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By DOINNA HOLLAND Troop K barracks, said, "After a the men.” ponce covered their towns on a 24 which sector policing worked. He He said each town would have a lia- close evaluation, the decision was said, “It worked out fine here but not liianrltpfitFr HrralH Krportrr The sector system went Into effect hour basis. slon with the troop “to facilitate any made to retrun to the platoon system in this area in January IVTt. Bolton, in the other areas." problems that may arise and to B()LTO^ — The sector police The sector system of policing of policingv" Andover, Hebron and Columbia com- received praise from town officials, Lt. Guillot said under the sector enhance relations" between the Snow system that has been in operation for Lt. Guillot said, “We found the pla prl»(d the north sector that was system the same group of men police and the town. businesses and residents while It was Snow ending tonight, ac almost three years has been replaced toon system used by the rest of the headM by Sgt. Anthony Kalkus. worked the same area but under the Sgt. Kalkus will be the liaslon by the platoon system of policing. in operation and crime In the area, as cumulation of five to 10 il^ state closely met our needs and it has There were four sector police proven by statistics, declined. platoon system the men could work between Bolton and Troop K. Lt Paul Guillot. commanding of ches. Sunny, cold more flexibility in the use of man- teams covering the towns under the Bolton First Selectman Henry in any of the towns covered by the In February 1979, Bolton residents ficer of Colchester State Police Dower and better supervison in use of jurisdiction of Trooo K. The sector Colchester barracks. approved spending 92,700 for WEATHER Wednesday. Details on Ryba said he was "disappointed” Page 2. b ^ u s e he though the sector system He said Initially the men would renovations to the Community Hall was “terrific.” learn the entire area and then would fireplace room so it could be used by Ryba said he was told the police probably be assigned to basically the the sector police, resident state Vol. C, No. 65 — Manchester, Conn., Tuesday, December 16, 1660 YOUR HOMETOWIS ISEttSRAPER • Since 1881 Town asked by alliance coverage wouldn't be any different same area. trooper, town treasurer and a under the platoon system than It was Lt. Guillot said, “There's absolute meeting room. under the sector system. ly no question all the towns will Ryba said the facility would still be He said apparently ours was the receive basically the same service as used by the state police. to join waste dump fight only area In the whole sector in before.” VKR.NON — The Town of Vernon locatiw of a proposed hazardous ponds areas and an historic district; Few ‘Ho-Ho-Hos’from this Nick is being asked, by the Citizens matenals waste dump. They said and within a wildlife area. Party and busy agenda Alliance for a Safe Environment, to that members of the Texas firm and In the letter to the Vernon Council, join and support the group in its fight representatives of Regional Proper Scaizo said the Texas firm has against a Texas firm to install a ties Inc. said the reason people were already started soil testing and that Storm to dump 10-12 inches hazardous materials waste dump in misled was to give them time to firm officials have said they will Enfield "lock up" all the land options they proceed construction upon successful to face Vernon council The alliance is a non-profit were interested in. "Had they dealt completion of these tests. honestly they would not have VERNON - The Town Council as outlined in the request; will hear a plan; transfer some other funds to of snow in New England organization formed by a group of "■This appears to be a typical case meeting will start at 6:45 p.m. today status report on the land exchange In various accounts; to establish a town concerned citizens representing succeed^ in their deals." Michael S of a large corporation prostituting a instead of 7:30 as it usually does volving the town, Rockville Baptist Energy Loan Program account; and ticut to plow and sand major roads residents of Enfield and East Wind Scaizo. president of the alliance said. small town. Numerous accusations MANCHESTER — Schoolchildren cumulations of 5-to-lfl inches Following the meeting, council Church and Rockville General receive the revenue report for the through the night. Most highways sor because the proposed site is par In a period of two davs. the alliance have been made relevant to state welcomed this morning's snowstorm Officials also warned of hazardous members will attend a Christmas Hospital; and will be asked to period ending Oct. 31. were reported “bare and wet” by driving conditions during the evening tially in each of these two towns. solicited more than 10.000 citizens collusion at the EPA and executive and commuters found travel easier- party at the home of Mayor Marie transfer $19,000 from the contingency The council will receive a letter mid-morning The firm, Browning-Ferris Inc. of supporting its cause They contend level." Scaizo said. than-expected. but forecasters rush-hours With temperatures not Houston. I'exas. has secured options that the property in question is in the The alliance is urging the support of Herbst. account to capital improvements from Wallingford Mayor Rocco J. warned the worst is yet to come from James Larson, storm monitor for expected to surpass the 30 degree During tlie meeting council Vambaco but will discuss the con on some 700 acres of land and the middle of a heavy residential area: the Vernon Town Council in assisting equipment account to buy a bucket a winter storm named. Nick. the Transportation Department's mark, officials feared dangerous member Stephen Marcham will pre tents at a special council meeting alliance contends the firm solicited within one mile of two schools; the group to stop this threat. “We are truck for the fire department. Snow began falling in Monday’s •Storm Operations Center, said layers of ice might cover many sent a resolution in honor of Gover scheduled for Thursday; the mayor options from property owners under within 500 feet of a public water supp in agreement that facilities of this The council will also be asked to early evening hours but most “We re expecting the precipitation highways nor Ella T. Grasso. the guise of a proposed industrial ly; within one-half mile of the type are necessary, but we feel the waive plumbing permit fees for will discuss a request for sidewalks residents went to bed wondering will begin again later in the day. Manchester and Vernon police said The town clerk will ask the council made by residents of Welles Village; park Connecticut River and within two minimum requirements for locating seven homes on Dobson Road where when the anicipated storm would hit. whether or not it will be the worst things were pretty quiet so far during to reconfirm its vote on the appoint hear a report from the Energy They said an information leak on miles of the Scantic River; within a such a facility should be followed and the town has provided water service; Again this morning, commuters were part, we'll have a wait and see at this storm. 'They said they feel people ment of the members of the Water Conservation Commission; discuss titude." Nov 18 confirmed that the site was a flood hazard area; within lakes and administered." Scaizo said approve a town Workfare Program bracing for the brunt of a storm were more prepared and therefore, Pollution Control Authority for terms council priorities for 1981; and which forecasters say could pile up to In Manchester the town Highway more cautious. receive a report concerning a com 12 inches of white powder. Department reported the majority of They said they investigated a one- muter parking lot. State police reported only a hand the town's roads had been cleared car roll-over on Bolton Road that Work underway on rescue problem solution The council will review a report ful of minor accidents as a result of without incident. Fred Wajes, happened shortly after midnight and from the Public Utilities Control the storm. “They're finally learning superintendent, said the snow a few other minor accidents \EK \O N — Stephen Marcham. By a referendum vote, the town's He said, on the other hand, Ver squad fears that the ex-Rockville men land women, we should hasten Authority indicating that the first to drive in the stuff," a state police removal was “going w ell" State Police said there was a minor chairman of the Fire Study Com two fire departments were merged non's squad evolved because squad will stay a company with a to add) wanted to do both and didn't subscribers to enroll for cable televi spokesperson said. Troopers The Highway Department was accident in Hebron but that was mittee of the Town Council, said the as one about a year ago. firefighters from the three Vernon oaptain who is the equal of any other wish to be forced to make such a sion service will be served early in reported no tie-ups from the storm spared the problems which bungled before last night's snow started and committee is working on a solution The former Rockville companies saw a rescue need and company captain, while Vernon’s choice," Marcham explained. 1982; receive a memorandum con this morning. In fact, the only two the clean-up following the Nov. 17 other then that there were a lot of concerning fire department rescue Department's Rescue Squad evolved filled it. without forming a separate leader would only be a lieutenant. He said the committee suggested cerning energy audits on town-owned morning accidents in the Greater storm. Officials and contractors ''fender-benders " but nothing companies as a separate company with its own company or relinquishing their com March said, it's either that or they that a possible solution would be to buildings; review a request from the Hartford area occurred after rush- were caught by surprise when the serious. Marcham said the committee will battalion chief and was devoted mittment to firefighting. are prepared to protest Fire Chief create a separate Vernon rescue Charter Revision Commission; and hour traffic. season’s first snow fell. Since then Coventry Police said they in receive a report at its next meeting primarily to the rescue function. He said that the problem is that Donald Maguda's previously company so that on paper the receive a report on the “new hires" The state Department of Transpor Wajes said the department has hired vestigated one minor accident this scheduled for Jan 10 Marcham said with consolidation, the ex-Vemon expressed desire to make the Vernon organization and leadership would be for October and November. tation began calling in crews at 7 additional contractors and brought morning but no accidents were company into a separate company, on a par with Rockville, but to adopt The Fire Study Committee will p.m. Monday, and a spokesperson on a few more men. reported by the night shift which would solve the problem of a rule that membership in one com make its monthly report to the coun this morning said the men were still Wajes, noting the discrepencies South Windsor Police sidd there leadership. "But which, under nor pany would not preclude membership cil; the Rockville Public Health Nur on the job. With most of the state's which were appearing in storm was nothing to report of any con New pastor installed Keep Smiling mal circumstances would force the in any other fire-fighting'company if sing Association will report on . - major roads cleared, crews were forecasts as the morning wore on, sequence, that things were quiet men to quit their respective statistics for October: the mayor will said he was “listening to reports that BOLTON - The Rev J Curtin was concelebrant of Chamberlain, purple stole Be Happy the individual so desired busy pushing snow from shoulders 'The schools in all of the area towns firefiphtine companies Most of the report on the status of the annual say no snow. " Clifford Curtin was in the mass by Andrew Pinto, oils of and placing finishing touches to the were closed today as the weather Town Report and the Community The National Weather Service had stalled as pastor of St During the installation the sick by Claire Landrey, Winter trails storm's first clean-up operation. reports indicated that the worst of Gardens. extended a winter storm warning ceremony, the following key to the church by James In all, the Transportation Depart the storm is vet to come this after- .Maurice Church recently into the early evening, predicting ac The Rev Norbert symbols of pastoral office Boylan; key to the taber A snowplow slowly meanders through major storm of the season dumped several in ment sent 827 trucks across Connec Belliveau. Dean of the were presented by the nacle by George Maneggia. Center Park, Manchester, early Tuesday ches of snow on the area. (Herald photo by Tolland Deanery for the parishoners chalice and parish ledger by Theresa morning, leaving behind a winter's trail. This Pinto) Diocese of Norwich, of paten by Dr Bernard Ciscon; parish seal by scene is typical of area towns as the first ficiated Sheridan, sacred chrism Frank Kwiatkowski Opec hikes price 10% The installation occurred by Alphonse Julian, A reception was held at during the vigil mass of the marriage ritual by Mr and the church parish center BALI, Indonesia (UPli - OPEC ended in a display ul unity Immaculate Conception Mrs Ernest Aspinwall. after the mass and installa lectionary and Bible by Cancer claims The Colonel oations iocraaaad oil prices a whop "Everyone was waiting lor our Father Belliveau was prin tion ping 10 percent today to a record $41 OD cipal celebrant and Father Donna Bovlan and Emma organization to collapse but we have LOUISVILLE, Ky (UPIi - Louisville, when he got "hungry for a barrel, adding 5 cents a gallon to proved that we can survive. Colonel Harland Sanders, the founder some of my wife's cooking, " Cox said the price of gasoline and heating oil Venezuelan Oil Minister Humberto of the Kentucky Fried Chicken em at the time. in the United .States. Calderon Berti said Caroling plains finalized pire. died today at Louisville s Long after his wavy hair turned A communique issued after the A communique said the new price Jewish Hospital, a K F^pokesm an white, Sanders began a new career day-and-a-half meeting on the resort range for OPEC will go from the NKRNON — Those who This year s program will sion. the Recreationy which would make him known arovnd island of Bali announced that the new Saudi new low of $32 — up $2 - to $41 will be participating in the feature 10 to 15 familiar Department and the You^ Sanders was 98^ears old and was the world: frying chickens range of prices for the 13 member the first time that the official OPEC .annual carol sing in holiday songs and carols Services Bureau suffering imm leukemia and At the age of 66 — after stints as a nations will be from $32 per barrel to price has shot past $40 Rockville Center Friday at led by Vernon resident, The outdoor sing will pneumonia ' soldier, steamboat operator, railroad $41, up from the previous $30 to $37. Rene Ortiz, OPEC genera! 6 30 p m are reminded to start at 7 p m but the Russell Kunz Lloyd John Cox, a spokesman for KFC, fireman and restaurateur — Sanders "We are going to incre^e secretary, said Libya, the U S No 3 bring flashlights Santa chim es on the Union Nicholas of Rockville will said Sanders died at 7:40 a m. E.ST something like$3 iper barrel), which supplier, will be allowed to increase Claus will lead a flashlight decided to franchise his "finger Congregational Church will provide accordian accom with his doctor at his bedside means 10 per cent, at least for the its cost from $37 a barrel for its high- proceesion from the Green lickin' good " recipe of 11 herbs and start playing Christmas paniment Sanders had been hospitalized next six months," Venezuelan Oil quality crude to $41. as will Be to Syke School for an in spices. Carols at 6 30 p m Following the outdoor since ‘Nov 7 and recently had been Minister Humberto Calderon Berti Algeria, the .No. 4 U S supplier door sing and concert, The economics of need, rather than Conceived as a sing, participants are in reported in deteriorating condition told a news conference He said no the No. 3 and 4 sources respectively Libya supplies 10 percent of U ,S im following the outdoor hope for great success, dictated the community-based holiday vited to Sykes School Sanders entered the hospital last date was fixed for the hikes but he of U.S imports. Saudi Arabia, the ports and Algeria 9 percent ceremony decision: a new super-highway celebration, the Holiday auditorium, Park Street, month with bladder and kidney infec expected them to take effect Jan. 1. No 1 supplier of U.S imports, upped The Libyan and Algerian increases The program is being planned in southeast Kentucky would Sing IS an outgrowth of a lor a performance of music tions and responded well lo treat Industry analysts said before the its price $2 were more than 10 percent making sponsored by Mayor Mane by an orchestra composed bypass his restaurant in Corbin and neighborhood carol sing ment but he later developed meeting that a 10 percent hike would The agreement came on the second the overall increase average out to Herbst and the Rockville of 31 Vernon area likely would siphon off his tourist organized last year by pneumonia and his condition add nearly 5 cents per gallon to the about 9 percent neighborhood associations, musicians There will also trade day of the two-day meeting less than local neighborhood deteriorated steadily beginning Nov cost of gasoline and heating oil The increases by the North Atric.i-. the Vernon Arts Commis be audience participation Sanders packed a 50-pound can of 24 hours after an Iran-Iraq squabble organizations 14 bought by U S consumers over the Persian Gulf war threatened suppliers apparently will take effect The colonel, whose double- Reasoning into his car and headed off on his first venture to franchise his The speed of the OPEC agreement to scuttle proceedings. Jan 1. while the Saudi hike was breasted white suit, white hair and was a surprise, as was the size of the But the conference, the first OPEC retroactive to .Nov 1, industrv goatee made him an internationally secret recipe for Kentucky Fried School seeking gifts Col. Sanders Chicken. increases. $4. by Libya and Algeria -- meeting since the Iraniraq War sources said known symbol, spent some lime ear MANSFIELD - With and women enrolled in the "Let me cook chicken for you_and G ro u p s and ly this year in the hospital with a rare He left the hospital near the end of Christmas just a few days school's programs Ideal organizations interested in your staff." Sanders told restaurant type of leukemia, which physicians that treatment and returned to his operators. "If you likee the wav it away, the Mansfield gifts includes softballs, providing assistance are were treating successfully footballs, plastic bowling home at Shelbyville, 30 miles east of tastes I'll sell you myly se^spning. MHS ranking: ‘charade’ Training School is seeking asked to contact the assistance in providing sets and educational toys Mansfield Training MANCHEn’I'ER - Manchester Kennedy said the first board meeting to purchase the equipment .Christmas gifts and Jewelry, cosmetics, com School's Volunteer Ser High School's method of determining in January would include a presenta holiday donations for its bs. hairbrushes and per Tucci said This i.s nothing more vices Office at 429-6541. class rank was called a charade by tion by the experts on the concerns than a glorified Sc.same St:eel, wilh clients fume are ju st a few Haig gets cabinet post Extension 348, Monday one resident, and another resident •Smith rai.sed a few more computer coinponenls The state facility for the examples of the types of through Friday between criticized a new method of using He said the use ot telewsiun in the mentally retarded has gifts needed WASHINGTON lUPI) - Ronald