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In Crisis By United Press International The overwhelming majority of Stops Iran Americans are keeping calm despite frustrations about the lingering Ira- nian crisis and strident voices that call for drastic action against the militants holding some 60 Americans Fund Move hostage in Tehran. Small numbers of outraged TEHRAN, Iran (UPI) - Iran an- demonstrators voiced their feelings for a meeting of the U.N. Security nounced today it will withdraw its $12 Council on the crisis at the U.S. Em- in scattered cities around the country billion in reserves from American again Tuesday, the 11th day of the oc- basay. The diplomatic approach by banks but President Carter quickly cupatfon of the U.S. Embassy in Bani-Sadr came Tuesday in a letter countered with an order to freeze the Tehran. Minor scuffles broke out in to U.N. Secretary General Kurt Iranian assets. Waldheim in which he accused the some spotsss. Riot-equipped campus police at the Acting Foreign Minister Abol United States of “ pushing the world Hassan Bani-Sadr said the funds University of Southwestern to the brink of war.” would be transferred to European The copy of the letter received at Louisiana in Lafayette broke up a countries not joining the U.S. Iranian the world body made no mention of fracas at a student government s^n- oil embargo against the Islamic na- the demand for the shah’s extradi- sored "Pro America” rally. Pushing tion. tion, although the version published and shoving erupted when an Iranian The White House said in a state- in Iran called for sending the shah student accused some Lebanese ment that the purpose of the order back to Iran and for the return of all students of being paid to attend the “ is to ensure that claims on Iran by his property, valued as high as $8 rally, witnesses said. the United States and its citizens are billion in some published reports. About 300 students at the Universi- provided for in an orderly manner,” ty of Missouri chanted, "Deport The minister, a key member of the the statement said. Deport Deport” at a rally demanding Revolutionary Council, said, “ Iran Controlled Explosion It was the third major step taken action against the more than 40,000 owes America nothing. But we have by Carter in recent days to deal with Iranian students living in the United A 500-foot fireball erupts above the treetops gas rail tanker wrecked in a derailment on paid a lot of money for which we the crisis in Iran that began Nov. 4 States. have got little from the United near Molino, Fla., Tue^ay, as a demolition Sunday two miles out of town. (UPI photo) when Moslem students occupied the The International Long Shoremen’s States." crew from Jet Research Corp. detonates LP U.S. Embassy in Tehran and took and Warehousemen’s Union called on some 60 Americans hostage. He said Iranian interests in the its members to refuse handling cargo Bani-Sadr said the transfer of Ira- United States were valued at about from Iran or service Iranian ships nian funds was demanded by “ sisters $50 billion. along the West Coast and in Hawaii. A restaurant owner in Oceanside, and brothers” of the country’s cen- Bani-Sadr said American in- Calif., refused to serve Iranian Students Seek Asylum tral bank and approved by the vestments in Iran had already been "nationalized" and were negligible students from a nearby college. Revolutionary Council, Iran's chief compared to Iranian funds in U.S. Informal surveys indicated By United Press International vias violations by the federal govern- of them are Christian, some are decision-making body. banks. Americans are angry and frustrated While federal officials begin ment has given some Iranians in the Jewish,” he said. The decision was the latest of a about the inability of the government checking out Iranian students for U.S. a scare. U.S. Immigration and Naturaliza- series of Iranian attempts to force He said the United States was to break the stalemate or take possible visa violations at least a ” I think the president has ac- tion Service authorities Tuesday the United States to surrender the using international law to meet its decisive action without endangering dozen Iranians in Connecticut are complished his objective in the fact were at the University of New Haven deposed shah in exchange for the own ends, noting that “ until its in- the lives of the hostages. Yet the vast seeking political asylum. that he struck the fear of God in all conducting interviews with most of hostages, held for 11 straight days at terests warranted it the United majority has been tid in g President Not all Iranian students support Iranians in the U.S.” said Mrotek. the college’s 78 Iranian students. the embassy. States maintained oil could not be Carter’s call for restraint. the Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini "The directive may have some far Officials at the Universities of Bani-Sadr accused David used as a political weapon. ‘ T m glad I’m not the president. I and some are afraid they will be reaching affects. It may be reaching Hartford and Bridgeport also have Rockefeller, president of the Chase “ Again as its interests required, oil would do something more drastic to persecuted if they return to Iran, at- other people who are not guilty of been notified of expected visits as a Manhattan Bank, and former U.S. became a political issue," Bani-Sadr pratMt our Interests than what torney Ryszard S. Mrotek Said supporting Khomeini.” result of a nation-wide order from Secretary of State Henry Kissinger said. President Carter is doing,” said Tuesday. ^ o te k , a former Polish refugee, U.S. Attorney General Benjamin of having engineered the shah’s Referring to President Carter's Louisiana Gov. Eldwin Edwai^, who Mrotek, a specialist in handling im- said many Iranians in the U.S. belong Civiletti to check on Iranian students arrival in New York for cancer treat- boycott of oil imports from Iran, then added: migration and emmigration of aliens to Christian minorities or were sup- and begin deportation procedures if ment. ” We should all probably bite our in the state, said about a dozen porters of the deposed Shah. violations are found. Repeating his charge that the Bani-Sadr said with a sarcastic Iranians who are neither Moslems or ’ ’Many of them got out expecting U niM States is responsible for the smile, "We are happy that the United tongues and let the president handle U.S. Attorney Richard Blumenthal it bis way, because it’s his problem.” supporters of the revolutonary religious persecution sooner or later. present crisis, he said, "When the States has accept^ that oil is not an said the students will be questioned government are seeking political The Shah, no matter what he did in United States acts in this manner, economic issue alone." Sen. Robert Dole, R-Kan., urged about their academic standing and He said West German Ambassador asylum. terms of alleged crimes, he did she must be prepared to accept the his fellow presidential candidates to employment status. Gerhard Ritzel assured him his coun- Others are Jews and Christians and protect minorities from religious consequences.” support Carter. try would continue its cooperation some "could be suspected of being persecution. At the University of New Haven, Bani-Sadr said Iran would transfer But Chicago Mayor Jane Byrne, U.S. spies.” He said Uiey could be “ Now suddenly they are on the international student advisor Farah its funds to banks in those European with Iran. who is supporting Sen. Edward “ subjected to exhaustive interroga- receiving end of American public opi- Ibrahim said federal officials “ want countries that do not join the U.S. He also said Iran will soon send Kennedy for tbe Democratic nomina- tion and punishment because they nion. Americans seem to believe that to meet each one of the students from boycott and do "not try and delegations abroad to seek support tion, criticized Carter’s order to cut lived in the U.S.” all Iranians in the United States are Iran, and they asked me to provide blackmail us." for Iran in its dispute with the United off oil Imports from Iran. Islamic zealots. The great majority space for interviews,” she said. The Islamic regime also pressed States. Mrotek said the probe into possible

School Windows Won’t Open

By LANEY ZUBOFF recreational facility) The project is leverage if that proves not to be the Weinstein said Amcor was the only about 50 percent state funded. problem.” distributor he could find with the Herald Reporter The project is now complete with Weathermaster made a counter necessary equipment for the job. MANCHESTER -T h e Building almost all the $1,645,000. paid the offer to Amcor suggesting all claims “ This could take two years,” said Committee Tuesday night discussed contractor, except sotne $38,000 due for credits for delays and back LaPointe. The Committee concurred several problems with contractors for the windows, said committee charges will be waived by Weather- that with litigation the window and subcontractors; one problem in- chairinan Paul Phillips. master and. "the difference between repairs could be put off for a lengthy volves the installation of windows at the balance of the monies due Amcor period bufthe committee will wait to Washington School, most of which Weinstein told the committee he for the entire job will be deposited see if Amcor accepts Weather- don’t open. believed the problem was in the with your office in escrow pending master’s terms, said Istephen Weinstein, vice president balance system which controls the acceptance of the job by the Phillips. Weinstein said the four of Weathermaster Industries of East raising and lowering of the sash. Manchester school board in exchange balances pick up 80 pounds of inch Hartford came before tbe committee “ Amcor sent a representative out for which Amepr would take full thick insulated glass, “It’s very to explain why be believes most of and his analysis was the balance was responsibility for repair of the win- heavy, ft will never operate like a the over 50 windows his company was broken because of our inability to put dows. It is obvious Weathermaster is smaller window but (with repairs) it hired to install don’t operate proper- the windows in,’’ said Weinstein. not the best party to make the will operate much better." ly. The company’s lawyer, attorney “ The balances should have operated repairs," said Weinstein in the letter In other business the committee Louis Green of Green and Kleinman, properly, through a lot of aniaysis we to Amcor. said it was unhappy with the work

a Hartford law firm, also came to found we are not at fault,” he said. done by Motorola Communicatons explain the problem Weathermaster Amcor, through their counsel. Committee member Richard Systems of Rocky Hill, a sub- has been having with its supplier, Marsh, Day and Calhoun Associates LaPointe asked how long the repair contractor of Predesigned Struc- Amcor Industries of Pennsylvania. out of Bridgeport, made Weather- process was going to take. “ Probably tures, Inc. of Bloomfield hired to Weathermaster Industries is a sub- master an offer to give new balances four weeks if the balances are in make additions to the police station contractor of Custom Concept for all the windows if Weathermaster stock and if they accept our offer,” basically involving added ten new Builders of Connecticut Inc. of pays the $2,200 owed them. said Weinstein who said if Amcor cells. Simsbury, hired about two years ago “ We reject that proposal,” said refused the offer it could be eight The committee determined it will to renovate the Washington school Weinstein, “ because if we installed - weeks “ but don’t hold me to that,” he hold back about $9,000 from the with the addition of a new the balances we would have no said. general contractor because a tem- —^ r a r y intercom system and three cameras at the station are not working properly. “ I wish we had more to bold back,” said Phillips, “ they’re doing a lousy job.” The total amount due the contrac- i tor, less the money being held back, is $28,785. Tbe total budget, for the totally federally funded project, js

which devastated the Windtor- $750,000. The pi)pject was begun two

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Clearing tonight but cold. Mostly Keith Hemandes of- St. Looit and Two other sub-contractors in- tunny Thursday; still cold. Detailed Willie Stargell of Pitteburgh share Inside Today volved with the project have com- forecaata on Page 2. MVP honors in the National aleagne Business...... R* plained the general contractor has Patti Lyons, top female not yet paid them for work done over Oil Supplies ^ dassified...... 1*-1S marathoner in the U.8., enters Comics...... !• a year ago. R. F. Mason Inc. out of Mancheiter’e Five Mile Road Race. Woodstock Valley and Denard Floor Iran, which produced approximately 3.2 million barrels of oil Page 11 Editorial ...... < a day, exported about 330,000 barrels or crude daily to the Farm Experiment Entertainment — ...... 14 Covering out of Manchester hgve IxAh complained about lack of pay- United States before President Carter imposed a halt Monday A legiilative committee thinks Family...... 21"** ment. Comscticttt should continue buying Obituaries ...... 10 on Iranian oil imports. Iran ranked among America’s top 10 oil Preparedness The committee decided to have davdopment rights to farmlands, hot suppliers, but its exact position is not clear because the latest lien waivers signed by tbe sub- *A tegtonal cooaortinm comprised available figures on U.S. crude imports are for the January- legialaton are at odds over how contractors indicating that they of !• Unma and citiea hai been Tetevition ...... M mi^ taxpayers' money should be received payment before the general April 1979 period during which the Islamic revolution halted ipent under the expoiioaital preeer- formed to deal with possible dis- Update ...... J...... * contractor is paid in full. Iranian exports. (UPI photo) vatlon program. Page 2 asters such u tbe Oct. 2 tornado Weather ...... *

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Little Being Done about Asbestos Risk SRNMWmVMHViuln^ HARTFORD (UPI) — A legislative vironmental Protection and in some problem is in the state. exposed to asbestos in manufacturing are m.RT. S3, ROCKVILLE, nuwikviLLB, CT.ui. g committee Tueiday said little is being cases. Consumer Protection, are responsi- Coating materials that contain asbestos mifre prone to severe respiratory Uxlote. dine to reduce the amount of asbestos ble for keeping an eye on asbestos con- frequently are used in buildings for insula- problems, including lung cancer and a QAI F . 10% off all Yams contamination in Connecticut’s air and tamination, she said. tion, decorating and fireproofing. In many rare form of cancer known as Wool A Acrylic buildings because the job is divided among The subcommittee decided to hold a cases, the substance is sprayed on walls, mesothelioma, which affects the stomach falo, N.Y., on the first day of a 7S, the last holdouts against the dam vice agents. She was admitted and is Duvalier, 28, who assumed power in except in return for the shah, which too many agencies. public hearing in January on several ceilings, exposed structural steel and air lining. QAI F . 20%offallCrcw( *Brink of War* Washington has refused. month-long reporting period. Marvin were evicted ’Tuesday by federal in “guarded condition” with 1971 after his., father’s death, dis- "Everybody’s got their hand in the asbestos-related proposals they might in- ducts. A third bill would set a limit on bow Embrolden J. Baron, assistant foreign student marshals sent by the Tennessee broncMal pneumonia and should be missed eight of his 14 (Cabinet TERHAN, Iran (UPI) - Iranian cookie ja r and no one’s coming out with a troduce in the 1980 legislative session. Officials recommending tighter con- much asbestos would be allowed indoors adviser at the University of Califor- released in about a week. members late 'Tuesday in the second . 20% off all Needle­ Acting Foreign Minister Abol Hassan Valley Authority, along with cookie,” said Rep. Julie Belaga, R- One proposed bill would order the trols on the use of asbestos said many of nia at Berkeley, summed up the such shakeup this year in the Carib- and outdoors. Presently, the law only SALE Bani-Sadr Tuesday, in a letter to bulldozers to level their homes. For Westport, member of an asbestos subrom- Department of Public Health to check the the fibers are released when the coating is restricts asbestos when It’s visible in the point Kits or Canvases Full-Time Only feelings of most of. the Iranian U.N. Secretary General Kurt her 90 acres of land, her house and Her husband visited her Tuesday mittee of the Legislature’s Environment asbestos content in all public and private applied, when it begins to deteriorate with air. Sale Ends 11-22-79 Waldheim, a ccu s^ the United States In compliance with an order by students, saying, "The students are three bams, the ’TVA paid Mrs. night for almost an hour and said she 8*''®" (Committee. schools. Another would set up a commis- age and when the building is demolished. oi„n» n..it. »«ii >> army generals and loyaUsts from the puzzled and worried. Wouldn’t you be McCall 186,000. Moser was paid |14,- was “coming along quite well. The departmento of Public Health, En- sion of experts to decide how bad the of "pushing the world to the brink of President Carter some 50,600 Iranian his father’s old regime in key Research also has shown that workers with something like that hanging 000 for his home and land. Asked about plans to move to New war.” Iran has requested a meeting students enrolled in U.S. colleges and ministerial posts for the first time. over your head?” York City, Nixon told a Daily Sun- of the U.N. Security Council on the universities must qualify as full-time Duvalier briefly flirted with Loyalty Day PricM Effsetive Mon., Nov.12 thru Sat., Nov. 17,1979. OPEN MONDAY THRU SATURDAY students, taking 12 credit hours, or Post reporter he and his wife now stalled issue of its country’s demand liberalizing his family’s 20-year OPEN SUNDAY 10 A.M. TO 5 P.M. face deportation. Immigration and expect to move from their seaside es- 8:30A.M. to 9:00P.M. for the return of the^aha^ and the Pat Hospitalized autocratic dynasty. But he recently Meeting Set release of hostages being held at the Naturalization Service Director tate sometime in February. has clamped down on dissent, in- MANCHESTER -V FW NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR TYPOGRAPHICAL ERRORS. Wu ruitnrt thu right to IlmH quantitlus to 4 unHt unluis othtrwisu sptcHiud U.S. Embassy in Tehran. Washington George Vician of- the New York Gates To Close SAN (XEM EN TE, Calif. (UPI) - stituting a stifling press law and Post 2046 and tbeir U dies FULL insists the hostages must be freed, metropolitan area, said he could not GREENBACK,’Tenn. (U P I)-’The Hospital Administrator Malcolm L. bringing the Volunteers for National Auxilary wiU bold the first saying it is "a violation of inter- remember such an attempt to locate floodgates of the 6116 million Tellico Johnson to|d the-San Clemente Dally Security, an outgrowth of the elder organizational meeting for nationai law.” members of any one group by the Sun-Post former first lady Pat Nixon Dam, now that the issues of the snail Duvalier’s Ton Ton Macouttes — laiyalty Day Thursday at 8 The militant students in control of INS. walked into San Gem ente General darter and the Cherokee burial Haiti Shakeup Creole for "bogeyman” — to the p.m. at the post home on the embassy reiterated they will not The students straggled into offices Hospital shortly before noon ’Tuesday grounds have been settled, may be PORT-AU-PRINCE, Haiti (UPI) streets in strong-arm law enforce- East Center Street. The free the hostages, including 62 of university and immigration of- closed any day now. with her daughter, Julie Nixon —, President-for-life Jean Claude ment. public is invited. n(^ome^^ ficials from Berkeley, Calif., to Buf- Tom Moser. 46. and Nellie McCall, Eisenhower, and several Secret Ser- Americans an(^ some 40 others. Loyalty Day is the VFW Goforllie equivalent of the Soviet Union’s May Day parade, .MM at which military equip- TopNolclil CkdkctSOO extra S&H Green Stamps. Peopletalk ment is displayed. While Panel Urges Extension the Loyalty Day parade is Join the fun and the savings! Pick up your'Go for the Green'card today. not a show of m ilitary Melissa*s Pop strength, it is an expres- sion of Americanism, and Long before Melissa Manchester hit the top of the lOlUKKNl Of Farmland Experiment loyalty to the United ISTAM PSj pop charts, her father was deeply and classically T States. MIDDLETOWN EAST HARTFORD MANCHESTER into the music business. Now she’s bringing him out HARTFORD (UP.I) - An a report to the committee suggested new bonding for farmland preserva- of retirement. experimental Connecticut program bonding $500 million over the next 50 tion. Next year will be the 900 WASHINGTON ST., RT. 66 1150 BURNSIDE AVENUE 260 NORTH MAIN AT MAIN For 30 years, David Manchester was a bassoonist to keep prime farmland from being years to save 325,000 acres'for food. first year Manchester has for New York’s Metropolitan Opera, and for years bulldozed by developers should be Rep. Astrid Hanzalek, R-Suffield, Rep. John Anderson, D-Newtown, been selected to host the Melissa has begged him to team up with her. She made permanent but reviewed every urged the committee to recommend co-chairman of the Environment Loyalty Day Parade. EJ]7 4 REDEEM THIS VALUABLE COUPON finally got him to do it - at an antinuclear rally in five years, a legislative committee the program be made permanent Committee and one of the project’s MEL'fiC-7 Hollywood - and he loved it so much he’s joining her has decided. because of its importance to strongest supporters, said there was Church Group! Nov. 29 on Hugh Downs’ PBS-TV show “Over However, the Legislature’s preserve Connecticut’s dwindling no question there are plenty of EEaoiELk GET UP TO Easy” farm land. suitable farms to save. EXTRA EZ3" Program Review (Committee balked Sets Meeting TOO wri a um T a n r a r a e u i • Says he, " I thought pop wasn’t my field, which is at recommending how much money She said legislators often are why I hedged Melissa for so long, but I was wrong. should be spent on buying develoi^ criticized for trying to sofve He said the Department of MANCHESTER - Hie S&H GREEN STAMPS Girls Friendly Society For period ending 7 a m. EST 11/15/79. During The energy was exhilirating.” ment rights to farmland. ’They said problems instead of anticipating Agriculture received 130 applications oh purchases totaling MO to M9.99 trouble. “ We rarely plan ahead,” she Sponsors of St. Mary’s Wednesday night, some snow is indicated for parts of the ’Tuesday that setting a price could from farmers interested in selling EXCEPT ON THOSE ITEMS EIClUOEO |v LAW Episcopal Church will Great Lakes and vicinity and upper New England. Farrah Fans Fight jeopardize the program’s future. said. “We usually wait until there’s a the development rights to their WITH COUPON LMIT ONE COUPON PER CUSTOMER meet ^ d a y evening at Otherwise, mostly fair weather should prevail elsewhere So far, the Legislature has bonded crisis.” property and found 87 farms were in GOOD THRU SATURDAY, MOV. 17. IfTf. 7:45 in the parish hall of >^1 across the nation. This time, it has nothing to do with “Charlie’s $7 million to buy development rights. The Finance, Revenue and Bonding “critical” danger of being lost to Angels,” but Farrah ’The latest recommendation made in Committee would have final say on housing tracts. tbe church. Fawcett is right back in Guest speakers for tbe the middle of a union- evening will be Miss Bette management fight. SheMoo and Mias Lauren Haddam Woodhouie, Manchester Weather Forecast Seems Bill Gifford, REDEEM THIS VALUABLE Jv, COUPON district manager of the High SdMol seniors who EXTRAS&H j Rochester Telephone Church AMMIVERSARY spent one month in Japan, Light rain and,drizzle today, clearing and colder y Corp. in Fairport, N.Y., tbe Philippines, Hong gradually ending toda.v but tonight. M ostly sunny 200 EXTRA doesn't want her Kong, (3iina, Thailand and remaining mostly cloudy this Thursday. Wave heights in- Hawaii. afternoon. Windy and cold creasing to 3 to 4 feet tonight hanging around any Burns more and the union is Hieir trip was sponsored S&H GREEN STAMPS with highs in the low to mid decreasing Thursday HADDAM (U PI) - A GREEN STAMPS SAIEK by the Anierican Institute taking him to task for on purchases totaling *20 to *29.99 40s. or 6 C. Clearing tonight. Kxirnded Outlook general alarm fire today Cold with lows in the upper for Foreign Study. Their EXCEPT ON THOSE ITEMS EICLUOEO BY LAW Extended outlook lor Friday his attitude. destroyed the 200-year-old 20s. Thursday mostly sunny ’The squabble erupted topic will be “Comparative WITH THESE COUPONS WflH COUPON LMIT ONE COUPON PER CUSTOMER through Saturday; First Congregational GOOD THflU SATURDAY. NOV. 17, 1S7I. but still cold. Highs only 40 to Cultures of the Orient.” A N Mass.. R.l i Conn.: Fair when Clifford ordered Church of Haddam, a local B 45. Probability of precipita- employees to take down slide show, discussion and Friday. Saturday and Sunday. landmark in the town’s tion decreasing to 20 percent Each day will be a little several Farrah pinup display of the treasures of this afternoon 10 percent historic center, fire of- milder Daytime highs in the posters. Clifford says, the O rient w ill be tonight and near zero ficials said. THIS IS HOW IT WORKS. 40s Friday rising to the 50s by among other things, I presented. . f.i Thursday. Northerly winds 15 Sunday. Overnight lows near More than 80 firefighters Hostesses for the to 20 mph and gusty today they're “tasteless, socially offensive, sexist and un- coupon* .*P*«*T*t-’' « " 30 Friday and near 40 Satur- from five com panies sifinkH will-be Mrs. Alan REDEEM THIS VALUABLE J*>, COUPON gradually becoming businesslike” and serve “no utilitarian purpose.” day and Sunday. battled the blaze for more northwest around 10 mph ’The union local has filed a grievance - says the Hotchkiss, Mrs. Ethel Hun- POUOWIHO p„,ch.s. 1 •«! t. MS.M Vermont: Partly cloudy than two hours before tonight Westerly winds case is up for “possible arbitration” m niford, Mrs. Margaret • RiKteem coupons A&C udW you f through the period. Highs in bringing it under control. Judd, Mias Edna Kennedy, 0 around 10 mph Thursday. ,0, 4 0 0 EXTRA 8SH OREEM STAMP EXTRA the 40s. Lows in the 20s and No injuries were reported. 300 and M rs. M aurice I.ong Island Sound 30s. ThaVs Show Biz The cause of the fire had High pressure and colder Lambert. Maine and New Hampshire: not been determined. ’The “V® S&H GREEN STAMPS and drier air will move into Fair through the period What does Dolly Parton really think of that skin- ch was alm ost purchases totaling *30 to *39.99 the area later today and except chance of flurries tight, cantilevered School Sets tonight. North to northwest istroyed and although CICEPT ON THOSE ITEMS EICLUOCD BY LAW north and mountains Satur- wigtopped image she WITH COUPON LMIT ONE COUPON PER CUSTOMER | winds increasing to 15 to 25 iamage estimates were eOOEXTRASAHOBEEyTM M ------" day Highs 30s to mid 40s puts forth to her fans? Open House GOOD THRU SATURDAY. NOV 17. 1971. knots with higher gust today not available one Friday rising into the 40s and Says she, in Ladies’ KaG and tonight. Westerly winds 10 low 50s Sunday. Lows in the firefighter said the church BOLTON -IThe Hans V Home Journal, “I look to 20 knots Thursday. Visibili- 20s Friday morning warming was irreplaceable. Christian Andersen ty better than 5 miles through to the 30s’ Sunday morning. like a 50s hooker" — and “ It would be alm ost Montessorl School, St. with equal candor she Thursday Mostly cloudy later priceless,” he said. '"The George’s Episcopal Church adds, if she saw church itself was a land- Hall, Route 44A will hold someone else decked out mark in town.” its annual Thanksgiving the way she decks The white clapboard open bouse Sunday from 2 Across the Nation herself out, “ I’d church, said to be at least to 4 p.m. TOP probably think, ‘Good NOTCH two centuries old, was T h m will be a variety of City Fcst Lord, look at that gaudy located on Route 9A two activities fm* children, in- Albuquerque Miami Beach pc 80 62 awful-lookin’ person.” Anchorage houses away from the Had- cluding weaving, malting Milwaukee pc 37 25 But the image is her Asheville Minneapolis pc 34 21 dam Town Hall. log cabins and cattail dolls, very own and she’s not Atlanta Nashville c 54 32 ' Firefighters were called THAT'S RIGHTII Buy OM uiit at regular prku, gut butter churning, singing In- THANKSGIVING BONUS - 31*:# about to change it. Billings New Orleans c 61 45 to the church at 2:10 a.m. dian songs and doing Indian Says the queen of Birmingham New York cy 49 45 and remained on the scene the second suit for only $1.00 dances and such. Boston country m usic, Oklahoma City c 61 34 into the morning wetting Tbe children of the BRING IN AND REDEEM ONE FULL BOOK OF Brownsville. Tx Omaha c 49 27 “Nowadays i f ! wore the right amount of makeup, down the charred rubhle. Duraery school will serve Buffalo Philadelphia cy 50 46 the right hairdo and simple, basic, beautiful MENS A YOUNS MENS homemade pumpkin bread, Charleston. S.C. Firefighters from Haddam Phoenix c 78 48 clothes, why I’d feel like a dishrag. I’d feel naked” cranberry relish and hand-. Charlotte. N.C. Pittsburgh cy 45 34 Neck, East Haddam, churned butter to the Chicago Portland. Me. r 40 38 Killingworth » and mSwMY REQ. $ S&H GREEN STAMPS Cleveland Portland, Ore. c 52 36 Don*t Shoot! Middletown joined Had- guests. The public is in- Columbus Providence r 47 42 dam companies in fighting vited. Elias Bluth is more than impressed. He’s Dallas Richmond pc 52 42 the fire. awestricken at the long arm of New York City law - 79*® Denver St. Louis c 46' 28 SUITS The Panama Canal Zone la Des Moines Salt Lake City c 53 26 an arm that reached all the way to his home in Sermon Title a strip of land extending Hve Detroit San Antonio c 70 33 Montevideo, Uruguay, to slap him with a parking Ssheted Group Duluth ticket. ANDOVER —The ser- 'miles on each side of the San Diego c 78 57 caiud and running 61 miles El Paso San Francisco c 70 55 Says Bluth, in a letter to Mayor EkI Koch, “Any mon title for Sunday at An- MEN'S across the Isthmus of Pan- Hartford San Juan c 86 73 department of the City of New York that can track dover Congregational ama between the Atlantic Honolulu Seattle pc 44 34 down a Uruguayan citizen residing in Uruguay, who Church is “Thank God for and Pacific Oceana. Houston ■^3.00 OFF Spokane pc 33 20 visited New York just for a few days, and manages Hands.” OUTERWEAR YOUR PURCHASE OF ANY BRAND Indianapolis Tampa c 72 51 to deliver a summons for a parking violation at his Jackson. Mss. Washington pc 52 45 VdoetfoMOO______personal address nearly 10,000 miles away, I Jacksonville Wichita c 54 28 Probate Notice deserves to get paid. ’Therefore, attached please JSfm QWyO rW MHWVWVVO Kansas City c-clear; cl-clearing; cy- NOTICE TO CREDITORS -’ Las Vegas find my check in the amount of $40.” ESTATE OF EDITH A. BAILEY cloudy. f-fair; hz-haze; m- Tbe Hon. David C. lUppe, Judce, of THANKSGIVING TURKEY Little Rock missing: pc-partly cloudy: r- the CmiI of Probate, Dlttnct of Los Angeles rain; sh-showers: smsmoke; Coventry at a bearing held on Quote of the Day November I. 1971 ordered that all Louisville sn-snow; sy-sunny; ts- clalma moat be preaented to tbe Memphis thunderstorms; w-windy. Vice President Walter Mondale on the escalating fbbidary on or before Februair I, IMO U4 .m or be barred as by law provided. tmartiii cost of hospital care: “We estimate that health care Bertha E. UXHCKSTEtNUMME FttNMTMVIlLEYlUU 4 costs in America are rising ... at the rate of $1 IV fiduciary is: nucifSTfi The Almanac million per hour, 24 hours a day, and has been doing Attorn^ Etalo G. Gnuttl, P.O Box m h;; so now for several years. If this keeps going, shortly S^ford Sprtnp, Ct. OpM Drfy H 9 it will be cheaper to fly to the Riviera and spend a mm Use your equity to borrow By United Press Inlernalional 0B9A-11 Today is Wednesday, Nov. 14th, the ?18th day of 1979 week on the b^ ch than it will be to stay overnight the money you need lor debt in a single hospital.” consolidation, ooNsgs sdu- with 47 to follow. Manchester To Advortlao To Roport Nowo cstlon horns Improvsmsnts, - The moon is moving toward its new phase. East Hartford — Glastonbury or any woilhwhSs purposs. 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•Editorial^ iHaurhrstpr Eurutmj Hrralft Directors Eye Government Efficiency Proposals There are currently 12 department saying Roger Negro does an, IJ By LAUREN DAVIS SHEA without cutting town services. He budget forms prepared.” required in the town charter. That is C MancliMtar — A City ol Village Charm heads. The report recommends "outstanding job of investing town Herald Reporter questioned how this would be ac- There was some discussion of not the case in Manchester,” Weber reducing this number to seven and funds. He even has town money ear- Founded Oct. 1,1881 complished if the budget showed on- whether board members have said. N Emergency Preparations MANCHESTER -A special establishing a distinction between a ning interest over the weekend ly, “22 weeks of program X cost Y, meeting of the Board of Directors Weber said the position of finance enough access to information they The report also discussed per- Published by the Manchester Publishing Co., Herald Square, department bead and an operational while 20 weeks of program X costs can trust when approving the budget. sonnel, calling for a thorough job Forewarned is forearmed. ravaged the Windsor-Windsor of a magnitude unimagined Tuesday night was held so town of- head. director, which the board finishing Z.” Manchester, Conn. 06040. Telephone (203) 643-2711. ficials could pick the' mind of the Weiss said the manager should be classification program. The report by state residents however "When Mr. Weiss calls a manage- its term created on a probationary He was told it would be, "very dif- In the case of planning to Locks area, killing three per- M«mb«f. Audit BufMu o( CIroutatlon Msmbor. Unitsd Pr«M Intsmstlonsl management consultant whose changed if the board doesn’t have calls for combining certain ment meeting, eight or nine people basis, was a success. . ficult.” Weiss said, "The era of belt deal with neural disasters, sons and causing more than was there. report contained 64 recommen- confidence in him. departments to provide for closer Stsvon Hsrry, Exocuttvs EdHor should attend, not 25. The smaller When the consultant discussed the tightening is upon us. The job of Cuttomor S«rvlc« — 647>0B46 Frank A. Burbank. Managlno Editor dations to improve town efficiency. Weber said the town’s accounting coordination between those areas preparedness should be the 1200 million in damages. With such a formulated group should be able to work closely budget, it became clear this is an preparing the budget is going to get Raymond F. Robinson, Edttor-Publlshsr Harold E. Turkington, Editor Emsrttus Both incumbent and outgoing system, especially its weekly report, serving the same people. An example byword: the plans laid and The state was lucky then. plan among the participating and effectively with the Board of item dear to the hearts of the dlrec- tougher, while the board is going to members of the Board of Directors, ^tors. The report suggested an is, “among the best I’ve seen.” He is the proposed human services ready to be implemented at a The death rate was low and towns and cities, emergency Directors,” Weber said. have to make tough decisions and said the town is generally in better department. / - in addition to the general manager Weber said the financial area is his elimination of line-item budgets in perhaps cut services, because the moment's notice in the event the number of injured was services could be provided and some department heads, met favor of budget objectives and alter- shape than most of the municipalites Other topics discussed included the special area of expertise. He federal grant money is drying up. his firm has studied. fire and police departments and sup- of tragedy. relatively small when com- almost instantly with with Lee Weber. He is the senior suggested the town’s system of natives. The directors gave that Perhaps the board n e ^ both the line associate of Public Administrative “A study is generally done because port services for the Board of Direc- A program which began pared to the number of per- everyone involved knowing billing for water and sewer service is, proposal a cool reception. item and the objectives/alternatives While it is not pleasant to Services of Washington D.C. His Mayor Penny asked how the the town is in trouble, or because it is tors. Monday is seeking to do this. sons in or near the area when their., particular job and Such was the case on Oct. "extremely slow by anybody’s stan- think about the possibility of report was the result of two months dards.” He said by phaslng-in a proposed system would work. He A coordinated disaster plan the storm struck. destination. 