced yard, 2 car We proudly offer ba motivatad by a larga yaarty In­ garage, huge barn. $150,000. SNOW BIRD SNOWBLOWER coma, wa may hava an opaning you the choice of TO BOLTON - 9 Room Executive FOR SALE- Good condition. NEW YEAR WANT for you. All Inquirfta confldontial. Cape. 2300 square feet. 2 1/2 PARKER ST. Call Dan. either a New 6 room Call 568-6604 after 5 p.m. 3rd AREA baths, 2 car garage, acre weekdays. DANIEL F. view. $89,000. Lessenger Sells. Colonial or a 6 room PHELPS 646-8713. Cape now under con­ AD SPECIAL OAKWOOD BEALE, REALTORS struction. Both have CARS AVONDALE Member NETWORK WARREN L HOWLAND INC. .vinyl siding, CALL LABAIN of Homes fireplace, and IVz 175 Main SI., Manehaatar 643-1108 DISPLAYED IN OUR 742-9549 baths. Priced in low 646-4525 REAITORS 50’s. OFFERS INVITED / OFFICE SPACE R E T A IL STO R E ON NINE ROOM COLONIAL CAPE SHOWROOM WHEELS- Make an easy $20,- Beautiful 9 room Cape with 3 Near Manchester/So, 000 per year. Excellent terms. Windsor/Vernon Town full baths, 2 fireplaces. 15x36 ZINSSER AKNCY Call John, at Chenette family room with sliders to Lines. 800 square feet of­ COST ESTIMATOR Associates. "Gallery Of KATHY BARRACLIFFE SAYS: Homes, " 528-9081. large wood deck. 4 646-1511 fice space, share (mjih.- bedrooms, master bedroom mon areas and parking, Responsible for estimating machined com­ 15x18. Rec room with wet “I love working at the Meadowa ... You’ll love I SNAP-ON-TOOLS Dealership- with 4 Doctors. it toor ponents and assemblies. Should have metal Opening for sales minded per- bar, garage, large lot PLUS WE BUY AND SELL used fur­ working manufacturing process and time study ,son. Investment required. Call a tournament size Tennis niture. One piece or entire HN’S ...... $5.90 per hr to atart Sales manager. 529-7481. household. Cash on the line. 4 background. Two to three years experience Court. Executive EACH PRICED AT LPN’S ...... $5.10 per hr to atart required in the above. Neighborhood Furniture Barn. 646-0865. Paid holidays, vacations, medical and insurance I We offer an excellent starting salary, com­ benelita, pay increase alter probationary period, ( WING CHAIR, BARCO prehensive benefit program and excellent growth lounger, walnut oval dinette, uniform allowance, and many other benefits. potential. Submit salary history with resume and complete maple bedroom set F. 1. SPILECKI REALTORS Call Sue Robinson, DN S or Pat Souciar,! salary required to: REAITORS with matching wall mirrors; ADNS, (or application. PHILBRICK AGENCY area carpets. Casco snack 643-2121 TEL. 647-9194 Susan R. Scavone 646-4200 server. 643-89()0. THE MEADOWS CUSHMAN INDUSTRY INC. TWIN BED, SINGLE BED; 806 WINDSOR STREET walnut deep drawered CONVALESCENT CENTER *57,900““ Lols-Land For Sale 24 dresser, home or office steel DAYS 333 Oidwell St., Mancheoter, Cl. 06040 HARTFORD, CT. 06102 wardrobe; patio lounges, lawn f r)l»l OpporUinllf employer U/F LAKE FRONT - Woodstoex spreader, B & D lawn edger, Raised Ranch. Seven Valley. 3/4 acre approved. 643-8900. rooms, air conditioner, 2 $11,500. Andover 3 wooded 4FOR zoned heat, 2 car garage, parcels. 1.8 to 7.5 acres. $7,000-$20,000. L essenger 200’ lot. Sells. 646-8713. COVENTRY - 2 acres. REAITORS Save Beautiful view. $15,000. PHONE ORDERS ACCEPTED it r c m : Colombia-1-81 acres. $5,900 to up to 55,900, Hebron - 5 acres $29,- TECHNICIAN BELHORE AGENCY 900. Lessenger sells. 646-871? M % o n DOLLARS Chooso Irom *32,900““ 6 4 3 -2 711 Know how to got tho 647-1413 Real Estate Wanted 28 Homeowners Industrial most from good peopio (Non-Cancelable) Night 643-2718 AI.L CASH For your property, 7 room Cape, 4 Insurance M0NARCH8, BOBCATS, ZEPHYRS, Soma Q/C Experience? MI8C. FOR SALE and machinory? EDUCATION within 24 hours. Avoid Hed bedrooms, wall-wall, 40 — Houaahold Qooda Tape, Instant Service. Hayes 41 — Ariiclaa lor Sala MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD Make it a big plus! Professional with such a rare touch of leadership well insulated, several 42 — Building Suppllas Corp 646-0131. If your home is less 43 — Pata-Blrda-DMi P.O. BOX 591 ; CAPRIS AND ZEPHYR WAGONS - and practical ability will have a made*to-ordar oppor* 44 — Llvaatoch Private Instructions 18 extras. than 7 years old, you MANCHESTER, CONN. 06040 | Full-time, permanent position, on 2nd tuntty with AMF Cuno — a leading company In liquid CLASSIFIED INDEX: 45 — Boala & Accataorlat I filtration systemi. can save up lo 14% 46 — Sponing Qooda I shift, is open right now for an ambitious off our already low- 47 — Oardan Product! REMEDIAL READING and 46 — Antiquaa Dear SIrt: j high schooi grad who has taken math: individualized work cost Homeowners 49 — Wantad to Buy chemistry courses. Succesaful candidate will be responsible for set-ups program, (lsl-8lh grade) by Insurance NOTICES RENTALS I PItaae run tha following ad for 4 daya at tha aiMclal ■ Freight and Dealer Prep Included 1 — Lout End Found REAL ESTATE 52 — Rooma lor Rant money-aaving rata ol '4.001 I QC experience in an industriai en­ and work aaaignmenta that will keep production of master’s degree teacher. 568- 23 — Homaa lor Sala complex equipment at peak levels of efficiency, 2 — Ptrtonilu 53 — Apanmanta tor vironment puts you in a highiy preferabie I 8075. 3 — Announc«ni«nti 24 — Loia-Land lor Sala Rani □ CHECK ENCLOSED □ CASH ENCLOSED | position. Troubleshooting and Innovative capabilities as Impor­ C A U US 4 — EnlBrUlnm«nt 25 — Invastmant Proparty 54 — Homaa for Rani tant aa ability to motivate plant workers. BELFIORE AGENCY 5 — Aucllont 26 — Bualnata Proparty 55 — Buainaaa for Rani Good starting salary, commensurate HIDING LE.SSONS indoor FOR DEjm iS 27 — Raton Proparty 56 — Raaoft Proparty FINANCIAL 26 — Rail Eaiaia Wantad for Rant (1) (J) (3) (4) riding ring. Western slock 6 — Bondi • Stock! - (») with experience, and company paid Blue 647-1413 ri« ^ 57 — Wantad to Rant To qualify, you must have 3-5 years experience with New Listing MortpEOM 56 — Mlac. lor Rani Cross/Blue Shield insurance covering ■seal, .saddle seal and hunt - PEfional Lo«ni material and production control, Degree preferred. MI8C. SERVICES employees and dependents. Generous seal. All levels 228-9817. W. J. IRISH 10 - Iniurtnc* 30 - Traval AUTOMOTIVE Exwllent aalary. fully commensurate with experience WE BUY AND .SELL used fur­ 61 — Autoi for Sala (•) (7) (■) (•) personal discounts on AMF sporting EMPLOYMENT 31 — Servicaa Otfarad (10) and qualifications. Comprehensive benefits package, 32 — Palntlno-Paparlng 62 — Truck! for Sala VOICE, PIANO Instructions. Six room older home niture. One piece or entire INSURANCE AGENCY 13 — Http WEnttd 63 — Haavy Equipmani goods and leisure-time products, plus generous employee discounts on famous AMF 14 — Buiintia 33 — Building- household. Cash on the line Contracting for Sala Apply Monday-Friday, or if you prefer sporting goods and leisure time products. Former faculty New York located in Central OpportunlllEt 64 — Motorcyclaa Furniture Barn. 646-0865. 646-6050 15 — SlluEfion Wantfd 34 — Rooflng-Sldlng (11) (12) (13) (14) (13) send resume, in contidence, to: Roland Music and Arl'High .School. Manchester. Good sized 35 — Haatlng-Plumbing Bicyclaa-Campara Profc.ssinnal Singer/Pianist. EDUCATION 36 — Flooring Trailara-Moblia St. Peter. Personnel Manager. rooms, and Priced to Sell OVAL KITCHEN TABLE "Service You Can Trust" IB — Privata Inaiructioni 37 — Moving-Trucking- Homaa Send resume. Indicating salary requirement, In con­ 644-8597. 10 — Scfiooia-Ciaaaai Sioraga 66 — Aulomotlva Sarvica fidence, to: Roland St. Peter, Peraonnel Manager. at Only $38,900. Call today Extension leaf, 6 chairs. $75. A*pr«i«n(ing 20 — Initructloni Wantad 36 — Sarvicaa Waniad 67 — Autoa for Rani (iti) (ir) (11) (11) (M) TRUMI’ET LE.SSONS also Asorted lamps, $3 each. 22 — Condomlnluma /MORI^TY B^H ERS/ DIVISION beginning trombone, flute and Ironing Board $3. Clothes PHONE ORDERS ACCEPTED P.O. Box 47, Main Streat | drums. B.S. in Mus. Ed. with Hamper $2. Twin Bedroom Set. with new Mattresses, Ad orar 20 «orda — Raoular Prica Talcottville, Conn. 06066 CUNO DIVISION 12 years leaching experience, NAME used Bnxspring, 2 Dressers Th» Trmt*r» indamnliy Comp«ny An nquil opportunity omptoyor M/F Ileasonabic rates and good P.O. Box V results. Resume sent on ZINSSER AGENCY and Mirror, 2 Blue Flannel and III Alliiiatid Companiti ^ e l i e r a l b • X X t S S ...... 'citj...... t M ...... zig M ...... I Talcottville, Conn. 06066 Bedspreads, $50 or Best Offer. Miftlofd, Conn 06tlS PM**) ...... CUSSaKATKia...... } request. My home 643-7.305 CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING An w iiri oppoflunlly employer M/F Dana. 646-1511 649-8188, or 649-2182, expires JAN. 31, 1979 | 315 CEMTER ST.. MAMCNESTER. CORN. M3-513S PAGE EIGHTEEN - EVENING HERALD. Wed., Jan. 24, 1979

haiMMqf. Peanuts — Charles M. Schulz w bear Abby "TOR.ANEVIL ISAS IT IS An honor to IMaAP 5HELEFT..I 76% of persons planning to buy a home referred to classified f MAi^BE VDUNEEPI ' ACROSS 2 Abhor Aniwer to Previoua Punie WR0N6A5POIN6IT" RECEIVE A FRANK REPLV.. FEEL LIKETMCOVEREP 3 Newts BE SPRAi/EP/ t What (It) 10 By Abigail Van Buren OPEN REBUKE IS BETTER WITH APHORISMS... 4 Marine wL rr7 A nnrrip 4 Who lit.) tnimafs 10 c0 0 A 5 U Bonn than HIPPENLOVE" 7 Houis pet u A T 5 Exclamation P 0 MS T mcinn Heralb 10 Lazy burnt 6 Golf clubs [Fh E c T O7 nn real estate advertising." Did they see your ad? CUASSIFItO AOVEnnSINl. ' y LSI 12 Rowing tooit 7 Grant m^mrneAE1Ko H M8■■ 14 inner self N E Q iiv a a ii 4 8 Grows old eV V• T 7 PHONE 643-2711 E SOURCE: Newspaper Advertising Bureau, 1976 19 Director 9 Weight Ew 0 A \q\L T 1 N fOftAitiinMetmntciMOtmitMb E Preminger 11 Lowered in N T Un c n , DEAR ABBY: In your column the other day, you told us 16 Relative volume W rA □ □ I 0J( li the difference between a jackass and a mule. But you didn't pronoun 13 Soot ?0 Q N Frank and Enwat go far enough. IWJ 17 Lair 19 MIsdo L i BBQ E 7 7 Lu A 18 Annoy 21 Math symbol X.1^r n □s 0wH You should have added that a jackass is also a Democrat. Priscilla’s Pop — Ed Sullivan 20 Unclothed U8 1a E L ln N E 0 23 Playwright Al- s T Y A 0 BUSINESS & SERVICE We usually know them by their braying. pertont 3 a"t 0£ 8 OCCUPANCY bee OLD MULE SKINNER OUR CARLVLE 22 Adriatic program DEAR SKINNER: The symbol of the Democratic Party y VOU SHOULP WHAT ARE y WATCHING seaport 24 Average 35 Pestle 45 Pons specialty X DON'T KNoiA/ IK WILL BE A GREAT ' SEE HOW HE'S I- BY MORE THAN Is the male dookey-alao luowa as a jackass-which is a far VOU POING THIS TEENSV 24 Supported (comp, wd.) 38 Time zone 46 Constellation SCHOLAR SOAAERW.' concentrating 26 Co^cTut 48 Evening in 30,000,000r000 H to do tricks easily, 33 Confederate 29 Conjunction 41 Study (Ger.) 51 Time zone DIRECTORY UNLAINFUL 1 7 ^ States Army 43 Air (prefix) (abbr.) (abbr.) 30 New Deal DEAR ABBY: My sister and I are widows (in our early 44 In error S3 Playing card S «n r/c«i O H tn d 31 S c r v /o i OH»r»d 31 Painting-Papering 32 Building Contracting 33 34 Associated 60s) and live in separate houses in a small town. We are Press (abbr.) 1 2 3 4 6 6 7 1 9 QUAUTY CARPENTRY by QUALITY PAINTING and FARRAND REMODELING - congenial, go everywhere together and enjoy each other's 36 Intention lOinlin loolt, mnt and tnow Harp Construction. Additions. Paper Hanging by Willis company. You might say we're inseparable. 