In other matters, John Tucci, an 8 30 and 4 15 p m Today's nominations bring to nine Stockman, management and budget; television in the classroom. classroom discourages children Irum recently mailed letters to a Reagan was announcing two more outspoken parent who recently was a the number of Cabinet members and William J. Casey, CIA Robert Smith charged the current using books, and lails to teacb select group of friends and Cabinet selections today - the Reagan has named. Left to be filled leader of the drive against alledged Haig, a retired Army general, was method of placing students on the children to think supporters requesting con FirsI plare _ _ _ _ choices reportedly Alexander Haig are the posts at agriculture, labor, "secular humanism" in the schools, instrumental in arranging Nixon's honor roll may mislead average criticized the school disc program Kennedy said. 1 haven t quite got tributions to provide recent contest The two as secretary of slate and James Watt education, energy and housing and HEBRON - The RHAM resignation in 1974 as the floodtide of students into a belief that they are Billed by its proponents as the "extras " for the one thou seniors had perfect 18 point as interior secretary. the confidence that in the early High School Mathematics urban development. Watergate reached the door of the more academically proficient than "latest in video technology " the dis sand mentally retarded scores Julie Johnson tied The long-expected choice of Haig twenty-first century a child will team, led by seniors Scott Last Thursday, Reagan announced White House. Haig later was named they really are. have to read books He 11 have to persons at the school for high scoring juniors to be the senior Cabinet officer has cs were recently field-tested in Richards and Mark these nominations: Donald T, Regan, by Nixon’s successor, Gerald Ford, He specifically criticized allowing know English and be able to com School officials stated with 15 points The next been bogged down in controversy Manchester If the VApenmental use Reichelt, finished first treasury; Caspar W, Weinberger, to be supreme commander of NATO , pute. but the inforiiiatnin ntiw in that the training school contest for the league will over his role in Watergate as Richard seniors to get on the honor roll if they of television goes well in the among 12 teams of the defense: William French Smith, a job he held in the Carter ad have only taken four courses on the books may then be in computers needs the interest of the be Jan 14 at Middletown i w / m e e m e w ^ Nixon's chief of staff - and justice; Malcolm Baldrige, com field-testing, school systems can opt Greater Middlesex ministration until he retired last year basic level, achieving A s in half and community to provide a Mathematics League in a High School questions whether he could win merce. Richard S. .Schweiker, health to become president of United variety of gifts for the men Senate confirmation. B’s in the other half of the courses. and human services; David A. Technologies Corp. in Connecticut. He said this can lead to college students who arc deficient in academic skills, although their high Phone petition circulated school record appears sound "What tuesciciy. Folks care during holiday you do. in boosting students of HEBRON - About 300 residents signed January 1981 meager academic background, is to a petition requesting a hearing by the Apparently the phone company has the This Chrislmas, the Manchester Area Council quests lliat all gifts be unwrapped and M kNCHES'l'ER - What is left of of Churches, through its Seasonal Eighth District firehouse. It can also guarantee the college-bound ones to. Department of Public Utilities Control to necessary engineering and design to im of Churches is collecting gifts for kids and deposited in gift receptacles located at the Main the traditional meaning of Christmas Sharing Appeal, tries to bring such be left at Concordia Lutheran Church spend a half or full year on remedial\ establish toll free dialing within the town plement such a service, but certain when you spend it in a mental persons an awareness that in their on Pitkin Street. The dropoff work, if they arc lucky enough not to UConn top -college basketball Hebron now has five telephone exchanges elderly persons who are less fortunate than the Office of Heritage Savings and Loan, or the bureaucratic procedures must still be rest of us. But in order to make Christmas a K-Marl office. hospital and use a bottle to replace hometown, there are people who care deadline is Monday. flunk out more rapidly." Smith said. Day 409 team in New England. Page I.3. The Southern New England Telephone followed family and faith? about them. The appeal is running •Smith also said the National Honor happier time for these individuals we have lo Remember — giving is the best Chrislmas Today is the 409th day of captivi Company held a public hearing on the The date for the hearing has not yet The Manchester Area Conference below expectation. Gifts may be left at the Heritage Society at MILS contains the names you for help. tradition of them all. Your gift will mean ty for the American hostages held matter in 1979 and residents were told been set ask One such person has been in and Savings Bank on Main Street or the of many students who are not In Iran. they would have toll free service by The contribution of any gift you may wish lo so much 10 that young or old person who has out of mental health facilities since branch office by the K-Mart Depart achieving honors. "If the honor roll Inside today give will be very welcome. The Council just re- so little. q SHOPPING her mid-twenties. She was married ment Store. They may also be left at and the NHS are untrustworthy Classified...... 19-20 PAVS LEFT once, and at one time had a son. the town’s Human Services Depart guides to an interest in academics, C om ics...... 21 The son did not live to school age ment on Center Street. let alone achievement, what about in sports Editorial ...... 4 Outstanding student feted TIL CHRISTMAS and the husband is long since gone the rank in class'.'" Smith asked. Versatile Dave Winfield fits into F am ily...... 8 and barely remembered. The bottle MACC officials ask that gifts be EI.I.IN(,'l'ON — Scott S Ryan of 27 The award is funded by the American Heritage Savings He said ranking calculations have Yankee east perfectly. Bill Veeck Obituaries ...... 10 Ludwig Road, Ellington, a junior at the Oil Co and is presented annually to out has taken their place. left unwrapped, and dropped off by been changed in a manner he finds Peopletalk...... 2 Lihitw. IssiM iatioii Sim r ISVI Dec. 23. If donors wish to provide levels blast at Yankees' owner. University of Connecticut, has received standing undergraduates in the depart MACC would like to j j ^ id e this unsatisfactory He said the change EUston Howard profiled in Angle. Sports...... 11-14 the $250 AMOCO award lor excellence in ment woman, and persons liM Q^^with a wrapping paper separately, that was made midway through some Television ...... 16 Mala Office; 1007 Main Street, Manchester 649-4586 would be appreciated. Page II,. academic work. Ryan not only received the award for his basket and small g i f t ^ l e t them students' academic careers He said & at up Rams stop Dallas cold. U pdate...... 2 K-Mart Office: Spencer Street, Manchester 649-3007 know the community ^mshes them The announcement was made by Dr excellence in academic work but also for the same ranking method should app Page 12. W eather...... 2 A.R, Philpots, chairman of the Univer his contributions to the department as u //Si well * Checks may be made out to ly to students for all the years they s ity 's Department of Ecology and president of the Geology Club Food may left at any time at any “Seasonal Sharing" and mailed to attend MHS. Geophysics. fire statifJn in town, including the P.O. Box 773, Manchester, 06040, Superintendent of Schools James
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Lbcbte- Monday ordered a man convicted of pobbery and armed Committee's recommendation for a change in the for CEA Combustion Inc. of Stamford received $636,174 for robbery in New Jersey returned to that state onvw es a feasbility study of a project to convert agricultural mula for computing state educational equalization grants Manchester Honor obligation which would cut the aid by $19.5 million next year. cape charge. t „ . . A wastes into a powdered fuel. The project will be under The high court rejected Richard Cain s efforts to have HARTFORD (UPI) — State utility regulators should taken in the Puerto Rican cities of Aguirre and The municipal lobby said the committee had "deliberately r^uced the amount of the state'sjinancial a second warrant ordering his return to New Jersey dis reverse their recent decision to eliminate discount rates Mayaguez. missed after the initial effort was ruled faulty by a for big residential users of electricity, a newly elected commitment to school finance equalization" by agreeing to the formula change. Superior Court judge. lawmaker says. Cain, who Was listed as having represented hiraseU Eighth checking Rep.-elect Norma CaoDelletti. R-Waterburv, said Mon Off to Israel The CCM also asked the Board of Education to reject a second recommendation from the committee which before the Supreme Court, was freed from the Jan. 23, day she had asked the Legislative Commissioner's Office 1979 extradition attempt because it falM to list specnlc NEW HAVEN (UPI) — Mayor Biagi DiLieto and Josef would increase the minumum amount communities had to dralt a bill which would order the Department of crimes alleged by New Jersey authorities. Adler, chairman of the board of the new Haven Jewish to spend for education Public Utility Control to keep the discount rates. He had challenged the second warrant Issued by Federation, will lead an interfaith mission to Israel next The CCM said adoption of the recommendation by the "This was an unwritten contract between the DPUC March. Connecticut authorities on March 5, 1979 becau^ It was and our homeowners who"must use more electricity," Board of Education and Legislature could lead to higher *call jumping' law DiLieto said Monday the trip would be "a rare oppor based on documents included in the earlier u ^ ran t. Mrs. Cappelletti said. "It seems the control authority property taxes for local governments. tunity for New Haven area Christians and Jew s to see MANCHESTER - The Eighth must now itself be controlled." The CCM's recommendations' were presented in a problem, it's a Manchester a beautitui thing. , Israel as both the Land of the Bible and as a modem Utilities District Board of Directors One group of large-use customers, mainly homeowners minority report by Norwalk Mayor William A. Collins, problem," John Christensen, district Christensen said he expressed his spirited new state." will research the legality of "jum who depend on electricity for heat, met with a group of the group's representative on the Equity Study Com fire chief said. concerns to town and police C iy . ping" emergency calls directed to lawmakers last week to urge the discount rates be main mittee. Hits pay hike Board members pointed to a recent authorities — “it’s been months” — police and ambulance units. tained. Rejects proposals The committee is studying the state program set up in HARTFORD (UPI) - Rep, William Ratchford, D- incident in which a child was choking but stopped short of criticizing Lan response to court decisions which found the state's Conn., has accused his colleagues of selfishness in trying The board has repeatedly and needed emergency help. The am nan, saying "1 don't know who deter questioned the legal ramifications of HARTFORD (UPI) — The Connecticut Conference of reliance on the property tax to finance local education un to win 17 percent pay raises. bulance sent to aid the youngster mines policy." responding to envergency calls Projects funded Municipalities has called on the state Board of Education constitutional. 4 Ratchford, who donated his last pay hike to charity, sustained a flat tire, but board District Director Joseph Tripp ad without authorization from the to reject two recommendations forwarded by a com Monday criticized "selfish and short-sighted members of members^said district firemen who dressed the delay, saying the 911 HARTFORD (UPI) — The U.S Department of Energy town's emergency dispatcher, and mittee studying educational funding in Connecticut. Convict extradited the House and Senate" for having extended the lame duck were in the area were not called for issue hasn't yet been placed on the has awarded $26 million in grants to three Connecticut- Monday night board members asked The CCM took issue Monday with the Equity Study HARTFORD (U PI) — The Connecticut Supreme Court Congress session on the pav raise bill. support. agenda of the town Board of Direct- based firms for alternative energy projects John D. LaBelle Jr., district at Christensen, however, defended vrs. Tripp intimated the issue would Harold J Keohane. the DOE's regional representative torney, to research the question. the police dispatchers. "There's soon be considered, noting that the in Boston, said Monday the awards were part of a $270 Both town and district nothing wrong with the man on the town Liaison Committee — with million nationwide package to develop synthetic fuels to Peopletalk' firemen have complained they are street," (a reference to the dis representatives from both the town replace 2 million barrels of oil daily by 1992 being neglected by 911 dispatchers patchers) he said. and the district — has also Publicker Industries of Greenwich received $25.03 located in the town's police depart "The administration of it is recommended town action. million to set up an existing Philadelphia facility to con Agreement ment. The firefighters feel they wrong," Christensen said. Still, he Gordon Lassow. district president, vert 24 million bushels of corn annually into 63 million John and Bo Derek agree about one thing — as an should be called first to emergencies agreed with Robert Lannan, town gallons of 200 proof ethanol. mentioned that Manchester is not actress, she's no pro They view this as an asset, not since many are trained medical per police chief, that, "911 (the emergen alone with its 911 problems. Lassow, Wyatt Inc of New Haven received $821,937 under a a detriment, to her movie career sonnel. cy telephone service) as a concept is who recently returned from an cooperate agreement to produce 3.000 barrels of a coal oil Bo, the 24-year-old sex symbol of the movie "10," "This is not just an Eighth District extended stay in Florida, said com mixture dailv says in the current McCall's magazine, "1 think it's munities across the ebuntry are because I've had no training that I'm not nervous on grappling with problems of* 39 33 the screen To me, acting's just like pretending, ./ 30 00 Jaycees start procedure and legal responsibility. •■•TTVI like playing dolls " The district directors appointed Her husband, 54. describes Bo as an "am ateur" at fellow-Director Clarence Allain to acting but says. "Amateurs have a certain raw holiday drive research the 911 service and report power." He also said, "If Bo tries to act, she'll be back to the board. Allain will meet 9 77 terrible." Her latest film project is "Tarzan." She Lone skater MANCHESTER - T h e contribution of money or toys. A with both town and district officials, plays Jane. Derek will direct. 'J' A solitary skater at Charter Oak Park, as well as members of the Liaison covered the skating surface with snow. Manchester chapter of Jaycees has Jaycee spokesman noted the dona Committee. Manchester, got in a few strides Monday (Herald photo by Pinto) started a drive for donations of tion can be of any size, and that a V . N' One suggestion which might be y\*ATL*#rA money and toys to help needy local number of toys already received cost ISo sexist Santa before the first major storm of the winter considered came from Lassow, who families for Christmas. about $2 to $3. The children's ages '5 wondered if dispatch procedures had Another masculine bastion has fallen — in The chapter hopes to gather or are primarily from four to 10. olkt tlMHIAlWlit ' .> 0 been written down. When told they Saginaw. Mich., Santa Claus is a woman purchase enough toys to distribute Contributions may be made by f hadn't been, Lassow said he would She's Kerry Davenport. 21. who was asked to play Town studies industry wastes among 23 families, which include 61 calling the Jaycees at 646-2223 like to see the job done. Santa by the owner of an appliance store. % children. The gifts will be distributed "1 came from a family of six children and MANCHESTER - An charging and the effects on by a visit from Santa Claus remember Santa well, " she said "It's a fun thing into account the industrial would have had to pump [ 2 3 ' industrial waste study, the the water treatment plant The Jaycees ask local businesses V^iWIATNIM ^OTOCAtl • waste factor. He has added the tanks, and treat sewage an'd'-l like kids, so I said. Why nof’ ' first In the state, began last will be included in the data organizations and individuals for any \ So far the little kids haven't caught on. although town officials pushed for elsewhere if the problem For period ending 7 a m EST 12 17 80 During Tuesday week in Manchester, with for Manchester's appeal of some of the older ones have whispered to ask their the study because they weren't caught before all night, generally fair weather will favor the major part of town officials hoping to the moratorium. parents if Santa is female As for what youngsters were able to document the bacteria were killed. the nation with skies ranging from clear to partly cloudy. prove suspicions the Winterbottom stressed want from Santa this year, Ms. Davenport said. large amounts of industrial Young has said. Some light snow, however, is possible over parts of the burden contributes to D E P's concern is not cur Holiday "Most of the kids say they don't really know what waste. Hp-said town officials niteHI upper Mississippi Valley area Minimum temperatures Energy key sewage overloading. tailing Manchester's sewer they want for Christmas Star Wars games, dolls A Department of En Winterbottom did iden realized the problem, but include: (approx max readings in parenthesis) Atlanta A t connections, but insuring and trains are the biggest items ' Speaking to a group of coal interest market tor granted. right are Lynn tify one company, Multi- could not identify it. until Sale! 30 ( 46). Boston 18 (30), Chicago 14 (31). Cleveland 13 (28), vironmental Protection the correct operation of the representatives Monday, President Carter Coleman, deputy secretary of energy, and spokesman said the study, Circuits Inc . of 130 Hart Multi-Circuits called at Dallas 44 170), Denver 37 (70). Duluth 23 ( 34). Houston 39 sewage treatment plant. said the coal industry holds the key to U.S. Bernhardt Wruble, executive assistant at the ford Road, as the likely DEP's request. The tanks 165). Jacksonville 34 ( 55). Kansas City 32 ( 50). Little to conclude this month, Robert Young, the gift boxes company in a problem at are now returning to nor Rock 38 153), Los Angeles'55 ( 78). Miami 57 (71), Birds fly,, men drink energy security goals, but cautioned them energy department. (UPI photo) was requested by town of town's treatment plant the sewage treatment mal. Young has said. Minneapolis 27 i42). New Orleans 35 ( 58), New York 21 The Man Will Never Fly Memorial Society against taking the growing overseas export ficials. The officials manager, believes the plant-operation last month. Multi-Circuit company (30), Phoenix 50 ( 83), San Francisco 41 (63). Seattle 45 gathers Tuesday at Kitty Hawk. N C . for its believe industrial waste study will discover the in- Winterbottom said spokesman have said the (54), St Louis 24 (41). Washington 26 ( 37). primary purpose — the World's Longest Cocktail hampers the treatment dustrial burden on copper in industrial waste firm will continue to e very r Hour, which runs until 10:30 a m . Wednesday facility and contributed to Manchester's treatment entered the plants bacteria cooperate with the town on The society meets every year on the anniversary the DEP ordered sewer plant. U u le 4 ^ Congress races for door moratorium. tanks that digests sewage, industrial discharges. > the m'lradt of m ail $t»8it | of Wilbur and Orville Wrights' first flight in 1903. Young has said he iMn/r” Weather forecast On O c t. 8 D E P killing the bacteria. dowtltown, manekeitor > Dr Ed North, who co-founded the group, doesn't WASHI.NGTON (UPI) - The 96th the hour at which the departments came garbed in wild sports clothes. believed DEP shouldn't suspended additional Young said the digester . 