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'Mi* UoA/wovi PAINT CO sites •COMPLETE COLLISION REPAIR jt* ’" ‘ '■ •FOREIGN AND AMERICAN CARS strike at hospital •RUSTY JONES RUST PROOFING I'V named WATERBURY (UPI) - More than The strike was the first in 10 years "The wage problem is with both 500 union nurses struck Waterbury of collective bargaining between the the units. There are also several un­ Hospital today, backed up by an nurses and the hospital and the fourth resolved non-economic issues," ' l l ■' 76.3 almost equal number of maintenance r> ,r. ihil. '■ V ' , By MARK KITZMANN strike by nurses at a Connecticut Mattson said. "The pension is a MAIN Sl llprald Reporlrr and service workers who refused to hospital this year. major factor with both also " 643-1191 cross picket lines. "It's time we stood up and asserted Mattson said the hospital would re­ 191 MANCHESTER— The two lots The Connecticut -Health Care ourselves and looked out for the kinds main open, with supervisory per­ MAIN ST Jay Giles, public works director, has Associates union, which represents of benefits and wages other workers sonnel handling nursing duties. MANCHESTER spotted for the construction of a two- 520 nurses in two bargaining units, get," said CHCA Executive Director However, most cases were expected )41 BnOAD s t r e e t MANCh E EM CONN Q4O40 million gallon water tank are in the threw up picket lines at the 515-bed Mary Lou Miliar. to be handled by the city’s other 643-1900 Brookside Acres subdivision off Ver­ hospital at 6 a.m. where they were Supporting the walkout were the hospital. St Mary's. ‘•GncVs'ff I •'!'* ^e*'v Ga'iaaV' ^'’'r non Street. joined by 574 non-professional 574 maintenance and service workers "As far as I know, we will take ad­ WE SERVICE AND INSTALL INOUSRIAL AND COMMERCIAL workers. represented by District 1199 of the missions for available beds but we Giles previously told The Herald he The hospital remained open on at New England Health Care Workers won't be taking critical care type ad­ 7 AIR CONDITIONING -nEFRIGERATION BLACKSMITHING was negotiating with the owners of least a limited basis with the number Union, Ms. Millar said. missions." he said HEATING and S W ET M ETAL & WELDING ' two potential. sites but would not of beds in service reduced to about David Mattson, director of Some emergency cases Sunday identify them. The potential sites are too. Emergency cases were slated to employee relations at the hospital, were already being diverted to St * HAND FORGED ITEMS nearly opposite Scott Drive, Giles be diverted to the city’s other said talks with the registered nurses Mary’s Hospital, where a * ITEMS CUSTOM MADE New said over the weekend. hospital. unit broke off around 2:30 p.m. Sun­ spokeswoman said operations were Mechanical Services, Inc. * SAND BLASTING r-_ The registered and licensed prac­ WALT SCADOEN day. normal. The two sites should be less con­ tical nurses voted overwhelmingly 166 T U N N ' W ARREN ST. troversial than the first site he Major issues in the dispute were The hospital has made plans to in­ Sunday night to strike after talks wages and pensions for both V E R N O MANCHESTER, CT. proposed as the nearest house is crease its usual number of 400 beds to 646-8363ii with the hospital over new contracts bargaining units and job 440 if needed to handle eases that 8 71 about 400 feet away from the tank, broke off earlier in the day. No new classifications for the 180 m em ^rs Giles said. would have gone to Waterbury CLYDE 8 MIC LER S talks had been scheduled. of the LPN unit. Hospital. TEL. 641^3526 Sen ing- M nnc/u-FlfF o u t 50 yr$. A P ^l^TO Building the tank at 608 Vernon St. PARTS was strongly opposed by area The Florist residents who said the tank would be PARTS FOR LESS a "big concrete pillbox" stuck in the ns 24 BIRCH ST Youth pleads guilty middle of the neighborhood. The ON.-FRI. TEL. 843-8247 Zoning Board of Appeals refused to TOL5 SAT. & SUN. 643-4444 F-T.D. grant the town's variance request for 307 Et CENTEmT.KREAR) the' tank, saying sufficient hardship MSTR CHG WORLD WIDE M AN ^ESTEF AMEH UPMESit could not be proven. Economic proposals in firebombing case SERVICE BEHINDI i UffOILPHAlMACY m TTie 1.8 acre parcel on Vernon President-elect Ronald Reagan departs a meeting of-his top Street was left over from con­ By MARTIIN KEARNS torney Gerald Klein. The court Court petition which requested a FLO’S Cake Decorating Supplies Inc. dominium construction of Green economic advisers in Los Angeles, Calif., Sunday, with a book record states that today’s plea came review cf his client's bond The state Manor Corp. of their economic recommendations tucked under his arm. Herald Reporter ADVE^IS^HERE 64S-022I 875-3252 after extensive bargaining betweeen had originally requested $100,000 The book is expected to contain specific recommendations for HARTFORD - A white state and federal prosecutors, the bond but Judge John J Daly reduced N The two potential sites were dis­ k COMPLETl LME Of NlTMCNIEOEaiMTnB Manchester youth who had earlier the amount to $70,000 covered through G ile ’s map a 30 percent income tax cut over a period of three years. (UPI defendant's mother as well as Klein 70 UNION tT . been charged with firebOmbing a. Metheney is being held on $100,000 1t1 C IN T tN tT . searching and the publicity surroun­ photo) Another white youth was indicted F O R R E S U I t S J.B. MANCHINTAN. CONN. NOCKV1LUI, CONN. bond in the state correctional center black family’s home, today, in Hart­ by a grand jury Nov. 4 on first-degree 1 Repair all brands ol stereo and T. V. Mon. - AM. 10-S HOURS ding the ZBA hearing. One of the lot in Litchfield State's Attorneys .Jack Bertrand says "Don't buy or repair a Thin.. 1S-A ford Superior Court plead^ guilty to arson charges Charles N. Metheney, 2 Sell only quality equipment and CLOSED TUBS. owners contacted Giles after seeing a charge of accessory to arson. 19, of Webster Springs. W. Va., faces originally said the higher figure had stereo or T \' without talking to me. " DAILY 10-8 the news accounts. CALL 643r2711 accessories In pleading guilty to reduced a possible life sentence for his in­ been imposed because of the 1 am a technician with 9 years experience in Wedding Cakes A Specialty The public works director said he Reagan packs charges, Eugene Gilliland faces a volvement in the incident suspect's efforts to leave the state 3 Take trades the audio and video fields. Let me show you why -V will continue recruiting residents for miximum sentence of 10 years im­ A third white male —18-year-old following the firebombing you can I depend on a brand name or a high 4 Instruct every customer in the profjer OVER 45 a citizen advisory committee on prisonment and a $5,000 fine. The Eric Donze —told police Metheney MOHAWK INOUSTIi a B s UPPLY, INC. use and care ol their equipment MANCHESTER state accepted Gilliland’s plea in threw a homemade bomb through a State police pulled Metheney from 0 price to assure quality and why buying a cheap, locating and designing the water ^ Sup/>BrA Pnttft titni I YEARS a bus in the early morning hours of poorly designed unit'can cost you more in tank. Giles is considering a panel of economic plan return for his promise to cooperate bedroom window at the home, accor­ EXPERIENCE Oct. 8, just yards from the New York •FOUL WEAKER VIITS SA.MI’LK Bl'Y 12 " .I Wav speakers $80 each MEMORIAL CO. six residents for advice on the tank. with the state's attorney's prosecu­ ding to the arrest warrant. Donze has repairs .liter you ve talked to me and shopped I’liONK H43-1262 LOS ANGELE^S (UPI) - reducing the cost of govenunent, tion of another youth, who has not been charged in the incident but state line Manchester police said the Opp. Eaal Cemetery , The tank, costing about $480,000. ^ •BOOTS •liSE around 1 know you 11 do business with me 12:00 to 8:00 P M. Mon. Sat. President-elect flonald Reagan, reducing the tax burden on the people already been indicted for first degree is expected to be used as a key state suspects had been under surveillance will be about 115 feet in diameter and packing a new economic plan that and getting a prosperity that will be for two days before the arrests were •GLOVES •TiiPS RESPIRATORS because 1 _____Member ol Better Business Bureau arson. witness. QUALITY about 38 feet high. The location of the promises a prosperity "shared by shared by all." States Attorney Kevin McMahon The arrest warrant said Gilliland made. The Greyhound bus which HARRISON ST. tank must have a certain altitude to all,” heads today for Washington — In a meeting set for today in Los explained to Judge John Daly that and Donze were standing about 75 Metheney boarded was bound for 5 Glen Rd:»Manchester*643-5107 MEMORIALS MANCHESTER match an existing water tank in the the focus of his wrath for a decade Angeles, a team headed by Reagan's federal prosecutors had further feet away when Metheney threw a West Virginia, police said southern portion of Manchester. and now his home for the next four attorney, William French Smith, will promised not to press additional gasoline-filled jar through the win­ Frank Amone years. make recommendations for Cabinet Metheney s attorney. John Byrne, V EVERYTHING IN GLASS Either- ol^the sites Giles has charges against Gilliland in exhange dow of the Manchester home of had argued the warrant should be dis Reagan, who was to arrive at An­ appointments. for his full cooperation. Bruce Meggett, his wife Lucinda WE CA.'. T HIDE.BEHINC I PRODUCT' 649.7901 spotted will require town approval, missed because it contained no at zoning regulations only permit the drews Air Force base this evening The panel is expected to select In reading the state's charges. Harris, and their four children. after a flight from Los Angeles, three names for each of the top evidence his client was physically ro -v ic m e . Grooms Tux FREE tanks in industrial zones. McMahon said Gilliland helped build The children and their 18-year-old arrested in Connecticut,. He said an J.A. WHIl prepared to start a week-long im­ Cabinet jobs. Members of the panel the home-made bomb and then WC 146 Sheldon Road Manchetter, CT. 06040 uncle were in the home at the time arrest in New York would have Ask about our policy. Resulting from the ZBA variance mersion into the ways of the capital, are mostly longtime Reagan directed the other youth to the P.O. Box 1125 Phone 203*646-3322 The bomb struck a 15-year-old girl required a fugitive from justice 6 < refusal on the first location, the PZC from Congress to the White House. associates, including William Casey, Manchester home of a Black family who was in the bedroom with her M- is considering creating a zoning warrant and extradition Byrne was 775 MAIN ST He takes with him a report by his Sen. Paul Laxalt, R-Nev.; Edwin where the device was thrown through year-old brother. The two were able III / It III IF i/iY t \r u tn \( / regulation governing construction of chief economic task force that, Meese, who is to become White given 30 days to file additional 31 BISSELL ST MANCHESTER MANCHESTER, CO\N a bedroom window. to flee the room unharmed, but the public utilities. judging from the participants, em­ House counselor to the president; motions in the case • M ORORS, •ShQJMM^DOOR pSTORE FRONTS Gilliland later said he had not home sustained'about $14,000 in •SAFETY Glass enclosures #etc Ilie only way for approval of a braces much of his campaign William Simon, former treasury helped prepare the bomb, but non­ damages. Gilliland and Metheney first met municipal structure is presently promises. secretary, and Caspar Weinberger, etheless acknowledged the charge Gilliland was freed Oct. 31 on $70,- when the two were in Army Reserve FAMOUS J. B. ELECTRONICS through a ZBA variance. The "We're going to do what I said former health, education and welfare against him. His mother, Nancy, 000 bail after relatives posted their Training at Fort Dix, ,N J Metheney througho‘ut the campaign." Reagan secretary. seconded her 18-year-old son's guilty homes as equity. Prior to that agree­ had been slaying in the home of STEREO • MUSIC AMPS • TV proposed change gives the PZC the TELEVISrON • APPEIANCES power to allow municipal structures told reporters Sun(lay after a 45- Specifics of the economic plan plea. ment, Gilliland's lawyer. Gerald Gilliland's parents when the firebom­ SALES AND SERVICE through a special exception. minute conference with the were not disclosed by Reagan or his Gilliland is represented by at­ Klein, had submitted a Supreme bing occurred ' M \M m ' 11 H economists. ddvisers, but task force chairman 1------m Under a special exception "suf­ Gesturing to the 2-inch-Uiick folder George Shultz said, "Certainly we 1 ^ , ’ B 1 _

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GROTON (UPI) — A young sailor Britons want to know — did he pop the question to Lady could offset next year's anticipated OPEC price increase the critical list today and in good enough spirits to com­ decline in town Educators must compete from Philadelphia was held on $100,- Di. of almost $10 a barrel, Petroleum Intelligence Weekly plain about his food. 000 bond today on charges stemming MANCHESTER— Housing starts demned a Center Street rooming WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, W.Va (UPI» - , The I9-year-old Diana, who txiuld become the next says. But doctors cautioned the silver-haired founder of the continued to decline in October, ac­ house. America's leading school administrators have been told queen of England, said only that she "had a lovely Although oil specialists now believe the average of­ multi-million ^ lla r fast food chain was still seriously ill from the shooting last month of two men at the U.S. Naval Submarine cording to figures made public by the The building, located at 215-219 that the conservative victory in the Nov. 4 election means weekend." ficial price of OPEC oil could jump to about $42 a barrel in his battle against pneumonia. Base, authorities said. town Building Department. During Center Street was declared unfit for education must "compete as never before for its share" "I cannot understand what you all are waiting for,” from just over $32 a barrel today, the authoritative oil "The colonel has l ^ n taken off of the critical list," Marshall A. Hamilton, 20, was that period five permits were issued, occupancy after a series of attacks of tax dollars. Britain's most eligible bachelor said in jest to packs of journal reported Su nd a^tiut European and U.S. oil John Cox, a spokesman for Kentucky Fried Chicken, said charged late Saturday with criminal compared with nine permits issued left the building in shambles, of­ Sen. Jennings Randolph. D-W Va . delivered the war­ reporters as he took the family Labrador for a walk Sun­ economists expect Western oil demand to drop by about 1 Sunday. "He is sitting up and talking with people and attempt to commit murder as a for the same period last year. ficials said. ning in an address Sunday to the Council of Uhief State day, two days after his birthday and at the conclusion of million barrels daily to le u than 49 million barrels a day even complaining about the food, wjiich in the colonel's result of an investigation by six law The building department collected Chief Building Inspector Francis School Officers at The Greenbrier Hotel. his weekend at the Sandringham family home. in 1981. case, is a good sign. $7,284 in fees, also a decline from last Conti estimated the cost of damage "It would be foolish of us to ignore the difficulties that A photographer, one of the many that staked out the es­ If the drop in the demand is coupled with wise use of in­ enforcement agencies into the Oct. 2 "To fully appreciate it you had to see him Thursday and year's $9,514 for the same period. are sure to be ahead of us. by simply underestimating the tate in the English countryside, shot back: "We rather shootings. between $20,000 and $25,000. The, ventories, "most of the specialists expect a nearbalance Friday, he was on the brink. It is phenomenal." The total building costs for the month strength and commitment of the conservative element hoped that Friday would be a rather special day for you, Seaman Jam es S. Turek, 19, of San heating system was ruined, windows between supply and demand for 1981 as a whole, " PIW was $1,272,287, or $267,987 less than which will be deciding the conditions under which sir," said. "But all of them warn that a sequence of runaway L. A, strike nearing end Diego, Calif., was critically woundedlunded t broken, wires and electrical fixtures last year. pulled out, wall's kicked in and water teaching and learning will take place in the near future. " "So did everyone else: you will all know in due price leapfrogging not unlike last year's increases is en­ and Petty Officer 3rd Class Robert>ertA. \ k LOS ANGELES (UPI) — Another day of trash mounted Through October, 313 building per­ pipes smashed. Conti was reported to Randolph said course." the prince said, laughing. tirely possible, particularly during the current heating Honrboker, 21, of Glen Garden ,N ,J„ \ along residental streets today, but some optimism mits were issued, down from 343 for For the first time Sunday Charles referred in public to season." "* were hit by sniper's (ire near their have said he believed the damage oc­ appeared for ending a 5-day-old wildcat strike by his friendship with Lady Diana. barracks on the base. Both men have the same period last year. Most per­ curred after the building's owner Did he pop the question? municipal workers. City officials said they hoped to end recovered. mits were for electric, plumbing and served eviction notices on tenants. Colonel off critical list the strike early this week, and Mayor Tom Bradley Police said the investigation was I heating projects^. There were also 190 The eviction notices were allegedly LONDO.N lU PIi — Prince Charles spent his 32nd Oil demand to decline joined in negotiations during the weekend. continuing. ^ permits issued for alterations and ad­ issued to allow the owner to make birthday weekend with Lady Diana Spencer at the LOUISVILLE, Ky. (UPI) — Colonel Harland Sanders, Bradley met with leaders of the striking unions Sunday, ditions. renovations at the rooming house. family's royal estate without answering the question Declining demand for oil and wise use of inventories the founder of the Kentucky Fried Chicken Corp., was off but no agreement was reached in the dispute over a 1 per­ Following attacks by vandals last Last week's condemnation means cent difference in proposed pay packages. MCC offers month arid early this month, town that only authorized repairmen! will course data building and health officials con­ be allowed into the building. •MTOM Peopletalk 30 fj(- Kissinger sees hostages MANCHESTER - Winter Michener honored Intersession course information and Pre-season gift registration is now available through American novelist-historian James Michener and Manchester Community College's Spam.sh pia^iist .Alicia De Lamwha brought out the free before inauguration Community Services Divisioq- V. most glittering social assemblage of the New York v^signed for students who wish to sea.son so far when they were given the Spanish teaches teachers By I niteil Prens Inlernuliimal cessions lo free the hostages but said study employees and welfare" when I courses or accelerate their A part of a field trip during his studies at direction o f Sgt. David Tedder, a non­ ton. Institute s gold medals for achievement this Former Secretary of State Henry he could abide with formulations iq he was captured near Abadan, Iran's this year s classes will be Howell Cheney Regional Vocational commissioned officer working in the MANCHESTER — A pre-season weekend at a dinner dance at New York's Hotel held on Dec. 29, 30, 31; Jan. 5, 6, 7, 8. gift for the holidays was presented to One such game was a cardboard Kissinger, now advising President­ Iran's release conditions. besieged oil port ^ Technical School in Manchester, junior Don National Guard at the Manchester Armory. I’laz.a elect Ronald Reagan, predicts the "lam against paying ransom and Iran has condemned the capture as 9, 12, 13, 14, and 15. Final exams are local elementary school teachers sheet, containing pictures of irocMC------(Herald photo by Shea) King Juan Carlos of .Spam sent his sister. Infanta American hostages in Iran will be giving military equipment-but there a kidnapping Iraq shrugged off the on Jan, 16. All courses are for three Nash works the controls of a wrecker at the Thursday afternoon, in the form of an elephants walking in an "s"''forma- Pilar. Duchess of Badajos, to pass out the awards in-service training session. tion. On each of their blankets was a v v E 3 - freed before the Jan. 20 inauguration. are some formulations in Iran's four complaints and pointed to Iran's U.S. semester hours, meeting 8:30 a.m. to honoring Michener for his oldie, "Ib eria," and Iran's parliament began a week- hostages and said the minister had 12:10 p.m. The teachers were trained in how word. Students were to roll a die, and n riO« terms for releasing the hostages that UP' wiAtMi• rotocAS’ 9- Mme De Larrocha for her career as a brilliant long recess this weekend, and Iran I could live with. " he said. been wounded and they were treating Winter Intersession will be to make learning materials for their use the word of the space they landed pianist demanded help from the International Iran's conditions are return of the the minister to save his life. operated on an instructional: fee- Cheney Tech field trip pupils, and thus motivate their upon in a sentence For period ending 7 a m EST 11 18 80 During .Monday Michener also has a new brainchild, a just- Labor Organization to get one of Its late shah's wealth, unfreezing Ira­ Iran's official Pars news agency supported basis of $20 per semester charges to love learning. night, ram is expected over many of the mid and south published novel on South Africa. "The Covenant. " captives — Oil Minister Javad Baqir nian assets In American banks, a announced Saturday that Prim^ hour plus a $15 college service fee. Two Bowers Elementary School Another example featured a ■Atlantic states, while generally fair weather is forecast As former ambassador to Spain. John Davis Tonguyan — back from Iraq. U.S. pledge on non-interference in Minister Raji told the National Course offerings include: human special education teachers conducted haunted house pictured on a card­ elsewhere across the nation Minimum temperatures in­ Lodge pointed out whendie emceed the affair that I'rime Minister Mohammad All Iranian affairs, and a U.S. promise Defense Council the next move on the biology: introduction to data clarifies role of guard the program, with funds from the board sheet. At each ■point of the clude 1 approx max readmes m parenthesis i Atlanta 40 more Americans have learned history from ITajai announced the legislature not lo make any claims against Iran hostages was up to Washington. processing: microeconomics, in­ Board of Education's Pupil Per­ house was a connected blank square. i54i. Boston 30 i39i. Chicago 29 i41i, Oeveland 29 i42' Michener than from anyone else would be too biisy when it resumes lo as a result of the hostage issue. "As far as Iran is concerned, the troduction to literature, wines of By LAI RE.N DAVIS SHEA a viable choice as far as his options don't know what they're doing but sonnel Services Department Students were to roll a die to move to Dallas 37 i57 i. Denver 23 50i. Duluth 19 '38'. Houston .38 discuss the hostages, further The United States reportedly In­ problem has been solved, " Rajai Europe and America: mixology: in­ Herald Reporter go." they do," he said. Pam Potterton and Marybeth each space There, they picked up a '60i. Jacksonville 56 i78i. Kansas City 25 i45'. Little reducing hopes of a speedy release of dicated it could meet only one de­ said "The Majlis (Iran's parlia­ troductory calculus: today's music; Touring the undersides of trucks McCann said the Guard "Isn't for Moyer referred the teachers to card containing a word problem Rock 35 i48i. Los Angeles 46 i75i. .Miami 68 i80i. Burt for president the Americans, who- have, been for mand unconditionally — a pledge of ment I has debated and voted on the philosphy of religion: advanced MA.NCIIESTEH- "Our job is and the controls of wrecking equip­ m e" and several other students said resource materials on how to make about math, social studies or Minneapolis 22 ^46'. New Orleans 45 '57 . New York 35 critical: if a truck breaks down bulletin boards which enhance lear­ If It were up to the country's eighth graders, Burt 380 days. non-interference In Iranian affairs issue " general psychology: and elementary ment, the students were encouraged they planned to attend technical language arts. Each time a correct i42t. Phoenix 43 '71i. .San Francisco 42 46 . Seattle 39 carrying rations and there is no ning. and distributed art supples Reynolds would be Former Swedish Prime Minister and made it known that there were Spanish I. to ask questions of the working colleges after graduation from answer was given, they advanced, i42i. St Louis 25 i41i. Washington 40 49' The announcement appeared to in­ mechanic to fix it, more than 100 peo­ "The things you make can be used president and Steve Olof .Palme arrived in Switzerland legal and financial complications in Telephone registration will be mechanics. "Our goal is to develop (?heney rather than join the program. for wrong answers, they went back dicate Iran was demanding the ple go hungry," a National Guard to reinforce and emphasize new con­ .Martin would be veep today on his way lo Tehran Tuesday the other three demands accepted at the Community Services with two or three of these men a But one said, "I'm thinking about from whence they came. United Slates accept without ques­ supervisor told about 20 attentive cepts. The kids grab for them Weather foreeast ■At least, when The and later Iraq on a United Nations But Kissinger, who is on a foreign office until Dec 17. Walk-in registra­ work experience program this joining the'Guard." The teachers will describe their in­ tion Iran's four conditions automotive m ajors from Howell because they think they're, having World Almanac Si Book mission to end the Persian Gulf War policy committee advising Reagan, tion is accepted (with fees) at the spring," Byrne said. Catalano said the students chosen structional methods to the Board of Sunn\ lod.n with highs aniund 4o. 4 (' Increasing Cheney Regional Vocational f"n not learning," said Mrs. Potter- of Facts asked some 2,- between Iran and Iraq. said, "My own estimate is they (the Community Services office Monday Ralph Catalano, automotive for the workstudy program should be Education at its meeting Dec 15 cloudiness tonight with lows in the 2Us Tiiesdav cloudy Technical School Friday, 000 students to name the Observers expected he might dis­ hostages I will ge^out before Jan 20. In Washington, a State Department through Friday, 8:30 a m. to 4:30 department head at Cffeney, said the ones who are doing well in their The lecture was parcel a field trip w ith chanci' ol ram or snow iiiainK latter part ol the dav famous living person cuss the hostages although he said before the inauguration ' spokesman. David Nall, said p.m such a work experience would find classes, although he said an average Highs Tuesd.ix ne.ii 4o l'rohabilil\ id precipitation,near they admired most, earlier he doubled the subject would Iran demanded the help of the Washington sent its response to the juniors participateil. in as part of students working on trucks and diesel student who showed a keen interest zero percent Osiav 20 pen ent tonPght ’’ll percent Tiiesd.n Reynolds won by a big come up International Labor Organization in Iran s conditions lo Tehran through the school's program lo advise equipment, things the school doesn't in the program would also be con­ Stubborn blaze Northwest winds .iround In iiiph I'ldav Van.idle winds margin Martin came in Injecting himself into the year-long getting Its oil minister. Javad Baqir the .Algerian intermediaries and "we Art association students of the options awaiting them presently offer. sidered. about ill mph ti’nigh! K.isterlv winds increasing to If lo second and Olympic hostage crisis. Kissinger said In Tonguyan, back, saying the minister have not yet received a response in the working world "If they got jobs with a dealer, "W e just don't feel putting a kid in 2' mph Tuesd.n gold medal speed skater Paris he is against making anv con­ was "on a purely civilian mission to from the Iranians " " to see sculpture Traveling on a fatigue-green U.S. they'd have to have this kinds of a tire shop where he changes tires Army bus to the Manchester Armory Eric'Heiden was third. MANtflESTE^R — A demonstra­ expanded educational experience," every day is good. We do higher plagues District l.uiifr I'liiinl Smilul on Main Street, the 20 young men <0 ^ The list was tion by Matthew Aronson on "Func­ Catalano said. He praised the field echelon work than that at school," Long Island Sound to Watch Hill H 1 and Montaiik were greeted by Capt. Bruce Byrne. ^ dominated by sports and tional and Non-Functional Sculp­ trip for the opportunity it gave the Catalano said M.ANUHESTER — A chimney fire chimney but the spokesman said the This officer,, in charge of the 169th In­ Point N V \ariable winds c lo 10 knots becoming entertainment figures, Kissinger goes to Paris ture" will be given when the young men lo talk with people in the Viewing the Guard program as late last night and again early this effort was to no avail Finally, dry northeasterlv Id lo 1" knots tonight and increasing lo 2i) to fro m Manchester Art Assoication meets fantry support unit, declared VI need working world. worthwhile, Cgtalano said he'd morning called Eighth District mechanics." chemical extinguishers and flares 30 knots with higher gusts Tuesday X'lsitiilfty belter than categories, the kids Tuesday at 7:30 p.m at the First Pat McCann, a student judged the repeal the field trip with sophomores firefighters to a Green Road home on dispensing fire-retardant smoke r miles through lonighi lowering to below I mile at tunes Byrne adm itted the Arm'y is picked "Peanuts ' cartoonist Charles Schulz, Federal Savings and Loan Associa­ field trip worthwhile. 'Tm a and seniors later this school year. two separate occasions. Were shot up the “home's chimney. m ram Tuesdav Becolnmg clouds with .'Nin likely late "always recruiting" but said, "Our astronaut N'eil .Armstrong, and authors Alex Haley and touches off tour tion on West Middle Tpke Manchester resident, and I didn't The juniors' trip was the first in the A district spokesman this morning After about an hour the fire was tonight and Tuesdav W.ive heights I loot or less today feeling is that an understanding of think they did anything here This and Judy Blume in the top 30 A brief meeting will be held before school's history, and was initiated said firemen were called to the home extinguished The spokesman said and 1 to 2 leel tonight increasing Tuesdav Tides rising to whaf the Guard has to offer is impor­ gives me new faitli in the Army. On Politicians Jimmy Carter. Gerald Ford and PARIS (UPII — Henry Kissinger the deitionstration. The meeting and with the cooperation of Byrne and the of James Garrison at 288 Green Road the departmenl's first trip had taken 2 leel above normal will i ause some minor lloiKling in tant if a young man Is going to make television, it sounds like soldiers Ronald Reagan were on the list — but way down says he has no permanent job' with demonstration are open to the public. new director, Lawrence E. lerar^ to extinguish a chimney fire there more than an hour In all. more than low lying coastal sei lion' .d tunes ol high tide Tuesdav Among the top 30 none were older than 60 and only the administration of President-elect •m - Born in Southington,' Aronson The home is heated in part by a wood 30 men were called to the scene on four were 50 or more attended Albright College and stove which is connected to the K\t«‘n(l«'

4 - EVENING HERALD. Mon . Nov 17, 19W EVENING HERALD, Mon , Nov. 17, 1980 -5 rSdUoriai ^ Thoughts In the tradiUon of the Catholic Plans studied to develop safe cltemical dumps Church, November la a time to Mortgage bonds remember, the departed memben of PORTSMOUTH, N.H. (UPI) - "A great deal of money has been Gidley designed a waste dump for bit of rubbish they produced" and is no more n ^ for what he calls management system, presented in developed plans for 18 types of our families, our parishes, our com­ Engineers are developing new wasted In trying to determine perfect Exeter, N.H., where in 1978 officials "supermarket" dumps. part at a conference in Portsmouth techniques to allow chemical dumps geological, ( perfect environmental chemicals to be treated at the plants munities. As nature is seeming to detect^ high levels of arsenic, "The minute you put them (toxic last month, have been requested by to be situated anywhere safely, and and perfect socio-economic sites. selenium, lead and organic — before reaching the dump. A proposal to sell town tax- purchase a home, but can’t move from life to death, from green chemicals) in one of these super­ cities ail over America and the short circuit the typical That's putting the cart before the chemicals called phenols In the local "For each one of those categories, market sites, you create problems," world, including towns in Japan, to brown and grey, so the Church exempt bonds to help ease afford it. , neighborhood cry, "Not on my block, horse," Gidley said. drinking water. a very specific hazardous waste dis­ Gidley said. Australia'and New Zealand. you don't." the financial burden of those Freeing up the mortgage recalls for us that death is a natural "What’s Important Is to design a Before establishing a new dump for posal plan was developed," he said. "The further you transport them, Industry now is required by the who want to buy a home, but market in Manchester, it part of life. To Dr. Philip Gidley, a methods site for those chemicals you know Exeter, Gidley’s Falrhaven, Mass., “We reduced the w a ^ on site, or the more they mix; the more they U.S. Environmental Protection But just as there Is always a spring engineer who has dealt with hazar­ laboratory determined what waste detoxified it or recycled it — so you can t afford current interest seems, would open those are going into the site — and put in mix the more insoluble the chemical Agency to turn over a-m ^ifest of alt that follows winter, as grey gives dous waste problems for the past 40 sufficient monitoring and safety products would go Into it. don't have it. We cut hazardous problem is; and no single their hazardous wastes, which many rates, has merit. apartment units being rented way again to green, for the believer years, where to put the dump is hard­ systems so you could put the site, as I Engineers Interviewed operators waste by 80 percent." (detoxifying) treatment will solve industrialists say is a bureaucratic, Directors James by persons who are ready to death leads to new life. The*Christian ly a consideration — but what goes said, anywhere," he said In an inter­ of the town's more than 65 businesses Whena municipality knows what's it," he said. financiai and time-cojisuming going in ^ its dump. Gidley said there McCavanagh and Barbara buy a home, but are frozen in sees the hope of new life in Jesus who into if should be of major concern. view. to determine the content of "jevery Blueprints of Exeter's waste burden. Weinberg^ presented the a rental situation by high in­ department of Housing and on the board because several to benefit the home-buyer died but also rose again. We believe rudiments of the proposal terest rates for mortgages. Urban Development. directors are active in the and potential property that Uiose who share his life through When lower cost mortgage Directors Weinberg and taxpayer the most. Baptism will also share his new life Friday. real estate business. of Resurrection. St. Paul tells us B We think town officials money is made available, the McCavanagh are to be com­ Manchester has problems West Hartford recently has very clearly that as we share his should make a careful study rental units would be mended for the creative ap­ in the areas of housing and, put such a program into death to Sin we will also share his of the proposal and its impact vacated. Apartment turnover proach they are taking in an we think the director’s real effect. Municipal bonding to resurrection to new life. on town finances. If the bon­ means those who are having effort to solve a town estate backgrounds can help help finance industrial So as we relive again the cycle of ding program, administered trouble finding a place to live problem. bring creative thinking to the development is a life to death in nature, we remember in Manchester and are living long accepted practice. those who have died in faith and by local banks, proves fiscal­ housing process. hope. We know and believe that their ^ ^ ly sound we think the town elsewhere would be served. They bring to the problem­ We know there are those death is not an end, but rather a new 2 should move forward. In addition, we think the solving arena expertise they who will say the real estate We think the potential beginning of life and eternal joy in FASHION GIFT BUYS FOR THE ENTIRE FAMILY AT ALL D&L STORESI Manchester has a critical plan would serve the com­ have gained in their brokers on the board are home buyer should be given the peace of God's kingdom. housing shortage that is munity as a whole and would professions. Both are trying to gain some benefit the same help by the town as The Rev. William Carroll 8.97 preventing persons who wish prove to the world that Realtors. by such a program. industrial prospects. St. James Church to live here from doing so. Manchester is willing to do The approach, we think, But we doubt there will be The bonding program Manchester GIRLS' PRINT Part of the problem is that something about its housing proves the need for such any controversy over the would be an investment in the TURTLENECKS young families are probably problems without the help of professionals on the board. matter because the housing future residential tax base of Reg. $12. Printed knit staying in apartments longer any petty bureaucrat from There had been some talk of shortage in the town is severe Manchester. We urge careful turtlenecks with stars, because thev would like to Washington's nightmarish so-called conflicts of interest and the proposal would tend consideration. and more, sizes SMLI \ Washington Merry-Go-Round 'K G K ^ .iJu s t Bk m u s c ysu d o n t W C A CUTE GIZMO 13.97 - Mob^s interest: illegal dumping wastes WERE THE FRONT LICENSE PLATE GIRLS’ ‘ ^ / ■ USED-TO EC AieAW , CORDUROY PANTS has been arrested 22 times for his grounds A judge ruled recently that, \ B> J\( K -VNDI KSON sive criminal history and is a known Reg. $20. Choose / as.sociate ol .New Jersex and New one-man campaign to prick while the police were within the law, W,ASHIN(.T()N_ The Mob has ribbon-belted or f York crime members ' bureaucratic conscences. there was little justification for its I THINK UBfiUCBUMP^ moved into a luctaliw- rackei embroidered-pocket spawned by public ('(incern over the Trucks leased to Samson were in fact, except for brief periods exercise in the absence of heavy traf­ 11.97 MAKCS VOU LOOK LlK C ^ styles In great fall environment rnderworld connected involved in a major environmental between court-ordered release and fic. Five hours after his release. MISSES’ POLY firms are engaged in the illegal dum­ hazird on Staten Island last year subsequent arrest. Abney has spent Abney was arrested again, *6 Q ' c e a y ■’driver colors, sizes 7-14 J ping of poisonous and explosive in­ The trucks hauled poison-saturated the last 34 months in the District of regulars and slims. BLOUSES Abney isn't the only loser in this dustrial wastes for unethical industrial filters to a dump site Colombia jails. Reg. $18. Big savings revolving-door battle. Jail expenses, businessmen who want to yet around operated by Chelsea Terminal Co on easy-care solid- The 69-year-old Abney came to court costs and legal fees have cost The waste was then depositt'd in bins toned blouses in fresh the new controls that go into etiect Washington from Texas to pursue his the taxpayers an estimated $80,000. \ this month » owned by Jersey Sanitation Inc , claim that the Veterans Administra­ new colors, sizes SML. These new ^ ' which, in turn, is owned by organizAl tion owes him compensation for 5.97 Great for gifts, too! MyHieriouf* mala‘‘ended his visit in SHIRTS counting 'll toxic ARiyC.AM scanda Among the sub- his lonelylonelv vigilviPil in a parkn.rk across..rnss fromfrnm Presumably for reason of health. State Department Kremlin- Reg. $7-$8. Turlies or wastes that max dances illegally dumped at the site VA headquarters, near the White 14.97 watchers speculated that his illness crews In long-sleeved have been stored as ide'ntilied by New York House There he was arrested 12 was political — and might be ter­ MISSES’ PLAID for vears on the irganized crime investigator John times, but three subsequent convic­ solid colors and minal. premises ol chemical and other in­ Fine - were lye. radioactive waste, tions were reversed by the U.S. Court stripes, sizes 6 to 16. PULL ON PANTSI dustrial plants To avoid the ruinous I’CR-laden oil. explosive petroleum of Appeals Now that he has reappeared, with Reg. $19. Comfortable expense it [iroper di.sposal. these ethers and a highly flammable the announcement that his acrylic blend pull-on firms are rushing to get rid ol the suspected carcinogen, When he moved his vigil to the mysterious health problems were pants in'lots of colors, wastes anx wax'they can That s epichlorohydrin The toxic materials Capitol steps in 1976, Qapitol Police solved and he was going back to 11.97 V sizes 10 to 18. Great where the Mob cdiiies in according seeped into a creek flowing into the continued the arrests, and officials . , . , Kabul, the analysts are still with blazers & sweaters! to law-enfyrcement authorities Arthur Kill waterway passed what isjinown as the Abnev . , j , . .i, . BILLY THE KID Ix,-,i,„..n,.„ ______i.„ inystified. The speculation is that the .\ typical example illustrates the In Orange County. .N Y . accor­ Ordinance, forbidding anyone to lie Soviet leaders couldn't come up with CORDUROY JEANS savings that can he made bx breaking ding to a conlidential memo down on the steps or other "im­ i replacement for their beleaguered the law A tank truck load ol (irefiared lor Gov Hugh Carey, in­ Reg. 14.50-$15. Sturdy corduroys In sizes proved portions' ol the Capitol satrap — but are still looking. chemical waste that costs $4il ixKi to vestigators discovered toxic waste 8-14 regular & slims. send to a legitimate disposal siie can being dumped illegally in tfie A1 Tun be disposed of tor halt that amount landlill site m Goshen The landfill 21.97 by the Mob which i an drixe an 8 iKki was o[ierated by organized crime JUNIOR FUR-BLEND gallon tank trui k to a woodc-d ap-a like figures Thomas and Nick .Milo and the New .Jersex I’me Uai rehs and AinienI DeVito I)V AA'aste Control COWLS dump It in i-.ghl minutes Hat Corji owned bx .Nick Milo and. Letters Reg. $32. SoXt^pretty Stale and led'eral'Vf'-esligators DeA ito. obtained a pi-rmit from the 16.97 sweaters In 'red, lilac, light haxe lound damping'operations state s Department ol Environmen­ / blue, yellow, pink, off-white, linked to organized crime in New tal Conservation to dump sewage Future of Union Pond MEN’S beige and grey, sizes SML. Jersey. New York t'onneclicut sludge at a sod larm on Orange Coun­ Collect lotsi Rhode Island and .Massachusetts ty but mixed toxic wastes with the To the editor then deputy Commissioner of the taking, the development of a linear some of you have suggestions for ROBERT BRUCE & - .A Rridgeport Conn trucking septic waste illegally Oc-tober 1. 1972 was the dedication state's Department of Environmen- park along the Hockanum River, other events during the year? The GINO PAOLI company, owned bx associates ol the All County Knvironmefttal .Ser- date of d rejuvenated Union Pond tai Protection, said in speaking of the which runs through the pond. canoe races in the spring are exciting Park Can it be that just eight years late crime boss Carmine (ialante xice C orp secretly carried drums ol accomplishments at Union Pond, The dedication ceremony was and the Winter Carnival has been SWEATER SHIRTS later our Board of Directors are con­ 19.97 dumped (j.OOO barrels ol poisonous hazardous waste from .New Jers'ey to that "Manchester has more than its arranged by the Manchester wonderful when winters are cold Reg. 23.50-27.50. A great selec­ sidering the elimination of our oniy / explosive waste on a Connecticut a .site in Warxx'ick. N Y The com­ share of enlightened citizens and Jayct^ns, one of many groups which enough to freeze the pond. I know the tion of soft orlon sweater shirts In JUNIOR PANTS natural water recreation area in- farm The same company w.is, also pany s principals, who also owned civic minded organizations." He said worked 'toward the reclamation. thought occured to me that paddle V-neck, turtleneck or collar Reg. $27-$30. Save on classic pants In involved in illegal dumping near a the landlill site, are Iziuis Mongelli town'’ that because Connecticut hasvad no With the formalities completed a boats would be tun. styles, sizes S-XL. assorted dressy or casual styles. Many Rhode Island [iig larm where the and .lofiii and Frank Coppola All The Manchester Evening Herald law making large bodies of water number of people took to the pond in The general trend throughout the colors & fabrics, sizes 5 to 13. waste blew up and burned out oi con­ three are under investigation for carried a front page story about the public property, the state is*en-. canoes and kayaks. country today is toward preserving trol lor three days organized crime lies, and Mongelli dedication of Union Pond Park on Oc­ cduraging towns to acquire them At the close of the'brief festivities tober 2, 1971 Headlines read, "State whenever possible. "What you are' former Mayor John Thompson un- and protection our valuable and ■\n alleged waste dumping ty­ was recenllv indicted on a separate dwindling water supply. I believe the hauling ca.se Official l,auds Pond Restoration." dedicating today is an extraordinary vieled a plaque mounted on a large coon on itie Hast Coast is John rash decision of paving and filling in A loiieix -iriiggle: For the past The chief speaker .Nathan Agostineili step in that direction," he said. stone The plaque reads; This park is 24.97-29.97 89.97 .Albert, owner ol tne S.imson faiiK areas of beauty without thought of tixe x'cjis, a soft-spoken.-' ailing 'the State Comptroller of Connec- General Manager Robert Weiss dedicated to the peopie of 18.97 Cleaning Co it liaxonne .N'J I'lie their future value and use would be a JR. KASHMIRI DRESSES ENTIRE STOCK^OF company xvas lei enlly indicted lor il­ \Aorld AAar xeleran nanied Stacy tic u ti and form er Mayor of also spoke and said the achievenj^t Manchester and to the many crime we can't afford to live with. FARAH Reg. $34-$40. Soft, feminine cowl, vee or legal dumping m .New .lersey and Abney has in-en lighting Washington ■Manchester, echoed the remarks oL--; b e lo n g s to th e p e o p ie of volunteers who contributed to it's MISSES’ WOOL & another former boat-neck dresses in cream, pink or blue, Massachiisetls According lo a police [lolice authorities singlehandedly lor Mayor Harold A Manchester. development. < FLANNEL WOOL BLEND COATS allidavil obtained bv mv .issocmte the right.to maintain a solitary vigil Turkinglon when he described the ac­ Harry Maidment, chairman of With vacation travel limited now PANTS sizes 510 13. TonvCapaciio Albert has an exten­ outside governmeni “buildings He complishment at Union Pond as a Hockanum River Linear Park com­ because of gasoline prices and our Doris March Reg. $125-$140. Shown here, just begi*ing and not an end mittee, told the group that the Pond need to conserve, this type of recrea^ 87 Starkweather St, Reg. $24. Save on classic one from a collection of fleeces yiniher speaker, Ted Bampton, project is part of a larger under­ tion faciiity is badly needed. Maybe Manchester tri-blend pants In grey, navy, and wool plushes in wraps, brown and charcoal, 20%-30% OFF double-breasted styles and more! The Herald in Washington sizes 30 to 42. Men's Shops: We have misses' regular and all stores except ENTIRE STOfcK OF JR. FURS! petite sizes, too) New London. Reg. $15Q-$250, now 89.97-199.97. Toppers, wraps, pantcoats and full-length labor licking its wounds furs at beautiful savingsl Sizes SML.