3. One minute stillness, the he spent in town, talkigg to officials, said with the line-item system, the a major disaster costing hun- shortening of the billing period from among 39 communities in the The North Central Connec- Quick action I was im- next, carnage. plus input from specialists in various 90 days to 30 days, the town could directors have been able to weigh Couple Requests state is being sponsored by ticut Emergency Medical perative on Oct. sl^Md would dreds or perhaps thousands areas. realize $428,000 in cash. exactly what they were eliminating. ^ Let the Camisale of lives it must be con- Weber said his most important Weber praised the town treasurer Q Keep you warm and the North Central Connec- Services Council lias realized be even more so « 4i^future The formulation of a recommendation is to amend the Yerplanck Buses the potential for a major sidered. town charter so it eliminates all MANCHESTER — A Ridgewood Street couple asked pretty this winter ticut Emergency Medical disaster site where the fatali- regional emergency plan the Board of Education Tuesday night to bus for Services Council. fatal disaster if ever such a ty count is not so low. references to internal organization." in flannel gowns Despite man’s would not prevent such dis- He said this sweeping change is kindergarten students to the Yerplanck School on Olcott The purpose of the plan is storm struck again in any Included in the regional asters from happening, but it necessary because without it the Street. and robes by technological advances, at Mr. and Mrs. William H. Yost of 3 Ridgewood St. said to bring together emergency part of the state. . plan is an emergency charter acts as red tape to tangle ef- will make it easier to deal the walk along Center Street to the school is too Lana. the present time he has not ficiency in government. services when they are most Although there was no for- medical communications with them when they do. dangerous for Uie five-year-olds. been able to harness nature. Republican Director William neededjil; mal network of emergency network to allow ambulance “The cars don’t watch for pedestrians,” Mrs. Yost Diana objected to this proposal, declared. “There’s traffic coming in and out of there all The impetus to formulate services on Oct. 3, the situa- and other services to directly And when a disaster saying it violates the intent of 1947 ^w Wonderful stocking /f|' the time.” such a plan was in the form of tion was Handled quite well. communicate with each charter. Both Mayor Stephen Penny He can predict it at times, happens, eyery second will The most direct route from the Yosts’ home to the ^ stuffers and gift the Oct. 3 tornado which The potential for a disaster other, and Deputy Mayor Stephen Cassano but at other times he cannot. count. school is .9 of a mile long. Assistant Superintendent ^ said times are changing. They said Wilson Deakin told the board. He said the route has items for a coay primary attention should to paid to sidewalks and a crossing guard at the Center/Olcott in- Christmas SCOOPS krPw<8M!fd efficiency and saving money. tersection, although Deakin conceded the route is a The report also suggested an alter- "heavily trafficked street:” Letters to the Editor /aiUNTUMEN. NOW WEAR! PU3U$MU«i A^N. WE I SAir THERE, n > K MOST native to the broad charter revision Mrs. Yost said she was speaking for other parents on which outgoing Director Joseph Also, take ARE INTROPUCVR: A MUCK MORE AdRESSIKE MARKETW^ FRHiMTniUir PLEASEP the street. She said one father drives seven children to Sweeney termed, "more saleable to school in the morning and then she goes to pick them up advantage To the editor: ^ STRATEa); the public.” Weber said the Board of It used to be said in former years We were also told that the MCSR LONDON TINES IF r o d WOULP REAP at 11. of our 20% BOARD BOON Directors ^ould have the authority Yost claimed the sidewalks are not shoveled during the Uiat the difference between a conser- questions were "not compatible with ,A U APOtfTiT! to alter the administrative structure sale on the philosophical concepts of winter and this makes the route more hazardous. vative Republican and a liberal of the town by ordinance, acting upon The school board took no action on the administrative democracy,” this from a town com- selected Republican was that the conser- the recommendation of the general appeal, citing the time period to review the appeal. vative was opposed to all change, mittee which has not been able to manager. Peter Crombie, chairman of the transportation sub- items by whereas the liberal was in favor of allow democratic selection of its own Regarding the general manager, committee, said the board will take a vote later and Warner's and some change —but not now. members. Weber said. If Mr. Weiss wasn’t the promised to contact the Yosts. manager. I’m not sure anyone else Maidenform In Manchester, we seem to have Continuing to wave the flag, they Thoughts He called me up. He didn’t know if could manage the organization as it Recount Confirms Victory uncovered a new breed of also told us that the MCSR questions We will note be is set up now.” Republican, a reincarnation of the were "incompatible with the free jy he was going to make it. He knew I GREENWICH (UPI) - percent of he total tally. open Mondayi The report stated Weiss’s span of enterprise system.” Theoretically, was acquainted with the darkness he A recount has confirmed Two years ago, Mrs. Sims thru Chriitmai late senator from Wisconsin, control includes direct supervision of feared. the re-election victoiy of survived two recounts and During the course of the past elec- free enterprise encourages initiative 16 d e p a r t m e n t h e a d s , w h ile and the voicing of original and honest The Herald in Washington He wanted to tell me some of the Democratic First a court battle to become The Camisole 913 Main St. tion campaign, the voters were experience has shown four in- Selectwoman Ruth L. Sims the first Democrat in 72 treated to a series of cliches, questions, but, characteristically, it mystery of himself. ’They were diriduals. is the maximum number Manchester M precious secrets he could bold no over Republican years elected to the Fair- f 649-0189 ^ platitudes and empty slogans, ac- has been the pretended defenders of that can be effectively supervised. longer. I listened intently. I told him challenger Albert Varner field County town’s top companied by the constant drone of free enterprise who have sought its "Weiss is able to handle the large Jr., by 109 votes. elected job. demise. War Raging Over Farmland some mysteries about him, he hadn’t responsibility because he’s been in McCarthy-like intonations: "Are you The recount Tuesday now, or have you ever, been a The local Repubulicans are telling seen in himself before: his Integrity, Manchester a long time, not because Final Farewell showed Mrs. Sims official- it is a good organization,” Weber member of any organization which us what we already know, that By LISA SHEPARD future tragedy not only nationally, but too valuable to go unprotected. His his wisdom, his committed love, his ly received 10,822 votes to said. Tom Moser, says a sad farewell to his bird dog as federal government must not interfere in the WASHINGTON - Imagine a half- on a global scale.” concern led to the House Agriculture perceptive mind, his grasp of life. 10,713 for Varner. A third supported the Community Develop- The report suggested ways to marshals ordered him off his farm in the Tellico Dam project profit making of any commercial mile strip of land extending from New Committee’s recent passage of a bill Another mystery broke into our candidate. Independent ment Block Grant Program or any The potential tragedy Bergland is eliminate the organizational defect. enterprise. To the contrary, it must providing $80.5 million over a four- tim e' together, a mysterious area in Greenback, Tenn., Tuesday. After the farewell to his James Nedley, received other organization which advocates York to California and that will give referring to concerns food. As more The assistant general manager dog Moser, 46, held hands with his sisters and issued a defiant interfe?e to guarantee profit levels you an idea of how much U.S. prime year period for financial and Presence no one has ever named 340 votes. the improvement of the quality of life and more farmland Is lost, the United should assume direct supervision of The recount was and to save enterprise from farmland is swallowed up each year technical aid to start pilot land adequately. We just knew that ’’To hell with TVA,” as he left his house and four-acre farm. in Manchester? Have you ever States’ ability to produce abundant budget and research, personnel, data ncessary because Mrs. bankruptcy. In any case the needs of by urban sprawl. protection projects. another "Me” was present. It felt processing and support services (or The TVA has ag re^ to take care of Moser’s dog for up to 30 cooperated with agents of a foreign food supplies for this country and the Sims’ Nov. 6 victory One project, for example, could just as it was first revealed to days until he can relocate. (DPI photo) power, such as the U.S. the people are of no consequence. To put the problem in greater rest of the world diminishes propor- the board of directors. margin was less than .5 government?" The major problems related to perspective, in the last 10 years tionally. enable a county to purchase develop- Abraham: “I am here.” And that As the Republicans sought to housing —availability and cost —are about 30 million acres of farmland By the year 2000, some fear that all ment rights to selected prime mysterious Presence held him and capitalize on the confusions part of a national crisis, intesified by have been converted to non? the food produced in the United farmland which m i^ t otherwise he me up out of the darkness, into the muTb ru n e generated by the anti-HUD referen- inflation and threat of depression. agricultural uses — that’s an area the States will be consumed here, Converted for non-agrlcultural Ught. The mystery of me is precious and dum, they reached a peak of They are problems neither created size of Connecticut, Massachusetts, leaving hungry millions of people development. Development rights holy and sacred. When you listen in- irrelevancy and evasion when they by Manchester’s officials nor unique Vermont, New Hampshire, Rhode from other nations that depend on consist of the right to use property tently to that mystery described by characterized as "socialist dogma" a to Manchester’s population. Island and Delaware. U.S. crops. for purposes other than agricultural another me, when you speak a set of questions proposed to the can- ’The candidates were not asked to It adds up to a loss of three million ’The tragedy, as Bergland portrays uses. ORANG didates by the Manchester Citizens solve the problems; they were asked acres of farmland a year or 12 square it, centers around simple supply and The Senate hasurge the Germans to cancel authorities had begun to relax their nuclear capability in the early 1980s: 5no40< tators and unstable rulers get their threat of nuclear devastation. The the contract. Tlie Germans refused. harsh policies. Yugoslavia, Pakistan, South Korea, eSA officials said that emergency hands on nuclear weapons, is predicted test not only will violate There are even more ominous un- ’This very relaxation, grimly Egypt, Iraq, Saudi Arabia and Libya. crisis centers would be set up to ominously close. Secret intelligence several international test-ban dercurrents. The German posed by the military hardliners, An Atomic Apocalypse may be provide funds and heating oil in every estimates warn that Brazil, the agreements which Brazil has signed; Kraftwerke Union (KWU) company, may have hastened Brazil's nuclear closer than we think. state. largest dictatorship in the western it is also expected to take place which has been shipping nuclear drive. Some experts, such as Larry Winter Woes By early November, however, only Ft-esh Baked Bread a hemisphere, is preparing to test a above the ground, which will release components to Brazil since 1977, has Bims of the well-regarded Council on Massachusetts bad an approyed For the ski set. New England will nuclear device in the near future. radioactive residue into the at- now closed a deal with the Argentine Hemispheric Affairs, believe Brazil center. None of the other snow belt soon become a winter wonderland, This will follow mosphere. states had received one federal cent dictatorship to build reactors for has chosen this time to explore a with glistening snosry slopes and hot the shock waves The Brazilians have been for emergency fuel needs. CSA had Argentina. Although not all the nuclear device as a way of appeasing buttered rum at the end of the day. OUR from the reported promised to act on the state catapulted into the nuclear age by details are known, experts suspect the military hardliners. But for thousands of needy and aged tVnVDNf nuclear explosion The proliferation of nuclear programs within five days of the West Germans who in 1975 this will make weapons-grade in nearby cities and toems, the onset UMrracc 4PERCN/ off the South accepted a $10 billion deal to produce weapons, meanwhile. Is the legacy of receiving plans. , plutonium available to one of the of winter means bone-chilling cold in African coast last reactors for Brazil. The U.S. govern- most ruthless governments in South the n u c lw power industry. The ad- Neil Newman of Connecticut’s ClMck Our Weekly kvStoie Spedels unheated rooms because they can’t WoRoMnotlMRiilittoLiRMtQimlHioi , r- month. • ment had blocked Westingbouse from Africa. vocates were so eager to promote INvislon of Human Resources told afford the skyrocketing hikes in SALE (TEMS THROUGH N0V .18 For Added Sevkigs _____ Intelligence v signing a similar contract because Worse, Brazil reportedly has set peaceful nuclear enwgy around the us, "We couldn’t stand any cold spell beating oil pricisp. experts suspect thd’Brazilians insisted upon using a aside' its grievances agaii^ Argen- world that they also spread military at all.” Another worried state of- Preddent Carter pledged that no Maac1nsI*t : Mud Street iMun Office); PuJtidl Pbcc i Dnw In); Bun Comcn ( a ^ the South Africans deny) that process that would produce weapons- ficial commented: ‘T m hoping it Savings Bank ShnpptniCeMCf. Eoet CcBler Street; Manchnia Pirkuie; H«t(ord Rnd at McKee, tina and has reached a secret a g r ^ nuclear technology. Americans srill. freeze for lack of cumhenland farm s South Africa has tested a nuclear grade plutonium. won’t be like last winter. They ShofiraePUaii Spencer; Top Notch ShuppMi Center at Kiifih End. ■ ^ ment with its old adversary to Central Intelligence Agency fuel. For the past two winters. Carter Es M HartlordiBumiide Avenue; hnnan Bridpe Pliia. BokoniBahna Noichat Route 44A. explosive. Indeed, a top-secret in- assured us things would move quick- Aadever Andnwer Shoppuf PUia South Windsor: Sulhvan Avenue Shoppu^ Cducr. 1200 sto res there's o n e n ea r you! Not only did the West Germans cooperate on nuclear pnatters. analysts predict Argentina will have bureaucrats promised to provide ly, but right now It looks grim.” of ManchesterAshfofd: )uaaiunlLouict44li 44A. Member F.D.I C. Telephoae64^l700. Open 7 days for your convenience telligence estimate claims that South nuclear armaments in the early 19Mls. agree to use this irresponsible Brazil’s anticipated nuclear financial help to those who couldn’t Africa has possessed the technology process but Chancellor Helmut Not to be outdone by its arch rival, A CSA spokesman sheepishly ad- detonation wili worsen Washington’s afford beating oil. But federal money to huild nuclear weapons for three Schmidt boasted that the deal was strained relations with the Brazilian Argentina, Chile's military goverii-, mitted, "In some cases the tur- arrived only after the blustery years. the biggest export contract in Ger- military rulers, foreign affairs ment is pushing nuclear develop- naround hasn’t been as quick as we’d winters ended, i like.” Now intelligence sources an- many’s history. Jimmy Carter, upon ment. ft — EVENING HERALD. Wed.. Nov, 14. I9li EVENING HERALD, Wed., Nov. 14, 1979 - 7 Hublard Lauded Nursing Home Agency On Ending Term Inefficient, Feds Say MANCHE^STER — School members gave kudos and HARTFORD (UPI) — The state agency thanks to Republican Verna Hublard, who ended her lone hospital and medical care division said the regulating Connecticut nursing homes is state agency “ has not taken the ap three-year term with the Board of Elducation T u e s^ y severely understaffed and inefficient, a n l^ t. propriate measures, even though aware of report by a federal survey team con these problems, to force these (nursing Vice Chairman Eleanor' Coltman presented a cer cludes. tificate of appreciation from the board to Mrs. Hublard. homes) to bring their facilities into com The Boston office of the U.S. Depart “ You were the most conscientious board membbr I’ve pliance.” ment of HealUi, Education and Welfare The HEW recommended that in cases of had the opportunity to work with," she said, "and you reported the state Department of Health will be sorely missed.” repeated deficiencies, the state should S e rv ic e s has done little to c o rrect threaten to cancel Medicaid funds to the Superintendent Jam es Kennedy offered praise from the deficiencies dating back about three years homes. Four homes had documented administration, crediting her with sustaining Interest in at some nursing homes. repeated deficiencies for a period of more the school’s volunteer program and with being a cham The 24 page report also threatened the than three years. pion of the "special area subjects In the elementary state with the loss of federal funds unless schools.” In reviewing the files of 15 nursing the health services department stops homes, the HEW report said state inspec Mrs. Hublard will be replaced by Barbara A. Higley, assigning state work to employees whose tions were conducted in an “ adequate and who was elected last Tuesday. jobs are federally funded. acceptable manner” but concluded the in Although the report found substantial spection process as a whole took too long. problems in nursing homes, it also found The study said in some cases, it took six that the state generally did a good and w eeks for inspection reports to ,be Educators Grant adequate job of policing health care. returned to the homes so they could sub The report submitted to the DHS mit a plan for correction. Teacher’s Leave Form al Announcement MANCHESTER — In personnel action Tuesday nighut, Republican front-runner Ronald Reagan introduces his wife, Nancy, the Board of Education granted a leave of abMnce to to some 1,000 persons who attended a $500-a-plate fundraiser in New Kathleen M. Schrass, a special education teacher at York City Tuesday after the former governor and ex-actor had made Keeney School. his formal announcement that he would seek the GOP presidential Superintendent Jam es Kennedy said Mrs. Schrass, who nomination. (UPI photo) has been at the school since 1974, has received a Rotary Foundation Educational Award for Teachers of the Han dicapped and will be studying at the University College of Swansea in Wales. Murder Trial Under Way Kennedy said the foundation annually sponsors scholarship for school personnel and commended Mrs. NEW LONDON (UPI) - An apartment his employer called to find out why he did Schrass for winning the “ highly competitive” award. house superintendent has testified she not show up for work. She said Silva was stretched out on the bed with his head and The school board al4o accepted the resignation of An found the battered and bloodied body of Francis Silva on his bed on Dec. 7, 1977. upper body covered by a quilt. 4 tonio Vargas, a Bennet Junior High School industrial arts teacher who took a job in private industry. Mrs. Grace Woodhall of New London Police said expensive stereo equipment Kennedy said the district experiences a shortage of appeared on the stand Tuesday in the first appeared to be missing from Silva’s apart teachers in this and other areas. day of testimony in the trial of Jerry K. ment but the state has given no motive fof "Industrial arts is the prime one," he said, "Many Glenn, 20, who is accused of killing Silva, the slaying. leave for private industry and it’s extremely difficult to 62, in his third floor New London apart Glenn is the first person in three years to go on trial for murder in New London find qualified persons." ment, County. Kennedy said the schools are also short of teachers in Mrs. Woodhall said she found Silva after the math/sciences and special education areas. School Elevator To Carry People what a beautiful MANCHESTER —The Board of Elducation Tuesday night approved the conversion of a freight elevator at the high school to a passenger elevator Superintendent Jam es Kennedy said this year's budget includes a line item for the work, which is mainly to com BALI ply with federal regulations for handicapped persons. He said the elevator would transport the handicapped students as well as some freight which would be too N heavy to carry. Other code work involves modifications to four toilet facilities, installation of ramps, alterations to doors and modifications to the fire alarm system. Kennedy said the district would be eligible for "partial reimbursement " from the state. 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Doher- Anglo the theft of a stereo system from the SOUTH WINDSOR -Rudolph J. ty, 74, of 109 Orchard St., Ellington, Pelletier, 66, of 24 Indian Trail, South Coniam^s Business Deals music room at Illing Junior High died Tuesday at his home. slacks, Coniam maintained his com- Earl Yost School, 227 East Middle Turnpike, Windsor, died Monday at St. FS*ancis By LAUREN DAVIS SHEA ford. - . He was born in St. Damien, posure throughout this morning's Tuesday afternoon. Hospital and Medical Center. He was Herald Reporter His accountants were George Sports Editor Quebec, Canada, on Dec. 10,1904. He the husband of Beatrice (Couture) court proceedings and appeared to be Mrosek of Manchester, and Wiliam M VP with Stargell The incident is under investigation. HARTFORD -U .S. Bankruptcy well-versed In the dates and transac- lived in Mexico, Maine, for many Pelletier. Chipman and Mark Sheptoff of Keith Hernandez. It’s unfortunate years where he was a paper maker Ckiurt in Hartford was filled today as NEW YORK (UPI) EVCIl fourths and three fifths. Hernandez He was bom in Acushnet, Mass., tions discussed in front of Judge Glastonbury. that a guy like Dave Winfield Police reported the theft of six hub for Boise Cascade. He trad been a and had lived in Hartford and East some 30 people came to hear the Robert L. Krechevsky. Occasionally ‘Pleasure, Treat to Play* Keith Hernandez agreed was the only player named on all 24 caps from two separate vehicles at His accounting records, it was in- couldn't win, or Omar Moreno, who ballots. * resident of Ellington for the past Hartford 22 years before moving to court attempt to untangle the he said he couldn’t recall exact dicated, are scattered in places all “It’s a pleasure, a treat, to play for the Aetna World Cup. It’s a choosing between the league’s Lj/nch Toyota Tuesday. The loss was business dealings of real estate finan- plays every day. I don't play every Hernandez, rebounding from a dis- eight years and was a communicant South Windsor four months ago. He figures. along the east coast. He told the day.” valued at 2354, police said. of St. Bernard's Church, Rockville. cier Charles "Jack” Coniam of treat to come to Hartford and I’m happy to be involved,” Dennis producer and the appointing 1978 campaign, batted .344 was employed as a woodworker for (kmiam's dealings involved, among court that to his knowledge, all of the It marked the first time in the 49- .. He leaves a son, Wilfred M. Doher- Manchester. Ralston, captain of the United States team reported yesterday of a championship team to win his first batting title and also the Kaman Corp. of Bloomfield for 18 others, the Marilyn Court records still exist. year history of the Baseball Writers An unidentified female fled from ty, and a daughter, Mrs. George M. Coniam told-the court that he lost topped the league in runs scored years before his retirement four Apartments in Manchester, the Ted- The involved financial case is as teams were announced for the 11th and final Aetna World, Association of America two players Sears, 348 West hfiddle Turnpike, Tripp, both gf Ellington; five in excess of $2.5 million between the selecting the Most Valuable (116) and doubles (48). He also years ago. He was a member of St. dy Bear Lounge in Vernon, the expected to take months to resolve. Cup. have shared the trophy. Tuesday with three electric blankets grandchildren and one great- period of 1977 to 1979. He said this who played big parts in the early finishMl-giecond to teammate Garry Margaret Mary Church of South Presidential complex in Blast Hart- Besides the bankmptcy proceedings, Speaking at a press conference Player in the National League. The 26-year-oId Hernandez, the valued at $140.97, police said. grandchild. was the result of making loans to matches will be brought back and Templeton in hits, with 210. Windsor, a member of the Blast Hart- ford, the Alpine Apartments in Ver- there are suits filed against Ckmiam yesterday in Hartford, Ralston, via a “I figured the year I had was first baseman for the St. Louis Car- Police said the store security head Funeral services will be held partnerships, huge expenses on the paired once again. In addition, he drove in 105 runs ford Senior Citizens Club and a non, the Church Comers Inn, East in Hartford and Tolland County phone hookup from California, worthy of the MVP,” said Her- dinals, and Stargell each received 216 spotted the suspect attempting to upkeep of the buildings he owned, an M Un the line will be $130,000 with the despite hitting only 11 homers. His Saturday. 10 a.m., at the Church of member of the ICDA. Hartford, Rocky Hill Indoor 'Tennis Superior (Courts. The suits were filed named Arthur Ashe, Charlie nandez, who Tuesday was named points from the 24 members of the leave with several jackets. However, extensive staff of accountants, at- winning team splitting $90,000 and run production (runs scared plus RBI St. Therese in Mexico. Maine. Burial Besides his wife, he leaves two Court, the Pomfret Rapquet Gubjind by investors who are trying to recoup Pasarell, Marty Riessen and himself, co-winherof the award with Willie BBWAA - two from each city in a police said, a cashier near the area will be in St. John's Cemetery, Rum- torneys and clerical aides, and in- the loser taking $40,000. less home runs) was highest in sons, Robert R. Pelletier of Fort some apartments in Pomfret. some of their money. to face Austrialia March 6-9 at the Stargell. “But Willie also had a good system that awards 14 points for first stopped the suspect. terest payments to investors. Mike Beach, tournament chair- the major leagues. ford, Maine. Calling hours are Lauderdale, Fla., and Raymond R. Coniam’s partners included per- Most of Coniam's financial Hartford Civic Center. y ^ r and he’s such a leader. It’s a place, nine for second, eight for According to ^llce, the suspect es- Friday, 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m., at the "Without question I was losing $50,- man, reports ticket Sales have gone "You work hard all your life just to caped through the northwest door of Pelletier of E ast H artford; a sons from Connecticut and other New dealings involved partnerships FYed Stolle, Aussie captain, on over the 3,000 mark and as many as once in a lifetime thing, if that many. third, etc. get to the major leagues,” Her- Meader Funeral Home, 3 Franklin 000 to $70,000 a month,” Coniam said. England states, Texans, people from the store, grabbing the electric daughter, Mrs. Theresa P. Lindberg between himself, attorney White, hand after flying up from Miami, 4,500 to 5,000 package seats — for all It's a great honor.” "I was convinced that I would nandez said, “and when you get there St., Rumford. Ladd Funeral Home 19 Coniam, who was a former basket- New Jersey, and military personnel. blankets as she fled. Police said she of South Windsor; two grand- and other wealthy interests. ITie nominated himself. Rod Laver. John four days - are expected to be sold Stargell, the 38-year-oId first finish second,” Hernandez said. it's really a big thrill. But to have Ellington Ave.. Rockville has charge ball coach at the University of His advisor, during the mid 1970’s baseman for the champion escaped into a waiting car. No daughters, Kathleen and Darlene partnerships soured when the tangled Newcombe, Ken Rosewall and Roy before opening night. "Right up until the last minute I just this happen is just beautiful.” of local arrangements. Connecticut, and who at one time ran was attorney Craig White. The two Pittsburgh Pirates, had also won the descriptions were available on the Pelletier, both of Fort Lauderdale, web of financial problems made it Emerson as his felt that I wasn't going to win. I think Stargell b a tt^ .281 with 32 homers the enormous financial and real es- banks with which Coniam had playoff and World Series MVPs. suspect or the driver of the car, Fla.; four brothers, Harry Pelletier too complex to operate. squad for the four- it's great. I’m glad to share it. I'm and 82 RBI, but it was his perfor- tate empire, now says he has no cash. dealings were Manchester State Playing Schedule "I’m happy to receive this award,” police said. Henry Adams and Armand Pelletier, both of East day play which will proud to have my name up there with mance down the stretch that earned Hartford, George Pelletier and Aime Dressed in a sport jacket and Bank and Guaranteed Bank of Hart- limited to players The format will find singles and Stargell said. "I'm also happy for his. EAST HARTFORD -H enry A. him MVP support. The big first Pelletier, both of New Bedford, H old up Probed from the two coun- doubles play on Thursday, singles "Willie's such a great man. I felt Police said a 1975 Oldsmobile Vista Adams, 68, of 56 Pendleton Drive, baseman came through repeatedly Mass.; four sisters, Mrs. Eugenia tries 35 and over. and an exhibition match Friday, with we were both deserving but I just owned by Frances E. Buonano, 36, of East Hartford, died Tuesday at his with the clutch hits in the last six Melancon, Mrs. Rachel Lapre and Audit Due This Week GLASTONBURY - Police are in- "The Aetna afternoon play on Saturday and Sun- believed the sentiment was with weeks of the season as the Pirates 66 Constance Drive, Manchester, was home. Mrs. Antonia Carrier, all of East vestigating a robbery which took World Cup is a day with singles and doubles matches Willie. It completely caught me by stolen from the Manchester Parkade Bom in Turners Falls, Mass., Oct. MANCHESTER -R elease of the objected that they were injecting an held off the Montreal Expos to win Hartford, and Mrs. Lucille Desor- place at 1 a.m. today at the Friendly great event," each day. surprise.” Tuesday. 30, 1911, he had lived in the Hartford town audit, which almost became an issue into the campaign at the last the NL East title. miers of Manchester. Ice Cream Shop on. Main Street. Stolle said. The “We are anxious to make the win- Stargell had 10 first-place votes as area for many years, including the eleventh-hour issue in the local elec- minute and, in effect denying the In addition to his 10 first place Funeral services will be Thursday, Police said no one was injured in man who has been dup event a good one,” Stolle said. "I compared to just four for Hernandez, votes, Stargell had three seconds, Police charged Brian T. Gullo, 17, past 15 years in East Hartford. He tion is expected at the end of the Republicans adequate opportunity to R lessen 9:15 a.m., from Samsel-Bassinger the robbery, in whidi two black involved in all p r^ ict an even-up match. I think we but the Cardinals' first baseman four thirds, one fourth and two of 284 Lake St., Manchester, with was the owner and president of week. reply. Funeral Home, 419 Buckland Road, males got away with an undeter- previous 10 meetings added. we may have better doubles teams and scored heavily in runnerup votes with sixths. He was named on 20 of the 24 third-degree criminal trespass and Adams Jewelers, u85 Main St., The audit,, which will show a sur- Two weeks before election town of- South Windsor, followed by a mass of mined amount of money, according have all enjoyed the hospitality and the four singles matches will be eight seconds, seven thirds, two ballots. fourth-degree criminal attempt to Manchester. He was a member of the plus of about $40,000, was to have ficials had estimated the surplus Christian burial, 10 a.m,, at St, to police. the crowds have been fantastic, 10,- close.” commit larceny. Gemmological Institute of America been released at a press conference would be $216,000. Decisions to Margaret Mary Church. Burial will Glastonbury police officials said 000 for every match in Hartford. The Aussie leader felt the key for Police alleged Gullo tried to steal a and was a prominent bass player by Democratic members of the restore a leaf collection program and be in Wapping Cemetery, South this morning the robbery is similar to The two countries are now ail even the USA was Riessen, who is still wallet from a locker at Manchester with a number of Connecticut polka Board of Directors on Nov. 5, the day to repair a hockey rink at the Nike Windsor. Calling hours are today several other hold-ups of Friendly in their 10-year series, the playing on the world circuit, and High School this morning. He was to bands, most recently the Dick Pillar before the town election. site reportedly reduced the figure to from 7 to 9 p.m. Ice Cream Shops in the area in recent Americans winning the last four to doing well.___ Ralston is confident be released on bond, police said, for a and Walter Polecki band. He had also The Democrats changed their $40,000. Ashe, currently Dec. 3 appearance in East Hartford mind"!, however, after Republican weeks. square the set. Third Straight played in the Hartford Symphony for Title recuperating from Superior Court. a number of years. Keilh Hernandez Charlotte Hansen a mild heart at- He is survived by three brothers, All Can Still Play tack, will be ready. Ekiward A. Adams of Manchester, MANCHESTER -M rs. Charlotte "All the players involved can still "I am thinking in Class Added Joseph J. Adams of Greenfield, 0. Hansen of 206 Vernon St., B uck la n d T r affic Studied play good tennis. We’re not as good a positive way. that Manchester, died Tuesday. She was Additional class was Second Man Mass., and Julian S, Adams of MANCHESTER -A Capitol However, the study didn't say build,”’ she declared. as when we were younger but still he will be ready, For Bolton Tigers Easthampton, Mass.; three sisters, the wife of Elmer S. Hansen. whether the proposed development The $1(XI million development has know all the moves and Imw to hit the possibly not, but added to the field for the Bom in Kingston. Mass., she had Region Council of Governments for Tolland. Held in Fire Mrs. Mary A. Radowicz of study released Tuesday analyzes the will adversely or positively affect the been proposed by Buckland ball. I think the tennis will be fan- I ’m lo o k in g Five Mile Road Race in Led by Greg Fenton’s two- Bolton Coach Norm Morrissette lived in Manchester for the last 38 Greg Fenton rushed for 142 yards was assisted by Tony Kalkus and Ron Springfield. Mass., Mrs. Rosalie traffic and employment impact from region. Associates of Houston, which has not tastic,” Ralston echoed from sunny forward to having Manchester Thanksgiving touchdown performance, the Tuvek of Hartford and Mrs. Louise years. She was formerly a teacher in revealed the details of its plan. The California where the temperature RoBcwallI Ashe. for a season-total of 1,820 yards while Waters. MANCHESTER - Police arrested the proposed Buckland Commons “The draft analyzes the traffic im- morning with receipt of Bolton “ A” Tigers topped a second man in connection with the Sparko of Easthampton, Mass.; and the West Hartford and Manchester pact and the employment impact of project includes a 750,(X)0 square foot was 85 degrees. Ashe and Newcombe are the real Mike Fenton finished with 780 yards. "A" team players were Jeff Balch, public school systems. commercial and residential com- Patty Lyons’ entry. Tolland, 22-8, last Sunday to Mike Fenton, Rich Rose, Jon Soares Ted Brown, Dave Caruso. Mike Fen- April 17 blaze which damaged a van several nieces and nephews. plex the mall," Ms. London said. "It also shopping mall, possibly straddling Stolle, who said it was 81 when he veterans of Aetna World Cup play, Besides her husband, she leaves a capture their third straight and Wayne Polansky were defensive ton, Greg Fenton, Tony Fiano, Tim parked on Westfield Street. Funeral services will be Friday at The draft will be presented to critiques the studies done by the the Manchester-South Windsor town boarded the plane from Blorida for each having participated on eight Lyons, of Boston, is the Alfred M. Wilcox, 26, of Norwich 9:30 a.m. from the John F. Tierney daughter, Mrs. John H. (Ellen) developer in terms' of economic im- line, as well as single-family homes Hartford, admitted it “wasn't too previous squads. Ashe was named country’s leading female Eastern Connecticut Midget standouts for the winners. Kalkus, (Jiris Mulcahy, Jeff Peter- CRCOG’s regional planning commis- The Bolton "B" Tigers downed the was charged with second degree ar- Funeral Home. 219 West Center St., Miller Jr. of Farmington; four pact of the mall.” and town houses. tough to get the old gang together.” the most valuable player last March marathon runner. A four- Football League cham- son, Wayne Polansky, Rich Rose, Jon sion Thursday night, according to Coventry Panthers, 20-12, to finish son and first degree criminal mis- with a mass of Christian burial with brothers, Robert Owers in Oregon, "Rut it doesn’t say 'build' or 'don't A decade ago, Australia ruled the when play was staged in New Haven. Soares, Don Sposito, Bill Chabot and staff member Nancy London, time winner of the pionship. with an 8-1 mark. Clarence Zachery chief. police said. He was presented the Church of the Assumption at 10 Richard Owers in Massachusetts, world in tennis. Laver, Rosewall, If Ashe is unavailable. Ralston said Adam Matrick James Owers in Vermont and Women’s Fenton scored on runs of 1 and 45 led Bolton with three touchdowns on Making up the “B" team were in East Hartford Superior Court a.m. Burial will be in East Emerson, Newcombe and Stolle had he would bring in 51-year-old Pancho yards, Ted Brown tossed a 35-yard Cemetery. Calling hours are Theodore Owers in Florida; two much to do with the success enjoyed Gonzales.' Division of runs of 8, 24 and 70 yards and he Dave Janton, Dan Kloo. Dave Curry, today after failing to post a $5,000 TD aerial to Jeff Peterson, and Mike added the final points with a two- surety bond, police said. Thursday, 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. sisters, Mrs. Eleanor Smith in N o w at the time. "We may have lost a stride or two the Ocean Chuck Senteio, Bill Sheetz. Harley Missouri and Mrs. Faith Darrow in Fenton and Brown added a pair of point safety. Jody Morton scored on Ironfield, Thad Rodrigue, Clarence Police had arrested Mark C - a t The pendulum has shifted and over the years but it has been proven State RUN two-point conversions in leading the Texas, and three grandchildren. runs of 40 and 6 yards for Coventry. Zachary, Darren Gonder, Jeff Hinds, Spicer, 20, of Montville on similar Paper Drive SiefferVs says today the Uinted States boasts 7 or 8 than players 35 and over can play Marathon FOR Tigers, who have been unbeaten Zachery had 210 yards to finish charges Monday. The two were Memorial service will be of the top 10 players in the world and some pretty good tennis," Stolle LIFE Keith Jarvis. Troy Carreiro, Joel in Rhode three years in a row. with a total of 1,176 yards for the Hoffman, John Roberts, Jay Fiano. arrested for allegedly firebombing HEBRON — The Hebron Volunteer Thursday, 2:30 p.m.. at Hangen- this is the reason the format has been added. "The boys are up for it and isss^ Island, she Gary (Jook scored on a 55-yard run season. Zachery and Joel 'Huffman Dave Boisoneau and Erik Gilnack. the van and causing an estimated $4,- Fire Department will conduct a Ahern Funeral Home, 111 Main.St., changed between the two countries. they are all excited. It’s an honor to and Bob Elliot added the conversion were defensive standouts. 