305 E. CENTER. MANCHESTER dispute the fact that airplanes get off the ground Congress, bickering to the very last, and agencies ran out of money The Senate-House negotiators met at have issued the S * * A * * 1^1 * A * f Winter storm warning in effect for today and early sewer connections, but un tanks were "deader But he says its the belief that they'll fly and not approved a stripped-down money bill Senate followed hours later mid-day Monday in an attempt to moratorium without taking tonight Snow today ending early tonight with ac til the town's appeal is than a doornail " The town cumulations of 5 to 10 inches Highs today 26 to 32 or the mechanical gadgets that keep them in the air early today to prevent government Assistant Senate Republican work out a compromise that could heard the ruling has no around minus 2 Celsius Lows tonight in the teens The group has its own ideas about flying high, as its departments and agencies from leader Ted Stevens, who discounted get through Congress and finally effect. Wednesday mostly sunny and cold with highs 25 to 30 motto indicates "Given a choice we will never fly; going broke and cleared the way for reports that some of the agencies clear the way for adjournment D E P, prompted by a OPEN SUNDAY 12-5 % Chance of precipitation M percent tonight and 10 percent given no choice we will never fly sober " final adjournment. could not open their doors this mor They ran into two major barriers: local law firm, declared Wednesday Light mostly northeast winds today Adjournment, already delayed ning, was one of the GOP senators 148 pet projects and amendments the moratorium because Put a smile on your man with gifts from REGAL’SI becoming northwest 15 to 20 mph tonight and continuing more than a week, was expected to who dragged the proceedings out to added to the continuing resolution by according to its figures the Quote of the day come in routine fashion later in the the very end the Senate and a 17 percent pay raise Wednesday plant was overloaded. DEP day in the Senate and House "1 believe those doors will open, " for members of Congress and top Johnny Marks. 71. a Phi Beta Kappa graduate of The fall of the gavel on the 96th Stevens told his short-tempered bureaucrats, which the Senate had spokesman claim the plant Kxtended outlook Colgate University, thought "Rudolph the Red- Congress will end 26 years of ab fellow senators "1 believe those twice resoundingly whipped operates at an average of 8 Extended outlook lor New England Thursday through Nosed Reindeer " was the worst thing he ever wrote solute dominance of Congress by lights are on now " As a last resort, the Senate million gallons of sewage a Saturday when he dashed off the ditty back in 1948 He told stripped the top-heavy bill "Christ gi^onth instead of the MuHHarhtiHi-tin, Kfiode Inland and Cunnei'licul: Fair People magazine: "This is not exactly what 1 hoped Democrats as Republicans prepare But a strong push to adjourn to take control of the Senate in mas Tree" of its ornaments and sent planned capacity of 6.7 Perhaps the most comfortable slacks a man can wear. through the period Highs in the 30s Thursday moderating to be remembered for. No matter what 1 write, they created a classic Senate-House con January a bare bones bill to the House. million gallons. to the 40s Friday and Saturday Overnight lows in the always say the same thing It's just not Rudolph ' frontation and a marathon session The key to adjournment was that did not end in the .Senate until Despite word from House leaders Manchester officials dis teens Thursday moderating to the 20s and 30s Friday and My idea for a real masterpiece is the lyrics for Tea passage of a continuing resolution to 5 11 am that the bill would be accepted, con pute these figures, and the Saturday for Two "' appeal date is Jan. 19 Maine. Ne» ilani|i>hire: Fair Thursday Chance of fund those departments and agencies To nail down passage, senators gressmen added a number of key ' Comfonable belt Wesley Winterbottom, snow Friday Fair Saturday Highs in the 30s Ixiws in the that have not received their fiscal were dragooned from their beds on a amendments, providing added DEP sanitary engineer, Icxiped mcxlel. LEVI’S teens 1981 allocations through June 5 night with a threat of snow to provide military sales to Israel and Egypt, Glimpses said the "pre-treatment Nernioni: Variable cloudiness with scattered flurries ■ Passage of the resolution in the the needed votes One senator wore earthquake relief to Italy and a ban program" will eventually Thursday and Friday Partly cloudy Saturday Highs 30s The three stars of the movie "Nine to Five " — House came shortly after midnight — pajamas under his suit and several on using any money to prohibit volun be conducted in every com to around 40 Thursday and Friday, .25 to 35 Saturday Jane Fonda, Lily Tomlin and Dolly Parton — turned tary school prayer. ACTION munity. But Manchester Lows zero to 15 above Thursday, in the 20s thereafter up Sunday at a benefit dinner for Working Women, the national association of office workers Also on Reward offer officials urged the study hand were Lillian Gish, Betty Comden. Garson here to help resolve the SLACKS Kanin, Ruth Gordon, Phyllis Newman, Gloria in blood bath moratorium dispute. • )7 ' ‘ The Almanac Steinem. David Bowie, Tom Hayden and Lome at restaurant The federally and state Michaels Elizabeth Taylor, Rock Hudson, Kim funded program involves By I nileil Prenn Inlernutional Novak and Tony Curtis all were scheduled to attend LOS ANGELES (UPI) - Police gathering water samples Today is Tuesday, Dec 16, the 351st day of 1980 with 15 Monday night's New York premiere of the Agatha across the nation worked with com and testing for industrial to follow Christie film, "The Mirror Crack'd" .. Vidal Sas posite drawings today to hunt for two discharge. Samples will be A Shady Qlen Stretch waistband The moon is moving toward its full phase men sought in the shotgun slayings of taken from all but soon will give a party Tuesday for Phil Esposito of • High quality stretch breathes with you. The morning stars are Mercury. Venus. Jupiter and the New York Rangers at which the hockey great three people in a restaurant meat minimally polluted water. Taste Treat Saturn will sign a portrait painted by Rosolio locker blood bath. Winterbottom could not fabric moves when The evening star is Mars Those born on this date are Security was beefed up Monday at identify the number of you move. under the sign of Sagittarius several Bob's Big Boy restaurants local companies to be Tradition English actor, playwright and composer Noel Coward and the chain offered a $10,000 tested yet. was born Dec 16, 1899 reward for information leading to Uie But he added the survey For 30 YearsI On this date in history: arrest of the two men who herded 11 would also check whether ♦ Easy care— In 1773, protesting the British tax on tea, some 50 people into a walk-in refrigerator and the companies have valid Quality EGG NOG made by machine American patriots disguised as Indians dumped 342 opened fire Sunday morning, killing discharge permits. The Shady Glen for your holiday chests of tea into Boston harbor in what history records Lottery numbers three number of companies dis- \5'ashable as "The Boston Tea Party ' Of the six people wounded, one entertaining ... Mix with your In 1835, one of history's worst fires swept over whole Numbers drawn Monday: / restaurant employee remained in State helps favorite liquor—or—dilute Connecticut 205 ' Reg. toS23»« city blocks in New York City, razed 600 buildings and critical condition today. with milk—or—serve full caused damage estimated at more than $20 million. Maine 260 "What in the name of God kind of quake victims In 1944, the Germans launched a great counter .New Hampshire 7773 monster could have done a thing like MANCHESTER - The strength right from the bot offensive in the Ardennes F'orest of Belgium, in what was Rhode Island 7059 this?" asked Police Lt. Glenn Acker Connecticut Italian tle. Anyway you serve Shady • Novy • Brown Heather called "The Battle of the B ulge" Massachusetts 7635 man. "It's totally out of the realm of Elarthquake Relief, Inc., Vermont 732 Glen EGG NOG is the ideal the kind of behavior that civilized announced today plans to • Burgundy • Black people can even contemplate." raise $50,000 by Friday for way, for Shady Glen EGG • Tan •Grey Evening Herald Ackerman Monday released com • Brown •Blue Heather To Advartlaa needy families in southern NOG is rich and SHADY I'SPS 327-500 To Report News posite drawings of the two killers — Italy. • G reen For a classified advertisement, call GLEN goodi Shop Shady Publilhcd daily except Sunday and cer To report a news item or story Idea: both black men in their 20s — and the Dr. John Basile, of Hart 643-2711 and ask for Classified (jffice tain holidays by the Manchester Manchester . Alex GlrelU, 643-2711'. 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Editorial . Japan gears for major earthquake Common sense TOKYO (U P D -T he big strong enough to be felt by of their homes when an ment seismologist. He said Japan has "the most Watanabe’s judgment first emergency' wards put on business before” one is coming — no one humans. earthquake is felt. Road shoulders responsibility for advanced earthquake must be confirmed by a alert. The MeteoroD*: cal The face of economic the 1977 regulation would doubts that — and Tokyo is While waiting for the signs point pedestrians alerting the nation to the prediction system in the panel of six government- The entire nation will Agency jpendi $38 nuillon problems and high unemploy cause economic hardship and relying on computers, bone-rattling tremors that toward "safe places" — "big one," expected to world." appointed seismologists. then collectively cross its a year for earthquake could signify the "big usually open parks and Its network of When a major quake is ment, does it make sense to microwave relays and cat register at least 8 on the fingers. monitoring and prediction plant closings," said the fish to foretell the next one,” the Japanese have school compounds. open-ended Richter Scale. microwave stations, linked predicted “within the next ”We are satisfied that require environmental- Supreme Court ruling written major earthquake. taken elaborate On the second floor of the Japan's 1923 quake, later to computer-operated sen two to three days," all traf our system will work," regulations so stringent that by Justice Byron White. “The Sitting atop one of the precautions in hopes of government’s computed at 8.3, destroyed sors, measures the fic in affected areas will be Watanabe said, though he DO IT DAILY - SAVE minimizing damage and Meteorological Agency In most of Tokyo and slightest changes in the put under special controls, MONEY by clipping the "200 to 300 plants" might be question ... is not what a O p in io n w o rld ’s m ost a c tiv e added, "False warnings seismic faults, Japan is casualties. central Tokyo, computers Yokohama, and killed an e a r t h ’s g r a v ity train speeds will be cannot be entirely ruled coupons In Evening forced to close? court thinks is generally ap probably the most In schools, earthquake blink incessantly, estimated 200,000 people. magnetism, water level slowed, school children out since we have never Herald’s leading grocer’s By an 8-0 vote, the U S. propriate to the regulatory earthquakq-conscious na drills are routine and registering seismic The 8.2 quake that hit and crust movement. sent home and hospital been in this prediction ads. Supreme Court ruled recent process; it is what Congress amendment. to earlier regulatory air- Naturally everyone wants tion on earth. parents are asked to movements and analyzing northern China in 1978 Under a system worked them for clues to the out last year by the govern ly that the environmental A good law deals justly the cleanest air and cleanest About 10,000 seismic provide padded cotton killed 242,000 people and intended for these water demands which cor movements are recorded headcovers that otherwise timing of the next powerful seriously injured 164,000, ment, the prime minister protection agency does not regulations." with the people and protects poration officials said would water attainable under given each year in Japan, one- double as seat cushions. quake. according to government will issue a national war have to relax water pollution News dispatches have their rights as it applies have made the plant conditions. But when a law tenth of the world’s total. Street posters remind "We will never miss that figures. ning when Watanabe’s in standards for companies that brought out that before regulatory limitations. When economically unviable. causes economic injustice Seismologists say about 1.- housewives to turn off one,” said Dr. Hldeo To head off disasters of struments tell him there 000 of the tremors are stoves before running out Watanabe, the top govern that magnitude. Watanabe are signs of a major quake. The cannot afford the expensive passing the clean water stan the rules impose costs The settlement was made and threatens jobs and correction equipment. dard. Congress ordered EPA prohibitive to company sur after more than three years payrolls — in times of reces s i The high tribunal reversed to do a cost-benefit analysis. vival — particularly on the of negotiations and con sion or otherwise — it "You always seem to hurt the one a lower court decision which In that same report. White scale Congress considered troversy. Geneva employees deserves to be questioned. you love the most.” We’ve all heard Howell Cheney Tech honor roll held that EPA must take a that statement before, and probably price of gold noted in his decision. possible — then the law — indeed many segments of People don’t covet en . we’ve all experienced the hurt of its MANCHESTER - The Shop Honor* Miilette, Steven Morrill. Anthony Morehouse, Steven John Clegg. Neil plant's economic condition Congress conceded that 200 to makers ought to take another Utah valley community — vironmental purity achieved Richloff, Daniel Rochon. Czaikowski, Lance Emrick. reality. ’The important thing is have first term honor roll at Michael Borowiec. Cynthia Timothy Parent. Michael into account when deciding look. by closing plants Clapp. David Hopowiec, Scott Poirier, Steven Porter, Michael Switzer and Scott Andrew Fish. Richard 300 plants might close. rose in support of the plant, we experienced the cleansing feeling Howell Cheney Regional .Technical School has been Kuhnly, Peter Lambert. Robert Roy. Russell Smith, Templeton. , Malhicu, Charles Pelkey, and whether to grant exceptions Given that possibility and Just this year in Utah, whose closing would have Bread and butter are still of forgiveness to that person who has announced. Charles Little. Dennis Anthony Stocco, Todd Shop Honor* Anthony Salamone to the industry-wide pollution the Supreme Court's inter Geneva Works of U S. Steel cost some 5,000 industry jobs mightly important in our inflicted the hurt? Jesus calls us to McKenna, Todd Mozzer, Watkins. John Whalen. Ethan has just Honor students for the X { » {EX tot is( t» (OX DON (;k \ fk To the editor: oqr town, strong action needs to be forgiven. But that’s what Christiani Marios Thivierge James McElheron, Mar up are now in businesses employing the status quo." In 1968. his Auto Wearne, and Daniel Wright. •PEDOMETERS i Big Labor has just turned 25 taken. The people of our community Honor* McVeigh, and Gerald Torres % We are writing in response to an in 50 ty is all about, God forgives us and fewer than 20 workers .Not Workers pulled out It IS a quarter o( a century now cident which occurred several weeks who are against racism need to speak wants us to do the same to others. Honor* Jellery Bifolck, Scott Honor* •EXERCISERS 0 v promising union territory Meany did not relinquish his iron Boulanger, Gregory Cote, since American labor s two feuding ago involving a black student at St. out. We need to tell the people who How many times have we asked Raymond Brookes. Dennis Everett Carpenter. Michael But even where labor does invite grip until 1979, shortly before his Combs. Steve Fecteau, Roy David Dwelley. Mark •SWISS ARMY KNIVES houses, the American Federation of James School. This student was have read about these racial in-< our fellow human beings to forgive Cunningham, Carole Dumas. Labor and the Congress of Industrial organization, the federation has been death at 85 His successor and Fortier, Ernest Garibaldi. Eastwood. Thomas Eaton, John Dundon. Christopher assaulted while walking through cidents that Manchester is not a our misdeeds only to find them Vincent Gosselin, Thomas Dean Eumenidi. Timothy Organizations, became one. Already losing ground to newer unions veteran apprentice. Lane Kirkland, Edlund. Michael Guegel. •TOBOGGANS Center Park. He was punched, racist community. We need to tell all offering us a cold shoulder? Or Kelly. Eric Lehmann. Fitzgerald. Cal Gothberg, Lu Robert Johnson. David inside the new conglomerate were af growing along with such expanding from the start made clear that some pushed to the ground and had his the members of our community that maybe they have offered us a verbal Michael Luksic. Lois cian Governafe, Richard Lauzier. William Moreau, •FIGURE SKATES filiate unions representing most of areas of the economy as services, changes were going to be made ONE DAY ONLY! jacket torn. The reason for the we will not tolerate violent acts expression of forgiveness, but down Melendez. Rober Mount. Asa where more than 5 4 million jobs Already he has taken- what would Nelson. John Otto, Derek •STOP WATCHES the'^rganized portion of the assault, according to his two white against minorities. We need to speak deep in them lies the hurt and resent have opened up in the last decade have been a revolutionary step under Schllke. Joseph Taranting, Announcing... FREE American work force The expecta attackers, was "because we don’t out in favor of strong measures and ment that actually prevents them D&L MANCHESTER! This expanding job market is Meany in naming a woman to the and Jose Velasco NUTRITIOiN LECTURE! •DART BOARDS tion back then in 1955 was that most like blacks in Manchester." We have programs to combat racism. We from completely forgiving and heavily white collar But the AFL- AFL-CIO F^xecutive Council, the first hy Ray Fuhrizio of the organizable remainder in due refrained from speaking out until need to demand swift and stringent forgetting as God does with us. 10th Grade Nutrition Consultant •SLEDS CIO until very recently had little in in the 35-member governing body's WED. DEC. 17TH ONLY - course also would be brought in now in order to allow the police to penalities for those who commit acts And yet everytime we pray the IliKh Honor* Search Labs Expectations, however have a way terest in and less time for what was history Women are the fastest Robert Adams. Thomas •BICYCLES conduct their investigation. But now of racial violence in our community. Lord’s Prayer we offer this petition: Tl KS. DEC. 16 7:30 P.M. of failing to become reailities in this happening to the labor structure out growing category of the labor force, Bennett. Stephen Haddock, 10 AM to 9:30 PMI something needs to be said. If we fail to speak out, if we fail to ’’Forgive us our trespasses as we Thomas Kaminski. Nan Kim. •ROLLER SKATES imperfectly organized world The side the blue-collar oldline heavy in and one in every five union members FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS When any person is unable to walk take these steps, then we will he forgive those who trespass against and Corinne Sandberg W . Millifir T pkr. (near Parkadr) dustries in which it had gathered Its IS a woman fact that so little is being made of the safely on our streets or in our parks, saying, right along with those two 'us” Why do we expect God to forgive •TENTS ^ strength over much ol a century Kirkland, a low-key inside operator Honor* e anniversary, even by Big Labor our community has a problem. But young men, that "we don't like us when we are so slow to forgive Topics Covered: preceding unification but which are who cuts a much less flamboyant Daniel Barone. Brian Beley. • ALMOST all diseases are nutrition related Itself, says something about the when people are threatened because blacks in Manchester. " That would each other? Allen Bergeron, Joseph now in decline When and if the public figure than his predecessor, realities of the 1980s of the color of their skin, then we be a sad thing to say about our com We humans need to experience the Cameron. Rene Chabre, « Disease Patterns h Stress The AFL-CIO is undeniably a force American auto and steel industries has also opened negotiations on 18" have a bigger problem. This incident, munity. love and support of our fellow man in Matthew Cusson, Todd ' Ways ol protection of disease SHIRTS