By I KK B O h K B IC k blue collar workePs as a whole said lonism. notably the National Right to Since the Supreme Court's decision being a graveyard for anti-union servative legislators swept into of­ WASHINGTON "The AFL- they voted lor Jleagan-l^sh as op­ Work Cornmittee which has laid out (U.S. V. Enmoiis), Larson adds, "u- legislation. Another is that Reagan fice with him. rieht-to-work groups (.'10. in the words ol its latest posed to 46 percent for Carter- MISSES ONE & TWO-PIECE DRESSES In versatile career WOMEN’S THERMAL TOPS & BOTTOMS for skiing, wihfSr BOYS’ & GIRLS’ SLEEPWEAR in lots of wariVi styles-for an ambitious agenda that suddenly nion terrorists have literally been himself, a former six-term president are nervous over virtually all of the newsletter i.tronglv supported the Mondale looks durable under the mure conser- and daytime styles. Assorted styles, patterns and colors, sports, sleeping! Tops or bottoms, reg. $7 each .... 4.97 winter! Boys sizes 4-18, girls 4-14.... 25% OFF placed above the law. With the of the Screen Actors Gilild, opposes a men rumored to be under considera­ sizes 10-18. Reg. $30 .... 21.97 Carter-Mondale ticket Rea'^an s margin among these Cative political team coming to makeup of the new Congress, we're national right to work law. •To be dcriirate, the nexxsietter in­ xx'orkers coincides ciosely with an in- Washington in January.- alpaost assured of seeing the Hobbs While elated over Reagan's tion to head the Department of stead should have said "The AFL- Labor. depenlienl poll last spring by the Dpi- ' At the top of right-to-work's agen­ amendment bill brought to a vote, landslide victory, and the host o' con­ n o ( hiefs ' strongly supported the nion Research Corp which found da is a revision of the Hobbs Act and quite possibly passed into law." JUNIOR BLOUSES in lots of pretty holiday styles and LONG FLANNEL GOWNS in lots of styles and colors! Keep MEN’S ARROW FLANNEL SHIRTS at big D&L savings! Lots Democratic ticket, because-the In­ that 47 percent of the union members which, as interpreted by the Supreme Larson said his movement's colors, solids and fancies.... 30% OFF warm & pretty, too! Reg. $15-$17.... 11.97 of colors, sizes S-XL, reg. $15. .. 10.97 dians obviously didn t go along on the support right-to-work laws. Court in 1974, has allowed union "utimate goal" is "a bill to repeal hunt The obvious question is this: If toughs to carry out acts of extortion^ the compulsory unionism provisions iBaiidiriitrr tiinriny Hrrali'^ Surveys o 1 neiirly half of union members wanted and violence with impunity, as long of the National Labor Relations MISSES’ ANY-WEATHER PANTCOATS to keep you warm FASHION HANDBAGS in soft-side vinyl shades of black, voters as they left Reagan for president, how did their as they can claim the acta were Manchester — 'A City of Village Charm WARM HAT, SCARI^a GLOVE SETS make the perfect gift! Act." and dry. Several great styles, reg. $85 .... 59.97 brown, wine, camel, grey or taupe, reg. $18.... 10.97 the polls indicated bosses get by with spending millions, related to 'lawful" strikes. ijilthough he hopes such a bill will ' Founded Oct. 1, 1881 Many colors & pattpHis, reg. $18.... 9.97 that about 43 per­ of their meitibers' dollars to elect ■‘Early in the next session of get hearings and possibly come to a V cent (d the union Carter'' The answer is that the Cbngress, we ll back a bill to make Published by the Manchester Publlshlrg Co., Herald Square, vote in the Senate during the next two Manchester, Conn. 06040. Telephone (203) 843-2711. members voted money was legally plundered from union officials liable for federal years, aides to Larson concede it's M«mt)«r. Audit BufMU of Cireuittlon Mornbor. Unitod ProM IntornaUonol for Reagan-Bush. them by forced union dues for prosecution for extortionate ac­ not likely to go farther in official MOST STOREMEN NIGHTS MON. THRU FBI. TIL 9 P.M. OPEN SUNDAYS 11-5 compared to 49 (Militical purposes. tivities in intersta.te commerce," Washington. Stavan Harry, Exacutiva EdHpr CorMn Comor, MoM ih 0 Now UMNun Mto upon Satuntoyt W 0; Now IrttaIn opan Tliur. iiIgM only. Now Irtlatn eioaad Sunday! percent for Carter-Mnidale Even This system is high on the hit iist of CuMomor 8«rvic« — 647-9946 Frank A Burbanir. ManaQinQ Editor says Reed Larson, head of the.Right One reason is that the more pro- Raymond F Robinaon. Edltor-Publlahaf Harold E Turhir>gton, Editor Emaritua •COMINS CORNEX •AVON-SIMSRURy tMANCHESTER •RRISTOL •NE1N RRITAIN •MERIDEN •KRNON *NEW LONDON •GROTON more startling, about 48 penent of groups opposed to compulsory ul- to Work Committee for 20 years. labor House is likely to continue

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6 - EVENING HERALD. Mon.. Nov. 17. 1960 EVENING HERALD, Mon , Nov, 17, 1980 - MACC News Bureaucratic red tape stalls ‘tater’still ELMER, N.J. (UPI) - fire up his machine as soon process. He says it may the state and federal trol, insists that wasn't the Fred laconaiigelo, chief Bruce Bishop had a great as he has got enough spuds. save his family and the governments for the per­ case. He said that gasohol of technical services for Thanksgiving services the regional office of the has become a complicated idea. He would build a still, ‘‘If they want to give us a country the better part of mits needed to run his still IMake your own use cull potatoes to feed it problem for New Jersey. It U.S. Bureau of Alcohol. hassle, fine. I wanted to do 10,000 gallons of fuel a and produce alcohol. 4 stained glass and cut the cost of it right, but you just give year. The bureaucrats took so has not yet been deter­ Tobacco and Firearms, mined if still-produced operating the trucks and up after a while.” It all began-'last April. long to issue his permits, said he was not aware of set at South Methodist alcohol should be taxed like anyone having problems / Maklt&Bakll|^^ tractors on the farm he Bishop is proud of his Although some of his Bishop's frustration turned liquor. with permit applications. V plastic Ky NANCY CARR with cool response." And among in­ drive to assist our neighbors, the works with his grand­ metallic monster. It uses potato crop is sold to Frito- to anger. i cooking •T" teresting footnotes, ^ discovered that Meggett/Harriss family. Con­ Over 10,000 stills — But he admitted that inap­ K\rruli»<' llirrclor father. the culls from the crop he Lay, the family is not "I guess the state just y crystals under the high and bushy hat of a tributions have been received from The shiny steel and and his 85-year-oId grand­ always in the chips. The didn't know how to handle chemical, pharmaceutical propriate licensing forms Carillons ringing Trumpets Highlander, swatched in the clan Albert and Charlotte Post, Fred and copper contraption that father harvest from their still seemed a quick way to it,” says Bishop. "I guess and alcoholic — are and a federal disclosure pealing Hundreds of voices raised in ^ IrtmM $1.27 plaid and brilliant red of a bagpiper Elaine Copeland, Lawrence and looks as if it belongs in 200 acres to produce 190 cut down the fuel bill for they just didn't know what registered with state, act preventing com­ rejoining and thanksgiving. We was Mayor Stephen Penny. An Esther Mallon. Leo and Shirley moonshine country rather proof, 95 percent pure the farm's vehicles. to do. I got th.e run around creating oceans of munication of records .59 »• warmly invite you and your family evening to remember and treasure. Juran, George Budd, and Community than a bam in southern alcohol. He'll mix it with Building the still was no for quite a while. I guess it paperwork. But he said the between agencies could and your friends to join with the rest application should have Thanks to the following patrons Baptist Church Our thanks and Wew Jersey, vhas been gasoline to make gasohol problem. A professor at (license -application) just stall applications. of your Manchester neighbors in the whose contributions were too late to theirs. /ready to run for a long for the fuel tanks of the Glassboro turned it into a sat around on people's been processed in two But, says Bishop, “ It tenth annual community Interfaith acknowledge in the program: Con­ time. But bureaucratic red farm's 10 trucks and seven class project. Tfen students desks" days. seems like they're lazy, ‘f i e r y Thanksgiving Service. 7 30 p rn. Sun­ Thunk yous tributing Patron, Harrison's tape has stalled its opera­ tractors. w ork^ on completing his Joseph Lerner, director ' "I don't know why it you know what I mean. (itile day, Nov 23. at South United Stationers; Patron: Mr. and Mrs. Emergency Pantry: Many thanks could have taken that They're not hustling. to everyone at Temple Beth Sholom tion repeatedly. And big He is helping fight the and Several other stills. of the state's Bureau of Methodist Walker Briggs,-IHr^nd Mrs. Robert government has found Bishop then applied to Alcoholic Beveraee Con­ long," he said. They're silling back." This beloved yearly event planned for collecting protein main meal energy shortage in the Kenniff, Victoria and Richard Jen­ another means of obstruc­ by .representatives of the Christian foods plus thoughtfully including nings, Mr. Thomas R. Brown, Mrs. tion now, just when it and Jewish community will once special diet items for those on low Willard J Horton, and Mr George Appeared all the other red again include such community sodium diets. Budd tape was cleared up. lavoritcs as th'c Hound Table Singers, Keeney School once again has Initially, a lot of potatoes the Salvation .yrmy Band und the bell For your culendiirs helped out food on our pantry shelves Coming UP — a community-wide via a schoolwide collection coor­ had to be thrown out, some ringers from Kmanuel Lutheran mash leaked and damaged Kach year the people of Celebration of Human Rights, 4 p.m., dinated by Karen Nelson and her 5th the soybean dtop and the Manchester bring down offerings of Sunday, December 14 at Center Grade class. We send grateful thanks whole project had to be put food and money to be shared with Congregational Church Watch the to them and to the gentlemen who off until this fall's crop. others through the M.\CC Kmergen- paper for more information on delivered the collection to our pantry . 'll who .iltended anJ Shea Manly Watt Marge Reed, sighed ‘They said it was Fairway Stores. Henry Poirier. our p.ilrons ,ind sjion'ors and most Muriel Carlson and the Stanley supposed to be coming, but American Association of Retired particulariv to live very '-penal peo­ (irou[) ol the .South United M ethodist they said that a couple of BIG SELECTION! BIG SAVINGS! HERE ARE A FEW EXAMPLES FROM OUR MARVELOUS COLLECTION Persons Inc 'Chapter No 127fi'. ple who m.iile It possible ,\nne Flynn Women, Peggy He'witt, and a score weeks ago " William Keish, Margaret Kehler Girls' Pullover Tops 'Shelty' Pullovers, Men's Sweaters Ladies' Kitten Soft Men's Washable Boys' Multi-Striped and Susan Piese co-chairmen and id anonymous donors for . all the It seems Bishop has Genuine Suede Leather Marge Reed, and F.dith Csatary in Favorite Looks The 41 Fashion Look in Textured Looks Brushed Novelty Tops Luxury Wool Sweaters .V-Neck Pullovers M a rc ; and. H ugei N e g ro stage warm winter clothing to be dispersed reached his limit Permit Gloves for Men and Women managers and lo Bob Marie! who FirelM iinliing Irom our ( lothing Bank at Mayfair cr 40 Hears as a jeweler, 15 ijcars at this location, due to the demise or not, he insisted, he will taught us all how to handle panic We are onlv $186 short ol ourSl .Otki 6.33 Our R»g. 7.99 Gardens in Cronin Hall of our founder >fenrg Adams; it has become necessary to close this store 7.66 , 6 .3 3 11.77 9.96 14.22 7.88 WOMENS Suede MEN $ Genuine Our Reg. 9.99 Our Reg. 7.99 A 8.99 Our Reg. 14.99 Our Reg. 12.99 Our Reg. 17.99 fronts & becks split.cowhide with Our Reg 9 99 forever { Our fine inventory has been in the vaults for a uear. pcndii^ With warm Borg warm sherpa lining Fair Isles, jacquards The look of wool m easy Brushed WintuKs, chenilles Mitered stripes & others Choice of classic or other Also crew necks soi-ds lining Choice ol & stitching details mohairs & more m all the care acrylic Choice of and more' Superb array of Lace and embroidery trims most wanted styles Colors ■'pailerns and rr-o'e O'eat Diabetic support group settlement of the estate. Tlow, thcBcecut^directs the sale of our entire popular styles Sizes S to XL fashion colors' 7 to 14 crew Of V necks S M L styles & colors S XL Dazzling colors' S.M.L galore’ Sizes S lo XL seiRCtJon of ~.o ■''S ' ’8 stocK. of the Admini$lratrix of the E§tate of P o llu tio n Henry Adam» and by the order of the Probate Court for the PtBirict of East Hartford. solutions urged at hospital talk MAX FACTOR FAVORITES! GET SET FOR TURKEY TIME! WINTER DRIVING AIDS! \| \M Ml ' I I H - \ cal! lor the Ann Bonney at hospital extension mal a lile as possime Dy providing NOW ...... YOU DEDUCT ta lk topic 12-FI. Copper c re .tio r o! , support group in the 4()7 ■ them with the knowledge to be their Booster Cables gri .lie! M.inchosier area lop These comments came at a own best manager She explained STORRS— The removal *10 EACH Our diab'-iii s ,inil tlieir tamilies was program entitled What's New in the lormal class structure of the of contaminants from water will be discussed •Cbramic Turkey Platter Regsao 4.76 made it .1 program on diabetes Diabetes East of the River spon- program - focusing on its lour main d«»l. oig 14>18W Heavy-duty 100% copper lecentlv at M.mehesler Memorial "Sored by the hospital in recognition ol points diet medication, exercise y 4 - y 3 - V 2 here Wendesday as part of s U e R e g U N ...... 110. wire lor erira conduclerKe. Use on lop Of side-terminal Hospital National Diabetes Month Over 7(1 in­ and education the University of Connec­ ticut's Institute of Water •Carvlno Board Walnut- belleries. eLBD69S ‘.-\nvboilv who IS a diabelic said dividuals. predominantly diabetics She explained that Mane Seybolt, a below our regular selling prices! finitn hardwood with 2 juica B i l l H u e a d ia b e t ic Ir o m and their families attended the member o( the Social Service Resources 1980 public walii, totdir>Q handiaa. apJke vidrTkaalhoibar Rag. 159$ $10 LEE Regular Oil Fillers M anchester needs tu-ip needs sup­ program Department has been added to the SAVE UP TO 50% SAVE A m seminar series. CORNING WARE Open Roasters port and needs encouragement II we I^r Raymond laindon. a member program, to help patients better un­ -Suggestions for solutions •8-Pc. Carving Sat Reg 2.79 'Rerleci for cookirig practicality and serving beauty 13.39 5.1.96 ■ an all talk, cnnp.ire notes we can ol the Diafx'tes Committee .it the derstand their feelings concerning ALL LADIES to a problem that is of both 1 Haavy gauge tiaUiMai blades Choice of 2 sizes in 3 patterns: Cornflower, Wild FAMOUS WATCHES WJUl CLOCKS tnpla riveted to roeewood Flower or SpIce-of-Life. mil only help •■.■u h ollu-r but have a hospital discussed seveial ol the living with diabetes, national and local concern handles, full tang dttig n Has •Lee Air FIIMrt lor The World's Finest ... FINE CUSTOM JEWELRY mo.1 Americen Cart lot ol lull M any .a us snil have a lot new methods to heller control .Ian Horn, registered dietitian at but we can't mention the Kitchen CLOCKS By Famous Makers Krementz, will be discussed by Dr 7*4“ Parer •D'a ’^u I'IUv •14” 12V4xta«2Vi" 14x11x21^“ Richard F., Thomas, Fffoch Chef •11” Chef's Fork R««.]ttto4.N ' Ea.2.94 " 1 trouble comprehending what diabetes in order to .ivojd com­ Manchester Memorial, explained the names! Ballou, Van Dell, Oanecratt, •124k' Carver •1 5 ‘e ’ SJicer. 1 2 . 4 4 . . 1 4 .7 0 .. project manager for Rag. 12.1$ . . 110 diabetes is and need to be continually plications later in an indiv idual s lile importance ol diet maintenance in Alarm CLOCKS Marvel. Reg. 14.7$ k 15.79 Reg. 15.09 1 1 9 J 9 Mobil 10 W 40 educated about its eonirul He'focused on new experimental the control ol diabetes There is Malcolm Pirnie, Inc of 2.27 »» White Plains, N Y He will All-Weather Motor Oil The support groii|i is envisioijed as developments such as transplanta­ nothing atxiul a diabetic diet that is •PanstIck CiM tny Make-Up ...... Our Rag. M6 being both supjiorlive. educational tion of a pancreas, implantation ol an LADIES' AND MEN'S talk about "PCB's In the Our unusual, she assured the audience, •Pancake M akaAip...... Our R ag U 6 Reg. 1.00 O t82* ' and social, explained Frances artilicial pancreas and ojien and such a diet is really how normal All Ladies gold filled Upper Hudson River: The WEDDING RINGS Proposed Remedial •Craffla Pull Prataad Powder...... O w R a g lM $AE graded for maximum Idzkowski. diaheiic leaching nurse at closed loop systems winch are im­ ptxiple should eat the items we cut / lewelry on sale engine protection. Manchester Memorial The group planted computer-like devices to out ol diets are Hems that everyone Art-carved and olhart • 14 Kt. Program" in the seminar. •SaH Sharpening Eya-Paneil...... Our Rag is s (Limit 6 quarts per customef.l A ould be-ahli to lu a: r.oii-d spe.'ikers maintain insulin requirements He should cut down on Gk>id • Wide and narrow atylat • OFF Wednesday s program, •W alaipraol AulomUe Eye Linar...... Our Reg 3.50 u li-'i U'sitig 'lie ee,.^|,v- li-veiopments discussed the more conventional She briefly discus.sed the impor­ Brida and Qrooni Bala • With or 40% 'which is open to the public •W aleiprool CombAIn Laah Maker... .Our Reg IhO Mobil Prestone 'Super-Sweep' HTF di.Oieies e.epro: . wet; as be able means ot diahelie control and tance ol weight control lor a diabetic W lthoiit DIamonda. 40% without charge, will be •W alaiproof Laah M akar...... O u rR a g lO Q su p er Mobil Snowbfush w/Scraper uXsliare.' oiu'ei ns and exjieriences stressed the imporlam e ol diligence held,, in room 2IM of the IOW-40 Super and explained the role of "food •Bruah a Brow Eyebrow Maka-Up ...... O w R ag 125 Covared Ei al Roaster Our \nvotie interested in helping to on the diabetic s pan N ath an L. W h etten The 'Everything Pot’ lOWijlO Reg. 2.99 1.97 exchanges which enable a patient to •Colorfut Lipatlck (FroeWd or Rag) Our Reg 3.00 Perfect for the form su( tl a sujiporl group for Miss Idzkowski discussed the distribute lood evenly throughout the A FINE SELECTION OF CROSS PENS ON SALE Graduate Center at 3:30 Well-nwned and probebly the most turkey, roast rneato, Extra brusn area lor fast versMUe pot you'll ever own! 7v.q| 6.44 r a cleaning: acrapet conveniently diabetics and their lamilies should Diabetic Teaching Program at the day She also stres.sed the impor­ p.m on UConn's main ■"■—"“^•*''1" ' ' ------England dinners and much pot has cover, eleetner baae 5 insert 9.99 more' on same end contact l-ranees Id.ikowski at the hospital Stressing the goal ol tance ol developing a calorie level campus. •C oioifatl Mail Enamel tFrieted or Rag) Our Reg 18.99 SAVE 40% DIAMONDS SAVE 40°/ plui coilenderrslaamet A repl •9“ Round Roasitr, Reg. 4.59 hostiilal at ti4ti 1222 extension 378 or enabling the patient to live as nor­ appropriate to the individual Thomas will describe a 0urR ag2JS...... E a .1 .7 7 workhorse lor big |obs! Ladles' and Men's program that involves the •Adjustable Roast Rack. Reg. 4.99 Prestone Spray De-Icer Forum s ‘icl Aft 14 Kl. Gold ,—Removal of PCB con­ Our "I - I 7 and Platinum' TAKE 40H OFF STONE RINGS taminated rive"Y bed on S4*r\ ic«*s Every fine diamond in intOKt. and14Kt. HOLIDAY CLEAN-UP NEEDS! ‘Republic’ Ciaars your iced-up ^ our super collection! material from a 40-mile wtndshtok} fast* Mas scraper HARTFORD Public . MANCHESTER CHAMBER OF COMMERCE JEWELRY • Opal • kniethyst stretch of the upper Hud­ Freezer Disposa-Fod forums to air how human An outstanding / son River in New York. Containers ^ k e w a r e Presents collection of... • Garnet • Aquamarine Greet lor leftovers, cook- Caldor Gas-Line services should be 'tr Choose from.., The $40 million project is Anil-Freeze ' delivered will be held at • Cameo • Jade • Perut expected to take two ahead meals! StKktble ?,3-, 88< V. • SoNtares • ^ rn ^ s rectangular shape with five locations throughout dredging seasons for its r . - 3n.ap-on covers. Use 'em 5 lose 'em Our • Pins • Bracelets • lUI Birthstones Reg44e 32» the stale loilay • f t i s completion. An October awayl No prscrous ‘‘The Exhibition Of The Decade” • Earr^s • Qiains • Blue Topaz • Gtrine •lW-PL.R.ii.9ec 64c holiday houra wasted on Keeps gas line and cerbur- The meetings will take • Necklaces amendment to The Clean messy cleen^jp. Choose etpr tree ol ice'and sludge pla( e Irom 6 to 8 p m at • Necklaces • Tie Tacs • Imperial Topaz Water Act enables New •1VkA3l„(».9.i59 969 roasters, cake' pans, pis • Pendants •3A)t.,Ragl.rs 1.12 lips and much more. I Caldor Windshield the Stamford branch of the ^ PRODUCT SHOW ’80 • Peridot _ York to utilize $20 million Washer Solvent University of Connecticut. • Cufflinks... • Men^Mngs. of its construction grant 1 ^ '* • Rhodolite the Agricultural Experi­ and MUCH MOREI and MOREI allocation for this project. ! Ow 9 3 * ment Station in New HUNDREDS OF EXHIBITS UConn's Institute is I Rag 1.49 (M. • Tonmalkie ‘Taylor’ WIniet formul* protecto lo Haven the Avery Point engaged in a cooperative SAVE O VE^M % f •20*F Removes dirt & road film branch of.Ujt- I niversit;, of FREE FREE FREE grant program whereby - Thermometers t'm n e ilK ut in (iFoton the A FINE SELECTIOH OF REUaiNIS MEDALS IN YEUOW & WMTE proposals fur solving •NWS ‘ReA- B ttu ty F m hsnM k to r‘No-Guess’ West Bend . f'niveisily ol Hartlord, GIFTS-^IPS MERCHANDISE Conpecticut's water Forn»«txnoon.OiirReg 1M ...... 1.33 ' / Holiday Meals 12-to-30 Cup and .Mattatuek t'ommunity 40% OFF problems are examined. •D(mBelhro«mCleMsr(2SatJOurRegljr . 1.19 •Dial Meat Tharmomalar Automatic College in W'aterbury 'Beautiful Selection Problem solving programs •Mw» 'B«ri Rowmi* AulomeUe Bouri CWaner Out Reg I N 3 .6 8 Party Perk Interpreters (or the $1,000,000 ANTIQUE CAR SHOW Ladles' and Qents' MEN'S IWEUiy TIFFANY Sm ED for the State's Water Unlsupla4monttislOurRsgij9 ...... hearing impaired and cuff linkg, tie tacks, resources are funded by •Lytol 8pny DftbUseWM (12 OL) Ouf Reg 1.79 translators for members of at the new spectacular chains, watchchalns. the Office of Water •Straight Maat Thermomatar 2^ 16.70 NECK CHAINS DIAMOND EARRINBS •CaWorDMiDe«iigM{WaiJOw Reg 1.19 ~ the Hispanic community and key chains. In yellow and white Technology, U.S. Depart­ OurReg. Itja 8 .3 3 PertecI coffee evaryllme 18” Fluorescent Under-Oablnet Light w ill be p re s e t, along with ,J. C. PENNEY DISTRIBUTION CENTER ment of the Interior. • M i^ Ak Wend (Aaewitd aotnts) ..and It's brewad Roody to mount end plug In! LARGE SELECTION W«keNsaiayoreMM,OwRtg99s , aulomaticallyl Has Tolland Tpke. gold with 4 and •Ovan Dial Thermomeler Hio orVoff switch, bulb end public offi(?Iaf$. providers 'lock-on' ltd, convenience outlet Put& light 5.44 14 Kt and 18 Kt. gold 6 prongs. •Uquimim(|l40L)OuiRegt« ...... ou,R.ga.M 2.76 Our Reg 7 69 of human servj»es, con­ Exit 93, 1-86 . chains - All Ml Mamonds •xectiy where you need it' sumers, advocates ad­ JLakaMA aMsAKa aa visory board members and styles and makeup room videotape equipment black and white set to show is both public and LaLeche League International vill meet Nov. 25 at 8 p.m. sell for $15,000 to $20,000. says wrong hands ran be decep­ with makeup testers and Says Ms Mazzelli. "We them how they look on demonstrative, he says. at 68 Granite Road. "For the average lower to moderate income person, a mobile home park. The residents owp their homes but hurt their image with local officials and complicated home, free nd clear Even so. dont be tive. however, so always brushes for use in.class lat have a color tape machine camera before still photos mobile home is probably the only way they are going to "When our girls complete The topic of the meeting will m what to do when the pay a monthly rent up to $150 for their site. financing. "We wanted to put our rent money into something that seduced into signing away ask to see the facilities, no extra feel, and, in the to train our students in are taken. We’re fortunate get housing,” says Jess McElroy, director of mobile the self-improvement baby arrives, and nutrition and weaning. Regency Cove has a minimum age requirement of 40. It Since July 1, mobile homes have been treated as real was ours," says Phillips. “We didn’t have a down pay­ thousands of dollars bv which should include a best of circumstances. commercial acting and a in that we have an in-house home standards for the U.S. Department of Housing and offers residents a beach on Tampa Bay, a “Junglelantjia” property in California, just like other homes, and will be ment for a house, so this is what we got.” Urban Development. picnic area landscaped like a tropical hideaway and taxed as such. By and large, they are satisfied. And mobile homes themselves have changed. therapeutic whirlpool baths. The 1970’s also saw a trend away from financing mobile "It’s hard in the winter sometimes with two kids, ” says Teenagers^ reading tastes are changing The old "tin can” homes transient workers hauled "The people in the park are very, very friendly,” says homes with expensive consumer loans to traditional Mrs, Phillips, "but it’s definitely easier to keep clean. ” from trailer park to trailer park are only distant relatives Mrs. Cutter. “You can get outside around a pool at a con­ home mortgages. , In the Minneapolis suburb of New Brighton, Marcy Engoged of today’s two-section, 24-by-64 foot mobile home. I .NEW YORK iL’FIi — Teenagers sixth day he gets to match notes with all grade levels and moved more than —LUCKY Book Club. Grades 2-3. do, but here you have your own yard and you don’t feel In Florida, savings and loan associations now offer 30- Parness, 24, shares a 14-by-70-foot home with her four- James Carroll, spokesman for Skyline Corp., of are swinging away from explicit sex, the firm's president and chief 60 million volumes last year. 1979: "Charlotte’s Web,” a classic by quite as closed in.” year mobile home mortgages with 5 percent down at the year-old daughter, Megan. Elkhart, Ind., the largest mobile home manufacturer in Dungonu-Sapienzu divorce and whatnot books to roman­ executive officer, M. Richard Robin­ That is one way Robinson and com­ E.B. White. 1969; “Wizard of Oz.” Developments tike Seven Hills and Regency Cove have same rate as condominium loans. in addition to giving her the chance to build equity, she the country, says, "Ninety-nine percent are moved only tic tales that leave something to the .son Jr pany keep tabs on school kids’ 1959: "Adventures of Black Rock begun to change public attitudes towards mobile homes. Throughout the Sunbelt, mobile home subdivisions and says the home is "more convenient than an apartment... once — from the factory to the (home) site,” . •The engagement of .Miss Lisa J Imagination "Scholastic " started in Robinson’s changing reading tastes. Cave,” a mystery. Once considered the unattractive homes of transient, condomiums have become big business. There’s no neighbor on the other side of the wall... As mobile homes change and become permanent Dangona of Windsor to Thomas J Maurice R Robinson, peerless as home in Pittsburgh, Pa., as a school Here are top picks of its books for —ARROW Book Club. Grades 4, 5, often low-income people. “For years, mobile homes were sold as interim "Friends who-come over for the .first time are amazed homes for middle-income people, so their public image Sapienza of Manchester has been an­ an observer of the school set’s newspaper for Western Penn­ selected periods dVer the last 20 6. 1979: “Unidentified Flying Odd­ "In all candor, part of the problem was the industry,” housing, something you lived in until you could afford a the place doesn’t wobble when they walk across the changes. nounced by her parents. Mr and reading tastes, .said so. puffing on a sylvania Operated in the red for years: ball," by Vic Crume. Based on a Walt says Jack Wynn, spokesman for the Manufactured ’real’ house. People have started to realize this is the floor.” Mrs Daniel Dangona of Windsor thin Dutch cigar, eyes twinkling many years, it now is a $125 million a Disney movie. 1969: "Arrow Book of Banks and federal agencies have liberalized credit Housing Institute, the industry’s lobbying arm. ‘real’ house," says Sydney Adler, a Sarasota, Fla., at­ But she complains the home is not as well insulated as -SEE-SAW Book Club. Nursery .Mr Sapienza is the son of .Mr and Cherubic at 84. Robin.son is founder year business with 2000 on the Brain Teasers. 1959: "Old Yeller." terms for mobile home loans. Towns that once zoned "Before there were federal construction standards, torney and one of the largest developers,. a conventional home and is difficult to keep cool in the school, kindergarten, first grade. them out as eyesores and a burden on the public purse are Mrs Rosario Sapienza of 39 .Maple and chairm-flh of Scholastic payroll .1.. . —TEENAGER Book Club, grades you had shoddy manufacturers. The shoddy trailers lined Adler developed the first mobile home subdivision in summer. St . Manchester Magazines Inc , an institution on the 1979: "Clifford’s Glood Deeds" by gradually changing their laws. up along the highway became an indelible imprint in Bradenton, Fla., in 1954. He now has 18,(XX) mobile home The Federal Trade Commission also has some com­ The firm puts out 31 magazines for 7, 8. 9. 1979: "The A Guide To Good Miss Dangona graduated from .American schiKil scene and 60 years Norman Bridwell. About a big red "All my residentsji^e their space and their yard... peoples’ minds in the 50’s.” sites from Florida to Nevada. plaints about the mobile home industry elementary and secondary schools dog's adventures. 1969. "I Know an Grades” Shows students how to Windsor High School She is old Oct 22 and we expect them to'do their own thing on their areas Says MIT’s Bernhardt, "They were horrible boxes In Tucson, Ariz., Adler’s Tucson Estates is a 2,(XX)-site After years of study the FTC recently issued a report Combineci circulation: 11 to 12 Old Lady," based on song of an old develop better study habits and gives employed at Covenant Mutual In­ After years of being deluged with and leave everybody else’s alone,” says Lillian scattered through the most beautiful parts of our coun­ mini-town. At his Lake Mountain Estates in Boulder City, criticizing the quality of some homes and recommending million per issue It runs five lady who swallows a fly, a spider, a tips on test-and-note-taking. 1969: surance Co young adult bwiks dealing with the Nlederhofer, who owns a mobile home park In Coqrpe, try." Nev., triplewide mobile homes overlooking Lake Mead better warranty protection for buyers cla.ssroom paperback bookclubs for bird and other creatures. "Romeo and Juliet". 1959: "Jokes ."Vlr Sapienza graduated from East unhappy realities of life such as and More Jokes." Texas. "It’s Just like any other neighborhood.” In IVH, Since 1976, HUD has had construction standards sell for $120,000. The FTC said many home owners complain of such Catholic High School and the I'niver- divorce pregnancy outside of Dot and Joe U)h sold their home outside Los Angeles and designed to make mobile homes safer and more durable. Adler is designing a "family" park, complete with a problems as leaky roofs and have difficulty getftng them sity of Connecticut He is employed marriage alcoholism, mental il­ paid cash for a mobile home and lot In the Seven Hills The standards are essentially equivalent to building gymnasium, day care center and "a guard at the gate to corrected under their one-year warrantys, criticisms dis­ at .Arthur Voung and Companv lness, and lately child abuse, Breaching bars to women development iji Hemet, a town of 22,000 at the base of the codes for conventional homes, Bernhardt says. give people-a feeling they’re proud to live here." puted by the industry. The couple is planning a .May 23, teenagers seem to want to read about southern California mountains. On their own, manufacturers have begun to replace For Ed and Maureen Phillips of Vermont, a mobile Although the mobile home condominium idea is 1981 wedding 'Curtis Studio photo' something closer to their daily Retired people attracted to Hemet’s dry, sunny climate iJhu J. Dunuoiiu traditional mobile home siding and flat roofs with pitched home was not a choice, but a necessity. spreading fast, especially in the north, most parks still lives. Robinson sajd have made It onejit the country’s fastest growing mobile roofs and conventional house siding. Homes are wider, "It was the only home we could afford,” Phillips says, rent land to their tenants, the source of another problem The adolescent girl is now in men's social clubs home communities. Seven Hills, could serve as a pattern windows larger. as he sits by the woodstove in the kitchen. ' for some residents. reaching out lor novels which deal for the new mobile home developments across the Inside, the makers have added more bedrooms and The couple borrowed $7,500 to buy the home in 1971. "There has been a history of mobile home park with the expc.'rience of teenage life H> Jl liA W ATSON to women last year. Each now has "Explorers Club Discovers Women.” Sunbelt. bathrooms and offer buyers a choice of decor, from Including $40 rent for their isolated brookside lot, their landlords doing just what they want — raising the rent, Temple plans she can relate and-identify with I iiili-d Pr<--.« InliTiiuliunal from 15 to-20 wom^piimembers. In most cities, though, the issue Seven Hills residents own, not rent, their homes and chintz colonial to modem steel-and-glass. monthly payments total $160. Next year they will own the changing the rules, ” says Tom .May of Brattleboro. Vt. To keep up with the. switch in The winds of change are rustling Men’s club members, considering has been raised briefly, only to be land. Every home Is a so-called ’’doublewide.” composed As the homes became more attractive and better in­ reading tastes Robinson said through the oak-paneled drawing their’s a last bastion of male shuffled under the Persian rug. of two factory-produced sections assembled on the site vestments, government attitudes began to change. 