37 Plant part 10 11 12 13 Mowar, aqulpmanL Me. Any thing Cabinets and Formica Tops. 14 Roofing. Siding. Decks, and Schultz. Fully insured My married daughter lives in another town close by. She 39 Actor mMM brokMt art can rapaJr. Aiao Roofing. Gutters, Room Ad­ ' Mitchum IB 16 17 Garages. Call anytime. 649- references. 649-4343. ditions, Decks. All types of says I am in a rut (she is right)-thst my sister and I see too auto tot 5001. i-zv 42 Mulch l« 16 TOUAMO AUTO lODY Remodeling and Repairs. much of each other and need to go our separate ways for a 45 Vary 20 21 J.P LEWIS & SON- Interior Phone 643-6017. Autos For Sale 61 Truoka lor Sale 62 Trucks lor Sale 62 Motorcycles-BIcycles 64 1 97 Emu Htrtftrd CHILD CARE IN LICENSED and Exterior painting, paper while. So my daughter has invited me to take a trip with her Captain Easy — Crooks & Lawranca 47 Qualm 22 ZJ 1977 CHEVY SCOTTSDALE FORD DUMP TRUCK F7 to get away from the same old routine-and she doesn't 51 Slogan CrnUJ^tn-im HOME- Laundry. Hot Lunch. hanging, remodeling, carpen­ GENERAL REPAIRS- 1969 DODGE CORONET 500- 1973 HONDA CB 450. Low 24 26 7 to 6 daily. Accepting ages 2 try. Fully insured. 649-9658. V-8 2 D oor H a rd to p . PICKUP- Customized with 1966- 7x12 foot body. 2 speed want to include my sister. 52 Street 27 21 21 Ceramic Tile. Formica, mileage. Excellent condition. CALLING ALL SHIPS AT 5EAi„. 54 Half (prefix) ■ to 6. Also overtime services Excellent condition. Power Camper Cap. Needs minor rear. No rot. Power steering. $6.50. Call 643-5849. I told my daughter I couldn't just up and go on a trip DO y o u READ ME?.„«Y NAME 30 Plumbing and Electric. Call repair. $4,000 or Best Offer. Trailer hitch. Excellent. 55 Hebrew letter C4M TREE SERVICE - Free provided. Call 643-9677. A&W PAINTING Contrac­ 649-1975 anytime steering, brakes, air con­ without inviting my sister because she would be hurt, and I IS G. WASHINGTON TUBES! - 1 1 ■ 1 estimates, discount senior ditioning. Best offer. Call 649- Call 647-9261. afler 6 p.m. $2875. 643-4953. 56 Former 33 tors. Quality painting and couldn't blame her. I know how I would feel if she did that to C A P T A i 57 Eire 1 1 1 “ citizens. Company ALLAN T. KEELER S TAX paper hanging at reasonable 9549. after 5 p.m. 31 Manchester-owned and LEON CIESZYNSKI FORD 1974 PARCEL VAN. 12 CHEVY TRUCK PARTS- 4 Automotive Service 66 me. 58 Government 40 41 SERVICE. Tax Returns done rates. Fully insured.Free BUILDER- New Homes. Ad­ levy 1 1 operated. Call 646-1327 MG MIDGET 1973- Excellent II. box. Rebuilt transmission. speed transmission, rear end, So. I am on the spot. Should I go with my daughter and 42 43 in the privacy of your home. Estimates. Call Wavne 649- ditions. Remodeling. Rec tpU 69 Deutschland Call 871-1781. for appointment. 7696. condition. Gold with black (lOod tires. Power steering, SIX cylinder. Rust-free bed, hurt my sister, or stay home and hurt my daughter? Rooms, Garages, Kitchens power brakes, radio. 60,000 junk cars. Call ,loey at Tolland (abbr.) 4B 46 REWEAVING burn holes. lop. $1800. Call before 3 p.m . brakes, wheels, etc. Low UNDECIDED 60 Emcee 47 41 41 60 Zippers, umbrellas repaired. Remodeled, Ceilings, Bath 646-3690, miles. 302 V8. Good mileage Prices! Call 289-5816, Auto Body. 528-1990. 1 PROFESSIONAL TOM FLANNAGAN- Pain­ Tile, Dormers. Roofing. $4150. 643-2496. ® ' Linkletter Bl 62 63 64 Window shades. Venetian DRESSMAKING & ting. Interior. Exterior. Paper Residential or Commercial. DEAR UNDECIDED: Your daughter may be well- SB blinds. Keys. TV FOR RENT. ALTERATIONS done in my Hanging. General Repairs. 1971 FORD WAGON - V8, intentioned, but sbe Is putting yon on the spot. Perhaps a DOWN 86 67 Marlow's. 867 Main St. 649- 649-4291. home. Please call 646-4972. Fully Insured. Call 643-1949. automatic, power steering, vacation away from your sister would get yon out of a Bl 5221. Monday thru Friday. 10:00 air, luggage rack. New 1 Chicken pen 69 60 CARPENTRY - 15 YEARS “mt"—but at what a pricel As long sa you and your sister - a a m. to 3:00 p.m. PROFFESSIONAL experience guarantees top battery; good dependable ODD JOBS DONE • Cellars, PAINTING AND PAPERING transportation. Best offer. eqjey each other's company and are congenial, perhaps that attics, garages, yards quality work and reasonable “rut” la not such a bad one. Pass up the trip with your QUALITY CABINET Interior specialists. rates. Alterations, Call 528-4023. cleaned. moving. Ma k in g - Kitchens, vanities, Commericial and residential. daughter. If yon were to go, feeling as yon do, your trucking.Loam lor sale. Lawn remodeling, suspended bookcases and general Free estimates, fully insured. ceilings, repair Call anytime 560-15 VW TIRES - 2 snow and conscience would prevent yon from enjoying it. Allay Oop — Dava Qraua Win at bridga service. No job too big or woodworking and wood car­ 646-4879. 3 regular. Like new. $20 small. 568-8522. 568-8193. ving. Call 742-9832. apiece. 646-8318. Call after 4 DEAR ABBY: I have been married five months to a very p.m. M M ui IT S BEEN AWHILE/ ,„ A DASH ^ I.JkPINCHOP -AND FOUR ALL YOUR PAINTING and wonderful man. This is his first marriage and my second. COMPLETE CARPET & Tile WILL HAUL AWAY FREE of paperhanging needs. »NCE I'VE MADE NON- I OF MOTH>J-^^ SW3UND FAIRS OF installation and repairs. Free I own some beautiful jewelry and furs and would enjoy W£/MINS TEA! LEMME / WINS / - A FEW ^ TOAD charge old scrap metal. Will Experienced workers to 1966 M USTANG- -<>TRACKa. estimates. Call 646-3745. after also clean cellars and attics beautify your home. Also Rooflng-Sldlng-Chlmnay 34 EXCELLENT RUNNING. wearing them, but my husband doesn't want me to wear TVtO WiaSLE-WUKT J TOENAIL " 5 p.m. free of charge. 644-3234. exterior painting. Call now for Needs some body work. Stan­ anything "showy" that HE didn't give me. That means I LEA'YBa AN'... r-T ^ r V SCRAPlNfiS. On percentage protection immediate scheduling. Free inr dard six. console, one owner. can't wear any of my jewelry or furs because he hasn't given BRICK. BLOCK. STONE. DRIVEWAYS estimate. The Wall Artisan’s. ment Co. Expert installation $800.00 Firm. Call after 6 pm. me any, and there is no way he could afford to match what I Then he started to think. Fireplaces.concrete. Chimney SNOWPLOWED- Reasonable 646-5490. of aluminum siding gutters 643-5563. He needed a squeeze to bring own. NORTH home 12 tricks. He had to repairs. No job too small rates. "No job is too small". and trim. Roofing installation ♦ A32 Save! Call 644-8356 for es­ I think he is being unfair, although so far I've gone along lose a trick quickly so that Call 643-6797 anytime. LOW COST IN TE R IO R and repairs 649-6495 . 871-2323. 1971 DODGE DART- 2 door. A COMPLETE CAR CARE CENTER with his wishes. AIQIil timates. PAINTING Done nights and Automatic. 6 cylinder. 7 tires, * 65 he would be Just one winner I would appreciate your thinking. short and ducked the heart TRIM SPECIALIST- Pain­ weekends. Experienced SPECIALIZING cleaning and 2 snows. 46,000 miles. $1895. « J 4 QUALITY CARPENTRY By repairing chimneys, roof, new Call 649-3219. UNADORNED to rectify the count. ting. Papering. General painters. Free estimates. • Top Quality Exhaust Systom WEST Harp Construction. Additions, Repairs. Call Paul, roofs. Free estimates. 30 • Brake Sarvlca EAST Ten minutes later he was evenings Please call 528-2422. after 4:00 « Q 10 8 4 roofing^, siding decks and gar­ at 643-8303. p.m. years Experience. Howley. 1975 PONTIAC CATALINA 2 • Engina Tuna Up DEAR UNADORNED: 1 think your husband's Insecurity ♦ JO T one down. Then the discus­ a ----- » J9752 ages. Call anytime. 643-5001. 643-5361. IXIOR- Power steering and • Front End Sorvloa is showing, I agree that his request is unfair. But whether sion started. North felt that BILL'S SEWING MACHINE power brakes. Air con­ • Shock Absorbar Roplacomant * Q 10 9 3 ♦ J 8 4 South should have won the PERSONAL Paperhanging • Prof. Rustproofing yon want to honor it or not should be YOUR decision. A 87053 CARPET INSTALLATION - REPAIRS. Quality work at For particular people, by ROOFER WILL Install roof, ditioned. In excellent condi­ • Quality Usad Cars Tha Flintatonaa — Hanna Barbara Productlona 4 92 first heart and duck^ a Stair shifts. Repairs. Carpets, good prices. Free pick up and Dick. Call 643-5703 anytime. siding or gutter for low dis­ tion. Please call 643-2711 SOUTH diamond. West felt that steam Cleaning. Free es­ WIm s ^ the teen years are the happiest? For Abby's South should have tried to delivery. 649-0487. count price. Call Ken at 647- between 1 and 5 p.m. Ask for " / / e ' convenience along with a superior product. « K6S timates. Call 649^6285. 1566. Mike. new booklet “What Teenagers Want to Know,” write ^OOK, FREP-V^ BIG PEAL."I CAN ...O.K.." BUT. » 104 develop an end play against Abby: 132 Leaky Dr., Beverly HiUs, Calif. 90212. Enclose East by cashing the top ALUMINUM SIDERS- Will Building Contracting 33 SOME GUV'S PO THAT WITH MV REMEMBER. WITH ♦ AK72 EXPERT PAINTING and install Aluminum. Vinyl, or 61 and a long, stamped (28 cenUI, self-addressed envelope, G O IN S TO EVES CLOSEP/ VOUR EVES _ a A K Q 10 clubs, diamonds a n d ^ d e s LANDSCAPING Specializing Wood Siding. Call 643-5090. ask Trucks lor Sale 62 please. TRV ANP V and finally throwing Eiast in in Exterior House Painting. WES ROBBINS Carpentry Muffler CLOSED/ Vulnerable: Both with the jack of hearts. for Ron. or 649-1142. ask for remodeling specialist. Ad­ Healing-Plumbing 35 JU M P OVER Tree pruning, spraying, Tom. 1976 FORD F-250 SUPER POUR Dealer: South Bast explained that would mowing, weeding. Calf 7«- ditions, rec rooms, dormers, Regal Center CAB camper special. Chrome not work sbice East would 7947. built-ins, bathrooms, SEWERLINES, sink lines, BARRELS! j Weat North East South ALL TYPES OF TAXES kitchens. 