M A N C H E S T E R - T h e Wedne»d«y at 7:si>~p.m. nual holiday craft lale wlU ba bald The thrill not money, prompts search for wrecks Rochester High School Fine ArU The band, choln,''Round Table before and after the concert, apartm ent will present a Holiday Singers, and stage band will perfomt,, The public la Invited to attend the SAND SPRINGS, OkU. (UPI) - A DeGeer says he was sailing a boat the Dominican Republic share the The exact site of the settlement scholar. I’m interested in correcting tracted by the ''thrill” of the search, i> estival in Baiiey Auditorium In the auditorium vestibule, the an- free event. S2-year-old retired oil Induftry in the Caribbean years ago when he island of Hispaniola. has never been determined, although the record.” he admits there will be financial Explorers recently reported they historians agree on the general area. In addition to his research, DeGeer executive says he knows where to first became fascinated with the rewards if he succeeds in finding the have found the remains of the Pinta, While working as an oil company says while in Spain he found and look for one of Christopher Colum history of the area and the lure of Santa Maria and writes a book about a second Columbus ship, near the executive in the Middle East, acquired the first map ever drawn of bus' ship and possibly the first settle sunken Spanish galleons. the discovery. ment In the New World and a fortune "Everybody starts out skin diving Bahama Islands, about 700 miles DeGeer had opportunities to study the Haitian coastline. The map, In gold. and then goes to scuba,” he said. from Haiti. and examine original documents, drawn by a 15th Century Dutch car “ With the 500th aniversary of Bill DeGeer, who has spent much "The next thing you know you’re DeGeer, however, is skeptical maps and logs from Columbus' tographer, shows the location of the Columbus’ voyage coming up in a few of his life reading ships' logs and looking for sunken wrecks. Some about the reports. He questions the voyages. In Saville, Spain, he had a native settlement referred to as Port years, I'm sure Madison Avenue is studying maps of the Caribbean, is so years ago, when I was in the hospital, discovery of lead cannon ball at the chance to research Catholic Church Royal, the settlement near where the going to arrange some pretty special sure he knows the location of the San I read a translation of Columbus’ log. site because Columbus' ships "used archives relating to Spain's conquest Santa Marla went aground. DeGeer ta Maria, one of three ships in That got me started on my search.” stone shot.” of the New World. said. promotions," he said. "If I have the Cktlumbus’ voyage to the New World, DeGeer compares his search to a “I'm not to say it’s not the Pinta, "The Catholic Church was one of While the primary purpose of the movie rights to the book and a few he is organizing an expedition to the "detective novel, where the detec but the reports I've read leave a lot the most prolific records keeper,” he expedition is locating the Santa relics to display. I'm sure I can find island of Hispaniola. . tive and reader has to put all the of questions,” DeGeer said. said. "Most of the m aterial in Saville Maria and the settlement, DeGeer someone willing to promote them.' If DeGeer succeeds in raising the clues together to solve the mystery.” The Santa Maria, flagship of has not even been catalogued and it’s says the expedition may also find a To finance the expedition. DeGeer $1 million needed for the expedition, "The chances of finding anything Columbus’ tiny fleet, ran aground on in archaic Spanish and is difficult to gold cache collected by the crew is offering 25 limited liability tax it will start in his backyard. really valuable are remote,” he said. a reef off the Haitian coast in 1492 translate.” before Arawak Indians killed them. shelter plans at $40,000 each. So far, ‘T v e just finished building a "I have no problem signing papers and after constructing a fort, the Other people have searched for the "According to Columbus' log, he sailboat at my place on Lake with the United States government or first recorded European settlement Santa Maria and the last "serious” instructed the crew to collect gold DeGeer says he has been able to in Keystone, ” the land-locked the Haitian or Dominican Republic in the Western Hemisphere, the crew research effort was in 1939, but from the tribe and to dig a well or a terest a few fellow Oklahomans in Choral presentation Oklahoman said. “I plan to truck It governments turning everything over was left behind while the other two DeGeer says he believes he knows cellar,” DeGeer said. "We know the expedition. (the sailboat) to the Port of Catoosa' to them. It's not the money — it's Just ships continued on, DeGeer says. why the others have failed. 'Tve Columbus was able to collect some The Alfred E, White Chorale of the human rights Sunday afternoon at Center (near Tulsa) and then sail down the the thrill of finding it.” When Columbus returned from Spain zeroed in on errors, especially mis before he left. How much the crew “It's hard to say when this will get Arkansas Navigation Channel to the DeGeer believes the remaining of the with even more ships a year later, he takes in converting measurements was able to collect is a guess, but it off the ground," he said "Right now. Metropolitan AME Zion Church, was one of Congregational Church. Manchester. (Herald could have been considerable.” we have to concentrate on raising the photo by Burbank) Mississippi and then out into the Guif Santa Maria are on a coral reef off found the settlement had been and dates to modem terms,” he said. the featured choral groups at a celebration of (of Mexico).” the northern coast of Haiti. Haiti and destroyed by natives. "I’d debate my findings with any Even though DeGeer says he is at money.”
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EVENING HERALD. Tues., Dec 16, 1980 - 9 8 - EVENINCi HERALD. Tues.. Dec. 16, 1980 •'U. » High court voids BettyVNotabasik. ,Vfeddlng6. Coie~Krar «. state murder trial A By HARTFORD (UPI) — A man con "Miranda” decision. victed of robbery and murder in the The justices found a judge made Dawn Janice Krar of Manchester and Leo G. Cote, of "Although the query was not posed two errors in instructing the jury Israeli guests Manchester, were married Nov. 1 at Central Baptist slaying of a retired curator of in the form of a question, it clearly which convicted George E. Truppi, Bridgeport's P.T. Barnum Museum BETTY RYDER Church in Hartford. was ‘reasonably likely to elicit an in but rejected his challenges to his con has been granted a new4(ial by the The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Roger Krar criminating response,”’ Cotter viction for first-degree sexual of 40 S. Alton St., Manchester. Connecticut Supreme Court. wrote. “’This is not a case where an assault and first-degree assault. The Rev. Richard Reach of Hartford performed the The high court threw out the con accused volunteers incriminating in Truppi was accused of approaching Had a great evening at the Les Amis and a corkscrew at the top of the Dinner" at La Petite Marmite in double-ring ceremony. viction of Bella Krajger In a un formation." an unidentified female victim at the du Vin dinner-tasting Friday evening basket handle. Manhattan earlier this month, but we Mrs. Deborah Borton of Woburn, M an., was matron of animous opinion released Monday, In another case, the justices un back door of her Bridgeport home at Manchester Community College. A sewing basket is sure to make a do have some of the recipes which honor. saying police failed to read him his animously upheld the murder and early on Dec. 3, 1977, He allegedly It featured Belgium food and French hit. Fill the basket with oranges, were served and will pass them along Bob Meeker of Hartford served as best man. Roger M. constitutional rights before first-degree robbery convictions of a held a gun to the woman's head and wines and the program presented by lemons and a green or too. Tuck in a to you in next Wednesday's food sec Krar of East Hartford was usher. questioning him in the 1975 slaying. man charged in the March 27, 1973 ordered her to drive him to a Fair- Sherman Haight of Haight Vineyards pair of scissors, thread and needles. Krajger was being held on un tion. A reception was held at the home of the bride’s parents, slaying of a Waterbury restaurant field golf course where he sexually in Litchfield was most enjoyable. Instead of hiding a tape measure related charges at Bridgeport police Seven cej^rated chefs from seven after which the couple left for Boston, Mass, "ney are owner. assaulted her, stabbed her 14 times Then on Saturday night, we danced amongst the fruit, let it serve as a residing in East Hartford. of M anhalr^'s finest restaurants, headquarters on Feb. 26, 1975 when Attorneys for Thomas Hackett un and robbed her of $200. our night away at The Herald’s colorful tie-around ribbon. Mrs. Cote is employed at Sears Roebuck In Manchester. he was questioned in the slaying of Or perhaps you'd prefer to combined their culinary genius for successfully sought to show that In other criminal rulings the Christmas party at the Manchester Mr. Cote is employed at Automatic Comfort in Elast Elizabeth Seeley, the retired curator transform a glass hurricane globe this gourmet feast. Each chef Philip Parker, who was with the justices: Country Club to the music of an At Hartford. (Borton photo) of the P.T. BarnUm Museum in dqfepdknt when Dene's Restaurant Gentile trio, which sure played into a holiday sensation. Fill it wih created and prepared one of the —Upheld the Bridgeport Superior courses. Bridgeport. owner Oliver Gomes Jr. was shot, danceable music shiny tree ornaments and citrus Before his rights were read, a Court conviction of Stanford Lee fruit. Include lemons or oranges and The reason for this unique had committed the crime. B’rye for second-degree robbery and The dinner of prime ribs was police captain held up a jacket found Hackett's attorneys argued 16 delicious (we ate too much) and of some shiny ornaments so your gift collaboration? There is the U. S. second-degree larceny. Frye and near the scene of the slaying and errors were made during his trial in course chatting with our fellow can be made an immediate part of Chef's Ski Race which is sponsored another man were accused of robbing by American Express. Cuisinar^, MANCHESTER - The recalled that Krajger had left it at Waterbury Superior Court, but each a Bridgeport man In a parking gar workers was fun too the holiday decor. Besides being a headquarters on a previous occasion. beautiful decoration, the citrus fruit Inc. Grand Marnier and Ski -Manchester WATES will m eet one was rejected in the opinion age and stealing the man's car. Remember, it's only two more Krajger responded, "Yes, that's my gives the room a fresh aroma and Magazine, taking place at Hunter Tuesday at Orange Hall, 72 Blast written by Justice Ellen Peters. —Upheld the conviction of Michael days until the Holly Brunch, spon jacket." In another case, the Supreme Court sored by the Manchester Auxiliary of later can be used in cooking or in Mountain, N.Y.. on Jan. 25, IWl. All WATES Center St. rear. Welghing-in will be Gaynor for first-degree assault In the sparkling beverages. seven chefs are among the 250 chefs _from 6 to 7 p.m. and then members Mrs. Leo C. Cote Chief Justice John P. Cotter wrote ordered a new trial on second-degree Nov, 2,1978 midnight shooting attack (Thild i Family Services. It will be that allowing the captain's testimony held at the home of Mrs. John and restauranteurs from all over the ~will go to the Army and Navy Club kidnapping and first-degree robbery on Gary Taylor outside Chettl's United States who will be competing for their Christmas Party. Quake damage to be admitted in Krajger's murder charges in the abduction, sexual Malone. 84 Prospect St., Manchester Israeli guests trial violated the rights spelled out in Place, a bar and restaurant in Derby and will feature area craftsmen and in this event and the 16 winners (four A view of the 400-year-old hospital building and dining hall on one floor and a dormitory assault and robbery of a Bridgeport the U.S. Supreme Court's famous woman. a delicious brunch. Some 60 Israeli visitors will be in each age category) will go to in Naples, Italy, damaged in the Nov, 23 for elderly patients on another. Officials said For reservations, call Polly Davis, arriving in the Greater Hartford area Courchevel. France in March to com pete in The International (?hef's Ski Service notes Area people enlist earthquake, that collapsed early Monday. at least nine persons died in the collapse. 643-5021 or Terry DelMastro. 646- on Dec 22 through the Friendship The former Burbon royal palace that 3842. Force program to spend a few days Race. (UPI photo) Anne Louise Foglia, daughter ol His permanent duty assignment will Delayed Enlistment Program. collapsed contained the hospital’s infrimary Justices decline rail case with host families and then travel in Mr. and Mrs. Leo Foglia of 22 An be in Europe. A 1980 graduate of Manchester WASHINGTON (UPI) - The At one time, the New Haven had 1,- bondholders, however, receive in dependently until their return flight This year these chefs concluded drew Drive, East Hartford, and on Jan. 10. k A 1978 graduate of Manchester High School, he is scheduled to leave Supreme Court has declined to rule 500 miles of line extending from terest on their bonds only after pay Holiday gifts that since they are so blessed with Brian David Wilson of 49 Bates Most of the visitors have been High School, he was active in sports. for basic training at Lackland AFB, whether bondholders of the bankrupt Boston to New York and was the ment of interest upon prior With Christmas just around the both professional respect and the Drive, East Hartford, have both corner, time is flying for gift buying. placed in area homes but anyone who physical ability to fully participate in Texas, on Feb. 20, 1981. Auto-makers seek help New Haven Railroad were wrongful largest railroad in New England. It mortgages. enlisted in the U.S. Army. would like to volunteer as a "stand Joseph E. Hammlck Jr., son of Mr. Plans are for him to receive ly denied stock when the firm was eventually became part of the Penn Barry, who owned $310,000 in the But. there is still time to put together a fun sport, they wanted to do Miss Foglia, a former Blast Har and Mrs. Joseph E. Hammlck Sr. of technical training in the airlift/bom- Industry reports Monday ficiency of AMC vehicles I Washington with a revised reorganized under federal bankrupt Central Railroad, which also went railroad's income bonds, objected to a few "make-at-home ” items which by " host, from Dec 22-28. please something worthwhile to help han ford High School student, joined the DETROIT (UPI) - Two 292 Kelly Road, South Windsor, has bardment aircraft maintenance showed U.S. automakers a project the company said operating plan that, accor cy law. bankrupt. the plan. He argued the court erred are sure to please. give me a call. Occasionally, we have dicapped children all over the world U.S. Army Reserve to train as an ad ol the nation's automakers joined toe U. S. Army to train as a specialist career field. it couldn't carry out with ding to several reports, The justices Monday refused to Despite efforts by the district in allowing claims to mortgage The University of Connecticut, a last minute change either an ad to walk —maybe even ski some day. ministrative specialist at Fort suffering from the weak sold 174,498 cars during the combat engineer. its own funds. seeks financial help from hear the class-action case brought by court, the New Haven’s creditors bondholders of $32 million in post Home Economics Extension has a ditional passenger or a host who is That's how the "Masterpiece Jackson. S.C. She reports for duty domestic car market, Dec. 110 period, down 7.1 Now at Fort Leonard Wood, Mo., Renault eventually could workers, bankers and bondholder Thomas B. Barry in were unable to resolve their bankruptcy interest. few suggestions: unable to participate and it 's then we Dinner " to benefit their choice of a after Christmas.' After finishing Complete training Chrysler Corp. and percent from a weak depend on the "stand-bys" for a basic class, he will remain period last year and off extend its holdings in AMC suppliers as part of a $1.5 appeal of lower court findings that differences. As a result, the court Without that allowance, income Every basket collector will enjov worthy medical cause, came into training, she will work part-time American Motors Corp., there for specialized construction Marine Pvt. Devon T. Driscoll, son nearly 29 percent from the up to 59 percent, but the billion cost-cutting effort. the investors were entitled to only 7 drew up a plan of reorganization. bondholders would be entitled to 30 one more basket gift, especially if being with the 819th Station Hospital. West sought life-saving financial and engineering training. He has of Laurine M. Gedraitis of 142 HartI robust 1978 pace. U.S. firm said Renault had At that time, (Chrysler percent of the re-organized railroad's Under that plan, about 93 percent percent rather than 7 percent of the It's a useful wine basket filled with Watch The Herald’s Wednesday Hartford, during monthly drill help today. S200 a plate dinner been guaranteed an assignment in Drive, Vernon, has completed That worked out to a no plans to take over day- also will ask for iiew loan stock, of the reorganized firm's stock was re-organized company, Barry said. fresh lemons and oranges Tie with a food section and share in some Of meetings and for two weeks each AMC planned to ask its Europe. recruit training at the Marine Corps seasonally adjusted annual to-day management of guarantees of up to $400 'The New York. New Haven and to be distributed to holders of first The district court overruled his bright red bow, a sprig of greens Well, we missed the "Masterpiece their super recipes. summer. shareholders to approve a Hammick, a 1980 graduate of South Recruit Depot , Parris Island, S.C. AMC million It already has Hartford Railroad originally filed for mortgage bonds, with the remaining objections and approved the plan. On Wilson, a 1980 graduate of East lifeline from the huge sales rate of 6.6 million Windsor High School, where he was He graduated from Rockville High received $800 million in re-organization under federal 7 percent given to income appeal, the 2nd U.S. Circuit Ckiurt of Hartford High School, plans to serve French government-owned cars, up from the 5.6 active in sports, has also been a School in 1980. Chrysler. Its recovery government-backed aid. bankruptcy law in 1961. A U.S. bondholders. Appeals upheld the district court. full-time. He begins training as a automaker, Renault. million rate reached in late YMCA sports assistant. November when the plan untracked by the So far this year, U.S. District Court in Connecticut Mortgage bondholders, Asking the Supreme Court to throw biomedical equipment repairman on Chrysler will meet Navy Seaman Edward A. Riopath, nations prime interest rate failure of the auto market automakers have sold 6.