'Scholastic' last year brought out rooms of the men's social clubs of exclusivity, have so far resisted the Women have responded by refusing into a 24by-64 foot home. Two car garages are man­ In the mid-1970’s, Vermont banned anti-mobile home four titles in a senes, 'Wildfire America aidea of women occupying their to attend business meetings at those datory.. The homes cost between $70,000 and $165,000. zoning ordinances, the first state to do so. Israel trip It is not unusual, says W.T. Vander Weide, manager of Roiii.inces Women, admitted to the board favorite overstaffed chairs. Few clubs, pressuring public bfficials to Since then, courts and individual towns in other states CME WEEK ONLY! Seven Hills, for a resident to sink $200,000 into a home, in­ Rabbi Richard Flavin spiritual colony then on to the headwaters of They are going like tickets to an rooms and libraries of some of the other concessions to women have quit them, and working to yank tax have made similar decisions. Elton John concert Two more are in nation s largest businesses and law been tallied exemptions for clubs which dis­ cluding $10,000 for exterior brickwork alone In California, mobile homes faced a slighty different 50% OFF leader of Temple Beth Sholom has the Jordan, the GikkJ Fence and The development has its own 18-hole golf course, swim­ announced plans for a trip to Israel to the pipeline The firm is looking into firms, still find the doors to In Maine, clubs which discriminate criminate. In New York, problem. There, the state registered its 1 million mobile stay overnight at Kibbutz Nof ming pool and a community hall with a large dining room depart Feb 22. 1981 The program is Genosaur romantic novels for adolescent bovs prestigious social clubs closed to cannot obtain a liquor license. A headquarters for some of the world’s homes as vehicles, not real estate. NOVEMBER too ^ and ballroom. open to temple members are well a i On Friday, the group will iravel them because of their sex . similar policy is under consideration largest corporations, the pressure Mobile home owners thus paid minimal taxes, which 16th thru 22nd others Die young men also are reaching Now there are moves afoot to force in Montgomery County, Md. for policy changes is building. But 12 "We love to play golf and the air quality was so much southward via Jericho to Jerusalem better out here,” Dot Loh says. "There is more than the The basic itinerary is 11 days in where ib'ey will stay at the Moriah for the upbeat and books more direct- a change At the Cosmos Club in Washington, of the bestknown clubs still cling to DECORATOR duration, but extensions in Israel or Iv related to their real life The issue has been raised most in one of the nation’s most exclusive their old ways. average person can keep up with. Between golf and PERFECT FOR Hotel lor the remainder of the trip bridge and socializing, we never find it necessary to go BEDSPREADS i^gypl may be programmed Accor­ Highlights of the Jeru.salem stay will experiences Hooks on biking, large cities on the East and West private clubs, an ad hoc committee I All DAY-All NIGHHELIEF] Gov. Hugh Carey has ordered state out for entertainment” CURTAINS ding to the Itinerary, the group will include the holy places of Christiani­ marathons and other sports books coasts where there are larger has formed to push for female from congtstion du9 fo employees to shun clubs that dis­ Her two-bedroom home is finished in the beige and depart .'Vlanchester by charter^ bus ty Judaism, and Islam, as well as are moving well with both sexes numbers of female executives. membership. SLIPCOVERS The si-cret 'o wildfire stories is criminate when they set up business burnt orange decor of the "rustic California" style. She DRAPERY on Sunday. Feb 22. to travel ty New the many museums universities and "We have more women in At the New York headquarters of Hoy Fever‘Common Colds PRINTS luncheons and meetings. He issued a says she likes its compactness because it is easily cared York to-board their El A1 direct (TvVr- eFhnic neighborhoods simple .^pln ii yarn that helps adoles­ executive positions who are con­ the famed Explorers Club, the board night flight to Tel Aviv, where they cent girls deal with their feelings sistently disadvantaged by tiiese of directors voted Oct. 21 to recom­ warning that they will not be reim­ for. will stay in the Moriah Hotel From Jerusalem, a trip will he Scholastic business is dependent policies, " said Lynn Schafran, vice- mend the admission of women bursed for any expenses incurred at Id the three years they have owned it, the Lohs’ home those clubs. Highlights of the Tel Aviv stay will made to the Negev desert including on keeping in touch with reading. chairperson of the New York City members to its 13 chapters including has doubled in value, from about $35,(XX) to roughly $70,- QUILTED& . SVNA-CLEAR include the Museum of the Diaspora. the Dead Sea, .Massada, and the oasis tastes of kids, inc luding-curriculum Commission on the Status of Women those in the Boston, San Francisco, Four members of the Court of 000 of Em Gedi OECONQKSTANT TABLETS Carmel’Market, Dizengoff Square. needs charted by teachers Already in the .Midwest. In­ Los Angeles, Seattle. Philadelphia, Appeals, New York’s highest court, In Tampa, Fla., retired Michiganders Harold and Marguerite Cutter find mobile home living a delight. AvBit«Ms in l l ’i nn^ scBiMnitcal Old Jaffa, and the Weizmann ‘ Departure for New York will take Robinson arrives at the skyscraper dianapolis exists as an island of Washington, DC., Denver, Florida have quit the University Qub in UNQUILTED Their development, Regency Cove, is a traditional •t Umw N iU<9 WWWMCT Institute of .Science in Rehovot ■" place on Wednesday. .March 4. unless tieadquarlers before most other change Two of that city's most and Michigan areas as well as one in Albany because its members voted emploves every morning He slays On Wednesday, the group will optional extensions in Israel and prominent clubs — the Columbia and England It headli.ied its own an­ this spring against even cpnsidering travel via Cae.sarea and Bet Shearim Egypt are planned late and puts in a six-day week The Athletic Clubs — opened their doors nouncement of the decision: admitting women. GORGEOUS 100% Cotton. to the Lebanese border and descend Rabbi ITavin and his wife Lisa.___ Machine Washable^. by cable car to the grottoes at Rosh who have visited Israel niauv times FLORALS 45” Wide, Ha Nikra The day will conclude with. and are fluent in Hebrew, will escort Limited number of women iri top posts REGULARLY a visit to the citadel at Acre the group throughout the tour On Thursday. Feb 26 will begin a ONLY! $ 3.29yd.'jnqutlled For further information, you iruiy H\ l.t'fliii Mursliull study by the .National Women’s for all 12 agencies per level positions tilled by women to ^VENILE tour of Haifa and then a trip through call Temple Beth Sholorn pr t;he Political Caucus Of the departments survey, only 2.3 percent in 1979. The Department $4.49 yd . MUilled the Galilee to Safed and its artist At a-liinaton ( orrenpoiideril DESIGNS chairperson Helen Koprn.in 848-2783 WASH I NtJTO.N— Only a very ■ffie study surveyed 12 federal Housing and Urban Development of Health and Human Services, limited namtfei of women hold top agencies and rated them according to made "striking” progress in the which employsjthe largest number of The level poMiicns within ttie federal the number of women holding GS-13 percentage of women hired in these women, has only 3,532 women In top YD. pofiitions since 1976. The 6.6 percent GANG» offers g'l'.ernrnent despite President level positions out of the total of 17,- positions and above It concluded increase at HUD is attributed to 916 employees holding GS-13 and NOW * Carter s ci.mmilment to improve the that only 6 7 percent of the top level Choicest_Meais In Town Thanksgiving Drawing "women leaders In top positions at the above positions. HHS remains second $ 2 .2 4 YD. i»ew ^ o g r a m position of women within his ad­ jobs were held by women, an in­ agenqy. in the ratings. GENUINE WAYBE8T O O ministration according to a recent crease of only 16 percent since 1976 "Only 10 women hold upper level -winners receive Probably one of the most distur­ "The statistics clearly show that positions at the Department of rCcnti't'■ which, has .m .i-.ailabic individual women in top positions, bing ' factors facing young people ■“opi-niiig Justice and the percentage of women CHICKEN BREAST j l .33 like Pat Harris (former Secretary of at the Department of State has ac­ about to enter armed jdrees lodav i-- The Connecticut Yankee PlatiMui College notes HUD) and Donna Shalala at HUD, tually declined by .3 percent over the the (ear of leaying"hotne. meeting tiewevei has already reserved the 80 GENUINE WAYBE8T T A A $25or$50 Barbara Blum at EPA (Environmen­ new people, and going through .some last four years,” says Mitgang. IN YOUR CHOICE_OF_FAMICS_AN£NOTIO^ ■liesilions at an Army Traininl; tal Protection Agency) and Eleanor rough training on their own ( enter Traditionally, few women have Holmes Norton at EEOC (E>)ual held middle and upper level positions SINGER DEPOSIT THIS PORTION INTO THE DRAWING BOX! The ( onnectieul .Army National 'Die platoon will be given their own Coordinators Employment Opportunity Commis­ In the federal government making It CHICKEN LEGS . 79^ NO PURCHASE REQUIRED Guard has just announced an enlist­ guid'in at a celebration in their honor Elaine Belanger of Manchester, a Colgate University, Hamilton, N.Y. sion) can make a dramatic difficult to equalize the number of ;SEWING AIDS! WINNERS NEED NOT BE PRESENT TO WINI ment program that may put an end to prior to departure for basic training senior at Bates College in Lewiston. KRAKU8 IMPOBTED those fears . - He is a brother at Delta Kappa Ep­ difference," said Iris MItgan, women compared to men. One - UMEASURING TAPE , DRAWING HELD SAT. NOV.22, 1980. M * ' RepresCrUarives from Maine, and Mary Sinnamon, also of The program, known as tpe silon. chairwoman of the National woman working at the State Depart­ • HAND SEWING NEEDLES Headquarters Connecticut Army Manchester and a junior at the Women’s Political Caucus. NAME. f'onnecticut A'ankee Pbiloon will be Bky graduated from Watkinson ment summarized the problem • TO M ATO PIN CUSHION National Guard will accompany the college, are serving as resident School in Hartfond. He is a member The Department of Transportation saying: “In order to reach parity In the first of its type ever tried here d FANTASTIC SAVINGS ADDRESS______«— 1 ------pl.itoon on their trip to the training coorindators there POLISH HAM :Z. 9 received the lowest rating with only The Connecticut Yankee Plaleon of Colgate’s class of 1982 and is con­ this department, only women would center to assisi in a smooth transi­ Miss Belanger is the daughter of centrating in history. 1.5 percent in 1976 of middle and up­ be hired for the next 20 years.” will be madexipxif high school juniors tion to military life. Mr and Mrs Edmund Belanger of 61 MUCKE'S AA CITY ------STATE ------and sehio.. enlisting under a special For those who "qualify, an. enlist­ Wellington Road. ,3for$1.00i PHONE. ZIP. option and going to basic training ment bonus of $1,800, or up to 4,000 in Miss Sinnamon is the daughter of together next summer BRING THIS COUPON INTO YOUR NEAREST STORE TODAY! college assistance money is Mr. and Mrs William Sinnamon of 29 You cortalnly can. . . SKHUS$ FRUKS „ 1.69 The theme of the Connecticut ava’ilable • Bigelow St. Control Your Yankee Platoon is togetherness, aniT Interested students are invited to Resident coordinators serve as OVER lOOGOMril’S WATER WEIGHT is limited. Jo only 60 openings for infan­ contact the Connecticut Yankee Pla­ counselors and resource persons to PROBLEM try trainees The trainees will be toon Career Information Office, other students Connecticut high school students who Connecticut Army National .Guard, USE E-LIM THE FABHlC.STOHE WITmSTYU will have the opportunity lojearn and 360 Broad Street, Hartford. CT 06M5. (Jiuirman train together as a group Exctis wofor In body con b* HIGHLAND PARK MARKET or phone 566-5910. Steve Byk, son of Mr and Mrs. I’nder ordinary enlistment Herbert Byk of 122 Richmond Drive, Coventry Shoppe uncomfortoblo. {•LIM will bolp you prtK-edures, an individual is random­ 44 DEPOT RD. C Q V Elfr^ , CONN. loM oxcMi wotor weight. We at 317 Highland Street DO IT DAILY - WIN MOn/.Y by Manchester, is presently serving as Uggalt Parkadt Pharmacy recommend it. ly appointed by computer to attend chei king4jie lottery numbers in the the chairman of the Winter Carnival TUE8.-8AT. 9.*30 - 5:00 fabrics training at a stateside Army Training Evening Herald on the Interfraternity Council at WED. TIL 9:00 P.M. 742.74Q4 Manchem • 646^277 BURR CORKERS SHOPPHK CEHTER 1151 Tolland T u n ^ ^ Manchester f 10 - EVENING HERALD. Mon., Nov. 17, IWO EVENING HERALD, Mon , Nov, 17, 1980 - 1 1 Elderly Dignitaries attend Veteran’s home surgeon abuse to speak at service club memorial service MANCHESTER - Dr. Joseph A. from George Washington University increases Spinella, a surgeon and urologist at in Washington, D.C. and has been HARTFORD (UPI) — Abuse of the WEST HARTFORD (UPI) - playing a recording of one of the the Veteran’s Hospital in Newington resideht in the surgery department of elderly is on the increase in Connec­ About 650 - persons, including high woman’s favorite flute pieces. " I t ’s will be the guest speaker at Hartford Hospital, lh,'< urology the best way I know to evoke her ticut with most of the incidents oc- ranking state officials and friends, Tuesday's meeting of the department of the U nl^rslty of A'..'. 'currin^ in private homes state Com­ attended a memorial service for spirit,” he said. Manchester Rotary Club. Connecticut Health Center in Far­ missioner on Aging Marin J. Shealy Saral RIbfeoff, 23, who was gunned Ms. Ribicoff was shot in the chest Dr. Splnella's topic will be the Im­ mington and is certified through the says. down by a robber last week In Wednesday by one of two robbers as portance of annual physical pediatric urology department of Mrs. Shealy said the^ increase in California. she and a companion, John Shoven, examinations and problems related Newington Children's Hospital. abuse cases corresponded to an in­ Ms. Ribicoff was the daughter of 33, an economics professor at Stam­ to the prostate gland In men. The Rotary Club meets Tuesday crease in the number of state prominent Hartford ^attorney Irving ford University, stepped out of a Dr. Spinella, who lives In West evening at Manchester Country Club. residents over age 60 which she es­ S. Ribicoff and Belie Ribicoff. and restaurant in the Los Angeles seaside Hartford with hls wife and two timated now stood at 510,000. the niece of Sen. Abraham A. community of Venice. children. Is a native of Hartford. "We’ve seen child abuse. We've Ribicoff, D-Conn. Police later arrested Frederick J. ^ He is a graduate of the University DO IT DAILY - EXERCISE YOUR seen spouse abuse. We are now The services were heid Sunday at Thomas, 21, who was scheduled to go Dr. Joseph A. Spinella of Pennsylvania with a B.S. degree in MIND with the crossword puzzle in seeing elderly abuse," she told a Coventry Eagle Scout Emmanuel Synagogue, where Rabbi to court today on charges of murder, chemestrv. holds a medical degree the Evening Herald. Saturday conference on the legal Howard Singer spoke of her in- robbery and attemped murder. ' problems of the elderly. "We are Ricky Bergin, center, recently received the scoutmaster; Dick Bergin, scoutmaster and teiligence, perception and unfulfilled .seeing it 3-1 in private homes, not in Eagle Scout Award at a court of honor of father of the new Eagle Sedut; Ricky Bergin; potential. institutions." Troop 65 at St. Mary’s Church in Coventry. Gordon Hook, troop committee chairman; Following the services, the Riders need Service has dual purpose The commi.ssioner said problems From left are Jerry Rinquette, assistant and Carl Mandell, advancement chairman. deceased was taken to Hartsdale, SOUTH WINDSOR - Deborah Addressing the congregation at or girl accepts full resonsibility as a included emotional abuse, financial N.Y. for burial. exact change Goodman, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Temple Beth Hillel, Miss Goodman member of his or her synagogue and deprivation and physical abuse of the Ms. Ribicoff, after graduating Michael Goodman of Manchester, said, "Today, I am honored to symbolically their tradition. The 'n elderly, mostly by family members. from Yale University in 1979, went to participated in a special "twinning" celebrate a double mitzvah.” She "twinnings” orginated some time California where she took a job as HARTFORD (UPI) - State • Mrs Shealy said the elderly lieed ceremony at Temple Beth Hillel in explained that because Maria lives in ago and has spread throughout the V Public comments invited Transportation Commissioner legal help and advice editorial writer on the Los Angeles Arthur B. Powers has urged all South Windsor last week. the Soviet Union, it is Impossible for country. "The needs of the poor are very Herald Examiner. her to get a Jewish education and to Connecticut Transit bus riders to Rabbi Neil Kominsky officiated At the close of the ceremony in often legal. The poor elderly are Singer said her widely praised haye her own Bat Mitzvah. have exact change beginning today during the special Bat Mitzvah South Windsor Miss Goodman said a often a segment that have never used on new education goals series of 20 editorials on inflation and ceremony of Miss Goodman and for Marina's father is a 36-year-old prayer that Marina and her family when they are ready to board. attorneys."- she said, urging the economic woes was "splendidly construction engineer in Kiev who Power said the exact fare rule will Marina Uchitel of Kiev, daughter of will soon be permitted to leave the lawyers to be sensitive to the responsible citizenship, calls for written and "glows with in­ Fair items 5 KRNON - The Board of Educa­ highly motivating them. be strictly enforced in the Hartford, Ilya and Tatyana Uchitel. has been barred from his profession Soviet Union to live freely as Jews in . elderly's problems tion has completed a set of goals as In connection with this the local students to acquire the knowledge of telligence." The ceremony was performed by since he and his wife applied for Israel. The Rabbi said her friends New Haven and Stamford areas and A holiday fair, sponsored by the Unitarian sold at the fair are, from left, Mrs. Shirley coordinated with five goals for school board is to provide educational op­ science, math, social studies, the Rabbi Kominsky according to emigration permission six years ago. To arcange for a Bar or Bat Mitz­ described her as "solid, practical, no dollar bills will be accepted. .systems, established by the Stale portunity for each student relative to arts, literature and languages. Greater Hartford's Action for Soviet They subsist on whatever temporary vah twinning, contact Action for Universalist Society, East, will be Nov, 22 at Snyder, Phyllis Sattar, Mrs. Lynn Harriss Housing starts beyond her years.” "The bus operators have been ad­ Board of Education individual capabilities, interests and Goal 4. relating to competence in vised to be lenient and patient with Jewry. employment they have been able to Soviet Jewry at 178 West Ridge the Unitarian Universalist Society and Mrs. Linda Robinson, co-chairman. aspirations: to develop understan­ life skills, calls for students who She was a person around whom Staff, parents, students, the school passengers during the first week or For six years the Uchitel family find since 1974. A Bar or Bat Mitzvah Drive, West Hartford. The co- Meetinghouse Nov, 22 from 9:30 a.m, to 3 holding her son Brett, 3. (Herald photo by rise in state other students' opinions coalesced, is a religious coming of age board, and townspeople were in­ ding of self with the achievement of complete secondary level studies to two that the new fare system is in has been refused permission to chairmen of the group are Annette p.m. The fair will include crafts, baked goods Burbank) volved in the original development of goals with no student feeling have the ability to make informed he said. ceremony in which a 13-year-old bov effect,” Powers said. emigrate to Israel to be reunited with and Roger Keen. and gifts. Looking at spme of the items to be HARTFORD il'P li — Connecticut these goals and the board is still open demeaned, develop pride in work and career choices, to understand the She was also playful, but it was not "We realize that enforcing the Ilya's parents and brother. housing officials say housing con­ to suggestions The goals don't have a feeling of self-worth, develop good responsibilities of family a quality that came easy with her, he 'exact change' requirement may struction m the state activity in­ to be submitted to the state until next character and self respect: and prac­ membership and parenthood, to be added. "She had to give herself per­ creased 22 5 percent in September cause some inconvenience to June to be on file no later than July 1 tice and understand the ideas of prepared to undertake the respon­ mission to relax." Housing Commissioner .Joseph passengers, but this is the only way Copies of the goals have been filed health and safety. sibilities of citzenship in their com­ The young woman played the flute Canale said a preliminary depart­ we can avoid jamming the fare boxes Glastonbury man with each board-member, in the ad­ Goal 2 of the state is the mastery of munity. and in the state and nation, and loved Robert Frost ^ m s , one of and, causing costly repairs, and ser­ ment analysis shows 1,268 housing ministration offices, the office of the the basic skills. Relating to this the to acquire the skills necessary for which Singer read. units were authorized by local of­ mayor in the .M ^orial Building, the board agrees to encourage the success in meaningful employment The Rabbi ended the eulogy by vice delays,” he said. named director ficials in .September, more than any town clerk's office, with PTO pr- development of communication, or td" be qualified to enter post­ month this year sidenls, m each school office, school computatiton and productive thought secondary education __ However, he estimated only 9,500 HARTFORD— Theodore W. Milek of 37 Curtis Road, libraries, and in the public library and the acquisition of suck skills and The fifth goal, understanding housing units are expected to be Women unaware Glastonbury, has been named Director of Development Anyone having any comments or knowledge as will lead to mature society's values, requires public authorized before the end of 1980 If at Saint Francis Hospital and Medical Center, Sister recommendations to make concer­ decision-making and economic in­ school students to appreciate diversi­ the projections hold true. 1980 would Francis Marie, executive director of the hospital, an­ ning these goals should submit them dependence and to provide an ty and to understand the inherent be the least productive year for nounced. Milek will assume this position Dec. I. :adio /haek to Dr Bernard Sidman. superinten­ awareness of the practical applica­ strengths in a pluralistic society, res­ of work rights Milek comes to Saint Francis from the University of housing since at least 1959 dent of schools tion of technology pond to the vital need to order under Canale said spiraling costs of Dr. Eastwood said. Hartford where he has made a significant contribution to (>oal 1 of the state —Motivation to Goal 3. the a c q u is itio n of law, acquire the knowledge to live in HARTFORD (UPI) — A women's money, land and construction have She said the best way for women to fund-raising programs since 1966. He has served the I-earn. concerns allowing students to knowledge, leading to fuller realiza­ harmony with the environment, and group consultant says many working prevented the housing industry from counter harassment is to make their University as interim director of development, interim realize their potential to learn hv tion of individual potential and to to respect humanity females don't realize they have the director of annual support, and associate director of satisfying less than half the es­ right to object to even the most sub­ opposition clear. timated need "Let it be known you wont tolerate development. As director of planned giving and director tle forms of sexual harassment. of corporate support. Milek was instrumental in es­ The 1.268 housing units authorized - Dr DeLyle Eastwood of the it. that you'll speak out against it," in September arc up from 1.304 units she said. tablishing and securing important ongoing commitments. Council eyes land swap .National Organization for Women Milek's fund-raising experience also includes three Iwo Fantastic Gift Ideas You Dr”'Eastwood recommended in August Canale said the September told seminars sponsored by the units are up 17 7 percent over the women seek legai action as a last years as director of annual giving programs for the un­ > FHNON — When the Town Coun­ housing code department mittee is to study space Connectlfut Education Association iversity. While head of alumni relations, be created an in­ September 1979 level of. 1,077 units cil meets tonight at 7 30 in the The council will also be asked to that sexual harassm ent in the resource "although in some cases It requirements and how they would may be necessary to go that far.” novative continuing education Alumni Audit Program Memorial Building, it will again dis­ renew the license to operate a junk workplace is a problem dovetail into community n e^ s Shirley Gillis, chairman of the which has received national recognition. Filings down cuss a proposed land exchange in yard on Route 30 The license has "everywhere” CEA's Human Relations Commis­ Milek holds Uie bachelor of arts degree in behavioral WETHKRSFIKl.D. Conn ^ IIPI - - solving the town the RiK'kville Hap hi-en renewed for several years now Glass recycling sciences from the University of Hartford. He is chairman Couldn’t Have Given Last Year A lot of women don't realize sion, agreed. Filings for weekly unempliw'ment tist Church and Riakville General in the name of Rockville Scrap Co of the Intensive Elducation Center Board of Advisors, Hospital Inc \ ERNON -;^The Vernon Recycling they're being sexually harassed "Many people are still unfamiliar benefits decreased in the twii-week Committee is“ re-opening the glass because they don’t know they have with exactly what sexual harassment past conference director and member of the Council for period ending Nov 8. reporlfe state At last Monday's meeting ol the The resignation of Neil Danahy as Advancement and Support of Ekiucation, and member of The New TRS-80 Color Computer council, agreement cuuldn I be town accountant, will also be acted recycling station on West Road on the right to object to being called is and what effects it can have,” she labor Commissioner P/.Ioseph 'honey' or 'sweetie' or being patted said. ,, the New England Planned Giving Group. He is also a reached betwi-en the town .ind the^ on by the council Danahy has the first Saturday of each month, An Ideal Christmas Gift for the Peraro when they don’t want to be. They "The subject of sexual harassment member of the Local Government Committee of the church on a stipulation the town resigned to take the new position of from 10 a m. to 2 p.m. Peraro said Saturday the 42,781 think that harassment is just rape or is even more important in ligh^of the Greater Hartford Chamber of (Commerce, a consultant to wants to put on the land it would b«' business manager for the town's Committee members said that Entire Family! Fun and Education filings represented a [■op of 1,300 physical assault," she said Saturday. new Connecticut law that went into the Connecticut Advisory Council onvVocational and giving to'Ihe church Water Pollution Control Authority although the volume of glass is great­ from the previous the third "It doesn't necessarily have to be effect last month prohibiting sexual Career Elducation, and a past member of the YWCA Plus Real Computing Power! The attorney lor the church and the The mayor will repiort on the for­ ly reduced due to the "bottle bill " uecline in the'S uj- reporting harassment in the workplace," Mrs. Development Committee town attorney were to try and work mation of the Commiittee to Study several residents have asked that the physical It can be a verbal attack as periods I j recycling program be continued on a well as unwanted sexual attention Gillis said At Saint Francis. Milek will be responsible for Continued claims decreased by 1 - out an arrangement that would be (■'ommunity Needs and Space developing and coordinating fund-raising activities. satisfactory to both and report to Requirements. The committee, limited basis Easily Attaches to 67o to 38.203 while lirst-time filings Members of the Rockville High Major areas of concern will be the creation of deferred Any Color TV were up by 370 to 4 578 Claims liled tonight 5 meeting which will hold its first meeting on Cattanach has message giving programs, the establishment of estate planning Dec 11, now has 13 members but the School Service Club will continue to under the 13weck federal-state Two representatives of the I’niver- IIF.HKON — In connection with services, and the acquisition of grants. Vivid Color & Sound sity of Connecticut's Institute of mayor said she would like to increase monitor the station, at least until the He added. "Unfortunately, Extended Benefits program this week being observed as Public Service who issued a cash the membership to include people close of the current school year students, parents, administrators *399 averaged 5,809 weekly American Education Week, David 4K Color Computer management analysis program with expertise experience in some and board members don't say it often The insured employment rate, con­ Cattanach, superintendent of schools report Oct 14, will discuss the report other areas in order to make the vvorkshup enough, but there are many in each Color Video Receiver Optional-Extra tinued claims filed during the 13- for Regional District 8, has sent a Community collies , tonight committee as representative of the (.I.VMUNBt - The Glaslon of these groups who understand and week period, was 2 9 percent This message to the teachers in Hebron. An exciting, versatile personal computer thats simple IP Mayor Mane Herbst will explain a town as possible bury Junior Women’s Club will spon­ appreciate your dedication to rale IS included in the statewide un­ Andover and Marlborough. plan courses on TV use' Just pop in an instant-loading Program Pan " and employment estimate ol 5 8 percent proposed resolution initiating a revi­ The mayor would like to see. on the sor a workshop on recycling teaching: your genuine concern for sion of the town charter - She w^Jl al.so Thursday - at 8 p m in Academv students: the difficulties and you're ready to go' Or learn to program il yourself for committee, a non-parent taxpayer, Cattanach said that parents and HARTFORD^ The Connecticut Regional Community present a schedule to be followed for. School frustrations which are so often with vivid color and action sound in easy-to-learn BASIC someone representing the men­ residents of the three towns should Colleges have announced their spring semester'offerings >unH«‘l (Jul) charter revision Last week the The speakers will be f'rolessor you in your work: and your daily tal physical health area, a represen­ be proud of their schools "The con­ which .will begin Jan. 19 on Connecticut Public Televi­ language Over 200.000 TRS-80s are teaching and edu­ M W t llF " I I K - The Sunset mayor, on approval of the council, tative of business-industry, someone Ruby Furner Morris, chairman of the successes with young people which, sistently high quality of educational sion. ' cating people just like you — and preparing kids for a . Club Will meet Tuesday at I'p m at appointed a new commissi6n ' from an adult day care facility, a New Uindon Recycling Comniillee although not always dramatic, are programs for children and youth in They will be: computer-oriented future An expandable computer with the .Senior Citizens Center Reser­ Town Attorney Edwin Lavitt will senior citizen or retired person, and a significant in number and in their The topic will be how to make our communities is a direct result of America: The Second Century — 1865 to the Present, a vations will be taken for a trip to the explain the duties and powers of a volunteer to do typing-secretarial effect on. the educational and per- ' available options that let it grow with you and your recycling more successful- in ihe ability, commitment and effort of second semester course in the U S. History which will be VISA Coachlight Theater special constable relative to the work for the committee The com­ Glastonbury teachers, ” he said. sonal growth of your students." family' #26-3001 • aired on Mondays and Wednesdays at 8:30 a m. or 6 p.m. TRS-80 13 Diagonal Color Video'Receiver Oceans — The Marine Environment, an introductory oceanography course which will be aired on Tuesdays and #26-3010, S399 CHARGE IT i ARTHUR DRUG STORES Thursdays at 8:30 a.m. or 6 p.m. Teamsters ratify contract at Sikorsky IMOSTSTORESl Designing Home Interiors, an introduction to the basic Ready-to-Run Program Paks M anchM tar Rockvilla Windsor STR.ATF'ORD I UPI I — Teamster union Officials of Sikorsky, a subsidiary ol Aircraft Group, another UTC subsidiary. UTC spokesman Frank J. Giusti principles of interior design which will be aired on Friday B42 Main 81. 40 MalnSt. 