000 worth of damage to the vehicle. paper drive, Dec. 1 from 9 a.m. to 11 Rt. 4, Unionville, with burial at the Uncle Sam's best players are just play and we want to win that last also won Spicer was released on a $5,000 sur- a.m. convenience of the family in Carver, GENERAL ELE a R I too for 4be younger Anssies one.” the same ety bond, police said, and is Those having papers to contribute, Mass. There will be no calling hours. today. Last year the Americans won, Ralston echoed the same state- honor in scheduled to appear in Blast Hartford and wishing to have them picked up, Memorial donations may be made to 7-0. ment. Honolulu Superior Court on Nov. 26. should contact John Franceschena Firsb Church of Christ Scientist, Thus, for the World Cup's grand The last hurrah has all the ear- Six Reasons East Catholic and was se- 646-5527. Manchester. HAS SOMETHING finale, some of the players over 35 marks of going out with a bang. cond best in the Boston Mischief SHOP PINEMIRST FOR THE VEMBEST HOUDAY FOODS Marathon Shared HCC Grid Laurels C O O K IN C ’FO RYOU Trotiier Relieved last April among the One Pie Pumpkin, 3 cans $1.00; Boiled Onions, 59t; Fleischmann's Margarine, By LEN AUSTER pound senior Mike Giliberto who has gains in his technique. He has the 89t; LAND OF LAKES BUTTER, lb. $1.69; and Shurfine Cranberry Sauce, 3 cans SPECIAL MODELS • SPECIAL REBATES • SPECIAL PRICES fairer set. Her time was a been ripping through defenses like a strength and athletic ability to do Charge Herald Sportswriler JLllQ______Islanders Revived personal high 2:38.22. runaway train from his fullback post. what's asked of him.” Left guard Lodged CHECK THESE REBATE MICROWAVt , ( , „ VoaUty. Doobla Last month in the New Two heavyweights, three He, in eight games, has set a school Bednar "by far is the quickest and RIB PORTION SpLECTED LEAN | K OVEN J j o ( . OOBVaBlOM. UNIONDALE, N.Y, (UPI) — Bryan 'Trottier Icxiked somewhat York Marathon, Lyons lightweights and a converted, rushing mark of 1,092 yards. has excellent technique. (7 Riba) VERIBE8T RIB A LOIN ^ The convenience of a SOUTH WINDSOR - ./lo o microwave oven and a relieved, but the New York Islanders’ star center was quick to was fourth in 2:40.17, the defensive back. Add them The men in the trenches of (left to "That’s the beauty of football. If Lori McCartney, 19, of 75 PORK OFFERS! self-cleaning oven — all interject a note of caution into the happy dressing room scene. together and you have just six right) Mitchell, Bednar. Knox, you realize you’re lacking in some 1 99 in one unit. The micro- best finish by an Alosky and Karzar have protected areas, you can make it up in others. Goodhill Road was ROAST CENTER ^ wave oven features “It’s just a little too early to tell,” American. reasons why the 1979 East ^ arrested Tuesday on a oookln^ by time or by quarterback Tony Pachesa and He (Bednar) has excellent quickness Trottier said when asked if Tuesday Steve Vickers and Don Maloney. Lyons will appear in her Catholic football team owns a opened the holes for the runnings and technique which allows him to ,, 'S ' warrant charging her with PORK CHOPS,^ 1 temperature with the lIlcroThermometer'* night’s 10-5 drubbing of the New York Then, with the help of consecutive first Five Miler through share of the HCC cham- backs. And Giliberto has supplied the play in the offensive line at ,the light third-degree criminal mis- . 99« temperature oontrol. The Rangers would turn things around for penalties against the Rangers' chief. cooktop featureo famous pionship. bulk of the ground game which East weight which he is, " Kelly states. his club. "We’ve lost six games so far Walter Tkaezuk, the Islanders the efforts of Connecticut Police Chief John Tod a y... ordar PInahurat Fraah Turkaya or Capona... Holiday Rib Roaat Baaf Calrod* plug in surface Mutual and its Run for The 'heavyweights’ are tackles sorely lacked in years past. Knox is the lightest in the front five unite. And the lower and they've been six bad games. We erupted for six goals in less than 12 Jamie Mitchell, 6-foot, 185-pounds, Giliberto, in pre-season planning, but "he has outstanding toughness,” Kerrigan said the arrest or Morroll Hama ... Oyatara ... 643-4181 Cleans oven has a distal clock, lacked desire. We lacked Life program. was made in cohnection timer and automatic oven minutes of the second period to break and John Karzar, 6-foot-l, 200- wasn’t supposed to play offense. "I Kelly stated with a smile, "He is a Itself oontrol. (Also available aggressiveness. We lacked just about the game wide open. The Boston A,A. pounds. The 'lightweights' are envisioned him, looking at the films hard-nosed, tough football player with the investigation of OUR OWN VERIBE8T PINEHUR8T UKIVICAUt^ with ceramic glase everything. “Obviously, it wasn’t a good game member is a world class guards John Alosky, 5-foot-8, 170- and talking to people, as a defensive who isn't intimidated by anyone.” several acts of vandalism SAUSAdfE U.8.D.A. CHOICE smooth oooktop Uodel “But we still let in five goals for us.” said Ranger goaltender Halloween night. They, in- JHP90Q.) Optional vent runner, the first ever in pounds, and 5-foot-8, 165-pound Andy back,” admits first-year East Coach The Eagles up front don’t have the hood available. tonight. We've always been able to Doug Soetaert, who was horrible in Jude Kelly, “He wasn’t really a run- bulk to overpower people, so a little volved paint remover and MEAT the Five Miler, and it Bednar and center Dave Knox, i- B O n O M score a lot of goals but we’ve also goal but got little help, from his ning back from what I saw on the deception and strategy comes into spray paint being put on been able to stop the other team. I’m should be interesting to foot-8,165-pounds. The quintet forms « 7 9 OCL I t x i d MOV 9 0 I defense. "I didn’t hold anybody up. I play. "We try to get the guards and the Eagle offensive forward wall. films.” some cars and other acts of not overly concerned by the way don’t think this will happen again.” see how she fares in the vandalism. „*1.59 ROUND And the converted defensive back But it didn’t take Kelly much con- center the best blocking schemes. We Thm most we’re playing but I’m not overly hap- After allowing Harris to score Ms. M cCartney was POT ROAST Hemowabla ow n open competition. is bowling-ball like 5-foot-8, 175- vincing to install the hard-charging try a lot of trapping and pulling so populftr OS py with the fact that we’ve let idifive fromhbehind the net in the first released on a $1,000 non- Mlf•clMnlng oven door and raraaROd Giliberto at fullback, one scrimmage they can rely on technique rather vwagis, oooktop for aaay goals in each of the last three period, Soetaert watched as the in fact. “In the first scrimmage than size," Kelly assesses, "We try surety bond for appearance Eye Round Roast lb. $2.39, Center Bottom claan-npa. games.” G«t all of Oaneral Islanders buzzed around his net like a to get the best possible angle so they in court in East Hartford against Windsor he ran with great in- Electric's moet popular Ef\)py General Electric s Trottier, Billy Harris and Denis squadron of air force planes around a tensity and won the job then. He don't have to block straight on. on Nov. 26. Chief Kerrigan Round lb. $2.29 and Rump Oven Roast lb. . features — in one ran^r famous CaJrod" surface 3-in 1 Power Saver units Uore tu rn s in coU Potvin scored two goals apiece as the bomb site. And just about everything gained a lot of yardage, positive yar- "As a unit, what they’ve developed said investigation is con- Calrod surface unit for even heat distn a^usts heat patterns to Islanders beat their archrivals in the the Long Island club put on the net dage, and broke a lot of tackles. He is a great deal of pride.” tinuing into the incidents. $2.29. Also whole or cut to order 7-lb un- button One skillet sized hi different size pans 8' unit and three 6 first meeting between the two teams went in the net. added a lot to our offense,” Kelly That can be said of the entire '79 Black glaas oven door units Rotary infinite trimmed U.S.D'.A. Choice TENDERLOINS with see through win since the A ngers eliminated the "That’s much, much better,” said heat controls make recalls that pre-season clash. squad. dow Digital clock Flun choosing the right Islanders from last year’s playoffs. Islander Coach A1 Arbour, whose The Elagle fullback has scored nine Ver n o n H olds lb. $3.89 rescent cooktop light temperature a snap' And best of all - no more The game was tied 2-2 after one team dropped back-to-back 5-2 touchdowns, several on long distance oven cleaning (Also available with porcelain period with goals by Harris and Trot- decisions to Atlanta and Philadelphia jaunts. "On a lot of his runs the offen- T o d a y , b u y P l u m P u d d i n g , g l a s s j a r s ONur f Tra ns a ctions I R&R door, model JR500W i tier offsetting R ^ger scores by over the weekend. sive line has opened the initial hole. VERNON - Police said A Faiti>r> d irrc t fm m Omwml Kl»^rirtr wiUt But in the open field he’s been able to Baseball that two 15-year-old girls, B r a n d i e d o r P l a i n M i n c e M e a t ... I n S h e l l the m ail piin-ftaw of Uiin nuiK* between Ort I iukI *238 break tackles. That’s how he’s gotten •iNew York (AL) — Acquired third reported as runaways from W a l n u t s o r M i x e d N u t s N' w 30. 1RT9 Flames, Coach Upset his long gainers. J JB a O O Q W ______baseman Eric Soderholm from Texas Petersburg, Va., turned "He hits and spins and very seldom themselves in at the police for players to be named. We have, ready for your selection, most sizes 0«Baral aiM trls does one person take him down,” Chicago (AL) — Named Pete Ward station shortly after fuallty at a low After Loss on Home Ice midnight Tuesday. of Butterball Turkeys, Boned 4-lb. Armour prlea. SAVE Kelly voices. as manager of their American Police said their parents NEW YORK (UPI) — Tuesday reboundof Rick Valve's shot. Then, at Kelly crediU Ray Giguere, offen- Association farm at Iowa. Turkeys, Turkey Breasts. Pepperidge Farm Get Special savings now night, the Atlanta Flames dropped a 9:55, Fraser put another shot past sive line coach, for the strides taken were contacted and are on on this OE self cleaning by that unit. “It has come a long way the way to pick them up. • range, featuring auto COUNTER SPACE! 5-3 home-ice decision to the Van- AtlanU goaltender Dan Bouchard to Corn or Regular Seasoned Stuffing-(7it coupon matte oven umer. clock couver Canucks and Coach A1 give the Canucks a 4-2 lead. in a lot of ways. In dur style offense, They were reported mis-, and m inute Umer With ReplAOH your v t m ' Unico Offers a recessed oooktop to bood Comfeintt MacNeil, was quite upset. technique is very important,” Kelly sing on Nov. 10. ^ make clean-ups easy l h « nucivwAve in bag) 53(f and 99(t w e n with t fiu» O ilen 5, Capiula 3 states. ,.. Skiilet-stzad 6* and three “They outhustled us right in our Karl H. Wallace, 22, of 7 ^ rMoeni cooklop Pats^ Tickets Idaho l a U n g 6‘ Calrod' surface units “ ‘igMAndlwoepMd own building,” said MacNell. "That SUn Weir, Ron Chipperfleld and Mitchell, who'll miss the season^s Ward St., Rockville, was Bolden Calif. loot BoMiig for cooking flexibility rih a u e t aynwn Wayne Gretzky scored in a 2:08 span UNICO of Manchester hasSiired a Solid « A U touch to me is inMcusable. I can't accept final two games as he rebroke his charged Tuesday with CARROTS POTATOES POTATO^ control oDokingby that.” midway through the second period to hand against St. Paul, has been bus for a football trip to Schaefer criminal mischief and • time o r by temper • Uire with the Kurt Fraser scored twice in the spark Edmonton to its first NHL “maybe our most consistent blocker Stadium Sunday for the football breach of the p^ce. MtcfoTTienno ONur meter * lempere third period to help send the Flames road victory and end the Oilers’ four- all year,” Kelly views. Karzar, too, game between New England and Police said tlie alleged 29 10 99 tvire oontrol Flue game losing streak. The Capital Cen- (w * 5189* i « 10 power kevtle to their second bcnne-lce loss of the has been consistent and,he may be Baltimore. incident involved striking a for ooQkini tre crowd of 5,214 was the smallest in the strongest player In the unit who Several tickets are still available WhIU Onions, Buttsmut Bqussh, Ytffoir OfobM, Butabags vereatiJity year. The triumph was Vancouver's van parked on Park Street *288 third in nine road games. Washington's six-year NHL history. uses his strength as a big attribute. and anyone interested may contact and the damaging of a “The team worked lust great,” Canadiena 5< Bluea 2 Alosky "has made tremendous Leo Diana or Bernie Giovino. street sign on the comer of HuuieeeaMn Cott Club, Ginger Ale or leUTINMITt said Fraser, who scored only his se- Rejean Houle recorded his third School and Park streets. COKE HMTtT.lin cond and third goals of the season. career hat trick to lead Montreal Phil Scaffidi He was released on his auiarBoma Root Beer “Wa've been really playing well late- over St. Louis, avenging last Satur- H m r t m n u NIAGARA FALLS, N.Y. (UPI) - Niagara University basketball CapUin promise to appear in court ly. I may not get day’s St. Louis victory in Montreal. 99« p m m ______Phil Scaffidi'Will undergo lung surgery next week at Roswell Park Memorial in Rockville on Nov. 20. the fanciest goals KInga 4, Roeklea 1 2 , 95* Institute in Buffalo, a school spokesman said Tuesday. Frances H. Parkman, 32, 44SNAITF0III8 but they all count.” MUie Murphy scored two third- of Stafford Springs, was I ntPUHi MO um fO9L0WMKis t ms»m utna period goals and Marcel Dionne, the Race for the Puck Scaffidi, a senior, will enter the hospiUl Sunday and the surgery will be per- With the game, form ^ Monday. He underwent cancer surgery last January but had been charged Tuesday with Parking & Carryout Service at 302 Main 8 til 6 I y TM MW t aiMi CMML MM. MBMW ^ S47'9I97 tied, 2-2, Fraser NHL’s leading scorer, added a goal Eldmonton’s Wayne Gretzky and Washington’s Bengt — um. mmm Bwm. um a m m mm 2 “*li aaaa practicing with the basketball team and played last week in an exhibition fourth-degree larcmy on scored bis first I and an assiit as Los Angeles Gustafsson race for the puck in first period of last night’s NHL complaint of the K-Mart 7999 stretched its home unbeaten streak game. Scaffidi said he hoped to return to the squad near (he end of the 1979-80 M- I M l at 2:51 of the game. (UPI Photo) Store, Vernon Circle. Her TlinTll«TIKJM.I$IT.U nWS.fWTIt final period on a to eight games. court (late is Nov. 20. P I N E H U RST CR O C ERY I N C. 12 - EVENING HERALD. Wed., Nov. 14. 1979 EVENING HERALD. Wed., Nov. 14, 1979 — 13

Harvard in Way W Beattie Loo ks A head NS I g T o Career in Seattle BOSTON (UPI) - He was he was as convenient a scapegoat as albeit for one hf baseball's weaker Of Yale Gridders anyone. the fall-guy the last two years, teams which plays in a hitter’s the loyal foot soldier fingered He returned later in the year, ballpark. BOSTON (UPI) - Yale foot- At the beginning of the year, I only provide a lift to the Crimson offense. helping Uie Yankees to their miracle “Overall, I’ll have much more fun hoped we’d improve each week. I had "This is the last game, but It’s a . for the big crime who dutifully ball Coach Carm Cozza has comeback and pitching his first com- because of the makeup of the no idea we’d be undefeated after new season for us,” Restic said. "It’s served his time. already captured the Ivy plete game at an opportune time — Mariners. They’re younger, closer to eight games.” a start - toward next year. Yale Is an When it was time for someone to be the fifUi game of the World Series (a my age and experience. I’ll be able to League title, but there’s still Cozza said the specter of a blemish outstanding club. Their defense Is the shuttled to the minors, Jim Beattie win which gave New York a 3-2 lead). relate to them better than the the matter of an unbeaten on the undefeated record is enough to shook his head and accepted the best I’ve seen since I’ve been In the He was one of the many bright Yankees. In New York, there were season to be settled. warrant against a letdown. Yale, 8-0, demotion. It was something he had league,” Restic said. prospects in George Stelnbrenner’s guys with eight and nine years clinched the Ivy title last weekend learned to live with as a member of Cozza has taken an unbeaten Eli Harvard, who also jias played pitching stable. experience. I never felt comfortable with a win over Princeton while pre- the pltching-rich New York Yankees. team into the season finale on two stellar defense this year, will rely on But the emotional lift of 1978 came with them,” Beattie said. season favorite Brown was upset by “They liked to have someone to fall previous occasions. And both times flanker Rich Homer on offense. He is to a screeching halt this spring. With “I’ve been with a winner. That part Dartmouth. The Elis have relied all back on and I was the one,” the ar- the game against archrival Harvard the leading Ivy receiver and one of Uie additions of Tommy John and of my goal has been reached. What I season long on their defense, the ticulate right-handed hurler said has been a disappointment. the few bright spots for the Crimson Luis Tiant, Beattie didn't make the need to do now is mature as a major- stingiest in the nation. from his Andover, Mass. home. In 1968, his 8-0 Elis, led by Brian this season. team. He started at Columbus, league pitcher and I wasn’t getting " It’s going to be hard to get “They don’t like to count on any one Dowiing and Calvin Hill, were tied "We want to capitalize on Richie,” pitched his way back to the majors, that chance in New York. Seattle is skyhigh for the third straight week. person, or put all their apples in one 29-29 when H arvard scored a Restic said. “We’re going to be but never got untracked. He pitched young and has a lot enthusiasm. I’m But there's an undefeated season on basket. I can understand that, but it touchdown and a two-point conver- moving him around so maybe they’ll just 76 innings, posting a 3-6 record looking forward to pitching there," the line, and that’s been one of our sion after time had expired. And in have trouble finding him. We just was hard to have been there, pitching and a 5.21 earned run average. he added. goals. Maybe it would be better if the well, and then shoved back into the 1974. the 8-0 Elis were shocked 21-16 hope Burke can get the ball to him. MPi “I figured it was time to go. I got by the Crimson. game counted (in the Ivy race). We “Yale has already won the league. minors.” “ quite a lot out of playing baseball in In both cases, Yale had to settle for know there will be some anxious They have so many things going for Beattie is on the move again, but New York, But there are other sides Beattie is spending the winter pur- a share of the Ivy League crown with moments and we’re ready for them," them. But funny things can happen this time his destination is a perma- to baseball, and being shoved around suing graduate studies in business at Harvard. And in both cases, the he said. and who knows, maybe this will be nent one. Two weeks ago, he was like a piece of meat is one of them. Northeastern University, a degree he game was played at Harvard. Yale tailback Mike Sullivan has a the year,” Restic said. traded to the Seattle Mariners. No There’s no real loyalty. I hope that's hopes to secure in a few years. His This year. Harvard is 2-6 with only bruised shoulder and is questionable In other New England action, it's longer, he hopes will he have to not a cynical view. I don’t think I wife, Martha, teaches at Phillips its self respect on the line. With the for the game. So is linebacker Skip Columbia at Brown; Dartmouth at worry about dangling between the have Uiat attitude,” he said. Andover Academy, where the couple Ivy title already in hand, and a Porter. Tailback Ken Hill has been Penn; Boston University at big time and the small time. “There’s only one tradition Mr. resides. Beattie also helps coach the Pass Completion Sets Up Steeler Score capacity crowd projected at the Yale playing hurt all season, and Cozza Bucknell; Connecticut at Rhode "I’m pretty happy with the move. Steinbrenner is interested in — and prep school’s basketball team. expects him to be ready. My career with Uie Yankees had that’s winning. They talk about the His roots are decidedly New Pittsburgh wide receiver Lynn Swann and Gary Barbaro of Kansas City. Play set up Bowl, Cozza is hoping things will turn Island; Northeastern at Maine; out different this year. For Harvard, it will be the first Massachusetts at New Hampshire; been up and down, up and down. I clean-cut, All-American image of the England, born in Maine, schooled at latches on to pass from Terry Bradshaw on Steeler touchdown last Sunday in rout of "We haven't had much success time since the opening game that the Boston College at Syracuse; Mass. hadn’t developed any continuity," he Yankees, but it’s an image in Dartmouth. He still yearns for the one-yard line before being hit by Gary Green Chiefs. (UPI Photo) against Harvard when we’ve gone team is healthy. (Quarterback Burke Maritime at Bridgewater State; said. “I never got the feeling I was people's minds. And they’re up- chance to pitch for his boyhood into the game undefeated,” Cozza St. John has regained most of his Southern Connecticut at Central contributing. I just didn’t feel a part holding that. But they got rid of Chris heroes, the Red Sox. mobility. Halfback Paul Connors and of the team.” (Chambliss) and Roy (White) and “I’d love to play in New England. said Tuesday. "We certainly are con- Connecticut; and Albany State at W cerned about it and everyone in- offensive tackle Mike Durgin are Springfield. Two seasons ago, as a rookie. Beat- they were a part of the Yankee It would be a thrill. That’s where my volved knows what this game means. also ready to play, which should tie was unceremoniously exiled to tradition,” he said. relatives are and my parents could Dawkins Slam-Dunk Tacoma shortly after being shelled in . Beattie is looking forward to come to see me pitch. At least now. Fenway Park. The Yankees were pitching for the Mariners. It is a I’ll get to pitch in Fenway Park once Shatters Backboard Start of Patriots^ Downfall in Denver losing then, Boston was winning, and chance to join the starting rotation, in awhile," he said. Denver linebacker Tom Jackson knocks the ^ a y ’s game. Bronco teammate Rubin Carter Ec k e rsley D ism isses ball loose from New England quarterback fell on ball and rolled into end zone for > NEW YORK (UPI) - points to help KC end its longest victory over New York. Bill Steve Grogan during early minutes of Sun- touchdo^en route to 45-10 win. (UPI Photo) H oople Picks O hio State and Yale Philadelphia's Darryl Dawkins losing streak in two seasons. Cartwright took game scoring honors with 29 points for the Knicks. may just make the dean's list “I ain't trying to be cocky or By Major Amoa B. Hoople Bucks first 10 encounters. We Houston has the day off. But in the Gus Johnson school of anything but we didn't win the V ix 101. liuKkH 82 Premier Predictor see it: Ohio State 28, Michigan Texas and Arkansas will both game, " said Dawkins "Breaking the Rookie Calvin Natt tossed in 33 Rep orts A r m H u r t i ng 21. Har-rumph! see SWe action: The Texas dunking. points and Ed Jordan added 22. D oubles T rouble fo r U.S. in Cup Egad, friends, there's a real This has bran a big year for Longhorns will subdue TCU, rim down didti'ninean a thing" treat in store for you this Yale and a disappointing one 40-M. Arkansas will defeat a The 6-foot-ll Dawkins ferociously Julius Erving led Philadelphia in helping New Jersey snap a six-game BOSTON (UPI) - Dennis 17 complete games in 1979 in 33 year oy going nine innings against slam-dunked the ball through the ball (most officials generally allow a yard or so). An interest- week. Two of the nation’s fin- for Harvard. But this is one fine Texas AAM aggregation, scoring for the 12th time this season winning streak for Atlanta. The Eckersley has been there starts. In 1978. he had 16 complete Detroit on Sept. 23, gaining a 21 vic- est collegiate classics are on contest where past records 17-12. hoop less than a minute into the se- Hawks were held to their lowest ing note: on a punt, if the kicking team touches the ball in an with 26 points and Doug Collins added before, so he knows exactly games in 35 starts. tory and striking out eight. effort to down it but does not control it, the receiving team tap. mean nothing. Alas, I have Pittsburgh and Notre Dame cond half of Tuesday night's 110-103 22 for the 76ers. offensive output of the season. Eckersley received a cortisone "1 could have thrown more can pick it up and try to advance it. If it doesn’t gain yardage In their 76tb renewal, the only bad news for Harvard will keep their bowl hopes victory by Kansas City, then headed RorkcN 128. Biill» 127 what he’s going through. shot for the condition, which he said towards the end of the year, but why — or even if it fumbles the ball away — it can still claim Ohio State Buckeyes and the followers. Yale will prevail. alive with winning efforts. Elsewhere in the NBA. Washington host Michigan Wolverines will 24-14. Boola, Boola! For Pitt, it will be an easy for cover when the backboard burst Moses Malone scored 45 points, in- The ace of the Boston Red Sox first cropped up in mid-August. He bother with us 13 games out," he JUSTASK possession where the ball was originally touched by the kick- outlasted New York. 111-107. New ing team. Are you properly confused now? butt heads. It’s their annual The Hoople Three Star spe- afternoon with punchless into pieces, spraying chunks of glass cluding two free throws with no time pitching staff suffered from inflamed was completing a stretch where, said. ^ Murray OWerman Big 10 title showdown for the cial of the week is Indiana to Army. The Panthers will win, all over the court remaining, to lift Houston to its tendons in his lower right shoulder, from July 11 to Aug. 24, he pitched Eckersley said he would soon start q. With the inflated salaries of professloiul sports, how do r i^ t to represent the confer- surprise favored Purdue, 24- 28-8. For the Irish, it will be a That prompted a delay reminiscent Pro fourth straight triumph. whic^,, curtailed his appearances seven straight complete games, and workouts on a Nautilus machine to you thioh coach Vince Lomhardi a ^ coach Paul Brown would ence in the historic Rose 21. Lee Corso’s Fighting Hoo- rough afternoon against the do as coaches la pro football In this day and age? — Joe Bowl. siers have been getting better rugged Clemson Tigers. In a of the days when Johnson halted Basketball Spurs 181. W arriors 127 during the final month of the season. nine out of 10. In the one game he beef up his 190-pound frame. By M im jr OMermu Meyers, Mariaette, Wise. Meanwhile, on the greens- week by week and should down-to-the-wire finish, the many a game by shattering George Gervin scored 47 points and It was a condition which, according didn’t finish, he left after pitching six "It’s just going to be to add some Jersey handled Atlanta. 101-82, ‘Terrific. 'Their acumen and ability as head coaches tran- ward at New Haven, Conn., reach their peak against Notre Darners will triumph, backboards with his head, arms and combined with James Silas for 12 to some rumors, still bothered the innings and holding a 9-0 lead. strength. But I don’t want to get too scended all eras. And I would like to ^ in t out that both Brown my beloved Yale Elis will neighboring Puitlue. This, the 28-21. shoulders as a player with the Houston edged Chicago. 128-127. San points in overtime to lift San Antonio. righthander. But Eckersley dis- It was also during that time the strong so I’d have to change my TlMtipoff: and Lombardi were no strangers to handling high-priced play the 96th rendition of 82nd meeting in this series. 1979 Temple, which has already Baltimore Bullets. Antonio got by Golden State, 131-127, Purvis Short paced the Warriors with missed the alarming reports. Red Sox went to a four-man rotation, pitching pattern, " he said. .talent ‘The latter brought in Donnie Anderson and Jim Gra- their classic with Harvard. Elsewhere, the high-riding defeat^ such Eastern powers Notice an the brouhaha about John McEnroe and Jove! What a series this has ^b o t b a l Forecast as Rutgers and Syracuse, will Tve never seen anything like it in in overtime. Denver topped 32 points. “ I haven’t picked up a baseball in a depriving the starters of an extra bowski with astronomic salaries just about the time the eco- Crimson Tide of Alabama will Cleveland. 116-110. Lo; Angeles Prier Flem ini — the beri doubles team in the world n ^ c s of pro football burgeoned. Brown was, after all, the been with the Old Blue lead- roU over Miami of Florida, add the Nittany Lions to that the 25 years I've been playing and Niiggris I 16. Catulirrs lit) month, but the arm feels fine. It’s day’s rest. Some felt Eckersley, aow — aot renreaenting the United States in the ing with 52 victories to 35 for list. They will slip past Penn routed San Diego, 137-91. and coach of his Cincinnati Bengals through 1975 — when the 34-17. The Hurricanes pulled only one week away from refereeing." said official Bill Oakes. George McGinnis sank a foul shot rest that I need. I won’t throw again because of his motion, his pitching Scoreboard M r s Cap finab at San' Pnoeisco in December? It team had its best season ever (11-3) and was barely edged in Harvard and eight standoffs. perhaps the upset of the year their annual donnybrook, take SUte, 22-20. "It was scary. It just exploded.” Milwaukee downed Portland. 101-92 with seven minutes remaining to until January,” he said. "That’s what style, and being accustomed to four amounts to an admissioa by captain Tony Trabert that tte playoffs, 31-28, by a tough (jakland team. This year’s Wchigan-Ohio when they whipped the Penn on Big 8 foes Iowa State and Down South, watch for Phil Ford hit 27 of his game-high 34 KiiIIpIk I I I . Knirks 107 snap a 94-94 tie and added six more I’ve done the past few years and it’s days rest between start, might suffer when he went shopping for the American team last State showdown in Ann Arbor, State Nittany uons — thus Missouri. The Nebraskans, South Carolina to topple Wake February, Stan Smltn and Bob Lutz were the only ones Mich., is — kalf-kaff — as Forest. 27-20; North Carolina points in the second half to help the Phil Chenier scored 22 points to points down the stretch to pace worked out all right. It’s nothing to worst than others if the rotation NHL warning Alabama to be on its averaging 37 points per game, lead six Washington players in double who would make a commitment to clear the time. He Q. Could you please tcU me If on the Monday night football hard a game to figure as any guard. will steamroller Iowa State, to take surprising Virgiiua, Kings snap a six-game losing streak. Denver. Randy Smith scored 31 worry about." lasted a tong time. Campbell Conference feels obiigated to go with them. ActuaUy, the Smith- game ou Oct. 1, the mlsacd part of the Green Bay game was your correspondent has handi- In a very important SEC 42-7, while the host Missouri 31-24. and North Carolina Reserve guard Marlon Redmond figures and the Bullets held off a points for the Cavs. Eckersley, in town for a dinner "I threw a lot of innings, real Patrick Division Lota combo has lost only one match — to Australia in taped since a speech by President Carter interrupted It? Or capped in his long and, ahem, contest the G eo r ^ Bulldogs, Tigers will push Oklahoma to State to down neighbor Duke, chinned in with 11 fourth-quarter furious fourth-quarter rallv to post a l.akrrs 1,37. Clip|iers 91 honoring former hockey star Bobby quick. All those complete games W L T Pts. October - in seven years as a Davis Cop entry. did they start it after the president finished his address? — H. iUnstrioua career. the moat up-and-down team of the limit before the Sooners 34-15. Earvin Johnson. Kareem Abdul- Orr, said he went through the same Ballmaa, Steneboro, Pa. The edge in our humble 1979, will ne up this Saturday earn a 28-21 win! Out West, it will be Wash- must have done it," Eckersley said, Philadelphia 12 1 1 25 The game between the Packers and the New England Patri- Jabbar and Jamaal Wilkes combined thing two years ago in Geveland. opinion (huh?) goes to the as they upset the Auburn In other top encounters, ington over Washin^on State. 