- described the company as "a finan represented by American Financial out the lower court plan, Barry con Aug. 13, 1981. After a seven-week tonight with a United Auto Mark F. Annulli, son of Mr. and son of Karen A. Riopath of 695 Workers bargaining com started toward the 20 per to revive, reportedly plans 281,308 cars, down 20,2 per cially derailed and wrecked Services Inc., have their bonds tended, "One creditor's interest basic course at Fort Dix, N.J., he Mrs. Frederick Annulli of Main Talcottville Road, Vernon, has com cent barrier. to ask its workers for $250 cent from 7.839.613 in the railroad " and found its assets totaled secured by a mortgage on the com- should not invade another creditor's will take specialized instruction at mittee, apparently to ask Street, Manchester, recently entered pleted recruit training at the Naval AMC planned to submit million in wage con same period last year. $149 5 million. oany’s property. Income principal." Fitzsimmons Army Medical Center. for wage concessions the Air Force Delayed Enlistment Training Center, Orlando, Fla. to stockholders a plan sur cessions Denver, Colo. beyond the $446 million Program. A 1978 graduate of Rockville High that UAW members rendering a 46 percent A 1979 graduate of Blast Catholic School, he joined the Navy in already have contributed ownership shareare of the The coppany would not High School, he is scheduled to leave September 1980. to the company's rescue ef company Renault in-.^cnnfir(Tithat it is seeking Douglas Ogden, son of Mr. and for basic training at Lackland AFB, fort. exchange for more than additional help from the Mrs. William Ogden of 137 Branford Texas, on June 19,1981. Plans are for Marine Pvt. Charles A Zappala. Sales of U.S.-built cars $200 million in financial union, and a' UAW St., Manchester, has joined the U.S. him to receive technical training in son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Zap continued their slow pace help spokesman said no formal Army to train as a food service the avionic sensor systems specialist pala of 114 Collimore Road, East in early December, with Those funds will con request for a contract specialist. He will begin basic career field. Hartlord, has completed recruit the small consolation that tribute to an ambitious $1 reopener has been training at Fort Dix, N.J., after training at the Marine (Jorps Recruit billion product develop ceceived. IIKHAIL BARYSHNIKOV STEVEN SPIELBERG RICHARD GERE JOSEPH BRODSKY there was an Improvement Christmas. He is also slated for Thomas H. MacNeely, son of Mr. Depot, Parris Island, S.C. from the dismal rates of ment plan to modernize The No. 3 automaker specialized instruction in baking, and Mrs. Harold MacNeely of A 1980 graduate of East Hartford late November and Improve the fuel ef later this week will go to small and large quantity cooking, Montclaire Drive, Manchester, High School, he joined the Marine C c M m m C M m m and field mess operations at the post. recently enlisted in the Air Force Corps in March 1980. State justices refine flood law The change will allow HARTFORD (UPI) - repel, surface waters, even landowners "to take only In South Africa white Connecticut property though this might increase such steps as are owners must pay closer the burden upon another. w U h J M t m "In such event, the reasonable, in light of all attention to possible flood the circumstances of women find discrimination damage to neighboring repelling landowner is excused from liability, in relative advantage to the land when diverting sur actor and disadvantage to JOHANNESBURG, law lecturing career. world, with black domestic confirms How'lewHow*4( women face waters, the state spite of the fact that his the adjoining landowners, South Africa (UPI) — The "We're brought up here on servants taking care of make it in politics. Of the Supreme Court has ruled. conduct may be the concept that a woman is fairy tales — getting most of the drudgery of' 165 members, only two are In a 4-1 decision, the high proximate cause of the as well as social utility. " born for "children, church married to Prince (Char housework. women. Opposition "court Monday abandoned damage," wrote Superior he wrote. Disputes would then be and kitchen" may be out ming and that's it." One-quarter to one-third member Helen Suzman, the "common enemy doc Court Judge Douglass B. dated in the liberated West Afrikaner society in par of South Africa's white noted for her liberal racial Wright, who sat on the channelled to the courts trine" for dealing with where "the determination BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN JORGE MESTER CHARLES ARNOLDI BURT REYNOLDS but it still rules in white ticular stresses the old- women do go out to work — views, spent 14 of her Supreme Court panel. water flow damage cases. of such reasonableness is South Africa. fashioned virtues for a as do more than half the parliamentary years as the Instead, the justices opted ■'We now feel that the in This country's conser wife. She must run a women in the United Slates sole female in the House. flexibility of the old rule regarded as involving fac for another legal doctrine tual issues to be deter vative, Calvinistic, male- spotless house, offer and Britain — but they tend It is not only employers which will allow courts a should be modified so as to Bazaar picks oriented society firmly hospitality with groaning to earn 25 to 35 percent less allow some reasonable mined by the trier," the who discriminate against greater say in deciding opinion said. believes in the "kinders- tables of home-baked food, than a man for the same the female sex. such cases. latitude. " Wright wrote. kerk-kombuis" role for partake in church works A woman finds banks and The ruling stemmed top bachelors women. So far there has and bring up children on ^ len tend to re- financial institutions tend from damage done to 49 not been a hint of a tight discipline and grace lin in traditional female Flvery woman loves an petitors look flat to regard her as a credit new cars which were being artist, right’’ women’s movement to before meals. Ik. A recent survey risk and often are reluctant stored on property of Page /PIII i M l K JuHeph Hroilnki: It's challenge it. The acceptance of this I 'nd 83 p e rc e n t of He's sensitive, unpredic great for us that many of to grant her loan facilities. r Motor Company Inc. on the "Our system stresses the role probably is helped by irking white women QUARTZ. table, independent and the Russians with brains Mortgage companies in Boston P ost Road in traditional role of the wife, the fact white South were in teaching, nursing, raging with libido which is and talent seem to defect sist a single woman has no Milford. sitting at home, bearing African women are among clerical or sales jobs. partly, but only partly to \ the West Joseph trouble finding funds if her The firm had sued and rearing," said Mrs. the most pampered in the A look at Parliament sa la ry is rig h t. X2058 brought under control by Brodsky is yet another — trustees of the Penn Cen lizard strop . 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on whether Metheney if able to un- Hartford Board of Education volving the town and the Baptist added, “ Put that In the ficially approached Andover of Huskies Rams batter Toronto TownTolk derstand the nature of the member Kathleen McCarthy said Church. Councilman Robert newspapers, he wants nothing to do ficials with the proposal. Andover lop five preceedings against him. at Monday's meeting when the Romejko was speaking in favor of a with Baptists.” First Selectnuui J. Russell Thorny favored avenges Court officials are still awaiting son, anticipating the upcomlitg in N.E. a psychological evaluation of proposal was made to close Stevens request of the church. “My Cowboys defeats Elementary School and transfer Its denomination is Catholic. I have request, said recently, "I refuse to pofts Page 13 Charles N. Metheney, one of two Page 12 Page 13 students to Slye Elementary nothing to do with the Baptists,” he Although the Town of Bolton has call a Town Meeting (to see if An 6 white white youths charged with “Splitting family members dover residents are interested In flrehomhing a black family's home among the different middle and School. commented. Then added, "I don’t been talking about the pouibllity of the proposal) over the holidays. I in Manchester. Dr. John Felber is elementary schools won’t help to mean I have nothing to do with the having a joint transfer station built The Vernon Town Council was will not discuss garbage disposal expected to soon issue an opinion preserve tte family concept," ^ s t Baptists.” But another council at the Andover Disposal Area site, discussing a land swap deal in member, Leonard Jacobs quickly Bolton officials have not yet of over my Christmas dinner." Obituaries. Country club seeks fee hikes Versatility factor for Winfield Mary V. Chirky Mrs. Marfiarel ,M. Bellamy SOI TH WINDSOR Mary By MARY KITZMANN about $560 tor a family. costs for part of the large deficit in through monthly meetings, next NEW YORK (UPI) - Dave Win Yankees. Another was their winning said of the possibility of a trade for Houston Astros. Milwaukee Brewers. Milwaukee, in here." MANCHESTER - Mrs. Margaret field’s least-publicized gift — his ver tradition, and still another was the (Vailonis) Chicky, 74, of 740 Gover The Board of Directors has crease. year’s budget. Lynn. "It’s not dead yet.” The owner won despite the spirited addition to solving its perennial Winfield’s signing ended a nine- M. Bellamy. 94, died Dec. 11 in Herald Reporter satility — could wind up being the chance to help his fund for under nors Highway, died Sunday at jurisdiction over the budget as the But he also notes the country club He noted only about 10 persons Jackson, who has played right field efforts of the New York Mets, who problem in the bullpen with the month saga of contract speculation Florida. She was the widow of Albert MANCHESTER - Predicting a factor that helps the New York privileged youngsters. He'says Manchester Memorial Hospital. She country club leases the land from the had to borrow money to pay for the attending the annual meeting on and off since signing with the remained in the bidding until the acquisition of Rollie Fingers, also ob touched off when he broke off H. Bellamy Sr. S22.000 deficit for the past year, the Yankees the most. money was not the primary concero. was the widow of Alexander Oiicky. town at $25,000 a year, and has 11 day-to-day costs, and was sorely hurt objected to the proposed 10 percent Yankees in 1977, welcomed Winfield very last, meeting with Winfield on tained catcher Ted Simmons and negotiations with the Padres last Mrs. Bellamy was born in Car Manchester Country Club wishes to "He can play any outfield "The Yankee offer was definitely She was born in Watertown and had years remaining on its contract. by the summer’s skyrocketing in Increase —one because It was too and indicated he could help. Sunday. Atlanta, Cleveland and right-handed starter Pete Vuckovich. March. Winfield, whose four-year noustie. Scotland and moved to increase its fees and begin a position," manager Gene Midiael not the highest. I just wanted the op lived in South Windsor for the past 50 terest rates. He said the country club low. "I think it’s super,” said Jackson. Houston also bid seriously for the "Milwaukee gob awful strong in a contract with San Diego at $350,000 Florida four years ago from Milford, minimum spending requirement. This is the second consecutive year said of Winfield, who Monday portunity to contribute to a winning, yeats. She was a member of St. budget is about $755,000. Moriarty and the plub’s officers "I say any time you can afford a slugger, who was selected by 10 hurry,’’ said Steinbrenner. per season expired in October, ended Mich. The M lam ys had formerly .*The two actions will hopefully the country club finished the Oct. 31 resolved his free agent status by ballclub,” Winfield said. "The people Francis of Assissi Church and a When asked how the overspending will meet tonight to draft the letter of player of his kind of talent, you get teams in the free agent draft in the "Milwaukee is going to be very tough talks with the Padres after club lived in Manchester for 30 years. balance next year's budget, accor fiscal year with a deficit. Last year agreeing to a 10-year, $13-million in New York also influenced me with former member of the Ladies Guild occurred he noted a problem was request to the Board of Directors. him.” first week of November. next year. They made a great trade president Ballard Smith publicly She leaves a son, Albert H, ding to newly-elected President faced with a $5,000 loss and a contract with the Yankees. "And I their interest.” of the church. She was the dispatcher designating responsibility for * Last year the request to raise the As for Winfield, he appeared un Winfield, 29, a native of St. Paul, with the Cardinals.” revealed he was seeking $13 million Bellamy Jr of Allentown. Pa: a James Moriarty. At the Dec. 11 an proposal to install a $182,000 know h^.^an hit anywhere. The way Winfield’s ability to play all three (or the South Windsor Volunteer Fire budgeting. "We n e ^ better handling dues was opposed by about 50 persons worried where he would play. Minn., played eight years with the Steinbrenner said the agreement over 10 years. daughter, Jessie N. Smoot of New nual meeting that drew more watering system, the country club of outfield positions could help the Department for 25 years, retiring in of expenses,” he said. who signed a petition. The petitioners he nips, he could even bat leadoff. "They’ll find a spot for me," said Padres, amassing a .284 average with Winfield was reached Sunday In the eight years Winfield spent in Port Richey, Fla . six grandchildren members than ever before, 152, it ficers sought the dues increase. Yankees with-one dilemma, namely, 1969 She was a charter member and When the deficit was noticed in claimed the Increase priced local "Ete’ll probably hit in the RBI Winfield. "Left field is a position that with 154 home runs and 628 RBI. He night. San Diego, the Padres never finished and 10 great-grandchildren was agreed to ask the Board of They had hoped to end this fiscal poslUons. either third, fourth, or what to do with a pair of glamorous, past president of the American year with, a balanced budget accor August, Moriarty said cutbacks in residents out of its membership. would probably be looked into for has also appeared in four consecutive "I had a very good feeling going higher than fourth. The Yankees The Thompson Funeral Home in Directors for another 10 percent dues fifth. If he’s an RBI man, he’s going slugging, right fielders. A fellow me.” Legion Auxiliary Abe Miller Post 133, New Port Richey had charge of ding to Moriarty. who was elected at chemicals were made, hut the salary Last year’s country club president All-Star games beginning in 1977 and into last night's meeting." he said. "I have won the American League East increase The members are also to get his RBI. It doesn’t matter named Reggie Jackson is the other. The agreement represented a member of the South Windsor arrangements being polled for a vote on the last week's annual meeting. But overhead continued, pushing the Anthony F*ietrantonio refuted the his best year was in 1979, when he led like to be with a guy late at night so I in four of the last five years. where he hits in the order. I think The acquisition also raised the another coup for Steinbrenner, who Senior Citizens Club and a member of minimum $20 and $30 spending there were indications last August budget farther from its expected remarks and said no Manchester the National League with 118 RBI know I'm the last guy he's dealing Winfield, a 6-foot-6, 220-pounder the South Windsor Grange figures. resident had ever been denied that’s overrated anyway. I just know possibility that owner George Stein- in the past has signed such free and hit 34 homers with a .308 with. who attended the University of G ru n j^ e requirement at the bar and the (Tub faced a huge deficit which we’re going to have someone hitting brenner. noted for thinking big. She leaves a son. Raymond N now totals $22,000. Moriarty said the increase, and the membership because the roster was agents at Jim "Catfish" Hunter, average. "I think playing in New York was Minnesota, was drafted in three MANCHESTER — Manchester restaurantX in front of him and someone hitting might try for a super outfield by Reggie Jackson and Rich Gossage. It Chicky of Coventry, two daughters, After initially denying the request ■'Expenses went up way over our minimum spending requirement filled with out-of-towners. He slumped slightly in 1980, batting very important for Dave. Another different sports — baseball by the Grange will meet Wednesday at 8 behind him.” trading for Boston center fielder also atoned for an infrequent failure Arlene Bielefield of Middletown and last year the directors did allow a 10 budget." Moriarty said. "The costs should balance next year’s budget. The proposal for the watering .276 with 20 homers and 87 RBI, thing is that for seven years we’ve Padres, football by the Minnesota Mrs Sandra Jeski of South Windsor: p.m at 205 Olcott St. "Holidays are But he also suggests forming a system last year has been post- The likelihood of protection in the Fred Lynn. which Steinbrenner suffered recently Steinbrenner said the signing been very deeply involved with young Vikings and basketball by Utah and percent dues increase, raising fees to we had are astromonical." He cites order was just one of the factors that "We’re still talking and it’s just three sisters. Mrs Rose Butkus, Coming ' will be the topic of the lec *.196 for a ainnip membership and salaries, chemicals, and overhead "finance committee” to monitor. ponded because of the deficits. in losing pitcher Don Sutton to the would help offset the gains made at people. I think he saw that the Dave Atlanta Mrs Adel Sakaluskas. and Mrs. ture influenced Winfield to sign with the talking at this stage.” Steinbrenner the winter meetings by the Winfield Foundation would fit in Edith Dumschott, all of Waterbury: There will also be a Christmas par and 12 grandchildren ty and members should bring a grab For 1981-82 year Funeral services will be held bag gift marked for a man or woman Wednesday at 8 15 a m from the Members should also bring un Veeck lashes out Samsel Funeral Home. 419 Buckland wrapped gifts for delivery to a con Road. South Windsor with a mass of valescent home Ruth Herbie will Schools begin budget review Merold (Christian burial at 9 a m at St. Fran be in charge of refreshments There at Steinbrenner cis of Assissi Church Burial will be will be an auction table. MAN(.HE.