144 Broad SI. Chess «26-3050 39,95 members have ratified a contract thal United Technologies Corp said the new The lAM which represents 20,(X>0 vehemently denied Kiefer’s charge. ' mornings from 8 to 9 a m. (both programs) or Sunday Quasar Commandei.' i»26-3051 39.95 ’ covers about 6.600 workers a( Sikorsky agreement also includes increa.sed health workers at-the four plants, authorized its The early talks were taken at the Poly-VI-Sol SSt evenings from 6 to 7 p.m. (both programs.) Aircraft plants in Stratford and and life insurance and a new optical Personal Finance #26-3101 39.95 leaders to call for a vote strike if wage request of the Teamsters and the contract Brand Elach course will carry three credits and cost $30 plus Bridgeport medical plan, plus an additional holiday with the 1AM is "a totally separate Vitamins books. TV courses have three components: the TV M u s ic . #26-3151 29.95' talks break down and new contracts are Plastic Strips Workers voted Sunday 377-88 to accept a All employees will also receive a J125 not reached-dater this month agreement," he said Reg. or programs, texts and study guides, and the on-campus Joystick Controllers #26-3000 Pair 24.95 new three-year agreement that provides bonus because of the early settlement, Iron Box ol 30 lOOTaba ■ w seminars and exams. ■Hequi'us JOySlicki an average 35 percent wage hike and a 50 company officials said To provide greater flexibility in viewing times, an ad­ tor Vour FREE copy percent increase ^n the semi-annual cost The early contract ratification was ditional broadcast schedule will be available on most iColor TRS-80 Computer Catalog. of living adjustments viewed by Lou Kiefer, an official of the VICKS cable TV "Access” channels. The courses will be broad­ The current three-year pact ran until International Association of .Machinists, ■ M O ST cast at 9 a.m., noon, 6 p.m., and 9 p.m, beginning I .. Do.!:., qhack lor full intormation on 1983 with a wage reopener allowed by hh: Day Care I Visit your nearby Radio ^ ° , business, educa- as an attempt by UTC to undermine his .OelusI Liquid Antacid Tuesday, Jan. 20. The sch^ule will be: Tuesday - U.5. I TRS-80 computers and programs lor ous _____ February 1981 bufJ+ie company and union union's contract taiks covering production Antiflatuleflt Daytimo CoMa History; Wednesday - Oceanus; and Thursday • in s HO decided to begin reopener talks earlier viTirkers at four plants of Pratt & Whitney Madicina Designing Home Interiors. This schedule will be-in addi­ 1 tional and personaUuse^ I'"i i ..i i'i i'1 !-l I'-i t' '6 H R K t S ? 6 ox. tion to the CPTV schedule. Clergy sponsors fuel fund 4 9 I.ONEN l'in Coventry residents are Donations may be .sent to the Christmas S? 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Patriots Giants win Rangers Obituaries— terviews are planned to canvass Cassano. Among topics are Joint annual meeting Tuesday and un­ lose, drop on good arm tack loss roujnTolk people’s views on the day. system of tax collection and fire veils its work program for the com­ on Whalers marshals. The committee is out of lead Simms Robert E. Shores Sr. Edmund H. Perry 7 ing year there is little doubt what it Page 15 To honor the American Cancer The controversial creation of a prohibited, by Board of Directors will concentrate on. At the first Page 14 Page 14 VERNON - Robert B, Shores Sr., BRUNSWICK, Ga. - Edmund Society’s Great American Liaison Committee between the action,, from discussing the most 6ports meeting in the summer to begin a 27, of 275 South St., died Saturday. He Hallie P erry, 67, form erly of Smokeout Day, Thursday, lUing Town of Manchester and Eighth sensitive issue, the town’s sale of formulating a work program the was the husband of Janice Locke Manchester, Conn., died Friday after Junior High School students will be Utilities District has settled into a Buckland Firehouse to the district. project on almost every person’s Shores. a long illness. participating in a kissing booth discussion of "sensitive" issues When the East Hartford mind was the revitalization of the He was born in Hartford and had He lived in Manchester from 1982 event, while maiH)|i-tlja>atreet in­ reports Deputy Mayor Stephen Chamber of Commerce holds Its downtown area. ' lived in Vernon for nine years. He to 1979 and was a retired field service was formerly a resident of Coventry. representative of Pratt & Whitney Indians in upset He had worked for Southland Corp. Aircraft. * for the past three years. He was a 20-year veteran of the Besides his wife he leaves a son, Marine Corps. Town native Robert S. Shores Jr.; his mother, Funeral services and burial were Mrs. Hilda B. Shores of Vernon, in Georgia. three brothers, Lambert C. Shores of to be feted win He is survived by his wife, over Penney Florida; Johnny Shores of East Hart­ Elizabeth D. Perry: two sons, Ed­ Well, his prediction was a week sides call on the Tribe nullified an ap­ ford: and Roland Shores of West ment for 99 yards. McCluskey rushed mund Conant Perry of Menlo Park, for service late. » parent Knight interception and on the for 117 yards on 28 carries while Willington; and three sisters. Calif., and Lawrence Barron Perry But better late than never. next play a pass interference infrac­ Shirley Blake. Jane Shores and WINDSOR LOCKS-^ A testimonial sophomore Mark Allen at fullback of East Hartford. Conn.: a sister, Manchester High Football Coach tion gave Manchester a first down at also contributed some hard running Sheila Shores, all of Vernon. , dinner will be held Saturday at the Maida P. Bowen of Twin City; two Mike Simmons, who said his club the Penney 3. for the Indians funeral services were held this Howard Johnson Conference Center grandchildren and several nieces and “had an upset brewing,” was proved McCluskey, now under center, mis­ "We moved the ball, I was really for Virginia (Straughn) Connolly, morning. The Ladd Funeral Home. nephews 1(X) percent correct last Saturday as fired on first down but on second happy the way we came off the ball," 19 Ellington Ave.. had charge of who is retiring after serving for 10 Memorial contributions may be the Indian gridders upset Penney down he teamed with Flavell on an Simmons stated, "(And) Kevin arrangements. Burial was in North years as representative from the 16th made to the building fund of Altama High, 6-0, in CCIL football action at out pattern, similar to the winning Brophy in the first half threaded the Cemetery. Coventry. Assembly District. Presbyterian Church of Brunswick. the Knights' gridiron in East Hart­ play against Fermi, with the 6-foot-l, Mrs. Connolly, a native of needle. The first half we threw the ford. 160-pound senior wide receiver Joseph L. Slubenraurh Manchester, m ov^ to Simsbury in ball and the second half w e j^ i t and 'T m hoping for an upset. I want to making a nice diving stab. Mildred R. Oliver 1943 and has lived there since. After a ^threw sparingly andwwere SOI TH WINDSOR^ Joseph L go .500 and it would be one (win) on "It_ was nice concentration on his ELLINGTON - Mildred long career In public service to successful. " Stubenrauch, 76. of 1905 Ellington the way to three,” Simmons com­ Manchester, coming off a one­ Rockwell Oliver, of 31 South Road, Simsbury, she decided in 1079 to seek (Flavell) part," Simmons lauded. Road, died Saturday at Manchester mented last Thursday. Penney threatened on its first sided loss to Simsbury, turned things died Saturday at St Francis Hospital election to the state House of Memorial Hospital. He was the hus­ And it came to pass as the Silk possession but a drive inside the In­ around. " Simsbury is bigger all the and Medical Center Representatives. band of the late Eleanor S Towners, in what has almost become dian 20 was derailed by a Paul Kleef way around than Penney, " Simmons She was born in East Windsor and She has won every race since then Stubenrauch a trademark, tallied in the final fumble recovered by Manchester’s explained. "‘And-this was a different had lived in this area all of her life. with an increasing plurality, gar­ He was born in South Windsor and minute to register their third win in Ken Miffitt. She leaves three daughters. Marion nering support frb'm Democrats as kind of offense we were facing Plus had been a lifelong resident. He was eight outings. They scored with 29 The Knights had a golden oppor­ Gero of St Petersburg, Fla , Ruth well as fellow Republicans. things clicked and we played well" a member of Wapping Community seconds to go on a Paul McCluskey to tunity in the third stanza as Rene Church He was employed by Colt Bomely of Wales. Mass, and Betty A nurse, Mrs. Connolly received a " The Silk Towners will try to take Drew Flavell 3-yard flip to hand Kleef pounced on a loose pigskin at another step closer to the 500 level Firearms for many years, retiring Conklin of Ellington, two step­ bachelor's degree in biochemistry Penney its'third loss in 10 outings. the Indian 19. But the Manchester Saturday when they battle CCIL foe about 25 years ago. He was active in daughters. Elizabeth Schultz bf En­ from St. Joseph College and has done The Knights, with the setback, fell defense, with big plays from Duff Windham High in Willimantic at the Hartford YMCA He also was a field and Phyllis Newton of post-graduate work in public health, to 5-3 in the CCIL and saw their hopes and nose guard Mike Greenleaf, 1:30. member of the Archeological Society Higganum: a brother. Herbert care and administration. of at least a share of the league pushed the Knights back to the of Connecticut Rockwell of Bloomfield: and several Medical services and their costs Statistics: championship dashed. Simsbury, a Manchester 26 where it took over. He leaves two sisters. Mrs. Dorcas grandchildren M P were among Mrs. Connolly’s chief 14-7 victor over Windham, clinched "The defense played exceptionally Benjamin of East Hartford and Mrs. Funeral services will be held concern in her legislative career, but 70 Offensive plays 49 at least a tie for the title at 7-2. well," Simmons stated, "The key Nellie Mession of Windsor and 15 Tuesday at 11 a m from Wesley she also devoted time attending to 20 First downs 11 t Manchester's other two wins came was after the fumble stopping them. 113 nieces and nephews United Methodist Ghurch, Warehouse , corrections, welfare, and budget. 173 Yds. rushing in the final 10 seconds (14-13 over We could have given up a quick score 48 Funeral services will be Point Burial will be in Springdale'^ Tickets for the testimonial, which 102 ' Yds. passing Elast Hartford) and 24 seconds (18-15 Wednesday at 11 a m at Samsel Cemetery Friends may call at the ■ i begins at 6.30 p.m. may be obtained but we didn’t. 275 Total yards 161 over Fermi). Funeral Home. 419 Buckland Road. J M. Bassinger Funeral Home. 37 from Marion Walker in Simsbury at “The entire defense played well, it 11-18 Passing 3-7 - The Indians' winning touchdown made the big plays. (Steve) Shrider, South Windsor Burial will be in Wap­ Gardner St . Warehouse Point, today 658-5727 or Florence Laughlin, 658- 0 Interceptions by 3 Greenleaf. Miffitt and Chris ping Cemetery Friends may call at from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p m. Making a selection 5222. surge was set up by a Larry Duff 12-90 Penalties 5-34 Schaeffer at anchor end played an the funeral home Tuesday from 7 to 9 Former Senator Lewis B. Rome Gamers only scoring play fumbled punt recovery at the Penney 1 Fumbles lost 2 Leigh Anne Petrowski, left, a student at excellent game.” p m Memorial contributions may be Maria R. Broun volunteer. The books were distributed to will be master of ceremonies. 17 after the Knights' Phil St. Pierre 3-38.7 Punting 3-48 3 The secondary of Duff, Shawn made to Wapping Community rOLLANI)— Maria R Brown. 76. Naubuc ScHTool, Glastonbury, makes a book Kindergarten and Grade 1 students at the Drew Flavell of Manchester just made it High last Saturday in East Hartford. (Herald lost control. That came with 54 Church. South Windsor of Crystal Lake Road, died Sunday at selection during the distribution of books at school through the Reading is Fundamental into the end zone after catching pass which photo by Piijite)’-' seconds left. Spears and Peter Gurney also drew Austin defaults McCluskey, operating at tailback, praise from Simmons. Manchester Memorial Hospital after the school Friday afternoon. Assisting her program and the cooperation of the Naubuc Vernoncops gave his team upset 6-0 decision over Pennev Philip J. Tierney a long illness gained seven and five yards on two "This was a big win for us: We still EAST LAKE WOODLANDS, Fla. with the selection is Ann Sampson, parent School PTA. (Photo by Strickland) carries for a first down at the Penney have a shot at a .500 season," Sim­ (UPI) — Tracy Austi,n said she EAST HARTFORD- Philip J She was born in Woonsocket, R 1 , mons commented, "The kids played played hurt all the way through the Tierney. 83. of Wind Road, died moving to this area many years ago. list arrests 5, He picked up two more before the Knight defense stopped him for no with confidence. Penney has some semifinals of the $125,000 East Lake Saturday at Manchester Memorial She leaves a daughter, Mrs Roger VERNON - Peter M. Hoffman, 32, Courtemanche of Vernon: three UConns end on high note gain. excellent people. " Woodlands Open Tennis tourney, but Hospital. He was the husband of of Pine Drive, Ellington, was Two illegal procedure calls on Manchester had the edge in total then the pain of an injured hamstring Bridget Carew Tierney sisters. Miss Leona Audin of At- Ella’s condition good charged Saturday with driving while - HARTFORD (UPI) - Head Coach with his name put to three new season finale for the winless Connec­ Manchester pushed it back to the y ard s over P enney. 275-161. forced her to default her singles He was born in Cashes. Codnty tawagan. Mrs Charles Butts of under the influence of liquor or drugs Walt Nadzak says the University of marks and junior quarterback Ken ticut school which had won only one Knight 13 followed by an incomplete Sophomore Indian QB Kevin Brophy championship match to Andrea Tipperary. Ireland, and had lived in Killingly. and Mrs Paul Lebreac of HARTFORD (UPl) ^ Gov. Ella He said she planned to handle state term in November 1974. Connecticut Huskies launched the or both, and failure to drive in the Sweitzer taking away another. game last season. pass bringing up fourth down. Ah off­ was 10-for-l6 in the passing depart­ Jaeger. the Hartford area for the past 54 Putnam. 14 grandchildren. 12 great­ Grasso. who was operated on for business from her Hospital bed as she DeBear said, "As far as we can right-hand lane. The arrest was school into a new era in footlull this The team rolled up another 13 new Southern Connecticut State College had when she underwent the years Before his retirement he was grandchildren. and a great-great­ cancer eight months ago, was listed tell, " the phlebitis wasn't related to made in connection with a one-car season — and he has 17 schbo] and school records in team and-individual capped its first winning season since hysterectomy. employed as a buyer at the former grandchild. and several nieces and in good condition today at Hartford gastritis and fatigue the governor has accident on Talcott Ave., Rockville. New England records to back up his marks and tied three with four of 1976 with a 5-0 win over Central nephews Lt. Gov. William O'Neill, who has Brown Thompson Department Store Hospital where she was undergoing suffered since undergoing He allegedly struck a tree. Court contention. those honors going to Eccleston and Connecticut State College. The win in Hartford for 33 years He was Funeral services will be Tuesday treatment for phlebitis in her left leg. been filling in for the Democratic precautionary cancer radiation date is Nov. 24. Split end Reggie Eccleston caught three to Sweitzer. put Southern’s record at 5-4-1, while Hornets surprise foe at 10 15 a m from the Tocchetti governor at social events since April, employed after that, at Lux Bond ■'She's resting comfortably, " her treatments, which ended July 4. Mark Hall, 23, of 115 Wells Road, nine passes for 229 yards and four "Coming into the game we felt we Central finished at 3-7. E'uneral Home. 200 W Main St . Staf­ Green & Stevens of Hartford for the gynecologist. Dr. Joseph Russo, said was to meet with her today in the The governor's physician. Dr. Elast Windsor, was charged Sunday touchdowns Saturday as UConn could score a lot,” Nadzak said. "Our The University of Lowell look iU past 15 years He was a member of ford Springs with a mass of Christian today. "She's showing steady im­ hospital. Joseph N. Russo II, of Hartford, had with reckless driving. He allegedly crowned its best season since 1973 personnel matched up well with their second win of its season at the St Rose Church. East Hartford burial at 11 15 a m at St Edward's provement. She's responding well to The two-term governor at a news prescribed medicatidh and bed rest struck a tree on Franklin St. Court with a 58-30 win over the University defense. Finishing at 7-3 is a real expense of the University of New Besides his wife he leaves a son. Church Burial will be in Union the medication and she's still conference earlier this month angrily w itirthe leg elevated — Uie usual date is Nov. 24. of Rhode Island. thrill. It’s a start on a new decade, an with Mott starring Haven 20-10. The game was the Kevin C Tierney of Hebron, a Cemetery. Moosupt Friends may call expected to be hospitalized 10 to 12 denied rumors she planned to resign treatment for phlebitis, a vein in­ Helene Norige, 54, of 30 Nye St., With the Huskies’ hopes (or a share era in UConn football." season's last for both schools with concentration. ” he added. next month for health reasons and let Mark Scaritto scored on an 11-yard daughter. Sheila Tierney of Chevy at the funeral home today from 7 to 9 days " flammation. Rockville, was charged Sunday with of the Yankee Conference title The win gave the Huskies a 3-2 stan­ Lowell finishing at 2-6^1 and New By LOU PUMA East Hartford killed any chances p m O'Neill serve out her term which run on East Hartford’s next posses­ Chase. Md a brother. Patrick J "She's good this morning, respon­ disorderly conduct in connection with dashed a week earlier by Boston ding in the Yankee Conference while Haven standing at 6-3-1. Correspondent sion. Dan Pandiscia booted the extra of a Wethersfield comeback when Mrs Grasso, slowed since an April ends in January 1982 Tierney in Ij; eland, two St. Bridget ding well to the medication," deBear a distrubance at her apartmenL She University, the season finale was a Rhode Island fell to 2-8 overall and 0- The U.S. Coast Guard Academy Senior quarterback Pete Mott point to give the Hornets a 13-7 lead Mott and Earle teamed up once 3 hysterectomy to remove a cancer said. "Dr. Russo said as is standard time for rewriting the record books. threw three touchdown passes grandchildren, and a great­ MANCHEsrER — St Bridget's DeBear laid the rumors on political was taken to Rockville H wral 5 in the conference. finished its season on a sour note going into the halftime lockerroom. again, this time on a 20-yard pass grandchild from her right ovary and subsequent in cases like this, he'll keep her in the ’The team broke (our New England leading East Hartford High to a 26-14 Social Club will sponsor a Polish mischief by her opponents Mrs Hospital and later transfem d to In other weekend games, Maine with a 26-16 loss to Hofstra Universi­ A 50-yard kickoff return by the Pandiscia's second PAT closed out Funeral services will be Tuesday radiation therapy, was expect^ to hospital for about 10 days, keep her records and tied one, wiUi Elccleston upset victory over the Elagles of Night Dinner Dance Saturday. Music spend about 10 days in the hospital, Grasso not only deni^ the rumors, Norwich State Hospital. Court date is Maritime Academy crushed Western ty. Hofstra tied its 1967 season record Eagles set up their second touchdown the scoring at 8 15 a m from the Callahan on the medication and keep track of Nov. 25. ending his college gridiron career Connecticut State College 42-14 in the Wethersfield High in CCIL football East Hartford’s defense was super will be provided by Johnny Prytko's her pre?s secretary said Sunday. but added she might seek a third .of 8-2 while Coast Guard ended at 2-8. on the first series of the second half. Funeral Home. 1602 Mam St . East her." action Saturday morning in with John Vlattas playing his best Band and a buffet will be prepared by Larrye deBear said the 61-year-old Mark K. Whitford, 19, of Cook Quinn rolled in from the 5-yard line Hartford with a fSass of Christian term in 1982. DeBear said Mrs. Grasso was in Wethersfield. game of the season as he recorded 13 the Garden Grove Caterers Dona­ governor was taken from the Gover­ Road, Bolton, was charged Saturday for- his second TD run of the contest burial at 9 a m at St Rose Church Mrs.. Grasso. the daughter of good spirits "considering the fact with failure to drive a reasonable dis­ The upset loss spoiled tackles along with an interception. tion IS llO'for members and $20 for nor's Residence to the hospital late Italian immigrants, was the first and fifth in two weeks. Burial will be in St .Mary s she's just been told she's going to be tance apart. He was involved in a gives Yale little extra Wethersfield’s hopes of sharing the Wethfersfield's Frank Bradley added Scaritto, John Barile and Tim Marsh non-members For more information Saturday night when she began Cemetery Friends may call at the women to become a governor in her spending the next 10 days in the two-car accident on Route 30. Court CCIL championship as it fell to 6-3 in each were credited with eight ■phone Shirley at 643-5836 having pains in her left leg. had won five straight, lost to Yale for the two-point conversion to make it funeral home from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 own right when elected to her first hospital." date is Nov. 28! BOSTON (UPI) - He has been record held by John Pagliaro and his the league and overall. Simsbury, a tackles. the 14th straight time and slipped to 14-13. pm I.adieH Guild Joseph A. Cosgrove,' 52, of 29 doing it for them all season, but with 18-yard scoring run in the third 14-7 winner over Windham, clinched Quinn was 6for-13 (or 57 yards period gave Yale a comfortable 25-7 3-3 in the league. Mott, who had a brilliant day at QB MANCHESTER - The Ladies George Drive, Vernon, was charged the Ivy League title on the line. Rich a share of the title at 7-2. passing in the losing effort (or lead. Yale has now either won or shared completing 15 out of 21 passes for 260 Guild of St Mary s Episcopal Church Saturday with driving while under Diana reached for something extra. East Hartford moves to 3-5 in the Wethersfield. ' ‘ tiurd of Tliunkr, ‘‘That was a very important the Ivy title 10 time's - four times in yards, hit Pandiscia with a 17-yard will meet Thursday at 11 a m Book week events slated the influence of liquor or drugs or The stellar Yale tailback rushed 'league and 3-6 overall with the sur­ East Hartford now has off until NVp wish U) U unl nil u( i)ur fn«*nds Ami nnKhburs touchdown. Princeton had the wind the last five years.-The Elis clinched touchdown toss which gave the for their rnany Acts of kindness And lympAthv shown both. He was alleg^ly involved in a for a career high 165 yards and one prising victory. Thanksgiving Day morning when it .Members should' bring sandwiches MANCHESTER - Thursday will Egg Drop. " Seventh and ninth grade, protect the egg as it travels from the with them and it was important for the crown outright last year with a Hornets a lead they never to us durm^e our receni bereAvement * and dessert Beverages will be one-car accident at Irene Drive and touchdown on 34 carries Saturday to It didn’t Uke long for the Hornets visits crosstown Penney High in the The KArmlv of Kmil PilUrd L find filing Junior High School students are invited to invent a con­ school's roof to the ground. win over Princeton. relinquished. Marjorie Lane.’ Police said he ran lead the Elis to a 25-13 win over us to control the ball and score. That to get started as they took an early annual battle at 10:30 The Bush KAmilv served celebrating National Book Week and tainer —the space capsule —which Containers will be judged on ap­ But while Yale is alone at tt\p top Victorious Hornet Coach Jim into a tree. Court date is Nov. 24. Princeton for a share of the Ivy was the difference this week, we con­ lead on a 50-yard TD strike from National Education'^eek with will be able to protect a raw egg —the propriateness, originality and effec- this week, it could end up sharing the Dakin remarked joyously, "This was Joseph E. Toczyeolowski, 17, of 10 League title. The win ups Yale’s Ivy trolled the ball," said Eli coach Mott to leading receiver Terry Earle Statistics: balloons, rockets and simulated astronaut —as it travels through tivenessm Carm Cozza, who has had a share of league title with three other teams if the kind of game East Hartford High W space capsules space to its landing. Gem Drive, Vernon, was charged mark to 5-1 and they can clinch the ti­ in the first quarter. The extra point was capable of playing all season EH Police arrest man Burger King in Manchester has tle outright next week with a win eight Ivy titles irt.16 years at Yale. it loses to Harvard. The Crimson, attempt was no good and East Hart­ The Reeding Department and . This activity is intended to Saturday with reckless driving. 11 First downs 8 donated certificates good for one free “ We faced an awful lot of pressure Cornell and Dartmouth all won to ford settled ■fS’r a 6-0 lead. long. 225 Media Center are sponsoring two stimulate reading in the areas of Arrested on the same charge was over Harvard in "The Game.” “In previous games this season we 112 Yds rushing hamburger to each winner. this week. Princeton is an excellent move to 4-2. If they all win next Greg Sticka's 60-yard run to tha< 57 contests this week. C)ne contest in­ science and in particular, the study Robert A. Laudadlo, 16, of 40 Yale’s only two losses this year ^made a few foolish mistakes but 260 Yds. passing team,” Cozza added. weekend, there would be a four-way Hornet 8 set up Wethersfield's first 282 after armed sti*uggle volves 200 children from all gj"ade of space travel. Concluding ceremonies with a Ridgewood Drive. The arrests were have been when the opposition has Saturday was a complete tur­ 372 Total yards Also scoring "for Yale were captain tie for the title, a first in Ivy League 6-13 levhls who were selected in a random Students are to draw upon their bang, six rockets constructed by made in connection with a Skinner somehow managed to derail Diana, score with quarterback-Erin (Juinn naround. We d id n ’t do much 15-21 Passing MAM.HEbTER - A 21-year-o)d including a 24-6 defeat last week to John Nitti on a 1-yard run, Tony history. Dartmouth visits Princeton covering the rest of the distance to 1 knife and then jumped on him and drawing knowledge of math, science, and art members of filing's power Road incident. Court date is Nov. 24. differently today, but our players 1 Interception by man was found holding a knife to his wrestled The officer turned Cornell. But Princeton could do little Jones on a field goal and Curtis and Cornell hosts Penn. square matters at 6-all in the second 6-60 Penalties 4-45 These students will participate in a to develop a .environment which will mechanics (class will <>e fired. James P. Egan, 38, of 131 Michael Harvard stayed in the chase with a just played with high intensity and mothers; throat when police Hagenow on his stomach and hand- Drive, East Hartford, was charged to stop the workhorse Junior. His 34 Grieve on a 10-yard scoring pass quarter. "Vote for Books" balloon launch. 28-17 victory over Penn. responded to a domestic quarrel cuffeS him police said Saturday with driving while under carries were one shy of the school from John Rogan. Princetoii, which summons on' Bidwell St . according Self-addressed post cards will be at­ Mrs Hagenow was taken to the influence of liquor or drugs or to Manchester Police reports tached to the helium-filled balloons, Manchester Memorial Hospital, Baskets short of goal both. He was allegedly involved in a David Hagenow. 295 Bidwell St „ listing students' names and the titles bleeding from her mouth and with of their favorite books. Prizes will be MANLHESTER - The to purchase meat, potatoes and fresh two-car accident on'Route 83. Court Glastonbury explodes was arrested and charged with severe eye bruises, police said awarded for the balloon traveling the Thanksgiving basket program of the fruit is appreciated date is Nov. 24. attempted assault in the first degree, • X M } assault in the second degrft and farthest and,for the first postcard to Manchester Area Conference of MACC officals remind those Christopher G. McMahon, 17, of 16 recklessendangerment Reappeared Brief escape be returned, regardless of the dis­ Churches is still 33 baskets short of sharing to pack no open boxes, and to Vineta Drive, Vernon, was charged in court today, police said tance it traveled. the 170 need for disbursement to inspect cans carefully if they have Saturday with first-depee criminal ENFIELD iL'PIl — A Coventry Students will also be asked to vote been sitting for any period of time on trespassing. Police said the arrest and trounces Rockville When police responded Saturday to elderly, handicapped, and low- man was back in custody today at the for their favorite book, and explain shelves. Cans without la ^ ls, bulging took place at the Dairy Queen on the domestic quarrel at the Hagenow income families. Coakley pounced on the loose pigskin. two-point conversion to slice the minimum security Connecticut why it is their choice Students may Route 83. Court date is Nov. 25. home they heard a female cryirtg, ac­ They are scheduled to go for single or rusted are not used. By MARTIN DICKAU The Tomahawks took advantage deficit to 16-14 with 9:20 left Correctional Institution alter his choose to be Readacrats (the donkey family units (elderly or disabled) and Gayle E. Shea, 23, of Mount Vernon cording to police reports After the J Correspondent this time with QB D.J. Patenaude But Glastonbury then exploded. It brief stmt of freedom was ‘egded by symbol, and also that of the Drive, Vernon, was charged Satur-. police requested entry they heard a single parent mothers with one child. Counseling Center Glastonbury High exploded for 83 flipping a 5-yard TD pass to Todd took the ensuing-kickoff and scored an alert prison guard Democratic party) or Booklicans day with driving while under the in­ female, later identified as Helen A community wide food collection yards and two touchdowns on only on one play, a 77-yard TD bomb from Prison Superintendent Richard (the elephant symbol and also known fluence of liquor or drugs or both. Proffitt. Hagenow, pleading, to ' Open the to fill' both Thanksgiving and Christ­ MANCHESTER - The four plays in the fourth quarter to The Rams, on Homecoming Day, Patenaude to Barlow The touchdown Steinert said Patrick Bartlett, 22, as the Republican party's mascot). Court date is Nov. 24. door and let them see I'm ok" mas baskets is being sponsored by Counseling Center at Manchester take a 31-14 decision over Rockville fought back with a 64-yard drive that came 30 seconds after the Rockville was discovered missing about 8 p m. Two winners, a Readacrat and a Further requests, and threatening students at Manchester High School, Community College provides suppor­ Meeting in Hchools High in CVC football action Saturday consumed eight minutes and 20 score. A Thomas interception at the Sunday He was captured about 90 Booklican, will be chosen from each to break open the ^ oot. brought no beginning today and ending Friday. tive services (or students who have plays. Ram quarterback Steve Ram 6 set up the Tomahawks final minutes later when a guard saw hini grade level, • MANCHESTER — A represen­ in Rockville. further response, police said Food may be dropped off at the main any physical or learning restriction, X Turnovers gave the Tomahawks Parker connect^ on a 23-yard strike score. Patenaude and'Proffitt hooked hitchhiking near the Massachusetts Winners of both contests will tative of an organization that seeks to According to the report, police entrance anytime between 7:30 a'.m. permanent or temporary. Services the edge in what otherwise was a to tight end Dan Chapman for the up for a 3-yard score with Patenaude border receive,^ certificate (or ten best­ and ^p.m. minimize worldwide starvation met officers kicked open the door which available include: scbedulinj<, very close contest. TD. Rockville tried for a go-ahead throwing to Mike Ganley for the two- Bartiett was serving a 2''aflo5-year selling paperback books of their E S ^ ially needed are high protein registration, testing, assistance in with students in town schools today. led to the kitchen Mrs Hagenow Mike Farmer, of Oxfan America in The Victory moves Glastonbury to two-point conversion but was stopped point conversion for the final term for third-degree burglary. choice, courtesy of Buried Under foods such as instant milk, tuna fish, obtaining transportation, parking, called to police that her son had a Boston, will meet with students 3-1 in the CVC and 7-2 overall and sets short, preserving Glastonbury's 7-6 reading knife The officer drew his weapon Steinert said Bookstore of Manchester. hash, stews, canned meats, pastas, library services and tutoring. Glastonbury did not turn the ball . To official launch students into the attending Manchester High School, the stage for the regular season lead. " and entered the bedroom and instant puddings. For more information contact; finale against Newington High in A Proffitt interception at‘ the over once while Rockville had five world of reading, Illing’s Science Charles E. Regan or Frieda St. John and Bennet and Illing Junior high Hagenow was lying on the bed. Fruit and fruit juices, and cereal Newington at 1:30. Tomahawk 8, returned 58 yards, turnovers, three leading to Back to work Department is planning "Operation schools. holding his mother with a 12 inches products are also needed, but money at the Counseling Center, ext. 221. Newington, 8-1 overall, sits atop reversed the momentum from Tomahawk scores. knife Jo her throat, according to PLAINVILLE (UPI) - More than Temple Chapter the co n feren ce at 4-0 and a Rockville to Glastonbury. Five plays f Patenaude was 4-for-ll for 118 police reports r- 600 Workers headed back to work MANCHESTER- Past Matrons * Tomahawk win would give them a later Patenaude snuck in from the yards and tWS* touchdowns Parker The officer sheathed his weapon tixlay at the Marlin-Rockwell Divi­ Police probe theft of gear Association of Temple Chapter will share of the championship. one-inch line to make it 13-6 with 2:14 was 8-for-15 for 69 yards and also two after threats from Hagenow. Then sion of TRW Inc. with a newly meet at the home of Mrs. John Reig, Rockville, 1-3 in the CVC and 3-6 left in the half, TDs but was intercepted three times. the officer jumped on the bed and a ratified three-year contract. SOUTH WINDSOR Statistics: South Daniel Sullivan, 20, of 25 Sharon entered and 12 chain saws, valued at 2 Eastland.-Drive, Wednesday at 8 overall, fum bl^ the opening kickoff Glastonbury added a 20-yard Chris i scuffle began, according to police United Auto Workers Local 197 Windsor Police are investigating the Drive, South Windsor, was charged p.m. with Glastonbury’s Ricardo Lijoso Thomas field goaf in the third G R $3,000, were stacked up, apparently 6 The officer broke the 21-year-old's members voted 400-32 on Sunday to of fho theft of $2,00^worth of Saturday with possession of a Guest speaker will be M. Naomi recovering at the Ram 18, The quarter to make it 16>6. The three- 5 First downs hold on the kitchen knife and he ran ready to be taken out. The n atter is 113 approve the pact and end a four-week electronic testing equipment, cannabis-type substance (less than 4 Foster, who served 29 years at the Tomahawks, however, failed to pointer .was set up by a 25-yard option 62 Yds. rushing out of the’ bedroom, according to under, investigation. 69 strike The contract carried annual oz.) He was released on a $250 non­ America.i Collegiate Institute in Iz­ capitalize with a field goal attempt pass from halfback Brad Barlow to 118 Yds. passing police reports Picking up yardage the hard way 182 9 5 percent wage hikes and a cost-of- Police said the equipment was surety bond (or appearance in court Susan Garland, 22, of 27F Amato mir, Turkey under the auspices of the flying wide of the goalposts. Jeff Conner. 180 Total yards He returned with the knife and living increase reported taken from a car parked in in Manchester on Nov. 24. Drive, was charged Sunday with On its next pQ««ssion Rockville The Rams came back as Parker 4-11 Passing 8-15 "came at" the officer The officer United Church Board for World Manchester High running back Paul action in East Hartford. Three Knights get The plant's 627 workers began the Gerber Scientific lot on Kelly Police said they were called to breath of peace. Police said they Ministries. She is a native of failed to move and. was forced to completed a 23-yard pass to Chap­ 3 Interceptions by 0 took his club and a fight began. returning to work today with Road. The alleged theft occurred Sudden Service Corp. 850 Sullivan responded to a complaint of a loud Manchester and is presently retired McCluskey (43) gained a few yards, and set to lend Madden a hand. (Herald photo by punt. However, punter Paul Meyers man, ran for 40 yards and capped the 0 Fumbles lest 2 The officer hit Hagenow on the assembly line employees due back on Friday sometime between 8 a.m. and Avenue, Saturday morning. Police~ Soing on on Armata Drive, and living in^ Q’l“'»'bia and pounds, as Penney High defender Mike Pinto) fumbled the snap with Glastonbury drive with a 5-yard TD pass to Chap­ 3-12 Penalties . 3-23 right arm, forcing him to drop the the job Tuesday and Wednesday. 4 p.tn. said the place had apparentlv bwn Her court date is Nov. 24. Manchester. ' Madden (62) gets him from behind in gridiron recovering at the Ram 14. Chris man. Parker fired to Meyers for the 5-36.6 Punting 3-43,3