649-3446. cleaned with electric cutters, airhorns chrome stacks, !♦ Just refuse to wbi the heart PREPARED- Individual, chrome running boards, mag 369 MAIN ST. Pass Pass 2 NT and South would have to lose SNOW-PLOWING- Available by professionals. McKinney ^MANGHESTEH partnership, corporations. CUSTOM Carpentry - homes. Bros. Sewage Disposal Com­ wheels. 390 engine, four Mon. • Fri. I a.m. - • p.m. Pass 6 NT Pass Pass two diamonds and a spade at all winter, night or day. Will comeI to your home. Call speed, cruise control, AM-FM It was once thought that Venetian glasses would shatter Pass the finish. SANDING AVAILABLE TOO. Additions. Repairs. Cabinets. pany, 643-5308. 646-2112 Wad. UH 9 P.M. Sat 568-5742. Call Gary Cushing 345-2009. radio with CB. Call after 5 9 a.m. - S p.iw. if poison was put in them. Ijgit' Actually, South should Don’t wait til it snows! Call pm. 742-9760. 64^0743. after 3:30 p.m. NO JOB TOO SMALL - Toilet have abandoned all Idea of I AM A DEALER For Stanley TIMOTHY J. CONNELLY repairs, plugged drains, Opening lead: #8 making seven. He should Home Products. If interested, Carpentry and general con­ kitchen faucets replaced, win the club in dummy and SNOW-PLOWING- Residen­ please call 569-0772. lead a low heart toward his tial and Commercial. Depen­ tracting. Residential and repaired, rec rooms, By Oswald Jacoby commercial. Whether it be a bathroom remodeling, heat Astrograph Jl 10. This would guard a g a i^ dable. Reasonable. Call 649- HOME IMPROVEMENT & and Alan Sontag 2098, or 646-3824. small repair job, a custom modernization, etc. Free Tha Born Loaar — Art Sanaom the 4 percent diance of a REPAIR^ All tyres. Carpen­ built home or anything in Estimate gladly given. M & N heart break and guarantee try, Cabinets. Bookcases, South won the club lead South 1430 points tor game HOUSE CLEANING between, call 646-1379. Plumbing & Heating. 649-2871. of hand will spoil what other­ with his ace and remarked, Custom Furniture, Flooring, wise could have been a pleas­ J A K g A 6 0 C0 LOOK AT A A g l^ ' POI LOOK UKP rVP 60T slam and rubber at the loss problems? General Cleaning, etcetera. Masonery, and "It looks like we didn’t bio Caipets, Floors, Walls, Smoke NEWTON SMITH- MANCHESTER PLUMBING ant day. Look for humor in of a potential 30 for an Repairs. Chimney caps and enough." overlrick. & Water Damage Restora­ Remodeling. Repairs, and & HEATING - Repairs. situations that frustrate you. Then he led his four of repairs. Expert Interior Pain­ Rec-Rooms. No job to small. Remodeling. Pumps repaired CANCER (June 21-July 22) You (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN.) tion. Professional-Insured. ting. 633-50(M. hearts. West showed out and DOMESnCARE, 643-1945. 649-3144. / replaced. Free estimates. could let your emotions lake charge of your pocketbook to­ South was ready with one (For a copy ot JACOBY MOD­ Electric drain-snaking. 24- January 25,1979 more conunent. “I should WATERPROOFING- Founda­ CARPENTRY & Masonry - hour service. 646-0237. day and blow the whole wad. ERN, send t1 to: "Win al NEED YOUR SNOW tion cracks, hatchways, tile Mj)re opportunities than you Stop and think before you keep my mouth shut so I Bridge, " care of this newspa­ REMOVED this winter? Call ADD ITIO N S AND can handle will be dumped In won’t get my foot caught In per, P.O. Box 439, Radio City lines, sump pumps, window REMODELING. Free es­ spend. 644-1686 and talk to Geoff or w ells, w a lls. 30 y e a rs your lap this coming year. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) A reck­ Station, New York, N. Y. 10019.) 643-4704 talk to Tom. timates. Call Anthony Choose wisely. Concentrate on experience. 643-4953, 242-5915. Squillacote 649-0811. less associate could Inspire a select few that you (eel offer you to behave In a similar PLUM BING- 25 Y e a rs' thb best possibilities. SNOW-PLOWING- Parking MATURE WOMAN will take Experience! Call Tom fashion today. Together, you lots and driveways. Also CARPENTER - Repairs, AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) might do something rather fool­ HHathclIfl — Qaorga Qataly care of your children in her remodeling, additions, gar­ Dawkins at 649-7630. "Dif­ Setme hotshot could sell you a Chain Saw Work, Trees own home weekdays. Very ficult Jobs Taken In Stride. " ish and unprofitable. Cleared. Manchester / ^Iton ages, roofing. Call David bill of goods today that takes VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) Feel­ reasonable charge. Please Patria, 644-1796. you off on a wild goose chase. Area. Free Estimates. 643- call 528-5094. ings could run high on the job 8364. Before teaming up with any­ today. Try not to overreact or WInthrop — Dick Cavalll FIRST CLASS CARPENTRY one, know his track record. you may find yourself de­ HOUSE Sc O F F IC E • Remodeling and Additions. Find out more of what lies INCOME TAX Preparation- Flooring 36 pressed and frustrated by the Experienced. At your home. CLEANING- Experienced. Kitchens and Rec Rooms. 35 ahead lor you in 1979 by send­ end of the day. References. Top service for years experience! For Free ing for your copy of the all-new WHAT/AM I, Mosler, 649-3329 or CARPET. SHEET GOODS, LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) Your 525«63. your home, or office in late Estimates, call 646-4239. Aftro-Graph Letter. Mall $1 for judgment Is not at Its best A CERTIFIED afternoon, or early evening TILES- installed- each and a long, self- INTELUECTUAL, FEBRUAHY SPECIAL- Can today. You could wrongfully INCOME TAX RETURNS hours, call 647-9234. GENERAL CARPENTRY. aildressed, stamped envelope place your trust In another who DDING' IN Repairs, Remodeling. arrange for direct purchase t0| Astro-Graph, P.O. Box 489, won't live up to it. You'll be the PREPARED- Reliable and from wholesaler. Want more Radio City. Station, N.Y. 10019. THIS NEST(JF dependable service. Garages, Additions, Porches, one who's hurt. ILLITERATES... information? Please call 568- Bb sure to specify birth sign. SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Ncv. 22) Reasonable rates. Weekdays 5 Rooms. Roofing. Gutters. 8193. PISCES (Fab. 211-March 20) Bll- to 10 p.im.. weekends 9 to 5 Call Mr. Moran 643-2629. There's a (ire smoldering at Painting-Papering 32 Inp off more than you can chew home today and unless you are p.m. r alore L. Thompson at FLOOR SANDING AND will get you In deeper trouble 643-2870. very careful not to stoke It, It PAIN'TING - Interior and Smart shoppers check HEFINISHING. Floors like than you can Imagine. Be real­ will reIgnite. Let things die exterior, paperhanging, the Classified section new. (.Specializing in older istic In your undertakings, down. excellent work references. first. That’s where they floors. I Staining floors. No ARIES (March 21-Aprll 19) If at SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. Don't store things you alt possible, stay away from can’t use. Sell them Free estimates. Fully in­ find the best buys In waxing. Also Ceiling and 21) Be extra-cautious with any sured. Martin Matson, 649 Interior Painting. John Ver- c(owds or large gatherings mental pursuits today. You're fast with a hard­ town. today. You!re not in the mood 4431. faille. 646-5750 after 6 pm. unusually careless and could O lira to Hia tnc .7 M Aa# U 9 M C working Classified Adi lijr small talk and might be a bit make a serious mistake. (This loo Impatient with others. Includes what you say!) TAURUS (April 20-May 20) Don't CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) Short RIbt — Frank Hill Autoa For Sale 61 blame your family If things You have a tendency today to today are unreachable. It's not DRASTIC REDUCTIONS ON count your material blessings c h ie f ; D O > o u DO VOU REALIZE NOT CAN CAUSE SUPDEN\ 1976 PLYMOUTH VALIANT. . tf)elr fault If your expectations before they become a reality. If Automatic, power steering R E A L IZ E •THAT \ (ANP SMOKI/siG PEACE LOSS OF HAIR? exceed your capabilities. you’re smart, you'll wait till SMOKINS- PIPE..., and brakes. Low mileage. (lEMINI (May 21-June 20) Al­ they’re in the bank. Slant six. new tires. Mint con­ REMAINING 1978 ASPENS lowing your temper to get out (NEWSPAPEH ENTERPRISE ASSN.I dition. Must sell. Asking *2750. 1-745-6043. BRAND NEW 1978 ASPEN 4 DR B w iyt World — Jim Borry i- 1969 PLYMOUTH FURY HI - 225 6 cyl. engine, light package, auto, power good running condition. Must steering, custom ext. pkge., custom Interior Buga Bunny — Halmdahl A StoTlal .sell! $200 or best offer. 643- 1 center arm rest, 4891. rear window defroster, left remote mirror, Inside hood WHAT A FAIR OF 1 PKI^T IN w e 6 ATHBR BANK REPOSSESSIONS release, vinyl roof, deluxe wheel PU/MS-'YAODSHTA/YiPLIR P6NI- p ie c A R p e p FOR SALE - 1977 Datsun 620 0B ASHAfAET»,J ©RATION-' Pickup. 1 1,000 miles, covers, w/w tires. Stk #8201 Our Boarding Houaa Thia Funny World (OF bottles excellent condition $4300; 1975 we Are And return Oldsmobile Vista Cruisa MV WORD. WHAT A WONPERFUL AM06. IF YOU'RE jNaNERWlN ENTREPReNEURS/ THE/VI FOR Stationwagon, needs body NlfiHT TOiTROLL A BIT, SOMETHIN', WELL BARE­ REFUNDS work $2700; 1974 Pontiac freight & dealer prep. Incl. SALE PRICE ^ 714 THEN CATCH A CAB'. AG KNUCKLE IT OUT, IN Firebird, automatic with air A MAJOR BENEFICIARY OF COURT! ACTUAaV.lM THE $2525: 1973 Ford Country THE CARP GAfOE, naturally “ ONE WHATOUfiHTABE Sedan Stationwagon $1000; r u , r a y ; CALLIN' FOR A BREATH 1970 Chevrolet IVfilibu $700; LOW MLEAtE 1978 ASPEN SE WAGON (Demo) DAME FORTUNE CHECK GN THEM 1970 Chrysler New Yorker c e r t a in l y CARDS $650. The above may be seen Vinyl bench seat, light package, auto., ^M IL E P ON ME at the Savings Bank of 225 6 cyl. engine, rear window defrost­ AFTER WE CHANGEPCARPrf) Manchester, 923 Main St.. er, tinted glass, left remote mirror, Manchester. air cond., digital clock. Inside hood release, air deflector, Bu t NO R7FY EVERY 0UGINE5S 1971 PINTO- Automatic. igage rack, AU-FM rear speak­ PRIN K9 RPP Excellent running condition. HAG ITS UPS er, PS, wheel covers, IN TH' P A R K Some rust. $500. Call 649-3436. w/w radlals. ANP DOWNS.' , or 64.3-7215. THI^TIME OFYEA(?