'But I’m not blaming anyone about Atlanta 7 6 3 17 ots went live alter the President finished his spMCh. It was ^ k s on the sterling arm of Tigers in the 83rd repeat here is how the Hoople Sys- 38-26, in their 72nd renewal. for 63 points to send Los Angeles to "It was just like this in 1977, when I the four-man rotation." NY Rangers 7 8 1 15 delayed about 20 minutes so that the ABC audience could see sophomore Art Schlicter. He pmormance. (feoima’s 21-18 tem sees ’em: And Stanford over California, its third straight victory. The Lakers pitched for Cleveland. My arm was Eckersley first admitted the NY Ulanders 6 6 3 15 the game in full. has averaged 10 yards per triumph will even this legend- Florida State will whip 30-18, in their 82nd meeting. Names in the News scored the most points this season blown, it was dead at the end qf the soreness in early September, two Washington 4 10 2 10 pass completion aiid has a ary series at 38 victories each, Memphis State handily, 31-14. Now go on with my fore- against the Clippers. year. So I just rested and came back personal total offense per plus seven ties. Ditto for Brigham Young as it cast: days after pitching against the Smylhr Division game of 190 yards through the (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN) fine.” he said. Nebraska and Oklahoma, takes Utah, 38-20. iturk» 101. Trail Itlazern 92 Yankees on Sept. 3. He next worked W L T PU. Parting shot: A 20-game w inner in 1978, Bill Yeoman Marques Johnson scored 34 points on Sept. 8, going nine innings against Vancouver 6 5 5 17 Eckersley finished the 1979 season at ‘The NFL chortles about parity in competition, but I SAN FRANCISCO (UPI) — Bill Yeoman, coach of eighth-rated Houston, to spark Milwaukee, which sports the Baltimore and striking out eight in a St. Louis 5 8 3 13 have to wonder about a system of scheduling that makes best record in the league at 13-3. The 17-10 with the identical earned run S Cira liM 21 Wikc F m s l 21 has been named head coach of the West team for the 55th Shrine EastWest losing cause. Chicago 4 6 5 13 HBA\ it po^ ble for a team to finish with a 6-10 record and NOV. n Cwrall U Prlraetta I I M l c k i t u S l l l I m II football game Jan. 5 at Stanford Stadium, it was announced Tuesday. Blazers were paced by Ron Brewer's average as the year before - 2.99, He He missed his next start and stiU make it to the playoffs. And perhaps ultimately to D u t M i k l l P a a l M lm cHU I I WlKMd a 12 S M lr a W r a l» Aitxrara Si II Winnipeg 4 8 3 11 D t b m r a l K W p I c l l Navy N Gewgla Tech 21 Slr a f arlMCAlUira li II 17 points. pitched nearly 247 innings last the Simer Bowl. It was a mathematical possibility in the A1t Fwi«UVm 4ciMIIU SyraraM 21 Bratra C*U*f« 2S Terry Donahue of UCLA and LaVell Eklwards of No. 10 Brigham Young returned to the. mound on the I7th, AlaausMMluUrnil E C i r a t e t1 Nwta T n r a SI I N«ara*il2U1 (N) T r a u K 'r C U I I to catch the bun mast have p chance to catch It — even if no out of first place,” as coach Bill Walsh pointed out. AriHM St U W VlriUa 14 (N) T « M < l l K r a l S l l l ( N ) I l 4 l a a l M P w 4 ^ I N C S n l l m l l V lr i U a 2 l Wales Conference fair catch Is givea. Am I right? — Unyd Heath, M a s ^ , Ohio AlUaHi 11 TeiM AAM It O M > S U W U M k & f u 2 I BaTiwttRlKlI n i M i t l N a ntramcra 7 UCLAIIOntrall Norris Division You're ripL If a member of the receiving team is in an Kaaaaa t l Calaraia ta O k la k m a UM lr a ra ri2l W u U m r a 11 Wuk iMIra St 21 Joe Cipriano Please sand aU sports questions to Murray Oldertnan, P.O. Box BititwYMHUUtthM O t t a k m SI 21 K a ra n SI 21 Wm 4 M iry 31 R k * a i*4 11 Melchior^s Three Goals W L T PU. area close enough to catch the ball, he cannot be Interfered 6346, Incline Vlllaga, Nev. 88450. Because ol the volume of B ran tS CiIm SH 11 FlacUa I I K r a l a c^ II Y a k 24 Haraark II LINCOLN. Neb. (UPI) - Joe Cipriano. University of Nebraska basketball WecInruHav C at MkHooSS NW LraWua II (N) U a a B a a c k S lllW k S It t S Ill PUt aSara hUArwyt Montreal 9 4 3 21 sritb ^ the kicking team. ‘There Is no raedfied distance that mail, there will be no Individual responses. t g^lH llr a i w lS a lS H l(N ) Ralacn I I ViBaaaTa II coach, is reported in good condition following exploratory surgery Monday. soccer ' rw i t o ir* * " '— ‘ (0) tt Saa M m St 21UTE P II (N) (Nlalsht fane Los Angeles 8 6 3 19 must bet I as long u you giveenimro him room to catch the (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN.) Cllira4l SI 11 Nra-Uf Vtfra II (N) M a n l a a i t lU a t < U l a t l University Athletic Department officials would not hazard a guess Tuesday ManrIirHier \ h. SimHliurv at Hall Lead Sou th W indsor Hartford 4 5 5 13 as to how long Cipriano would be hospitalized High. WrM HarlfonI, 2:iS 8IP®lSfi?eftUI2 Shortly after the operation. Assistant lach Moe Iba said he and another Gla»tnnhury \». RiHgrfirIH at PitUburgh 5 5 3 13 Three goals by Walt Melchior Guilford -4-0. Detroit 4 7 2 10 assistant. Tom Baack. will handle the t e ^ until Cipriano returns. "And we Norih llaw-n High, 2:1.3 powered sixth-ranked South Windsor In a Class M Division quarterfinal, ( Jai Alai Entries Reds'Slate hope that will be real soon." The Sporis Information Office said Tuesday High to a 3-0 victory over eighth- Tom Gardiner-less Rham High Adams Division i morning the hospital reported Cipriani “is recuperating from exploratory Radio Tonight ranked New Canaan High yesterday Boston 9 2 3 21 WEDNESDAY bowed, 1-0, to Farmington High, llie rmt Wi T t t CINCINNATI (UPI) - The Reds will play five surgery and his condition is reported^as 'good. ' W haleru v». Jets, 9 • WTIC in a CIAC State Soccer Tournament high-scoring Gardiner was injured Buffalo 8 5 3 19 nST: 1 f i B t a - U a S i 2. kui tei 1 Or t e i H- Zi r h i 2-tenacallmrt Minnesota 8 3 3 19 1 f a MMa r t a r t a 3 tat ei ' Cmn 4 Wa* t t e wt e The Cincinnati Reds home doublehea(iers. in- Class L Division semifinal at late in the first round win over Gran- 1 Ha-l Ban 1 Ka- l a 4 Ckviia FrHSr Toronto 7 7 1 15 3 M l fftSSi S. I rt u Haterto S h w i U r r r i l ( tan Carr* Tuesday announced their cluding two on Saturday Tom Cahill Nonnewaug High in Woodbury. by and was on crutches, and un- 1 / teulhri 1 a laapt 7 Mwr*Ac« L ff i aamSaUi ar 1 night for the first time ever Quebec 5 7 2 12 1 U-Uaii iRa#i|a*i Hia4i Sam Qurite Caualri 81-game home schedule for SCHENECTADY, N,Y. (UPI) — Tom Cahill, the former NCAA football The Bobcats, now 14-2-3, will face available for play. Sate M^itenSrl 1980, which includes the at Riverfront Stadium — AUTO Coach of the Year who was brought with much fanfare to Union College in the winner of the St. Paul-Guilford The Sachems, co-CIass M champs Tuesday's Results sum traditional National July 5 against Houston and 1975, will not be rehired by the college in 1980. Richard Sakala. athletic direc- Runners^ Fete clash Saturday at a time and site to Islanders 10. Rangers 5 l.ZepaTrfSh 2. fi MteHat i Slim lira in 1977 and runners-up a year ago, iWamtrn i U-lartHM 1 Mv t i U Ha Af d i 2. l n8' Mi i i *i 1 i M l ICaaiitei League opener April 9 July 12 against San Fran- tor at the college, confirmed Tuesday Cahill's contract will not be renewed. be announced. Guilford is defending wind up with a 13-3-1 mark. Far- Vancouver 5, Atlanta 3 $ ■a^Uaia I.Mri^ikuikN 3 kt e) Vi rt ei i 4. km iMwt 1 t e r i i c a l 4 i a wl against Atlanta. cisco. The decision was reached after a lengthy evaluation of the overall perfor- Open to Public Class L champ. This is the second mington mebts Valley Regional; a 2-1 Eldmonton 5, Washington 3 7 ki wi i a Wi IMa-laan S OrWl f t CvEl i QuraUSeipi S l8PI iSMauil i REPAIRS state final for l^uth Windsor in three SaSi QuriM-CvN 7 Fraactwi -t eh 1 1 Mr (Mfirf I M 1 lAfrd mance of the football program," Sakala said. Noting the ebb of morale among winner over Milford, in Thursday s Montreal 5, St. Louis 2 vm II Sate [Min 1 "Nome of Mr. Goodwnnch" both coaches and players, Sakala said he believes the program needs a fresh years, the Bobcats reaching the ‘77 semifinals a ta site and time to be an- Los Angeles 4, Colorado 1 DONBHUUBeCAMEMlMdl^ 1 ■uSii lirtwa lUTrvSSr perspective and new direction. championship tilt. They lost that —to nounced. HIAC COACH IN i n a WHO (Me-tM StVOTt (imn Several of the class runners S. l i S r i g i i i l ^ a ilaaa^lMm WAS‘THE AFC CHAMP 1 Ar i 2. Zinii t hiki-lni 1 Fraacaca-lJrrtJ 1 entered in the annual Five Mile Road NBA 7. Fanta-ScriN hniciUran 4Jrkaa»Sdawl • Complete Mechanical Service THATYEAf ? 3 Gmn 4 U i i Darryl Dawkins Site kB3»kautei S Or t e i l Meat S t arr- t eudf i (.IlMd-Carti Race are scheduled to attend a Eastern Conference iMMt ^iev/§ On • Coilision Repair KANSAS CITY, Mo. (UPI) — Philadelphia center Darryl Dawkins ac- spaghetti dinner next Wednesday at A. BALTIMORE 7 Li nf al 1 Qmdt 7 MterA-Zvrii tim Steal B. KANtlSCITY l.2ic« imim» Sate Cv»8 Sate complished half his dream of tearing down the entire backboard support when U C o n n , R h o d y Selected .Atlantic Division 3kM i Sarfii • Auto Painting the Knights of Columbus Home in MIAMI > Cental Healtli he shattered the glass with a slam dunk 38 seconds into the third period of Manchester fom 6:30 to 8:30. W L P e t . GB S CVH iM i • Low Cost Service Rentals Boston 7 a tIaM cm Twtnt Tuesday night’s game with the Kansas City Kings. Jim Balcome, race director, SJMO:J9MSUe Sate ram 1 I r r a ^ Mi t e i lOunU-tmts 1 Ff i wi Ka Ca wi i n LOonteCarRy By JACK BYNES, D.M.D. « Factory Trained Technicians The game was delayed about 30 minutes while Municipal auditorium of- reports Billy Rodgers, Amby Bur- T o N C A A Socce r P l a y o ff Philadelphia l.Aa»4jrr«l 4. Frawica-ltaArrta 3 Ara-Sdat wl 4. teriip t-loB New York S l i i r AL i a M S ■railimt i teMiZmu ficials installed a new backboard. During the clean-up Philadelphia forward foot, John Vitale and Bob Hensley If... A 1. IrteJ l-CcraT • Charge With Master Charge HANOVER, N.H. (UPI) - Connec- Washington i“o nurry 7 J a a l - Si r c i i 1 kHtetenI 7. Wr-Srrti i i AtrA-Urml Steve Mix took pictures of the shattered unit. will be present. the game will be announced by Stes Ortei »t ei i ■ 1 CHUJrS FRtST DENTAL VISIT ticut and Rhode Island have been New Jersey 5 10 ( Bowling) PONTIAC, Mich. (UPI) -> • 24 Hour Wrecker Service Plans call for the runners to mingle Connecticut officials. selected as the New England A child going to the den- be must count the teeth, Bobby Hammond with the public. The winner of the New England Central Diviiion using whatever means Tel. 646-6464 representatives in the NCAA soccer 11 since the departure of tist for the first time is Reservations may be made with game will play the winner of the New AtlanU 11 6 .647 ZODIAC-HiyllU Michaud necessary. Remember this: WASHINGTON (UPI) — The Washington Redskins Tuesday signed running championship playoffs, it was an- Dick Vitaie as head coach often a handful of anxieties. Dave Prindiville at 153 Main-Street. York region contest. That game will San Antonio 9 7 .563 180, Kathy Lmdstrom 179. Any dqntist using the right The child often cries before hack-kick returner Bobby Hammond, a recent cut by the New York Giants, nounced Tueiday. and they appear to be in no be played in New England. Indiana 8 9 .471 tei^quu can transform anything is done to him and waived wide receiverkick returner Dennis Law. hurry to replace him. (even a first haircut). He is UConn, 18-S, has been awarded the liie NCAA championship semi- Houston 6 7 .4K FLORAL- Tina Canning FLETCHER GUSS CO. the moat terrified (diild Into Law, acquired by the Redskins as a free agent when he was cut by the Cin- top seed in the New England bracket Interim Coach Richie not hurt, and the dentist has finals and finals will be held in Tam- Detroit 5 9 .357 187. Om> JS raan f«m K > nwiuNCHism a cooperative patient who is cinnati Bengals, stayed with the (earn one week. Adubato took over from to prove that be can be and will host URI, 12-3-1, sometime pa. Fla., Dec. 8-9. Cleveland 6 11 .353 DO longer afraid - a child Vitale, who was fired last tniated to do exactly what before Nov. 25. The time and place of COUNTRY CLUB- COMPLETE AUTO QLAS8 BERVICL who wifi leave the office Blair Chapman Western Conference week. Tom WUson, Piston WINDOW GLASS u MIRRORS u GLASS FURNITURE witii a smile on his face. be says be is going to do - no Soccer Clinic Charlie Whelan 135, Gordie PITTSBURGH (UPI) — The Pittsburgh Penguins Tuesday traded right Midwral Division director of administrative TOPS u PICTURE FRAMING s FIREPLACE A DOOR The first thing a dentist more, no less. The noise and Bob Johnson Wilson 135, Lon AnnuUi 353, hysterics generally dis- wing Blair Chapman to the St. l^uis Blues for defenseman Bob Stewart. V W L Pet. GB operations said Monday MIRRORS u TUB ENCLOSURES u SPECIAL WORK must do is convince the Slated Tonight CINCINNATI (UPI) — The injury-riddled Cincinnati Bengals Tuesday Ward Holmes 355, Vic child of bis honesty. appear after the first visit. Penguins General Manager Baz Bastien had been searching for a left-handed Milwaukee 13 3 Adubato’s brief stint (and U the dentist establishes his called center Bob Johnson, who is 30 pounds under his playing weight and Denver AbralOs 3S9, Frank Kler- .500 rectnd) might earn Children are smart. They shooting defenseman for some time. ; 6 11 nan 360, Len GigUo 361, ICEUECTBWtlTBMj reliability and that he is Stewart'will join the Penguins in time for their next game, Thursday, The Elast Hartford Rec and Park hasn’t touched a football in nearly a year, out of retirement to play for the Kansas City 6 11 him a chance at the job ^MNCmSTM6 4 9 - 4 5 2 1 ) \nm are hot easily fooled. If a Carroll Maddox 150-370, youngster is promised that a tniftworthy, there will rare- C H E V R O L E T f against the Kings in Los Angeles. Chapman will join the Blues for tonight’s Department is sponsoring an indoor rest of the season. Chicago 4 13 permanently. However, .KCMTUSl ly be any more trouble. BUI Tomklel 144-383, Larry particular thing will be game in Toronto against the Maple Leafs. soccer clinic tonight from 7 to 9 Johnson, 33, will be used to center snaps on field goals and punU. The UUh 2 13 133 low ex-Pistoo standout Dave Bengals asked him to come out of retirement because regular center Blair Bates Jr: 140-138-397, John EsbaMs Osdy On s done, the dentist had better o’clock at Penney High's gym- Bing and former New York be sure he does it. Parifir Division Rleder 136-138-144418, Ted A pub’lic service with the James Young nasium. The clinic will be conducted Bush suffered a knee injury in Sunday’s game against San Diego. Knicks star, and coach Usually, the dentist W L I GB Backiel 140-180448, Terry aim of promoting a better 1229 MAIN 8T. MANCHESTER by members of the Hartford WilUs Reed were inter- SraiM8nSai-S3SsA rusmsRSTM begins with something easy. HOUSTON (UPI) — The Houston Oilers Tuesday placed defensive end Los Angeles 12 SchilUng 180-146-143474. dental health environment. UT TEl 12 MSI .isnf-i/ir-H' He u y s , "Today I am going James Young, a three-year veteran, on waivers. Hellions, members of the Major In- Johnny Majors Portland viewed by owners (Bear From the office of; JACK door Soccer League (MISL). Feldman and BUI David- to count your teeth.” And, GMOUAUTY Young, 29, undenyent off-season knee surgery and missed the pre-season Phoenix GALAXIES- Ciel Nixnik BYNES. D.M.D., 2991 South SBMCf MRTS Ihe clinic will consist of a movie, KNOXVILLE, Tenn. (UPI) — Johnny Majors, who, in the third year of a son, and Wilson said other McKU ST., MANCHCSni scaasNS naPAmao after that, come what may, and six regular season games. An Oilers’ spokesman said an offensive Seattle 135, Julie Reggio 135-364, (Off (inUur Su) f Street, Coventry. Phone: demonstration and lecture. There is rebuilding program at Tennessee brought his Vols back from a humiliating candidates also would be 742-6865. qpmAtM(ma8Wun»pnnno8i lineman or linebacker likely would be activated to take Young’s place on the loss to Rutgers to defeat Notre Dame Saturday, was selected UPI’s national Golden State Debbie Oilnack 125, no admission. San Diego considered. roster. coach of the week. Peachy VendetU 143-354. U - EVENING HERALD. Wed,, Nuv. M, ICT EVENING HERALD. Wed.. Nov. 14, CBS’ ‘Dallas’ Miffitt Named Champ Police Probe 1979 - 2 15 Bolton Crime Bolton Town Meeting Gets Spinoff Of Vernon Fish Club BOLTON —The North Sector Over in Six Minutes Police Inveitigated 19 reported BOLTON — Sixteen residents The meeting approved a flO.OOO ap- NEW YORK (UPI) — Television recognizes imitation VERNON — Elmer Miffitt, was named Dan Hayden, two pounds and four ounces; crimes during October, In Bolton. attended the Annual Town Meeting propriation for the purchase of a is the sincerest form of flattery, and its cousin, the fishing champion of the season at the an- Dan Hayden, two pounds, two ounces. Crimes Included: one robbery; Tuesday, which lasted only six three-quarter ton four-wheel drive spinoff, often proves the surest route to ratings. conal (Unner of the PAC Fish Club, Sunday. Bullhead: Robert Surdell, one pound, 10 four burglaries with one cleared; mtautes. ^ pick-up, equipped with a plow. The So, CBS, having'scored with its nighttime soap opera, Miffitt was also named to receive this ounces, tied for first place with Clarence four larceny, two cleared; one The majority of those ai money will be taken from the cash assault, c le a ^ ; two arson, clear^; "Dallas;” plans to spin off some minor Ewings in a new award in 1977. ' n . Suchecki; Clarence Suchecki, second the meeting were Republicans surplus account. series called "Knots Landing,” which sounds like it is Hie honor goes to the fisherman who place also, one pound,‘'eight ounces. one fraud, cleared; two criminal casing speculations as to whether a A $750 appropriation for the park somewhere west of “Peyton Piace” but certainly in the catches the largest number of prize fresh Pickerel: Surdell, two pounds, six mischief; one narcotic violation, previously mentioned “watchdog department was approved. The same line of work. water fish during, the season. ounces and two pounds which tied with cleared; one disorderly conduct; and committee” was being activated. money will be used to implement the The basis of “Knots Landing” wili be an examination of Miffitt was presented with a trophy and Miffitt for second place. two other offenses, cleared. However their attendance was town greens beautifications program. modem marriage as exempiified by four couples, one of his name was again inscribed on the large Large mouth bass; Surdell, five pounds, There were 10 accidents in- quickly explained by the fact that a Residents waived the. reading of which wiil be Gary Ewing and his bride. Gary is the trpphy that remafais at the clubhouse. two ounces and three pounds, 13 ounces; vestigated and only two resulted in Republican Town Committee reports from various boards because Ewing' brother who left the oil and cattle family His prize-winning catches Included a Dan Hayden, two pounds, IS ounces. Injuries. There were no fatalities. meeting was being held after the they are published in the annual homestead to go off on his own. small mouth bass weighing two pounds Calico: Miffitt not only took first place S^. Anthony Kalkus is supervisor of Town Meeting. report which is available at the Com- the North Sector Police. The series, to star Don Murray and Michele Lee, and IS ounces; a calico, weighing tvfo in this category he ulso took second and By unanimous vote and with no munity Hall. premieres on Dec. 27,9 p.m. That's the time siot now oc- pounds; a yellow perch, one pound.and third, with the other two fish weighing one discussion the four items on the agen- Lastly, May 12,1980 was set as the cupied by "Bamaby Jones,” which wiil move up an hour eight ounces and one weighing one pound pound and 15 ounces each. Choosing Council da were passed. date for the Annual Budget Meeting. to 9 p.m., displacing "Hawaii 5-0.” "Hawaii 5-0” and three ounces. Yellow perch: Again Miff it not only took switches to Tuesday nights, 9 p.m., in a space formeriy Other members who received prizes, first place in this category but he also tied BOLTON — Bolton Elementary Swearing‘In Ceremony reserved for the Tuesday night movie. “Paris” switches and their catches, were: Trout; John with Surdell for second place, both with Center School is in the process of GOP Offers Invitations from Saturday to Tuesday to complete the Tuesday Fabijanczuk, one pound, 15.ounces; Art perch weighing one pound and three choosing parents who are willing to Town Clerk Charles Enes, left, performs a Nicholson, Jaqueline Smith, Havens, and BOLTON — The Republican Town opinions and publish them. lineup. Jacobs, one pound, 15 ounces (tied for first ounces. serve on the Bolton Title I Parents duty he has taken care of many times, that of Sherman Tarr, allDemocrats. Back row, left Interested Republicans are invited Another new but familiar show on CBS wilt be "The place); Robert Surdell, one pound, 14 Three prizes were awarded for each of Advisory Council for the current Committee has and will be inviting attend the committee meetings Chisholms,” starring Robert Preston and Rosemary ounces. seven fresh water fish species, $5, $3, and school year. swearii^ in members of the South Windsor to right, Lincoln H. Streeter, Richard Ryan, representatives from major boards to attend its meetings. hat are held the second Tuesday of Harris. Western fans will remember last spring's six- Small mouth bass: Miff it, first place; $ 2 . Ballots are available in the Town Council. Beaming most broadly is Bruce Braithwaite, and John Pitts, all William Fehling, town chairm each month at 8 p.m. at the Ciom- hour mini-series about the pioneer family's troubles as it elementary school office and parents Democrat Edward Havens, front row second Democrats. The fifth Democrat, Arthur may vote on either Nov. 15 or 19. The said, “We will be questjonhig^he miinity Hall. trekked across the country to find a new home in Califor- from right, who was named mayor. Other Champagne, was not present. (Herald photo various boards and et^essing our There are a lew openings on the nia. school will appreciate parental cooperation in this matter. council members are, front row, Richard by Adamson) feelings and concerns.” committee and any Republican in- “The Chisholms" will be family fare on Saturdays, 8 T V To n igh t Fehling said after all the boards terested in serving should attend the p.m., beginning Jan. 19. The Tuesday night movie, w ip^ have been interviewed the com- next meeting or call Fehling at 643- out by schedule changes, will reappear following "The a Mow* "THw Uc " (1953) Clif- IKM mittee hopes to formalize its 1446. Chisholms,” aptly retitled "CBS Saturday Night Movie.” 6KX) M anchester Public Records (3)(I)OSN«m ton Webb. Bvbva Stanwyck. aaaTomorrow “Young Maverick,” as previously annnounced, goes on Tha llvaa of pasaangan aboard (S iloM Luoy tha doomad vassal ara saan both 1:10 Wedne^ay nights, 8 p.m., replacing two best forgotten 0 JotaCiWId 0HawaSF)vaO Judgment Lien B TV.CoiwtnunHy CoS«q« batora and during tha tragic Harry Forman, coal stove at 68 Benton sitcoms, loginning Nov. 28. AH this is in hopes of heipine sinking. (2 hrs.) 1:45 Capitol City Woodworking against Der- Unitarian Fair Saturday a Adam-12 St., $700. Six States File Antitrust Suit CBS maintain its second-place status in the Nielsen 0Nawa moth Brown, property at 10-12 Laurel St., a SIrttit 01 San Frtnolaoo 9:30 The four companies - B.L. Makepeace, Inc. penalty of up to $250,0(X) against the companies ratings and - perhaps - begin to crowd the leader, ABC. In 8SZoom(R) a O 8 hast 01 Saturday NIgM 2KX) $642,16. Paul Rothman for Audrey and Arthur HARTFORD (UPI) — Damages from a law- Needlework, crafts, luncheon, children’s games and much more will suit accusing four firms of conspiring over the of Boston; Joseph Merritt and Co., Inc. of under (Connecticut’s Antitrust Act, Dipentima the ratings for the week ending Nov. 11, CBS edged out 8:30 Uva JoaFrankSn Dubaldo Electric Co. Inc. against Nor- McGowan, vinyl siding at 49 Wells St., $7,- be featured at the annual Holiday Fair, Saturday from 9:30 a.m. to 3 Nawlywad Qama last 30 years to fix drafting supply prices in Hartford, Conn.; Kregs, Inc. of Stratford, said. NBC for second place, although NBC retains second place 0 Cans Buman And Fflanda 10:00 man S. Hohenthal Co. Inc., property at 30 0 Tie Tao Dough 2:15S New England could amount to hundreds of Conn., and The Providence Blue Print Ck)., The complaint alleged that "from some in the season's ratings-to-date. CBS claimed seven out of p.m. at the Unitarian Meetinghouse, 153 West Vernon St., Manchester. Academy St., $5,711.80. Kenneth Jaworski for Diane P. ^NBCNawa 0aVagaS 0 Movla "Chins Oats" (1957) thousands of dollars, an official sjtokesman Inc. of Providence, R.I., — are “major dis- time prior to 1950 to the present” the firms the top 10 shows, but was dragged down with four shows Looking over some of the gift items, are from left. Penny Johnson, fair rEaay 0Nasm AAndRaalty Qsna Barry. Angla Dickinson. Warranty Deed* Jaworski, wood stove at 16 East Eldridge have conspired to “ fix, raise, maintain and in the bottom 10 of the Nielsen list - three of them co-chairwoman; Judy Robbins, quilt designer; and Nancy Aiken, who lOddCoupla Eolith G. Bidwell to Multi Realty Inc., St., $325. says. tributors" in New England of engineering 10:30 2:20 drafting supplies, Dipentima said. stabilize" prices of engineering and drafting specials. “Act of Violence,” "Lost Treasure of the 6:55 0MMaarniaMamn a 0Nawa property at Westside Heights, $44,800. Walter E. Behruiaw for Phillip Dowd, Attorneys general from each of the six New knitted an afghan which will be raffled off at the fair. (Herald photo by 9 Ncm aConnaeUoutaitPrtma Tkna supplies. Concepcion” and "Horror Show" were the special losers, 2:30 Harold I. Feingold and Helen S. roof at 227 Wells-St., $700, England states said their lawsuit filed in Hart- “They’re (the companies) not the only ones Pinto) doing business in that field,” Dipentima said. It further alleged that the firms met and with "California Fever" the only regular CBS series to 7K» a Tha Odd Coupla Feingold'to Richard E. Huckenbeck and Bill Tunsky for Frank Lupien, vinyl ford U.S. District Court Tuesday was the )C8SNaMa "first major cooperative effort” in antitrust "But certainly they’re the major ones. They agreed to “divide, allocate and apportion hit the cellar area. Other new series in the cellar are 11K» 3KW Ann L. Huckenbeck, property at Green siding at 21 Sunset St.. $1,800. ) M ‘ A * 8 ‘ H 00aa8Nawa 0 Movla "Coda Ol Scotland Ronald L. Poharski for Reginald enforcement across the six states. have a very substantial part of the market.” territories, markets and customers.” ABC’s “240-Robert" and NBC’s "Kate Loves a Mystery,” nABCNawa 0 M*A*8*H Yard" (Part 1)(1948) Diana Dors. Manor Estates. $56,000. The firms sell such items as drawing and lO aU ngOiQam a 0 JaotdaQIaaaon Kirtland. roof at 152 Wells St., $700. The complaint charges the four companies, He said the complaint follows an investiga- “Shirley" and “Eischied." * Oscar Homolka Romar Associates to Ronald E. Banning lettering instruments, drafting machines, ■UvalOfF a Our Mias Brooks a Six kUSon DoSar Man and Frances M. Banning, property at 130 Richard Neale, wood stove at 271 which have annual sales of more than $5 tion by attorneys general in the six states. Nielsen TV Ratings i Joumaya To Tha Mind aCMooAndThsMan million, with violating antitrust and restraint The complaint seeks “treble damages,” paper and furniture and films and transfer Highland St., conveyance tax $52.25. Burnham St., $500. The 10 top network television programs for the week ONasia 82) Otck Cavan Fred J. Brunoli. wood stove and meaning the court could make an award up to materials. ainokCaMlI ^ Ronald and Kay F. Isle to Lawrence and of trade laws. ending Nov. 11, according to the A.C. Nielsen Co., were: 1: j 11:30 chimney at 26 Coleman Road, $600. three times the amount determined to have Besides Connecticut, attorneys general a Mauda 0 Mary Tytar Moors Sandra A. Bauer, property at Redwood Anthony F. Dipentima, a spokesman for 60 Minutes; 2: Eight Is Enough; 3: M-A-S-H; 4: Alice; 5: ffl Onoa Upon A Claaalc been allegedly overpaid by customers of the from Maine, Massachusetts, Rhode Island, 0Ko)ak Farms, $87,000. Fred J. Brunoli for George Ringstone, Connecticut Attorney General (lari Ajello, One Day At A Time; 6: Archie Bunker's Place; 7: The 0aLo«sBoat firms. Vermont and New Hampshire filed the com- TM ^SUPERMEAll Romar Associates to William P. wood stove and chimney at 31 Coleman said the court complaint seeks damages which 8DaSyNumbara 0BanmHSI In addition, Ajello was seeking a state civil plaint under the Sherman Antitrust Act. Jeffersons' 8: Three’s Company; 9: White Shadow; 10: aaaTonlght Marinone and Paulette R. Dekle, property Road, $600. "could run into hundreds of thousands of Happy Days. 7:30 AndyOrtrWi at 124 Highland St., conveyance tax $57.20. Fred J. Brunoli for Samuel Longest, dollars.” PM. Magaitna Bast Of Duma And ASan wood stove and chimney at 121 Delmont AS k i Tha Famihr g Robert C. Dennison to Anthime FamSyFaud 12:00 Christmas Fair Due Dann y HSi 0 Black Shaap Squadron WM lunQOom 0 Movla "Conlasslons Ol A Panel Plans Parking Policy Pollcs Captain" (1972) Martin Levitt Construction Co. to Andrew St., $2,000. Balsain. Franco Naro. BOLTON — The annual Christmas bazaar and craft Djiounas and Mary P. Djiounas, property D. C. Valente, coal stove at 94 Pond outlined in the existing ordinance should be show of St. Maurice Church will be Saturday from 10 a.m. 0r. Soon On Habrswa Lan3, $450. VERNON —The Traffic Authority will make fic Authority, said the authority is making Van( Bawarty HSMSMa ist ia k I in Highland Park Subdivision. $99.9()0. recommendations to the Town Council, recommendations that would allow overnight raised to a minimum of $5 for the $1 and $3 to 4 p m. at the church parish center on Hebron Road. Anthony C. Slogesky, wood stove at 265 Tic Tao Dough 812:30 Release of lien fines and $10 for the existing $5 fine. Sleigh Bells Ring will feature 30 craftsmen, hand- .^1 Henry St., $280. Thursday night, concerning ordinances that parking in the streets, between May 1 and Oct. 8.-00 (1) M ovla "T ha S h ooting" Town of Manchester Water and Sewer prohibit overnight parking on the street. The authority is also asking that the or- crafted items, knitted nook, tree ornaments, pine cone (1967) M lllla Parkins. Jack Christine Rumpus for Winston and 31; that the School Street parking area, used 0AS Outal On Tha Wsaism Department against Joseph R. Carter and The council was presented with a petition, at dinance relating to parking during winter wreaths, baked goods and much more. ^ Front Nicholson. Christine Rumpus, wood stove and by residents in the evening, should be aOcaan Acras lReg.$5^^SAVE$1.00] Margaret A. Carter, property at 138-140 its last meeting, by residents of the Rockville storms, be revised and updated. A beef burgundy luncheon will be served from noon to2 0Croaa WIta chimney at 66 Florence St., $850. expanded and its use encouraged. 0 a BoM la Enough JAII Durino Center St. section who said they objected to having to The council will be ask ^ to take action on a p.m. The menu includes beef burgundy, salad, rolls, *'V Andrew Ansaldi for Earl A. He said the authority would improve 0 Movla "NIghtcomars" V e r n o n cinr K j Construction Easement Co. park their cars in lots away from their homes. draft of a proposed snow parking ban or- beverage and dessert. ‘ (1975) Marlon Brando. Slaphania Watrous, wood stove and chimney qt 30 lighting at the School Street area and would Baadiam. Two orphanad ehll- { I • Manchester Modes Inc. to Town of ask that the ramp to the lot from Prospect dinance which Town Attorney William The church is also having two raffles. The bazaar raffle Cobb Hill Road, $700. One existing ordinance forbids parking in drin vlaw daath as a raunlon ol Manchester, property at 685 Parker St. the streets, for more than two hours, between Street be cleared of snow, by the town. Breslau was directed to prepare. will feature a hand-stitched quilt. "favad onaa and accordingly, thay Niw comor Hrr .Adoption of Trade Name Robert Hennequin. wood stove at 14 En- The proposed ordinance would allow the murdar thair govarrrass a rK l bar JONATHON WINTtm the hours of 2 and 5 a.m. unless for an He said off-street parking should be in- The jhurch raffle includes as prizes a color television, Margaret G. Dion as Hair Boutique, 390 sign St., $500. police chief to make the decision as to when a I lova. 2 hrs. JUUUt IRVINO Russell E. Miller for Clarence Kabrick, emergency. vestigated in other problem areas where hindquarter of beef, AM-FM 8-track stereo tape player, aanaalPaopia T!M — SM Main St. snow parking ban should be in effect and when $100 gift certificate, 10-speed bike, AM-FM clock radio roof at 36 Hollister St., $400. Another existing ordinance pertains to residents do not have room to park in their aOIMwibnMs David E. Shany at CHassic Audio, 419 street parking during winter storms. it should be lifted. and a barrel of canned goods. aTTiaBaxIara ju n s tm ia a Grace Winot, roof at 181 Glenwood St.. yards. aSargaantBSko Main St. Police Chief Herman Fritz, head of the Traf- The chief also is suggesting that the fines Dorli Cloutier and Elizabeth Leibler are cochairmen of Marriage Licenses $975, 8:30 I ^ (Ja/ved/r> Bidwell Home Improvement Co. for the fair. MM1B2 Rupert U. Gillett of Ellington and 0 MarvQrtflIn \ iJ i i j b o h u A q n Theodore Slaiby. aluminum siding at 251 8 8S Qraal Partormanoaa Jacqueline Odess of Vernon ^9 Hogan'a Haroaa A INDtTHUMOAV I Steven G. Shive of Elast Hartford and Spring St.. $2,900. Travel Talk Slated aOurMMaBroota ^ I L **lTMkln^A«^ I Pamela G. Pavan of Manchester. Nov. 24 Bidwell Home Improvement Co. for John Berk, vinyl siding at 20 Ansaldi GLASTONBURY — Theodore D. Lockwood, president at Church of the Assumption. QnaCharia’aAiigala Road. $2500. of Trinity College, will give a slide-illustrated travel talk, a a 8 ourrant Strokaa ^__FRi-||iJF|^F_a«AM;;__^ (hrl J. Werkhoven and Kathleen Pon- ticelli, both of Manchester, Nov. 23 at St. Bartlett-Brainard Production Co. for Tuesday, Nov. 20, 7:30 p.m., at First Federal Savings Robert J. Kittle, aluminum siding at 11 James Church. Bank, 2510 Main Street. Wellington Road, $4,700. Sponsored by the Glastonbury Sub-Chapter of The Donald M. Poist and Susan M. FREE FROM Manual Vega, wood stove at 75 Galaxy Nature Conservancy, he will speak about his expedition Wojnarowski, both of Manchester, Nov. 24 Manchester Manor Fair at St. Bartholomew. Drive, $200. to the Falkland Islands, and several places in Argentina Promises Three-Four LTD for First Hartford and Chile. Robert F. Martin and Olleen M. Cordy, MANCHESTER STATE BANK Residents of Manchester Manor, 385 W. Center St., Manchester, will THIS Realty, kiosk at 685 Parker St., $400. both of Manchester. The slide-show-lecture will concentrate on the James Garrison, wood stove at 288 Falklands, where some of the largest penguin rookeries conduct their annual Crafts Fair Saturday, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. and Sun- Dark Building Permits Seven beautiful gifts from Manchester day, 1 to 4 p.m. in the front foyer. Looking over some of the items to be William M. Jordan, fences at 20 Ken- Green Road, $500. in the world exist in this British Protectorate. 600 miles Marrii^ M \R\H 4 M 4M IN K.T. Lear Associates Inc. for C.J. State Bank are yours free when you open NinMATtkMKANUAlU sington St., $ ^ . off the coast of Argentina, and Patagonia. About 2,000 featured, are, from left, Angela Cetola and Frances Yost. (Herald MIAMMIN RAIHIIINMIllR Carroll, alterations at 57 Ludlow Road, a Christmas Club. persons live on the two large and some 200 smaller photo by Pinto) WEEK’S Richard Scranton, wood stove at 390 Hillstown Road, $500. $2,700. Islands called the Falklands. On the damp, cool, Robert Jarvis for Charles Amons, addi- Alfred Schmedding, fireplace insert at windswept land, and from the surrounding sea, sheep- tion at 81 Goodwin St., $10,000. 606 Gardner St., $800. Currlwf A Ivm Bird DMign raising, whaling and sealing are the prime means of G. L, McHugh for John H. McHugh, gar- Henry Skarien for Dennis Healey, fmiiitAiiT livelihood. Author Not Impressed SPECIALS age at 195 Hillstown Road, $4,000. calendar towal or your choice of Satin Christ- Dr. Lockwood graduated from Trinity College, Hart- fireplace and brick chimney at 42 small home called “Petite will be announced Monday. H. G. Willis, wood/coal stove at 21 mas ornament with $1 or $2 clubs. ford, in 1948. Twenty years later, he became its presi- NORTHEAST HARBOR. Seymour St., $2,700. t 4 I I ’ t * Plaisance" overlooking the The Academie Francaise Phelps Road, $500. 16 II It II MIS II dent. He earned his doctrate in history from Princeton. Maine (UPl) — French Gilbert J. LeBel, alterations at 35 17I I I I n t i I t o rocky coast with her friend is one of five learned Kevin Cktnnolly, roof at 35 Dudley St., M H N ITIiti Aside from his educational achievements, he began author M arguerite Gardner St.; $1,875. Nativity Scana or Santa’s Traa, a and English translator societies of the Institut de $600. FREE hiking in various parts of the world in 1971, first in the Yourcenar says it would be A. H. LaRoeque, wood stove at 72 Scar- fl 4 » 4 ^ • Grace Frick. When not France. It was founded by Ronald L. Poharski for Reginald t T I 114 U '1 I II II II II M glistening acrylic crystal ornament with display "a great first" to be the borough Road, $600. pi 14 IS II 17 II I) III? I11* w Himalayas, then the Sahara. BAKED STUFFED SOLE. . . . Kirtland, garage at 152 Wells St., $5,250. first woman member of the writing, she devotes her Cardinal de Richelieu, Prsah PIM el aele baked bi eur earn Lawrence Kolumber, tool shed at 435 ^*7«liJ4r)?4 awiiii*’**® stand when you open a $5 club... Free sparkling The public is invited to attend Lockwood’s talk. Terry Harlotq for Terry Harlow and E, Academie Francaise in its energies to her flower gar- minister to Louis XIII. Ina aauea tapped artth a chiia a 8 Burnham St., $725. Reindeer acrylic ornament when you open a $3 Abbe, coal and wood stove at 97 Pleasant 344-year history. den. Among the prizes awardcxl eeeeefted atufflnp, Lena Varvelli, wood stove at 162 Wells club. Midgets on CATV But she adds, “To tell by the academy, the most A story oboitl Atviif CAt St.. $950. St., $200. Vivian H. Larson, demolition of shed at you the truth, I don't care.a She is also a leading con- important are the Prix de CATTLEMAi r S CUT courage to b* wh§t foe mo. Robert Wallace, fireplace insert at 12 tender for another la Langue Francaise, the 87 E. Middle Turnpike. $90. » s 4 7 % 7 ' 4 FREE Maxam Staak Knivas, four MANCHESTER — CornnSittoy Broadcasting Company hoot." SRLOM...... *4.N Eklison Road, $600: . 