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(V Rangers end skid Patriots fall victim to Rams y i’ victimized New England player. it was the defense,” said Rams FOXBORO. Mass )UPI) - Last L A. with six tackles and five assists. Buffalo in the AFC East. The Bills, The Pats had another chance at the "The flea-flicker was the big quarterback Vince Ferragamo, who end of the quarter, but LeRoy Irvin week, they had run all over Southern ■We've been there before. " who beat Cincinnati, meet New play, " said Rams Coach Ray hit on 14 of 28 passes for 164 yards intercepted Grogan at the L.A. 11 and ^ California chasing a rookie quarter- New England entered the game as England next Sunday. Malavasi. "It was the first time we , and one touchdown. "They ^d a returned it 80 yards, nearly scoring ■;v.' '** back in futility the NFL's second most productive "I don't think our confidence is used it and it was designed for this team. Last week, they had scored 34 shaken. We moved the ball but super job. We all came together In on the final play of the half. and rout Whalers They had given up 470 yards, lost to game.” the second half and we showed a lot Los Angeles opened the second half a* mediocre Miami team and raised points in a losing effort against nothing went right,” said New The rest was left up to the Rams NEW YORK I UPI) — It was a classic case of the prised he did not wilt. of poise, bouncing back from last with a 55-yard drive, capped by a 29- ¥ f u* questions about character and poise Houston, the top-rated defense in the England quarterback Steve Grogan. defense. They allowed New England resistable force meeting the movable object, and the "I'm surpri.sed I could give him the extra shifts and it week.” yard Frank Corral field goal to cut So the Los Angeles Rams decided AFC, "We gave it our best shot and have just 43 yards in five series and forced struggling New York Rangers were not claiming 'didn't hurt him, " Shero said. "He's stronger than I The Rams took a 7-0 le ^ with 42 the deficit to 14-10. The two teams to make amends Sunday and the New But the Rams, whose seven nothing to be ashamed of. Give the the Ivory fumble. And as if to drive it anything grander than victory. thought he would be. " seconds left injl)ef4caL()*urter on a exchanged punts before the Rams England Ptriots became reluctant straight NFC West titles can be Rams credit.” , ' all home, they sacked Grogan on The Rangers Sunday night ended their nine-game Hedberg. who scored four goals in the Rangers' last 10-yard searing pass from started their winning drive. victims credited to their defense, had three The Rams held a 17-14 lead into the New England's last play, forcing a winless streak that d a t^ back to Oct. 26 by defeating the victory over Detroit in October, credited Maloney with sacks, intercepted two passes and Ferragamo to Victor Hicks. Grogan Taking over on the New England 47 The Rams, holding New England.to fourth quarter, but New, England fumble which they recovered. nM Hartford Whalers 7-3, and the best they could say about breaking up the Rangers' listless attiude ,' matched that with a 3S-yarder to Don after an 18-yard punt, Ferragamo 202 total yards, rallied Sunday for a caused general confusion with blit­ twice failed on excellent scoring op­ "We stopped them from con­ the game was that they won, "If they asked me if 1 had a favorite hockey player, it's zing on almost every play. And the Hasselbeck midway through the se­ handed off to Cullen Bryant, who 17-14 victroy to stay in the hunt in the portunities. They blew their first trolling the ball,” said L.A. defensive "We just needed a win,” said Anders Hedberg, who Don Maloney,” Hedberg said.*"He's doing everything cond quarter. It was Hasselbeck's then slipped the ball back to the NFC West The triumph upped the Patriots didn't help their own cause chance when Horace Ivory fumbled end Fred Dryer. “When you do that, notched his second hat trick of the season and assisted on right. He makes very few mistakes He has a lot of seventh catch of the year and his first quarterback. Ferragamo then con­ Rams' record to 7-4, one game by fumbling deep in U A territory in on the L A. 2-yard line. TTie second that takes away half their offense. It another Ranger goai. "I feit pretty good before the game. character and he's spreading it around. in eight games. nected on a 44-yard gain with Preston behind Atlanta the fourth quarter, just 72 inches shy time, they lost four yards in three was an emotional game and the There were too many indications that we had been star­ "He always comes out with the puck in a crowd. Figure A Steve Nelson interception set up ■'The defense has always been the of the winning touchdown plays, and John Smith's 47-yard field Dennard. human element showed. We were ting to play well. We played better and created some that out. I've tried to. Thank God we've got him. " The loss dropped New England to New England's second touchdown "I had the play covered, but I think backbone of this team, said goal was short. ready." chances." Hedberg, who leads the Raftgers with 12 goals, opened linebacker Jack Rcvnolds. wheeled 7-4 and out of a first-place tie with "If you ask me who won the game 5:50 later on a 1-yard dive by Grogan. the wind blew it," said Tim Box, the The Rangers, now 4-12-3, had not had a longer winless the scoring at 7:51 of the first period by skating down the streak since 1976. But while New York's stretch of inep­ right side, 'cutting around Whalers' defenseman A1 Sims titude ended, Hartford extended its winless streak to and shoveling the puck past Holland eight games. Hedberg scored in the second period on a power play at “ It was our worst game of the year, " Whaler coach 4 24 with a 20-footer and rapped his outburst in the third Three touchdown passes Don Blackburn said. "We iet them do anything they when he knocked in the rebound of a shot by Ron wanted." Greschner, The Rangers wanted to score Sunday, and they came ■ fve had two good nights, Hedberg said, referring to out with their sticks drawn from the opening period. New his pair of hat tricks "But otherwise it's been pretty dry One on one situation won by goalie I had a few more chances to score Some guys do put in m fi to Gray paces Giants York sent an avaianche of 46 shots toward rookie goalie Terry O'Reilly of the Bruins unsuccessfully during first period last night at Boston Ken Holland as it opened a 5-0 second-period iead and every chance, but I'm not one of them coasted to the win. Hartford got its only goals by Tom Rowe. Mark Howe EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. (UPI) Simms, who hit 17-of-33 passes But sfmms and Gray hooked up Garden, (UPI photo) tried to jam the puck into the Philadelphia, Left wing Don Maioney, whooniy last Friday returned and Nick Fotiu — Earnest Gray isn't seeing double 322 yards in his second straight stan­ again late ip the half, capping an 80- net and behind goalie Phil Myre's stick to the Rangers' lineuo after recovering from 'We needed a win badly." said Ranger goalie Doug 4 anymore and suddenly the New York dout game, also notices the yard drive with a 20-yard 'TD as Gray Soetaert "Elvcrybody was picking up the checking and mononucieosis, scored one goal on a beautiful cross-ice Giants have a brighter vision of the differences Friede has wrought. beat Hood again down the right side pass from Phil Esposito and added three assists Coach there were a lot of positive things everyone was r ^ future. for a 14-7 halftime lead. "Mike's making great catches out Fred Shero gave Maloney plenty of ice time and was sur­ scoring goals " Gray, the Giants' talented but there and Earnest has been doing "Simms played a great game,” erratic second-year pro, caught four things better recently,” said Simms. said New York Coach Ray Perkins. Class M swim title touchdown passes on Opening Day "I threw a couple of passes today "We've had the same good feeling but had gone eight games without a that I tfiought would be in­ two weeks in a row and the players score until last week's upset of completions but Friede caught them. have to get the credit — they're the Bruins riding high Dallas, as opponents slapp^ him We all have a lot more confidence ones making the plays." with double coverage. ■> now." Simms had a 4-yard TD flip to Gray eaptured by Catholic The emergence of free agent The brash Giants took the Packers with 3:46 left in the third period as V.J receiver Mike Friede, however, has by surprise on their first play when New York went ahead 21-7 but the The pre-season notion was the East a time of 1:10.66, her clocking a new Connecticut State College in New injected life into the lethargic Packers responded quickly with an Catholic High girls' swimming team school record. following slow start Simms found Gray streaking down Haven. Giants' offense and Gray has reaped the right sideline ahead of Estus BOyard drive. Lynn Dickey, who hit had picked up the additipnal power to Viola also secured a second place­ “It was a team effort all the way," the rewards — catching three Hood and hit him for a 50-yard 20-of-36 passes for 331 yards, capped be a bigger factor in state competi­ ment in the 50-yard freestyle with remarked Eaglette Coach Ralph NEW YORK (UPI) - The said Boston coacli Gerry Cheevers Gretzky scoring one goal " and touchdown passes from Phil Simms touchdown and a 7-0 lead at 1:37 the march with a 4-yard scoring toss tion. teammate Toni Hempel sixth in the Viola, "I believe this was well whispers are beginning in Boston — ' I'm seeing a change in attitude asijisting on two others'for E7dmon- Sunday to lead New York to a 27-21 "I don't think they were expecting to Ellis And that belief was borne out event, ' ' deserved fbr the kids and for the the Bruins may be back. around here and more confidence ton Gretzky and rookie Charles Bud­ triumph over Green Bay. that from us on the first play of the ■ A 29-yard pass to Friede set up Joe Saturday as the Eaglettes, third in Lynne Dakin was also fourth in the program. We've worked hard for five The Bruins, who started the season We re more determined ' dy scored in the first and Paul Coffey "Mike takes the pressure off me,” game," said Simms. "We decided Danelo's 24-yard field goal early in both 1978 and "79, captured the 1980 200-yard IM while her sister, years and to come up as we did this looking like an expansion club, won Although Philadelphia's winning made it 3-0 with a goal in the second. said Gray after grabbing first-half the night before we would do it if we the fourth quarter but the Packers state Class M Division championship freshman Meg Dakin, was a solid year was very gratifying." he added. their second consecutive game Sun­ streak was stopped at six games. Glenn Anderson atided his sixth goal scoring passes of 50 and 20 yards and were in decent field position " pulled to within 24-21 with three Saturday with a total of 192 points at third in the lOO-yard breaststroke. Dakin the 100 breast and Viola in day by knocking off the NHL's Flyers' coach Pat Quinn played it of the year for what proved to be Ed­ catching a 4-yard TD in the third The Giants, 3-8 with their second minutes left on a brilliant one-handed Woodrow Wilson High's pool in Sophomore Angela Ebreo was the 100 fly were pressed to the very hottest team the Philadelphia cool. monton's winning margin on passes period. "He keeps the defenses from straight win after eight consecutive TD grab by James Lofton from eight Middletown. seventh in the 200 free and fourth in end, each winning by about a finger­ Flyers — 1-0. “T d like to win every game we go from Gretzky and Coffey doubling me. 1 think I can do this losses, never trailed in handing yards out Lofton caught eight passes Blast took 4our individual cham­ the 500 free while Mary Beth Cavallo nail, offered the East coach. "The Brad Park scored the game's only into, " he said. "But the streak ilselt Caiiadiens ."5. Ji-ls 1 every week if everyone does their Green Bay's playoff chances a for 175 yards pionships to unseat defending champ and Hempel in the lOO-yard last couple of days of practice we goal on a blue-line slapshot in the se­ doesn't mean anything. You just run Steve Shutt scored one goal and job." crushing blow The Packers, 4-6-1. Danelo added a 32-yard field goal Weston High, which took second backstroke were sixth and eighth worked on finishing strong, " Viola cond period and Boston goalie Rogie injo a team ready to beat you to the assisted on another and Mark Napier collected three assists to spark Mon­ Friede, who caught seven passes tied the game 7-7 midway through the with 50 seconds left following Simms' place with 163 points. Sheehan High respectivelv. began. Vachon recorded his 50th career puck and bump you and the false for 137 yards against the Cowboys in second period when Gerry Ellis 34-yard pass to Tom Mullady and was third with 134 points. "Lynne and Claire were stroke for shutout as the Bruins ended the treal. Napier helped set up a his first NFL start, came back with bulled in from two yards out after Ed Green Bay's final drive ended with Freshman Laura Negri led the Senior Anne Tuller was 10th in stroke with swimmers from Weston Flyers' 13-game unbeaten string ' powerplay goal by Shutt and keyed a six receptions for 108 yards Sunday O'Neil's recovery of a Simms' fum­ Reece's interception on the Giants' Eaglettes as she captured the 200 and diving to add points to the Eaglette (in each event) up until the last 15 Park's slapshot beat Flyer goalie three-goal surge in the final period while Gray snared six passes for 119 ble at the New York 23 27 with five seconds remaining. 500-yard freestyles, setting school total. The East 200-yard medley yards We worked on the last 15 feet Phil Myer at 9:35 of the second. with assists to Bob Gainey and Doug yards. and state Class M records in each relay of Cavallo, Lynne Dakin, Viola of not taking a breath; breathe in and "This was good for our con­ Jarvis Guy Lafleur scored a goal event She turned in a 2 01 18 and Meaghan Clark took second go for broke. And it worked out in fidence, " said Vachon, who turned before Winnipeg's Jim Mann spoiled place with a 1:58 78 clocking while clocking to secure the 200 free and both cases." aside 19 shots. "We needed to beat a Bunny I,arocque's shutout bid by put­ churned the 500 free in 5 21 16 for her the 400 free relay,of Negri, Clark, Viola a"\jo noted, "We maintained big team. Tonight everyone played ting away a pass from Anders Steen. Little running room near goal line second mark Hempel and Ebreo took fourth place. similar positions (from the, Trials great, and anytime you beat a team Rockies 4. I'liiines 3 Morton gets out of bed sense of security from the streak Merlin Malinowski s second goal of Senior co-captain Claire -Viola Both relays, the 200 medley and 400 last Wednesday) on seven occasions, l-O, everyone has to be doing their starts to act as a hazard." became four-time Class M champ in the game at 11 56 of the third period free, along with Negri in the 200 and including four firsts, and we im­ job. - X ^ In other NHL action. Buffalo Don Calhoun ot the Patriots found little Ivory Sully in second quarter Sunday at the 100-yard butterfly with a time of 500 freestyles, Viola in the butterfly proved on -Live others. That left "This game was a big game lor me trounced Quebec 8-1, the New York gave Colorado it margin of victory and 50 free, and Lynne Dakin in the running room when stopped at the one-yard F’oxboro il'PI photo I 1:0() 66 and junior" Lynne Dakin Weston ewppiltely frustrated trying too. I've lost a few tough games this Rangers defeated Hartford 7-3. Eld- Malinowski took a pass from Ron 100 breaststroke qualified for Satur­ line by Los .Angeles defenders Carl F.kern and to lead Broncos over Jets became three-time Class M cham­ to close Jtte gap in points ' season and this helps toward balan­ monton edged Chicago 5-4. Montreal Delorme and fired a wrist shot from day's .State Open Meet at Southern pion in the lOO-yard breaststroke with cing things out. " beat Winnipeg 5-1. Colorado nipped 25 feet out which eluded Flames goalie Pat Riggin Lanny McDonald DENVER I UPI I - Emerging two-TD lead get away The Jets After Pat Leahy s 23-yard field Just last week, Boston managing Calgary 4-3 and Los- Angeles shaded dropped to 2-9 on the year and remain had tied the game earlier with a Irom a hospital bed to put on a good goal in the second quarter, Todd con­ director Harry Sinden blasted the Vancouver 3-2. in last place in the AFC East power-play score offensive show isg^tting to be a habit nected with first round draft pick Bruins for uninspired play after a 5-5 Sahn-f* H. Nunliqui-M I Like 1 told the players, the game Kings 3, ( .aniicks 2 Steelers remain alive for 16-year veteran quarterback U rn Jones on a 31-yard pass to give tie to hapless Winnipeg. Boston since Tony McKegney and Craig Ramsay fasts 60 minutes, not 28." said .Marcel Dionne scored his 14th goal Craig Morion the Jets a 17-3 lead has won two games to improve to 5-9- scored two goals each to-lift Buffalo Michaels The first 28 minutes were ol the season and defenseman Doug lie's one of the most courageous, ■Walker and Jones >^e[e open in 3. but Vachon still was cautious about Quebec now has won only twice in 17 toughest guys I've ever met in pro as fine as we played all year ' the first half, but in the second half making any predictions, games. Quebec's Peter Staslny Halward added a goal and an assist football," said Denver coach Red The Jets took a 7-3 lead when we didn't get that split-second Manchester High girls' swimming ■'I'd hate to say that we're back, " ruined Sabres goalie Bob Sauve's to lift Los Angeles After the Kings in playoff scramble Miller after Morton led the Broncos quarterback Richard Todd found more, " said Michaels, He blamed the tedm took 15th place in the 20-team he said. "I'd rather wait for another took a 2-0 lead on goals by Halward shutout bid at 1:06 of the third period and Greg Terrion, Vancouver scored to a 31-24 win Sunday over the New Wesley Walker with a 36-yard pass It second-half defeat to 'moxe field at the state Class LL Cham­ two or three games. Let's just say Danny Gare, Derek Smith and Rick NEW YORK t PI Hold up on y ou push your way downfield to t.liargiT. 20, l.hiefn 7 was Walker's first play from scrim­ on Kevin McCarthy's rebound A'ork Jets aggressiveness " on the part of the pionship Meet last Saturday at SCSC that tonight everyone did their job Dudley also scoged for Buffalo. those funeral wreaths to .Three Mike Thomas ran for 106 yards and Dionne snapped a 10-fooler past the one-fi«)l line and then fall short > Morton, who was sacked four times mage after being reactivated from Bronco;; in New Haven. and it worked out well. " Rivers Stadium the Pittsburgh two TUs and Clarence Williams Oilers Black Hawks 4 Some guys would get down .All I and had the wind knocked out of him five weeks on injured reserve "We played tough and we did not Canucks' goalie Richard Brodeur for carried lor another score to lift San The Indian tankers totaled 15 Chicago extended its winless Steelers aren t quite dead know is I was praying for another in the third quarter, completed 27 of give them the opportunities we've the winning goal Diego past Kansas City. Thomas, . points” to finish down the list of en­ streak to eight games, with Wayne Terrv Bradshaw's 3yard chance and damn didn't we get it ' 39 passes for 306 yards and two been giving everyone else this year. " touchdown pass to Lynn Swann with who missed the first six games of the trants. Greenwich High took team In other games, it was-Houston 10 touchdowns in his best performance II seconds to go Sunday lifted season alter knee surgery, scored on honors with 320 points with Glaston- Chicago 6 Buffalo 14 Cincinnati 0. during h-is four-year career in Pittsburgh to a 16-13 victory over the runs of four yards in the second , bury High a distant second with 143 Los Angeles 17 England 14. fJenver Cleveland Browns that kept the quarter and seven yards in the third. h^\M ints. Baltimore 10 Detroit 9. Philadelphia "He gets more late shots without Beth MacDonald was eighth in the Bulls nip Bucks Steelers playoff hopes alive The Williams ran eight yards lor a TD 24 W.ishington 0, Atlanta 31 New penalties and comes back from them loss dropped (,'leveland which wak h.ugle. 21. Ki'tl.kiiiK 0 100-yard freestyle, a'nd 12th in the lirleans 13 Dallas 31 St Louis 21. more than any quarterback I've tied for first place in the AFC Central Ron Jaworski passed for two first- 2t)0-yard freestyld and the Indian 400- Minnesota 38 Tampa Bay 30. San every known," said Miller. 19th HOLE Division with Houston, to a second period TDs and Jerry Robinson yard free relay of Beth and Marcy Diego 20 Kansas City 7. Denver 31 Morton was hospitalized with a MacDonald, Lynne Sampson and place tie with Pittsburgh at 7-4 one Returned a fumble 59 yards for stomach ailment the day before he at own game the New York Jets 24 the New York game behind the Oilers anoiiier TD. carrying Philadelphia JerryT-uqjtar took eighth placement. Talltvood Giants 27 Green Bay 21 and Miami led the Broncos to a victory over the number as Gilmore — and once again A Pittsburgh loss would have all past Washington for its seventh ’The SiliiTqwners failed to qualify SWEEPS- Gross -J im Bidwell 72, NEW YORK (UPII - Chicago IT .San Francisco 13 'Oakland is at Oakland Raiders lor the 1977 AFC the two big centers had another tough but wiped out the Steelers dream of straight victory The win kept the anyone for,(Saturday's State Open Net —Francis Sullivan 88-21-67, John stole a Milwaukee trick and used it to Seattle tonight championship battle against each other an unprecedented third straight Eagles, 10-E two games in front in ■Meet. / Sutherland 92-22-70, Bob Russell 83- win-a ballgame When Morton was hospitalized ■ R's always-a good matchup. Bob Super Bowl Dol[diiii. 17. lOer- I .'I the NFC East The shutout marked 12-71, Frank Sullivan 81-9-72. "They" beat us at our own game. " Saturday for treatment of a flu virus, and rqe," said Gilmore "And the of­ Bradshaw had problems all day Rookie David Woodley threw two the first time since 1961 that the there was speculation backup Matt BiTcks Coach Don Nelson said Sunday and was often forced to throw TD passes lifting Miami over San Country Club night, analyzing the Bulls' 114-108 ficials let us go at It Redskins have been held scoreless Robinson, who was obtained from the School soccer "They're an excellent faslbreak sidearm because of the arm and hand Francisco WiKKlley' hioped a 15-yard twice in the same season Jets in an expensive off-season trade, BEST 15- A —Gross—Dave Kaye72. victory. ';We expected trouble on the pass to Nat Moore in the end zone in boards because they're bigger but we team and we kept them from run­ miseries that have troubled him in \ iking. 3K. Hiiccum-erH 30 would see action against his former Net —Kaye 56-2-54. Erwin Kennedy recent weeks He hit iy-ot-35. passes the second quarter and then hit Tony Tommy Kramer threw two TD champs listed 58-4-54; B - N e t —Paul Sullivan 65-12- got beat at a transition game They ning." teammates. Larry Kenon added 20 points and for 263 yards but was intercepted Nathan lor an’ 8-yard score in the passes and Ted Brown ran for two But Robinson was seen only once 53, Paul Krull 63-9-54; C -N e t-B e r t got the ball out well and we were ' four limes But in the final drive, third oeriod Three out of four is not a bad Brown 65-15-50, Dick McNamara 71- caught standing. We had no ball Bobby Wilkerson 18 lor Chicago, w- short TDs to help Minnesota outlast early in the game — as a ball holder B^dshaw completed key passes of 24 Tampa Bay and move the Vikings percentage. 17-54. movement " while Brian Winters led Milwaukee t tiler- 1 th ItearH ti lor Fred Steinfort's 30-yard field goal That's what it,was for area con­ with 26 The Bucks' Junior yards to Calvin Sweeney and 23 yards into a first-place lie with Detroit in "^Congratulations to champ SWEEPS- ’a —Gross —Kaye 72, Net Artis Gilmore scored 24 points and Karl Campbell rushed for a career- which gave the Broncos a 3-0 lead. ferences in state class soccer cham­ to Swann who caught nine passes the NF'C Central at 6-5 The Bucs' —Kennedy 74-4-70, B —Gross —Krull David Greenwood grabbed a game- Bridgeman had 24 and Marques John­ high 206 yards and Gifford Nielsen's Morton's last pass was a 13-yard pionships last Saturday. overall for 138 yards Doug Williams threw for four TDs 81, Net -Sullivan 82-12-70, C -N e t high 13 rebounds, but Chicago earned son 20, 8-yard shuffle TD pass to Tim Wilson strike to Rick Upchurch for the win­ Bill Tomlinson, left, congratulates Paul Ostuni after latter Hall High of West Hartford. 1980 In other games. New York topped Swann was covered when I first and 486 yards to help keep Tampa —McNamara 91-12-79. its first victory in three outings on a lake field goal play with two ning touchdown with 5:24 left to play CCIL champs, added the state Class Detroit 89-80, Phoenix downed saw him. said Bradshaw in Bay in the game. copped 1980 Manchester Town 10-Pin Men’s Open Bowling Tour­ BEST 14- A —Gross —Ray Gordon against" Milwaukee this year simply seconds left in the first half lifted after Hie Jets had tied the score at 24- Portland 119-107. and Los Angeles f describing the winning touchdown (.owlmvh 31, CurilinuU 21 nament yesterday at the Parkade Lanes. Ostuni won 3-1 LL championship with a 3-2 overtime 77, Kennedy 77, Net —Gordon 57-8-49, because it took^the ball and ran. Houston over Chicago Campbell 24 He also had a 22-yard touchdown* win over E.O. Smith of Storrs at handled Dallas 110-102. pass He just popped open I knew whose previous best was 203 yards Dallas,overcame an early 14-point game edge in best of 5 set. (Herald photo by Burbank) Bob Jones 56-7-49; B —Net —Jack "Our defense' has been OK but pass to tight end Riley Odoms late in Memorial Field. Nets H*), Pii-loii!- 80 * wed get the ball again and get against Tampa Bay this season, in­ deficit and a number of big plays to Moffat 62-13-49, Bill Skinner 61-12-49; we've been standing around on the second period which put the The Warriors und^ Coach Dave Mike Newlin .scored 13 of his game- another shot ] told 'Coach' Chuck creased his .NFL rushing lead by rally behind of Danny White and hand C —Net —Bob Lachapelle 65-17-48. offense. " said Bulls Coach Jerry Broncos back i^the game after the Deacon finished 18-l,o('erdj,,'Their high 28 points in the second quarter i.Nolli, It s not over yyt But if we ■ gaming the yardage in 31 carries and St. Igjuis Its third straight tough loss. SWEEPS- A —Gross —Kennedy 77, Sloan "Tonight we had good reboun­ Jets held a 17-3 lead. lone loss was inflffted by to enable New Jersey to survive a had lost, I would have been sick We helped pul the Oilers in sole posses­ White's 14-yard TD to Drew Pearson Net —Jones 79-8-71, B —Gross ding position and were able to fast "Two big catches toward the end of Manchester, 3-2. H ^lavenged that club-record 41 turnovers The iNets, had the chances to win it sion of fir.st place in the AFC Central in the third quarter and an 11-yard —Skinner 86, Net—Aldo D’Appollonio break." the half definitely gave us a big loss in the state quai/terfinals, 4-3, in 8-11. closed the third period with an 8- ^ The Steelers. who blew a scoring at 8-3 scoring run by Tdhy Dorsett late in 88-13-75. The Bulls jumped out to a 13-2 lead boost." said Dave Preston, who was Ostuni wins overtime. 2 spurt to lake command Center ’ opportunity with two poor passes Bill. I I. Hellgul. 0. . the game decided the outcome. before the Bucks got started and they promoted to starting running back Rocky Hill High, ^rennial leader Kent Benson led Detroit. 4-15. with 14 from the Cleveland one with a little Joe Ferguson's 16-yard TD pass to ColU 10, Ijonn 9 led 65-53 at the half. The Bucks cut last week with the forced retirement of the COC, annexed uhs Class S Divi­ Monroe stops more than two minutes left, got a .lerry Butler and Roland Hooks' 5- Rookie Curtis Dickey scored on a 1- the lead to 100-97 with six minutes to points. of Otis Armstrong.-"We went into the sion title with a 3-\) win over Sons I 10. I rail lllu/,^‘r^ lOT- new life when Browns punier Johnny yard TD burst lifted Buffalo over yard run and Steve Mike-Mayer play but Chicago scored the next six locker room down only 17-10." Wamogo. Bolton Tigers Wjilter Davis scorijd 25 points and Evans look a deliberate safely with Cincinnati The victory increased kicked a 43-yard field goal as Preston's- -3-yard touchdown run lO'pin crown points, three by Gijmore Arid St. Paul, runner-ui) in the HCC Scoring a two-point safety with 45 Phoenix remained unbeaten at home 1 51 to go Alter the free kick, Buffalo s record to 8-3 and put. the Baltimore edged Detroit. Mike- was the only score of the third period ' We haven't been good\ir. that Pittsburgh look over on its 46 with Continuing his brilliant bowling, this season, blanked Suftield High, 1- seconds remaining, the Monroe Portland stayed winless on the road. Bills in sole possession of first place Mayer's field goal on the-last play of and tied the game. Denver went crown. The pin margins in game No.2 situation la close lead late) this 1 44 remaining Paul Ostuni defeated Bill Tomlinson, 0, to capture first ever state Class Patriots tripped the Bolton Tigers, Dennis Johnson had 18 points. Alvan in the AFC East Ferguson led Buf­ the "first half gave Baltimore a 10-0 ahead, 24-17, on a 1-yard plunge by and No.4 were only five and one, an year." Sloan said "But we moved Browns Coach Sam Rutigliano, three games to one, in the best of five M championship. The Falcons wound 10-8, in midget football play yester­ Adams 16. Truck Robinson and Rich falo's offense by hitting 15of-24 lead The Lions got three second half Jon Keyworth, who s ta rt^ for ih- indicatioii of the closeness of the the ball tonight." who Vailed for the deliberate safety series for the 1980 Manchester Town niatch. up 17-1-2 overall. Their o^ly loss was day at Herrick Park in "Bolton. Kelley 14 each, Jotjnny High 12 and passes for 169 yards. field goals from Eld Murray. juyed fullback Jim Jensen. Nelson sounded like he knew what to prevejit a possible blocked kick in Men's Open 10-Pin Bowling Tourna­ Tomlinson was the champion in to Elast Catholic High, which won the The Tigers' lone score was a 96- Kyle Macy 10 Calvin Natt came off I'iili'on. 31, Sainin 13 BronruH'll 1, JetH 24 Armstrong, who quit football after was coming. ''How many times has the end '>yne, saw his strategy ment championship yesterday at the 1978. HCC crown. yard interception return by Clarence the bench to lead Portland with 21 Steve Bartkowski threw three TD Craig Morton passed for more than team physicians tolcThifn he had a that happened? You let a team like backfire when Bradshaw got hot Pailiade Lanes. , Individual scores were as follows: Blast reached the state Class L Zachery. Zachery also added the two-' i.aki-rx lit), Ma\to Rick Upchurch Minnesota Sunday. He picked up 15 yards and first down. (UPI pivliion .by trimming Lisa Davis, Leroy's handicap was 31, Dodson's ^doutsTor the Tigers. got a better one. But 1 guess the 47-yarder to Alifred Jackson, a 5- receiver. The Bobcats, who finish 13-5-3, Guards Jim Spanarkel and Geoff option to run or pass. He was just . for the winning score after the Jets, photo) also by a 3-1-ghme score. 28. Bolton travels Sunday to Holyoke, players saw a different game. " ' yarder to Wallace Francis and a 10 New York coach Walt Michaels were defending state titlists having Huston scored 28 points each to lead making up his mind to rim when he yarder to Junior Miller to send the who once led 17-3, tied the score at Ostuni, who paced all qualifiers, Women's Handicap: Twerdy (3) Mass , to face the undefeated Milwaukee's Bob Lanier had 17- was fuming after his team det the bested Guilford a year ago for the Dallas, which fell to 3-16 saw me come open •Saints to their lllh loss. 24-24 copped the first, second and fourth 190-225-168-219, Davis (1) 179-220-176- Holyoke Boys Club in "A” and “B” points and six rebounds — the same games to win his first Manchester crown. contests.