Incl. trulghl t dalaer ptep. Orig. SSSSI 85 SALE PRICE <5495 OFFICE $ P A C r O tin br NEA. Inc for r e n t « 0 square feel, center of "I don't care WHAT It Is! Just come up with S a k e Mam hosier, air f ondjtj.»nmg arid CHORCHES of MANCHESTER parking Call 643-955] SOMETHING we can sell to 900 million 1$ EASILY, «0 0»/IAHDSTRfn MANCHESTER, 613-2791 r T /.-l'/ff T l INSULT E P -. o»furt»it 'Aintiy ei t #■ ni(it i uiiiDif wtk 1 afiARCAdJAX C h in e s e !" "The critics say you're a gifted author. Did somebody leave you money?" PAGE TWENTY - EVENING HERALD, Wed., Jan. 24, 1879 Army Also Serving Legislature Probes With School Clinic Uninsured Drivers MANCHESTER - The U.S. Army, entire meal for the whole school, in HARTFORD (UPI) — The abuses Committee eochairmen Sen. besides serving its country in an effort to show skills in mass food by hundreds of thousands of unin­ Howard Owens, D-Bridgeport, and I. national defense, also serves by preparation. sured motorists illegally driving on Rep. Thom Serrani, D-Stamford, means of education. “We would like to set up a food Connecticut highways will become suggested the bill be redrafted to The Army has been demonstrating program demonstration in the local the target of legislative scrutiny. strengthen the suspension provisions. this locally by its recent presentation schools, too." LaRiche said. The Transportation Committee Owens said the “onus should be on of a drug and alcohol clinic to He said schools are apt to suspect agreed Tuesday to investigate ways the insurance companies" for students at the Howell Cheney that through such programs, the to end once and for all the physical whatever costs would be involved in Regional Vocational Technical Army is trying to enlist youths in the and financial agony responsible setting up a dependable system to en­ School, service. He denied this, and said that motorists suffer as a result of ac­ sure that motorists are insured at all Sponsored by the Manchester U.S. the Army is only trying to provide a cidents involving uninsured drivers. time. Army Recruiting Center, the service to school systems and proide In a public hearing held by the Muzio agreed with a suggestion program is new in this area, accor­ exposure. committee, Motor Vehicle Com­ that lawmakers examine stiffer m ding to Staff S^. Walter LaRiche. Anyone interested in their service missioner Benjamin Muzio described penalties than registration suspen­ Army representative in Manchester. programs may contact Sgt. LaRiche the problems his agency has dealing sions. He said this program is available to at the Army Recruiting Station in wih motorists who drive without But Muzio said he was not certain schools Sgt. Raul C. Tellez Jr. of Manchester, telephone 643-9462, mandatory proof of isurance as that compulsory insurance would Diiiclie (sa>' il kfc.s/i) is one of today's most popular foods. And with good Fort Dix. N J., has conducted two required by state law. solve the problem of uninsured reason. It s eas\’ to prepare, stylish to serve, and fun to eat. A quiche takes clinics at Cheney Tech. Earlier this Rapt* Law Favored Muzio said a 1976 study showed motorists. only a ft*\v simple ingredients — cRKs, milk or cream, cheese and pastr>' *— month, he presented a clinic to senior 320,000 of Connecticut's two million He said the states of New York, most of lliem on hand in your refrigerator rightight now. science students This week, he has HARTFORD (UPl) - The Perma- drivers do not have the necessary in­ Massachusetts and Delaware have Quiche ^oes back a long way. Lorraine, the French province near given the same presentation to nant Commission on the Status of ay. Lorraine, the French | surance. “It still exists today, even compulsory insurance systems under Germany, is considered by some as its birthplace.__ But n.-i. Alsace, A I___ a neighboring sophomore .science students. An Women has told Gov. Ella Grasso it favors a law to allow wives to charge worse," he said. which the states are notified province, contests that claim. A French-Gcnnan dialect is spoken in this area .Army veteran of 17‘z years, he has Muzio appeared on behalf of a whenever an auto insurance policy is and the word (piiche is thought to ' i • e ^ been a drug and alcohol specialis their husbands with rape. and the word (piiche is thought to be a derivative of the German word Representatives of the organiza­ MVD proposal that would allow the dropped, lapses or expires. kuchen , meaning cake. Today's French dictionary defines quiche as a since 1971 department to suspend registrations Muzio said a study showed New We represent a variety of tion Tuesday spelled out their savor>' custard tart. \\ ebster says it s an egg and cheese pie. You’ll say "easy package of legislative priorities. The Army Sgt. Rau Tellez explains the facts about various drugs for all vehicles owned by an unin­ York alone has civil suits “averaging and good!" talents." LaRiche said. He said the sured driver. Now, an uninsured $9 million a month” involving unin­ Army has a program where the legislative packet included more while he projects drug definitions on the screen to a money to shelter battered women motorist who has his registration sured auto accidents and he blamed r Army cooks come into a school sophomore science class at Cheney Tech. The presentation suspended on one ear can simply the courts for not prosecuting m u s h r o o m q u i c h e cafeteria and demonstrate their and improved property relationships between spouses. given Tuesday was the first of a two-day drug and alcohol switch to another car registered in violators vigorously. $ lenlnfi method of planning and preparing an clinic which was completed today. (Herald photo by Pinto) his name. p a r t « * — *■'*

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J.n 1979 * - Tl - f — IIIIIIU ___ — lIMSarateuvuwteto/savjtvfvoiiVtewtevoixvAswtfoizvM N e w B o o k s I FACTS & FIGURES j BARBS EVENING HERALD, Wed., Jan. 24, 1979 - PAGE TWENTY-THRFF *4f*79*OtM4f47#90ltV4D47tfOll^J'4T#DOl3t49*7tfOm4p Phil Pastoret New books at Mary Cheney McEwan — The cement gar­ Seuss— I can Read With My Open Sunday9 MMtM®^Slop i Shop Couponjl Library are: Nonfiction den Eyes Shut! 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I Burke — Ladygrove Pargeter - A Morbid taste worth, or 23.3 percent of I ----- ^ for bones Barnes — The children of the world’s stock. I Callaghan—Close to the sun Theatre Street The tombs of chiefs of the Our spouse has a long . ■ 26oz. bottle again Park — Swords and crowns Afar Tribe in Daitkali, Afri­ memory. She says we wore . ^nere are two ways to SUNSHINE 19 ire e and rings Begin — White nights ■ 18%oz. pkg. __ Cradock — War comes to ca, were once construct^ nothing but no-press pants ir*',®:® secretary — the STOP & SHOP Phillips - The Carlos con­ Bourliere — The land and by piling brimches in the Castle Rising wildlife of Eurasia years before the new fab- “Klc her and the CAMPBELL’S I? Cullinan — The bedeviled tract form of a hut. The number of Gold in the form o f rics were Invented. second is to not so much as ! HEINZ Bridge — The runner's book stones lining the path lead­ KRISPYni^sfuS^f... DeMarinis — Cinder Pym — Qurtet In autumn low tar cigarettes has glance at her. s PILLSBURY Tomato Sagan — The unmade bed Brisman — Romantic ing to its entrance revealed been discovered by ORANGE Eden — The Storrington Sarton — A reckoning origins the number of enemies the American tobacco com* ■ P I M Q Cake Mix TOMATO papers 6 ounce can Smith — Referend Ran- Brower — The starship and chief had killed. panics. A third of all R* KETCHUP _ CRACKERS I L .L J O Assorted Flavors Eisenstein — Bom to exile I dollph and the Fall from the canoe cigarettes sold today are £ooking with Class NGo»dSuri,Jaii21.Sat.Jaii27.ljTiitoneDefaaloii»r I Good Sun. Jan 21 • Sat, Jm 27. Umk one per customw. JUICE Frozen Farrington — The traitors of ^G ood Sun, Jan 21 - Sat, Jan 27. Limit one per cuslonw. | 10%oz. can Grace, Inc. Bruce — History of the Bi­ identified as “low tar.” ^GoodSun.Jan21-Sat.Jan27.UmiloneoeffsKinm.. _____ SOUP Bosworth The. lowest tar cigarette !■ ■ ■ ■ i Grocery j------250 Grocery I 249f Smith — Dame Durden's ble in English I G ro c e ry [Go°d&,i.jan2^Set.Jan27.Li,<,e.e„per . .cusiomer, „ . ^ Gilbert — Remembering Carroll — Religion in is Carlton Box. Louise daughter TCrocerirn,——^ , Snow - Night waking America, 1950 to the present Greer — Halloween Chancellor — Audubon Haldeman — Infinite Solomon—The open shadow The U. S. Census A variety of ccxiking classes Stirling — The dark pasture Chronic pain Bureau reports there are LYourStop&i dreams Tattersall — Dark at noon Connolly — The New York about 215 million Ameri* are offered to enhance ycxir Tw Rinieaiis Handke — The left-handed Thompson — Find a crooked Times guide to buying or cans in the country to* culinary tdlents. woman sixpence building a home day. Within the next 75 Hardwick — Regency Royal years the U. S. will have Dale — Maker and The word "cheerful” is said Hill — The autumn rose about 270 million peo* Thurston — Alicia II craftsman to come from the Latin can. Eleanor Blake Hoch — The thefts of Nick Trew — Death of a super­ Doan — Dan Doan's fitness pie, according to Census 6 3 3 -4 5 5 2 meaning "face." Bureau predictions. Velvet tanker program for hikers and cross­ Kaye — The far pavilions Williams — Treasure up in country skiers. Kirst — The affairs of the smoke Edelson — Who goes there? generals Wilk - 400 Brattle Street Eisenstaedt — Qver$6»00 in Coupon Saving! Kurtz — Saint Camber Woolrich — Angels of Eisenstaedt's guide to * ’Economy’ is gopd Linssen — Tabitha Foulkes darkness photography PALMOLIVE wholesome foods, and seniicable quality DISPOSABLE household products that cost you less than Fast — Getting close Uncoln 6 4 0 Z . bottle BAR SOAP national txands, less than our StopA Shop California Pea Greenleaf — Help DIAPERS Brands It can help you cope with inflation. Gross — A theory of S pecial^ cut your weekly meat bill. criminal justice ECONOMY Ju ice Grossman — Choosing — 64oz. 1 ‘Contains not more than 26% fat AM changing BARS |69 Apple Juice bottle 9 3 * THE AND YOU Heron House Assoc. — The FOR D rin k book of numbers ■ 2.09 Beans William Steif Higdon — Beginner's run­ ning guide 5-OZ. 30 COUNT, DAYTIME ^^SeSymp^w^75* Assorted 2 8 cz. ^ R ^ ^ ^ How to prepare for the new ba th size high school equiv. exam P i Flavors can Immortal Stop A Shop Hoi Camw How To Pay for College Inglis — Sins of the fathers Pte^utSutter 75* I Quick Oats 420unotF>Ki^ OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK AND EVERY EVENING (SUNDAYS 'TIL 6) '’^'wapptoF’NLQr^MlrUl P eel^ Tomatoesnw,«o22s ‘1 By William Steif Irging — The war path Dole Juice 46o(f)cecan Jacobson — Pride and SAIE PmCES EFFECTIVE THRU SATURDAY, JAN. 27, 1979 ECONOMY _ _ Del Monte Spinach '*sr 39* The number to telephone for financial advice, if you or solace 5 pound bag anyone m your family is going to college or planning to go Jacoby — The land of Israel Grape Jelly 2 lb . J a r 5 9 * Reg, Thin or Ziti to college, IS 80(F63S-6700. = t- -e s Sold in appx. 4 lb. pkgs. only Kavner — Total vision l b TTiat is a toll-free number anywhere in the 48 continental Kemp — The history of ships TYLENOL NABISCO OREO LISTERINE s t ^ (It doesn’t work in Alaska and Hawaii). DRY IDEA ROLL-ON ^ G o ld The center is staffed from 8:30 a.m. to 6 p.m. EST Knowles — The adult learner TABLETS CREME SANDWICHES MOUTHWASH 4 5 * Prmce Monday through Friday. Twenty persons work there, ANTI-PERSPIRANT Devils Food, W hite or Yelkw Sirloin Steak Beef Sheii Loin 'lb M ipurai alterin g questions about how to pay for college. Koheleth *2.09 The center is tlw starting point for you or anyone in your Ladd — Where have all the ECONOMY Medal voters gone? Pasta ''^®****^®^ about financing a college education raere are 11.4 million students In U.S. colleges . Levith - What's in Underblade Roast * 1 . 