> lER — Superintendent reviewed his preliminary 1981-82 termed Kennedy s preliminary state audited the school system for CHICAGO (UP!) - Bill Veeck, of Schools James Kennedy Monday proposal “ a gooii working possible discrimination. Although the after receiving the letter. in Wapping Cemetery Friends may budget with the Board of ^ucation, normally a mild-mannered With that stuck in his craw, he call at the funeral home today from 2 stressing that 99 percent of it is to document." He requested additional state passed Manchester with a gentleman, had a few spicy things to By information before the next budget perfect record, Kennedy said the trooped off to the winter baseball Manager's to 4 and 7 to 9 p m Memorial con maintain existing services. say about the New York Yankees' workshop, indicating the line-by-line local administrators want to satisfy m|(gtings to face the inevitable rejec Earl Yost tributions may be made to the South Major Storm His preliminary proposal calls for signing of Dave Winfield to a lO-year. tion of Edwaril DeBartolo's bid to an $18 8 million budget, representing budget appraisal which has typified themselves there is no discrimina Windsor Ambulance Corps in care of $13 million contract. purchase of the White Sox. job never Edward Devanney. 365 Diane Drive an increase of $l'.l million over previous budget reviews will again tion. The White Sox president said Mon Sports Editor be done this year. The committee, chaired by Assis When the vote came, it was Stein- current spending levels. This is a 7.5 day he hopes the deal turns out to be brenner's actions that sent Veeck Mrs. Meturiu Dziaciul settles grievance percent increase over the budget for For instance, Seader wanted to tant Superintendent Wilson E. ”a disaster" for the right-handed offered home seething. MXNCHFMKR — Mrs Victoria the current school year. know the impact of gas conversions Deakin. will be composed of slugger and Yankee owner Geecge iGurskii Dziadul, 82, of 612 E Mid Bv MARA KITZMANN overtime list, saying the union con His budget will be reviewed by the on utility bills, what a $19,700 expen guidance, teachers and ad Steinbrenner, a "convicted felon ... diture for curriculum development ministrative staff from aU levels. It dle Turnpike, died Sunday at Herald Reporlrr tract did not cover it He also noted board at workshops during January (and) liar.” "George^teinl^enner. who is, ^ One of life’s ambitions was never Manchester Memorial Hospital several sign-up sheets were still which are open to the public. The represents, and what a $29,000 expen will investigate whether there is dis realized by Elston Howard. M ANt llEMER - A union Veeck’s opinion of Winfield, who course, a convictM^felon and, I know Mrs Dziadul was born in Poland hanging on (iepartriAent bulletin dates are: Jan. 15. Jan. 19., and Jan. diture for "central supply" meant. crimination based on handicaps, sex The first Negro to don the pin grievance stemming from the sent a letter to several teams earlier from the last m ^ in g s. a liar. I think and had lived in Lebanon and Colum boards 22 There will be a public hearing on Kennedy's budget breaks down as. or race. It will report back to the this year asking them not' to choose probably was afraid Mr. DeBartolo stripes of the New York Yankees bia before moving to Manchester season's first snowfall was settled by Wajes estimated there were about $805,755 for salaries: $57,154 for board in late spring or early today's storm the budget Jan. 29. The follow-up him in the free agent draft, is well would com'^ete with him for died last Sunday after a long illness. three years ago She was the widow 15 names on the. list he used during fringe benefits; $36,152 (or texts and summer. Fred Wajes. highway superinten budget workshop will be Feb. 2 known. --players/J,,Veeck said Monday. Howard, who distinguished himself of Joseph Dziadul Sr the Nov 17 storm With the settle Board member Leonard Seader supplies: $101,164 for utilities; $81,- Veeck promptly dropped plans to George voted against him during a long playing career with the dent. said today he reached an agree In other business, the board She leaves three sons. F'rank ment of the grievance which re.iched 175 for transportation $81.000; lor im draft the former San Diego right although he spoke for him for some Yankees, and a half season with ment with the public works union. Kaiik file!( accepted sUte grants to complete Dziadul of Pinellas Park. Fla . John the first step of grievance procedure. provements; $65,000 for the program fielder and called a news conference 15 or 20 minutes because he was Boston, and later as a coach with the Lxx'al 911 of the .American Federa building projects at Washington and Dziadul of Newport Beach. Calif , Fuller supjTied 10 more names U.ASTOMH RA— The Glaston now funded with State Aid for Disad to label Wlnfie^ a ” 179 rumdum” afraid of the competition. " New York American Leaguers, and Joseph Dziadul Jr of Enfield a tion of Slate, County and Federal Wajacs said the overtime list bury Bank & Trust Co has filed with vantaged Children monies: $10,738 Bentley elementary schools The itched for an opportunity to manage daughter Mrs Helen I'nberfield of Employees last Thursday should be more than sufficient for the office of the state banking com for new and replacement equipment; Washington School grant was for $1,- in the major leagues. Meeting with Robert Fuller, local Cerrone assesses move South Windsor and seven the winter's plowing He noted a missioner, to relocate its previously $15,950 for capital outlays; $16,680 for 071,125. The Bentley School grant ^ u rin g my travels on the major president, they agreed to exhaust the grandchildren problem in the first snow storm was approved branch office.- rentals; $23,000 for out-of-district tui was for $404,863. The acceptance of league baseball scene my path often "overtime list before using super Funeral services will be The officials want the office re tion costs: and $17,000 for mis the grants were formalities •for long visory persons to drive snowplows. the shortage of contracted plows, as crossed with Howard's, especially Wednesday at 10 30 a m from the nine of 22 were not available. located from Bucks Comer Village cellaneous items. standing pnijects. Fuller supplied an additional 10 per one spring when we had adjoining Potter Funeral Home. 456 Jackson This shortage, and the shortage of on Hopewell Road and New London In other business, the board ap The b o ^ also approved granting Winfield worth rooms at, the Yankee Clipper in Fort sons to the list already in use St . W illimantic with a mass of Chris union personnel lor driving con Turnpike to Hebron Avenue and proved the formation of a new com salary increases to 32 teachers who Lauderdale, Fla. tian burial at 11 a in at St Francis of Fuller objected .Nov 17. when tributed to having to use the super Eastern Boulevard. mittee to study discrimination. The have completed more education, in "I’d like to manage someday, " he department supervisors drove accordance with (xintract provisions. .A s s i s s i Church. Lebanon Burial will visors he said committee was formed bMauseJhe said one day as we rode the bus to snowplows during the unseasonable seven more wins / be in New Lebanon Cemetery During this morning's storm Miami for a night game between the storm that dumped two inches of Friends may call at the funeral home however, all 22 of the contracted Ordinances NEW YORK (DPI) — At least one Yankees and Baltimore. precipitation on Manchester He said is to get on base and I'll score more Elston How.ard ' today from 7 to 9 p m plows are running, including all 14 of New York Yankee thinks Dave Win "I think that I would be a go
. / ' j Battened Rams rose to the occasion U»iV Two-team battle V / V j.iV.' ' • $ ANAHEIM, Calif. (UPI) - If the W'hen the opening kickoff for Monday still played — Nolan Cromwell, Vince West champions, in their final just 91 yards to the Rams’ 333. fiberglass wrap around hli ribs to ) f Los Angeles Rams spend today night's nationally televised game Ferragamo, George Andrews and regular season game this Sunday. The Rams' scoring came on a 4- protect bruises sustained last week, hanging upside down from tree limbs finally came, the Rams stopped lim Codie Jones — were spectacular. Dallas, 11-4, which had already yard run by Cullen Bryant, a 34-yard said the Rams knew what had to be in celebration of their 38-14 rout of ping and started hitting and Ferragamo passed for 275 yards clinched a playoff berth, hosts run by rookie Jewerl Thomas, TD done. m n W " i - Dallas, no one should wonder why proceeded to maul the Cowboys for and three touchdowns to lead the Philadelphia Sunday and must beat passes of 40 yards to Billy Waddy, 34 "We wanted to come out of the box for top cage spot They played possum all week. 60 minutes. offense, while Cromwell had one of the Eagles by at least 26 points to yards to Preston Dennard and 1 yard quickly and score,” he said. "We had For seven days the Rams moaned, "They said they were hurt and our three Los Angeles interceptions, two capture the NFC East title. If not, to Victor Hicks, and a 27-yard field a lot of emphasis on the pass because NEW YORK (UPI) - Despite the board have much higher opinions of picked up one more third-place men complained, limped and screamed. guys believed them," said Dallas of them turned into quick they face the Rams Dec. 28 in Dallas goal by Frank Corral. we knew we’d have to pass to move fact that 10 of the nation’s elite both Kentucky and DePaul than they tion to claim the No. 1 honor. Their game last week against the coach Tom Landry "Our guys looked touchdowns, to spark the swarming in the wild card playoff game. The Cowboys' points came on a 36- the football. We played as well as we college basketball teams have do of any of the other top teams — un The Wildcats. 4-0 after an easy vic Buffalo Bills left them in worse at their injury list and figured this defense. "I hope they take it easy on us' in yard TD pass from Danny White to could." perfect records, the fight for the No. defeated or not. tory over Kansas, collected 603 shape than the Iasi holdouts at the would be an easy one. The Rams lost Ferragamo had a pair of TD passes the playoff," Landry said with a Tony Hill and a 17-yard pass from Landry said he knew from the start 1 ranking in UPI's Board of Coaches Kentucky, which last week nipped points while DePaul, which beat Alamo, they said a couple of people and our guys look and threw for 229 yards in the smile. reserve Glenn Carano to Butch John his Cowboys were headed down the weekly ratings is strictly a two-team the Blue Demons, 590-589, despite Northern Illinois and Texas to im Surely, with so many key players them too lightly." opening half as the Rams, 10-5, Los Angeles compiled 517 yards, son. wrong road, battle. Ah, but what a battle it is. receiving four fewer first-place prove its record to 5-0, totaled 602. injured they wouldn t stand a chance The Rams who were too hurt play bolted to a 28-0 lead and coasted to barely missing the record by an oppo "It was a team effort all the way,” ■What a'long night,” he said. "If I One point separated the top two ballots, held on to the top slot by the UCLA, also undefeated at 4-0, was against the awesome Cowboy — Fred Dryer, Jim Youngblood and the win, giving them a playoff berth nent against Dallas of 527. The Cow said a disappointed White. "There’s understood what started this. I’d be a teams for the second consecutive slimmest of margins again Monday. a distant third with 493 points, machine, they tried to convince I’al Thomas — were hardly missed as for the eighth consecutive year They boys gained 271 yards, but most of no way you can lose that big unless genius, but I could tell early that it week in the ratings reieased Monday, This time, each school received 21 followed by Oregon State with 453. host the Atlanta Falcons, who ended that came long after the issue was was going to be a long night," everyone reserves filled in beautifully. Those it’s a team effort. We were all bad." i*. • > > and the only thing that appears cer first-place votes from the 42-member The Bruins were also the last top Well, thev convinced the Cowbovs who claimed injuries all week but .1,. -o, nn-year reign as NFC decided. In the first half, Dallas had Ferragamo, who wore a heavy tain is that the 42 coaches on the Board of Coaches, but-the Wildcats team to hold on to its spot. Maryland slipped five spots to ninth place after Sports Parade losing to Louisville, alltiwing Oregon Touchdown illegal State. 5-0, to move up a notch and Jim Finks fined Virginia, 5-0, lo jump two places lo fifth. ^Yankee North Carolina, the highest ranked claim of Packers team that has lost a game, advanced -A for blasting refs mystique* two slots to No 6 Indiana, 4-2. Packer coach Bart Starr GREEN BAY. Wis. (UPI) - An dropped one position to No. 7 after CHIC.AtiO I CPI I — Chicago Bears' Armstning questioned the call after vehemently protested to referee NFL spokesman says the Houston losing to Notre Dame, and Wake general manager Jim F'lnks says he Ihe game Five days later, league of- Jerry Markbreit, but Markbreit said licials said a review of game film prevails '’fKr- Oilers' final touchdown in their 22-3 Forest. 6-0 vaulted two spots to was slapped with a $2.00(1 fine lor there was nothing he could do about newspaper. El Diario, in this city, victory over the Green Bay Packers eighth, followed by Maryland and criticii'.ing NFL oflicials lor a laulty was inconclusive. it'Since it occurred on the last play of But on the following Monday, the By MILT RICHMAN what we did for the Hispanic kids. should not have counted because a Ohio State, 2-1 which fell one notch liimhle call m game against the the game and was "inconsequen league — citing a new film clip from NEW YORK (UPII - Money isn’t There is no way that athletics in New player was offsides on the play. without even playing a game Atlanta Falcons tial." a different angle — agreed with everything, and although it's still York City’s high schools should be "Art McNally (supervisor of of Leading off the second 10 are No W ith Ihe line Ins first in 31 years in In his Monday news conference Finks and said Pavton did not fum right up there with such joys as sex discontinued and we re doing what Rebounding puck short of score ficials) spoke to the officials involved 11 Notre Dame, ,N'o 12 Louisiana Ihe NFL, Finks joins three other and they made a mistake in not Starr said he would not pursue the Hears Doug Plank. Mike ble and home cooking in the battle for we can to see that doesn't happen. State. No 13 Arizona State, No. 14 first place, Dave Winfield happily When we stop caring about young Toronto goalie Jiri Crha reaches for Minnesota. Maple Leafs scored 6-3 decision in calling the offsides penalty," Joe protest Texas A&M and No. 15 Iowa. Arizona Harlenstine and Waller Payton — on Following that decision. Rozelle "I think it's disappointing to know settled for less because of three people, we deserve all the crime we rebounding puck in first period shot on goal NHL. (UPI photo) Browne, director of information for Stale. 5-0, was ranked 20th a week Comiiiissioner Pete Hozelle's line said Payton's fine would be that six more points lacked on the rescinded il he remained out of trou reasons that aren’t so hard to unders get " by Minnesota's Glen Sharply last night in the NFL said Monday in a telephone ago. but victories over Kansas State list lor the season score, " Starr said "We have no ble tor the rest of the season. tand. If George Sleinbrenner had to call interview with the Milwaukee Sen and New Mexico lifted the Sun Devils Finks line compounds an already recourse. So with that we ll drop it I Finks, who said he was notified of His first one has to do with what his on the Pope to get Dave Winfield, he tinel. seven notches complicated situation involving don’t think it serves us well to fret the fine a week ago. was unrepen new boss. George Sleinbrenner. calls might've done so. This time, he "There should have been an off Making its lirst appearance this_ Payton s ' nonlumble' in the Nov 23 sides penalty against Houston and about it because we can't do anything contest tant "the Yankee mystique. ” The very stopped only one step short of that year in the Top 20, Illinois placed 16th Maple Leafs avenge the touchdown should have been about it. ” ‘after upping its record to 4-0 with an thought of putting on those blue-on Before showing up at Monday's The . controversy surrounded a ■'1 went in with my eyes open. I Starr said despite his team’s losses white Yankee pin-stripes is sufficient news conference, the Yankee owner, nullified." impressive 69-68 road triumph over routine play in which Payton took a just don't like some of the things that they do not consider next week's to make some kids fairly tingle and his good friend. Bill Fugazy, Winfield Marquette Saturday. Along with No handoff from quarterback Vince have been happening in the of- game against the Detroit Lions the low-key. soft-spoken 29-year-old and Frohman attended the Christmas The Oilers scored on the last play 17 Michigan, the Illini also boosted Evans and plunged to Atlanta's one- liciating. especially to us, ” Finks meaningless. said "I felt I had to say something, Winfield still has enough kid m him tc Party given by Cardinal Terence of the game. Linebacker Thomas the number of Big Ten colleges yard line Head iinesrnan Ffd Marion defeats of year ago "We have personal pride and team share some of that feeling Cooke. Archbishop of .New York’s Henderson sacked Packer quarter ranked in the Top 20 lo five — hall of signaled a lumble and Fill glad I did " morale That's why we've done all Plank and Hartenstme were fined The second reason he chose to sign Diocese Winfield met the Cardinal back Lynn Dickey and stripped him the conference Payton, obviously incensed with BLOOMINGTON. Minn (UPI) - screen shot that gave Toronto a 4-2 the' middle period, but Toronto we could in every turn to do the best $1,000 each earlier in the season for with the Yankees Monday instead ol and talked with him of the ball. Henderson's teammate, NCAA champion Louisville, ranked the call, grabbed Marion's arm in The Minnesota North Stars lead. He completed the hat trick at goallender Jiri Crha held on to end that we could. We re proud Our separate incidents of spearing; both the Mets, Indians or Braves, who "I'm anxious lo do a lot of work linebacker John Corker then picked third in the preseason poll, protest He was promptly ejected humiliated Toronto last year by 6:33 of the final period the second period at 4-2. team has fought in every game right hung right in there until the very end. up the loose ball and ran 43 yards for reappeared alter a one-week absence, Irom the game and fined $'200 for men appealed. Plank's fine was with the youth in this city." Winfield "This may be a turning point for Maloney's third goal made It 5-2. down to the end” has to do with George .Sleinbrenner said. beating them three consecutive a touchdown. claiming the 18th slot after toppling loiiching an oHicial reduced and Hartenstine's is under our team, " Maloney said of the vic before the Stars' Al Mac Adam put jn himself When the Yankee owner games in the playoffs, so the Maple , previously unbeaten Maryland for its Both F'mks and Bears' coach Neill review "We have a lot of youth who need tory. which broke a four-game the final score for Minnesota. Rick sours on anyone, he’s harder and work done for them, " the Cardinal Leafs decided it was time for a little first victory of the year No 19 winless streak. Valve rounded out the scoring for the colder than an ice cube But when he replied. revenge. Two-year probation Brigham Young and No 20 Missouri "We've got the makings of a hell of I^afs at 19:37 on an empty-ne( goal. likes someone, and makes up his So many people attended the news "They embarrassed us last spring, complete the list a hockey team here, but we re very Toronto outshot Minnesota 46-45 in Eskimos dominate mind to bring him over to his side, he gathering itself at Jimmy Weston's and we owed them this one, ” Dan Georgetown and Minnesota, tied Maloney said of the Leafs' 6-3 victory young " the wide-open game — something can give Dale Carnegie lessons on East Side restaurant that it looked tacked on Colorado for 18th last week, fell out of the Top over the Stars Monday night in the "It's about time we got fired up.' that had Minnesota coach Glen Son- how lo win friends and influence peo like the resurrection of Babe Ruth 20. NHL's only game "Minnesota did a said Toronto coach Joe Crozier. who mor contemplating changes in his MISSION. Kan. 1(JJP1) - The practice Breakaway runner Canadian All-Stars ple. Along with the media, American NEW YORK (UPI) - The United had nothing but praise for Maloney team NCAA says numerd£?