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Hl l I lMNl, N V iHs.l .Itinrs: lun Sports will provide live coverage ot whohappenstobe the best barroom Oland (16 films), Sidney Toler (22 films) and "Tribute" playwright Bernard Slade and by "A 1 i.'pd N'Ih, 1 -u 1 i :k Ktrstd M4iw] (itiin Mate 91 or Elliott 3 I 3 7, .Nowlin 6 12-13 X MONDAY ]0 Dally Number :Ll M aude .'4' Jill I'llS W.ilkiT shulrr 2 19 Linv 31" Seettnd ihtuxJ None Penalties brawler in the San Fernando Valley ' t.lK,.! Hi : '• J, H: ulvti.,IV* I'l r J ll.iiiM f 2 17 Ik-nvrr Musd-whlii (Wum-vfi Mu hiK.in8-2 vs I ’rnn M.dr9 I • TeniJH* •iVINTH 0 6/11 MfKire 3 2 2 8 ( u*ik 2 0-0 4 Gminski 4 4 7:30 the game between the Oakland (14) Movie-(Drama) •• "Hide In Roland Winters (six films). Miss De Haven s dog. 1 M, tl JI.’ III ■ 1 IMN'. . .Manerv Win. 6(1) Melrose Win 16 43 L it has hia buddy set up fights and the ' .•! 1 1.. » ■\> , tml 1. I'ruitt 4.4 T lV r.it.nHtC I Mir2:n 1 iHbur. h J \r i/ 3 .TU {> m Houle Mon 19 42 h 12 Kobinvin 4 2 7 10. Jones 3 2.1 8 Raide's and the Seattle Plain Sight" 1060 JamesCaan. Jill 4 Hu, k ) PMMagegIne : tr-mr • '• .11! ■ t.'-4J '-C \t I ’rijil! • ' Ke\Mi.*-*lt •>' 1 Hi r Totals .‘C r -.X 89 I feugasCiiNu Seahawks Eikenberry True story of a lather^ aide bets H e also has an orangutan -ir 1', 1 Third {leriiiil Montreal (iiiinev 5 Ail In The Family K.iDvi- , ! . ' ; ; 1 • ! "' ’, It tN Sw inn" SI i.'W *.00 Mowl Mississippi Stair 8-2 vs IH-Iroit 2M6 19 23-W 2 0 '^ '^0 Monday Night At The andamotherwhoswearaalot (Rat 1 lli'u.lMn II7.to III Napier laingwjv i. 3 f4 4 Montreal ] CiMa-kHur 4. tetflroM a Family Feud eight year search tor his children ' •. ki 11' H I- • • J ’ ' Ut.-i|, ■ .■ ■'iMiin ,0 New Jersov 18S 19X W I'hit .iL’ii libllO fi I )kI.ihomd 7 2 or Nebraska 9 I El F*aMi Jarvis 6 I Napier [.angwav • 6 4f 5 s Face The Music Movies The Diary Ot Anne Frank' alter hia ex-wile marries a man ed P G )(1 14 m ine) ■ .U. • it4 ‘ l .Hill V»4V. Irvjs 12 )i p 111 niree*-poinl goal* Miibliard Total loui 9 9 9 2 9 9 Tom orrowGuest Dr Carl I'h. Fit Ih-m ... Montreal Ijlle u r 9 -W'lckenheiser 7 MsaMiaii LGnda IMnato You Bel Vour Life I960 Stars Melissa Gilbert. Max who's identity was changed by the I hi hit rhi>m.i. latuTiv Bowl I’urdur7lvs Mi».seg M aiui2‘ Si»‘en, DetnutX New Jersey 21 Fouled out - Coppolino. Iheanaesthesiologist I' .Ml tiH Omms Ziiis MASH imilian Schell The drama focuses Witness Relocation Program (Rat­ Il.'ii VVi|..>riK{M. 71 Mrmphiv Trim 2 p m T i M s .spring), 12 12 FVnaliie's l.ukowi(h Wm Tvler Te Minningham Ala 8p in EIGHTH 8 i/1 1 .SLds on goal Montreal 12-9-19 40 1 bMakurwu 2. liixas-AaMu Benny Hill Show M Qunamoke Dsf 29 Winnijieg 6-3-d -17 CHICAGO i||4i Barney Miller friends m an attic in Nazi-occupied l 4 Connecticut S creening Room mms.) >v l.tll.. Grt'onwiKid 7 l-l 15 Kenon 10 0-2 X ) M iiw tM u 4. 12:35 iidioT ILvwl nn4-i lit.wl North Cdrolina 91 L)s Angeles 120- 3 Ihetrick I 1-2 3 Jones 1 IM)2 Sobers 4 9adB-6teH ChanInCaatlaInthaDaaart” 1042 A I I I'l I I ’l Vam ouver 0 20 -2 2 2 10 Mav 1 00 2 Totals 4b2-33 114 says musical composer I'., 'lOi' ,4.411|. V' Trv.i.7 2 Houston 8 p in Sidney Toler. ArleenWhelan Weird H4'iijrn hi. HU ^ .Ian I . hirstfMTiod I L is Vngeles Haiwardl MlLWACkEE-l® I’.i.M*. i(i«ildup' 17 70 Penalties Goldup, LA, Ma John.vinS happenings in a c as ile as Charlie !.( 24 I *2 3 1 luKdT Mowl (ftiirgia 1()4) vs Noirr Ma Juhn.v)n8 44ai Mi Johnson532 MMUgaftteiMN exciting thing in the I'unl. .1 i' J I 48 U I latnrSi) I Nrw Orleans 2 p m I 1(1 .Smvl Van 1 Id llardv I.A l4 31 12 lam er 8 1-2 17 Buckner 3 OO 6 Chan IS called m to solve the country." were released as recor­ 4 U pftlhM M o n d a y I umtih-v iM.I 2 4) 1 0 i oMon liowl M.ivlor9 I vs AlabainaS NINTH C 8/11 Mota Van 19 E Winters 11 iHi X Elmore 0 04) 0 mystery (60 mms ) NEW YORK (UPI) - musical theater I think dings before being I ’l f..4lti4 . I . A 2 Pfi^ 2 I i.ill.is 2 Id p m Se< ond period L is Angeles Terricn Mndgeiiian 8 7-7 24 Catchmgs 0 12 1 i M)d»-2aii I t a * i 8 M 1:00 "One constantly has to b ILlward Fox Andrew Lloyd Webber, IrwJiviilu.il h'aidrrv Hi >s4' Mi 'wI ' Washinglon 8-2 vs Ohio Tag «i tm tm 1 31 3 Vancouver Moncnel I (id? EvansO(MM) Totali46 7 heM U that hopefully we ve produced on stage 1 1'. ■ U’ l ' \ ' ' k • ■' 1" ■M \Z T) Rat Patrol be guarding against this Ml SHINI. Il.iu.i..n ( .impbrilll 2Uh si.iii 91 "I Mi4hiKan82' p4isddrnd r i U tx Orl Met arthy 7 i.B4*ldirev Schmaut2 < 6 37 If 17 I® SiN lawIXap composer of the hit ■4 J t U .-u" ,.Mv n:i IT THE DIARY OF ANNE FRANK 1:30 brought a lot of people in Superstar was written I .If Ia4-nt4-i ■ 2H WiNtinl ' i'hit aiK<'Evans > .lilt ' p in 1 ® M k M 4 L)s Angele.s Dion 14 ' Halward (1(11 .igo X S X 2 1 114 sort of thing. " said Lloyd » ,(’ '.I, 1*4 ,4 > J ;:'’J4 -J Its Ik o r» * t^'l- "'OSt C0^’fT-,en $ j Adam 12 Broadway musical i« ' I'.ivt.tMH^i' IIjriMiy:#! oranKc IHiwI Ni'brask.i 9 1 or ■Murphy • 7 49 f Van« ouver HokJires 8 Milwauki^e 7 7 X B S KR the theater getting ,n- , for a record," said Lloyd H 23 t, 1 : . t i " !,1' 1»'‘. .V)' )'‘.j ^ or, 91 ironalda Webber. "We conceived I VssINi. Ilt.u.lon sidhirr 12 3 Mlh iiklahoiiij 7 2 V. Eliinda Slate 9 ) ‘ Brasar [an/> 13 33 PenalHeiv Wells. Thr»*«- 'i.Hu g -ak Mridgeman Foulev "E vita," says that besides 1. '■!< .HI 141 , , .—I 0 o 1 :i 1 Imm ■ , r )' t^ prn^-f’' t:3 5 terested in the opera Webber " Nobody wanted , ;» i . •. i ♦- f Ni.-i.rnl lob rhu.iK..Hdn.vl2ai Iff Mi.iiiti Kid Kpm L A 4 41 Fraser Van 5 .'J Hopkins oui N->r»i Tec hniial* ( hicago i/orn "Evita" as showing the way- or leif-. ir .J' jii ''eA/proJu'. :49 USAF RallglouaFllm its entertainment value the Ir.div mJu.i 1 .< .I'lrl ' ni l l-.IVINi. Mf" 1,’ people can be manipulated, •<• MIIMr 1«.» \nt.'r'i<,>. I n-.*' ,h k ii; ' Hinirii.i 2T i ,ii(M nirr 2 1.1 .Iuhns4in 1J3 I'raih Ikiwl Virginia reoh 6 3 vs TENTH A 8/11 22 show is intended as "A He likes opera largely A 11-in ‘l b I iilriiun 1 S Chu dK<> W jlls l undrlcitMi'utl i.pixinrM ‘ Mlania 2.11 Third period ’.one Penallie* Korab (hnagiilk MilvsaukeeX A 10 B ,v- NBC a sort of cautionary tale. record mushroomed t. •• I," . ,r ’ : u , , , ; A' h«rr,i^’ imn 1 '.V Bm I O ' flid d iy cautionary tale." , , l. - V. •* 1 f,...r:,d.< alh.-ur- H IK I'jyloii h4i1 h i.hrr I 18 M.iv hnjKcl P m LA 7 4d Williams. Van 7 40 Monar - j’ V I ' ,|«. ,1 'X Joa Franklin Show because it's a ll music "Then nobody would LA 18 19 Schrnaut/ Van major X ® Itm TLANl! 'KT7) "Hopefully the audience . ..t . H f I g 1- . '.A' 1 ,T..w.*n 1 1! ; H VVilli.im. h. V ' ..*♦• IK l',f ’ n ,'i, j i h'.f' rumdM He says of the main I'h-J.idr ; .11 ti,;l .[ „ Shots on goal Lis Angeles 3-f-6 14 Thompson84 -IX Washington? I 31.5 i2 M.A.S.H. "I'v e always liked to stage "Evita " It was a •Nin 1-r.in. iv.i 7l)ho 11 Owens 3 2 2 8 (ir» *s2 326 nxsonbb . T'>»- [.'■•>( A’ l'ie F>,-)' << 2:20 will have had an enjoyable I'NsvIM. 1/ \Tu’»"H-v I l f : .Halil,, \ .mcouver 8-9 If' 12 I fisanM-taps character, the late Eva deal with pieces, which theater niece, hut it makes E fti.v.ip'1 1 Mi.f m 17 is 6 18 Hansev 5 (eO Id Nall 7 7 10 21 'll'v V i. ”- )• S-.npii JC.ir' evening on a musical level, k . >*1 N.-« 1 !':»’ia:i,l (•I 'l.'ar ! 1 J4 J* \Z Goalie* L Angeles L'ssard Van ) Aii4 s ft2* i i (jD Nawa "Evita " Peron, oppor­ Mi.i h I • M>i> s h.im.inri 21. OKjyer Brodeur A 14 TS) Kunn|-rt2lK)4 BrewerOOdO. Hai7>er P,.'A'>:r* C>xc Duf'- 2:25 have continual music II a . sense as a record becaus>.' 1 1'! 1 1 l\ l \ i . : \riL". Ir- Ur..it;l 4 1 3 I Males 1 2 2 4 Totals 41 Z -% KT but they also should ask s^ > i«.|H-r I run Wrr.thmKku Plainfield Entries '■ ,.f- R»-.’ : S'-<“n -hv (13 Moment Of Meditation tunist wife of Argentinian v‘. ..lit", "• •. 1i! 4 .’4 I*. nnar'l 1 M i^be< UUi I PHDKMX ill9' ^ I piece has spoken dialogue. It's all music "' Mi.» Mo.n r pd.. Hum WiHMjlr J- ; • /“ , .1 .j. ' f 't I'- A " 2 :3 0 whether it could happen kit k ELEVENTH C 9/11 Mullalo . 2 1 ^ 8 ( 'iMik 2 4-7 8 Hobinson 5 4-5 14 Adams SWi Cm Ai 8 A«ma dictator Juan Peron, "She First period I. Mullalo Mi Kegney V ' /►••: " S,. ru < 9 2 World Of Laurel And Hardy here and now. How did I can t control it ' The " Evita record .1 s.., itii.tn 1 p.i.. ih.fii iH-lUr* MomluA Knlrii'n 4 88 lb Davis 9 78 Z High 5 2-3 12 Sail was unscrupulous and ).i.i4'^r (laie Smith, 19 If 3 .Mullalo Ramsay MacvflbOlo J.ffinson 6 68 18 Krilev? ' I f [; I', r A' • *- r \ i- k re 3 :00 He would like lo have became a smash hit and POST TIME: 7:30 p.m. Peron and that lady M,4 N.,|t|. H pjN' Irmti yy.Hidli-v 3 iHidlev Sch.M'nleld J 9 '2 Pi'naltiev dd 14 Kramer U Od 0 S J' :i (Ti Ms (•are Hut I .T I ’erreaull Hul ' None Total (otJl* i*oriland27 lTi.>emx SWs Aiki|s N‘ !• • ' \ r os cluding one for the score by, orchestra W'e have 26 London where it s still [l.itlr ( UllsL.-s . .in’.' IT Zl & U fh I mIv Hunter (Jue 7 X Mamsay Hul 9 -2 2 Tn hnicals N.me A It IZ’ murder ot a Senator (ll9 m in s ) ’ believer in an intelligent van!' i\2 TWELFTH 0 YC l.anvicre (Jue 12 27 SportaCantar Lloyd Webber, and fellow • musicians But on the other playing, and then m New" Uviurn ■v.ird' ¥> a.’ DAI.L.AS 'HE democracy. We m the 1 Third |>ermd 4 (JueiRS Slaslny b KurnsdOdU IjG arde f 2-4 12 LUivd ® Bewitched Briton lyricist Tim Rice, hand it's wonderful to have 1 .I.M-v 1! A- 1 IM • 1 fast Hislop' 1 (k ' Mutialo Gate 11 western democracies must York after an extended I'.uil' 1 14.1 4 4-4 12 HovnesJddb Huston 12 4-9 U -fti' 2 Xvi SECOND 0 8/18 Ml Kegnev Smith> 2 4b b Mullalo. celebrated its first an­ it performed at all " pre-Broadway run in Los 1 ’,'iif>i»‘• lo'l J 1 T 2 Mobinxine I 2-2 4 Spanarkel 9 lO ll X remember how lucky we Mamsav 4 Selling M ull' 4 iu 7 .l«-elani3 4 7 IO AUurnsIhdZ Totals S niversary at the Broadway I'l ii.tilii•' \atiJ' : 4ii h Mullalo. Mf Kegnev 10 • Sehoetileld "F v ila " is the fourth .Angeles, where it became ludividuai L-.iders StftNrtt x r 1® are and do something to Perreauln II ® 8 Mullalo Smith 2 l.OS ANGELES ,110' Theater Sept. 25. RiceWebber musical "D r illIN i I s^n 1 r.ini im •. Wim«1s b |i an instant hit fit OkBBt R Mamsay <>are) 13 i/7 9 Mullalo I hones f Od 10 Wilkes 8 1-1 17 Abdul- protect it. Sometimes we i-i b4 Hati.'Hiri ! 4 M1.1U11 VV illi,iinv It got a mixed reception Bernardo. ■ a juvenile h m t ftiM iKidlev f • Hamel I 14.34 Penalties •labhar 8 1-3 17 C.Miper 42 2 IO ,lohns4*n don't realize our good for­ It still IS selling oul at Hol.i'ki. 14'I N.,Ill,it 1'2| Kams.iv Mul 6 ® Hit hard (Jue 8 f£ at the'"beginning, many Tm M I m 9 67 24 Hrewer 1 Ud2 I arter 5 28 12 work, never saw produc­ me Broadway Theater Stm Im l.j(niix (Jue lo 40 Neiling Mul Id 40 tune. At least .Nixon was U ■'S'. ' \ s s |\i, s.it,hr.i llullaml2A7 8 Hard* J I 27 I'atnck I people being opposed to QTt QdWvOi Mult Mul lb IC Hunter gue 18 i' I : J Totals 4b 18'X MO TV Tomorrow. tion. "Joseph and his J4 Mxnl.in., >-4o. Vlijo.i W ikNiio found out r. c m m m m» Shots on goal lJuetH‘i 4 6 I1 X MuMahf Dallas I.'Z IS B I® anything which might Technicolor Dreamcoat II I' 12 JK L>s Angeles X 2 27 27 -110 AFTERNOON "I regard myself as J«- iTi i HWN w s.m - r.iOi is< ■■ W.iikIv THIRD M 8/18 (•oalieh guelm Pla>si- Mullalo MORNING 36 Cartobna I 49 G«n«r«IHotpilal seem to glo rify Evita, a Thrin |*iini goal* None Fouled oul- has become a standard f'4 y ■’ .H-i-1: T...... n7«L M.«uwin;< 1 G M Mk Sauve A lb294 9 :0 0 12:00 X Moviff. . being in the middle of the 4! ' ..r> ■ ...... ■ MraVi ( Mrewer T.ital loul»- I)alla» 21 Los 5 15 though the show clearly re p e rto ry piece tor •' ( .ithrff < •■Ij Io } Tom And Jerry 3 0 '9 News Cu) U.S. Tractor Pulling Cham- /HOUKA/COnCfflA/ *■ ■ i ' ' hU M .. . < !1 Mot... Tt J k Philadel|ihia 0 0 0 .() Angeles 31 Tei'hnual foul* Motta ( Ed Allan S how ’ political field I hate •NTltMTATK i4 KXIT S« tlLVKM LAMt Hockey i Brady Bunch 11 All-Star So€Cor(Frl.) ^ o n th lp a (Thur.) shows the Perons children. Jesus Christ i . A... a’ 1 :: Fnm f M-iston 0 I 0 1 Dallas bench A -1U8B1 5.45 CAST HAATFOnO 9«t 4*« I '22 Phil Donahue Show 19 Varloua Programming extremism of any kind •AAOAIN MATINII DAILY • J' ■ « tan a hii^sl (leriiHl Nfine Peiuillie* liarnet S NawZooRavua l i L lv lf^ F ilth systematically filling their Superstar plaved eieht IV V IFVi.l i 0 Joe Franklin Show <9'2299 Taxaa Lloyd Webber (no FIAST AHOWONLV tX SO l*hi I 04 Jtmalhan Mos 9 .'II 5 54 M 2 2 M Card Sharks pockets, principally at the 1 •nl.-t. >114’ \il iijiiies 2v CatabratlonOf ThaEucharlst 2417 Vagatabla Soup N*i-Hid jieriiHj I M..s(f>n F'jrk 5 $Wi laipasAaRa 9 9 Morning Prayar 24 Various Programming hyphen I is his family years in London s West W I r I'isi'P VV I T Pt m iP M Hour Magazine 9ft Ghoat And Mrs. Muir expense of the poor. Jonathan Me Nab 9 X Peiialtie* 5 55 2 1 Movla End, was a Broadway hit M..I1IU v»' '> .tl> i.iiitf :i ' .Ml . » 124 Morrison Phi maj4ir ' X Melnvk Bos Th I i 4 l Don Lana Show 3 :30 name, but 32-vearold An­ M ar. .m l 4 JO III, w : 1' I'V 124 FOURTH C 8/11 9 9 Today's Woman 4 9 Fam ily Faud As a character in the I ’.’.l .1-V»v ITs takt NATIONAL MIK'KFY LFA i.l E major ' X Wils.^ I*hi lU 04 Wi Immi 1 C«is 4 9 Richard Simmons Show 12:25 5/ Fllntatoriaa drew is resigned to being and a movie ’. j > * . .' 1 '• .n 1 lu T. ll.t 4MT4I 174 Mv Cmted Press International 6 0 0 play says. "They raped a Huh»4'- - ! U IrM l«W ITii double inim.r 14 ,'2 Park Bos Soccer 1 Imta 9 15 i Naw JarsOy Raport ^ 5 7 Villa Alagra Ui 1- -■'IKIU' 4 M Jl< \S I ampbril ( tinleient e Various Programming known simply as Webber Both Jesus Christ. Oft ItsYvtli double min..r 14 f2 Milhurv Mos game 5 bw 97 A.M. Weather ® I Draam Of Jaannia 1 1 ♦> ff 4 » Iff' IL' Patrii k Division miMondud II '2 Varloua Programming 12:30 Superstar" and " Evita . ,rr„> • 4 ;‘ u III' I t 4 III4H IKI CaptH CM Itm m 9 :30 3:58 "I like Lloyd Webber, but ,M H |7 ItTM Oat W 1. T PiN Gl- GA Third p«‘rn*l None Penallie* Ntini' U.8. Table Tennis (Thur.) 3 S ta rch For Tom orrow 1 .-(• >41 r v ! N» lil'X M } Brady Bunch a> IIV i'hiladei^ihia 13 4 2 X X 44 Shots fm goj) I'hiladelphia 77-f 19 kta tfMkB 1j Vidal Sassoon: Your Naw 1)49 FYl in America you know .." I'U : ' Vh 1." 48 DO 1 HI' L ParIridgaFamlly M m T m ) N^ Nandeis 9 ' 4 'E 74 b" Mostfin 9 12 9.x Oar 4 :0 0 The average guitar string h'as Both his parents are • algarv H h 4 X X ® t.oalies Philadel|*hia Mvre IL.sion II Motocroaa(Tua.) () John Oavidaon Show M \ U'U IM il I'h NHhM s tVs Irst lira MIHTII AMKRIIAN IMJtKIR New Zoo Ravua 3^49 Ryan'sHopa a playing life of forty hours. MON-TUES 99< I'hll en-ipi,,. VV, Washington r f 7 17 fid f j 3a(hon A 13 114 i ^ 1 Dream Of Jaannia X Gllllgan'a Island classical musicians — his ...... i.i VS 1 I It' III' FIFTH C 9/18 LE A G lE Health Field X Lat'aMakoAOaal NN Mangers 4 12 3 II ff » ) • M t l t . i I I ■ ■ ,4 t; Vitii . h 1 i « ai! Mv I nitdl Press InlernatKXUil 49 Bavarty Hillbllllas 292299 Doctors X Marv Griffin Smokey Only Suivihe Division 6:15 father William is director M .i’i'irni H.. < ..ll 4 I'y 14H Eastern Conlerence 5 fi«»ACMtai i f tn-School Programming “ ) NCAA Football (Mon.) THE AWAKENING W L T Pis (iF (iA 3 . Nawa 12:56 • 1:ti|l.|l • y i> 'W 22* Northern Fhvision 7 tascuMs-fiari 10:00 ) Oomata of the London College of si Ltuis M ' 3 2: 74 S7 - 6:30 3 / 4 9 FYl .1. 1 1 I I - i r . ' W L l ’cl (iF t.A (iM SWi tapataa ’ " i. V am ouver 8 b 3 21 X K! (1 Fred Flintatona And Friends ) Jaffarsons 1:00 I PTLCIub-Tatk And Variaty Music-- and Lloyd Webber (i, ’V\'h. 1 < .rt.i.r:.,. 4 t. II ITH .Ov Ib.lroit I 01 (ID 13 6 I ROUTES 86 84 IE«,< 9S II ItsM taM ( o|.>rado K b 4 3i (C 61 Basketball 1 Bewitched 2' Young And ThaRastlasi ) Buga Bunny And Frianda s! y 1 Minnes4»la I 010UD 5 1 3 My Three Sons is delighted when 'Evita" 649 9333 1 .. - M « 7.’ f t it a X u i ' ( hn dg'i b 9 M7 74 n i ’MIkaDouglaa 197 Saaama SIraat •.(, k 1 i,> " t * ( al|;^rv U 0 (DO 0 0 G f i^ThroaSons l|.,|-. <1 1.'7 J»l U m N taMi l-.tlniiinifKi 4 8 ' 1:1 ■' ® X is described as an opera. Ik ,•» '•,, " 1 », J II ToriKlto 0 0 HI) 0 0 G y Romper Room T ; 4 9 AM My Children I Movla (E ic . Tua.) ■ • VU,'.v d i.’ 4 h VV mmi>eg 1 Id ' 7- 'g Hi (u> 1900 International Racquat- “Simriiay A Bandit 2"^^ n M . Ml I hit ago 0 I (ID 6 13 I ti SportaCantar ) Bawllchad St 1 y <1 i'lf J. . Wales 1 tnliTem e alKMon.. Wad.) t f ' Movla "I'm a great believer in .■Ilk. ash. h i.. 1. 1 I' "JH I4t> souths'rn Division M M Las Vegas Gambit I BigVallay ^ l o i i i s : Si .1 Cvrva Iv tli Norris Division 9 Buliwinkla NCAA Football (W ad.) > ISO I'f W L P rt GF GA GB ^ opera. Operas seem to be \ . l . M Cm W L r n s GF l.A 9 Varloua Programming Q 22 Alive ^ 2229 OaysOfOurUvaa 4 :30 ■ p .1' »>, k IV '1 Q ) J fi Atlanta 1 01 (ID 6 3 26 Tom Larson Show “JESUS’u l i n r s M k ta t L is \ngele I Romper Room 24 In-School Programming (1> Brady Bunch emerging as the most \ I- 1 SI 1. \ It •: a , 12 ' I Z 79 bl Monireal 9 7 2 'X 79 '4 n a t io n a l BASKETBALL ASS4K’ 9 Fllntatonas 49 1 Love Lucy 1:30 ID Tha NFL Story: Lina By Lina . Ir,.;.,. h II i : i l HI Mv ( niieill'ress International 10:24 •' ■ llartt'iid ■ 9 4 14 .'9 ». 6 55 Addamt Family (Fri.) I ''’nc, 'SI l-jslern Conlereme I PiMshu(gh 1(1 3 13 h7 ff 40 W eather View 11 Sports Exparlanca Part I. (19 Chrlal Tha Living Word One variety of South J ’ 'I 'l4if: k'li a* H '2 AllanlK Division ^ American Trail H.i' i b-ir.iil 311 3 9 'b 77 “ 10:30 ^ Bawllchad 1/2 241 ' W 1. I (iB ^ Nawa (T u t.) American wasp builds its •oi.r c 4 Jt Ki'U. ;> J .p 244 lit Vdaliis Division 9 Alice ( d On# Day At A Tima W L T Pt.s (.h l.A Philadelphia If 3 4 ' > 7.00 16) Jaka Hass Gospal Tima homes with a mixture of Ei'cry M oiulav M.il Muller l>> i : ;>4 t H :■ 11 SEVENTH 8 CC 5 1 Love Lucy 5 :00 VI,M VL,..- . Mimiesfila Id 2 3 X 2 42 New \» ik 12 4 Morning 57 In-School Programming earth an^ paper pulp. The pONDEROSA < • S!,.> H : 1) taaij 20 22 30 Blockbusters liu' II'..k* ’ ,.1, Vl’v Mutialo 9 3 ' 'X b V Liston 10 f , PopayalAnd Bugs Bunny 1:56 JjILovaLucy thru Fndav »’ : ‘ J4 < -. 1'. 4 ^ 1' Fats tariv walls of these dwellings \ k> KS Lirohto 9 ' 2 3) I tk1 New Jersev . 8 11 GM 24 In-School Progrsmming 6 A B C Naw sbriat X ' Ironalda NOW in STEREOPHONIC SOUND 4 i 4, ' r'M.ltl' 4 1, II Mkn i NB I 49 Good Morning America are nearly as solid as stone. announces , . j 1 ,, ll.4stfin ■ 9 1 II '9 Washington 7 11 R l c h ^ Simmons Show 49 BuHsaya / 2:00 (U) NCAA Soccar (Tua.) luSar.. 7 .1 I' 2f7 Iff m iM g (/U4-tM-( 2 Iu ' 9 .'h Ml V ,i:,iii.n .1 II FMi Om I SpoflaCantar 10:50 3 As Tha World Turns ill'— Davay And Goliath : 4t< Iffi 140 'salurdav s Hesult.s 2 new menu additions. l.ll 1' I.'h H ;i ll FviNkstai ^4^Naws G al Smart 2 2 Happy Days Again Phil.idi'l|iliia' Ib-ltoil 2 \ n 99 Today ’.Itl' it-'c. l vs Sj I- ' u UTi Avs 10:58 2457 MIstarRogars New Nork Islatvders4 Mullalo I ' Batman 6' 49 OnaLifaToLlva VSII .l M.i Tv J h ll UTO I'J iL'Uk' i 3 Newsbraak EIGHTH B 8/18 Washingtonb Hartlordt 7:25 11 NCAA Soccar (Mon.) 96) Starsky And Hutch NOBODY 11:00 Mil TlD.MN Crsct ti Bsry Ikist.in 7 Pittvljurgh4 C9 News 16 A ccanI On Living (M on.) 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\ •' \ V. IH - KVEMNG IIEKALD. Mon , Nov. 17, 1«0 EVENING HERALD. Mon . Nov 17. 1980 - !•> Final Saturn photos may clear mysteries business. HASAUENA. Cahf ' UPl' - Scien­ light The pictures, which take about said. Such gravitational influence determined through photographs and zero Fahrenheit — Absolute Zero — equatorial region at 9S5 mph. tists say the Voyager 1 spacecraft's an hour and 25 minutes to arrive, will may explain the eccentric rings and tests, the scientists said more will be to minus 387 degrees. On earth, heavy winds that caused Z Product show to give prizes be incorporated into a film of Saturn the strange "braided" appearance of known abbut the evolution of Saturn The Voyager cameras have a rash of destructive brush fires In parting shots of Saturn and its ' MANCHESTER —The value of prizesprizes lobe merchandise available to luckylucky visitors will hourhour with with 200 200 individual individual pri prizes. The response sateilites. combined with radio tests and its rings, "Jet Propulsion the Fring particles. and its moons, and it may be similar detected some cloud features in the Southern California early Sjuiday awarded visitors to the 1980 Manchester include a five day/four night trip to Bermuda from the exhibitors has been brisk, with most Laboratory scientists said. JPL spokesman Alan Wood said to a small solar system in itself. yellow planet, scientists said, which also threatened for a period the of its rings, may show the mustard Product Show will exceed $4500. for two, cash prizes, savings bonds, and viewing the 1980 Manchester Product Show as ■ New photos from the space probe scientists were waiting for the A billion miles from the sun, show it is different in many ways Goldstone rkeiving antenna, one of coiored planet evolved like a small, The two day event at ^he J.C. Penney an opportunity to thank area residents for have revealed that some of the results of a radio experiment to Saturn couldn't be colder according from its neighbor, Jupiter, three which gathers the data from numerous gift certificates. Tools, a camera, separate solar system warehouse will feature more than 185 displays an accoustic guitar, books, albums, and spring years of support and patronage. . Voyager hurtled away from the Saturn's rings are serene and some determine Ynore closely the size and to our temperature scales. Voyager The cloud top winds of Saturn are the spacecraft. and demonstrations of area enterprises. water will also be given away. In addition, The Manchester Product Show at the J C frozen cloud-swathed orb at 35,000 are chaotic, and they are subject not compositions of the ring particles. scientists said the whirling cloud tops almost twice as fast as those of the Goldstone's huge dish is in danger Building on the success of the previous shows, complimentary courses and services from Penney Warehouse will be open from noon to 9 mph today. At midnight Sunday, it just to the gravity of the planet, but , Dr. Jeffrey Cuzzi*Said Sunday the range from Absolute Zero to only a_ larger planet and apparently move when winds reach 45 mph. Wood said, exhihT&trs this year will nearly double the local concerns will be awarded. p.m. Saturday, N ov.^ and noon to 6pm Sun­ was 3 7 million miles from Saturn the influences of its moons. particles range in size from near little yvarmer. mostly in one direction. and it can withstand gusts up to 60 value of prizes to be awarded to persons atten­ The list of prizes to be given away is in­ day, Nov. 23. Admission tickets will be on sale and 944 7 million miles from Earth Spaces or gaps in the complex ring microscopic to very large, up to The cloud tops of the gaseous Dr. Garry Hunt of the Voyager im­ mph. That was about the wind force ding the event. complete, but every indication is that at the door. More information on the show is The craft clicked off stopaction system may be caused by the several yards. Different rings con­ planet which spin around its equator aging science team at JPL said the eariy Sunday and the antenna was Provided by show exhibitors, the prizes and promoters will be awarding prizes every half available at the chamber of commerce photos every four minutes, beaming measured perturbations of Saturn's tain different size particles. at more than 900 mph range In spaceprobe's instruments also "stowed," or put ii\ a straight-up them Earthward' at the speed of moons, called resonances, scientists Once the history of the rings is' temperature from 459 degrees below measured wind jets near the position to offer iess wind resistance. Discount tickets on sale at banks Freak slide MANCHESTER — Discount tickets for the Heritage Savings and Loan Association, Mam Bolton Notch and South Windsor - Desegregation in cities 1980 Manchester Product Show at the newly Street, Food Mart at Parkade, Highland Park Tickets also will be available at Hie completed J.C. Penney warehouse are on sale Market, K-Mart Plaza. Coventry branch on Chamber of Commerce office on 20 Hartlord kills hikers at the following banks: Connecticut Bank and Rt. 31, Tolland branch on Rt. 195 and South Road Trust, Main Street, North Main Street and Windsor branch on Oakland Road: Parkade branches: First Federal Savings, Manchester State Bank, main office. Burr The 1980 I’roducl Show will open Us doors at in Yosemitel showing great success Parkade office: Hartford National Bank, Main Corners, East Center Street, Hartford Road. noon Nov. 22 and 23 and will run until 9 p m on Street, East Middle Turnpike, West Middle North Main Street. Parkade, Spencer Street, .Saturday the 22nd and until 6 p m on Sunday trom desegregation programs. WASHINGTON I DPI) - Broad "But not indefinitely. If we have Pratt t i Whitney Aircraft has donated this JT4A jet engine to Turnpike and North Main .Street branches, East Hartford branch on Burnside Avenue. the 23rd YOSE.MITE NATIO.NAL PARK, school desegregation programs that Besides reduced busing, there are metropolitan school desegregation, Calif 'C PI' - The roar of famed cover entire metropolitan areas are more fair housing opportunities for we will have housing integration — Project Orbis, an international group organized to combat diseases of Vosemite Falls today was an proving much more effective than blacks. and we will see the end of busing." the eye worldwide. Accepting the engine at P&WA’s East Hartford ominous echo of the rockslide that programs confined to city limits, a The study, financed by the National Ms; Pearce said busing that only plant is Betsy Wainwright, Project Orbis president. With her are iilled the mountain valley with an 14-city study says lAstitute of Education, involved affects central cities will only cause Donald C. Lowe, right, president of P&WA’s Commercial Products ingrv rumble, kiljing three hikers The two-year study found that pairing seven cities that have had further white flight to the suburbs, Division, and .Allan R. Schubert of South Windsor, superintendent, and seriously injuring at least six metropolitanwide school desegrega­ '‘broad school ■ desegregation while metropolitan-wide busing will assembly and'test. others programs, which often force busing tion programs for at least five years reverse that pattern. rtie latal wall of granite boulders, on surrounding suburbs, give white with seven other cities of similar The study used census-type data to one hall the si/.e of a house. ' families "no place to run " as well as size, geographic location and racial compare residential housing patterns crashed down onto the upper incentives to live in integrated areas makeup in the paired cities over the last 20 Vosemite Falls trail at about noon where their children can attend The cities with metropolitanwide years. It found most cities more in­ donates engine Siiiuuy taking hikers by complete neighborhood schools. desegregation "are experiencing tegrated. but those with school surprise The result is such a sharp increase residential integration at a faster desegregation programs were V least three people were killed in housing integration that some rate" than the others, Ms. Pearce moving far more quickly. for eye hospital plane “Here at Carter De Cormier, si\ otfiers were known to be cities may be able to eliminate said in an interview. Besides Charlotte. N.C., and Rich­ M-.'iouslv injured but a National school busing sometime in the future, For example, she said Charlotte, mond, Va , the cities were: River­ !aih S im ie spokeswoman said EAST HARTFORD - Pratt & The DC.-8 aircraft that is currently un­ general manager of the study said. N.C., which began busing in 1970, is side and San Bernardino, Calif.: Whitney Aircraft of United Technologies dergoing conversion into a surgical suite M'lieroU' others received minor in- Study author Diana Pearce, direc­ estimated today to 6e 32.7 percent Tampa-St. Petersburg, Fla., and De Cormier’s Datsun likes .iirii ^ i.n tfieit scramble down the has donated a JT4A jet engine valued at and teaching facility was donated to De Cormier’s tor of research at Catholic Univer­ more integrate, while Richmond. Atlanta: Wichita. Kan . and Tulsa. $300,000 for use on McDonnell Douglas Project Orbis by United Air Lines. The tri.il to s.ilelv sity s Center for National Policy Va , is only 19.6 percent more in­ to do business with F.iresi rangers said the slide Okla.: Racine. Wis . and Saginaw. DC-8 transport being converted into an conversion work is being performed by Review, said white families are tegrated than 10 years ago. Mich.: Greenville. N.C. and Augusta. airborne teaching hospital for treatment Tiger Air Service Center in California. .■ur.