7 9 b umversitiM and post-high school insUtuUons now and it’s a Shakespeare's names Macaroni & Cheese 19* 8^^ bet the vast majority have money worries. I OUR REG. T ’/.o z .p k g Lindskoog — How to grow a I.)9 7 j ^ last laufall enaciea.enacted, anaand methe young reader pr^ident signed, the Middle-Income Student Assistance 200 COUNT ECONOMY ^ .Boneless Blade S te a k H 1.99> Act, w lu c^ n sid erab ly broadens federal help for coUege Line — The Audubon Society Tomato Paste ,1’SJISE; 39' book of wildflowers ig o n a Contadina Sauce x»,« 6 a ‘1 studenU. other reason is that the cost of a youngster Manu r V 2 5 0 Z . F^ric Softener 69* Big Tate Potatoes Macy — Captain’s daughter USIBMMt Gallon Container Rnk Q y * ” of ^ r ’lha’s 32 O Z. ^ ‘1.59 Four^ra^U ege------costs have risen■ 6 . percent annually Marshall — Buddha, the ECONOMY I p ^ r J ^ e e l - 4 ,011^ 9. ^ Dish Deteiaent since 1973. The American Council on Education recentlv '>““ 1 f°‘‘ serenity rompil^nnmn.i. , 1 (h,.the cost of attending...... private...... univensitieVaiid X Martin - Keepers of the Powdered Laundry^^ found the average was a totel of $6,600. And there are few game IrediP o fk signsSivn., ofo f .a slowdown. illustrated Detergent 4 9 o tb o x 8 9 * CGttoneile BMm olivi So it’s incumbent on you to start getting the information dictionary of lobstering ^mance college. Now is not too soon to start for next fall. Meyers — Like normal peo­ OUK R IG . 2.*9 ECONOMY ple Tissue I r l l i p e Middle-Income Student Assistance Act opens up Shoidder lb Bathroomi TES-TAPE Jumbo Towels 3 9 * federal grmts to students from families whose mcomiM Mosse — Toward the final 1 ply package of 160 Assorted ' are ^ h— ip as $25,000 a U year.^w«a. Evena^vcil morelUUIC important,U ll the solution ENJOL Colors 22 oun ce' newnPtV lawlattr broadensK m orlA vttf the81*.. federal student___I __ A ■lending <■ program * so Nietzsche: imagery and 2 0 9 Fresh Pork Soareribs *1.49'lb that any family, regardless of income, can qualify for low- thought ECONOMY bottle m bpst loans with special repayment provteions Ottenberg — The pursuit of GENERIC DRUGS Urine Sugor anolysis Bathroom Tissue 59^ Tomato Ketchup 49* bijg^federal college-aid programs; hope 0 .6 02. 8-hour spray Dynamo Liquid paper by Lilly. 4pack1plySh^ts OPPORTUNITY GRANTS, Parkinson — The circus cologne by Chorles of I Swiss Oreo’s 9 5 * widen will assiM more than a million students in 1979 with Appfo* 100 tests Fabric Softener^pUSSr *1.49 moves by rail th e Ritz. » b ^ o p Iu s.p e money goes direcUy to the student and the grant be as high as $1,800 or half the toal cost of Parkinson — Hart Crane SAVE MONEY frozen food.9 Save Money! Save tim e in the kitcrfien. and Yvor Winters Beef Liver fiO Patterson — Blackjack, a At AAedi Mart Generics OUR REG. 89c Skinned & Deveined (Frozen) T b winner’s handbook SELSUNBLUE y s e lf service deli International Regular or Crinkle Cut SALLY HANSON G R pp which M ounts‘to'^o'nuiuon'f^^^ Patterson — Evolution SHAMPOO Means Savings to You sM ents last year. The grant can be as much as $1,500 a Patterson — The City of HARD AS ^ tO D & Shop 6oz. pkg. New York 2 4 9 Ask U S if a "Generic" version of your prescrip- JSun Glory Bacon a iS f (» L U :G E WORKiSTUDY, which in 1978 enabled 980 000 Poovey — Planning a Chris­ fion is available. The only difference between NAILS 1.39 tian funeral MU^es. Student pay usuaUy is around the Sum um brand name drugs and generics are the name and Prial — Wine talk 8 02 Helps control the price! Bologna 49* hfAlTONAL DIRECT STUDENT LOANS, 90 percent Bedford — The Outlaw Trail dondruff symptoms, Olive, P&P, Polish Style Loaf Sliced federal money administered through the colleges. Seranne — The joy of giving 18 ounce pkg yw r more than $310 million was handed out in loans homemade food W ith 2 free emery b o a rd s ! Child Mild Franks X S *1.19 Assorted Varieties G U A J p ^ E D STUDENT LOANS, which “ rable a OUR R IO . 1.S9 Stop & Shop New books at Whiton ^ III llillil Oscar Mayer Bacon *1.99 ConrishHenfiOl fn ^ bomiw up to $2,500 a year, or a total of $7,500 as gMwgiw gtMlUert rederaUy subsidized whUe Memorial Library are: AFRIN Tyson Brand Frozen 27 ounce Tb LaChoy Egg Rolls ^SSS^SSl^-eg* OUR R IG . 1.09 Oscar Mayer Smokies *159 repayment starts 9 to 12 months New Fiction Pollock nilets 99* after leavmg school, with interest at 7 percent. NASAL SPRAY Afrin BRAND SAVE LaChoy Entree "iSSSST’ 89* Anderson — The Avatar GENERIC MEDIMART \^ O s ^ Mayer Wieners J5*1 .59 Scallop Dinner *1.29 ro get the basic grants you have to apply through the NASAL NAME NAME fe^ral government. If you’re shy about phoning 800438- Calkins — The Tan-Faced | 0 9 SPRAY WINDSHIELD LaChoy Fried Rice 89* Macaronis Cheese iSfZiSSi’l Children DRUG 3.15 DRUG Roasting Chickens’’**'*5Ss*“ *" 89 'lb SteSetT’sw^Wa.hi and D Eden — The Storrington WASH Roomer deli^'jffi'^savens Papers ' ounce pkg. 15 cc. Decongestont 10 S to ps Shop To get a guaranteed student loan, go to your local bank Singer — Shosha spfoy losfs up to 12 hrs. APRESOLINE Fresh Ducklings 99i*b HYDRALAZINE or le ip ig insUtuUon. The other Uiree p r o g r ^ ' Stirling-The Dark Pasture 25 m g . T A B S 25 m g. T A B S 88 P a s t r o n d “''•Sjf through campus financial-aid offioraT Thurston - Alicia II me Student Information Center will send you the OUR M O . 1.S9 5.99 2.84 I gol. Ready-mixed, all ‘fresh, sliced * ^ 9 9 Lee '"‘tiate your grant applica- New Nonfiction seoson, onii-freeze. J^G aLIce ™ forms, you can consult SDO-638- Stop & Shop Hot or Sweet 6700 if you have any q'uestioiu Axthelm - The Kid CORKIDIN 'D' Countiyfine But ( Brena, Edited by - Chronic t don’t wait. Do it now. COLD TABLETS OUR RIO . 49c Cake Pain: America’s Hidden Cream CORRECnON: In I ^ week’s column on help for the Chocolate, Orange, Epidemic Stop & Shop Cole Slaw ^ v r . GunaiG. 1.19 PRIME 59 Ita l^ Sausage Banana, cixwnut, 'in Phoni^numb^ * | 0 9 tor Mainstream, Inc., where you can o b tm answers to Cargas, Edited by - | 0 9 A s s t d ^ f l l ® Chicken Salad ‘i. t Carrot or Maple Wdnut Responses to Elie Wiesel FIDDLE RIVER QUEEN GAS DRYER 99 Flavors Darnay — Karma S a u s a g e ^ * 1 . 3 9 FADDLE PUB NUTS Davies - The Runaway 25 cl Decongestant ta b le ts . Countryfine Breakfast Sara Lee Pound Cake"3T*.d . r 1 . 0 9 Combo Bars ‘1.29 Universe yStop& Shop kitchen p ric e s effective in Manchester ____ _ French Toast 59‘ John’s Cheese Pizza’?Sl*5?79' Drake — Medical School: 8 8 ' and E. Hartford The Dramatic True Story of From Prestone. Prevents ^only,^ produce BirdsEyePeas ,eou«p.a 59* shlSSTABS 600 gas lank & carburetor ______Hendries Fudgsicles*1fi?' 9 9 *^ How Four years Turned a REGULAR 7 OZ. G la z e d c lu s te r s I 1.5 0 2. Super for ic in g . Class of Raw Students into ■IG. «.TT,M CT. of popcorn with snocks and parties. CMritedOdckeii Let’s Take Off Qualified Physicians p e o n u ls n R o a fte d o r ^ dsiry Eveiyming dated to protect freshness & quality J Doder — The Yugoslavs W/IRON Siresstabs Living with OUR M O . 1.64 dentures Is a iFresh Florida ■IG.«.**,tGCT. BOO OUR R IO . 89c Howard - Boston, A Social pain in the mouth B«4»eqaeSt3fle A lb pound pkg Holiday Pounds History • but it's a lot, 1 Minute Maid 100% Pure EZO DENTURE lo t easier vrHh MEDIMART Jo h n so n - W h a t’s film Rice Pudding *1 m Happenin'?: A Revealing CUSHION SHAMPOO iP ^ u k a y By ADeen Claire m cups water Journey Through the World of 'W/ZIHC r a w b e n ie s G 9 Grange NEA Food Editor 1 dnnemon slick Professional Basketball ■iG.lteG.nGCf...... „ . . . 4 . 9 9 | 0 9 processing ^SansaseSalet 1 teaspoon whole clovas Marshall — Buddah, the u B K n . Save OTffiree fine brands! f il m SIZE PRINTS The holidays are over and M teaspoon ground ginger Quest for Serenity EZO PRICES Jidoe 16 02 Soft, gentle V S to p & Shop Cooked it’s time to return to more 2 anvelopas unllavorad Rashkis — Understanding I2CT. UPPERS DINTU CREME 15CT. LOWERS s h a m p o o . Qtr. Ib .i 640Z. ctfil sensible eating. We can all gelatin Your Parents 1 2 3 . 2 9 use some lower-calorie re­ 1 medium apple, diced ■Tuccille — The Optimist's sticks^ from TOOTHPASTE OUR REO.1.39 Sausage - 9 9 C i r r o t s Y d concentrate ( cipe ideas to help remove Guide to Making Money in the eUGRIG. i.tz BIC TWIN Swift Sausage ’I thoM extra pounds acquired In a medium saucepan, I980’s: A Complete Program MEDIMART 2 o J_4 . 8 9 .09 during the last few weeks. combine reserved juice with 1 7 PACK Fresh Green for Investing in the American | 3 TW IN B U DE Jones Link Sausage *1.99 CalabroRicotta»"5l;s:. 99* Breyer’s Yogurt 3 S ‘1 Salads prove invaluable enough reserved syrup to Walden Farms Yellow when trying to cut back on Economic Miracle of the Next Swiss Cheese ttig * *2.19 Cottage Cheese 69* make 1 cup. Add 2 cups Decade CARTRIDGES P lus FREE FILM ^ S S lg °^ e ata’l.79 eating. A spiced fruit mold, water, cinnamon stick, 8 OZ. Tooth paste for Betuis BMOMn D resdH g Pillsbury R M d y B lK iii Sour Cream igggs, 69*y for ezami' (ample, ample satisfies...... the cloves and ginger. Simmer Bornstein — The Dancing cleoning false teeth. Included with finished prints w i ll b e O n L 1 sweet toothtooff we______all indulged Man: Story and Picture a co-upon for a FREE ROLL of our 10 minutes, then strain. DISPOSABLE 5lb. during the holidays "•9 $1.09 Fuji-color 110 or 126* kgeafood For change of pace meals! Low Calorie I. The In a medium saucraan, Bottner - Big Boss, Little LIGHTER 12 film . health & beauty aids b a k e r y Try these special buys ^ salad goes well with roast sprinkle unflavored jgelatin Boss Quality butane 12 ounce jar bag chicken, fish or cottage over remaining W cup 9 cl. For close shoves lig h te rs . 48f Clements - Prison Window, with comfort, Shop cheese. water. Let stand until gela­ Jerusalem Blue stops This particular fruit mold tin is moistened. Darby—Sandy, the Swallow HwhHMMMfc Gittette has about 60 calories per Add hot spiced liquid. Hobble - Holly Hobble’s V^^Chinese haU-cup serving. Those who Place over low heat and stir Around the House Book D r e a d S G le are not watching their constantly until gelatin dis­ Unusually heavy demands H urw itz- Much Ado About Buttermilk, weight will enjoy it, too. solves, about 2 minutes. may requir* our setting CliowM ein Aldo R l l e t s * ! ? lA C hoy'^ 81 iTracD CHARTER OAK MALL ^ ^ 1 6 0 2 . W Chill, stirring occasionally, reasonable limits on some Buttertop SPICED FRUIT MOLD M einnes- Drat the Dragon orBeef 1 until mixture is consistency items in foimess to all Haddock------Rllet oooHgdlhpAaoxiSSibSa ‘1 .9 9 ^^V lpaves^H Marshall — George and N b o d k s n 42 OZ. can 4 or Premium I can (15V. ounces) of unbeaten egg white. customers. J 4 9 . pinaappis chunks In Fold in friut. Turn Into Martha, One Fine Day Stuffed Clams ‘1.79 S topA R hop 940 SILVER UNE EAST HARTFORD Package of Nine Pineapple Pie 22 os. pkg 9 9 * unsweetened pineapple about 8 individual molds or a Oldfield — Simon's Extra O ^ed Shrimp 6oz.pkg LaChoy Soy Sauce a 59> UOhoy Fried Rice 59* or ChOQOtMt E c M PU juice, drained (reserve 5-cup mold. ChUI unUl firm. Gran 1.49 juice) Makes about 8 servings at 60 Peck — Soup for President ...... ------UChoyBeanSpfouls S3‘ Contac Cold Tablets pAgofio 99* Countrystyle Donuts Z”,?. 59* Stop I Shop P M or a lU ^ ° I cen (11 ounces) mandarin calories or so per Vk-cup Rothman - Night Lights serving. mangas, drained Scarry - Richard Scarry's *Copyri(X< igig by Slopt Shev ! (reserve syrup) TEL 569-4120 Postman Pig and His Busy Neighbors PAGE TWENTY-FOUR - EVENING HERALD. Wed., Jan. 24, 1979 OPEN SUNDAY 9 AM TO 4 PM EVENING HERALD. Wed., Jan. 24. 1979 - PAGE TWENTY-FIVE HEALTH V,