^violations, in The list of the violations cited by The last reason ol all concerns League President Lee MacPhail and number on us last year, so there was Los Angeles back Jewerl Thomas breaks away from Dallas "He's a plugger and a hard worker, "You can't win playing the way we the NCAA took nine and a hall pages Press International Board of TORONTO I UPI I - Ten players receptions with 13, while Sykes com what we were talking about a little his assistant. Bob Fishel. were there. a little revenge factor cluding improper caih payments to and he just got back in the lineup as a did. giving awaV" 46 shots on goal." he and detailed violations from un Coaches Top 20 college basketball defender Bob Breunig to pick up first down in last night's ,\F L from the Eldmonton Eskimos were piled 1.263 yards rushing, tops in the So were some of Winfield’s new "When you have won only one of students and unethical conduct by a higher up — money When you reach regular recently ” said ’'There will be changes, we ethical conduct by an unnamed ratings (first-place votes and records game in California Thomas tallied one ol four Ham first halt among those selected to the Cana league Yankee teammates like Reggie your last 12 games." Maloney added, former head football coach, have $13 million, who bother s counting have to change something. I’m not former head coach to loans and cash in parenthesesi dian F'ootball League's all-star team, Of the 27 players named to the all- Jackson. Rick Cerone and Willie "any win is a big one " After Maloney's first goal. Terry prompted the organization to place touchdown/in upset rout il'P l photo' anymore'’ Martin and John Anderson scored sure what, but we ll juggle. the University of Colorado on two gifts given by assistant coaches to 1. Kentucky (21) 14-0) 603 including six members of the Grey star team. 20 were from Western Randolph Manager Gene Michael Maloney sco r^ his third career That's what Dave W inlield will get "In our last 13 games, we’ve years probation. prospective players 2 DePaul (211 (5-0) 602 Cup-winmng club's defensive squad teams and only seven from the East. and his coaches. Yogi Berra. Stan hat trick during the game to spark just 45 seconds apart to boost the lor having agreed to play with the Toronto. His first goal came in the Leafs' lead to 3-0 midway through the scored only 16 goals when we've been Officials at the Boulder school had Under the heading of unethical con 3. UCLA (4-01 493 Edmonton's Dave Fennell made The Winnipeg Blue , Bombers Williams. Mike Ferraro, Charlie A’ankees. The money will be paid opening period at 5:29 Just 20 first period The Stars rallied to cut at even strength. " Sonmor said. 4. Oregon State (5-0i 453 the all-star leam for the fourth con placed five players on the leam while Lau, Jeff Torborg and Joe Altobelli no immediate comment on the ac duct, the .NCAA also said that during over a period of 10 years and that in seconds into the second period, the lead to 3-2 with goals by Tom "That's less than a goal and a tions but have scheduled a press con 5. Virginia (5-0i 394 Patriots’ coach secutive time al defensive tackle Hamilton Tiger Cats and Calgary cludes one million up front, which all were on hand as well as former (he summer after the 1973-74 McCarthy and Craig Hartsburg, quarter a game, and that’s not 6 North Carolina '6-1) 237 while teammate Dan Kepley, Stampeders had three each Winfield will gel immediately lor A'ankee manager Dick Howser and Maloney fired in his second goal — ference today to make a public com academic year, a former assistant The Stars had several chances in enough " football coach made research 7 Indiana i4-2i 236 already named the country's outstan The Eskimos, who slaked a claim signing, and part of it will go into the front office people like Cedric Tallis. the eventual game-winner — on i ment "This case involved a very large material available lo an athlete in 8 Wake Forest 16-O1 212 ding defensive player, got the nod as as the most powerful club in CF'L Inundation for underprivileged Bill Bergesch and Pat Kelly. 9 Maryland (5-1) 204 glad Saints won top middle linebacker number of violations, including some order for the player to achieve an history with 495 points in regular children that bears the slugging out- When Michael was asked where he that are serious in nature, or even, in " A " grade in an independent .study 10 Ohio Slate (2-11 201 Other Ffskimos named Monday to season and a 48-10 mauling of the Beider's name would bat Winfield, he said third, % 11 Notre Dame - 4-11 182 or Pittsburgh’ heals San Diego Ihe all-star defensive leam were end Tech’& ^ Nowak Basketball a few instances, willful. " said course at another school FilXliiiHo M,i-' I I'l Tiger Cals in the Grey Cup, showed ■ The A’ankee oiler delinitely was fourth or fifth. 12 Louisiana St (4-11 175 Charles Alan Wright, chairman of The majority of the violations in There .< at lea'l unc n\al N Fl. cnach However Pillsliurgti plav s San Diego Hon Eslay. outside linebacker Dale their balance with six defensive and not the highest offer,' said Winfield, ' W'e are pleased lo have Dave Win evl j 13 Arizona Slate 15-01 170 the of the NCAA Infractions Com volved instances in which a former i wiiu ^ happv the New l)i lcan> Saint> Moiidav nigtit .nid wiU'know whettier Potter and halfbacks Ffd Jones and four offensive picks who now ranks as the highest paid field.'.^e said. "I can't think of 14 Texas A&,\1 '5-01 159 sna[ipcd Iheir U gaine lasing sireak thev siill have ,i chance tiv kickolt Gregg Butler All nine teams placed at least one baseball player ever 1 chose the anyone in our organization who isn’t A11-G0C in\80ccer mittee, Monday.. head coach or assistant coaches gave 15 Iowa (5-11 ■ I in ri’allv glad Ihai. wan Nev We jusi Inive to go out and do our Record-setting quarterback Dieter player on the all-star team The penalty includes sanctions athletes money to use lor travel A’ankees' ofler because 1 lelt 1 just pleased — unless it's our accountant. The all-Charter Oak Conference 16 Illinois 14-01 86 England I’atrnils , arh Han Jot) and k't Itie cliips tall where they Brock of the Winnipeg Blue Bombers Also named to the all-star offen during the first year of the arrangements or allowed use of their would enjoy contributing lo a win He I Winfield I will play anywhere he 1^80 boys' soccer team has been rEi; w EE 17 .Michigan (6-01 83 Krhardt said Mandav Na wav I may s.od Frliardt wtio added the was named to the helm of the all-star sive leam were: Edmonton wide probationary period, which extends cars for uncharged travel ning tradition ' wants to play No, I'm just kidding," released and conference champ Willis Garage 25 (Mike McMahon 18 Louisville (1-3) 71 wanted to go daw n there with tiiem ii- Browns Beiigals game was the key oflensive squad, which included an receiver Brian Kelly. Winnipeg wide from Dec. 8, 1980 lo the same date in Il also detailed several incidences The contract W infield got from the Michael laughed Rocky Hill High dominated the first 8. I>aurie Flynn 4). Blue Moon 4 19 Brigham Young i4-H 55 one I told Itie jilavers the plavotl all-Western backfield receiver .Mike Holmes. B.C. Lions 1981. in which coaches paid for meals for >■ A'ankees breaks down lo $13 million Winfield was asked a lot of team with six selections. (Henry Pellerin. Eric' Morris 2 20 .Missouri i5-2i 49 \Vc had talked ahaiit ,i game like picture ,ind tlie possitulites In getting the nod as lop quarter center Al Wilson, the sole Lion According to the .NCAA, the sanc prospective athletes and their a year The .Mets and Indians were questions. The Terriers went on to easily cap apiece 1 back Brock added yet another honor selected. Winnipeg guard Larry tions will prohibit the university’s families in violation of .NCAA legisla this earlier in the seasan when we Ivrliardl lauded Itie team lor its prepared lo go as high as $1 5 million Did he think he was worth so much ture the state Class S Division cham VFW 25 (Geoff King 8, Rob plaved the .lets and thev were n-4 to a list that included the Schenley Butler. Ottawa Rough Riders guard football team from participating in tion or paid for improper entertain ninvincing 34-2 win Sunday over Hul a year, and Ted Turner of the money’’ pionship. Cleveland 6), CBC 6 (Steve Joyner, New Orleans tram an aliensive lalo lo keep .ilive their playolt hopes award as the league s most outstan Val Belcher, Edmonton tackle Mike any post-season competition or from ment expenses lor recruits Braves, who looked as if he was Joining the Terriers on the first Mark Pisch 2 apiece). ^l.l^d|laml has exeelleiii talent file delense sidelined nuarlerback ding player and records for passes Wilson. Winnipeg tackle Butch Nor appearing on any NCAA-controlled During 1973-74.-1975-76 and 1976-77 ready to bow out of the bidding at one Values for everything team were two picks from Bacon Soccer team Thev can pul [laints an the haard .toe Ferguson willi a sprained ankle completed and attempted man. Ottawa light end Tony Gabriel. televison program or series during academic years, the report said, point, told Winfield and his agent. Al There are market values for Academy and one apiecerfrom lU SINE.SSMEN Ttie I'atrials H-6 are still in the .mil lield Hullalo lo ir.4 lolal yards The muscular quarterback threw F2dmonton punter Hank Illesic and the 1981-82 academic year. members of the football team were Frohman. he would equal any offer anything, he said "In San Diego, Cheney Tech, Rham High and Manchester Police 86 (Tom Cirillo ( ha'i- tar a plavall berth as are si\ Tile ollense moved siiiootlily under 514 passes lor 304 completions and 4 - Hamilton kicker Bernie Ruoff The .NCAA said it took into account allowed to eat meals at a local my market value was different It's Cromwell High. 23, Dean Frodell 15, John Cashman wins in I\Y athei AFC teams Twa will nal make Hie direction o iM .d l Cavanaugti 2.52 yards to guide the Bombers to se The Toronto Argonaut's amazing Higher offers that many of the violations occurred restaurant at no cost like trying to evaluate a precious Tabbed from the Beavers was 14. Mario Areata 12). DiRosa The Hullalo game was close to cond place in the West rookie defensive tackle Bruce Clark, a long lime ago and did not appear lo The report also says that during It . ■'Fm pretty sure Ihe Mets and In stone " senior sweeper Dave Nowak in the Cleaners 82 (Hal Rawlings 19, Jim Breaking a 1-1 tie with a goal by Two teams Pittsburgh .mil New tieing one ol our best because ol the Running backs James Sykes ol the a first-round draft choice out of Penn represent an organized effort to cir the same years, " a representative of dians made the highest offers, higher How was he going to handle George backfield. Ray Tuohey was named Sulick 17, Pete Denz 15, Bob Gorman Tom Cleary in the second hall al the England - need help The live people wc played the coach said Calgary Stampeders and Winnipeg's Slate for the Green Bay Packers of cumvent NCAA legislation the university’s athletic interests than we did,” Sleinbrenner revealed Sleinbrenner’’ from Rham High 15). 27 minute mark. .'\Ianchestcr Soccer others Hullalo Oakland llouslon. Delensively Hullalo is a verv good William .Miller combined with slot- the .NFL. was Toronto's only all-star But in a written release, the NCAA permitted members of the univer "And Turner said he would match "My job is to play baseball for the Bolton High had two selections to Manchester Cycle Shop 68 (Bob Club defeated the Franklin Square Cleveland and San Diego can m.ike lootball leam Dllensively. they back Tom Scott of Edmonton selection said it felt a pattern of lack ol atten sity's football leam to purchase anyone We were not the highest A’ankees,"’ he said ”I look forward the second team, midfielder Ed An- Plaster 16, Ed Kowal 14, Bob Kier- Lions last Sunday in Long Island. the plavatls simpiv bv winning llieir haven I scored a louchdown in the Fiskimos and Brock to form a Other picks to the all-star defen tion to NCAA requirements " made a clothing at a 20 percent di-scounl at bidder. 1 can tell you that ' to getting along with the players and saldi and forward Alan Potter. Rham nan 10), Moriarty Fuel 35 (Mike .N Y , for the U S Amateur Cup liniile And it itie Patriots win Hie last two games A'ou have to have backfield reflecting the dominance ol sive team were Calgary end Reggie significant penalty necessary " his clothing store in violations of Sleinbrenner pul in a lot ol time with management. " High defender Ken McGee and Nolen 13). Greg De.Nies tallied earlier for the Stei'lei's are mil balance on both sides ol Hie ball to he the Western Conference over the Lewis, Hamilton outside linebacker The release said that in con .NCA.A rules ' and effort getting Winfield, who What if the fans turned on him as Coventry High’s Dave Doyle were Filloramo Construction 76 (Ken winners The Patriots have Itiree cliances re.il conli'iider I believe FfasI Ben Zambiasi. Saskatchewan sidering the case, the infractions According to the NCAA. Colorado became a free agent last month alter they had in San Diego? What would also second team honorees. Schoppmann 22. Ken Goodwin 16, Outstanding in goal was Brian lar the plavolls all (oiitingenl on Kicker .lotin Smith broke his own ■Miller, the .Schenley rookie ol the Roughriders safety Ken .McEachern, committee lound violations of NCAA coaches also participated in illegal eight years with the San Diego he do’’ The all-COC girls' soccer team was Ben Grzyb 16, Steve Rascher 13), Beggs heating New Orleans in the Super leam record lor iioinls Sunday with a year who played college ball at the only all-star from the hapless legislation in varying degrees related practice sessions in Boulder and Padres He finally persuaded the big "I'll play good baseball. " Winfield also picked with Coventry High put B.A. Club 56 (Rich Gustafson 18, Playing well lor Manchester were dome They will claim the AFC F.asl Held goal and three conversions Ouchila Baptist University in Roughrider squad. Calgary corner- to the principles governing ethical around the country prior to or during righthanded hitting slugger to come answered evenly. "If 1 do, they’ll ting three players on the first team. Ralph Pemberton 13. Al Wiley 10). Tom Gardiner Bill 'loung Handy title should Bullalo lose at San Fran Smith now has 122 points lor the Arkadelphia, Ark . broke the 1,000- back Ray Odums and. lied for the conduct, improper expenses, the academic vears ol 1973-74, 1974- with the Yankees Sunday night by cheer me anyway. If 1 don't, they Sue Szabo, Kelley Turro and Chris Dave Nowak Fuss & O’Neill 87 (Len Jones 27, Swanson. Tim MeCorulie Kd Gar CISCO season and has missed only eight ol yard barrier on his way to all-star other cornerback spot, Hamilton's transportation and out-of-season 75. 1975-76. 1976-77 and 1977-78, meeting with him and Frohman at won't " Dahl were Patriots picked to the first High placed live on the second squad, Gary Fallon 22. Dick Bowman 14, diner and Kyle Dooman Kd Gardiner Thev will claim a wild-card enirv it XI Held goals He is 46-46 on extra honors, despite sitting out the last David .Shaw and Montreal's Dickie the hotel they are slaying at here Jackson said it was good to have team. Kris Carlberg, Sara Shannon, Janet Rick Raimondo 12), Highland Park assisted on both Manchester goals either Cleveland loses to Cini innati points regular season game Harris, the Alouetles' only selection. Winfield aboard, and when he was Scott led the league in touchdown "1 went around tp their hotel and Szabo and Turro also have been Smith, Beth and Jane Maltzan. Market 76 (Don Guinan 23, Mike Kie- Racing driver Gregg waited for them in the lobby, " .Stein- asked what particular advice he further recognized as All-State selec Coventry second team choices were cio 19, Jerry Cosgrove 16). brenner said "It reminded me of Ihe could give him. he said: tions. Lisa Gustafson, Heather Cromie, and Dandridge'ailing time 1 wailed seven hours lo talk lo "Play like hell. This is the lion’s Coventry, Rham and Bolton all had Mary Ellen Orcutt. takes life in Florida LANDOVEH. Md ilPI) - Bills’ playoff hopes Reggie Jackson when he was a tree don. It's the greatest place in the picks to the all-COC girls' second Voting for the boys’ and girls’ Veteran forward Bobby Dandridgf agent When 1 walked into Dave's world to play but it can be hell ' team. Bolton’s Mary Mannegia was teams were conducted by the PONTE VEDRA, Fla. (UPI) - enjoy life anymore I must have the was placed on injured ripierve Mon room, I got the feeling we were going Jackson, who got $3 million over her school’s lone selection. Rham coaches. Organized Peter Gregg, one of the world’s best right to end it” day by the Washington Bullets, who rest on sore tinkle \\ to conclude the deal You get a cer five years when he signed with the road racing drivers, was found dead A 38-caliber revolver was found sigiMxHree agent David Britton from Yankees four years ago, can become on a sand dune south of Ponte Vedra Texas A&M to fill out the roster DHCH AHD l-AHK NA FIMi tain feeling after you’ve spent as beneath Gregg's left leg. Haslell 'fliev ilidn 1 get good held a free agent again next year. Now and police investigators said he died The Hullalo Hills playoll hopes rest much time negotiating as I have. I crime (ties position hul one lime, maybe ' that Winfield had been signed for so of “an apparently self-inflicted squarelv on the sore ankle ol quarter- know a lot of people were saying it Meanwhile, the Hills will leave lor much, how did he feel about that? gunshot wound. " tiai k .ioe Fergu.son Ihe West Coast Tuesday and stay in was between us and the Mets. We , Undefeated UConn Yankees still interested never looked at il as a competition "When Reggie Jackson's turn com reported For the first time since 1971 — f erguson injured his lull ankle in Palo Alto where they will work out al when he started racing in the Inter Ihe Hills' 24 2 loss to Hie New Slanlord Fniversity in preparation with the Mets It may sound corny, es up. hopefully it'll be resolved but I honestly think Dave understood national Motor Sports Association's England Patriots Sunday, lorcing Hie lor Ihe 6-9 49ers quickly," he said, "We'll see what in acquiring Fred Lynn about the mysliqueandptlde of the rated No, 1 in NE Grand Touring series — Gregg, 40, Hills lo win ,then linale al San Fran We just have to think about win happens. If you hit the ball well, LOS ANGELES (UPI) - A man of Yankees. 