-d hiKi vards ol the trail on the "To the question. Must we have local people realizing they can avoid busing Ga . and Springfield. Mass , and of eye diseases worldwide. The aircraft will be staffed by a team of we^l side ol l.ost Arrow Peak at the busing’’" the answer is yes." she said. because integrated areas are exempt Bridgeport, Conn. The engine was donated to FToject Or­ doctors, nurses and technicians who will Datsun, we li utKl-loul level a lialt mile below the upper Vosemite f alls It left a pile of bis of Houston, Texas, an international perform surgical demonstrations, give boulders 13 leet high on the trail Papal visit non-profit organization affiliated with the lectures, conduct clinics, and consult with "One of the best ways to ■ The Nati.'nal I’ark Service .said Iraq claims boats sunk, Baylor College of Medicine. doctors in the hos countries. none ol the dead or injunni hikers \ gust of wind blows up ceremonial robes of Pope John Paul When the Orbis aircraft becomes Elach year about 900 doctors in other advertise in communicate with local operational in 1981. it will fly to cities would he identilieo until later today II as he offers incense during mass at Finthen U.S. Army Air­ countries will learn, work, and take part after attempts had been made to around the world, about 18 a year, in surgery aboard the Project Orbis air­ people is through your notify their relatives field in .Mainz. West Germany, Sunday, on the second day of providing medical treatment and training, craft. Through its on-board closed circuit his five-day visit to West Germany. Citing centuries of suf­ Iranians die infighting according to Betsy Wainwright, president One survivor told rangers she saw television network, several thousand local newspaper. That’s why BAGHDAD. Iraq (UPli of Project Orbis. others will be able to observe lectures, The Herald a boulder the size of a car and fering by his Polish homeland, the pontiff called for an end to the enemy »on the a second Iranian rocket at­ Radio Tehran, quoting others the size of office desks - Iraq today reported it "There are 42 million people in the operations and demonstrations at remote we have been advertising imperialism and colonialism. (UPI photo I Susangerd front. tack on Kuwaiti border the official Pars news The slide crashed with a roar that sank 10 Iranian gunboats world today who already are blind, and 500 locations. "A very reliable source targets revived fears of the agency, said Sunday Iraqi was heard all over the valley and killed more than 700 million more with eye diseases that may If surgery is the primary purpose of a with The Herald for the past says the enemy is close to war spreading to forces have begun a "mass fliMir one ollicial .said and it also Iranians in house-to-house annihilation on this front, eventually blind them." said Mrs. visit, facilities aboard the aircraft will because It’s neighboring Arab states, slaughter" of Iranians in 35 years,’’ says Carter. created a lug dust cloud fighting in the desert city where one report says 12 Wainwright. make it possible to perform an average of Traveling Pope of Susangerd while the West braced Susangerd after surroun­ "Many of these people are suffering 10 operations each day, Mrs. Wainwright I liHiked over there and saw a enemy tanks have been Itself for a new round of oil boulder rolling down slowly said Iran claimed Iraqi forces ding the city with tanks and needlessly." she said, "because half of explained. destroyed, an infidel am­ price hikes triggered by Vosemite Park A Curry ( o security were " close to an­ "using incendiary and such blindness could be prevented or munition dump set ablaze the war chemical bombs " our local nihilation in the cured through currently available medical In addition to the donations from United officer Mike Hover It seemed seen as pilgt^im and 15 serviceable enemyw In Washington. Senator Susangerd area but ad­ knowledge Air Lines and Pratt & Whitney Aircraft. about half the size of a house ' vehicles captured " Henry Jackson, who has mitted heavy losses and ac­ “Providing worldwide access to this Project Orbis is receiving support from 99 I could see trees bent over byi MAINZ West Uermany il'P Ii - colonialism He alsii condemned An informed source at been mentioned fora possi­ Susangerd is 20' miles th( large fu/ulders coming down in cused Iraq of using knowledge and sharing new information the U.S Agency for International Visit De Cormier Motors, Pope John Paul II. declaring he came racism and antisemitism and said Ahvaz war headquarters ble Cabinet post in the east of the Iraqi border and the slide said Ben Vunan the chemical warfare in a 40 miles northwest of for the treatment of eye diseases is why Development, the U.S. State Department, town newspaper. as a pilgrim to bridge the the nation s Nazi past "is proof of said eight enemy tanks are Reagan administration, 285 Broad St., Manchester, Ct. park s assistant chief of security mass slaughter" at Project Orbis was established," said Mrs. the American Medical Association, the Vatican s 450-year-old nit with Ger­ where discrimination and contempt bogged down in mud on the said the war could drive' Ahvaz, the capital of Iran's I'ark Hangers said there had been Susangerd Wainwright "This is an extremely com­ American Academy of ophthalmology, man Protestants, told Lutheran lor human dignity may lead " Ahvaz front the price of gasoline to 0 i I - r i-c h K h u z i s t a'n Meet Carter, he’ll tell you about two dozen Inkers in the area at Iraq today reported 10 prehensive program that we believe will and numerous other corporations and church leaders today they cannot In tixlay s gesture of reconcilia­ At the sam e tim e . province, which the Iraqis the time of the crash Iranian gunboats sunk in $1.90 a gallon before the have significant impact in reducing the professional organizations around the more. yake communion with Roman tion. the pope told the Lutherans the Kuwaiti charges Sunday of end of the year believe to be Arab land The roi ks covered a zig zag section the Karkha River and 10 causes of blindness around the world." world Catholics Roman Catholic church was partly to of trail in steep terrain and an rocket launching bases, I'he pope had Sunday hoped to blame for the bitter disputes that led emergency aid station was set up eight anti-tank missile avoid a head-on collision between the to the Protestant reformation, and he Annual meeting Tuesday about a iiiiles Irom there to treat twii (hurches, by meeting the told them he came, as a pilgrim " launchers and 22 military those wi’h min a injuries vehicles destroyed in Lutherans who charged him with .seeking to reunify them l-langer' s.un they had no reports ol fighting at Susangerd. snubbing them by not meeting them John Paul said, however, that the for East Hartford CofC any missing hikers privately during his visit to the coun- An Iraqi military com­ Linda Abbon a representative of difleremes between Catholics and munique said "a large trv'that spawned the Relormation l.utherans over the centuries are far EAST H ARTFORD - The East Hart the membership and interviews with the .National Park Service said there number" Iranian troop.s Alter meeting with the pope, ford Chamber of Commerce will host its business and community leaders, the 1981 were fewer than normal hikers on ihf- Irom being resolved, and he noted Protestant delegates said the two specilit'ally the Lutheran demand were killed in the fighting 86th annual meeting on Tuesday at the program of work provides the Chamber a tieavily-u.sed scenic trail becau.se of that members ol the two churches be .Sunday night and today Marco Polo Restaurant. 1250 Burnside "Bluepring" for its years activities. the cloudy, (hilly weather churches had agreed to establish a allowed to receive communion joint­ The report said Iraqi Ave. A slate of new directors will be ap­ She said rangers did not know what commission to discuss their dillerent interpretalions ol the laitli No ly in Catholic services warplanes raided Iranian Barbara B. Kennelly. secretary of the proved and two retiring board members caused the slide but it did not involve detaiis on the make-up or scope ol Dniy lull unity will allow us to concentrations in Ahwaz state, will be guest speaker. Elected will be honored. Retiring from the Board an earthquake Another riu k slide oc- and said one Iraqi jet was the commission were immediately gather together in one meaning and secretary of the.state in 1978, Kennelly of Directors will be Henry Genga, East ( urred in the same area several available lost served as a member of the Hartford Court Hartford Jaycees and E. Dean Roland, weeks ago but no one was hurt one faith at the table ol the Lvird, " Karliei. at an American air base, An Iranian .communique of Common Council from 1975-1979 Dean's Spirit Shoppe. The Navy sent helicopters Irouglfie the pope said at the one-hour meeting IP on the second day ol his live-day, reported by the Pars news Chamber President Judith L. Carr, will Tickets are available for the meeting at l.emaore an station mnd from a in the central church museum in seven-city visit to West (iermany. agency said rein­ present the annual report and 1981 $15 per person. For reservations, please l.icilitv at f iilon Nev to help in the ■Mainz the pontiif made what was probably The Lutherans told him the un­ forcements had managed V program of work. Drafted as a'resutt of call the Chamber office at 289-0239. The evacuation ol the injured A Navy to enter Susangerd and that the Dlan the program dinner, a survey of public is welcome. spokesman said six of the injured the most political speech ,ol his resolved communion issue was a IP-month papacy bv citing the sui- serious one and said they welcomed supported by airborne un­ GonaMice were rejiorted in serious condition , iering ol his homeland and calling for Catholics to take communion at its. our forces inflicted considerable damage on South Windsor CofC a n ■ end to imperialism and Protestant services boosts task forces We have SOUTH WINDSOR — Two task forces established by REPLACEMENT New radiation leaks revealed the East of the River Chambers of Commerce Associa­ TUBES it\ t mild Pre— hili-rn,itiiinal r nuclear [dant located afiout 35 miles tion have started to function with the aid of members of H.Ktiuliiin csc.qifd lor .i lilth time this vear tom Atomic Power Station in York County to ■ for southeast ol W.ishmgton and 60 miles soutfi of service Sunday buying the South Windsor Chamber of Commerce. •■SRi at the ( alverl I lills nuclear power plant near ■Baltimore Paul Fittere of Wesco Industries, on the task force for Wdshinytun I) ( ,ind ollicials in Philadelphiti The reactor was shut_ down for a val.ve BOEKAMP Franklin. said about 17 hundredths ol a repair Friday morning, and when it was manpower development, said the Task Force has been v « sav some Milio.ii live gas seeped from a.Vork millirem 10 times below the federal dosage and will endeavor to meet bi-weekly. I ounlv nui leaf janTilv restarted about 4pm. radioactive gases es- QUARTZ limit leaked Irom the plant s No 2 reactor capt>d for about 20 minutes, a Philadelphia or The current members are Hans Weiss of Dynamic llllieials said the ladioaetivity released in ,it about 11 25 a m Electric Company spokesman said. He said Metal Products Co, Inc., Marcel St. Sauveur of the North HEATERS doth incidents was below tederal limits and He said a valve tailed to lull close because of Central Connecticut Chamber, and Fittere. pOsed no d.ingers the release maj^have been caused by an ac­ a mechanical problem and allowed radioac­ cumulation of gas in the system because Of the ■liie Task Force is currently formulating a question­ M ancheoter ■\ B.i 111 mo re , 11 .1 ' ,i nd K lent r ic’ t o tive wateyj) return to the reactor rather than shutdown naire to be used in business and industry to determine Hardware '■poKesiiiaii -,aiil a valve billed to lully close al being placed in a slorage tank selling The spokesman said the radiation level of current and near future manpower needs. in atn St Ihnckesto the t alvei It lii is plant reh‘asing a small dose But the NRC ollicial said a preliminarv in­ Chamber officials said the object is to insure the the released gas was no higher than 44 percent 643- 44^9 ol raJioactiviiv Mindav the fifth leak vestigation had led him to believe a necessary availability of skills for the region's continued reported al the plant tins year ol the maximum rate allowed by the NRC, but mechanical problem wasn't the cause ol the under precautionary regulations it was growth. HGtiF sjiokesni.in Charies J Franklin ,)r leak -aid tin leak was causeil by mechanical reported to the NRC and the Pennsylvania I would say that when they turned the Emergency Management Agency lailure. hut a .Nu( le.ir Hegulatory ("(jmjhission '.alve, they didn't close it enough-" saictPhilip The spokesman said such releases were not olficial hinted il may have i>t-en caused by Ting, an NRC duftv officer based in Belhe.sda Use the Herald Classifieds Leaders appointed human error uncommon when reactors are started up after In Philadelphia, officials said a slight repairs, adding that the gas was "nowhere S O l'T l^ t’INDSOH — President K. Steven Wadach of Local residents and elwted officials vuit'^d release ol radioactive gas occurred as concern about the leaks at Maryland s only near any level of danger. " / the Chamber of Commerce, has appointed leaders for the workers returned Lnit Two at.Ihe Peach Bot­ Lo6« U0 ly m o ti ««tgh( industrial, retail/commercial and professional divisions I wOiMtfMtMtNIWPAT. Call 643-2711 for the accelerated membership drive being conducted QO dM plan. NoOilng tah- Polish government mai )ual a n a d y w ^ h t this month. I Iota tor tK iaa that raaHy WOODSIDE ANTIQUES BUTINS Theodore J. Pastva of Northeast Utilities is heading want to toaa heads off walkout the industrial division: Edward R. Steben, president o f . Ed Steben Glass Co., the retail-commercial division: and - WAH.SAVt Pohmd G I’ll A government negotiating! President-Elect Ernest H. Hintz, of South Windsor Phar­ team signed an 'irgreeiiJgieement today with protesting health I $29 to macy, the professional division. G0LD.a SILVER Aik Liooatt Parkada oiu« worjyers in Gdansk heading.off a threatened strike alert I $100. itora about tha PAT-QO and ending the. occupation ol the city hall WEfIT irstmtlt a i tRE srtT raducing plan and tlart The agreement deiu.s'ed one of the hottest flashpoints in • Cliu lii|S • hwiki • M s ioting walght thia waak. I’oland s uneasy labor situation Hale on talk panel M onty oacR tii run it not It was another victory for us. " said a sptjkesman for | complataty aatiaftad with • (II Sdriii SHw 620191 walght loat from tpa vary Solidarity the country's biggest independent labor union $60 MA.NCHESTEH — Willianv H, Hale, president of fWM packaga coalition It was even a victory in the fact that thF | Heritage Savings and Loan Association, is a member of a r government team came to Gdansk for negotiations panel which will discuss “Banking in the Eighties" Dec. • 3 « Ufralft Manchester Connecticut's Local Evening Daily Newspaper. they had wanted our people to go to Warsaw TOP PRICES PAIDII 4. He said the agreement which includes wiige raises and * * * 10% bonus on dais Hnfs wMi ttus m * * * The discussion will take place at a seminar sponsored c m 08H M l a i - M w I PUT THE HERALD AND ADVERTISER TO WORK FOR YOU TODAY J;^ecilic provisions forz’bettering work and medical con- no PINE $^T.. MANCHESTER PHONE 643-4030 AND ADVERTISER by the Banking Law Section of the Connecticut Bar CALL DISPLAY ADVERTISING 643-2711 corntrol HTFD. MD. AND PINE ST ^paok af PAT*tO aoi '■Jltions. came after two days and two nights of talks 30,000 CIRCULATION Association at the Lord Cromwell Inn, Cromwell. rooaiva ana PAT*«0 Nook (OLD KINGS BLOO.) HOURS 0-9 between the protesters and the government niinisterial The program starts at 5 p.m. with a dinner at 7 p.m. level team For. information phone 249-9141.

-V ill i-AV \:\i. iii:iv u.n M .n \.'i it I'wii EVENING HERALD, Mon., Nov. 17, 1980 - 21 Goddard College Http Wanltd 13 Htip WpnM 13 Frank 4 EmMt may reorganize I'M AcCiDtNT-

PLAINFIELD, Vt. (UPI) — A major reorganization • Nutmeg Vllllage, Garden or R r o n e a n d X may be in the works for financially troubled Goddard Woodgate Apts., Vernon. College. W A N T Y o u T b Several hundred students, faculty, staff members and Phone 647-9946 or 647-9947 administrators ended two days of meetings on the future FIND OUT WHY, of the school Saturday. Beacon Hill - Tolland St. f The conference was the second held as part of a Area of East Hartford B a l d y . federally funded planning process, which will end Dec. 13 Call Ernie at 643-6038 Tniwas i:.ii 5 i when a flv.*-member task force makes its final report and recommendatons to the Goddard'board of trustees. Task Force Coordinator Jill Mattuck Tanile said the H*fp WanM 13 Htlp Wantad 77 Halp Wanlad .j3 Halp Wanlad 13 conference was held to discuss various proposals for God­ W ANTED^ dard's future. The Volunteer Companlet oi the Laundry Help Matotonanot Antotanto The task force is responsible for drafting a plan that Is Tovm of NUnebester Fire Depart­ CLERK TYPIST, general of­ Cooks TOWN OF MMICKSTER fice work, good typing skills. reponsive to contemporary educational thinking and be ment are currently seeking active members If you are physically fit. 35 hour work week. G < ^ star­ IN cost effective, officials said. male or female. 18 year* of age. or SCHOOL OtOSSHG ting salary plus state benefits. IK IN Acting college President Victor Loefflath-Ehley said it oMer, and a Manchester resident • GIMRD Inlerveiws, 10-4 p.m. Monday call M9-2806 for further informa- November 17th at 55 West ANTiaPATION would be impossible to predict the plan's final shape. tion. ANTICIPATION ANTIGIPATHIN But, he added, "there seemed to be a shared view that POLICE DEPARTMENT Main St. Rockville. OFALABOR some reorganization and consolidation of administrative RNS/LPNS ■ Crestfield Con­ Houriy Rata $3.50 BABYSITER WANTED to sit OFALABOR OFALABOR functions will be included. valescent Home. Manchester. for 2 small children, in my 3 p.m to 11 p.m. Excellent home. 40 hours per week. STRIKE "In addition," he said, "I would expect any new plan to STRIKE STRIKE The Meadows Convalescent re-emphasize Goddard's long term commitment to in­ benefits for part time and full Manchester residents only. Must have own transporta­ The Meadows ConvalescenI The Meadows Convalescent Home >8 hiring permanent time employees. Call Mrs. tion, and references. 6494110. Home 19 hiring permanent Home is hiring permanent replacements for the position of dividual education." Grant DNS at 643-5151. No specialized experience replacements for the position of replacements for laundry per­ maintenance assistant Full ■ ■ required. cooks. Full benefits First and se­ sonnel Full benefits and training. benefits and training Days Call A college spokeswomen said the conference was GENERAL MAINTENANCE cond shifts Call or apply in All three shifts. Call or apply m or apply in person marked by "intensive and heated debate" as sub-groups FOOD SERVICE TRAINEE. PERSON. The Manchester person person. For application apply to Meadows C om aletctirt Home discussed possible changes in each Goddard program and 17 to 30. High school grad. Call Personnel Office, Town Board of Education is seeking Meadows Convalescent Home Meadows Convalescent Home 3S1 B(47-9194______647-9194 shared view that Goddard is doing good educational MECHANIC A equal opportunity (7:00 a.m. to 3:30 p.m.) High work," said trustee Lois Sontag. "The basic philosophy of EXPERIENCED IN all school or technical school STATION ATTENDENT employer. SECRETARY PART TIME learning through experimental action was everywhere phases of truck and auto diploma. Five years qualified NEEDED - Part time Apply GIVE YOURSELF A tradesman experience may be mornings. 20 hours per week evident," repair, gas and diesel. in person. Gorins Sport Car, CHRISTMAS BONUS' Sell Minimum five years considered. Starting salary, $4.25 per hour, paid vacations, Route 83, Vernon. Avon, and earn good money' The reorganization process, which was begun in experience. Must have own $13,705 Excellent benefits. paid holidays, typing and dic­ Call 523-9401 Family portrait The early years August, was accelerated because of financial problems tools. Start at f7.00 per hour. Contact Mr Wilfred Dion, taphone proficiency required CLERICAL ACCOUNTS triggered by declining enrollments, which surfaced at the All fringe benefits. For ap­ Supervisor of Buildings and Manchester. Phone 647-9979 PAYABLE, or PAYROLL Ronald [k’agan, who will be inaugurated as Reagan is the daughter of Loyal Davis, a Born in Tamppcox 111., on Feb. 11, 1911, and developed a passion for football. He will pointment, call 6897596. AVON to buy or sell, call 523- Grounds, 22 School Street, please ask for Mrs Caouette. RECORD KEEPING - Oct. 25 trustees meeting, 9401. the 40th president on .l;in. 20 lOKl. is seen Chicago physician and politieal conservative Ronald Reagan is shown at left at the age of be'inaugufated as the 40th president of United Manchester, Connecticut, 647- Experienced preferred The "The large number of persons who took part in the con­ ENGINEER. Must have P.E. 3514. Equal O pportunity Purdy Corp. 586 Hilhard during early years i^ iis marriage with-wife (Cf*! photiii one. At right, about age 12, he is seen in States on Jan. 20, 1981. (UPI photos) RECEPTIONIST - East Hart­ NURSES AID for evenings in Kitchen Help ference and the hard work they have done>and are con­ license and good car. Employer. private home. 8 p.m.-10:30 Street, Manchester, call 649 \ancv and children Ronald and Ratti .Mrs Excellent income and o|^r- ford location. Looking for a 0000 Equal O pportunity Dixon, 111:, where he entered high school at 13 tinuing to do are an exciting testimony of their deter­ personable individual for this p.m Please call 643-1264. mination to solve these problems onci^ and for all, " tunity inspection houses. Mnd WAREHOUSE STOCK Employer resume in confidence to P.O. position. Company provides CLERK - Arthur Drug IN Loefflath-Ehley said. Box 168. Bloomfield, Connec­ training for PBX Console. W arehouse. Shipping anc Paid benefits include: Pen­ BUILDING MAINTENANCE ticut, 06002. receiving. Pulling and pricing ANTICIPATION Traced to Midwest roots sion Si Insurance. Hours- of orders. Heavy lifting PART TIME HOUSEKEEPER WANTED Monday-Friday 8 a m. - 5 p.m. required. 40 hours. (Tall Kathy for apartment in East Hart­ Write or aoply HARTF6RD at 6496648. Monday through Friday OF ALABOR Man shoots kin, self DESPATCH, 225 Prospect ford. CaU after 5:00 p.m.. 529 5:00 P.M. to 9:00 P.M. 1332. Street. Box 8271, East Hart­ ford, Ct 06108. Please do not BURGER ^ Full Company Banatlta STRIKE CANDIA, N.H. (UPI) - Faye .Rankle, 36, of Candia KING W Tne Meadows Convalescent NUCLEAR FIELD phone EOE. ★ Home is hiring permanent has been fatally shot and her sonT^trick Mastrillo, 12, is now hiring for immediate repiBcements tor the position ol Reagan known for basic values TRAINEE. 18 to 24 months J.C. Penney, Company kitchen neip Full benefits and seriously wounded by her husband in what policejiave openings. 11 a.m. to 2 p.m.. paid training available. Age 17 ACCOUNNTING & training First and second shifts PAYROLL CLERK - 260 PROGRESS DRIVE inti' ,1 t.is( in.ition w ith Har.itia Alper labelled a murder and suicide. to 23 High school grad and evenings 5 to 10 pm . or 5 Call or apply m person B\ Rom it f It. (,I N M "0\ dent [iroiest apainsi a cutback in Immediate opening. Bolton 1 am Sw HI and the Bihle SUte police said Walter Shankle, 43, apparently shot U.S. citizenry required. Math p.m. to closing Mothers MANCHESTER, CT. Meadows Convalescent Home llx I mit'il IVf«» I iitcrn.il iim.il propr.ims, that would have his wUe’^and stepson following a quarrel in their hoijne and Sciencee 'background backgrounc mav Public School. 10 months. 30 welcomed. Uniforms and 333 Bldwell 8t. \I 1.". Re.ip.m ente'ed Sallhside MANCHESTER. CT. ll has bfiTi 4H sinif HcmjlU Ihri'alened praduation of upper-class enable trainingig as Electrical,El( hours per week position. meals are provided FREE. 643.1167 shortly before noon Sunday and then killed himself, Bookkeeping and or Accoun­ 647-9194 Hea^an Ifil his rn"ls n! sni.iH-town lliph S, haul in Iiixon III itiembers Reactor Control or Apply in person 2 to 6 p m , 467 riy Monday through Friday. 10:a.m. lo 4:p.m. m/f cor Ih w.i' skinnv a feel :l .Old liitt Mastrillo remained in critical but stable condition Mechanical Operator. Must be ting experience necessary, diiwnsta'i' lilinms Hut he lU'U'i !us As a Irestiman Reapan was elected today in Manchester's Elliot Hospital following surgery plus lypine and business Center Street. Manchester. pounds Horn rimmed ^'las,^es helfied protest leailer ami pave a rousing willing to leave area. Call Conn. ab.indiTU'd Ihc ir.idilinnal basic for gunshot wounds in his right arm and chest collect, 9:00 a m. to 1:00 p.m. machine skills. Computerized hi- 111 .ii's.phtedness today Reapan values ni .AnuTic.i s hc.irll.ind speech .ipa.nst the proposed cutback Mrs. Shankle died about 1 p.m. Sunday in Elliot (5181 462-4321. Payroll experience desirable. Is .1 hi' wer li teet weiphs 189 and For application contact: Mrs. Pari i>| Hf.iuar s cniirnmus appeal ll w.isrhe.idy wine, Reagan Hospital. Shankle was pronounced dead at the scene. Keep Smiling te VDlers has been his .ihi'lilv ta per­ we.irs' coni.lets recalled vears later in his electrician . We are Be Happy suade Xmeru.ins iha! '■wt-.ihinn In hiph school Reapan developed ,i autotiiopr.iphy looking for good, responsible help w nefits include: life, MASSEUSES. Full or part «ill turn iiui litthl i! nnl> the n.iliim (lassian tar loolball Hr phiy ed pu.ird Thi- .'Ihei miportanl development time. Good steady clientele. witf. a lerocils lh.it belied his PLEASE READ ADVERTISING health insurance, good wages, relurns te 'he da\ s when ihinps «.-re vv.is Re.ipan s laScinalion with radio vacation Work includes in­ Windham area. (Jpen eveiy Mrr.pitr ;h" wj, he reuieirtiei' st.iUire l..iler m coliepe Reapan and politics dustrial. commercial and day II a m. til midnight. 423- Nurss Aides YOUR AD DEADLINE 7519 kid$ them tram his hasija.i,; kna'xed cold .1 [d.iver whose tactics residential wiring. For more He.ip.ir. VV.IS t.iken by Franklin 12:00 noon tho day Hut the \^dwe>: Reatiall lej! |nr attended him I)i-la'io Roosevelt s use of radio and Claaalflwd ads am details, call Tomko Electric, IN Inc 871-0438 NATIONAL SHOPPING EARN EXTRA MONEY I'aiitarni.i m 1HH2 had >;ant saur The \s .1 student Ri'lipan breered ins fireside chats hut he was thrilled iakan ov4r Mm photM batora publication. SERVICE seeking area 'h'oupti without oserly taxinp MjHBontraniafica. Tht representative, part time liepressian was in lull swiu); ,irid 'he by sports .innounctnp and listened for Daadlino tor Saturday SECRETARY MmaPATHM FOR CHRISTMAS. WORK ale inti'which Hariaia Wiisai: Heati.m ti. m '( 11 r I I s 1 np on near flours to h.isehal: .ind lootball games M ^ITraapM ^ MANCHESTER to $10,900. work, irregular basis. Varied phat.ipr.iphu meinors tor only ona Inoorrwot and Monday la 12KN) Steno a must, benefits, fee interesting comparative shop­ was barn 21 sears beiare nn lancer His theatrical career at Kureka ping. No investment. Include OFALABOR was idyllit The lulure president developed InaarMon and Hmw onto paid Contemporary Women. 3 OR 4 HOURS A NIGHT. tiecarne briphter He and a troupe of Hartford, 527-2141 hone DO. with response. Shop Reagan was born in Tampico ti. another passion in hiph sch.Kd .u - leilow students Won a one-act play lo tha a lia o f .tho Rr Check P.O. Box 28175 STRIKE Feh ti 1911 alxive a store an Mam llnp Hty starred in the junior class competilion at Northwestern I'niver- original Inaartlon. ■QW fTMVfflVni Wifi trOT BARTENDER M/F - Part Atlanta. Ga. 30328. The Meadows .Convalescent CALL- IVAN AT 647-9946 p h ^ b u l both he and his laniilv fidl Errora which do not bo corractod by an ad- time permanent position Home Is hiring permanent 'strepi inia a lamils that miKht nise sitv The appl.iuse ol the crowd was SHOWCASE CINEMA is now repiecaments for the position of loaoon tho vahirof tho available Good Pay Good nurse aidM. Full benefits and full chills la today s dpniestu counselors N^I*would become the prolessional ,ii' inloxii ant tor Reapan a thrill dNtonal Inaartlon.- accepting applications for all ac'ar Benefits Apply: Ground training provided All throe shifts. AT THE MANCHESTER His lather ,la( k "fiad a drinkinp lh.it never dimmed Round. 3025 Main Street. poisitions Apply in pers■rson- Call or apply in person ' prabiem .ind tiao liaut.i holding ,i In 1928 ReaP.m entered Hurek.i But llotlvwoiKi was untouchable Glastonbury 659-0162. Me jy thru FridayFrid from ' Mm 4iw s CwnMiccflt Ho m lo 3:00 p.m Showcase 383 SMweN 8 t EVENING HERALD lab I allepe .1 school ol about 251' tiupK lo .1 Midwest child of the Cinema of East Hartford MANCHESTER. CT. The Reagans were poor so poor studimts in Peori.t He paid his own liepie-sion ,so Reagan chose radio WE RE LOOKING FOR TWO w.iv tram his iMrmnps as a Ulepu.ird self-motivated Sales People that abler h'ather N'-il rec.dls nu\ mp Hvinitled in Ins lirst tries to land a Eurnitig Ikralfi for our Manchester Office. CUSTOMER SERVICE lo -'e n t soupbones (at tmoth that th- -wirnminp co.ich dishwasher and lot) in Chicap'o Reapan settled lor Elarnings up to you! Group I, REPRESENTATIVE Securi­ t.imiiv stretched ail week b’Jstlfiv st.iii'iii \Uti' in Davenport. Iowa, Wolverton Agency, Realtors, ty Pacific Finance Corporta- \t Kucek.j two larmalne event- Help Wanted 13 6492813. tion in Manchester, a leading The real tarce in Rea^tan > l.le w.i^ where he dnt 1 niversily of Iowa fmit- financial institution is seeking II 1 urred his mother Nelle who i.iuytht him ta ti ill l'*i $lii ,1 Paine DO IT DAILY - SAVE a Customer Service Represen­ read at ii an ahilits he iaier turned h irst W.I- his p.irticipatian in ,i -tu- He moved lo Des Moinesand WHO. MONEY by reading the FULL TIME BABYSITTER tative whose duties include wtiere the name Dutch Reagan advertisem ents in the NEEDED for 9 month old In­ customer contact, credit tiei time synonymous during the next fant in Manchester or Elast TEACHER - Learning checking and computer ter­ Evening Herald. Hartford area Call 28S40665 Disabilities Teacher for minal operations We are livi- Veals wiih Big Ten Itmlball and after 6:00 p m . or weekends Coventry's Middle School. looking for an individual with the 1 'hicapo ('ubs O nn. Certification required. inilitative who enjoys public The t ubs lielped Reagan'to another SALESWOMAN for retail Contact: Dr. Nicoletti'soffice contact Typing skills are pivotal |)oini in his career fabric store. Part time with at 742-8913 EOE. necessary We offer excellent some experience necessary. salary and benefits, and a In 19.'i? he accompanied the team to □ NOTICES Retail experience preferred. TYPIST N EED ED to do professional working enviom- spring training in southern f'alilor- Apply So-Fro Fabrics, Bun- Transcription Work. Spelling ment. For immediate con­ ni.i An-.jpeni friend of a friend Loet and Found 1 Comer Shopping Center, 1151 accuracy necessare. 20 hour sideration. call Don Mannix. .irr.inped lor a st-reen test in, Tolland Turnpike. week. Benefits. For further Security Pacific Finance, 985 llidlvwi^Kl acting was never far FOUND - Orange i white Manchester information call Manchester Main Street. Manchester. 643- Public Health Nursing 4168. Sanicar OHarad Painting-Papering 32 Building Contracting Irom Re.ipan - mind long hair male cat, wearing Services Offered blue leather collar Found in NURSEIS AIDES Experience Association. 647-1481 Monday The agent -o the story goes, told preferred Full or part time through Friday. 8:00 a m to OIL BURNER SERVICE B&M TREE SERVICE, PROFESSIONAL PAI.NTING FARIIAND REMODELING - Shop Rite, Spencer Street CAN MfE HUF Y0U7 Cabinets. Hoofing. Gutters. Varner Bros I have another Immediate openings on 3:00 to 4:30 p.m An Equal Opportuni- MAN, experienced. Top quali­ where TREE-MENDOUS ser­ If you can walk on it. we can - Interior and exterior At the beginning parking lot. Call 643-7699 Commercial and residential Room .Additions. Decks. All Rotierl Tavlor in my office And 11:00 p m knd 11:00 to 7:00 ^ Affirmative Action ty rale for right man excellent vice is guaranteed, now cover If a.m shifts. Contact Mrs. Employer. working conditions. Call offering FREE STUMP Free estimates Fully in­ types of Remodeling and vvtii'n Reap,in landed a $2no-a week LOST - Small black and white GRINDING with tree Carpeting, hardwood, sured 646-4879 . Repairs Free estimates Ful­ It was Christmas time 1966 when Ronald This was the year that Reagan’s career in female cat. Vicinity of Center Ferguson, DNS, at 289-9573. ImperImperial Oil Company. 644- ' onii.,1 I I' was lug news back in Des resilient floors, slate ly insured Phone 643-6017 Street, Manchester. Reward. PROGRAMMER - We have a 2538. removal. Free eslHBates. Ful­ Moine- Reagan posed for this family photo with wife elective politics, and his arduous journey to CLERICAL TYPIST Small challenging opportunity for an ly insured. References. Senior ceramic tile ELITE TILE; PAINTING - INTERIOR AND CaU 64fr4430._,... LEON CIEZSYNSKl Re.ip.ii, never VV.IS a Hollywood .N'anev and children Ronald Jr, and Patti, the White House, began. (UPI photoK busy office in Hartford. Diver­ experienced programmer who HELP WANTED (Citizens Discount. 643-7285 EXTERIOR, Paperhanging IZHiZlL Experienced, references .Ser- BUILDER New homes, ad­ 'iipii'l.ii III- movle Career (|uickly Faraonala 2 sified position Typing, filing, is ambitious, alert, a self GLASTONBURY AMOCO billing, and order desk starter, and who preferes to 2711 Main St Hours 93. Apply REWEAVING BURN ving Willimantic, ditions. remodeling, rec develope,] into a senes of goo(tpuy HOLES. Zippers, umbrellas Manchester, Bolton, Coven­ rooms, garages, kitchens UNATTACHED? Meet new Benefits Call for appoint­ work in a small, but in person. 1 harai iei.il lor rob tiepinninp in ment. 2496591 repaired. Window shades. try. Columbia. Tolland areas remodelefl, ceilings, bath tile, compatible companions in progressive department. This till l.ile 19'tlls He was elected S,-\G president six spokesiifan lor its products Reagan, pointed state co-chairman of tititens posUion requires a minimun Venetian blinds. Keys. TV W J Grillo 423-6582 dormers, roofing Residential limes during the )940s and 50s Manchester area. Lowest FOR RENT Marlow s, 867 or commercial 649-4291 s He m.ide 54 movies, many lorpet- by then an accomplished public for Goldwater Miller, the GOP cost, elaborate, confidential MARINE ENGINEERING of two years COBOL FOR PROFESSIONAL FALL leading It through the dark years speaker, fit the bill perfectly TRAINEE. 