Lawrence E. Lamb, M.D. WHOLE OR STEWED ALL FOOD MART STORES OPEN SUNDAY 9 A.M. TO 4 P.M. ^'in^thestore^w h il e SLICED OR WHOLE _ _ ------... wwr r b I | Q]

Faulty Self-Image K * ShopRite ShopRite ShopRite WALDBAUMS ^ No need to go all around town for low prices! By Lawrence Lamb, M.D. if you are starving yourself. I am not at all concerned BEANS TOMATOES BEETS DEAR DR. LAMB - I am about those desserts you eat. Food Mart 5 feet 5 and weigh approxi­ I’m concerned about what mately 100 pounds. The you’re not eating. You really problem is that I still feel must have professional help YOU’LL 00 BETTER AT FOOO MART! tat. I eat one meal a day to unravel why you have this which usually consists of faulty image of your body. steak and/or eggs, a tossed Meanwhile, I would sug­ i GOD MAPI - GRADE A DEL GAIZO salad and/or cottage cheese, gest that you increase your Betty Crocker Fudge a roll with margarine, iced diet immediately, prefera­ LIBBY'S ALPO Bumble Bee tea and then I'll splurge and bly by eating three good Fresh Plum have dessert. meals a day and start devel­ My qtlestion is, "Will the oping a regular exercise pro­ BROWNIE dessert make me fat"? I gram. At first you should do Large Eggs Tomatoes CORN DOGFOOD TUNA mean I’ve heard so much some simple walking. The WHOLE KERNEL OR BEEF f l a v o r SOLID W n rE MEA’ DOZEN CARTON ITALIAN s t y l e 28 OZ CAN about carbohydrates and exercise might help stimu­ CREAM STYLE - 16'r OZ CAN 25 LB RAG IN OIL OR WATER ■ 7 OZ CAN MIX I’m afraid that even though late your appetite and make 22 ,- OZ PKG my consumption is about you feel better about things 1,000 calories a day, I ’m in general afraid the carbohydrates in F U iL|( &J|| l✓ \/ HOT COCOA 10 COUNT o/n* nion N MILKY m ix h o z p kg 89* constantly be denying things POST 40% BRAN FLAKES fugitive from a concentra­ SOLID - ALL SCENTS PKG to myself because if I eat tion camp, she still has the COOKED ALL VARIETIES OF THE RAM them I am afraid it will turn false idea that she is fat as LOAVES GLADE AIR FRESHENERS 3 pk1 * 1 . 9-LIVES CAT FOOD 22 OZ CAN to fat and I don’t want to look you express it. This can HAM P4P - LUNCHEON . . . 4677 like a blimp. progress to the point of re­ Also, if I drink a couple of quiring hospitalization and SLICED TO ORDER OLIVE OR POLISH HUNT'S alcoholic drinks in the -eve­ many young women have Spam Bounty Join in the ning I compensate for it by been known to die from fasting for the next couple of malnutrition before ade­ m m 3 S TOMATO celebration days. Then I worry about all quate professional help is LB. LunchMeat Towels of the vitamins and nutrients obtained. a ll VARIETIES I’m not getting. If you can I hate to frighten you but 12 OZ CAN 100 COUNT - JUMBO ROLL SAUCE of the understand this, I ’d sure this is a serious condition NOVA SCOTIA LOX sl(c e d % lb *1.99 8 OZ CAN appreciate some advice. It’s and you must understand booming harder and harder that and get the kind of help ALASKAN LOX h an d SLICED Vs lb *1.89 9 ^ 0 9 to live with this constant that you need at once Iwfore N.Y SHARP CHINESE obsession. you do any further damage CHEDDAR CHEESE lb *2.19 DEAR READER - I ’U be to your body. WI8PRIDE ALL VARIETIES G completely candid with you I am sending you The NEW MUENSTER CHEESE lb *2.09 TOPCO CAT FOOD e-.ozcan fqr and tell you you need help. Health Letter number 4-6, CHURNEY 5 99* PERRIER WATER 23°z bottle By help I mean psychiatric Balanced Diet, Recom­ WALNUT CHEESE BALLS -joz *1.99 OURKEE or psychological support. At mended Daily Dietary Al­ DINNER ROUNDS DOGWOOD lil *2.59 YEAR your height, you are as lowances (RDA) which will STUFFED OLIVES sv. oz jar FOOD MART’S PRODUCE DEPARTMENTS CARRY THE LARGEST SELECTION OF CHINESE VEGETABLES SUCH skinny as a rail. tell you what you absolutely GERMAN BOLOGNA TOOHDER LB *1.89 hot cocoa PKG. OF The description of your must have each day. Others SLICED TO ORDER MAYPO REGULAR OATS -soz pkg 69* SWISS MISS AS: EGG ROLL WRAPPERS - WON TON WRAPPERS - CREAMY OR CHUNKY MIX 12 ENVELOPES 99* FRESH BEAN SPROUTS - FRESH CHOW MEIN - FRESH dieting habits leads me to who want this issue can send DOMESTIC ROAST BEEF lb *3.49 ALL GRINDS - 1 LB CAN CHINESE LONG BEANS - FORTUNE COOKIES - FRESH think that you are suffering 50 cents with a long, NATURAL CASING SKIPPY PEANUT BUTTER ^“jA°Ff *1.49 CHASE & SANBORN COFFEE *1.99 JIMACA - WATER CHESTNUTS OR BEAN THREAD. from malnutrition. You’re stamped, self-addressed en­ DEUTCHMACHER FRANKS lb *1.89 FREE RECIPES AVAIUBLE IN ALL FOOD MART PRODUCE DEPTS. describing yourself as a per­ velope for it. Send your FOOD CLUB son who h ^ anorexia neuro- request to me in care of this COTT NOODLE PUDDING sI rvI lb 79* AJAX Seneca FRESH sa, people who think they newspaper, P.O. Box 1551, CARANDO TOMATO are fat when they are not. Radio City Station, New SODA You have a faulty self-image York, NY 10019. But you MORTADELLA SLICED TO ORDER *1.79 REGULAR & DIET SAUCE Chinese Sugar Peas of your body. CARANDO CLEANSER I Applesauce need more than this diet. u n H l ALL FLAVORS 15 OZ 'The fat cells you have You need professional help DANDY LOAF SLICED TO ORDER LB *1.49 14 OZ CAN r GALLON b o t t l e CANS 25 oz JAR have been destroyed long to straighten out the basic CARANDO (SNO PEAS OR- 4 PEA PODS) ago. The walls of fat cells reason for your faulty self GENOA SALAMI sucedtoorder l b . *2.89 ’ LB. can be digested just like image. ShopRite other tissues of the Ixxly can (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN. I "GREAT FOR ALL CHINESE DISHES IN OIL OR WATER CHUNK LIGh t ShopRite WHOLE "HOT” BAGELS AVAILABLE! 12for*1.09 GRAPEFRUIT JUICE V. STARKIST TUNA QOLbEN GRIDDLE CALIFORNIA NAPPA LB. 39 TOMATOES 16 OZ FRESH COFFEE-MATE crea^Ir JAR *1.29 PANCAKE SYRUP 24 OZ. BOTTLE *1.19 FROZEN FOODS GALORE! 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EVENING HERALD, Wed., Jan. 24. 1979 - PAGE TWENTY-SF.VF.N MCC Posts Dean’s List News for Senior Citizens ^Lifeline^ B ills I Following are the names Bergren, 285 Buttonball Lane; 676 Keeney St.; Thomas R. of students on dean's list Michelle A. Brewer. 295 Weir Neiswanger, 45 Keenedy Tulltind By WALLY FORTIN on a show. Some new faces are in­ April. It's all free and open to all for the fall semester at St.; Patricia V. Bussa, 101 Road; Maureen T. Orourke, 77 .lanice Fraser, Baxter St.; Hi! 'The important news at this cluded in the entertainment. senior citizens. More about this next Clark Hill Road; Muriel H. Meadow Lane. Virginia Dowty. 47 Crestwood time is the growing concern over a We will hold tryouts for a variety Join the Fight for Lower Utility Bills Manchester Community week. College: Colvin. 439 Weir St.; An- Also. Donald J. Plante, 43 Road; Pamela M. Hurley, 124 federal funding from HUD. From show on Sunday Feb. 4, at 2:30 p.m. The bus trip to Florida is drawing namaria Delponte, 945 Mott Lilac St.; Steven F. Plante, 92 Willie Circle; Lynne A. talking to many members there Because of minor problems we have By Lou Cottin toward public utility ex­ But it is frequently diffi­ ,Vinio\er H ill R o ad ; J a m ie M. near, in fact on Friday, Feb. 9. Tags the need for the bills, noth­ all. We know also that such other states where legisla­ terms of the bills. If we Grissom Road; Robin Sue Lamberton, 302 Baxter St.; appears to be some confusion, so we had to cancel the tryout scheduled for suitcases are now available at the Walk-into your superm ar­ penses for those whose in- cult to have such programs ing of substance emerged bills often get tied up in tion on the su b je c t^ being line” bill is not enough. Roberta Macaro.RDl Bxl3, Donovan. 33 Cedar Ridge Joan S. Lamothe, 122 ket. Check your cash. Roll agree that the bills as writ­ Shouldn’t we seniors and Pomphrey, 29B Thompson hope to come up with various views Jan. 28. This year’s theme is office. You can pick them up now and comes are $7,000 yearly or enacted. A case in point is from the 1978 legislative ses­ committee for more talk and considered. ten will help us, we must Bunker H ill; H olly B. Drive; Paula F. Gutt, 276 Ad­ Dockercl Road. your cart through the aisles. less. New York’s debate over sev­ The first step is to look at other low income people Road: Phillis D. Racine. 68 so you can make your own judge­ "Hoorah for Hollywood” and we are save the rush on the morning you sion. We approach the 1979 little action. urge our legislators to sup­ Millelte, RFD 1 Route 6. dison Road; Laurie A. Tonica Springs Trail; Betty A. Buy the foods and other Florida has an “inverted” eral recent “lifeline” bills, session with only vague We need to "be aware, too, the “lifeline” bills. All we have reduced gas and phone looking forward to having some port them as is. If we don’t bills as well? Let's get our Bullon Hughes, Westledge Road; Rainey, 108 McKee St. Apt. 1; ment. To do this, our mayor, Stephen leave. The bus will leave at 7 a.m. products you can afford. rate structure. That means the best of which would have hopes that something spe­ that there may be some need to do is to write our agree with the terms of the Mary J. Hughes, Westledge Penny, and the minority leader of the talented members join us. You should have a carry-on bag with Save a few pennies on the the lowest amount of elec­ enabled an estimated 600,000 cific may be done this year. mighty lobbying against any organizations for the elderly Wilfred Rodriguez. 473 E. Thomas J. Bell, 27 Dailey specials. Splurge on extras if state representatives for bills, we tell our representa­ working on such programs. Linndsey R. Andralaouis. 