1} U'» " " prestigious French award, stainless wood handled knives, the Ideal will present the Mai^hester fidget Football game "It just means in the Grand Prix de Literature, Our papular tMok cut Mai e( airteki % ynv the Prix Goncourt, which RunmnB V. 74 t 74 77 M I ’ between the Jets and'flie Eagles. This end-of-the-season next 12 months I have to go and the Prix du Roman. bralM la patlaollan. accessory for all your Holiday meals free when game may be seen tonight at 7, in color, on Cable TV to France and make a you open a $10 club. Channel 13. Dick Marsh, the announcer, gives the play- speech," she said in a COMPLETE WITH CHOICE OF East Hartford Public R e cords by-play description. telephone interview APPETIZER, POTATO, AND OUR RANCH i: Chattiam Blanket, full size 72" x Tuesday. HOUSE TOAST Warranty Deeds FREE The New York Times DONT MISS John Norige to David J. FTanagan et al, ai, property on Olmsted Street, con- 90” In earthy colors with satin trim, the Ideal ‘/ f a i y ’ Program Topic reported Miss Yourcenar, THE SREATEH RMNCHEtTER two pieces of property at the comer of veyance tax $57.20. winter gift for added warmth free when you open - 76, author of "Memoirs of CHAmEROFCONMEIICE Forbes and Norige streets, conveyance (^rol D. Walker tp James J. Reese et a $20 club. HEBRON — “Italy” will be the topic of the Ck)untry-A- Hadrian" and "The Abyss" Chlldran’t Mono Avollabl* tax $66. al, property on John Street, conveyance ut. I M Month program scheduled for Friday at 7:30 p.m. at the and winner of the French Anthony Mangiafico et al to Frederick tax $44. ' ' '» 4h Academy's Grand Prix de J. Dean et al, property on Jerry Road, Newell C. Hall et al to Manuel Bastos et 50th PAYMENT MADE BY Douglas Ubrary. The program is sponsored by the PRODUCT SHOW PrICM tUirtlng at 690 ' , w FREE Friends of the Library. Literature in 1977, was a conveyance tax $52.80. al, property on Butternut Lane, con- M ANCHESTER STATE BANK IF. OTHER The film, "Italian Concerto,” which highlights arts and serious contender for Donald Benito et al to Frederick K. veyance tax $70.95. PAYMENTS MADE AS AGREED. history of Italy, will be shown. There will also be a guest a c c e p ta n c e in to the OVER 100 eXHIBITOSa Hansen, property on Oak Street, con- Regina Scott to Robert Eichler et ai, -i'. speaker amf Italian desserts and espresso coffee will be academy, which has never MR. STEAK veyance tax $74.80. property on Wickham Drive, conveyance MANCHEtTlR tax $66. • a I • : > Free 50th Payment made by served. Tickets for the program are available at the bad a female member WHEN: SiL A Sun., Nov. 17 A 18th Albert G. Newmann to Gegiel Nunes ■ ItMi library or from any member of the Friends of the aince its founding in 1635. 244 Cantsr SL Gomes et al, property on Burnside Vincenza Mancuos to Luke A. Chilone et I l i * « l Manchester State Bank Library. Miss Y ourcenar was WHERE: MmchMtar High School Avenue, conveyance tax $80.50. ai, property on Silver Lane, conveyance IS B t All money raised from these programs is used to buy born in June 1903, in OyimiMhini Open Dally 11 a.m. to 8 p.m. Norman J. ^ ic h e et al to Kenneth E. tax $63.80. new books for the library. Anyone interested in becoming B russels, Belgi^um, of WEEKENDS TIL 10 Roust et al, property on Q>lt Street, con- Nomnan B. Sylvester et al to Walter J. H other paymenta made a “Friend” is welcome to join. For information contact French parents. Orginally TIME: SM. 12 AM - 9 PM veyance tax $84.90. Waid et al, property on Risley Street, con- at agreed. Jeanne Ford, librarian. a French citizen, she Sun., Noon tU 6 PM Dorothy Atkins to Ercel A. Garufi et al, veyance tax $W. became a naturalized U.S. property on Sterling Street, conveyance Doris P. Gallant to Raymond S. Grat- citizen in 1947 changing her TICKETS: 990 I t tlM Door tax $63.80. ton, property at 887 Oak St., conveyance name from de Crayencour CfeMw ItaHv • niE ReJean Jacques et al to Joseph Rlccio, tax $61.60. Dress-Up Day Set to Yourcenar. Au DAT Acrmnu property on Whitney Street, conveyance Jacques Rodrique et al to (Taudia Ruiz MANCHESTER She said she became a PKATUMMQ tax $71.15. et al, property on Legion Drive, con- ANDOVER — The Student Council of the Andover yearround resident of aUve WINF Broadcast a Clowni, Balloons a Folk George P. Zieke et al to Bruce P. Zieke veyance Tax $M.8S. School has planned a "Dress-up Day” for Friday to honor Mount Desert Island, home Singers a Hot bog. Shacks et al, property on Silver Lane, conveyance Daniel J. Marquis et al to Moses the school team. of Acadia National Park tax $K. Fleming et al, property on 58 Lafayette STATEBANK Also on Friday the Grade 5 students will present a play WIN OVER $2500 IN St., conveyance tax $81.60. lij and several of Maine’s Robert W. Carey et al to (TUfford Ray- 1M1 turn 9T. entitled “School Days,” which is the name of the school's most famous resort com- mond Vaillancourt et al, property on Suf- Sadie R. Pardo to James J. Yungk et at, DOWNTOWN H A N e M U m UNIKR newspaper. munities, in the early 1950s FABULOUS DOOR PRIZES folk Drive, conveyance tax $57.70. property on Forest Street, conveyance tax TtL. MMM4 FREE - FREE • FREE The play will be presented at 10 a.m. in the school’s all- after visiting friends who Thomas Ckirran et al to James V. $59.40. purpose room. The public Is invited. QIFT8 FOR ENTIRE FAMILY n Stephen J. Donahue to David L. i. A were summer residents of Gropley et al, property on Melton Drive, "Msnehsslsr’s our homo, notjs. brsnoh." mimmr pme The two events are being presented in observance of the island. conveyance tax $58.30.' Bouchard et al, property on Belden Street, National Education Week. The author now lives in a r J o s ^ Bidwell to Charles E. Perham et conveyance tax $56.10. lb - EVENING HERALD, Wed.. Nov, U. im 13 2 Hip WattM fJ Hip Waofad It Hip Wnnltd EVENING HERALD, Wed., Nov. 14,1979 - 17 NEED A RIDE FROM RN -11 to 7. Part time. Enjoy WnntMl 13 H ip Wintod COCKTAIL WAITRESSES - 13 H lo W u iltd 13 BuMlnM* Opportuntty 14 Homaa For Safa 23 Homaa For Solo 23 Homaa For Solo 33 HomM For Stfo 23 Vernon Council To Meet; Homestead Drive in GUfton- workingwithanexcellwtsup- Earn up to $200 a week. bury to Elm Street, Hartford, porting staff. V«y pleasant Experienced or will train. WOODWORKERS BEAUTY PARLOR- 2 booths, 7:3fi a.m. Call 85KI779 mor- atmosibere. Good w a g e s ^ PICKUP AND Anply 330 Ledyard Street, RNS, LPNS 1 more could be added; with 4 7Wf ninas only benefits. Please call Doris Hartford. a«M aspartnoa anStena. ••»•••••••••••••»••••••• Slain, RN, Director of I PM -11 PM and or 5 room apartm ent. DBJVERY D M V n II PM . 7 AM OMfla Am.v AT: tor fully equipped service Reasonable. 875-4141. STRANO REAL ESTATE Herbst To Be Sworn In AnnounepmMM I Nurses, Mg-012».______BOOKKEEPING ft TYPING Xmt and FuE Thna atatlon. Muat bo lACIIWBN Good driving record essen- essential for diversified part- UKEVENFimmKCO. axpariancad and dapan- ATTENTION TOTALPHONE UTHE OPERATORS - With time job for responsible per- In modern health care 329 Prograaa Drive VERNON — An organizational cil members. letter from State Rep. Chester 2 years’ experience. Good tial. Apply to Stan Ozimek. iBcllliy. Good salary, dabla with own tools. EARN EXTRA MONEY AT SUBSCRIBERS! Do you need son with initiative. Hours 9:00 Manehaatar, CL YOUR HOME operating a N ETW O R K meeting of the new Town Council will She will also suggest that any oral Morgan concerning the bill that he help receiving your calls? benefits. Salary nmtiable. to 1:00 Monday thru Friday, benefits and working con- Bhio Cross, Blue ShMd, be held Thursday at 7:30 p.m. in the or written reports, to come before co-sponsored to aid the ‘'‘working Hawk Precision Co., SOI MORIARTYMIOS. ditions. Apply In person; uniforms, ratlramant typing service! Information: Temporary or permanent. every other Sahirday. Apply ASSISTANT send stamped, self-addressed •X Memorial Building at which time the meeting, be put at the top of the poor" in paying their fuel bills this Personal Attention... Very Burnham Street, East Hart- S01-S18 Canter OIroal at the: W.H. England Lumber banofits, top wages and ford, telephone S2S-0645. VETERINARIAN hours for ths right parson. envelope to: Linda Frost, 46 172 E. Center St. Manchester. Ct. 06040 Democrat Marie Herbst will be agenda so if anyone is present to dis- winter. Reasonable. 2SS4M1 or 247- ______maMheelefi Cl* Company at Route 44A, Bolton vbw miraiim RECEPTIONIST TYPE- Part Welles Rd, no. 220. Vernon, sworn in as mayor. cuss such reports they won’t have to The bill, if passed, would make ...... BUS BOYS - Full Ume lunch HEALTH CARE F M IU T T time. Flexible hours. Call 872- Inquire In parson to; Ct. 06066, m n r mSSoTSSI^ ■imjiAIIU Mrs. Herbst was elected last stay through the whole meeting if available loans of up to $500, at five Help WaoMd 13 and dinner shifts. Apply at 100 Ragan Read 7351, 9 to 5. MR.PURK8 PLASTIC INSPECTOR - Varoon, CL ■MIMA RIM ...... S4MM1 JIM NOW K...... I4M 26K ■Em MUZIKEVM .. IM-1741 Tuesday, defeating incumbent they don’t wish to. percent interest, to persons who Cavey’s Restaurant, 4$ East Opening for n rit shlR Q C per- Private fnatnictfona 13 TOOLMAKERS - MadiinisU. Center Street, Manchester, . An AquAt opportunity Amptoytr. DIETARY AIDES - Full time HOBI JULIAM 64MIM2 TNOMM DODD...... MS-MSI Republican Mayor ^ a n k McCoy. It is expected that Republican meet certain guidelines. SHOES SALESPERSON for son to take over a small in- positions available in our SILVER LANE SHELL ULUM iOlUNS . .. 649-S2M Apply II Commerce Street spection department In a RIDING LESSONS, indoor She will have a Town Council to work Morgan Campbell will be named to Morgan would like residents to Glastonbury. PTG RARE OPPORTUNITY - fine chain family shoe stores dietary department. Apply in 262 Spencer Street serve as mayor pro tern as decided write to him and other i;area in Hartford, Manchester area. May, growing, molding and person: Blast Hartford Con- Manchester riding ring. Western stock with made up of seven Republicans COMPANY. Telephone l» - OWN YOUR OWN mold making company. A SOCIAL SURVEY WORKER seat, saddle seat and hunt between the two town chairmen, legislators offering their support for 7111.______BUSINESS. Distributor for Full and part time. Excellent valescent Home, 745 Main Between 10 am and 5 pm and five Democrats, the first time in fringe benefits, including good general knowledge of - Part time temporary. Con- Street. East Hartford. seat. All levels 228-9817. the town's history that this has John Daigle, Republican, and Lester the proposal. Kodak film , D uracell plastics, measuring in- duct door to door survey of CERAMIC TILE MECHANIC Batteries, G.E., Sylvania and complete insurance coverage happened. Past mayors have had a Baum, Democrat. The Town Council, at its last - Experienced only. Top and pension plan. Must have strum ents, gauges, and older residents. Invterview, STATION ATTENDENT STOCK CLERK ft DRIVER- VOICH, PIANO Instructions. other photo products needed blueprint reading required. assess needs. Background in Former faculty New York six-six split but no mayor of one par- While the town attorney probably meeting, voted to set aside $5,000 for wages. Apply: Atlas Tile, IIQ in your area. No selling. Ser- some retail experience. NEEDED- Full time. Apply in We're expanding our staff. ^ n in 'Tpke., Wethersfield, Chance'for quick advance- Capable of checking work social services or degree in Music and Art High School. ty has had to work with a majority won’t be named Thursday night, it is this purpose, so town officials would vice top Retailers under person to Gorin's ^ r t s Car This is a full time, steady job. 56M151. ______ment. New store openings within close tolerences, filling social work and own transpor- Center._Route 83, Vernon. Good pay, time and half after Professional SInger/Pianist. council of another party. likely that a Democrat will be like to see the legislation pass. exclusive contract established out inspection reports, tation necessary. 6 month 6446597. ______- by us. High immediate in- coming in I960. If you feel you 40 hours, paid vacation and in- “COLONIAL LOVERS DEUOHr recommended for this job as the Also to be discussed at Thursday’s RN-LPN wanted for 3 p.m.-ll customer liaison and exer- project pays $4600 plus. p.m. “PRIDE OF OWNERSHIP" The council will be asked to adopt p.m. and 11 p.m-7 a.m. shifts. come minimum required in- are qualified, call 423-8411 and HOUSEKEEPER-3 to 6I surance. Phone 643-9147, or Price just reduced! Anxious town attorney has to work closely meeting will be a report of the Traf- ask for Mr. Prague. cising good judgement. Please Resume by December I to: dally. 2 school age children. apply to: Manchester Tobacco Schooft-ClassM 13 Inunaculate, tastefully decorated 7W Completely remodeled Duplex. Vinyl rules of procedure for the meetings. Apply director of nursing. vestment $9,975. 100% profit Municipal Agent for the owners-means big savings on this rm. Colonial. FP, eat-in kitchen, lots of with the mayor. fic Authority concerning off-street call nv. Silver at 5^1475 for Call 872-2682, or '3-2013. ft Candy Co., 299 Green Road, •sided, ' designer WllrVlICIIj kitchen, ft IW 7X UciUlS baths., Mrs. Herbst said there will be just Salmonbrook Convalescent structure. Call between SAM appointment. Elderly, 222 Bolton Center FOR TOE BEST - Manchester extremely nice remodeled Colonial. IW cabinets, dishwasher, fam. rm., in- beautifully carpeted, built-in dis- William Breslau has served as parking in the Rockville section of & 5PM, 1-800-633-6367. Or SNACK BAR OPERATOR- Manchester. baths, sunny spacious rooms, 3 car gar- two minor changes she will ask the Home, off House Street, Waitress ft Counter Girl. . Road, Bolton, Ct. 06040. Affir- Gymnastic School. 3 to 5 sulated, economical to heat, fenced hwasher, insulatro. Anderseiv windows council to act on. town attorney under Mayor McCoy town. Glastonbury. Please call 633- write: American Film WANTED EXPERIENCED mative action employer. pupils per teacher. FREE in- aj^. Recently painted. Call today fe ,- yard w/popl. ONE YEAR HOME s e ^ te systems. Better than new. 5244. P ro c e ssin g . In c ., 1935R Downtown Main Street area. TELEPHONE CLERK for One will be to change the meeting for the past two years. The usual Several residents presented the Full and part time. Call 643- WINDOW washer. Must be troductory lesson with this ad. WARRANTY! $64,900, Hoover Court, B'ham, AL PART TIME JANITORIAL Sales and Service Depart- Call 6466306, or 646-3549. dates from the first and third Mon- procedure is for the town attorney to council with a petition three weeks 1442. reliable. Full time or part EXPEHIICD ment. This is full time, steady NURSES AIDES wanted for 35226. time. Call 649-5334.______WORK- Manchester area. 6 days of the month to the first and resign if the change of mayor means ago asking the town to repeal the or- full time on all shifts. Apply DlftONOSTIC p.m. to 9 p.m., 5 evenings a employment, the present Hornet For Sale 23 Hornet For Sale 23 Homes For Salt 23 Homes tor Sale 23 cheery voice is in attribute. third Tuesdays. She said it looks like a change of party. dinance which prohibits all-night, off- director of nursing. Salmon- PRESCRIPTIVE TEACHBI BOARD CLERK - for week. Call 2496880. NURSE MKS brook Convalescent Home, off Familiar with formal Paid vacation and insurance COLONIAL - OFFERING 8 NIANTIC - GIANTS NECK MANCHESTER - Raised Lolt-Lind for Sale 24 this is agreeable to most of the coun- Mrs. Herbst said she received a street parking. Re^onal District No. 8, Board plan. Phone 643-9147, or apply Ranch. 4 bedrooms. 2 House Street, Glastonbury. and Informal assessment of Education. Part time posi- YARD PERSON, year round ROOMS, 1st floor family BEACH. 3 bedroom Ranch, MACHINISTS FOR NEEDED to: Manchester Tobacco ft paneled living room, eat-in l/2baths, family room, 2 DON'T PAY HIGH HOME Please call 633-5244. techniques, methods and tion. Attends evening needed for Manchester firm. room with fireplace. 4 “OAK GROVE” AIRCRAFT PARTS - materials; skills in To provkl* Nursing Caro Candy Co., 299 Green Road, generous sized bedrooms, 2 kitchen, 2 car garage, oil heat, fireplaces, 2 car garage. heating bills. Buy ready to meetings of Board and Com- Person must be available to NEW HOMES—Gorgeous 7 Porter Street area. Call owner BABYSITTER NEEDED- Experimental and short run. demonstration teaching. 12 shovel walkways and porches In privala homta and Manchester. 1/2 baths, central air, 2 car lovely quiet setting on dead- build on 80 X 125* lot on the Must be able to set-up and mittees. Steno and ^ in g Nodical Faeimiaa. Part room L-Dutch colonial ft 7 end street, deeded beach 646-3116 after 5PM or all day west coast of sunny Florida. Monday through Thursday, 3 months position. Certifica- skills essential. Call RHAM in the winter and mow the garage, walkout basement. Renovations on Schedule p.m. to 10 p.m. Own transpor- work from blueprints. tion in Special Education Uma, hill Oma. ConaMara- $83,500. Group I, Pbilbrick Room Raised Ranch - both rights. $79,900. Call exclusive Saturday and Sunday. Call 643-7712. Ask for Bob. lawn and do other yard work Miminum 5 years experience. H l^ School, 228-9474 for infor- agent, Carol Cable-Wagner, tation. Can 649-6022. Friday; and minimal 3 years mation. during other seasons. Depen- Hon givan lo pralaranca Agency. 646-4^. 3 bedrooms, 2W baths, weekends anytime. Excellent opportunity for experience requirM, or dability is a must. Reply by of:—Location and Hours. PMFESSIOMl fireplaced family room, 2 Beazley Co. Realtors, Equal ANDOVER - 2 building loU, qualified individuals. Apply Senool Psychologist. writing Herald Box Z. NO FEE - WEEKLY PAY MANCHESTER- Two Family car garage, large treed housing opportunity. 443-4470. Ideal. 7426912. at: Paragon AVIS USED CAR SALES HARSTYUST “BUTTERNUT ROAD” TRAVEL AGENT- 2 years Tool Co. Inc., 121 Please send resume to: For hriormatlon caH 46. Very nice condition. New lots priced from $92,500. At Congregational Church Adams M »t, Manchester. needs a full time lot man to W ith 15 y e a r s experience. Manchester area. Residential Education work at its car sales location 643-9515 roof. 200 foot treed lot. Manchester's finest loca- 647-9935. experience is moving Reel Eetate Wanted VERNON — Kirk S. Walworth, secretary of the Union T*'® church staff members will be m ov^ back |nto Send resume to: Box U, c/o Center, 474 School St., Elast on Rt. 83 in Vernon. Duties in- LPN AID 6 ASSISTANCE Immediate occupancy. $54,- tion for custom built homes 23 Manchester Herald. H artford, Conn. 06108. to the M anchester 900. Hayes Corp., 6466131. , Congregational Church Restoration Committee reported their former offices with the exception that the associate DISHWASHERS - Part time clude keeping cars and With Pediatric/Pyschiatric of North Eastern Conn. area, and would like to now ready. Large gorgeous EOEM/F ______facilities clean. Apply in per- 646-1180 SELLING your house? Call us that work is progressing on schedule to restore the minister, David Eusden, will be moved into an enlarged nights and weekends. Apply at experience preferred to Inc. treed lots with city first and we'll make you a PART TIME JANITOR for son at Avis Used Car Sales. r e lo c a te w ith a BEAUTIFUL FIVE ROOM Tacorral 246 Broad Street, work with socially and U7 I M CwHt SVm E EAST HARTFORD - Older utilities. Will build to suit. cash offer! T.J. Crockett, church which was extensively damaged by a fire several office above the chapel. , medium size office complex. INVENTORY CLERK / 560 Talcottville Road , Rt. 63, progressive salon. RANCH with 2 garages in Manchester. emotionally maladjusted Wendwl Df frame house. 2 bedrooms, Priced from $125,000. Realtor. 643-1577. weeks ago. Walworth said work is continuing on energy cost reduc- Hours: 5 p,m. to 10 p.m., 3 JUNIOR SECRETARY to Vernon. To Mr. Schaller Please call collect :- q^uiet, yet cen tral area. CAPE - 7 Rooms, 3 Bedrooms, large kitchen, living room, nights a week. Phone Mr. Division Controller. Will be students, between the ages Recently redone and simply Walworth said that in conjunction with the Christian tion plans, fire security systems, and a walkway for the TYPISTS AND CLERK between 9am and 4pm. Equal Remodeled Kitchen and enclosed front porch, MAY WE BUY your home? Whitney at 568-2020 for ap- responsible for paper stock in- Opportunity EImployer. M/F. of 10 and 18. Part time 71M24-3289 immaculate inside and out. Baths. Aluminum siding, in- Education Committee and the architect, it has been handicapped which will be installed between the church pointment. TYPISTS are needed to work SITTER FOR 92 YEAR OLD between 6 and 8 p.m. aluminum siding, gas heat, MERRin„g.„cy Quick, fair, all cash and no ventory control and related position. 20-25 hours per Comparison invited in very ground pool with patio and treed lot -100' x 150' - sewers. agreed to move partitions in the downstairs classrooms, and the annex. _____ in the Hartford area. Call reports. Inventory BOLTON MAN on an oc- low $50's. Group I. Belfiore 646-1180 problem. Call Warren E. NIGHT STOCK CLERKS- week. casional basis. Especially for privacy. Group I, Philbrick Near busline. $45,500.5686669, H e said this will provide safer classrooni access from the While the renovation work has been going on church COLLECTORS for credit today. TAC/TEMPS, 727-8430. experienced preferred, but Agency, 647-1413. Howland. Realtors. 643-1108. Immediate openings presently Send resum e to: live in Thanksgiving weekend. Agency, 6466^. 5286639. hallways; provide a cribroom in the former prayer services have been conducted in the auditorium of the department fuel company. figure aptitude and ability can Part or full time. Flexible EXPERIENCED SANDWICH easily overcome in- available for experienced Residential Education Call 6492901. chapel which will have convenient access by way of the nearby Sykes ^h w l. hours. Send brief resume to: MAKERS wanted for cocktail experience. Light typing, no night grocery Stockers. We Center, 474 School Street, Union Street library door; and will provide a new east Other "churches have offered the use of their facilities Sidney 0. Melius, P.O. Box lounge. Call 644-9637 between steno. For interview contact: offer an exceilent wage and East Hartford. Conn. 06106, ATTENTION hall which will run between the new and former for such things as church suppers and other large 777, HarUord, 06101. 9 a.m. and 12 noon. Personnel Manager, Lydall benefit package. For more in- EOEM/F HOMEMAKERS! Welcome meetings and smaller groups have been meeting in the Inc., 615 P ark er S tre et, formation ^ease contact Wagon International, the cribrooms. PART TIME. Want cash for store manager- EDWARDS original Greeting Service TELEPHONE ANSWERING Manchester. 646-1233. EOE. WAITRESS WANTED- After- Da W . FUm REALTY CO. church annex. Walworth said this will connect the sanctuary stairwell SERVICE OPERATORS for the holidays? For every day? FOOD warehouse, 205 seeks personnel in V OF It's easy with the phone in Spencer Street, ManchMter, noon and evenings. Apply: Manchester. Mansfield, with the present hall, providing a second convenient weekends, evenings etc. Paid Vic's Pizza. 151 West Midale training, major medical. Mr. your own home. Call 249-7773. Conn. Coventry, Storrs, Columbia. 243 Main St. Manchester Tel: 643-1591 downstairs access. LEGAL NOTICE EXECUTIVE Tpke. Must be over 18. Car required. Good earnings. In conjunction with the Music Committee and the Fi.sh, Hartford, 525-1125. Planning & Zoning Commission SECRETARY BABYSITTER NEEDED IN Flexible hours. Immediate Hours - Daily 8:30 AM - 8:00 PM t 8 7 2 - 9 1 5 3 architect, the Restoration Committee has also approved JANUARY- For 1 year old. 3 CUSTODIAN - Part lime, training class. Phone 247-1166. Veraon Clrcl6 Vernon INSURANCE AGENCY - Part Th « MinchMtar Board of Educa experienced, references. Call Saturday 9:00 AM - 5:00 PM Closed Sunday raising the organ, making improvements in the choir loft At a meeting of the Planning and Zoning Commission held on time position available, for tion aaak appllcanta for yaar 1/2 days per week, neferably or write: Mrs. N. J. Smith, 10 October 22. 1979 the following action was taken: PART TIME EVENINGS- round (S2 wa alia) Ex acutiva 6434466. including putting in a permanent extension over the experienced Personal Lines my home. Other children OK. Robin Road, Simsbury. Conn., DONALD FISH WILLIAM FISH MAC KICHAR PAUL OLIVER GORDON FISH FRANK BORYSEVICZ person. Phone 528-9831. Manchester. Light duty Sacratarlai poattlon. Applicants 649-4083 06070. former choir stairwell and making improvements in the David Cordner — The Andover Planning it Zoning Commission janitor cleaner. 5 evenings per mutt pota a at good typlno and HOUSEKEEPER- 3 to 6 i approved an extension of a special permit for one year from steps leading from the pupit area to the sanctuary, in- SWITCHBOARD week. Ideal for re tir^ or unofriphlc M b ^ ' * '7 , 1 , n o AMBITIOUS YOUNG MAN to Mond^inday throughI Friday. Call EARN WHILE YOU LEARN. expiration date of the previous application (6-9-79) for David ranfe, W.OlO to 872-2682 o r 273P2013. ROBERT PRAH GRANT HARLACHER BEVERLY DIPIETRO TONY WASlUFSKY MARILYN MAWHINNEY LORRAINE BOUTIN cluding the addition of handrails. OPERATOR- 4 nights per semi-retired Call 649-5334. do maintenance service and Men and women 17 - 35 learn a Cordner to establish a Heavy Elquipment Repair Shop on the Excallant banafitt. Contact • Walworth said the sanctuary is taking on a warm glow week. Thursday 11:30 p.m., installation work. Must be career skill. Guaranteed part- northeast comer of Hendee Road and Route 6 in Andover. WANTED CLEANING Wllaon E. Daakin. Jr., Aaalatant DENTAL HYGIENIST- Part now that its almost completely painted and that the adja- 7:30 a.m. Friday, Saturoay & Suparlntandant of Schoola 547- mechanically or electrically time job. $60 per weekend to PERSON for professional of- inclined. Tepco Air Pollution time. M anchester area. start. Veterans earn more. Dated in Andover, Connecticut 14 November, 1979. Sunday, midnight to 8:00 a m. 3 4 5 1 . E q u a l O p p o r t u n i t y Benefits. Salary negotiable. cent chapel has been completely painted. John Kostic, Chairman Edwards Answering Service. fice in town, once a week. Employar. Control, 122 Naubuc Avenue, Join the Connecticut Army Send replies to. Box MM, c/o Call 6496125. National Guard. Call Sargeant The pewter chandeliers in the sanctuary and the foyer Planning & Zoning Commission 646-5406.______Glastonbury, 633-7958. have been restored to their original brilliance and all of Manchester Herald. Hanqa at 6496423 or 566-7900 Mary Keenan, Secretary SEWERS- Experienced on In- Collect. Located in Storrs, Ct. sits this remarkable situation. the major structural work in the new enlarged social Planning St Zoning Commission dustrial Sewing Machines. This restored Circa 1760 COLONIAL with a faithfully room has been completed and new improved air ducts 027-ii Will train if necessa^. Good PUBLIC AUCTIO N NURSE AIDES have been installed, Walworth said. starting pay for the right peo- Immediate openings constructed newer rear wing. This home is a walk in the le. Hours:' 7 to 3:30,, Monday LAUNDRY AND DIAPER available on all shifts. HELP WANTED past, but with all the amenities of a newer home; six LEGAL NOTICE Biru Friday. Apply. . . in person SERVICE needs folderess FORECLOSURE SALE Plea:>ant working con- Women’s Center at: Pillowtex Cbrp., 49 Regent full or part time. AM and PM. ditions, new wage scale in RMTEDISIUNTLER bedrooms; S'/z baths plus one in an unfinished lower NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION Street, Manchester. Equal Call 289-1527. force. Located on bus line. PREMISES: Contact Mrs. Ferguson MuM havd own toola. apartment; Six working reconstructed fireplaces which OF Opportunity Employer M/F. Equal Opportunity EXPERIENCED 170-178 SOUTH MAIN STREET DNS at Burnside Convales- includes a surperb cooking fireplace with workable Plans Programs STORES, INCORPORATED ACOUSTICAL CEILING cent Home, 289-9571. Bmployof, SHEET METAL WORKER - MANCHESTER CONN. beehive oven. MANCHESTER NOTICE is hereby given, pursuant to General Statutes of 'Experienced. Soldering etc. MAN. Please apply: Acousti- Ap^ In poraon to: Tech Systems, 646-5792. The rear wing has been constructed using Highlighting the prpgram- at 7 p.m. the Women’s Connecticut, that STORES, INCORPORATED, a Connecticut Can 528-2101. SOUTH WINDSOR materials from two houses of the similar period. ming for the last week of Center will host a presen- corporation having its principal place of business in PART TIME DRIVERS BY ORDER OF THE SUPERIOR COURT FOR TOE AUTO PARTS November at the Women’s tation entitled ‘‘Rape and Manchester, Connecticut, has been dissolved by a resolution of OIL TRUCK DRIVER- House JUDICIAL DISTRICT OF HARTFORD, AT MACHINIST to do secondary •etianek Road Woodwork has been reproduced using tools of the time delivery. Year round work. needed. Nights and weekends. machining and buffing Center at Manchester Self Defense,’’ in the its Board of Directors and Stockholders, effective as of June 25, Call 649-51M. HARTFORD, CASE DOCKET NO. 232889, the under- South WIndaor as with hardware. A large picturesque brick patio plus a 1979. All creditors, if any, are warned to present their claims to) All benefits, ^ p ly M&M Oil operations on plastic parts, Community College are Women’s Center. Detec- Co., Route 6, Bolton. signed will sell at PUBUC AUCTION, subject to the ap- experience not necessary. 2Vz car coach house, with a large studio, a regulation two presentations geared tive Sue Gibbons, of the UBELLE, ROTHENBERG St LaBELLE, P.C., Attorneys at SALESMAN- Opportunity for proral of the Superior Court, the premises located at 178- Full or part time. Call days at Law, 843 Main Street, Manchester, Connecticut, on or before exciting position. Knowledge Har Tru tennis court. to assist women in dealing Manchester Police Depart- 178 SwUi Main Street, Manchester, Connecticut. Said 563-1475. of stoves helpful. Base plus premises consists of a parcel of land approximately 90 x with specific physical and March 17. 1980 HOUDAY HELP NEEDED- A fact sheet is avaiiabie from D.W. Fish with much ment, will discuss Dated at Manchester, this 7th day of November, 1979. commission. Full medical 300 feet, more or less, with a two family bouse thereon. APPRENTICE FOR AUTO People to work part time. 18 health-related issues. The measures women can take COOKS St KITCHEN benefits. Paid vacation. Call SALE DATE:*Saturday, November 17,1979 at 1:00 p.m. BODY REPAIR SHOP - App- hours weekly, at $5.33 hourly. more information. Priced at a true value of $169,000. STORES, INCORPORATED HELPERS- Available Mrs. Gray 525-1931 programs, which are free to protect themselves from BY PLACE OF SALE; on the premises ly in person: Neil's Auto Body Over 18 only. Car helpful. The owners have done all the work; all that is left for you weekends and evenings. Discounts offered. Call C ft W of charge and open to the violent assault. LaBelle, Rothenberg St LaBelle, P C. INSPECTION: 12:00 noon -1:00 p.m. on morning of sale. Works. 227 Burnside Avenue, is the pure enjoyment of this home. Call today for a Experienced preferred. GENERAL HANDY East Hartford. Distributors. 12 - 3 PM. 872- public, are part of the Anyone wishing further Its Attorneys Drivers License. Mature in- PERSON for car washing, TERMS OF SALE; $5,000.00 deposit by successful bidder 2128. private showing for you and your family. Listed Center’s November information may call the 026-11 dividuals. Apply in person: pick up and delivery, etc., for in cash, banker's check or certified chMk, with balance of FULL TIME HELP for 3rd. exclusively with the D.W. Fish Gallery of Homes. speaker series on the Women’s Center at 646- Garden Grove Caterers, mornings. 4 hours per day, 5 purchaM price, plus or minus adjustments, in cash at the shift. Apply in person: 7- URGENTLY NEED theme ‘‘Women and Our 4900, ext. 232. Loti and Found 1 Keeney Street, Manchester. days per week, Monday thru time of closing sale. Said sale is subject to the approval of Eleven, 509 Center Street, DEPENDABLE PERSON Friday. Drivers License a Bodies,” the Superior Dnirt. Manchester. who can work without super- LOST- Black and white cat. PART TIME COCKTAIL must. See Mr. Carter in per- vision for Texas oil c o m ity On Tuesday, Nov. 27, at 2 male. Vicinity of Oak and WAITOESS, son at: Carter Chevrolet, 1229 PERSON WANTED to clean in Manchester area. We train. p.m. the Women’s Center NOTICE Spruce Street. Black bushy EXPERIENCED- Nights. Main Street, Manchester. offices 4 hours a day. mor- W rite K.O. Dick, P re s., will host a presentation on PUBLIC HEARING tail, white paws, pink nose. Call 646-3637 anytime, and ask FOR FURTHER INFORMATION, nings, Monday. Wednesday, Southeastern Petroleum, Box "Exercise” in the Call 646-502f Reward. for Dennis. CONTACT: ATTORNEY THOMAO D. MCHUQH, Friday. Apply: 46 Adams 789, Ft. Worth, Tx. 76101. fIf ca 17 60 Women’s Center lounge. ADDraONAL APPROPRIATIONS COMMITTEE Street, Manchester. 47 BOULANQER AVENUE The discussion will center BOARD OF DIRECTORS COOK WANTED TOWN OF MANCHESTER, CONNECTICUT WEST HARTFORD, CONNECTICUT on num erous forms of exercise including jogging Notice is hereby given that the Board of Directors, Town of 00110 •MIDDErailT • o lirjr o e m m t n t u r t t * with TELEPHONE: S28-7$4< OKMTORS MpNftqnoht Mcp nf exercise eouinm ent Manchester, Connecticut, will hold a Public Hearing in the •SURfACf C t B U r.V ln M is o m e tric and iso to n ic Hearing Room at the Municipal Building, 41 Center Street, 6RINDEII8 Cm Mi M CmmImmI I hw exe^ciSM th^ role of Manchester. Connecticut, Tuesday, November 20, 1979, at 8:00 •4S-S1B1 exerciSM , m e role of nutn- p „ consider and act on the following: Set up and onerate. tion and sports and com- ^ ^ , ...... c i BOYS First and second shifts. .r,,,., -f Proposed additional appropriation to Educational Special NURSES AIDES- 7 to 3 and 3 . *1 o f p u ^ 4j (or participation in the National Holocaust Good working conditions with company paid to 11. Part time and full time. p n ^ ic a l n m e » . seminar for Education at Arlington. Virginia benefits. Enjoy working in a very plea- On Wednesday, Nov. 28 ...... $150.00 sant and home like at- A M M A M A to be financed by funds already received from the Manchester TAX SHELTDiED AMUAL RETURN EISTEMTOOICO. mosphere. helping our elderly 469 School SIraot i l H n i l 6 r 8 Chapter of B’nai B’rith. * Mfngh Premhim W I n l a r a a t C o m p u la d patients. Good wages and ...... , . AnniiMy jo f laaualo Eaat Hartford benefits. Please call Doris Proposed additional appropriation to Elducational Special ft GIRLS Blain, RN, Director of OWNERS REDUCE PRICE on their immaculate 7 TRANSFERRED OWNERS looking for fast action * No OoMt Chorgo ^of To Hear Grants. Fund 41, for supplemental Grant to correct 504 code * No YYWidfowal Nurses, 6466129. Manchester room Raised Ranch. IVk baths, family room, on their immaculate 3 bedroom split, family rooi IN-LAW SUITE available in this beautiful Forest violations PonaHy Takan In A Lump Manor Nursing Home, 385 fireplace. ERA HOME WARRANTY and more! I'/i baths, fireplace and a great price! ERA HOME Hills home. 3 full baths, picturesque lot and an ERA ...... , . . , . $1,400.00 AVOID COMMUTING- Work Must be: * AbiowMy No Foot or r V n M I WNnOoWW a i Uv t West Center Street, $65,900.- WARRANTY! WARRANTY! 80 s Requests to be financed from Head Start funds. ChoTM of Any Kind in Manchester. Stock Clerk. Manchester. Drivers Licence for Van. Full SOUTH WINDSOR - Proposed additional appropriation to Special Grants, Fund 61, * Tax Advantogaa or part time. Apply in person: FUEL OIL DRIVER The Planning and Zoning CETA ‘ntle H 1. Over 12 years of age. Marlow's Incorporatroi 867 WANTED- Must have 102 Commission -will m eet ...... $119,475.09 Main Street. Manchester. License and knowledge of Nov. 20 at 8 p.m. in the to be financed from Grant, to cover the period of October 1,1979 2. Neat and honest. greater Hartford area. Call council chambers in the through September 30, 1900. 2897751 for an interview. Proposed additional appropriation to Special Grants, Fund, Town Hall to hear two 3. Willing to work hard. ELECTRICIANS applications. 61. CFTA HUe VI RUBBERMAID PARTY ...... $109,258.21 PLAN NEEDS Journeymen and Apprentices. R. J. Alexander Inc. is 4 Able to work approximately 4 hours per Trade School Graduates. 1 to 2 to be financed from Grant, to cover the period of October 1,1979 DEMONSTRATORS. No seeking permission for a collectinj. No delivering. ears experience. Paid through September 30, 19M. inefiU. 'TOMKO ELECTRIC . re-subdivision of property day and once In a while on Saturday. Craig Rrotm Save on Gas. Call Linda. 647- bei I : 9054. INC., 871-0436 located on Wentworth Proposed additional appropriation to Data Processing PMMaalay, P ^ Drive, into 15 lots. The ...... $ 1,000.00 TaaaMMr to be financed from State of Connecticut Youth Services Grant QRACIOUB SCARBOROUQH JUST FOR A START Immaculate 6 room Ranch area is known as S YEAN HOME WARRANTY on thit spacious 3 Funds. with modern kitchen, den, formal Uv with all appliances, garage and an ERA HOME Wentworth Estates, Sec- room, fireplace, garage and an-ERA HOME bedroom, 24k bath, fireplace, thermopane windows WARRANTY! Call Today! 50's. tion III and is in an A-20 Approve additional appropriation of $814,000.00 to be added to HELP WAHTED Fund 9-928 for the construction of sanitary sewers to service the Call between 3:45 WARRANTY. 70’i ImiMdlsIs epsmngs lor Iho foUowInB: zone. Upper Hockanum River area, Including the Bryan Farms area, T & M Building Company to be financed by State and Federal Grants. Dyorg is also asking for a pennit Ftniohors Proposed Ordinance — to consider the purchase of 91 Harlan for a re-subdivision of Woovors/LoomllxorB Street for sum of $806.72. and 5:00 property on Kent Lane and inBpvonon rorwneii Proposed Ordinance — to consider the purchase of land on the BLANCHARD Homestead Drive, into 17 Phunbor lots. The area is known as southerly side of Burnham Street for the sum of $15,000.00 in conjuncUon with the reconstruction of Burnham Street and Rxoollont Fringo ■onilNs. U m ber Knoll. Section IV Buckland Street. LESPERANCEIN8.ABENCY and is in an A-30 zone. Appfriw Copies of the Proposed OrdinanOes may be seen in the Town ASK FOR IVAN HwafiMM A £flala ,4naJysla Copies 'of the Clerk’s Office during business hours. Tax SMtorod Pianning CHENEY ■■OTHERS, INC. applications and maps, •> U f o A Hmlik Plana ■f Coopw HW M. Rossnro Elisabeth J. Intagliata, Secretary which more clearly define RKALTONt ' Board of Directors 407 CINTIR ST. MANCHirriR llBnohoiHr, Com. OMMO the properties, are on file Manchester, Connecticut e in the office of the town • 464IBI ToL I00-04»4141 Dated at Manchester, Connecticut this 9th day of November, 647-9946 clerk. Anyone interested 646-2482 646-08d6 HIM’ B PM l■H L7TM i•e. may appear and be heard 1979 IN Wm I Oin IM’ Ootm* fl MqKm 025-11 at the hrarinjl.