17 to 24 High Programming, consisting of Main Street 6495221 PAINTING BY CRAIG I.ible But ill Knute Rockne All ticket against Lyndon Johnson and dignified nationwide SOivICE STATION CLEANUP call 649-9437. OGDE.N Interior and DESIGN KITCHENS - when many actors were accused ol school grad. Will train, (jail solid experience'*in the \iiiein.in Reapan played Notre By all accounts Reagan was a system. Free literature. Allendaifts wanted Full and CERAMIC FIRING. Discount Lawns rakeif Shrubs Exterior Specialist' Fully In­ Cabinets. Vanities, Formica Reagan was infuriated by the 9:00 a m. to<4^^00 p.m. collect development and modification trimmed and carted away. roiiimunist I’arty leanings or superb television salesman, working Dating of Prestige, (518 ) 4 6 2 -4 ^ Part-time. rales. (Juick service. Call 643- sured Free Estimates CaH Counter Tops Dis'play, D.ime loolli.ill hero (ieorpe * * * * * ★ ★ ★ * ficer, from discharging incompetent tically Mrs R eapn is the daughter sion for two years until the Borax Co. was the first of a number of Reagan of f)r Loyal Davis, a Chicago physi­ signed him as host for its weekly foes to take the actor-turned- ^The (iipper^ or unneedeil servicemen After the war. Reagan found cian and political conservative. dramatic feature, “Death Valley politician lightly himiself replaced by younger stars The couple had two children, Patti Days." Ronald Reagan made 54 movies in his career, many of them The experience led him to seek and Ronald Jr . during the early There was one significant develop­ The result, after a fierce cam- years of their marriage, which coin­ lorgettable, hut some, like "Knule Rockne - All American, justice through his union - another ment between the two shows: Mlgn, was a 993,739-vote margin for escepwo);'/otW"'"**' - ^ 081( 643-2711 » won him notoriety He played football hereo George flip m that pivotal move cided with the nadir of Reagan's Reagan switched his voter registra­ Reagan. ♦ C a ll 643-2711 film and he has been called "The Gipper" ever since. (L'FI It was the Screen Actors Guild that llollywixxl career. tion from Democrat to Republican. His political career - and the ar­ photo I / • gave Reagan liis first real political But in 1954,^the General Electric By, 1964, Reagan was dMply im­ duous journey tu the White Hbuse - leadership role Corp. was lo ^ n g for a seasoned mersed in GOP politics and was ap­ had begun. V ' . • 22 - EVENING HERALD, Mon., Nov. 17, 1980 Mon , .Nov 17. 1980 - 2.1 ~ ------riTT¥i77T7*TiT****««***«*« •••••••••••••••••••••••••• Ij Art/c/M fo r S i l t 41 R oom i tor ft m t S2 AptrUhmti For (toot 61 OflteM-Slom tor Rout 8S H ifp W tn H d -PMnutK — ChariM M. Schulz SMALL THREE BURNER MATURE MALE ROOM $15. FEMALE HELP WANTED. Female, mature $20. Non- 7K7 Experienced mature salesper- ELECTRIC STOVE - |25. THREE BEDROOM MANCHESTER - Betall. When in need of a Service or Product ICMI/OC! CHUCK! U«'LL NEVER FIND HIM smokers. Live-in. References. CHUaVDUPUMMV, ACROSS 8 Pigs' homes soh Appiv in person: Color: White. Has Oven. Call D U P L E X - IVk b a t h s , storage and or manufacturing Answer to Previous Purle One must have license, plus UJHERE UMERE THIS WAV, SIR..., 10 G’and Marlow's. Inc.. 867 Mold 646-1194 appliances, carpeted, large few errands and meals. 649- to WHERE ARE YOU?.'! ,1 Pull into 8 11 River in V 0 L E E U R O P E Street, Manchester fenced back yard. No pets. 5^**^ reasonable. AREVt)V? are YOU? fold ONE SET 6.50-15 Snow Tires 5459. . Brokers Protected. Cali Germany 1 c 1 N 0 1 O N 1 T D clerical - We need an assistant 1 ^ monthly, plus utilities. 5 Pulls on p H 0 T O C 1 N Q mounted $30. One only 6.50-15 •toyman Properties at 1-226- By ADigan van Buren 12 Mexican pany £ for our Accounting. Super­ References. Security and 9 Abstain from 0 N R u 8 H E 8 8 E snow tire mounted $10. One MANCHESTER - Excellent 1206. item visor. You will be trained to lease required. 643-7780. 12 Stats as a fact U T E T 1 8 Delco 6 volt battery never furnished ^om for CALL A PROFESSIONAL 15 House pet W A E T 0 W A N maintain insurance records on genljeman. 1^ kitchen 13 Leak 17 Act of taking 8 1 used $40 742-7742 F 1 L T H 1M 1T A T E an IBM System 34 Terminal. privileges. Convenient loca­ 14 Style of type for ones own Post Cash. File and Perform OFFICE DEAR ABBY; Who am.I to refute your medical authority 16 Jewish month 19 Make designs 0 F F 8 1 D 8 Y N 0 0 tion $& weekly. 649-4003. THREE BEDROOM - Stove, P E A V T M E N many other duties You must concerning whether paofiasis can be cured by dog-licking or 18 Leaping insect on metal 0 L refrigerator, dishwaslfer. 0 put this Directory to work for you, call 643 271 1 W E T 1 M TWO WHEEL METAL Prestige East Center 19 Taka a meal 20 Distinctive air be niature and a self starter MANCHESTER Room with Garage. Nice neighborhood. not? (He Raid he wouldn't recommend it because a dog's O m» Uweed rae4yre lT«*fcaw. V 0 T E A P » A R Y UTILITY TRAILER - I-arge Street area. 22 Tree who wants a full time job with kitchen privlleras. $40 per 'Manchester. Tdnant pays heat saliva contains certain chemicals that could do more harm 21 City of Pans 1 N H A 8 1 E N E M yi responsibliites Must com ­ Franklin Stove Use as than good.) 24 Fast aircraft week. Stranotrano Real Estate and utilities. $400. Swurity (abbr) 23 Crumbles c V A N 1 0 E N 1 1 E C E municate well, have good fireplace or stove Can take Available in 30-60 days. Call 643-2129. required. Call 643-5372. All I know is this; Our dog had a nasty cut on his leg, and Priacilla’a Pop — Ed Sullivan 25 Sward 26 Plait E X 1 8 T 8 C L A tigure aptitude, be able to wood 30" long. Transportation Desirable (or accountant, You Can Advertise Your Service Or Buainoaa tn when I took-him io the vet, he refused to bandage it, saying 27 Turning part 26 Persian com follow thru and type accurate­ available Cml 643-9044 CLEAN FURNISHED ROOM lawyer, etc. $275. This Directory For A$ Little Aa $ Per Week, it would prevent the dog from licking the wound. The vet THATS A GREAT of a dynamo HEBRON CENTER Apart­ 3.45 ■^tSNT IT ViiONPERFUL, ITS A GOOP TIME TO NATIONAL 30 Heroine of A 39 Japanese- ly Good starting salary and for ladies only All utilities in­ ment for rent. 4 rooms and Monthly. Includes heat maintained that the dog's saliva contained certain healing CHILPREN'S. IPEA, HAVING A 29 Sing like Bing 48 Of equal Please Call - ^ Ask For Cindi, or Joe. SrUAKTi’ THI9 16 i?ENEW (XIR INTEREST Doll's House American score excellent Fringe Benefits m- cluded Conveniently located bath. Heat and hot water In­ and light. 643 2711 properties that could do more for the dog than he could. 31 Long-suffering HOT WATER WOOD NATIONAL CHILPRENS IN REAPING ANP 8(X)K WEEK.' BOOK WEEK TOR cluding free parking Located near busline and stores. cluded $280 per month. Call 35 Barn pan 32 Novelist 4 1 And so on 50 Trolley BURNING FURNACE • BARBARA IN WORCESTER BOOK W EEK' LEARNING NEW WOW.' NATIONAL CHILPREN ' near Hartford West Hartford References and security Call 34^6776. MHUHM^MITMCTNII nOFEtSNNUL CUMIHS 37 More rational Begnold (abbr. Let. 2 52 EnvironmenK Complete with thermostat and KDIMniLESTIITl agency (abbr) town line C all 625-2100'. 644-0383 36 Deplete 33 Baltic river w ds) between 9 30 a m and 12 30 pressure gauges Perfect " 7ii6gg « ar DEAR BARBARA: 1 have received a rash o f letters 40 Dwell 42 Aroused 54 Be Sick MANCHESTER - 6 Room r y 646-4126 X working condition Asking FAMUWREIIODELM HOUUCUANIIM attesting to the healing powers of the dog*licking 41 Organ for 34 Card p m GENTS ONLY Free parking Apartment. Second floor, of Wouldn't 43 More mellow 55 Companion $350 Plea.se call after 5 p m . Cabinets, Roofing, Gutters 1 TliiM or Woikly Aoolo treatment. The mail is running 20 to 1 against me, but hairing 36 Likes 45 Room in home 56 Article Kitchen privileges Central two family house. Garage, at­ Room Additions, Decks, At 9«A U n AITISTK I'm not licked yet. 44 Elude 646-2319 •••••••••••••••••••••••••• Your Ad (pl) location 643-2693 for ap­ tic. and cellar. Quiet types of Rem()dellng ami PUNTIIII: WTIWM « W O m 46 Twenty four pointment neighborhood Close to Wanted to Rant ST I 4 BABYSITTER WANTED, ONE LANE CABINET with repairs. Free estimates E A t t i Look Great hours 2 3 $ 6 7 6 schools, shopping and bus line. mornings Hospital area Own shelves very good condition FXilly insured. NOMIMAJimiUllCI 47 Taunt Stove, refrigerator (heat in­ YOUNG PROFESSIONAL Here? 49 Beginning 9 10 11 12 transportation Call after 5 asking $50 Call after 6 p m PHONC MS-M17 DEAR ABBY: I hove u gentleman friend I’ve been going cluded) $435 monthly. Securi­ COUPLE planning marriage 51 Duplicator p m 289-1195 with for three years. He is 58 and I am 53. 13 14 15 ty required 647-1592 for ap­ early in 1981. looking for One 53 Preoccupied LIGHTHOUSEKEEPING On his birthday I gave him a friendship ring, which he HELP w a n t e d $180 per pointment • Bedroom Apartment. All A U T o r a m c f Ii*l7 57 Donjons la 17 16 ROOM - Washer and dryer MareMMCUTTNM ro UPHOLSTiHY accepted with much pleasure. week, part tune at home , ^__ ■ utilities Manchester area 58 Prophet Parking Kitchen privileges When my birthday rolled ai'ound, he completely forgot it. ig 30 Webster. America s formost SIX ROOM DUPLEX ■ 646-8270 anytim e, ask for 59 Goddess of Refrigerator, stove Roomer ■ dictionary company needs FOR SALE' Used non-slatc Appliances Cellar. Yard. Steve. Or 529-3736 after,4 MSTERHMRCUT Naturally I was hurt, but reminded him (in a kidding way) Captain Eaay — Crooks a Lawrsnes fate 3S has own thermostat Call 643- k$APU Mobil 36 home workers to update liK'al pool lable with assessories Convenient $355 | Married p m . ask for Patty M4 CINTM tm U T toward the end of the day. He quickly bought a birthday 60 Young lady 5600 Super Serriee, Inc. lET'S HOPE THAT FELLOW AT (Fr. abbr) ■ mailing lists - All ages, Good condition $150 643-2230 couple Two children No pets * * A card (one of those humorous ones), stuck a $20 bill in the HE 5A IP THE MUSTACHE XIP'5 ?g .0 31 37 31 14 QAt • OIL • LUMiCATION • THE LIVERY BTABLB KNEW WHAT j BEEN PK05PECTIN(5 MOSTLY experience unnecessary Call 649-8350 THREE BEDROOM Hours: Tuss. thru Frt. envelope and handed it to me that evening- ■ SHARE I'l BATHS St O lItIL PUIL 0 to 6:30 HE WAS TALKINa ABOUT 1 NORTHWEST OP h e r e ... AWAY FROM 5ILV6R D ow r^ 35^ 36 1-716-845 ■ 5670 Ext 2.36 RH1NE:ST0NE ■ Dillerent APARTMENT - Will pay $270 TIMS AND iATTim ie The following day. I relumed the $20 with a letter telling KITCHEN w ilh owner and one Saturday 0 to 5:00 CREEK- JULIE BLAIR'^ LEAUiwe A ■ sizes 5 and 10 gross in each MANCHESTER MAIN monthly Will pay own n o sPMiCi n , ■ M d s tr a him It was demeaning to my character to accept money from 39 other tenant Both are men. (Chaed MoANsys; BEHIWO: 1 Golfing aid OIL CO OFFERS excellent package Call 643-2617 STREET, 2 rm apartment utilities Call 649-3377 Mother a man ‘ References Security Call 2 Navy ship 41 43 45 1 .. opportunity lor high income, Heat hot water, appliances, no plus two school age children He feels that I was wrong in returning the money. He said. 549-7630 prefix (abbr j ■ ■ security, cash bonuses, FOR SALE - Two 6 50-13 snow pels, security Telephone 523- Rent guaranteed "If it had been a diamond bracelet, you wouldn't have 3 New Deal 47 •••••••••••••»•••••••••••• VOUUNMEM QUALITY ALUMINUM WORK IT TUNSKT 50 benetits to mature person in lires on Toyota wheels $7 5f 7047 •••••••••••••••••••«•••••• returned it.” program ■ Apartments For Rant S3 ••••••••••••• SI 54 Manchester an .i Regardless each One 6 00-13 Dunlop tire I said, "A diamond bracelet is a gift, but money, 4 Persian ruler S3 S3 " 55 of experience write P 0 $5 00 Four Chevy 14 ' wheels Homes lor Rent 54 AUTOMOTIVE 5 Youngster FEMALE ROOMMATE regardless of the amount, is more of a payment.'*'^ 57 ss Read. American Lubricants. and ores $7 50 each Two 6 Air defense WANTED ■ Non-smoking, 20- Who is correct^ Is it proper for a lady to accept a gift of Box 696. Davton Ohio 46401 GiKidyear G78-14 snow tires EAST HARTFORD HOUSE group (abbr) sg flC 25 Manchester Townhouse Auto Pirts For Sale 60 money from a gentleman today * Or does it still carry the $5 00 each Two H78-15 Chew Newly decorated Two 7 Fish lungs $150 monthly including heal same connotation as years ago? wagon wheels and tires Call bedrooms with basement BILL TUNSKY HIW$RA*|0 (S'|R>o si S and hoi water 649-1312 NEW YORK 646-1763 between 8 a m and 5 Carpets Garage Just $375 p m 236-5646 locators Fee ★ ALUMINUM A VINYL SIDING SECRETARY VERNON - Near 86. luxury DEAR NEW YORK: I see nothing im proper about a (to Colon To C fM O M From) Th* mthtr* of Lytol. Condo A p plian ces $345 FOR SALE. Engine. 1971 GAS SAVERSI gift of money. Not everyone has the knack of select* E1REW(K)D. Kiln-dried hard VERNON HOME Carpeted Mop A Olo anil monthly Security, Chew, valve job completed "Wo Stir, ★ AWNINQ8 A CANOPIES ing appropriate gifts, so rather than risk spending bridqe pthar Una conaumar w'lHid .scraps 2ft xlft x l‘ ift four roomer New decor All Alley Oop — Dave Graue references Call 423-127. 4$6- $200 Call after 5 .30 p m 643- Soil ond hard*earned money on some useless doodad that p r o d u c li haa an box $2 Call Steve at 646-1681 modern $375 236-5646 9340 ★ STORM WINDOWS A DOORS fnadlata opaning far a 3923 Locators Fee Ropolr." must be exchanged (or worse yet, shelved), cash may Saerttarir for ihalr ••••••■••••••••••■•••••••a SNOW BL.ADE' for truck or Phont 649-909S seem brash, but it's practical. It's always the right NAW.PEY 1 DEN ALL WE /...OJC£ WE GET HER \CHEEZ, fvorthaaa! ragtonal offtcaa G1..ASTONBUHV i SOUTH i Autos For Sale SI TIMMORIAimr S U R t , GOTTA DO IS KID- O i ICE, DEN WE CAN BUGSY,' locatad in Manchaatat. jeep T 'zfl long Call 646-1418 EAST HARTFORD, 7 rooms, MANCHESTER color, the right size, and it fits — into all wallets. Hall of exceptional new FREE ESTIMATES -I- EASY TERMS CAN'T... ) n a p OIS g o o d - S FIGGER OUT SOME / YOU GOT ______Qswal(j Jacoby ancj Alan Sontag______Conn 3 bedrooms. ID baths, rT'-^ LOOKIN'TOMATO ^ ' - - - - •- - Duplex Features carpeting, WE PAY TOP PRICEJS for • 4 3 - D 2 1 7 WAY T'STOP 'EM , Am REALr Thla poaition raquiraa iila fireplace, stove, refrigerator, FROM FINISHIN' DE [ TALENT.' TAL atano. ability to anawar wrecked and junk cars A i B excelleni closets, dishwasher, washer and dryer, with gar­ UDDER MOVIE corroapondarKO and tba dispose- all self eleaning Auto Salvage, used auto parts. Fantastic duplicate luck ability to work with age $450 per month plus heat DEAR ABBY I am a 14-year old girl, but I am very oven, private basement with Call Tonv 646-6223 numbara Tha auccaaaful TWO SNOW TREADS and utilities References, 9ENERAL IU IL0IN 9 CONTRACTOR mature for my age 1 have a boyfriend who is 21. candidala will ba wait G(K>dyear Suburhanilc A 78- laundry hookups. ID baths, how well they play«‘(J fhr- or^anizad aa Ihia poaltion lease and security No pets I have to sneak around behind my mother's back to meet hand ' •. ’ 13 On ,1 Vega station wagon derk neighborhood setting, Call 643-8703 raquiraa tha aanricaa of him because she found out I lied about his age. 1 told her he Oswald Tht* bidding in th»- an Individual who can Mounted on wheels excelleni minutes to Hartford $525 Be Sure 1 ^ The Election Is Now Over, was IT, then she found out he was 21. She told me she didn't box shows ;i ihrtM' notrump work on thair own Our tread Call after 3 00 p m 649- monthly 633-4566 Broker SUM.MIT STREET- 6 Room. WANTED JUNK AND LATE working houra ara 9am- NOW’S THE TIME TO CALL A REAL PROI want me to go near him again She says there is only one conlrarl Mow often was it 7236 MODEL WRECKS - Cash I 4pm. 4 daya par waak $400 monthly Appliances in­ 1 Who Stick! To His Promise To Sava You Monoyl thing a 21year-old guy wants from a 14-year-old girl. .reached’' ASHEOKD Three rooms un­ cluded Gafgage Call 233- Paid Call Parker Street Used To Give Wa offar compatitiva atar- furnished Renovated, tile I just hate all this lying und sneaking around, but that's Alan Exactly'' rw:(-4- llng aalary and com- DINING R(M)M SET LATE 7531. Extension 2187, 9 to 4 30 Auto Parts. Inc 649-3391 prahanaivV^ Iringa 1800 s with extra leaves and hath, heal furnished No the only way 1 can see this guy I love my mother, but I love . Somehow-or other the South 413-782-2467 after 6 p m players in thi.s field were bar>aftta iniaraaiad and pads Six needlepoint chairs, animals Lease 423-4190. him, too Please tell me what to do quahflad candidataa 1974 SUBARU - Good condi­ These ;M. G. TOSTMLU, JR. conservaiive ' large buffet. Queen Ann dark evenings ^ ALL TORN UP ahould aubmit raauma or TWO BEDROOM CAPE IN tion Front wheel drive $1800 Oswald I can see whal a lattar outllnlr>g amploy- mahogany Also- .Antiques J Building Contractor East Hartford near Pratt St negotiable Telephone 643- happened At both tables the mani hiaiory and E^mpire miniature chest and FOUR ROOM TOWNHOUSE DEAR TORN: Take your mother's advice. A man Whitney Available December 6785, or 659-1723 Pros^A 2 , Hood Mors Room? Call iKiks tor ace of hearts KKjk the first quallfIcaUona to large mahogany Cedar Chest Two bedrooms. ID baths, who would encourage a 14-year*old girl to lie and 1st $400 per month Security inck One East played a high Call 546-0496 haseinenl, new appliances, and references 875-7702 1968 DART. 1969 CHARGER sneak behind her mother's back to see him is bad diamond and took four quick LEHN & FINK carpeting $425 Henrv Agen­ 318, Three speed Posi rear diamond tricks to set the Pitoouas GMur cy 644-2525 Call, — i REG ROOMS end Needs some work Best s t e r l in g d r u g INC Olfices-Stores lor Rent 55 contract The other East offer over $400 871-7385 ! • KHcheiu • Bathrooms underled his ace-kmg and *h4 Eaat Middla Turnpika \ EHNON One bedroom Con­ OFFICE. STORE St S t U o io - .South rose with the queen to Manchaatar. Cortn 06040 do w ith appliances, carpeting. Excellent location Good traf­ BANK REPOSSESSIONS - They All ! • Additions • RamodeUng "D e a r ABBY l would hke to get together with STYMIED romp off with eleven tricks Oiaarfati lapNyw I f Dogs BIrdi Pils 43 Now available $340 per month fic exposure surrounded by 1977 Plymouth Sport Fury IN BUFFALO Her descnption of the gentleman who sees and a lop score plus u tilitie s C'all T J $2300 1976 Dodge Charger Alan .Not quite, one SOUTH WINDSOR KENNEL four banks Rent includes I Quality Workmanship her only on Wednesday and Saturday nights fits the CrcK'kett Realtor 643-1577 Special Edition $2500 1973 Deserve declarer did make five odd CLUB offers 8 Weeks heat parking and janitor Call description perfectly of the man I'm dating He told me from CMC Jimmy Utility Truck I Reasonable Rates that way The other ihree- Handling Course in Breed i- 649-5334 the Sturt that he could see me any nights of the week excep t VERNON H.gUKVIU.E • $2300 1969 AMC Ambassador CALL MlfCE NOW at S 28-8 9 5 S S SAVE J notrump bidder did even REAL ESTATE Obedience beginning October ERA 2 bedrooms Rent in- I Wednesday and Saturday. STORE OR OFFICE SPACE $500The above may be seen Your belter Ea*:! ducked the first I.st and 2f.d Cost $26 For eludes all utitilites Carpeting j BUFFAU)'D IN BBUFFALO heart South was in with the available. 200 . 400. and up to at the Savings Bank of further inlorm.ilion 569-3010 and appliances $221 per king and prfK-eeded to run his Hom«s For Sale 23 5000 square feel 643-1442 Manchester. 923 Main Street 563-0128 678-11254 289-8188 month and up if qualified seven clubs ' ■ (iL.ASTONHrKV Three 684-5191 and 875-9127 Call 1-237-8858 lor informa­ Business (Jswald So the defenders discarded badly and this S()Ulh t)edroom Split U*vei with two tion TOWN OF MANCHESTER full baths, appliances acre BOTH FREE TO (iOOD Hstro9f9ph made six'*' w’lKKled lot screened summer HOMERS 6 year old silver FOUR R(HIM DUPLEX-$335. Alan He was even luckier male miniature Pmidle and 6 m m s i r i t T ••••••••••••••••••••••••••• than that Both East and West house walking distance to plus utilities (ias heat PISCES (Fab. 20-March 20) This Autos For Sale 61 Trucks lor Sale 62 golf course $76,900 Peterman tear old female cat Moving Security R eferences Call LKGAL NOTICK Autos For Sale 51 IS not a good day to aaauma r>aw chucked spades This declarer .■\gency 649*9404 649-4844 to apartment can t lake 649-8349 financial obligations if you have made all inirieen tricks ' Phone 643-029(1 or 871-6533 The Zoning Board o( Appeals will hqld public hearings cm Mon- 1974 PINXO good condition 1972 E'ORD PICK-UP BODY old debts which need to be taken Oswald In other words, PLYM O U TH F U R Y II K X K C fT lV K HOI SK MANCHESTER Sunny three da\. November 24 1980. starting at 7 00 P M , in the Hearing Call 646-M18 1175 Can be seen at Hulls ^ rt h d a y care ot first Keep your credit A- the two declarers who should Excelleni condition’ Must be (‘‘mtemporary Cathederal SAMSON JET PATCHES 3 roomer New decor and iuKim ol Hie .Munic ipal Building. 41 Center Street Manchester, Auto Body, Bolton Or call 1 have been set made six over- seen to be appreciated Call AMES (March 21-AprU 19) Take tneks between them ceilings Three bathrooms AND HR.A.NDY .tre adorable more Under $170 236-5646 rimneeliiut to hear and consider the following petitions 1965 l^'ORD FAIRLAN E ■ 646-1337 643-9729, if no answer please IGovsmbsf IS. IStO what others promise you today Walk-in cUisets Nine rod $2U(l s 236-5646 Locators, 1971 CHEVROLET STATION seen at 24 North Street. TAUflUS (April 20-Mey 20) Stereo Best offer 633-3984 Each burden, however, could GLASTONBIKY Three tiger cats which desperately small I lf mitled i33D square leel requested — 19 square feel permitted WAGON - Great condition' Manchester, or 649-2870 •dd sdditionsi dollsrs to your Unfortunately, you may start out Bedroom t ape Oversize gar­ need a home 342-0571 633- 270 S[)eneer Street — Business Zone II piycheck doir>g things wrong today and 1973 C H E V Y LM PALA ■ $575 Call 646-8312 age and breezeway Pine pan­ 6581' ONE BEDROOM FORD F 150. Four Wheel make difficult tasks even harder Hem 2 No 760 Automatic Power steering, Plan that which ^ou wish to eled rec‘ ri)om and full base­ APARTMF.NT Heat and hot Drive 1977 Silver 4 speed, $51 brakes, windows, air con­ accomplish with exceeding care. ment Halt s-arre lot JE;T S a lovable tiger cal No water No appliances $300 1973 FORD LTD SEDAN • engine Excellent condition. SCOftPK) (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) Winthrop — Dick Cavalli Karen Nelson Klihanoll — appc'al frdm the order of Zoning Em- ditioning Rear defroster You're likely to be very industri­ GEMINI (May 21-4une 20) Enjoy OUR AD X - :5 Fireplace Oil fired hot water need lor a litter box He II use monthly Security 646-2426 Good condition -No radio $ 4 ^ firm Call 643-8142 after 16 iN TcdA'-s, PAPER. < BE / TK lorcement Officer dated -September 2.5, 1980 to remove un­ $700 Call 646-4834 6 p m ous today, and this is admirable, yourself today, but mind your p's $76,OOj Bn owner 633-U314 \our facilities 342-0571 633- 9 U(i a m. In 5 00 p m $649 Call 646-8312 RtANKrtEAP'IVsTH A ' 'L-RE RERUiE? authorized driveway and restore landscaping m accord with the but you could also attempt to do and q s socially Should you T H E O N L V SCHOOL- OPBNihKS 6r,81 weekdays overindulge or behave poorly, it T H E R E A R E A VXN Y ------a t. 1978 FORD BRONCO Low so many things none will be fin­ R1PLK^ Maine Family approved site plan 82 Cliffsidc Drive.— Hesidenre M Zaine TWO DOOR HARD TOP. 1 973 6 CYLINDER will hurt your image and reputa­ O P E N I N S e THAT INTERESTS ME IS THE EXir. mileage Best offer 742-6649 ished properly Romarree. travel, eCHDOL WHEN BE PRERAREO TO j "-hE ■ farm, 70 acres. Cape ERE^EI AKC Doodles first 2D ROOM a p a r t m e n t Dart Swinger Special CHEVROLET STEP VAN - luck, resources, possible pitfalls tion. IN eCHOOLS Hem 3 No 762 r HANOI E rROVsTi TrtE CuTCiT farmhouse, barn $30,iXM) Pine litter An accident One black Available December 1st Automatic, good condition Aluminum body. Suitable (or and career lor the . coming CANCER (Jiine 21-Jufy 22) In N. 1r 1972 TOYOTA CELICA sUn- FCR(3UAUIFIED ■^7 AT \ x— RE , ■' Cone Realty. Newport Maine female with [lersonahlv plus Heal, bol water appliances Call 649-0478 camper, or focif vendor. Call months are all discussed in ^our competitive situations today Samuel E Agliu, Jr - Request variance ol Article II. .Seetioh dard. new paint, brakes, low- your adversary may be a bit TEACHERS. , - ( lE $ uR E .' ; (X R 'jN r- 207-368-4315 Free farm & to a g(K)d home 649-9776 after Security References Lease 644-8962 Astro-Graph which begins with 1 03 Ofe a ' lor accessory struclure ' lower i to be erected higher mileage EJxcelient condition more formidable than you thir$k. '-^E-JUC.'K acreage catalog 3 00 p m Mam Street location Second your birthday Mail $1 lor each to than permitted '60 feet requested 18 leet iHTinitted i — 45 throughout $1300 Call 642- Astro-Graph. Box 489. Radio Don't make the mistake of RJ’. T . ^ a.L fliKir Call alter 7 00 p m 646- underestimating him or her FREE T o (iO oU HO.NLE; Oakland Terrace - Residence Zaine A and Rural Residence 6731 City Station, N Y 1(X)19 Be sure 5R E E U «E & ^ FLORID.A ■ Boca Ratnn- 3911 If no answer keep trying to specify birth date LEO (July 2S*Auq. 22) lt*i possi­ garden spot of the Sun Coast Shepard sheep dog 2 years Zone ble you'll feel your Ideas aro bel­ 1972 DODGE PALARA 2 .seat SAQITTARIUS (Nov. 2S*Oec. 21) y winter home $74,500 Sam old. all shots Very good with MANCHESTER TWO 1^is IS or>6 of those days when, ter than those of your peers Hem 4 No 763 wagon, 360 engine $375 Call Janover Licensed Real children Call’ 633-9217 HEDROf)M furnished apart­ N O T IC E for some strange reason, you today, and perhaps t f ^ are You Evenings 643-6882 may find yourself out of step with must still be vary careM how you Ksiate Broker Box 1233 Bf>ca ment Each bedroom has Joseph St Ann Dzura - Request variance of Article II Section Raton. Fla 33432 separate private bath Quiet PUBLIC HEARING the majority If this happens, get present them ■ 5 0101 to reduce west side yard to 5 fe e l' 8 leel required i to per- VIRQO (Aug. 29-Sepl. 22) Be on Musicsl Instruments 44 Sauna pool, exercise room back in the ranks BOARD OF DIRECTORS your guard today where Joint Suf/ness Properfy 26 New C ohdilion $440 per mil erection ol garage 49 Lvndale Street — Etesidenee Zone CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jen. I I ) LIKE NEW SET OF DRUMS B TOWN OF MANCHESTER. CONNECTICUT Strive to keep outside pressures ventures are concerned, or monlh 646-0505 1972 CHALJ.ENGEH ■ Car is ihirvgt may get a bit out of bal­ Levy's Law — James Schumeister , M.ANf'HKSTEH Retail, With cvmbals lor beginner Notice IS hereby given that the Board of Directors, Town of from entering your home todLy Hem-5 No 764 in ecxid running condition Has If you let them get the better ol ance and leave you holding the storage and or manufacturing Price $275 Call 546-0038 I) I P I, E; X K 1 11 h e n with Manchester Connecticut, will hold a Public Hearing at the you. you may end up disturbing short end ••••••••••••••••••**•••••• had new paint Please call 6(7- ,T V e m ;L fT T W f5 IVtAT space 2,fJ00 square feet to 50 • appliances Sell cleaning Senior Citizen Center, 549 East Middle Turnpike, Manchester. Ihe whole family LIMA (Sept. 22-001. 23) Nor­ NO, M f» K i Mark Manulaeturmg Co — Request variances ol Article II, 9240 aller 3 30 p m 6 0 5 KApKJtL- seb/e- his 0.00 square feel Very BoatsAccessorles 45 oven, and dish washer Sliding AQUARIUS (Jen. 20-Feb. 19) mally you're fond of situallona 50MO40VV, YOUB B & c . eUT VO y o u Sc-elion 13 12 01 to permit various side yards less than permitted Connecticut. Tuesday, November 25, 1980. at 8 00 P M to con­ WHOe SCMTENCe ON CAPTAIN, HAVE ANY UNPeeSBOOWy reasonable Brokers glass doors to deck 1D baths Your memory could be a trifle where partners are involved, but ' L5 leet required i to permit division of lot containing two non­ sider and act on the following: today you could fare better oper­ I THINK- protected ('all Heyman 14 E'(K)T 1974 BROWNING Living n » m with fireplace faulty today, so don't raiy too Proposed Revised Ordinance — To add two (2) additional ating indppi'tBenlly than as a HE IS. Properties 1-226-1206 H ULL 65 h o r s e p o w e r and air conditioner, w-w conforming industrial buildings — 640-642-644 Hilliard Slre'et — heavily on it Make notes or lists members to the Human Relations Commission for a total of of things you have to do team player Evinrude and trailer 742-6649 carpeting Two bedroom Industrial zone U ! / MANCHKSTKR I p to 5 (H)0 Hasement with washer and eleven 1111 members Hem 6 No 765 square feel zoned, light in Sporting Goods 46 dryer hcKik-up $450 monthly A copy ot the proposed revised Ordinance may be seen in the dustry Heavy exposure to INVITATION Town Clerk's Office during business hours. 649-7105 aller 5 p m \ ipeent T Kelly — Request xsiriance ol Artirle II Seelion Skto OlancM — Qli Fox traffic U xaled F.ast Middle TWENTY THREE FOOT James R. McCavanagh, Secretary ■' 5 01 01 to reduce south side yard to 5 (eel (8 feel required i to Turnpike Avdilable im- PEINN-YA.N Sporl Fisherman ErtUR RIKJM APARTMENT TO BID Board of Directors. Bugs Bunny — Hoimdahl & Stoffel mediatelv f!all Mr IX*rosa Sedan Hard top ExeelletU erect allached carport — 34 Adams Street South — Residence Second floor appliancses. cen­ Sealed bids will be received iiv Dated at Manchester, Connecticut this 13th day of November. 646-1698 V condition .New electric trim Zone B tral location no pets, securi- Ihe O ffice of The Director o f 1986 tabs \'HE' CB Cuttv Cabin 'ty. lease, references $325 Hem 7 .No 766 Cieneral Services. 41 Center 037-11 with head Owner bought (^all 649-3340 before 7 00 p m larger boat Call 742-8537 after Street. Manchester, Connec­ MISC. FOR SALE Sam Nussdorl - Request variance of Article 11, Section 14 A V 5 00 p m ticut. until December 3. 1980 ...... TERELSA APART.MENTS. 2 and Article II ScHtion 13 13 to have a mobile home oh ihe bedroom 1 Mam St Available at 11 00 am for the Short Ribs — Frank Hill Arliclai for Sale 41 Garden Products 4? premises lor a 3 year period itrailer will be occupied i —^ 5 7 'immediately On first floor following,: S£S ACTECTME ISNT THAT UN l S 1>AL rO Th ES P h S 6 £ P Th E Ideal (or elderly person or North Mam Street — Industrial Zone l a s t (SAME,t h e APTEE A O A N D IO DCAIN HELP THE TOOC NATIVE APPLES AND SAKK OK HKCVCKKD couple Located on busline Item 8 No 767 TOWN OF MANCHESTER TEAM > ^Q .TyE I Z E C O f S P ^ , ______4 OPEN ANP-TRIEP SWEET APPLE CIDER Bol- and walking distance from M ixK D m i ;t \i .s ALUMNI TOSSEtU TO h i m . ★ s Fruit Farm, 260 Bush Hill ALL’ MINl'M Sheets used as 11 shopping and banks $320 The Grove Corporation — Request variance of Article IV, Sec­ THE COACH „NT0 Road irea'ri Manchester lU Ht ll\SK OK OKAVKI.V rinting plates. 007 thick monthly plus heat Includes tion 13 1 06 to erect free-standing sign larger than p erm ill^ (16 646-4810 t.OMMKIUlAI. LEGAL NOTICE THE SHOWERS. T £ x28'! . 26 rents each or 5 carpeting appliances, air con­ square feel permitted — approximately 68 square feel lorSl Phnne643-2711 Musfbe ditioner. storage, and coin ( tlWKRTIHKK THACrOH At a meeting on November 10. 1980, the Planning and Zoning Antiques requested 1 — 385 Mam Street — Business Zmne III ^ picked up before 11 a m 48 operated laundry No pels ______» ______The Town of MkinrheMler ia Commission made the following decisions ONLY Hem 9 No 768 THE PACK RAT - Antiques St FEMALE ROOMATE an et|uul opportunil) FIH.ST HARTFORD REALTY CORPORATION (F27| POOL- 24 X 4 7 It deep Collectibles (Jpen Sunday 12 WANTED to share house in John E' Hanrton — Request variance of Article 11, Section fiii|il(»)er, und re<|uirei$ an to 5 40 Flora Road off Route Perflex filler 8 x 12 deck ' Bolton $200 per month. 4 01 01 to reduce north side'yard to 1 foot (10 feet required) to uffiriiitilj^e aeliun putir\ for Denied a change of zone from Residence AA and Rural 85 Bolton $500 00 or best offer 568-7317 Includes heat and electricity permit addition to existing garage — 89 Doane Street — all of itN (iontrarlorH and Residence to Residence M — 401V and 437V South Mam Street 5cOD£i^ ChA\c £SIM "THE V Own room, pets considered \**n