33 Road; Stuart M. Jones, 57 Board of Directors, Carl Zinsser, By the way, anyone interested in articles for the one-night stops. tricity used is charged for at elderly persons to receive But we all know that one "lifeline” program. We New copies. tives which clauses should Keeney Drive; Annemarie Middle Turnpike; David M. Circle; Susan J. Berck, 115 there is any money left. the lowest utility rate. (Usu­ This could be the year Briarwood Drive; William A. Romano, 227 Center St,; John have agreed to come to our center to participating in the show must report reductions of 18 to 40 percent house or the other may talk York seniors, therefore, Next we m ust attend be changed. Assard, 45 French Road; Mountain St.; Donna L. There, is some interesting news. ■ Shopping is a m atter of ally rates decrease as more in their electric bills. the “lifeline” bills to death “lifeline” bills succeed in Kean, 5 Wrights lane; Marcy T. Rook, 125 Coleman Road: discuss the issue. The tentative date for the tryouts regardless if they must organize to offset those meetings 'at our clubs or Kathleen M. Brown, 4 Green Boucher. 153 Union St.: Julia Did you know the the Social Security making choices. We pick the electricity is consumed.) Despite all the talk over — if they.talk about them at efforts. So must seniors in Then we broaden the many states — thanks to our C. Lombardo, 68 Boulder Cir­ were in our show before. centers and discuss the issue. An electricity “ life­ efforts. Hill Drive: Carrie L. Dooman. Lydia S. Rose. 52 Pearl St.; Rene Boyer, 112 Dockerel is Thursday, Feb. 1, which is one office has a representative in brands of the foods we eat, cle; Karen M. McCormick, Ellen C. Salvatore. 16 Strant the clothes we wear, the 275 Hebron Road: Patricia M. Road; William F. Budger, 10 week from tomorrow. Also, we will need a lot of help with Manchester every Monday from 10 a.m. 239 Natchaug Drive. St.: Deborah Sandberg, 19 hardware we use. Maneggia, 827 Hop River Olson Drive; C am ille I. Plan on being with us. I'm sure making costumes and building to noon? The person is at the Hartford Also. Janet L. Miller, 41 Jarvis Road; Agnes M. But we can make no such - - ( ( Road; Sandra W. Pierog, 37 Carnell, 130 Vernon Apt. 3 J; you’ll be able to get some input. scenery. Just call our office and National Bank and Trust Co. in the ASP S m R BONUS COUPON ASPSUPgahlUSCOt^ April Drive; Kevin F. Schaschl, 110 Bryan Drive: choices for the public utili­ Brandy St.; Mary M. Robbins, Brenda L. Carron. 6 Davis leave your names. ties we use. There’s no com­ I with this valuable coupon and a ‘7.50 purchase O'Brien. 1300 New London Diane C. Smith. Webster Keep an eye on this column for the Parkade. You can ask questions on I With this vahiAble coupon and a '7.50 purehue* 50 Stony Road: James D. Ave.; Barbara F. Clott, 30 petition among providers of I ’(Excluding Items prohibited by law) I ‘(Excluding llema pfoblblted by law) Turnpike: Darlene M. Polini, Lane. RFD 1. exact date and time. As you know, it’s that time of the such services as Social Security, Sharpley, 125 South Road: Bancroft Place; Gary R. the gas, electricity and tele­ 295 Hubbard St.; Dennis M. Also, Jon Spencer 50 Another news item is for some men year. Income taxes are due. We are Medicare and Supplemental Security Clip and redeem Y vonne M. S m ith . 24 Rose, 2088 Manchester Road; Craft, 3,35 Center Road 5A; who wouid like to help with work at fortunate to have some members, phone service that all of us jC H il GRANULATED I Rosewood Lane: William C. Thomas Drive: Terence Mark P. Doherty, 186 West Income. It’s all free. Once we move need to survive. ALL FLAVORS Margaret T. Sywak, 540 Ash Sullivan. 54 Niles Drive; Mary the Green School. A number of men headed by John Dormer, making into our new centdr, there is a good Common Cause, the pub­ Whitehead. 48 Notch Road. Swamp Road: Daniel J. St.; Susan A. Feighn, 82 Baker these money- F. Terhune. 42 Adams St.; Road; Thais R. Forbes, 201 have already started work. We are themselves available Tuesday after­ chance that this representative will lic-interest organization, is Coventry Tomany, 9 Mill St.: Jan M. Donna J. Trudeau, 71 Jarvis knocking down panels and frame noons starting Jan. 30. It will con­ make his office there. concerned that regulated in­ Wierzbicki, 275 Keeney St.: Regan Road IBB; Christine L. Peggy A. Beaulieu. 456 Road; Lori Bea Turner, 174 Ir­ Gaskell, 64 Risley Road. work to help the contractor. We are tinue on Tuesday afternoons until dustries spend a great deal IV2 GALLON o r Mark M. Zampino. 138 of money on lobbying cam­ saving coupons a t Grant Hill Road: Sharon ving St.; Scott K. Wagner, 425 Also, Carole A. Grenier. 21 able to salvage some nice pieces of Coolbaugh. 124 Old Oak Trail; Boulder Circle. Hackmatack St ; Karen M. paigns. "By no stretch of Tolland Ave.; Paul wood to make shelves and cabinets anybody’s imagination can Hfbron Walker. 33 Thayer Road: ISUCAR t^lllCGCREAMOS ^ William R. Crosson. 2529 Main Grochowski, 185 Irene Circle; later. If you’re interested, bring such lobbying benefit Manchesteri St.: .Marion Fortier. 42 Hickey Gary F. Waterhouse. 95 Skelley To Head Panel Barbara R. Campbell. 845 Laurie A. Harding. 28 East along a claw hammer, crow bar and consumers,” Common I Limit One Coupon per Family | I Limit One Coupon per Family APJ-Asi I Drive: Linda P. Gilmore, Sycamore Lane: Robyn F Cause argues. ^ Valid Jan. 21-27,1979 at Manchester A&P Only ^ valid Jan. 21-27,1979 at Manchettef A4P Only East St.: Tracy L. Harrison. St.; Russell P. Hopowiec, 62 gloves. We start around 9:30 a.m. in VERNON — Democratic State Sen. facing his committee will be to in­ RFD 5 Box 100: John R. 16 Wellswood Road 13: Linda Way. 90 Helaine Road; Cheryl Legion Drive: Judith B. For that reason. Common the morning and some make a day of Michael J. Skelley, elected to his sure that working conditions across Gummer Jr.. 2542 Boston A. Stankelis, 116 Hillcrest: A. Weir. 170 Wells St.; Russell Jackson 58 Brookside Lane; Cause is preparing to go to w m MVMCS sracuL su m SAVMCS SNCMl it. Any amount of time you can give SUPta SAHWeS SWtlAl ~)i» ■ ■ C suroi SAVWCS IWCIAI T u rn p ik e ; R o b e rt S. Mark A. Wilson. 162 Wall St. E. Wilson, 64 Kennedy Road; Mary Jo Jolicoeur, 47 HartI first term last November, has been the state are fair to employees and court to require that lobby­ w w i M w ei iwewt su m lAVMCI WBCIAL will be a big help. ing costs be excluded from McCullen. 670 Main St. CT. Linda D. Witham, 10 Canter­ Drive; Cynthia J. Levitt, 43 sworn into office and named chair­ employers. With 11 Filled bury St.: Scott J. Zinker, 4 the operating expenses fin W ithH Filled W ithEjFilled East Hartford Tracy Drive; Michael R. Mar­ Our member and top fisherman man of the Labor and Public In addition to chairing the Labor Super Savings Booklet Super Savings Booklets Manrlieslfr Alice Drive. Employees Committee. which consumer rates are Super Savings Booklets Louise E. Archambault. 10 tin, 44 Skinner Road; Walter Robert Schubert is a patient at the and Public Employees Committee, based. FROZEN Beth Ann Alemany, 40 E. Martucci, 50 Prospect St. Manchester Memorial Hospital after Skelley represents the 35th Collimore Road: John M. Parker St.: Alexa L. Berger, .Suulb W iiitGor Skelley has also been assigned to the We wish those efforts well. Bieksha, 54 Amy Drive; A5; Gary N. Mead, 14 Wap- being admitted with a stroke. Senatorial District which takes in, Public Safety Committee. But many of us elderly will A&P ORANGE 44 Scott Drive: Vicki J. Robert H. Arnesen, 32 Clin- ping Wood Road; Jane R. besides Vernon, Tolland, Ellington, be long gone before such a James E. Carone. 353 Forest Brettschneider, 40 Olcott St. Last Friday afternoon we had 40 Skelley urges all of his constituents i|||p lijip i St.; Sheila R. Carroll, 178 lon Drive; Laurie L. Carolo, Misaiko, 43 Grant St.; Elise players for our setback games. The Somers, Woodstock, Brooklyn, Staf­ court case will be adjudicat­ Apt. 135; Marie V. Camillo, 11 130 Northview Drive; Dennis to write or call him at the State ed. JUICE Smith Drive; Deborah Jane Parr, 35 Grove St.; David A. winners: Tom Regan 132, Clara ford, Union, Willington, Ashford, Cross St.; Marilyn P. Cavan- Coburn, 110 Valley View Pfalzgraf, 266 South St. Capitol if they are having any dif­ Much better — and more Charest. 93 Christine Drive; na, 165 Hackmatack St.; Lin­ Hemingway 132, Mike DeSimone 130, Eastford, Pomfret, Chaplin, Hamp­ ficulty in dealing with a state agency immediately feasible — are GRADE A I GREEN GIANT Poh Chin, 206 Larrabee St,; Drive: Brian S. Cowee. 130 Also, Catherine A. Plante, da L. Chatfield, 73 Waddell Hilton Drive; Sharon A Paul Ottone 126, Mina Reuther 124, ton and part of Mansfield. or wish to comment on an issue the efforts in some states to Janet E. Chudzik. 26 32 Harriet Drive; Ann L. Roy. Road: Jolene A. Clark, 146 Horsfield, 250 Oak St.; Cathv A1 Gates 122, Martin Bakstan 121, Skelley said that the major issue facing the General Assembly. establish what are called LARGE 4 2 Rau St ; Wendy I. Saternis, NIBLETS Woodycrest Drive; Steven M. Oak St.; Susan Colbert, Scott Ann Johnston 119, Frances Fike 119, “lifeline” utility rates. The Ciszewski. 177 Larrabee St.; E. Kelly. 286 Long Hill Road; 14 Mountain St.; Cynthia L. I Drive; Catherine M. Colpitts, Stephen P. Livingston. 23 principle involves lower util­ Diane L. Coleman, 33 Strong Shaw, 5 Penfield Ave.: David Violet Dion 119. ity costs for the elderly and BQSlSSS EGGS J CORN 193 Homestead St.; Douglas Locust St,; Diane L. Morse. 11 B. Skcllett, 42 Neill Road; We had 44 players for pinochle Ctn of One Dozen cJ Drive; Mary E. Cormier, 14 M. Cowles, 81 Avondale Road. Insurers Elect Grant other people on fixed Three 12 oz cans 0 Juniper Lane; Eric P. Nelson. Amy L. Sorensen. 83 Montauk incomes. Holdstock Place; Athony C. Also, Brian P. Cox, 80 Monday. The winners: Joe Windsor Corti, 140 Hollister Drive; 26 Pond Lane; Carolina A. Drive; Joan E. Summers, 41 809, Helen Silver 788, Rene Maire 771, HEBRON — The District 8 In­ Ohio has set up a $40 Bolton St.; Andrea B. Crone, Oransky. 152 Candlewood school senior and another $100 for the Jean L. Daggett. 42 Chester Old Town Road; Tracey L. A1 Gater 771, Edna Farmer 758, surance Agents Association has William B. Mason Memorial million state fund to offset 168 Ambassador Drive; Drive; Richard L. Rafferty, 9 Therrien, 88 Shenipsit St.; utility costs. This generaliy St.; Mary E. Dana, 157 Pamela J. Curtin, 11 Diane Marie Burke 750, Clara Hemingway elected Richard Grant as its Scholarship fund. COUNTRY FARM PORK Longhill St. Pond Lane; Timothy Roaix, 26 Tom P. Thomches, RFD #5 results in a 25 percent reduc­ Drive: Lynn C. Damon. 45 Robert Drive; Linda H. St. 748, George Last 748, Archie executive vice president and Kenneth The group also voted to donate $65 tion in utility costs for people Also. Robert E. Davis, 97 Frederick Road; Jane C. Saint Paul Drive; Peter J. Houghtaling 745, Ann Thopson 740, Ellis as associate president. to the Boys and Girls State fund 65 or older. At last report, ASST. fUVOBS rOGUriT M ill R o ad : L inda C. Clair. 90 Lewis Drive; Werfelman. 