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THANI^ 4'OU FOR ACROSS 3 George Gsrsh Answer to Previous Punle^ Doar Abby HE C£I?TAINL'/TD0K:' win's brother AHENTION!! EVENING HERALD CLASSIFIED ADVERTISERS: 4v TEU.IN6THECU51DPIAN 1 Stuffy 4 White sheep 5Tol I'iUl'oltl CARE OF IT FAST 5 Fencing 5 Slacken l . i w k i n K f o r about the leak in PIPN'THE.SIR? . IL O Tl i hom^^ By Abigail Van Buren sword 6 Expert golfer THE CEILIN6, MA'AM..; 9 Accountant 7 Ant DEiaLj n oci Y o u ’ll f i n d W (abbr.) 8 Otic a p e r f e c 'i t MI6HT' 12 Journey applicator in t h e W a n t A d 24 HOUR CLASSIFIED SERVICE S M 13 Legion 9 Contend • DEAR ABBY; I’m a 24‘year-old woman with an important 14 Gridder 10 High school "deciaiOB to make. I met a very wealthy man who wants to THAT. Jimmy_____ dance .1 ' ^ •marry me. He bet me $25,000 to $1 that 1 would NOT marry 15 Tedious 11 Section CALL 6 4 3 - 2 7 1 8 after 5 p.m. or 6 4 3 - 2 7 1 1 during business hours 8:30-5 •him before Christmas Day 19791 (That means if I marry him, 17 Author of 16 Actress Dunne he has to give me $25,000.1 ii. "The Raven" 20 Heavenly city 18 Indignation 21 Jacob's father I fly with a big airline and met him three months ago F r a n k & Ern e s t PrItcllla’B Pop — E4J Sullivan 19 Skin disease 22 Galt while flying. He’s a perfect gentleman, great company, and 21 Foolish 23 Doer 41 Dissolved 50 Hawaiian knows how to treat a woman. He refuses to tell me how old 24 Small carrying 24 Slurs substance goddHS H A V E S O U S E E N T H E E V E R V M / EEK IT ISN'T G O IN G \ he is. but he looks about 75. bag 26 Monkey 43 Russian 53 Greek letter 0 A N T B A L L O F S T I 2 I N & W E L L C H A N G E TO Y O f!K ,E M IL S^ BUSINESS & S E R V IC E He says he can give me everything I want but sex, and if I 25 Sedative 28 Hawaiian peninsula T H E E X P R E S S IO N , (pt.) T V REPAIR AU. THi TUBES marry him he wouldn’t mind if I got myself a boyfriend as / W ? . B O T T 5 I N H E R I T E P 27 Dance porch 45 Himalayan A N P - 31 Museum 54 Baseball long as I was home every day by 6 p.m. F R O M H IS U N C L E ? 20 Japanese state pieces metropolis player Mel J i C s 4 3 l £ 0 He’s been married Hve times and has three grown 32 Grand 47 Arabian ship 30 Beasts of children and seven grandchildren. He says all I have to do is 34 Negates burden 48 First-rate sign an agreement stating that if he dies while we're mar- 35 Affirm 55 Female saint UOoSB - — 33 Spanish hero (comp, wd.) ried, I am entitled to only $1 million. His family gets the 37 Do newspaper (abbr) work 36 Tare 49 Florida key rest. Also, if HE wants out of the marriage, HE will pay me 56 Hamilton bill WHflfT N N D OF 39 Our (Fr.) 38 Don C T O R Y $10,000 for every month I've lived with him. But if I want 40 Roman deity 1 2 3 4 S 6 7 a 9 10 n VHOvgj- HAvt out, I get nothing. In the meantime, he agrees to provide me 42 School j 2 BuUfllng ContncHng 33 with a car of my choice, all the clothes I want, and $1,000 a 44 Time periods t2 13 14 31 ScrvteM O n trt d 31 P»lntlng-P»p9rtng S t n i e t t O H tn d month pocket money. 46 Minuet part B E E N W f l T C U l N a P IS 10 17 PAINTING BY DAN SHEA - LEON CIESZYNSKI How does this deal sound to you'.^ (pl) c m TREE SERVICE - Free LEAF RAKING. Lawn Quality craftsmanship at low BUILDER- New Homes, Ad- cirttnUA Mt iH u* ^ 0" tl*l4 IN THE CLOUDS 47 Mope 10 1. 20 estimates, discount senior CTeanup. Fertilizing. Seeding. Su(OU>au.s M-14 prices. Call 646-5424. ditions. Remodeling, Rec 50 Taro paste 1 citizens. Company Winterize your lawn now! 21 22 23 Rooms. Garages, Kitchens DEAR IN THE CLOUDS: It eoanda Uke a basinesi deal. I 51 Agricultural Manchester-owned and Tender Lawn Care 647-9260. implement PROFESSIONAL PAINTING Remodeled, Ceilings, Bath 6f Autos Safa 67 Captafn Easy — Crooks A Lawrsnea 2S 26 20 29 30 operated Call 646-1327 ApartmtntM For Root S3 Autos For Safe 67 Autos For Safe For •agfest you retain yoar own lawyer. 52 Predominant - Interior and exterior. Tile, Dormers, Roofing. Residential or Commercial. DEAR ABBY: Many people write to you complaining HOLY TOL6PO! YOU'RE WILLING? TO 57 Ones (Fr.) 31 Commercial and residential. 1972 VEGA - Standard. $350 or B&M TREE SERVICE- THREE BEDROOM WE PAY TOP PRICES for 1968 D O D G E C H A R G E R - 383 because they sent a gift “six months ago," and never receiv- HELP SW BN POLyN- BV&W THOUGH 56 Comet's tram 1 Free estimates. Fully in- 649-4291. best offer. Call after 6 p.m., Specialist in tree and stump APARTMENT- In East Hart- wrecked and junk cars. A & B Serious inquiries only. Call ed a thank-you for it. 5HB MAY FREAK OUT AT ANY 7 W B - 59 Diminutive suf­ 3S 3. sured. 646^1879. 6463721. WITH YOU OK) THE RECEIVING fix removal. Free estimates. SNOW PLOWING - Residen- PROFESSIONAL BUILDERS ford. Unheated. Children Auto Salvage, used auto parts. 646-2935 after 5 p.m . 1 1 Why don't these people telephone lor write) to the person 60 Not dry 40 41 43 Senior citizen discount. 24 tial and com m ercial - Complete Construction. Ad- accepted. Please call 5284)442. Call Tony 6 4 6 ^ . Reasonably priced. Manchester area. J.P. LEWIS <1 SON- Custom 1973 FORD RANCH WAGON- they sent it to and ask if the gift was ever received? (IF it 61 Different hour, vear round service 643- ditions. Remodeling. Free 44 45 4. Decorating. Interior & BANK REPOSSESSIONS Fully equipped. New tires. was. and they neglected to acknowledge it, they deserve to 62 Solar disc 72*5 Reasonable. Free Estimates. Estimates. Fully Insured. Otncaa-Slorea for Rant S5 1973 TORINO - 302. Runs 1 646-5489 or 646-5747 Exterior Painting. excellent. Must sell, FOR SALE- 1975 Oldsmoblle Good condition. $800. 6494)060. be embarrassed.) 47 40 49 SO Paperhanging & Remodeling. Call 646-4879. There is always a chance that the gift Was NOT received. REWEAVING burn holes. MANCHESTER - Main Street sacrificing! Any reasonable Vista Cruiser Station Wagon, 51 52 53 54 SS se Kitchens. R «reation Rooms. 1971 FORD VAN- Excellent I work in the department of the post office where packages Zippers, umbrellas repaired CARPENTRY - All types of modem offices available. 300. offer over 11450. Call after needs work $1195; 1974 Jeep Call 649-9658. 3:30 p.m., 649-1150, 528-6063. motor. Standard shift. Priced are undeliverable because the address a) has “ fallen off or DOWN 57 Window shades. Venetian repairs. Porches, Decks, Tool 400, 750 to 1400 sq. ft. all or Wagoneer, 4 wheel drive 50 S9 blinds. Keys. TV FOR RENT parts of. Heat, air con- $32(x); 1973 Buick Le Sabre for quick sale, $650. Also: 1971 b) has become smudged and cannot be read or c) is in- ARE YOUR GUTTERS Sheds, and Gutters Doors and 1 B e n c h 60 61 62 Marlow's. 867 Main St 649- LEE PAINTING - Interior & ditioning included. Call 646- $995; 1972 MG Model B/GT. 2 AUCTIN- Automatic, air con- complete, wrong or illegible. And, worse yet. there is no STOPPED UP? Call Exterior. "Check My Rate Windows Hung. Ceiling 2 Kind of bread -U 5221. 24699 (or 646-31-2755. door coupe, low m ile^e ditioned. 48.000 original miles. return address on the package. ‘Manchester Gutter " Today Before You Decorate” Repaired and Painted. Call |NIWS»*?18 INTtHSHlSI ASSN i $1800; 1972 Audi $1000. The $900. Both can be seen at 24 Also, when a pacakge is returned to the store because it EXPERT PAINTING and for a FREE Estimate. Dependable. Fully Insured...... 466 MAIN STREET. North of WANTED JUNK AND LATE above may be seen at the North Street. M ODEL W RECKS - Cash cannot be delivered, the card may read, "From Uncle Ted LANDSCAPING Specializing Thorough cleaning of Gutters 646-1653. Post office, about 5,000 sq. ft. Savings Bank of Manchester. and Down Spouts. 649-7952. RooHng-SMIng-ChImnoy 34 Paid, Call Parker Street Used and Aunt Mary," and they have no way of knowing WHO in Exterior House Painting. of centrally located space. Main Street, Manchester. Trucks for Bala 52 bought it! Win at bridge Tree pruning, spraying, Ideal for store, office or other Auto Parts, Inc. 649-3391. DAY CARE / NURSERY Building Contracting 33 biDWELL HOME Improve- Abby, with the holidays coming up. tell your readers to Allay Oop — Davs Graua mowing, weeding. Call 742- business or com mercial use. CONVERTIBLE CAMARO - GMC 1972 1 TON UTILITY PROGRAM State Licensed. 2 ment Co. Expert installation 1967 T E M P E S T - 326. Func- PLEASE include their full names and addresses INSIDE 7947. WES ROBBINS Carpentry Call 646-2426 9-5 pm. New top, new tires, good con- TRUCK- Has the reading understanding teachers. of aluminum siding gutters tionally sound, good for parts. and well as OUTSIDE of every package. And don't sit •yTXJ'RE YES, i n d e e d ; t h e j a c k TH* 1 RtSHT THROUGH remodeling specialist. Ad- dition. Call after 3:30 PM. 643- enclosed b o ^ , with side com - 60IN<3 O F HE/LRTS i s BEINi e TRIAL TH A T POOR Enclosed play-yard, play- and trim. Roofing installation Asking 3125.00. Call anytime, around for six months wondering if the gift ever got there. BRICK. BLOCK. STONE ditions. rec rooms, dormers, PROFESSIONAL / 7305. partments. Excellent for con- TO THE t r i e d f o r s t e a l i n g / room. lunches. Learning and repairs 649-6495. 871-2323. 646-1758. Fireplaces, concrete. built-ins. bathrooms, BUSINESS OFFICE tractor. 7:30a.m, to5:30p.m., HELPFUL TRIAL? TH E Q U E E N'S TARTS, experiences. Keeney School Chimney repairs No job too kitchens. 649-3446. BUILDING - Approximately 1968 PONTIAC WAGON- Ful- YOU KNOW.' Playing second hand high SPECIALIZING cleaning and 1970 FORD CUSTOM SEDAN- 6334)249. small Save! Call 644-8356 for District. Immediate openings 2600 square feet, with ample ly equipped. $300. Call 649- DEAR HELPFUL: Thank you for a valuable reminder. 646-4864 repairing chimneys, roofs, 4U. 4 barrel. $500. or best, estimates. CUSTOM Carpentry - homes. parking. Close to Center, 1013. 1968 C H E V R O L E T ONE spades wound up making 10 new roofs. Free estimates. 30 offer. Call 649-6410. anytime. DEAR ABBY: In reference to GOLFING GRANDPA Additions. Repairs. Cabinets. hospital and new court HALF TON P.U. 283 3 SP. NORTH 1114 or 11 tricks. WATERPROOFING- years Experience. Howley, whose wife requires sex to "relax" her the night before she CUSTOM DRAPERIES- Call Gary Cuming 345-2009. building. For info, call 568- 1976 D O D G E R O Y A L W/OD. Camper shell, 4J3 Note that this is one dime Hatchways. foundation 643-5361 HIGH PERFORMANCE AND plays golf: Made very reasonably. Work 7658 or 871-0401. MONOCO- Reasonable. CaU excellent tires. $7W. 643-0494. VKQ9B when it is definitely correct to cracks, tile lines, sump ECONOMY. Modified 1/6 For- play second hand high. That guaranteed Call anytime til FARRAND REMODELING - 649-2951 anytime - keep trying. My hu.sband is a golfer, and he claims there are three 4 A6 pumps, gravity feeds, window ROOFER WILL Install roof, mula Ford Pinto. 0-60 6 rules to follow to assure him of a good score: no drinking, no jack is worthless unless It can 9:00 p.m.. 649-4266 Cabinets. Roofing. Gutters. siding or gutter for low dis- BUSINESS -A N D /O R 4K 104 32 wells. 30 years experience. PROFESSIONAL office for seconds, 30 mpg., suspension OPEL MANTA 1974- Stan- Motorefela a-Blcfelaa 64 sex. and plenty of sleep the night before. hold the first trick. Room Additions. Decks, All count price. Call Ken at 647- WEST EAST 643-4953 radial spoilers. Excellent con- dard. Good condition. $1200. Our choice for linluckiest Upes of Remodeling and 1566. rent. Reasonable rent. 500 or I would like to ask GOLFING GRANDPA how HIS game eA()976 eioBs dition. 646-7536. 1978 HARLEY DAVIDSON - player is the West who opened WATERPROOFING Repairs. Phone 643-6017. 1,000 sq. ft. Heat, air. parking, Call 646-5721 after 6:00 p.m. is the day after he accommodates his wife to improve HER VA76 LOW RIDER. 2500 miles. V J 1052 Hatchways, foundation Palntlng-Paparlng 32 Ha ating-Plumbing 35 carpeted. 649-5334. game. 4 9 0 7 2 45 3 the queen of spades rather cracks, tile lines, sump 1973 PLYMOUTH- 4 Door 1971 O P E L K A D E T - R ed 100% stock and in excellent than his fourth best. This lead TIMOTHY J. CONNELLY Sport Suburban Wagon. 3 SEXLESS GOLF WIDOW IN N.Y. Q 6 J 9 8 5 pumps, gravity feeds, window MANCHESTER - Retail, Standard. Excellent gas shape. $4500. 742-8786. should have cooked South's PAINTING - Interior and Carpentry and general con- NO JOB TOO SMALL - Toilet SOUTH wells. 30 ye expel seater- loaded! 75,000 miles. mileage. Good condition. Call DEAR ABBY: I just read the poem in your column about goose, but it didn't. * exterior, paperhanging, tracting. Residential and repairs, plugged drains, storage and/or manufacturing 4K42 643-4953. 872-7611 . 8^-61-8413 Call 649-4521 8 to 5 p.m. 742-7W9. 1975 HONDA S U P E R SPORT the hostess who was tired of uninvited guests flocking to her The Flintatonaa — Hanna Barbara Productiona South just won that trick excellent work references. commercial. Whether it be a kitchen faucets replaced, space. 2,000 sq. ft. to 50,000 sq. V4 3 ft. Very reasonable. Brokers 756 Kerker headers. KNN "nice little house at the beach." with his king and led a heart Free estimates. Fully in- small repair job. a custom repaired, rec room s, the T a n p w e 'p ....L E T ...IT 4KQJI04 BABYSITTING MY HOME- 1971 C H E V Y N O V A- 6 filters. Oil cooler. Much My mother. Sylvia Lewis Kinney, and 1 are chortling 7 toward dummy. West hopped sured Martin Matson. 649- built home or anything in bathroom remodeling, heat pprotected.ro t e c t e d . CallC a ll HeymanH e ym a n H E A TI N G HAVE NO ME P UT WOULD 6A76 Four years old and up cylinder. Standard. Good con- more! $1500. 6434076 before 2 because she wrote that poem! It was published in 1962 in a I up with his ace and played his 4431 between, call 646-1379. modernization, etc. ' U N IT C O S T S T R O U B L E IT T H I S BE WISE Weekday evenings from 6:00 pm. Vulnerable: Both ace of spades but EUst. who Estimate gladly given. M i M dition. $900. Call 649A841. book of her poetry, titled, "The Valiant Flea." NOTHIN6 W ITH W A V - TO e x / r 6464)636. had been sitting around gath- p.m. VVeekends. days and A&W PAINTING Contrac- CARPENTRY & MASONRY - Plumbing & Heating. 649-2871. Wanted to Rant 57 Mother isn't angry. In fact, she thinks it’s marvelous and I T O R UN IT ? / IF IT the Dealer: South evenings years medical •? st ar ts ering wool, failed to drop the 10 tors. Quality painting and Additions and Remodeling. 1967 CHRYSLER- $275, Good funny to have found fame 17 years letter in the DEAR Weit North Eait CHEVY NOVA 1974- TO and the defense just got experience. After 6:00 p m . paper hanging at reasonable Free estimates. Call Anthony MATURE WOMAN looking running condition. Call after 4 ABBY column. 10 call 569-3862. daytime 522-' Automatic. 2 Door Hatchback. R UM B LE.. three tricks. rates Fuliv insured. Free Squillacote 649-0811. for one bedroom apartment in p.m., 619-2883. 1975 HUSQVARNA G P - Good SALLY KINNEY MENZLAU 14 2* Pass FIREWOOD Vinyl top. Red / white in- Incidentally, that queen of 5241. Estimates. Call Wavne 649- Manchester. With heat and condition. $350 or best offer Pass 2 V Pass Foun X • X 2, SEASONED terior. $1750. 1 owner. 742- Do you with you hod more frlouda? For the secret of spades lead is not an impossi- 7696. FIRST CLASS CARPENTRY HAKOWOODS appliances. $254 per month on 1975 D E L T A 88 ROY ALE- AC. Please call 649-9070; keep Pass 3 NT Pass 7409. popularity, got Abby’e now booklet: **How To Be Popular; ble one in this situation. It CAR RECONDITIONING AT - Remodeling and Additions. DEUVERED. Hud Section 8. Call 289-3816, PB. PS. 42,000 miles. $2000. trying. Pass You’re Never Too Youag or Too, Old.” Soud II with a loug, isn't too good because it can REASONABLE COST! Call PERSONAL Paperhanging Kitchens and Rec Rooms. 35 CALL ask for Lillian. Evenings call 6468358. 649-4917. and ask for John at •oU-oddrooaod, ttampod (2S couU) oaveUpe U Abby, 132 only gain if dummy holds J x for particular people, by Dick. years' experience! For Free 6 3 3 -0 5 3 6 ! Laaky Drivo, Beverly HOlo, Calif. 90212. Opening lead: 7 and partner holds the 10. A-I Gas Station Call 643-5703 anytime Estimates, call 646-4239. A Mtter unusual lead would Vllju' ’ [jll'i;-. have been the ace with the H O T - r U B doubleton jack appearing in Houaahold Goods 40 Articlai lor Sale 47 Musfcsf InatrumantM 44 Apartmanta For Rant 53 Astrograph By Oswald Jacoby dummy. West would continue Th e Born Loaar — Art Sanaom and Alan Sontag low and clear the suit if South REFRIGERATORS THREE - ROOM SELL-A-THON BLACK i WHITE 1/2 PRICE ON GUITARS in- started with king and one. Washers ' Ranges, used, APARTMENT- Lovely coun- Bernice Bece Osol PORTABLE TELEVISION cluding Ovations, plus free WHAT' i teAK '^IW AM TgPTiO In this charity-game hand. .NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN I guaranteed and clean New SET- $30. Call 528-7212 try setting. Heat and utilities South usually landed at three case with this ad. Carlos NOW THROUGH SATURDAY 'O o „ shipment damaged. G.E it included. $185. Security and '00 BORN anytime itars 60% off. Rivers Music, P tS C E S (F s b . 2 0 -«U r c h 20) You notrump after West over- (For a copy o! JA CO BY FRIGIDAIRE. lo w prices. references. 742-9564, after 7 c a n find the missing links that Main Street, New Britain. f g lR m O A 'l'. called the diamond opening MODBBN. send SI to: "Win at B.D Pearl & Son. 649 Main f p.m., and weekends. will be extre me ly helpful to FOR SALE- Pine China 2261977. Christmas layaways. with one spade. Bridge." care o! this newspa Street, 643-2171. Hutch Excellent condition OPEN TIL 9 EVERY NIGHT FOR THIS someorte who c a n't find his or per, P.O. Box 489, Radio City West opened a spade, and PANELED CARPETED 4 ^ B ir t h e k o r her own answ ers tod ay. Offer to Call after 5 p.m.. 644-9107 ELECTRIC ACCORDIAN those South players who went St ation. New York. N.Y. ABSOLUTE BARGAINS room apartment. Stove, help. $300. Qall after 5 PM. 6460636. A M E S (M a rc h 3 1-A prN 19) Be right up with dummy's jack of too 19.) Custom made draperies, slip- refrigerator. Adults. COLONIAL SWIVEL SPECIAL SALE sure to voice your thin k ir^ if covers and upholstery Budget References. No pets. $220.00. Wovombof 18,1879 . j ^ I, ROCKER, Sheraton wing BUNDY CLARINET with I Th($ coming yoar you m a y note a decisions are called for in any Terms Arranged.ranged. Call 2862332862331 chair ^ h o g a n y drop leal 6463167 or 2263!I-3M. EVERY LEFTOVER 79 AND USED CAR MUST GO case, music stand. Excellent 8 continual Improv em ent in mat* dealings with others tod ay. Your ^ leafs, por- condition $100. Call 6461429 *t e rt relating to your care er or re a soning is the clearest and will M A N C H E S T E R - M AIN TO MAKE ROOM FOR OUR HEW INVENTORY. a dd the nec essary insight. table record player containing mornings or after 6 p.m. Jfinar>cot. Som e of this will be speakers and miscellaneous STREET. 3 room apartment, I due to perso ns behind the T A U R U S (A p ril 3 9-M a y 30) Heathclitt — Gaorga Qatsly MISC. FOR SALE Th ere is a task or a business household items 649-4872 heated, hot water, appliances. • scenes lending you assistance. TWO KEYBOARD No pets. Parking, security. matter that ma y rveed some dis HAMMOND ORGAN- Walnut. ten cosvEm SPECIAL PURCHASE c ussio n or re fle ction tod a y 523 7047. 76 COUGAR XR-7 M595 Artlclaa lor Sale 41 WOOD STOVE- All Nighter before success ca n be attained. With bench. Nice Christmas T -T o p , a u t o m a tic, a ir c o n d itio n , (8) 1979 ZEPHYR 4-DRS. AM / FM Stereo, air, factory mags, *tC09tPtO (O ct IMIev. 23) Big Moe. 2 speed blower, Ta k e the r>eeded time. Gift. Excellent condition. Call power windows, AM / FM stereo, mint E q u ip p e d with a u to., P S, r a d io, mint, 15,736 miles. |Tahe the time tod ay to muti over poker set. and pipe. $450 149 OAKLAN D S T R E E T . 2 G E M IN I (M a y 3 1-Ju n e 3 0) WInthrop — Dick Cavalli 643-2203. whitewall tires & much more. All are 8things d e e p within yourself, as Phone 5667290 room apartment. Security. No condition. Sound out import ant matters und er 12,000 miles. Avallsbie Ford *you Scorpios are abl e to d o so appliances. Tenant insurance with a close friend today. Th ere |wetl. You'll com e up with a cou* ALUMINUM Sheets used as Antiquat 45 required. $170.00 monthly. Motor Co's 12 month / 12000 mile is something quite valuable you S C U B B O V r y I /MAKE ITA DELIVERING DARK LOAM «ple of rew ardmg thoughts. Find printing plates, 007 thick Call 6462426. 6 5 weekdays. warrante e. Your Choice 78 MARK V *7995 ca n le arn from this person SHUT THIS RULE NEVER - 5 yards. $40 plus tax Also *9295 'out more of what lies ahe ad for n j K i E D t o R 23x28tx . 25 cents each or 5 ANTIQUES ti AM / FM Stereo, air, lull power, wire through discussion. sand, gravel and stone 643- 'you in the yoar following your - m e z A N v THINS-OFF.^ TOVWATCH A COLLECTIBLES - Will whe els, 14,000 miles, priced to sell. C A N C E R (Ju n e 31>Juty 2 3) You for $I. Phone 643-2711. Must be FOUR ROOM UNHEATED ibirthday by sending for your PROiSRAMTHAT 9504 won't enjoy just resting on your CCMAEOy pickedpicked up before 11 a m purchase outrights, or sell on APARTMENT - With “ gas 77 UIKOUI '6395 *co0y of Astro*Oroph Letter. Mail (2DNSIDERS ONLY. commission Houselot or *5195 laurels around the house tod ay. A H T [( X > O F -. . 5 K W 1 2 0 , 2 4 0 V O L T S and gas" range. No children, Continental 4 Dr. Sed an. Full power, *11 tor e ach to Astro-O ra p h. Box n»ELFZANy. piece. Telephone 644- Inste ad, you'll put your he ad to KOHLER GENERATOR - no pets. Parking for one air, AM / FM Stereo, 30,000 ml., real 1977 0L08M0BILE 77 FORD LTD *4295 | 480. Radio City St ation. N.Y. work on findirtg wa ys to enhance CHAIN FALLS, tap and dye 810019. Bo sure to specify birth Needs minor repair work $800 passenger automobile. Securi- sharpi 4 D o or S e d a n, b l a c k-o n-b l a c k , your surroundings. *doto. set. electric welder, acetylene as is. Bemtsen’s Generator ty anaand references required.requir CUTLASS SUPREME maroon Int., full power, factory air, L E O (Ju ly 28>Aug. 23) You're in I ;g A O ITT A m U S (N o v. 2 3-l)o c. 31) outfit, aluminum ladder, WANTED- Antique furniture. C25 monthly rent. 6462210 AM / FM Slereo, 20,000 miles. a communica tive mood today, Service 6466001. 2-dr. Coup e, full pow er. A ir Condition, l A good, old-fashioned tatkfest trailer tires, new electric Glass. Pewter, Oil paintings, 7$ HMIU ‘ 4495 factory maos, A M -F M stereo, Landa u but d on't w aste your time on idle generator, electric lawn- or Antique item s. R. • with some psis will give you ch atter. Associat e with individu CARVED PINEAPPLE HUNDREDS OF 2-do or, 4-cyl„ 4-sp e e d, extra cle a r roof, low miles. Jsom e fresh ide as that could mower. Evenings, 633-7060 Harrison. 643-8709. VACANGES - All areas, sizes low m ll e m e , nicely equipp ed. als who have worthwhile things FOUR POSTER - Solid 74 OIDS *1995 I prove e xtremely helpful. Go t a to say. mahogony twin bed $150. 643- and places. For details, call • group together for lunch. Cutlass Supre m e 2 Or. HT, PS. PB. V m O O (A u g. 2 3-S e p t. 2 2) A ARE HEATING BILLS 8479. today. Rental Assistors, small ;C A P f llC O f lN (D o c. 3 3-Jo n. I t ) Wanted to Buy 45 *4295 auto, factory air & mags. m e mbe r of your family could be BURNING YOU UP? Would •••••••••••••••••••••••••• fee. 2365646. 7$ OIDS ‘2795 'Y o u 'r e much a dmired by one a big help tod ay by showing you you like to cut your cost in Cutia as, 4-Do or Se d a n, V-8 , auto., 8 who is seyif>g lots of nice things Doga-BIrdi-Pata 43 PRIVATE COLLECTOR a way to strengthen your finan naif? Invest in a Pyrmaid MANCHESTER - Extra large PS, Air Condition, vinyl roof. 'a b o u t you to others. You'll be cia l positio n. 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I4 New England Lagging • E N l O M n O S In Attracting Tourists Ml* RAZOR’S HARTFORD (UPI) • New England is fastest growing component ot the service lagging behind the rest of the nation in at- sector in the region and as an export in- EDGE tracting travelers and vital tourist dustry contributes to the economic base, U NISEX n V«vr h air t i n«t bacam tnf *• y t u , dollars, the New England Regional Com- especially in Maine, New Hampshire and Barb er /Stylin g Salon than YO U ih avid ha camin« to v i. mission said in a study released Tuesday ' Vermont. The report, which compares tourist data But the industry’s dependence on single 968 M AIN ST„ M A NCHESTER (Noor Arthur Drug) People/Fobd from 1972 to 1977, showed travel car travel spells trouble, it said. throughout theUnited States grew by 31 "New England is gasoline dependent, Services Included: percent during the five-year period while with three fourths of all visits made by • U nisex travel to New England increased only 8 automobile. Since another gas shortage Precision s percent. will disproportionately hurt the industry H o.rcofting in New England, we must begin to devise e Permenanl COOKERY "New England is understated and un- ’I ' dersold," said the study, which will be for- alternative strategies for getting here Waving mally presented Nov. 19 in Hartford at with less gas,” the study said. e Men's NERCOM’s first "New England Forty percent of the trips involved one Regular F .IC H S Conference on Tourism.” or two night stays and the primary pur- Hairrulling You may be the one who’s always “on the go” and B u sin e ss "With New England lagging behind the pose for traveling to New England was to e Men's Hair >et you enjov of family, rest of the country in attracting travelers, visit family and friends, it said. Coloring friends ine:T.'I7fn n«i ^ ^ a dash need Senior Engineer Chaput resides with his wife Fumihi at as the study documents, public and However. New England also reflected not ho atSll ^ ex prtlsc of mitrition7 't8*f^fulness or 178 Charter Oak St. The couple has four private policy makers need to renew their the strongest preference for outdoor A ll Servtc es • natural < recreation in the country, the study P erform e d in ROGERS — Bruce B. Fitts has been children. attention to this vital industry," said Priv a t e O r "MH^ees' u sh ig , tanned showed. S t a ll I cM Chwtsc) G a ry M cC o n n tH . C a ry D promoted to senior development engineer, Connecticut Transit is the state-owned Christine Knowles, director of economic Se m i-Private iiNptely p r^arcd , The report concluded New England Ja n a t. N a n cy C o llra n moiding materials development, for bus company which operates in the Hart- development at NERCOM. A tm osp h ere Rogers Corp. s Lurie Research and The two-day conference, which will must develop a regional marketing and ford. New Haven and Stamford areas. promotion strategy. tfe■■■and Development Center. gather public and private sector travel in- IPfOINTMEIITS tVlIU lLE TUES.-FRI. shch er, of-ffr yoi|if >fti^2er, "The Bicentennial demonstrated what a Fitts started with Rogers as a co-op terests from across the six-state region, is ______directly ?^iTi Ijeab pnt chemical engineering student from an "important step in this direction. " Ms. concentrated and. coordinated marketing CALL 6 4 7 - 1 1 6 7 effort could accomplish. Travel business ibs^,j.-eriSrnic dishes, w'ill''niaLc bry Northeastern University in 1968 and was Knowles said. WU.I-IRS H SITIHU-CLIUIIIMIITS - n a tu ^ " ! % p 01 j appointed development engineer upon Chamber Member The report al.so shows travel is the increased 25 percent in 1976 alone. graduation in 1972. In addition to a B.S. MANCHESTER - TV Facts. 357 E. Tish for arertaining afW ffly putiik is degree in chemical engineering from Center St., has become a member of the no^rJlit&Mepley, acconipaniw lij/ yiMcast on tWk disJ^-‘wJiidlfS com- Northeastern. Fitts is pursuing an M.S. Greater Manchester Chamber of Skating Injuries Rise degree in materials science from the Commerce. ■"bzeiv ti® m kllsvind University of Connecticut. The magazine, published by Richard NEWYORKiUPlI — Injuries from roller skating have jiveilix wKi), flaq $nd A member of the Society of Plastics Steinberg, has been in business for two increased dramatically since the sport has become a id «rf''|rhsh Sem i —AnnualJA eeting Engineers, Fitts has presented several years and at present has two employees. national fad. the Insurance Information Institute reports. J»rtii«';wjllvi^ed technical papers at that society's regional The magazine includes television In the first seven months of 1979 an estimated 74,000 $l'bbans .addi a fresh 4 seminars He is also a member of the features and listings for the Manchester. people were treated at hospital emegency rooms for in- MANCHCSTEfL LAND CONSERVATfON TKMST t f ^ c for the American Institute of Chemical East Hartford and Vernon areas. juries from roller skating, the III said. ^youf.'rining table Engineers. In 1978 there were 93,000 roller skating injuries, the HI said. Less than five years ago, it said, there was an Speedy iii^por$ ^ §ueltt pre seirved in average of 55.000 roller skating injuries a year. comi"v enient.titttr.act^e-idiSneS to.add .3 spt-cial touch The Institute, in a report based on statistics from the Driver of Month Awarded Contract T>R. U O H /E J>RUM6 wlien time Spioa^-StditKni Oisscrole is a U.S. Consumer Products Safety Commission, said one nutritious ti " wWi all ocean of fla- WINDSOR LOCKS (UPI) - Hamilton oyp^. HARTFORD — State Transportation third of the injuries are fractures, usually of the wrist, vor. Salmoi |nhc$,: curly rotini Test Systems has announced it has" KtkcuUr-altrJJm^uil^ uUJuta^itg uUJt^ Commissioner Arthur B. Powers has an- knee or elbow . Most of those injured are children or noodles aiK ate the main corn- received an $11.3 million contract from ■RiutndiM UlUiMtf. nounced that Leo Chaput of Manchester teen-agers, although one fourth are over 25, the Institute end M tf duoutl* umUt W kMs ponents. H value nttd no waste makes Ford Motor Co. to build a computerized has been selected as Connecticut Transit's said. FRjtt g$rRf5tfM£KO ase for > our budget assembly line test system for new V-6 4- c.anned sail "Driver of the Month" for November: dollar Chaput has been employed by Connec- engines. Veterans Get Reminder OPEN Ithe P ub lic ~ CBrtng thtfum llu _ An awai „ 'e^'qulckjdish is Salmon ticut Transit since January 1974 He The system will be used to run produc- WASHINGTON (UPI)--The American Civil Liberties ''T lc kx to Call ^00-5:00- c> 00-!5d)oJ______operates' the Farmington Avenue "E " tion acceptance tests on exhaust Union is reminding 2.2 million older veterans who were Divan. You: 'Tine a beaf-rcsislant gla.ss ycn-JAm^vr f^milivs ^J.OO Studmta *t0i) ] route bus in the bus firm's Hartford Divi- emissions and other conditions in 3.8 liter given undesirable discharges before 1965 that Dec. 31 is baking disb and ate ft ^p ^.w-ith flaked tinned salmon Jndlvlduoiy * L50 and Serdor Citizens sion. gasoline engines Ford will produce at its the deadline for them to appeal their cases to the Defense and a saued f)f creaiiV,,# oljibkbii soup, 'Swiss cheese aasr cAmouc kmm AummaimA Chaput will receive a $50 U S. Savings Essex plant in Windsor, Canada. Department. A Pentagon spokesman said there are no HM vthf trart an., and cannetlhrholc musIu"Oonisi Ser\ e in a wicker bas Bond and will have posters with his photo Hamilton, a subsidiary of Hartford- plans to extend the deadline even though only 2,750 per- j^MILt CAtT tf tXITSM erit* ket for a natimil look. in recognition of the honor posted on all based United Technologies Corp., said the sons, or 0 1 percent of those eligible, have applied for a riyIt A pincli’-OrTfi ^i ^. a d A 3. accent to a Connecticut Transit buses. svstem will be delivered in 19k. review More than half of those who appealed their cases hearty Salmon-Corn 'vl)ow YANKEE cl inks Come see! Oh what a rich, regal wood. So warm. N O TICE m m a r e HOU&t CALLb So luxurious— even to touch. There's something almost Your neighbor’s kitchen SIM P LE U N CO NTESTED Probate Court is open for "silken" about the magnificent texture of cherry. conferences with the judge DI VORCE $135 SIMPLE B y B E T T Y R Y D ER from 6:30 P M. to 8 P.M WI L L i n d i v i d u a l $30 And the styles! The selection. Quite likely, our cherry on Thursday nights. Ap- h u sb a n d 'Wife $55 gallery has more cherry furniture than you've ever seen in one pointments suggested COURT COSTS AND Night telephone number: SHERIFF S FEES ADDITIONAL place! End Table. Nesting Table. Sofa Table. Desk. Bachelor F r M InlUtI Con$uh»tloft 647-3227. MANCHESTER Chest. Blockfront Chest. Chair. Dining Room. Bedroom. gredients and simmer for two hours William E FitzGerald -evening h ours available- Joe Kolwlcz of Tolland, whose bob- 1 medium onion, quartered 643-0500 by Is cooking, will prepare his adding liquid if necessary. 1 ^talk celery, cut jup '/ Judge oL Probate l-aw uihre.s of Mirror. The list goes on and on. 11.11 r\ HoIh t I Si.ihl biswn Elast Chili to be served for Beef Stroganoff — * 3 parley sprigs ' luncheon at the annual Holiday Fair Romanoff 6 whole black peppers T h e most f a m o us n a m es in C h erry Furniture on Saturday at the Unitarian 2 lbs. round steak 1 bay leaf At Watkins you'll find the very best. And, you'll Meetinghouse, 153 West Vernon St., 2 large onions, minced 2 cups shredded beets Manchester. Ml Ib. mushrooms, sliced 3 cups coarsely shredded cabbage find the very best priced to fit your budget. Kolwlcz, who has taught gourmet W pint sour cream (1 Ib.) cooking, is employed a s . an area Vi stick butter 1-Vi cups thickly sliced carrots Select from: ■ PE N N SYLV A N IA H O USE representative by Noxell Corp. in Nutmeg, salt, pepper (whole), oil 1 cup chopped onion Baltimore. Md. Cut steak into Vi inch slices. Pound 2 tablespoons snipped dill VIRGIN IA G ALLERIES Kolwlcz and Michael Merriam, a thin. Cut into narrow strips the Vi cup cider vinegar chef at Bickford’s in Vernon, recent- le n ^ of a finger. 2 tablespoons sugar C O U N CIL CRA FT ly prepared a dinner for more than fieat 2 tablespoons each butter and Day before serving: In a deep 8 300 people. oil. Add onions and saute with quart kettle, place beef, marrow Come see this grand On Saturday, luncheon will include stirring until translucent. Add the bones, 1 tablespoon salt, 2 quarts display of beautiful Down East Chill, combread and beef and brown quickly (15 minutes). water. Cover — bring to boil — skim. goodies. The fair, open from 9;30 Season with salt, fresh milled pepper Reduce heat and simmer covered 1 cherry furniture today m a.m. to 3 p.m., will have needlework, and a trace of nutmeg. Combine with hour. crafts, bakery items, white elephant, beef and onions. Adjust seasoning if Add tomatoes, onions, celery, litt . while every piece is 4 children’s games and much more. necessary. Add sour cream. Heat parsley, black peppers and bay leaf Here is Kolwlcz’s recipe for gently. Do not boil. Serve over rice or — simmer covered 2 hours lohger- Down Bast Chili, plus one for Beef noodles. Remove from heat. now Stroganoff — Romanoff, Spatzle Spatzle Dough Lift out beef — set aside. Remove K?: \ Dough, and Beef Borsch with Sour 2 Vi cups flour marrow bone and discard. Strain Cream, V4 teaspoon salt soup and skim off fat. (You should Down East Chili 2 eggs lightly beaten have about 9 cups liquid). Return on sale soup and beef to kettle. 6 cups of dried red kidney beans Vi cup m ilk, 4 large onions sliced Vi cup water Add beets, cabbage, carrots, Come see! Come save! 4 medium green peppers chopped Vi cup butter chopped onion, dill, vinegar, sugar, You'll be so glad you did! 4 lbs. ground beef Place flour and salt in bowl. Mix and 1 tablespoon salt. Bring to boil— 8 cups stewed tomatoes eggs, milk and water and stir slowly reduce heat and simmer covered 30 4 8-ounce cans tomato sauce into flour. If too heavy add a speck minutes or until beef and vegetables 2 tablespoons salt more water. Drop off teaspoon into 3 are tender. Remove from heat. Known hor Service • LIVING RO O MS Refrigerate overnight. • BEDROO MS • DINING RO O MS W teaspoon paprika quarts boiling water. Cook 5 minutes. 3 or 4 table^Mons chili powder, to Toss in bowl with melted butter. Next day: Remove beef from soup, • OCCASIO N AL • B O O KCASES cut into cubes and return to soup. i taste ® Beef Borarh Heat gently to boiling — turn into Rinse beans, cover with . cold with Sour Cream Joe Kolwicz of Tolland, at right, and Michael Merriam, chef C H ARGE A CC O U N TS water, add 1 tablespoon salt and soak tureen. Top each serving with 2-Vi lbs. shin of beef generous spoon sour cream. If at Bickford’s in Vernon, prepared dinner for 300 people recent- IN VITED! overnight. Cover and simmer until 2 large marrow bones te n te, then drain. desired gandsh with snipped dill. ly. (Herald photo by Adamson) Salt Makes about 3 quarts—8 servings. 'K N O W N F O R Q U ALITY-F A M O US F O R SER V ICE " Brown onions, green peppers and 1 (1 Ib.) can tomatoes, undralned I d - Aj meat In hot fat. Mix other in- y* ' P . .‘-j '.I S"^ . To-:c-rtv