300 South St. B3; 8E0. or eUTTBINUt , Danyliw, 43 Forest St.; Brian Mina Reuther 730. Geraldine S. Grant was re-elected the plan is helping 80 percent LOIN / U L iu i c n Dimascio, 137 Tolland St.; Michael D. Tirrell, 319 Griffin John A. White, 238 Skinner which is sponsored by the Hebrpn NEW R. Daring, 71A Sycamore Road; Cheryl A. Vedovato, 64 Road; Theresa M. Zielinski, Tomorrow will be a fun afternoon secretary-treasurer. of those eligible, or 400,000 PILLSBURY Michael C. Dunn, 87 Whitehall American Legion Post and its persons. Lane; Brian Donovan, 7 Clinton Drive. 276 Skinner Road. with some of our members putting The association voted to donate a auxiliary. COUNTRY BISCUITS Drive; Robert C. Ensling, 91 Ashland St.; Francis A. Colorado and California $100 scholarship for a Rham High DOMESTIC-STORE SLICED Larrabee St.; Lorraine Field, Donovan, 48 Helaine Road; have also established “life­ Blad S irloin Rib Loin it 50 Hillside St,; Karen L. Mary E. Dubaldo, 5 Irving St.; line” rates. COOKED HAM ,/|2 9 Frost, 24 Burnside Ave. A-1; Patrick M. Eller, 22 Forest In Michigan, grants of be­ PICKLE & PIMENTO LOAF OR t f l w tween $60 and $200 are given Ann J. Goode. Ill Temple St.: Todd M. Eller. 22 Forest DUTCH LOAF / P ROASTS ROASTS CHOPS CHOPS Drive; Darlene A. Havanec, St. ;• James J. Emerson, 95A T^ina-.Clrton „ riO 881 Oak St.; Charotte A. Sycamore Lane; Susan E. Er- !lARrSBURG CHEESE ORANGE JUICE Jerome, 20 Colt St.; David E. din, 726 Center St. Kuzina. 14 Melrose St.; Also, James B. Evans, 330 SWSS CHEESE CO TTAG E CHEESE "J? 7 9 ' Patricia 0. Leonard, 555 Hillstown Road; Inta Ezerins, Forest St.; Gregory 14 Trumbull St.; Carolyn A. Marsdale, 138 Burke St.; POTATO SALAD .49' MOzlARfLLr“V l“ Flood, 4 Schaller Road; WE WERE THE FIRST! Mancliesler A.M. fWk LOM-4 CtNT^ Z SMtMEk a t SK.0W tkP CHOPS PORKiLAR-flieeo Laura M. McMahon, 151 Sharon E. Foy, 103 Rachel Bridge Ululi Rf6E PUDDING .79' SOUR CREAM S." 79 Monroe St. Road; Michele Fratus, 29 Jan. 11, Maple Street Also. Linda P. McMahon, A$st. Pork Chops ’ 11 ^ Garden St.; Linda M. Gebel, —Beverly Saunders and Bills. Pork Roiasts ’ P? J 151 Monroe St.; Karen Ann GENOA SALAMI .^ 2 ^ Poikti>ta-Whi)li-Mlaf7lbs. e u w ! 25 Palm St.; Caroline H. Mary Willhide, first; Mary Forkteki CowBy Stylt S.H B nl™iFetk * Uig4j||i“ "4 ^ 1 Mnnr-fM . Mcveigh, 66 School St.; Geer, 191 W. Vernon St.; Valerie S. Miller, 367 Tolland Corkum and Peg Dunfield, HARD SALAMI .*2®® RIB SIDE *1” l SIRLOIN SIDE ’1'.’ WHOLE RIBS 1 BACK RIBS *1 Keith Giguere, 96 Richmond second; Steve Grabowicz RICH'S O K . BEEF. TURKEY St.; Keith A. Mitchell, 46 Drive; Eileen L. Gordon, 4y BREAD Fairfield Apt. D; Sharon H. Wellington Road; Stephen F. WE ARE STILL *1! and Barbara Beckley, (ASP IS A POULTRY SHOP~^ A ASP IS A BUTCHER SHOP ANN PAGE (asp is a SiAfOOD SHOP ) Mockus, 238 Burnside Ave.; Gronda, 165 Loomis St.; third; Bette Martin and Ir­ DOUGH POT PIES Sonia J. Mussman, 275 Burke ving Carlson, fourth. Teresa A. Gronda, 165 Loomis B«l Raml WhoH-B-12 K» - e j qq BOX’D TURKEY WHOLE St.; Linda A. Mundell, 75 St.; Jeffrey Grzyb, 106 Jan. 8 —North-South: TO P LOIN FRESH COD TURBOT Whiting Road; Diane R, Peck, SIRLOIN TIPS Woodhill Road; Martha R. Margaret Bogue and Anne Siicad 1 lb e J 7 Q CHICKEN ROASTS TO P LOINS 237 Woodlawn Circle; Contains 3 BREAST QTRS HALVES STEAKS FILLETS Hansen, 95 W. Middle Turn­ Ingram, first; Murray Centir Cuts f 9 9 Georgina A. Pelletier, 10 Vine JONES BACON i*" 1 3 LEG QTRS. 3 NECKS. 3 Beef Loin-Bone (n Quick Frozen pike. Powell and Burt Smyth, se­ *1. r>ioe ">’ $ 4 s o WINGS & 3 SETS OF GaETS 16-20 tts. Avg. Avail. Wed.-Sat. Whin ft Flaky St.; Kenneth G. Pelzar, 40 Also, Sylvia A. Hasch, 516 SLICED BACON i*" ’ r " s t e a R fW e s " 5 9 ' Hemlock Lane; John WE WILL ALWAYS BE cond; Phyllis Pierson and Bush Hill Road; Leigh E. Faye Lawrence, third. $ Pomerleau. 190 Woodland Cir­ Haskell, 36 Cottage St.; cle; Darrejj M. Price, 41 Ver­ East-West: —Ethel Coon UVERWURST Vb 8 9 ' COFFEE RICH 49' Christina J. Helfrick, 14 West­ A4P-Meat Of 1 lb S i^ *50 Formetly . . I non Road; John A. fMzia, 40 and Kaye Baker, first; *r? minister Road; Carol A. Fresli-USOA Insp S M S kle ki *» P Cap'n Jobn’s-Quick Frozen ^ cn Hickey, 21 Sherwood Circle; Mary Willhide and Sue C«loni«l-8Mf m Men 1 . SW C O Me«tl Loki-eon,Loki-eom ki-fotnwlyki-fotnwiy SMISMi Skimn J a FRIED CHICKEN “" 2®® Also, Richard A. Riggs, 40 CHICKEN LEGS SHRIMP c o c k t a il 3 ^ ;.'1 ® ® Konno Hikoyuki, 40 Olcott Shorts, second; Barbara FENWAY FRANKS Ffozen-While Meat-4-6 lb$ Oxford Drive; Kathleen S. In Lemon Butler-Quick Frozen Apt. 219, James T. Hogan, 141 #1 IN LOWEST PRICES Farrell and Barbara A&P Bm I or Maat I lb a q iTOPLOiH STEAKS HOODNU-FORM L I'*1®® TURKEY BREAST Robbins, 896 Oak St.; Wayne Bolton St.; Anita R. Hubley, Phillips, third. SLICED BOLOGNA I'” A&PSOLE L. Sanders, 64 Alexander 264 Hackmatack St.; Angflyn Jan. 4 —North-South:. APPLE PIE L“ 99' Drive; Karen Skidd, 161 Janet CWMYORCBEAMy M. Irving, 112 Weaver Road; Frankie Brown and Kaye ASSORTED VARETiS Drive; Nancy F. Smith, 58 CHOOSE YOUR FAVORITEI BAAREUeO ROOT B££ft or nSPQSAeUEOUFEAS CUTS 8REASE QUICKER Christine L. Jarvis, 62 COME IN AND COMPARE! Baker, first; Mary Corkum SKiPPY Jeffrey Drive; Debbie J. Tul- BETTY CROCKER Woodhill Road; Michael J. and Peg Dunfield, second; DEL MONTE CANADA DRY ly, 11 Elida Court, Leslie I. Jenack, 117 E. Middle Turn Widholm, 421 Forest St.; Nan­ PSANUT BUTTER CAKE MIXES pike; Paul Kaminski, 255 Margaret Bogue and Anne CANNED FRUIT GINGER ALE cy E. Willems, 63 Sisson St.; A School St.; Pamela C. Karch, Ingram, third. • Frutt Cocktaii Terry L. Wood, 281 Brentw- 49 Courtland St,; John R. Confused about all the food East-West: Irving moor Road; Susan E. Young, Kies, 81 Arcellia Drive. Carlson and Jim Baker, 10 Sedwick Road. first; C.D. McCarthy and Ellington warehouses around town? Judy Pyka, second; Ellen Kurt W. Albert, P.O. Box Also, Mark J. Lappen, 66 Goldberg and Donna Feir, BETTY CRKXEB BEXDY TO SPREAD / You « do better with... N 253; Toni L. Andrews, 129 W. Baldwin Road; Cecile third. SUNSHINE # Celebrate Chinese NewYear... ' \ Shore Road; Alan G, Bicknell, Laurinitis, 8 Alpine St.; Well, don't be! WAREHOUSE FOODS, Center Bridge Club F r o s t in g s 99 ' WITH LA CHOY > FAMIY StZE-60 CT. PK6. A f f B C 59 South Road; Beverly A. Shelley Lavigne, 150 High St.; Jan. 5 at the Masonic SIOARI-Zm, UNGUM. St€LLS. ELBOWS M Chip-a-roos p*" 8 5 \ Dinh Le Lan, 40D Spencer St.; A&P-SALTEO ft UNSALTEO J H Scott Napkins 2 5 Finnicum, 3 Pumkin Drive; Temple, Manchester Spaghetti.':; l; ' spaghetti sauce 100 FREE STAMPS W/COUPON-REG. OR %\ Glendra G. Forbes, 87 Wap- Gary E. Lemire, 15 Tower —North-South: Dr. and 39 s a ltin e s ping Wood Road; Grace A, Road; Megan E. Lindsay, 111 THE ORIGINAL is the only place to go too STAMPS W/COUPON GRANULATED f X S X t Mrs. Tanash Atoynatan, C an d y CTCLE-BEEF or CHICKEN CHUNKS Pospisil, 7 Blueberry Circle; Plymouth Lane; Wm. W. X‘ Kotex Super x first; Jim Baker and Ken S u g a r T w in sorsaMcei*:if-iy Liudry Detir^l Wendy Lou Schindler, 4 Davis Livengood III, 40 McCabe St.; ALL PURI^SE K e tc h u p 3 Dog Food 3r.°489 Road. A ndrew M. L yga, 278 for incredible food savings! Kozak, second; Marge 3 7 9 FRISKIES-ASST. VARIETIES A WISK Glagtonbury Hackmatack St.; Joanne E. Prentiss and Marion G em Oil McCallum, 13 Morse Road; Knybel, third. ______Cat Food 4 ^:s 8 9 fWedJije M ir LIQUID Nancy Lee Bailey, 79 Colleen M. McCann, 30 East-West: Glenn Pren­ Candlewood Road; Wendy S. Everyone seems to be getting on Ashworth St.; Paul A, Mnsie, tiss and Murray Poweil, Jji-Lettuce Paiclu first; Alice Moe and Ethel the bandwagon! After over two years Robb, second; Mr. and YELLOW cHoosevouRFAvoam ' Mrs. J. Fecteau and Mr. PRIDE OF THE FLA. GROWERS and Mrs. Donald Weeks, WffllfrREAD' 3.-1 of WAREHOUSE FOODS bringing you S in z s r - m WN w n u l Biead o> « 22 c j Romaine • Chicory v/mA tied for third. SANDWICH BREAD 2 « 1 Golden Ripe T em p le ENGLISH top quality at unbelievable prices, Save tOe-Corn or C Boston • eearole Ordained Musician BRAN MUFFINS .^,99 DINNERWARE ...that 25 percent of auto­ BANANAS 50 Free Stamps w/coupon on p ORANGES other markets are trying to duplicate • mobile owners, 98 percent of or To Present Program the world’s airlines and mil­ PECAN mNG Red Green Leaf lions of truck operators use AJP now offers the romance of SOUTH WINDSOR— Ordained minister, musician and us...but we know they can’t. Only we retreaded tires? Retreaded Lettuce Chinese Export Porcelain Recap­ counselor Ed Anderson of Middleton, Mass,, will present tires are approved by the tured In a superb set of English Federal Aviation Administra­ Dinnerwarei Imagine' A complete a program of spiritual folk rock music Jan. 27 at 8 p m at tion and the Air Force. R ^ a i or Mint can offer you up to 40% savings 20 Piece Service for four is 4 the Avery Street Christian Reformed Church CREST TOOTHPASTE available for the unbelievable The public is invited to attend this program which is Save 40 every day on everything! S o i^C m e d H iK or II o; Lk|ukI , . c U S No ISizeAfiakmg price of only SIS 80 being sponsored by the young people of the church. There PRELLSHAMPOO cSrl®® A&P RAISINS RUSSET POTATOES 5.5,89* START YOUR COLLECTION TODAY' will be no admission charge. Refreshments will be cmion Iiiip«l-Val« Pkl Juicy Larje '95" Size Additional basic pieces always served. Large-For Stuffing Q-TTPS SWABS SUNKIST LEMONS 3 im4 9 GREEN PEPPERS . 49' .ivailable only 69 e,ith vMinout The Rev. Anderson is currently Minister of Counseling coupon at the Tremont Temple Baptist Church in Boston. From 1960 through 1967 he managed and sang with The Envoys, a musical ministry group which traveled nationwide and produced three record albums. n m h o u s e ...that retreaded tires can Anderson is now managing EM Productions of be sold at about half of the Middleton, which promotes gospel concerts. He also per­ price of a new lire because 70 forms with the group called Ed Anderson and the percent of the cost of a tire Brotherhood, a contemporary gospel music group. He's is in its casing, which is re­ cycled through retreading? listed in Who’s Who in Religion and in the 1974 edition of foods ...that it takes seven gal­ Outstanding Young Men .of America. lons of crude oil to produce This will be Pastor Anderson’s second performance in 469 MAIN STREET the average new automobile ^uth Windsor. His 1976 appearance with members of tire but only two and a half gallons to retread one? At The Brotherhood, was also sponsored by the youth group SAVINGS EAST HARTFORD that rate the more than 30 of the church, •’ v f, i A c ro ss fro m P ra tt t t W hH nay million retreaded tires sold Anyone wishing more information about the program in one recent year saved 135 should contact Cheryl Hulstein. youth group president at OPENTUES.-FRI.9-9 million gallons of crude oil. 81 Norton Lane or the Rev. Bert Van Antwerpen at the OPEN SAT. 9-7 ...that drivers in the Baja church. 644-8496. ' 500 and Pikes Peak auto races PRICES EFtECTIVE JAN ?l Jr. I9T9 successfully used retreaded WE RESERVE IHE RICKI TO LIMIT OUANTItlES TO 3 PER CUSTOMER UNLESS OTHERWISE NOTED AND C O R y T Y P o S m APLAZA L ERRORS tires? ITEMS FOR SALE NOT AVttABLE TO WHOLESALERS OR RETAl KAIERS