T"''“ 22 - EVENING HERALD, Wed., Nov. 14, ll>79 . . . EVENING HERALD. Wed., Nov, 14. HOT - 23 whipped potato, mixed Closed for Thanksgiving sugar, nulk. green beans, cranberry gravy, corn, gelatin with whole wheat bread and vegetables, cookie. holidays. Thursday and Friday: No sauce, pumpkin crunch. topping. butter, applesauce, cookie. Tuesday: Macaroni and Easy-to-Prepare Holiday Dishes Menus school. No lunches served the Tuesday: Lasagna, Wednesuy; Half-day, no Hale & High cheese, one-half hardboiled rest of the week due to lunch served. Sdxwls will Monday: Juice, ravioli, egg, tossed salad, muffin, salad, Italian bread and Brans Au Gratin tender. Drain. Mix and frozen wfiole baby carrots 1 tablespoon butter or capacity baking dish. 1 orange Thanksgiving vacation. butter, fruit Juice, cookies. be closed Thursday and crisp-tender. Drain. Manchester seasoned green beans, tossed salad, garlic bread, East Hartford brownie. Friday for Thanksgiving. 1 ( 9 - o u n c e ) p a c k a g e arrange in 1 ^ u a r t baking l(lO-ound) package Arrange on platter in at- margarine Sprinkle with 1 frozen unbaked 8-inch pudding and topping. Wednesday: Fishwich, Elementary Wednesday: Ham sub- frozen cut green beans frozen broccoli spears Vi teaspoon celery salt Parmesan cheese. Bake in pie shell. tossed green salad with All Schools marine with lettuce, High & Middle dish. tractive design. Top with Cafeteria menus which french fries, vegetable, Monday; Beef and hacon 1 ( t - o u n c e ) p a c k a g e Melt Vi cup butter in 1(9 ounce) package V« teaspoon chill powder 350Klegree oven 1 hour or Cook squash according to dressing, fresh banana, Tuesday: B ak^ chicken, Monday; Cheeseburger tonuto, french fries, soup, onion lings. will be served Nov. lS-23 at french bread, margarine, rice, gravy, winter-mix fruit; patty, mashed potato, Monday: Hamburgers on frozen lima beans saucepan. Stir in flour, frozen whole green beans 1 t a b l e s p o o n g r a t e d until set in center. This package directions. Blend on roll, buttered corn, pudding with topping. Combine oil with Manchester public schools skim milk, coffee or tea. vegetables, whole wheat Schools closed Thursday carrots, citrus and pineap- rolls, pototo rounds, cab- 1 ( 9 - o u n c e ) p a c k a g e lemon juice and pepper 1 red onion, thinly sliced Parmesan cheese kitchen-tested recipe in sugars, eggs, vanilla, cinnamon-applesauce, Schools closed Thursday remaining ingredients. are as follows; Thursday: Thanksgiving bread, peach. and Friday for ple cup. bage and carrot slaw, frozen wax beans sauce. Add milk. Cook and into rings Pour over vegetables. Thaw com souffle and makes 4 to 5 servings. salt and nutmeg. granolh cookie. and Friday for Monday: FranMurt on a — closed. Wednesday; Hotdog on Thanksgiving. Tuesday; Roast turkey, vanilla pudding with lA c u p b u t t e r o r stir until thickened. Pour Ml cup vegetable oil Refrigerate several hours zucchini. Savory Squash Pie In saucepan, melt butter Tuesday: Shells with Thanksgiving. . * peanut gruules. roll, baked beans, cole Friday; Baked macaroni roll, potato puffs or french Milk is served with all gravy, cranberry sauce, margarine over beans. ^ cup cider vinegar before serving. This Drain zucchini well. 1 ( l O - o u n c e ) p a c k a g e in light cream. Do not boil. .. Meanwhile, make slaw or sauerkraut, milk fries, fruit cup. No lunch at meat sauce, buttered peas, mashed potato, green Tuesday: Shells with Vi cup flour . 2 tablespoons lemon Chop coarsely. Saute onion frozen whipped squash Grate 1 tablespoon peel praline. Turn sugar into and cheese, seasoned green chilled peaches, roll and meals. Menus are subject Sprinkle with cheese. kitchen-tested recipe and ice cream. peas, stewed tomatoes, high school. to change without notice. heans, pixie apple pie. meat sauce, broccoli, 2 teaspoons lemon juice Dot with remaining butter. juice makes 8 to 10 servings. and zucchini in butter Vi cup granulated sugar from orange; set aside. small skillet, stirring over butter. Vernon whole wheat bread and VSi cup light brown sugar Peel orange and cut into Tuesday: Sliced turkey sliced peaches, whole Thursday and Friday; Schools closed for Ml teaspoon hot pepper Bake in 350-degree oven )A t e a s p o o n I t a l i a n Zuccini-Corn about 5 minutes over moderately low heat until No lunches served the 2 eggs, lightly beaten slices. Place slices in bot- with gravy, cranberry wheat bread, margarine, No school. Thanksgiving holiday rest Sykes & Elementary butter, applesauce, cookie. sauce for 15 minutes or until hot seasoning Casserole moderate heat, stirring sugar melts and turns a rest of the week due to Hebron . I'teaspoon vanilla tom of pie shell. sauce, stuffing or potato, skim milk, coffee or tea. Robertson Breakfast of week. Monday; Hamburgers on Wednesday: Soup, 2 cups milk and browned. This Vi teaspoon rosemary, 2 (12-ounce) packages frequently. light golden brown. (Quick- buttered mixed vegetables, Thanksgiving holidays. sandwich, salad and 1 cup grated crushed Remove from heat and Vi teaspoon salt Add cream mixture and Rham roll, potato rounds, cab- kitchen-tested recipe frozen com souffle ly stir in pecans, 'l-um out roll, butter, milk and Monday: Juice, grilled dessert (high school only). cheese 1 clove garlic, crushed stir into com souffle along teaspoon ground orange peel to squash cheese, bacon strip, milk. Monday: Ravioli makes 6 servings. 1 (10-ounce) package onto oiled flat pan. When applesauce. No lunch served at Middle ( ^ k beans separately with celery salt and chili nutmeg j , mixture. Blend well. Pour Bolton Tuesday: Fhiit; waffles Glastonbury casserole, garden salad, Cold Herbed Ml cup chopped parsley frozen sliced zucchini cold, crush to coarse Wednesday; One-half School. according to package powder. Vi cup Xw stick) butter over orange slices in with syrup, hot chocolate. Italian bread, pears. All Schools granules. Vegetablea Cook vegetables 1/3 cup frozen chopped crumbs. Store in tightly day — no lunch. Elementary & Center All Schools Schools closed Thursday directions until crisp- Turn into shallow 5-cup- or margwine pastry shell. Wednesday: One-half, Tuesday: Roast turkey, - Monday: Hamburg on Tuesday: Shells and 1 ( 2 0 - o u n c e ) p a c k a g e separately according to onion covered container. Thursday: Thanksgiving Monday: Tomato soup, Monday: Veal parmesan. mashed potato, gravy. and Friday. package directions until 1 cup limt cream Bake at 450 degrees for grilled cheese sandwiches, orange, oatmeal, brown roll, whipped potato, meat sauce, broccoli. At serving time, gently Day. 10 minutes. Reduce heat to fold 1/3 cup praline crumbs Friday: School recess carrot and celery sticks, *|S(op 4 Shop Couponj* ™ ™ ' 350 degrees and bake 45 potato chips, dutch apple Witti this coupon and a S7 SO purchase into whipped topping. ^Washington State" minutes longer or until Spoon in mounds onto pie. cake. Fresh Importeij knife inserted in center Tuesday: Sloppy Joe on a Sprinkle with a little ad- Elderly Extra Fancy StopJl comes out clean. Cool. This ditional praline. (Store bun, buttered mixed kitchen-tested recipe Menus which will be vegetables, potato puffs, Vi Red or Golden remainder of praline in air- makes 6 servings. tight container for use served Nov^ 19-2S at apple and orange wedges. Oiestmits 79E * X lite f i g / w P '* ' Check exit all these Pralinr Pumpkin Pir FREE! another time.) This Fancy Mixed Nuts '1.29 Shop*# M ayfair*"*110 W esthill Wednesday: Beef stew. io lis STOP & SHOP 16 ounce can lamily needs Its a great v*eek 1 (46-ouncel frozen IW ^ (0 replace those empty bottles, kitchen-tested recipe Gardens to Manchester green beans, com bread Diamond Walnut Meats M .79 pumpkin pie makes 6 to 8 servings. residents 60 and over are butter, fruit cocktail, Rodeem any or aN coupons JELLIED CRANBERRY SAUCE cans and tubes in the bathroom cabinef as follows: Schools closed Thursday tils Broccoli Onions with Just one $7.50 purchase. Good Sun Nov 11 - Sat . Nov 17 L ritl one per customer 6.4 ounce tube Monday: Veal steak with 3 ad F rid a y fo r Yellow M M M M M H H M H H Hi Bi H ■■ I Groccry » ■ ..—-———.g | brown gravy, whipped Thanksgiving, Fresh Hostess l^nit r [Stop& Shop Coupon” MHM^er [Slop A Shop Coupon] Aqua-fresh Social Se curity potatoes, broccoli au . 51b. bag 6 b s Fnjil With this coupon and a $7 50 purchase ^ ^ coupo^arxl a S7 50 purchase California Reusable Tray' gratin, chilled pineapple, OfiKxis acid flavor, I Q. My husband died counted. If the total equity bunch vilamin C and iron Tilffillipaste whole wheat bread, Coventry — several weeks ago. I know value exceeds $2,000, the margarine, skim milk. Extra Fancy 135 size ~ 2 pound bag Yams or Deluxe Fruit Reusabtebowi I'm supposed to file an excess is counted towarcT coffee or tea. SaveSO; ounce pkg. Robertson & Gramma Any three 18'/2 application for Social the resource limit. 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To qualify for dis- are applying for benefits; ability benefits, you not Consumer Reports Headquarters. Nyquil Cold Medication ‘1.59 and the deceased worker's only need to have a certain tgiving income tax forms or amoupt of covered work, / Stop & Shop Whole Stop & Shop Body On Tap Shampoo 99' returns for the year before but a specific number of How X-cars stack up ^ Stop & Shop ^ frozen foods death Don’t delay credits must have been applying because you don't earned in recent years. The satisfy most people. It would By Ike Editore ■Big^’PoHcSak! (j||| Kernel Medium p^^top & Shop 24oz bag 3’/20z . bonus spray can have all these proofs. The people in any Social Securi- ol CoBsamer Reports be a four-door hatchback, for Sknol^Poi4i ty office will be glad to maximum versatility. (The ieo z^f people at the Social Securi- General Motors, which Buick and Oldsmobile ver- ’eas cans Extra Dry Arrid ty office can suggest other explain this further. pioneered the cutting of big- sions come only in notchback proofs that can be used. Q. I recently had a bad fall Shoulder Peas, Com, car bulk for better fuel econo- form.) With a hatchback, you Royal Prince Yams 69“ Cut Green Beans S«00«Sfxc4 Q. My neighbor thinks I and injured my back. Will my in 1977. has come up with can fold down the rear seat P i c n i c water added S Peas & Carrots Deodorant Medicare pay for the ser- smaller, lighter compacts for added storage space Boiled Onions 59^ i or Mixed- might be able to get SSI I j Regular or Lite Pow(jer( payments because I have vices of a chiropractor? with its 1980 line of 'X-cars. ' The ideal X-car would be Pork Shoulder Roll '1.49, Newton AaeTumips Billed as "the first cars of equipped with a standard Smoked Water Added , Cranberry Juice Cocktail Pillsbury I Regular 2'/? ounce very little income. The A. Medicare medical in- the '80s," the new models bor- four-cylinder engine and 48 ounce Cooked Squash plus 1 ounce FREE' assets I own are my fur- surance helps pay for only row from foreign auto engi- optional automatic transmis- lorkCli bottle Green Giant lO oxica 65' niture, household goods, one kind of treatment fur- self service deli The lean portion of the Ocean He Crust neering techniques to cut sion That combination pro- ^oocoi Sotn L»S «u F w t or B n ju c* Scxouis and personal belongings. nished by a licensed and inches and pounds from the vided good mileage (28.4 pork loin is called the ( Maalox Antacid Plus '1.59 Pumpkin, Mince or Apple Would they count against Medicare-certified body, while at the same time miles per gallon on Consumer "eye". The bigger the' maintaining comfortable inte- Reports' 195-mile road trip ^Ilb. pkg. Colonial pflgs Playtex Tampons 2B count package ‘1.79 me? chiropractor. The only rior space. that includes stop-and-go and eye, the meatier the Smith’s A. An individual may treatment that can be Consumer Reports' auto expressway driving). It also chops, Thafs iwhere Ocean Spray 99“ Pie Crust Shell 59* have resources (assets) up covered is manual engineers say fuel economy fs eliminated the inconvenient stop & Shop stop & Shop Pork Cranberry Sauce^orSl 2 2s: 79“ Betty Crocker 1.09 to $1,500 and be eligible for manipulation of the spine improved partly because of shifting of the X-cars' manual (Bacon AVanetteA RMpytoSan* Pies to correct a subluxation tne X-cars' rrtuced bulk. transmission gets its name! SSI. Not all resources are Stop & Shop In Syrup Cranberry,Date or Banana that can be demonstrated They are 700 to 800 pounds The car would have power ^R eg., 26oz. [Dsdlyl^tamin counted toward this $1,500 lighter. 1 to 2-feei shorter and steering for optimum han- Maple (X Thin Sliced‘1.49® pkg. limit. Starting Nov. 1.1979, by X-ray. Medical in- several inches narrower than dling and power brakes for Sugahess. Bottle of 100, personal effects and surance (joes not pay for last year's compacts. The ease of operation." (Throw in Fnrtt tbuiy 99 Sale! household goods with a any other diagnostic or body was down-sized by air-conditioning and a rear- 9Meat 9 Vs C e n t e r C u t C h o p s Re Crust Shells ' or? Daily Vitamins, Armour Hot Dogs 1b pkg therapeutic services, in- mounting the engine from window defogger and this X- Assorted Pork Chops 'h Blade Chops & V3 Sirloin Chops 1.09. Cocktail Family Kitchen Gravy 2 C*96 79* Vitamins with Iron total equity value (actual tad Mix Bee* or iAzflTvcom cluding X-rays, furnished side-to-side to shorten the car lists for under (6.500.) Meal or Chewables value less money owed) of hood. And interior room was Since the X-cars are new. Colonial Bologna Skeed It)p kg i ounce < Coffee Creamer ►4Vvt L.trv<> 053 OQ: $2,000 or less are not by a chiropractor. maintained by switching to Consumer Reports can't Hot or Sweet package front-wheel drive, eliminating predict how they'll stand up to Perri Sausage Italian 1 lb Dkg Sirloin Cutlets 1.89. Pork Loin Roast 1 .29. 2^89 10% oz. pkg. Pound a large driveshaft hump years of use. Past experience Boneless Potk Beautifully trimmed, a real value. Rib Halt. Cut from young tender, meaty loins. Baby Shampoo SW iShocl. irx.*-cicjtne 99= To further improve fuel suggests that cars of totally » Rrst Prize Kielbasi Betty Crocker mileage, the X-cars have new design may score well on ^ ^ P o k s h Sausage FlakoPieCrustMix Cotton Swabs Stops Shop pkg of 160 2 tor 99^ Countrystyle Ftoast Heinz Gravy Mixes 2 89* ISaraLee aerodynamic body styling, the tests but suffer reliability Pork Ribs 1 .09. Sirloin Half 1 .39. B o w k O w n l*i# « Q cn i or T « M y •V and tlieir new radial-ply tires problems as mileage piles up corner dell ,■ Use a little garlic or bay leaf in your seasonings. Don't forget Stop & Shop Apple Saucel Sweet Mixed Trico Manzanella package of 5 have less rolling resistance f^Cake^gf 1^ than that of conventional radi- Available at stores / ^ als For more details on each of with service deks Domestic Vlasic StuSied Orange Juice 69* The X-cars are being solo the four tested X-cars, Includ- as the Chevrolet Citation ing prices and performance Steak Fries Sfccl Shop?Aoi peatbog 69* (replacing the Nova). Buick data, see the September issue 132 ounce Jar-i Whipped Cream Cake 1.19 Skylark. Oldsmobile Omega of Consumer Reports It also ooked O m oo te Cocorxrl CbOCCMte or S» •MOOrry GrolUidBeef A super and Pontiac Phoenix. All four rates fast-food restaurants. n^*Contains not more than 26% fat Approx 31b Chub. share most major components Vlasict 69* Libby Pumpkin Mix stop & Shop Half Gallon All buy at (To order, send (1.25 to: From 229 Oi5( Stop&sfxjp — engine, transmission, Consumer Reports, F9091, Large Olives 59* One Re Pumpkin 1 ^ CM wheels, tires, brakes, steering Box 9000, Orangeburg. N Y. lb 20%*Lean Ground Beet 1.89■■ ■Beef 'Patty Mix 1.19. and basic body Thus, given 10962.1 Sectioned & Formed Sun Gkxy Ass’t Flavors package of 100 Natural ‘Contains not more than 20% fat. Any size pkg Sold in Approx4.3 3 PoundPoundl chub Carefree Panty Shields pkg of X '1.29 similar optional equipment, Several imported compacts all could be expected to per- FofCtddren O Q Q ® — the Audi 5000. Volkswagen Swiss Cheese ImportM *2.79. tc e C rn u n St Joseph Aspirin boHeof36 O iorv79 form about the same Dasher, Volvo 244, Datsun 810 Beverages Consumer Reports tested and Peugot 504 — have Assorted two hatchbacks, a four-door Genoa Salami sr-isrisj '2.99. 28 ounce scored high on' Consumer No Return Flavors Phoenix and two-door Cita- Reports' tests But they list Danish Butter Cookies tion, and two notchbacks. a for thousands of dollars more BAtriBrAnd 1 panjTr 2.19 tx ^ four-door Skylark Limited lutterball stops FREE FILM than the X-cars. If the new Swiffs Ik Bells Stjjffing Mix and two-door Omega Broug- Corned Beef Brisket '3.99. Seven Up Soda 97* Whip Topping GM compacts perform well . Exiia le a n Flal (Xil Cooked 110 or 126 Color Print Rim ham. Different combinations over the long-term, they may U.S. Grade A r V D e e p B a s t e d HiHO Crackers Uncle Ben’s Rice #01/0 pbg 1 . 0 9 of options were evaluated, but indeed join those imports \18-22lba Frozen! in the end. there was no clear- our kitchen 18-22lba among highly recommended 3 pound can Food Storage dairy cut favorite. small cars. Frozen 'Ib ^ idlye arlfMig! The auto engineers did assemble, on paper, the sort (c) 1979 Consumers Union Butterball 89‘. Gallon Stop & Shop We’n give you a free roll of “Our Own ” color print of X-car they thought would (NEWSPAPER ENTERPHI.se ASSN I Switfs Deep Basted 10-13ba Frozen film every time your bring in any brand of color HBCook^ Turkeys 79* Stop & print film for processing. Offer good through us. Giade A Frozen 10-13 Ibs. \ Shop January 12,1980. Chickm *rt09 1280Z Herbs 'n Butter or Home Style ib Nestles Morsels IS S rS ri.5 0 Reynolds Wrap "wSSiJxSr 79* Cent Color Print Film jA ^ iin g to iQ l Stop&Shop 110 Of 126...... 99l DeranChips ‘IS S S r’ 79* LuxLiquid 32omtbo(l* 1.19 From Slept Shop itterBasted Concentrate Potato Salad t DCurdpacA^ stop & Shop Fresh Bicycle Playing Cards QQe SloptShop bak-.-iv Step! Shoe QCf Poker Style. Put 'em away for Christmas gifts... 53\3ea Gelatines 14 ounce padiaoe \ T urkey-Frozen M \U.S. Grade A2 All Purpose Cream SSeoiCartcn (jU j A compIain«r or ui ex- '( 1 8 -2 2 lb a # O Bof S4 pltim r — which ire you 18-22lb& Stop& Shop Sliced White Big 22oz pkg Chocolate Eclair or Colombo Yogurt naot O CUM I Stoneware Coffee Mugs *1 AQ going to be? seafood . Cheddar Stidts 1.59 Handcrafted & Decorated...... • ■ I \Jea In theee next few diyi, while lome people juxt com- Butter Basted Turkeys DMsy! Calabro Whole Milk plain to 1 neijpibor about stops Shop Turkey 60-75-100 whit Waihington ii doing, Fre diCod 10-13lbs. frozen Fresh 20oz a faw people will take time 85t. US.G(adeA I loavesJ Rkotta Watt to write their legialatora and Ld 891 A line to your lagiilator 10-13 Ibs. 2 pound explain w hat Waihington SteSl^^ced container should do — and why. could help give him a line on Daisy Donuts E*S cdi2 69* Spice Cake 1.09 Mbs wh a t'i b M for the country. A terrific, easy to fix main dish! One letter mey make a Variety Bread Sale 2 ^ 1 DateNutBread 89* i Inside Frostg difference, leveral letters tion. Restriction on such Owewv N4 e Beene Tw Reddi-Wip “ TSSS?*' can make a lot of difference, Fresh Flounder Fillets ‘2.99h 2 pkgs. .pkQS. of " conversion, including the Light n Lively iS S S S . ?2bul>s : and Tote-conacioua lagiila- limita on emiaaion levels con- of 2 bulbs tora are very interested in CooKed Shrimp SlupkShop Pillsbury Cookies 99* tained in the Clear Air Act *3.29 (a q j^ HAND paint ed'' OucameChpilu eOmwefot what conatituanta have to •a amended in 1977, hamper liShopfronn Disposable Foil' lay. the reelixation of this goal. Fish & Chips nppMltoz pkg. *1.29 No mattar what your Kraft Philadelphia Some people ere writing ‘ Stoneware position or what iiiue r™ S comn ** * Sr«P Coupon| youVa writing about, you about a way we could all M39 RiNtttiiig can addraaa a lagislator at have more gasoline. About MH USDA Choice G re a t B e e f Yourmoneybackjfyoudorrter^ournaturalytenderbeef! 4 1 9 Diimerware iCheeM the U.S. Senate, Weshington, 8.4 million more gallons a IS A V E a S * VsSaS D.C. 20610, and the House day would be available if I stop & Shop Real Sharp 'THIS WEEKS Fanciful Feathers of Repreeentativee, Weahlng- the federal government con- Boneless I Big enouc(i kv I tinues to allow the use of Chuck steak FEATURE:. the largest ton, D.C. 20616. 1 C H E D D A R C H E E S E I USDA Choice "Great Beer 1.89. Beef Cube Steaka«<.1.99. I NEW YORK — For spring-summer 1980, One iiaue people are current volumee of lead in : YeNow or White Bws USDA Choice “Great Beer •• Sour Cream S S . 66* turkey or roast writing about to Washington the production of leaded 2 WhitoWedgeRandomWelghtPlig. I Oscar de la Renta presents multicolored la anergy. If for axample, gaaoline, or rescinds the-im- I Good Sin. Nov II-S a t. Nov 17 Undone per cuMomer Boneless Shrimp Cocktail S 3S 1.99 1 feathers sprinkled over the fuffled top and 1 each S3 kxxl pucfian. powtr plants capable of pending limit on lead. Chuck Stew Beef 1.79. Blade Steak IXJUl V. Stop & Shop Rolls 6S1 tiered skirt of black tulle, short in front and dip- •witching to coal were en- What's the “right” tnswer USDA Choice “Great Beer USOA Choice “Great Beer. BhOewOgHaieeM* couraged to do so, it could on this issue? Our legislators Mi*u^iMim*eiirtew«alue*,ee*eme»e9ieoioemeeimei I pUlg low in back, on this evening dress. (UPI save an aatimated 200,000 want to know what you photo) barrels of oil a day, tay ex- consider to be right for perts at Mobil Oil Corpora- America. -< . 1 24 - EVENING HERALD, Wed., Nov, 14, 1978 EVENING HERALD. Wed.. Nov. 14. 1979 — 25 Three decades in China: Give Thanks For a No-fuss llTanksgiving buttered ca'hqerole and ’Thanlugiving is an all- grapefruit and strain into 1 cup thinly sliced celery 4 cup (about) rose or pepper, mushrdpms and ounce container) with dressing. Turn caps reheated next day. American Workers at the Red Star Commune American holiday that jug. Add sherry. Chill. 4 cup butter or sauterne wine or giblet almonds. Wash mushrooms and hollow side up. touches all ages, faiths and Serve in goblets with a margarine ^ Add wine or sOjek as Stuffed MuHhroome pat dry. Remove stems; Combine cottage cheese there with the U.S. Office Over China,” "and I Interested in what was arms and no factories (to sock figured in Chinese cookery, enough day care centers. bailed hay and did other colors who call the United little ice and soda water to 2 4 quarts soft day-old needed. Amount willyvary 1 p o u n d m e d i u m It sounds like a movie wanted to go see it. I hadn’t going on In China during make aims.)” Toast almonds in shallow save for salad. Place and chives. Mix well. Fill " If I hadn’t had help, I farm chores. of War Information during scenario — but the people its dairy industry is almost the anti-Japanese war. I States homes It is a taste. ‘This kitchen-tested bread cumbs (10 cups) pan in 400-degree oven according to moisture in mushrooms-(18 to 20) mushrooms hollow side each mushroom with this ‘"They’re overwhelmed World War H. Hinton sub- any intention of staying all Chinese homes also had and the story are real: unknown to the average wouldn’t have been able to wasi interested in how thankful annual feast that recipe makes 4 to 6 drinks. 4 teaspoon salt about 6 minutes, stirring bread, but stuffing shm 1 (1.3-ounce envelope down on serving plate. mixt.ure. by the friendliness of the sequently wrote books that long.” nothing, no electricity, just westerner. But as a work.” stems from the hard — Sperial Stuffing 4 teaspoon powdered be only slightly moist. Idw-ealorie^ Italian salad- Cover with plastic film She was a nuclear about his experiences, two Engst had remained In these people, who had tiny lamps — none of the occasionally. Prepare salad-dressing beverage It is very impor- As a result of the grand- American people,” Miss almost famine — times of sage This kitchen-tested dressing mi:K mix following label direc- and chill 30 to 60 minutes. physicist who dropped out of which are still in print. China when the UNRRA nothing and who lived way amenities westerners took ^Almondine Cook onion and celery tant, Engst said: mother system, none of the Hinton said. the first English settlers in 4 teaspoon celery seed recipe makes enough for 1 cup low-fa1"4 percent) tions. Serve with plates and “during the McCarthy ' “We’d read a lot,” Miss team returned home. off in the mountains, could for granted even 30 4 cup chopped natural gently in margarine or ‘"niere's no substitute Engst children learned For herself, she has the New World. (unblanched) almonds 4 teaspqon pepper butter about 5 minutes. 12- to 14-pound turkey. For cottage cheeseTj Measure 2 tablespoons forks. ‘This kitchen-tested period." He was a dairy Hinton said, including “I was going to stay two fight off the Japanese at- years ago. for milk for babies.” English until they were 21. found returning to the U.S. Although turkey remains 4 cup finely chopped 1 (4-ounce) can sliced Pour over bread crumbs. smaller fowl, part of stuf- 2 tablespoons^4rozen dressing into dish. Brush recipe m akes 18 to 20 farmer and her brother’s Edgar Snow’s “Red Star years,” he said. “I became tacits. ‘They had no U.S. college roommate. He said most of China’s ’The family spoke Chinese “very pleasant, very the symbolic main course, onion mushrooms " Add salt, sage.celery seed, fing may be baked in chopped chives (from 2- each "mushroom cap well stuffed mushrooms. He went to China in 1946 per capita milk consump- at home because English warm, no hostility at all,” ‘Thanksgiving menus have as a dairy specialist with tion of about 1 kilogram w o u ld ^ v e shut out the in contrast to the cllnute changed considerably the United N ations (2.2 pounds) per year Is gran flm ^ er. Miss Hinton she says existed when she through the decades. Rehabilitation and Relief consumed by infants, said. left for China more than Even harried moms and -- Organization. He became because bottle feeding Daughter Karen, a three decades ago. novice cooks have an easy A&PSTORE COUPON ) A&PSTORE COUPON liberates nursing mothers biochemistry student at She says she had been op- time of It compared with NAVONA WithTWi VahwUa Coukmi fascinated with the country QINaMMLi,CtUiBOOA«rmnBI«r«1 BI and the people and stayed to hold jobs. Peking University, “just posed to the U.S. decision colonial dames, who [ inu Crystal Stefnvvaro on after civil war broke He later worked in a tiny last year becam e in- to drop the atomic bomb on managed without such imperttd from Ittifl $100 Q P F out. farm implements factory, terested in learning Hiroshima and Nagasaki modern staples as baking This Week’s (English),” she added. She arrived two years trying to Improve the and calls that time “the powder, granulated sugar, Feature: 3 LB. BAG-BEAN COFFEE later as an English teacher products. She joined him Sons Fred and Bill, who beginning of the McCarthy unflavored gelatin, cooking for the Chinese Welfare there. currently live in period.” oil. commercial 6oz. # P ChMnpagnt “We had supported the « B#wrtlBB< ittm w tMMifB< *• »• fSBdIhr» 10 EIGHT O'CLOCK MIXERS V W Fund. They were married Their three children, Philadelphia, speak shortening, prepared »iirtw id pne t M BBch AliF t t w * ncopt SNtr btt 1-24 'Except Hems Excluded by Law AP-2601 the foliowing year in now grown, were bom and English with a Chinese ac- side that said we should mustard, tomato ketchup, VahdNov 11- 17,1979 MFGR-65 VahdNov 11-17 1979 support the Communists in I Limii One Coupon Per Fanfut’ C33I Limii One Coupon Per Family Yenan. re a r^ in China. cent. and Worcestershire sauce. No Other Purchatt Required SSI.. COI He and she are Erwin The Engsts' visit to New Fred, an electrician at China,” she said. Citrus fruits then were a ■'Sid " Engst, whose farm York wound up a six-week an auto chassis plant, is She said she was also rare luxury. PROCTOR-SILEX was in the Syracuse, N.Y., tour of the United States as currently leading a 9-week among the scientists who Few women rise at 3:30 area, and Joan Hinton, who members of the Peking tour of Americans to had fought for civilian con- a.m. to start ‘Thanksgiving > Pan Handler' worked with Enrico Fermi Study Mission of Dairy C^ina. He had planned to trol of nuclear energy. She meal as great- Cooks a meallor one or two take time off for the trip was 27 years old at the at the Institute of Nuclear Mechanization. They acted grandmother did. Yet. TT " S 7 Great lor snacks & appetisers Studies in Chicago and as advisors to and inter- when the plant closed down time. most families yearn for a^ later, at Los Alamos. preters for the 14-member recently. Miss Hinton said. “I was going to work on traditional groaning board They have lived in China mission led by Liu Ming, Bill is a student at the my PhD, but things w ere' even in this era of cooking Corn Popper $08( ever since, mostly as director of the Red Star Community College of very tense. It was just without fuss. workers on state farms Commune. Philadelphia. before the Rosenbergs Modern food preparation where they help make and Both speak the language ’The interview with Miss were executed,” she said. can mean a memorable FROZEN-A&P 100% PURE BUTTER BASTED FROZEN-U.S.D.A. INSPECTED-GRADE A ' maintain equipment. fluently, although with an Hinton and Engst took “ I felt it impossible to do meal without hours spent “We never decided to American accent. They place at the New York City any work at that time in in the kitchen. For exam- Self-Basting Young settle down (in China),” learned “by osmosis,” apartment of Jim and Ruth nuclear physics.” ple, ‘Thanksgiving dishes Engst said during a recent Engst said, adding, “Our Nesi, both members of the So she went to China in- such as Beans au Gratin, visit to New York City, children say we never did U .S 7 -C h in a P e o p l e ’ s stead. NEW YORK: Erwin “Sid” Engst, at left, Nesi, second from left. The Engsts, who have Zucchini-Squash Pie or TURKEYS TURKEYS She said her interest in ALL PURPOSE FLOUR "It's always been so in- learn.” Friendship Association. and wife, Joan, along with-Liu Ming, director been in China for more than 30 years, are Pralin Pumpkin Pie China stemmed partly originate in the super- teresting we never got As a working mother. The Nesis housed five engineers at the commune — mainly handling Miss Hinton never needed members of the 14- from her brother, William, of the Red Star Commune near Peking, in- market freezer. You mere- GOLD around to coming back." dairy equipment. (UPI photo) Both he and Miss Hinton to cook. “We always ate in member mission during its. a writer, who had gone spect the balcony "minifarm” of host Jim ly jazz them up with your FROZEN-PREMIUM TURKEYS NEVER FROZEN-YOUNQ-GRAOE “A"-16 to under 22 Rx. are currently engineers at the cafeterias on state New York stay. ’The others own special seasonings. MEDAL the Red Star Commune farm s," she said. She was were scatter^ about the For the bounty we have Swift Butterball Farm Fresh Turkeys city with other American received that allows us to near Peking. Mainly they happy to be freed from jl0lb t.tou n < ler14 lbs. handle dairy equipment, kitchen chores. families. share our table with making and installing "We lived as a family The Chinese farmers others, we give thanks this A&P 100*4 OSCAR MAYER milking machines, for together, we had our own visted everything from ‘Thanksgiving 1979. AiPKABinCHBSHOP exampie. They are ^ paid rooms," she added, and a agribusiness size spreads Spiry Rrd Pure Pork ^ Meat BEEF CHUCK-BONELESS like their fellow workers. Chinese grandmother to in the Los Angeles area to Craprfniit Punch Sausage Meat Weiners In an exclusive inter- look after the two sons and dairy farms near Madison. 4 cups grapefruit juice (1 lOxOBLT BBOWN-2LBBAG_ SWEETMIXED AVAILABLE WED -SAT view. the couple talked a daughter when they were Wis., and Amish farms quart) STEAK SALE OSCAR MAYER about their three decades small. near Fleetwood, Pa. 1 (6-ounce) can frozen Domino Sugar 8 9 Vlasic Pickles ?a'i 7 9 Fresh Beef During two weeks at a THE Blade-Cube as Americans in China. “Every family in CTiina concentrated fruitjuicy red EARLY CALIFORNIA-RIPE Cod Fillets London Broil His first job involved has to have a grand- dairy farm owned by Engst punch, thawed and un- Franks QUICK fn O Z E N -C A P N JOHN S Stioulder-Fillet working with dairy cows. mother," Miss Hinton said, relatives near Aurora, diluted Because milk has never because there aren’t N.Y.. they milked cows. 1 cup vodka (optional) C & I PITTED Shrimp q . Country Treat >|19 Dash cinnamon Cocktail O Sausage Meat Dash nutmeg DLIVES CAP N JOHNS-FROZEN COmO I SSEURS BONELESS 6 oz. can Trade-in Furniture: Dash cloves Salad Size 1°' , M99 Orange slices BEEF BIB-BONELESS-10 10 12 Iba Hormel $099 In saucepan, combine Cooked Shrimp Whole Rib Eyes w b Cure 81 Hams ib grapefruit juice, red punch CAP N JOHN S PEEl E5 i tEVEINED-FfloZEN DOMESTIC Wave of the Future? and spices. Bring mixture Rib Eye Halves *3'? I Rib Eye Steaks ‘3” A&P Imagine trading in used afford large apartments. less discretionary, spen- CHOICE to boil. Medium ShrimpS^ 99 furniture the way you now Ronald Meyers said in a dable income and will be Pou' into heat-proof |24 _ o z j j t a $ 9 . 8 9 ] p>°g' Canned Ham do an old car. telephone interview. glasses. Add orange slices more inclined to buy fur- AiP 15 A POULTRY SHOP To Harley F. Shuford. Meyers, a (Chicagoan, is niture a piece at a time in- THE NEW TORE TIMES: WtDNESDAY. lASVjgr'Sl. n n and serve hot, adding 1 cup 59 A4P 18 A SMOKED HAM SHOP FRENCH, ITALIAN OB 1000 ISLAND AUNT MILLIE S FRESH.U S.D.A INSP CONTAINS:3l EGOTRS W backs Jr., a North Carolina president of a company stead of the suites of e — with prefem vodka if desired. This SALAD DRESSINGS Joi C H * « K'.o/ CQC FULLY COOKED (Water added) manufacturer, that with factories in Ramseur, choice. t| kitchen-tested recipe WiBhtMne on U Sauces D 3BREASTOTRS W BACKS-3 WINGS 3 NECKS-3 GIBLET ^ SHANK PORTION yesteryear. usiiflfs third. \ 9 9 "seems a logcal develop- N.C., and CJiristiansburg. They’ll choose individual i-h.cofnBC. Anne-M' makes 4 servings. OCEAN SPRAY WHL Of JEL M GINGER ALE, CLUB SODA ment in the business" Va. pieces for specific needs, ’|»n. fy« nlst, gai Sherry Refrcthrr Sparkling Waters: Vichy. Ca BOX-O-CHICKEN 4 9 ! SMOKED HAMS 87' With a trade-in market, “I was on a house tour on and ao on PDAM RCDQV or selt zer water he added, and will give / t h e i p i r U a DryOub 3 grapefruit I Shuford says, "more peo- the Near North Side of priority to the public areas •••apptrwr ner. On 74 tablespoons sweet CANADA DRY ple would be apt to change Chicago recently," he said. of their homes. [onal usten waters * I PI'S Smoked Harns-Rump Portion 97^ How They Rate medtcina sherry or more lb their home interiors. They “ We saw coach houses Sic, bouiton CENTERSLlCeS-HAMROASTSor I BO»Cl ESS THN CUT-aRCMFA$T “ Finishes will be soft T lochooBei Bill A' Soda water ^M IXE S FRESH CHICKEN CHICKEN BREAST4 would be less worried with the interior walls Soda fir iPozcan wpagf and wa m, easy to care ror. 1 haw The following rankings are Ice Ham Steaks n ,b I Ham Steaks 4 PolandSparUingWaier DrySel: Quart Btl. Breasts Cutlets *1” about buying a new piece of ripped out (to make "great for,” 'oo -r said. ./cc4fiona in based on gas content, saltiness )iate with an- 5 Canada Dry Seluer had a SOI Squeeze juice from furniture with some rooms’). ’They had been “Rf wood will be pop- and overall appeal. 6 Ramlosa - hi oui of 12 IS 7 Apollinans rest of II assurance that it can be garages on private estates. find a me ular, • ui expensive. Pieces .'re of 12 out of Craig Gaibome A Saratoga Vichy traded in for a reasonable They have very high may have less ornamenta- ./ ItnowAofonly 9 VichyCelestins a buirs-eye in 10 Badoil Exotic value a few years later.” ceilings, a very dramatic tion, but more wood and • - t f . o w n e r < h e f C j r^pada Dry Cub Soda . Before ii Shuford’s suggestion was look, with p latform veneer interest — burls, ..n Restaurant 2 Pemer mgs. I wc GOLDEN RIPE RED. BLACK or WHITE made in a speech prepared bedrooms and envlronmen- 3 Poland Sparkling Water Taster #4 early associ parquetry, etc.” When I first I for delivery Oct. 19 at the 4 Deer Part 3!1E39 tal bathroom -steam Other trends manufac- i Canada Dry Seluer Pemer seeiTi Papaya rciAE FAM» n the basis of 1 Saratoga Vichy MR SHRIMP start of the semi-annual rooms.” turers see: 6 Ramloaa the Frenr*- ASP-CRANBERRY GRAPE 11 appeal, the YELLOW Southern Furniture 7. Apollinaris wa.«* An exotic of a few years He and other manufac- Brighter, livelier colors .raethcr satis* Saratoga Vichy Sauce 3 89 Tiny Shrimp can 89 FALL APPLE FESTIVAL ' Market. lifHhcr any sa- Vichy Ceiesrms ago is becoming familiar ture expect more fur- (excepting traditional 5. Poland Sparkling Water \ what detree. 10 Badotl on many mainland menus. SPRUCE or EMPRESS In a telephone interview, ni: of the ‘80s to be designs, in which medium 6. Badoit BANANAS SALE! V: (eats some QOLOCN or RED-3W” MN. M YOUR CHOICE' the Hickory, N.C., fur- fini^ .od ii all four sides, \aiubiUi»ce 7 Deer Park It’s the fresh papaya. tones, weights and colors Pierre Franey Ramloaa . Thus, be- 8 Because the papaya is niture maker said several for use as room dividers; 9 VichyCelestins PINEAPPLE will prevail); for younger f salinity, to. Apolionaris easily digested as well as CRUSHED Delicious Apples » W retailers with whom he dis- tables whose height adjusts consumers, one major up- 'sd to sane J, tasty, it is a favorite of or CHUNKS cussed the proposal “were for living room or dining holstered piece per room, ^ trace of QJ. C i n a d j p f Y r i u b ^ ^ SLICES t to like the 3. Poland Sparkling Water many older people. The 20 OZ can not enthusiastic. They use; more casters, for easy with the rest of the space Taster #5 - for their 4. VichyCelestins fruit is also popular among didn't want to take on the mobility. filled with trees, plants, I for their 5. -IO. Mr. Frmney grouped the McIntosh Apples s - s e problems of dealing with remaining waters together so far G Canada D rv C iu b S o d ^ dieters and proponents of Another news conference floor pillows and rattan as personal preference was con­ consumers who don’t un- /itereat were ------health foods. (Half a speaker, Jerrold A. Wexler furniture; conversion of t cerned. 1 Canada Dry Seltser ac a 68 papaya Is only 78 calories.) 3=1 White Boiler a Pqiwing ,b derstand retail markups.” of Leominster. Mass., third bedrooms in existing Indian to the 4 Poland Sparkling Water Dee'Park Still, he predicts “a V his No Taster #3 5 Papaya is great for forecast fewer boxy-look homes to dens, as children 1 A Ramlosa ONIONS H c f ib CORN jda, Poland breakfast with just a 8oz pkg sizeable, legitim ate, modular pieces and more grow up and leave home; 7 Saratoga Vichy ^ed in eloae Russet TO Sun Giant Pilled previously-owned furniture I Deer Park 8 VichyCelestins splash of fresh lime juice. S439 Nut WALNUT 5 A' curved arid angled ones, The old Murphy bed-in-a- (' waters he pgfTteg___ .______In Shell 1 2 9 3 adoit DATES Chopped ' business” will develop \valenc of a And it goes well with such POTATOES Assorted 98 and more soft, squashy wall (or cabinet) is already C ^3 Canada Dry Club So d i^ 10. A p o l l i n a n s i'lcANADA' 1 L MEATS foods as yogurt, cottage ANN PAGE - 16 OZ CAN ^ KELLOGGS nationwide within the next cushioning. making a comeback, along If dry cheese and ice cream. It few years. Appraisers Natural materials such with wall-unit tables, to Fruit Cocktail 4 9 Croutetles 59* DAIRY PRODUCTS would estimate values of can be sliced or diced for m- FROZEN FOODS ir as rattan and cane and save floor space in smaller Rfpnmcd with jKirnission of IV NcwVotk limes ^1 ID pies, cakes and fruit com- A&P (QnpnQIm HSALE used furniture the way hand-loomed Indian up- rooms. HALF GALLON potes. Hood 64 02 jewelry appraisers now do holstery fabrics will con- In New Brunswick, N.J., carton I Cut or French Style in their field. One of the easiest ways Egg Nog tinue to be popular, he designer-manufacturer SDUR CREAM ORANGE Green Beans Ol to enjoy this nutritious Other manufacturers’ said, especially with 30-39 Bella Ross said an es- UB ALL FLAVORS • Rice Pilal predictions for the ’80s in- fruit is Ip a thick, frosty ) 802 ; year olds who prefer a tablished European trend Breyer’s I cup s • Leal Spinach * beverage for breakfast. * — i coni JUICE clude floor plans that hark casual look. is spreading to the United Yogurt Ten of the world's best sparkling waters were Hawaiian 12 oz. can In Buiitf Sauce lOol.phg. back to the days of the Another speaker, J. States. HOOD y - • Brussel Sprouts recently rated in a taste test reported in the NewYorkTimes. DA Brrakfaal Blend “great room” — a large, Clyde Hooker, Jr. of Mar- Cottage I602 In Bulltf Siu c f “ People are buying the com 59 1 H a w a i i a n p a p a y a , • Broccoli Spears all-purpose room for tinsville, Va., said 30-45 very best furniture they The results: Canada Dry®Club Soda was preferred over Cheese peeled and seeded In Butler Seuct living, cooking and eating, year olds will become the can afford, as a hedge • Le Sueur Peas most of the other brand.s tested. In fact, three out of five of 4 cup plain yogurt IND WRAP -f.-.i plus small rooms or plat- biggest buyers of home fur- against inflation. V4 cup milk Ched-O-Bit form rooms for sleeping. nishings in the new decade. Europeans are much less the connoisseurs who rated the sjrarkling waters preferred L'Sutuf .Q C 3-4 tablespoons fresh Slices • Peas. Carrots A Onions e*i w 9 They also forecast: Faced with energy and fad-conscious than it OL’er Rrnier? lime juice ASP-CHEESE — S m a l l e r s c a l e f u r - inflation problems. Hooker Americans,” she added. I2 u 2 No wonder, the c l e a n ______MR CRAB Shredded pxq niture for the smaller 1 egg LIBBYS • Broccoli A Cheese 85 said, consumers may have 3^39 Mozzarella 69 rooms; refreshing taste and pinpoint 2 tablespoons sugar or Crab Meat Pumpkin 59* — C o n t in u e d s t e a d y Try your own taste test: 20* honey » carbonation of Canada Dry Club Puree all ingredients in DECORATED QMzmaiESBEm growth of trends toward Here's 2& to becom e a connoisseur. FedwjMli pillow and modular fur- Soda have made it the number one blender. Pour into glasses. STUFFED CMUdi Dry wUI fliw you M< ofl on llw putcMw 0) Km lam lly-tin boltNt (24ot.. 33- BAKER-a SECRET niture, sleep sofas, multi- . or 1-lltor) of Canada Ory Club S4>da. Serve chilled. ‘This kitchen- CORONET BATHROOM WONT CAUK STOMACH UPHT elOAFFANopQ CAKfFiUls OUVES moi f W sparkling water in America. 01 COOKS IM ST purpose storage units and Mr Deatef As our redemplton aQeni wo will pay you 20* plus 5* hanokng provided lhai you tested recipe makes about BUPFERN4 • StO P T /V IO IM S FAN Canada Dry Club Soda. and consuner have coihplwd with the terms o< o(% stated below 2 cups. NAPKINS TISSUE AiwPagt , wall systems, all easily ANALGESIC.. ASSORTED MAYON­ Quart COUPON OFFER TERMS: Coupon oood on^ when redeemed by you from consumer on Aloha Spoondrink 180 ct pkq Srollpkg 100 eC movable in our increasing- Nocalories. Lots'of refreshment. purchase o( two lamiiy w e bottles iW oz. 32-o* or l-Mer) ol Canada Dry Dub Soda TABLETS M. COOKWARE NAISE Jar ly nfobile society; THE BIOFEEDBACK CLINIC Consumer must pay any sales tan Coupon non-assignable Invoices provmg purchase ol 1 H a w a i i a n p a p a y a , THE H slock to cover coupons must be shown upon request Coupons not horiored if presented — Less furnitur^ per through outside aoerv«s or others not authorized by u$ to present coupons tor redemption peeled and seeded THM Ctiooalcie 7 C i a of MANCHESTER, Inc. §1 a £ Sell wtete-« »» «omi j Couwed f S f room, especially in homes CONNOISSEURS'CHOICE. t Cashvaiuei 20of1*.voidwheretaied.prohibiie<}orrestricied __ 1 small ripe banana f| $ -| 3 9 MINTS coMaB-«A.*mx PROFESSIONAL BUILDING Coupon oipirea; June 30.1900. Mall to Canada Orv Corporallon. JkjgljjMjOtoBle Q Q S peg. -Siu tiu l. and apartments of 25-30 PO. t e l 17l9,Citnlon. Iowa $3734. 4 cup undrained crushed GLAZED pineapple CEPACOL M 9 9 ArmPaga year olds; 341 BROAD ST. - SUITE 105 Piefiyum-Ou Lute A \ 2 0 i i MIXED w/Pwnols $449 MANCHESTER. CT. 0S040 4 cup plain yogurt SOIOttLabql . conit NUTS 36 oz can HML — More furniture — in- Li^'lfOt. ANTI FREEZE O Deuexmo cluding modular sofas — Ino^ sbiioninc { 20^ Canada Dry Club Soda 20^! 4 cup milk PRI * orConc-Toz. O 1979.( .uuii) l)ry(iNpor.Minn ______' ------mmar n mmmm w J 3 tablespoons fresh lime rung-IZStylM LEAN designed to double as room 64e-4382 HEAVY DUTY SWEETHEART Toottipisli•M-25SOt(Lib«( I OtqCsst Cart & Trucks DISHWASHER A6P dividers in “great rooms.” juice IlHj i.f AQUA METALTOYS DETERQfNTisDt -PkOff* PASTRAMI For the treatment of a n x l^ Puree all ingredients in ^ Reynolds Foil'i'oii' 6 9 Cold Cups l.k'j 89* The rapidly rising cost ITEMS FOR SALE NOT AVAIL ABLE TO WHOLESALE OR RETAIL DEALERS^ per square foot for and stress related problems blender. Pour into glasses. PHir.fSEFnr.iivf iMhiiiirutMbEH w iy 7y Wt HfStHYE IHEHI&HI TOLIMIl OUANIIIU SAND TO CORRECT TYPOGRAPHICAl ERRORS housing, particularly in Serve chilled. ‘This kitchen- high-rise buildings, means tested recipe makes about fewer people will be able to 3 cups. f - 16 - EVENING HERALD. Wtd- Nov. 14. 1W» EVENING HERALD. Wed., Nov. 14.1»7» - 17

Chinese Food For Two . X. I Annual Bal Menuet Slated for Nov. 23 Three area women will be among the debutantes to be i Many couplet today rely quantities must be spatter! sauce. Combine pork, \ To complete the meal, presented at the 26th annual Bal Menuet on Friday, Nov. | on reataurant fare and prepared. mushrooms and vegetables ‘ serve Pork Oriental with 23 at the Grand Ballroom of the Hartford Hilton Hotel. takeout service for meals. Not necessarily so! Our in bag. Mix seasoning rice of chow mein noodles, packet with water; pour ’They are M is^inda A. Bilodeau, daughter of Mr. and In some Instances, the food easy, suggestion. Pork a side order of crispy egg into bag. Turn bag gently Mrs. ^Ivatore Btfodeau of Elmer Street, East Hartford; may not compare with Oriental, features frosen to mix. Close bag with tie Miss Marie R. Donofrio, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Angelo home cooking, but the fast stir fry style Chinese rolls and a cup of green provided; make 6 half-inch Donofrio of Fuller Avenue, East Hartford; and Miss Bet- service and no cleanup vegetables which have tea. Pork Oriental tina Bronisz, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Matthew S. worries seem to take already been prepared and slits In t ^ . Cook 50 to 60 Vk pound lean pork, cut Bronisz of Carman Road, Manchester. priority, especially when seasoned. They’re com- minutes or until pork is into 1-inch cubes ' Miss Bilodeau, a junior at the University of active lifestyles leave little ' blned with mushrooms and well done. Serve with rice 1 tablespoon soy sauce Manachusetts, was the 1678-1979 reigning queen for the time for meal planning. lean pork cubes, brushed or chow mein noodles. 1 c a n ( 3 02.) sliced Polish National Home Pageant. Chinese food is a popular with soy sauce, inside a Makes; 2 servings. mushrooms Microwave Oven: Miss Donofrio is a senior at Central Connecticut State restaurant and takeout nylon oven cooking bag to 1 package (10 oz.) stir fry Follow directions aboVe^ (College. selection. Because so cook to tender, flavorful n \ style C!hinese vegetables except close bag with nylon Miss Bronisz is a sophomore at the University of many Chinese dishes, perfection in either a microwave or conventional with seasonings tie, rubber band, string or Connecticut. though, have a large ’The debutantes wearing white gowns and carrying fur number of ingredients, oven. V« cup water Vk-inch strip cut from open Preheat oven to 350 muffs trimmed with robes, fern and baby’s breath, will V many cooks may hesitate An extra plus is the “no end of bag. Micro-cook on degrees F. Place regular be introduced by Dr. ’Theodore G. Sawicki of New Bri- to tackle a recipe at home. cleanup” feature. The oven high power setting, 10 to 12 size (10”xl6”) Brown-ln- tain, master of ceremonies. ’The debutantes and their es- They may feel that special bag contains all recipe in- minutes, turning dish Bag in lOxOxMnch baking corts will dance to Paderewski’s ’’Minuet in G” during expertise and equipment gredients, so there’s no pan periodically. € to wash and no oven dish Brush pork with soy the formal presentation. Choreographer is Mrs. Robert are needed and that larger A. Mogelnicki (Miss Frances) of Wethersfield. Music will be provided by the orchestras of Ray Henry and The (Corona’s. ’The debutantes and their escorts will be guests at a Beat Beef -Price Blues dinner party at the hotel, preceding the ball. ’Their parents and committee members will be guests at a •x. Beef is an American pas- meat loaves and so on. champagne reception. A strolling quartet will entertain shoulder or chuck, cut into pieces at a time. Brown on sion. The Agriculture Depart- guests at a Dutch treat cocktail party and hors d'oeuvres ment predicts that beef 1 Vi-inch cubes all sides. Remove and set That being an accepted we-/-'. in the Terrace Room. 4 tablespoons flour aside. fact, what are we going to prices will be slightly A breakfast party for the debs and escorts will con- higher during the first half 2 teaspoons salt In same saucepot, saute do about the continuing up- clude the event. Coffee and Danish pastries will be served of 1980. It also says pork Vk teaspoon ground black onions and garlic until ward movement in its to the guests and members after the bail. and broiler-fryers will be pepper tender, about 5 minutes. price? Mrs. Carolyn Pakenas of West Hartford and Roman J. Vi cup oil Add water. Cook and stir to It is certainly difficult to more plentiful. Krawiec of Tolland are serving as co-chairpersons. If you are lightening up 1 cup chopped onions scrape drippings from bot- alter our eating habits. But (Burian Moss photos) Linda A. Bilodeau Beilina Bronisz Marie R. Donofrio we may have to if beef on beef, try using a little 1 clove garlic, minced tom of pot. prices continue to rise. mushroom strategy. IV4 cups water Add w ine, bay le a f, ’Three to four ounces of Mushrooms, though not 1 cup Burgundy wine thym e and reserved Tedone-Carson beef should be our limit per protein-rich, have a meaty 1 b a y l e a f browed beef. Bring to boil. Haddasah Chapter Plans day. Nutritionists say that quality in their flavor and 1 teaspoon thyme leaves, Cover and bake in texture than can help make crushed preheated 325-degree oven would provide us with suf- Anita Eileen Carson of East Hartland and Cosmo V. dishes with little or no 1 p o u n d f r e s h for 1 hour. ficient pfotein. Tedone Jr., also of East Hartland were married Oct. 6 at meat more appealing. mushrooms or 2 6- to 8- Rinse pat dry and halve ^Education Day’ Tuesday There are other good South United Methodist Church-in Manchester. Moreover, mushrooms ounce cans whole fresh mushrooms. Or drain protein foods. Pork and ’The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jam es Car- The Manchster Chapter of Dr. Michael Pines, who currently Affect Family and Ckimmunity.” He contain few calories — mushrooms canned mushrooms. Add chicken are plentiful and son of 77 Bigelow St., Manchester. ’The bridegroom is the Hadassah will conduct its annual maintains a private practice hi psy- holds a bachelor and master of social fewer than 130 per pound — 2 cups sliced carrots mushrooms along with are less expensive than son of Mr. and Mrs, Cosmo Tedone of 289 (hooper Hill St., Ekiucation Day on Tuesday, from 9 chology in Glastonbury, will speak on work degrees from the University of and no cholesterol. 1 pound sm all whole carrots and whole onions. beef. Manchester. a.m. to 2:30 p.m. at Temple Beth “Disruptions in Normal Family Maryland. Here is an economical white onions Cover and bake 1 hour Eggs are always The Rev. Laurence Hill of South United Methodist Sholom, 400 E. Middle Turnpike, Patterns.” A native of Baltimore, he Lunch will be served, after which main dish that combines Toss beef in doubles longer, adding more water available and are high in Church performed the double-ring ceremony. The church Manchester. holds degrees from Clark University, Gail Burke, director of the Capitol beef and mushrooms. plastic bag with flour, salt if necessary. Sprinkle with protein. They are also ver- was decorated with white carnations and gladioluses. Focusing on "Crises in Develop- the University of Richmond and the Region Dmg Information Center, Beef and Mushroom and black pepper. parsley and serve over hot satile; you can eat them ’The bride was given in marriage by her father. ment in this, the Year of the Child,” University of Connecticut. He was will discuss “The Chemically Depen- Burgundy Heat oil in large heavy buttered noodles if desired. alone or as ingredients in Mrs. Susan Ironfield of Bolton, the bride's sister, was four professionals will explore some formerly the coordinator of special dent Family.’’ Ms. Burke, a Univer- saucepot. Add beef, a few Makes 8 portions. baked goods, puddings. 2 pounds boneless beef matron of honor. Bridesmaids were Mrs. Mary Lou negative experiences children may education for the Woodstock public sity of Connecticut alumna and Ryley of New London. Miss Betsy Bill of Wales, Mass., encounter. schools and is a consultant to former teacher, also did graduate Miss Patty Herzog and Mrs. Susan Metivier, both of Jean Campbell, a graduate of Woodstock Academy and to the East work there and at Eastern (kiUefe. Manchester. Boston University School of Social Lyme school system. He also con- Panel discussions will conclude the Families of one or two do not have to rely recipe can be prepared at home— either con- Easy Mushroom Sauce Leo Tedone of East Hartford was hij/6rother’s best Work and head of the Social Work ducts statewide workshops in parent day. Baby-sitting is available. Reser- on restaurant fare or takeout service to enjoy ventionally or in a microwave oven, man. Ushers were Damian Tedoneef Wales, Mass., the Department in the Manchester training, behavior management and vations may be made by calling Salinbury Steaks good Oriental food. This easy Pork Oriental bridegroom's brother; Michael Aronne of Manchester, school system since 1971, will speak special education. Carol Mamlok at 528-5041, Lynn Mushrooms have been ■k pound fresh Salisbury Steaks IVk cu p s s o ft b rea d the bridegroom's cousin; Jack Neubelt of Vernon; and on “Early Childhood Problems.” Following his address. Steve Cohen, 647-9990, or Andy Knaus, 646- the base for some of the mushrooms or 1 (6- to 8- Rinse, pat dry and slice crumbs John Lee of Misquamicut. R.I. .Following her talk, a movie, O’Donnell, director of Manchester’s 1209. There will be a 63 registration world's most famous ounce) can sliced fresh mushrooms. (Makes m Vk cup minced onion I;?. A reception was held at the Marco Polo Restaurant in “Connections,” will be shown. Crossroads, will show slides and fee. sauces. Yet, all the fame mushrooms about 2 Vk cups.) Or drain 1/3 cup ketchup , East Hartford, after which the couple left for Great 'ncak on “Drugs and How They does not mean that a 4 tablespoons butter or canned mushrooms. 1 egg, beaten Barrington, Mass. They are residing in East. Hartland. delicious and appropriate margarine Melt butter in large 1 teaspoon salt Mr. Tedone is owner and chef of the Coach and Four mushroom sauce cannot be *k cup finely chopped skillet. Add mushrooms, V« teaspoon ground black Mrs. Cosmo V. Tedone Jr. Restaurant in East Hartland. (Ironfield photo) made quite easily. onion onion and green pepper. SS Accepting Applications pepper For example, a sweet- Qrivy too thin? Try uiing instant potato flakat instaad of flour. Vk c u p d i c e d g r e e n Saute 5 minutes. 1^ pounds ground beef and-sour mushroom sauce Stir in flour. Cook and pepper In large mixing bowl, takes aobut 15 minutes of stir 2 minutes. Add tomato 2 tablespoons flour combine bread crumbs, Births cooking time and tops a sauce, water, marmalade, For Representatives Jobs 1 (8-ounce) can tomato onion, ketchup, egg, salt classic Salisbury steak soy sauce, vinegar, bouillon sauce and black pepper. Blend Kocum, Kelly Ann, Social Security will be taking (stretched with bread cube, salt and black Mr. and Mrs. Edward J. Worcester, Mass. He has a Mr. and Mrs. Julius Quirk Commissioner Green said that that will be considered are the 1 cup water well. daughter of Francis A. and applications for claims represen- crumbs) for a relatively in- pepper. Bring to boil, Bradley of West Willington brother, Christopher Sr. of W illimantic. His traditionally Social Security has applicant's education, experience, Vk c u p o r a n g e m a r - Add meat. Mix well, but ' tative positions throughout New expensive meal. stirring constantly. Eileen Waterfield Kocum and Mr. and Mrs. Salvatore Michael. paternal grandparents are recruited claims representatives training and a panel interview. malade do not over mix. England from Dec. 3 to 10 according Once you have prepared Reduce heat and of 374 Eastbury Hill, Guardo of Avon. Mr. and Mrs. Donald from the Professional Aptitude Credit will also be given for 1 tablespoon soy sauce Shape into 6 oval patties Glastonbury. She was bom to Robert C. Green, regional com- the sauce you will want to simmer, uncovered, for 5 Holmes, Philip Parker Sr. of South Wind- Career Exam (PACE) register, but volunteer work, such as community, 1 t a b l e s p o o n c i d e r Vk inch thick. Broil under missioner, for Social Security in >1tiese new Butter fVietieis^ Oct. 30 at Manchester Richards, Emily Mae, Nicholas, son of Howard sor. His maternal great- experience has shown that many peo- cultural social service, as well as serve it with other protein minutes. Serve over vinegar preheated hot broiler until Memorial Hospital. Her Boston. favorites. Also try it on Salisbury Steaks. This daughter of Jam es S. and M. and Sandra Chappas grandparents are Mr. and ple who have demonstrated ability to professional association activities, 1 beef bouillon cube done as desired, about 4 to , maternal grandparents are The claims representative position toasted French bread or kitchen-tested recipe Susan B. Jeffcoat Richards Holmes of 57 Phelps Road, Mrs. David Dubeau Sr. of meet and deal with the public have provided it is the type and k*y«i Vk teaspoon salt 5 minutes on each side. Mr. and Mre. W. F. Water- is the keystone through which major English muffins. makes about 3 cups. of Storrs. She was bom Manchester. He was bom Wiillimantic. His patemai difficulty with a stm etu r^ examina- acceptable under this announcement. Vk teaspoon ground black This kitchen-tested Social Swurity program benefits are BlpTERV-TASTtKG/^ field of 98 Kennedy Road. Nov. 2 at Manchester Nov. 2 at Manchester great-grandparents are tion. This new method of recruiting Individuals residing in the Sweet and Sour pepper recipe makes 6 portions. brought directly to the public. Green Manchester. Her paternal Memorial Hospital. Her Memorial Hospital. His Mr. and Mrs. Leo Parker entitled “Claims Representative Manchester area should contact Sal Mushroom Sauce stated. The duties include the grandparents are Mr. and maternal grandparents are maternal grandparents are Sr. of Canaan. He has a Examination. Social Security" Anello at the E)ast Hartford Social receipts of applications for benefits, Mrs. F. Kocum of 3 Med- Mr. and Mrs. Robert Jeff- Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas brother, Donald L. Ill, 19 (CRESS) is in fact not an examina- Security office located at 657 Main the development of claim s and ford St., Glastonbury. Her coat of Vernon. Her pater- Tsapatsaris of months. tion but a review of a resume sub- St.. East Hartford, Connecticut explanation of Social Security maternal great- nal grandparents are Mr. Manchester. His paternal mitted by the applicant. The factors 06108. Telephone: 244-3717. programs through personal contact grandmother is Mrs. Adele and Mrs. Donald Richards grandparents are Mr. and with the public. Rege. She has a brother, f Andover. She has a Mrs. Howard L. Holmes of Harvest a 30<^ saving Paul, 3Vi. Haherern, Kevin brother, Kristian, 5. Manchester. His patemai James, son of Ronald G. great-grandmother is Mrs. the Coast Guard Training Jr. and Dolores Fish daughter, respectively, of Manager, Dwayne, Duperron, Jonathan Mark Holmes of Coast Guard Fireman Center, Cape May, N.J. Haberem of 102 Cider Mill Mr. and ,Mrs. Ralph B. Edward, son of Ekiward T. Raymond, son of Michael Manchester. He has a Apprentice Ralph J. Both are 1979 graduates Road, Bolton, He was bom In The DiLisio of 96 Thayer Road, on d^iciotis Folger& and Jo y ce L aP lan te L. and Arlene M. Linfield brother, Matthew,-4; and a DiLisio and Coast Guard of M anchester High Nov. 6 at Manchester Service Manchester, have com- Manager of 42 Pub. Circle, Duperron of 54E Spencer sister, Karen, SMs. Seaman Apprentice Donna School, and joined the Memorial Hospital. His pleted recruit training at Folger’ss coffee comes in a grind made just for Hebron. He was bom Oct. St., Manchester. He was I. D iL isio, son and Coast Guard |n April 1979. maternal grandmother is I . your coffeemaker. Folger’s Flaked Coffee is made 30 at M an ch ester bom Nov. 2 at Manchester Parker, Robert Marion, for automatic drip coffeemakers. And both are Joyce Fish of Bolton. His Memorial Hospital. His Memorial Hospital. His son of Donald L. Jr. and delicious mountain grown coffee—the richest, patemai grandparents are maternal grandparents are maternal grandparents are Teresa Quirk Parker of 'tsai most aromatic kind of coffee there is. Clip the Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Mr. and Mrs. Em ile Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence 126A Sy cam o re L ane, coupon, and harvest a 3 0 ' saving. Haberem of Amston. His LaPiante of Glastonbury. Duperron of South Wind- Manchester. He was bom DUNKIN DONUTS paternal great- His paternal grandparents sor. His patemai grand- Nov. 2 at Manchester grandmother is Katheryn are Mr. and Mrs. Thomas parents are Mr. and Mrs. Memorial Hospital. His Manager of Glastonbury. Tarasek. INTRODUCES Arthur Linfield of maternal grandparents are His great-grandmother is for automitic drip wfkemiti* Mrs. Frances V. Tedford of LOW Birch Mountain Road, FARM M T . V E R N O N FARM THE PERFECT MUFFINS. Bolton. He has a sister, I Dawn Lynn, 4V!i. PRICES DAIRY STORE ^^1S Sale Eads Durdaller, Michelle HoYember 17t h. 1979 Diane, daughter of Michael and Donna 244 BROAD ST. 690 HARTFORD RD. POST RD. PLAZA Morgan Durdaller of 168 MANCHESTER MANCHESTER RT. 30 VERNON THEY MAY PUT Hickory Drive, Coventry. VOUR GRANDMOTHER She was bom Oct. 30 at OUT OF BUSINESS. SING OUT YOUR CHOICE AND SAVE KK! Manchester Memorial REFRESHING Hospital. Her maternal Sorry, Grandma, but Dunkin' Taste how rich and deliciously buttery-tasting* these new grandparents are Mr. and COCA COLA Donuts is now in the muffin Keebler® pretzels reJillv are! The Elves make ’em in three fun Mrs. Tony Annunziata of 2 LITER BOTTLE business shapes; Butter Braids™ Butter Knots* and Butter Nibblers™ Astoria, N.Y. Her paternal grandmother is Dorothy Introducing mouth W- Keebler Butter Pretzels-a whole new twist on snack- Durdaller of Richmond watering blueberry, delec time treats. Take your first buttery-tasting bite soon and save! Hill, N.Y. Her maternal table honey bran, and great-grandparents are delicious corn muffins. Mr. and Mrs. Angelo Rogus We're baking them .;.;3 , f C om iN ny of Miami, Fla. Her pater- -ArtMIclallir fUvorid. fresh every dau. at our nal great-grandmother is I tesovF TAKE THIS COUPON TO YOOH STORE participating shops, and Harriet Silzer of Richmond we're making them by I- Hill, N.Y. She has a hand, from only the finest ';^ brother, Peter Michael, ingredients, just like you do;' ^ ■|S X I 3\k. 95 SAVEKK You can take them home '' Save 30^ I MOSER FARMS GRADE A WHITE blaeps''’'!!'-'’,'' ONONE8)iQZ.niVCKAGEOF or you can eat them in our shopsf on any sizeize V # » *'111 I I I' , 100% ! Cuardo, Almee Lynn, . 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