1 belicVeTfiaf^uiVause that's all that matters." failed in 1980 to win a single GT cisco to assure Hullalo ol its lust ning against the 49ers, " said Hills' ficials describe as having ties to Both Lynn and Guidrv ,in- eligible has always been lo help young peo Jackson plays right field for the organized crime reportedly warned a event. BOS'KIN (UPI) - Boston All-Star AFC East Division Idle since 1966 Coach Chuck Knojt BOSTON (UPI) — The University third with 3U points, but no first place to become free agents alter the 1981 ple. and with the foundation Dave Yankees. Winfield, who has played He missed six of the last seven GT center'fielder Fred Lynn and New" Ferguson lell m the lirst i|iiufter Hullalo has defeated Pittsburgh, of Connecticut, one of four un votes. former Los Angeles Rams’ official to season has. I think he appreciated that. 1 left and center, played right field for races after an off-track auto accident York's Cy Young Award-winning Sunday with 4 sprained ankle alter he Eos Angeles San Diego and Oakland defeated Division I clubs in New Undefeated Northeastern, also 6-0, "keep his mouth shut” about internal Sleinbrenner reportedly also wants can't tell you how many kids the the Padres the last five years. What in France last June 10 in which he pitcher Ron Guidry is still possible. • was sacked by Patriots linehackei m posting a 111' record Bullalocould England, is a runaway choice for the received one first place vote and 28 affairs of the NFL club and alleged a right-handed pitcher Irom Boston, Yankees have helped in New York would happen now, Jackson was suffered a concussion and Yankees' owner George Sleinbrenner .Mike Hawkins have locked up Ihe division title with region's No. 1 college basketball points to comfortably hold down the scalping of Super Bowl tickets. either Bob Stanley or Mike Torrez But it never gets in the papers. asked’’ The Riverside Press-Enterprise experienced double vision for several and Red Sox general manager We just met head-on. Fergu.son a win against the Patriots, who are team in the first weekly UPI coaches No. 4 position. Northeastern is off to months, and then he failed to qualify Haywood Sullivan both say. Should either of those pitchers get said It crumpled all my weight "Ask Eddie Robinson what we did "I hit 40 homers last year," he reported Monday that Jack Michael still alive in the AFC East with a 9-6 poll. its best start since 1966-67, when the a Porsche 935B5 in the year's final One version of the proposed deal thrown in. the Red Sox would want a right on my ankle There s a lot ol to help the kids in Grambling. Ask said. "I think Gene can find a spot for Catain Jr., listed by Illinois officials record The Huskies, 4-0, received six first team went 22-4 and was captained by event at Daytona Beach Nov. 30. would setid Guidry and outfielder Yankee minor league hurler such as pain and a lot ol soreness The doc people at the Spanish speaking m e .” as a business partner of a known II New England wins next week at place votes from the region’s former Boston Celtic Rick Weitz- Gregg married the former Rupperf"jJ)jes to Boston for Lynn, Mike Griffin. Greg ('ochraii or Andy tors .say il the healing process goes as New Orleans and Buflalo loses, the coaches and a total of 47 points. man. member of La Cosa Nostra,, twice McGaffigan. issued warnings to former Rams’ Deborah Jane Marrs, a commercial another would involve Lynn anil normal, 1 should be able lo play inext Patriots would claim the AF(,' East Kush may join Canadians UConn has looked impressive in wins Boston University, 2-1, whose only artist, only 10 days ago. It was his se Guidry as the principal players with "Were still talking and it's just week I. lille Hul a Buffalo victory would over Boston University, Yale, Fair- loss was to UConn on Saturday, vice president Harold Guiver, now talking at this stage, " Sleinbrenner PHOENIX, Ariz. (UPI) - Former Roughriders. the Arizona Republic with the New Orleans Saints. cond marriage. other pitchers added on. Reserve quarterbacks Dan Manuc- leave New England at lea.st a game field and Maine. finished sixth with 12 points. said .Monday in New York after Arizona State football coach Frank reported today. Sources said Guiver testified in a Notwithstanding, friends and "If George still really wants Lynn, cl and David Mumm Idled in lor behind in the title chase Kush reportedly is ready to begin Rhode Island, 6-0, with wins over Unbeaten Dartmouth, 40. fresh off a associates described the proud, in a deal can be worked out." Sullivan signing San Diego’s Winfield to a Ferguson, hut neither was able to get Hcsides Fergusons injury. HidI Oregon and Weber State, holds down win in the Iona Tournament, deposition that he received a warning record $13 million 10-year contract Clutch job serious negotiations with two Cana The newpaper quoted an unnamed phone call from Catain, 50 Encino, tense competitor as despondent. said Monday. The two owners did not the ollense moving against a tough Hills also lost olfensive tackle Ken dian Football League teams for a source who said Kush planned to the No 2 spot, but barely The Rams received one first place vote and nine Police said' he recently underwent contact each other Monday due to the "It's not dead yet " Patriot delense. .limes, safety JefI Nixon and Defensive end Jack Youngblood of the Rams puts bear hug on received three first place votes and a points. Maine! 3-2, with losses to Calif., on the eve of the 1980 Super The Yankee boss said he hoped to coaching position. meet with Hamilton General Bowl and that at Catain’s insistence, psychiatric treatment. Yankees' acquisition of outfielder You can t put the blame on Dan or linebacker Chris Keating during the Dallas quarterbaeji Danny White and drops him for loss in NFL total of 32 points. Holy Cross, 41, UConn and nationally ranked Texas talk lo Sullivan today in New York, The Hamilton Tiger-Cats have the Manager Ralph Sazlo either today or the two met at a Westwood Investigators said Monday they Dave Winfield and the death of Dave, said Bills' linebacker Jim Patriots game game last night. Rams scored easy 38-14 win. (UPI photo) whose only loss was to highly A & M, brings up the rear with three where both men will be attending 'edge over the Saskatchewan Wednesday in Chicago. restaurant a few days later, when the found a note Gregg had left in a brief former Yankee great Elston regarded Southern Alabama, came in points. Howard’s funeral warning was repeated. ^ case, in which he wrote, “1 just don't Howard KVENING HERALD, Tueg., Dec. 16, IMP - 15 14 - EVENING HERALD, Tues., Dec. 16, IMP Eruzione content Colombian plane hijacked PANAMA CITY, Panama (UPI) - crew to land in Santa Marta, 40 miles diplomats, including the U.S. am year that nullified election results. : Santa Marta Leftlat guerrillaa hijacked a Colom northeast of Barrannnilla bassador, the Colombian government bian jetUner to Panama City with an The hijackers, earjy Monday said. All were released unharmed. estimated 110 people still aboard in evening, were then flown to Ernesto In the current hijack, at least 30 of the third stop of what was called a Cortizo Airport in Barranquilla, the passengers' — still held — were Driver needed with past reward where the airliner was refueled and spectacular attempt to disrupt a reported to be journalists (lying to BOLTON — The Senior Citizens resupplied in return for the release of the summit conference Committee is seeking a person with a LOS ANGELES (UPI) - ^ m e won the gold medal in the Olym ' same effort Into their work as we did Latin American summit honoring the George Washington of South 20 passengers, mostly women and "It is obvious that the intention of car who would be able to take an things haven't changed since last pics?” he said. "What could be the into ours, they .can he just as children. the hijackers was to produce a spec older Bolton resident shopping and on February. Thb American hostages same as that? Winning the Stanley successful.” America, Simon Bolivar. It was not immediately known how In Panama CTity, the plane’s third tacular blow directed at diminishing other errands two of three times are still in Iran, the nation’s economy Cup? It wouldn’t even come close. Among the thousands of people he stop, local authorities negotiat^ the ifiiportance of acts to honor the each week. The resident is willing to is still faltering and the Soviet Union ’’There are three reasons people has met and spoken with, Eruzione many hijackers there were or If they made demands for the release of the with the hijackers at Panama’s memory of the Liberator, Simon pay for the service. Anyone who is still has soldiers in Afghanistan. play professional sports. Because said only a handful aren’t aware of Tucuman International Airport. Bolivar," a statement issued by the able to offer the service is asked to The American hockey team’s you love to play, because you want to what the American hockey team did passengers or if they were planning to fly to another country from The Colombian government said office of Colombian President Julio call Paul Brown at 646-2585 or David Olympic victory over Russia Feb. 24 be wealthy or because it’s the only |n the Olympics. Many people have the guerrillas were apparently Cesar Turbay Ayala said Mitchell at 649-0227. and subsequent capture of the gold thing you know. Me, I still play in cried as they spoke with him, Panama. Panamanian officials said seven o f, members of the leftist April 19th The two-day summit conference medal didn’t alter any of that. charity games and pickup games, I thanking him for a moment they said Movement who sought to disrupt a beginning Wednesday at Santa Marta for awhile the stirring scene of^lO don’t care about the money and there they'd never forget. Others have told the original 137 persons estimated to be aboard the Avianca airliner were summit of 10 Latin American heads will bring together the heads of state Americans in red, white and blue un are other things I can do. him they've named children after of government to commemorate the of Venezuela, Colombia, Spain, Costa iforms with USA stitched across the iParaIra released by the hijackers In Santa "Achieving success and happiness members of the hockey team 150th anniversary of the death of Rica, Ekiuador, Panama, Peru. Hon DO IT DAILY - KNOW WHAT’S front, laughing through a frenzied Marta. Colombia, the first stop in the Coach converses with team leaders is. the basis of everyone’s life. I was •’taaV deogota Simon Bolivar, who freed northern duras, the Dominican Republic and HAPPENING IN TODAY’S celebration of their incredible fortunate to achieve that at 26 years odyssey, and another 20 were freed successful in their debut last Friday night, "We made people happy, that’s the in Barranquilla, also in Colombia. South America from Spain. El Salvador to honor Bolivar, who SOCIETY — read Dear Abby in the Manchester High 1980-81 basketball tri- triumph, lifted the sagging spirits of of age in one area and now I hope to important thing," Eru^one said. Last February, members of the died in Santa Marta Dec 17, 1830. captains (1-r) Pat Silver, Bill Anderson and host East Hartford High tonight at Clarke America. achieve some success and happiness The gunmen seized the Boeing 727 Evening Herald. “We made them realize that dreams Monday on a domestic flight from April 19th Movement seized the Bolivia, named after Bolivar, was Alex Britnell go over strategy with Coach Arena in 8 o’clock start. (Herald photo by National pride was sent soaring by in other areas." do come true. We made people proud •Ctt COLOM BIA Dominican embassy in Bogota and excluded from the conference DO IT DAILY - Read the Evening a group of young men with skates and Bogota to Pereira, a town in west Herald's comics and cartoons. Doug Pearson in practice. Indian cagers, Pinto) to be Americans at a time when that central Colombia, and forced the took as hostages two dozen because of a rightist coup earlier this hockey sticks. It was one of the most Two of those areas are broad feeling was .wavering, when people dramatic instances in U.S. history of casting and show business. Eruzione weren’t sure of where we were Scholastic basketball slate tonight a sporting event transcending all is currently in Los Angeles as the going." Senate hearings continue barriers. We weren’t just hockey technical adviser for an ABC Televi The fact Eruzione decided not to fans, those of us who cheered and sion movie entitled, "Miracle on play hockey anymore doesn’t mean applauded and even cried in front of Ice,” the story of the American team he has lost respect for his former MHS, Tech play home, television sets. We were Americans. in the Olympics. teammates who did. He considers That was all that mattered. "We all know the movie will never them all friends. Now, nine months later, the excite be able to equal what happened," Anti'inob witnesses live in fear ment has subsided for everyone, in said Eruzione, of Winthrop, Mass. "I "The greatest experience of the WASHINGTON (UPI) - An indig- nant senator wants government “I wouldn t want anybody to suffer "Every marshal did his job — and cluding Mike Eruzione, the captain don't care who the actors are. we'll Games was meeting the guys and bureaucrats to explain why witnesses the way we did, " said her son, well,” Calimano said "But they can East in road contest and the heart and soul of that never really capture the moment. We being part of a team with them. I Steven, who joined her at the witness only do so much. I know how they who testify against organized crime travels to the Bay State to oppose 0-1, makes its second trip to fabulous group of young men. But the just hope to show people what it was hope they all go on to have great table. They were screened from the must have felt. They know they By I.EN AI STKR Government checking buses have so much trouble with the U.S. Springfield Commerce at the Middletown as it combats 1-0 images still remain. Images of like with the travel and the pressure careers in hockey and set every NHL Marshals Service's protection view of cameramen and spectators, should be helping us, but they can't.” Mrrulil SpiirlKwrilcr Springfield Civic Center in an after Woodrow Wilson. South Windsor, 0-1, Eruzione scoring the winning goal and alt. But I must admit, some of record in the books. But they won’t By I'nitrd Prr»i Inler- except from a safety stand However, Marshall dis frames of the buses toward program. and their new names, and location One of the biggest problems, accor noon affair at 4 :30. It's the first of a Successful debuts were obtained by takes on its second HCC opponent as against the Russians. Of accepting the lockerroom scenes bring back a mean any less to me if, they don’t." nalional point, but we've heard puted that explanation. He the back where the wheels Sen. Sam Nunn, D-Ga., planned to were not revealed. ding to Gregory Baldwin, the sub two of the three local schoolboy fives tripleheader it hosts 1-0 South Catholic in a non the gold medal and waving his team lot of emotion for me.” While he admits looking back often The government will in enough discussion that we said it is the communities attach. Grumman (ifficials ask three "protected" witnesses Mrs. Calimano said promised committee's assistant counsel, is the and all three will be in action tonight Cheney Tech, a 68-53 loser to non mates out to join him on the victory are forming an in Marshals Service's refusal to help league tilt. Also keeping Eruzione busy has on the golden days of February, he is vestigate whether safety that set the specifications, have said they are)willing today about more shortcomings of expert documentation for a new life to highlight a 10-game schedule conference foe Canton, makes its se Bolton High makes its debut under stand. vestigative team to deter the witnesses get credit, which is im been a speaking tour. Not a t Little quick to point out that dwelling on regulations were violated and in the case Of New to reinforce the under-' the program, which "others came too late or never, they had to Manchester High, impressive in its cond in a row appearance at home as Coach Dave Leet as it hosts COC But unlike 17 of the 20 men who mine whether safety is in possible without having any past League banquets. He speaks to memories isn’t what his life Is all in the construction of York and Los Angeles, they carriages. denounced Monday as riddled with invent their own new backgrounds, opening 84-68 win over Conard. goes It entertains COC foe Cromwell High records. rival Bacon Academy, also making made up the group that captured executives of enormous corporations about. Today, not yesterday, is the Grumman-FIxible buses, volved," Marshall said. asHed for a new model of In New York, the city’s carelessness and stupid errors, and and they got no help in getting credit. at 8 o'clock The Panthers, defending after win No 2 against East Hartford its 1980-81 debut. Rockville High, 1-0, America's hearts, the 26-year-old like IBM. And what he has to offer basis of Eruzfone’s life. hundreds of which A section of the 1970 Ur the standard 40-foot buses $89 million fleet of 637 FIxi plagued by lack of top control and in Calimano was unable to close his new Baldwin testified that one-fourth to High. 0-1. at riarke Arena at 8 state Class S champs, opened on the hosts 1-1 Weaver High while 1-0 Eruzione has hung up the stick and them is simple. "I wake up each day and set out to developed cracks in their ban Mass Transportation common in urban areas. ble buses will be kept off adequate funding. business when their location became one-mird of the witnesses his staff wrong foot last Friday by bowing to o'clock Coventry High hosts 1-0 Rham High skates and proceeded with a new life. "I just tell them about how much achieve something that day," he frames and were taken out Act directs the secretary ■‘We don’t force anybody the roads. The city is Mrs. Frank Calimano testified that dangerous. has interviewed voiced serious com The Hornets opened their season Coginchaug. 57-56 in a COC bout. His explanation is simple. the 20 guys cared about each other said. "My basic goal is to be happy of transportation to in Mrs. Calimano said she would not plaints. He said many, including of service in New York and to buy any kind of buses,” refusing delivery of the worry over the family’s safety and by bowing. 43-41. to Wethersfield Seven more games complete the On the distaff side, 1-2 Manchester “What could there possibly be in and respected each other and com and the ultimate happiness was win vestigate conditions that recommend the program to anyone, some in prison as well as law-abiding Los Angeles. Marshall said. "If they final 200 buses out of the financial problems caused her hus High slate Penney High, 1-0. hosts High makes the short trip to East the game of hockey to beat the bined their talents into a complete ning the gold medal. I don’t ever could lead to a "serious 837 it ordered. although many would testify against witnesses, wished they had not Transit officials in New want an advanced-design band — a successful contractor until East Catholic, a 63-53 winner over Simsbury High. 1-0, in a CCIL tussle Hartford to oppose the 0-3 Hornets in experience of being able to say I team effort, " Eruzione said, "1 just expect to be that happy again, but hazard of death or injury” In Southern California, mobsters if it were improved testified. York and Los Angeles, con bus, they must use the he testified against New York City Notre Dame, heads north as it in East Hartford Glastonbury High, a 3:30 engagement represented the United States and tell them that if businessmen put the that's OK " If the probe turned up 230 Flxibles in a four- "1 have to believe that. I don't cerned about safety, have specifications (set up by mobsters in 1978— to commit suicide pulled hundreds of the safety problems, the tran county area were pulled off last June. think my husband was so unique," Problems included careless errors sit administration could UMTA)” Mrs. Calimano said. But she added, in documents provided for the vehicles off the road in the He said currently, about the streets. "People like the Mafia — they've require cities to draw up "As it stands how, I wouldn't allow witnesses' new identities, failure to last few days. There were half of the cities are buying In Chicago, 205 of the won again," Mrs. Calimano said plans for correcting the it." give witnesses sound advice or live also reports of problems in FIxible and half are buying buses were being examined bitterly. “We’d gel better treatment Austrian ski racer storms to victory Chicago. situation, and could even (or safety, but there was no from them, better protection." She Her son blamed their troubles on up to promises, and assigning un its only American com withhold funds until the poor administration, not on the trained marshals to the sensitive An investigative team petitor, a General Motors indication they would be said her husband repeatedly said. "1 won Sunday's downhill over the same change they made in the course was plan is approved. taken out of service. marshals assigned to them. jobs. Baldwin said. VAL GARDENA. Italy il’Pli - originally 3.446 meters long by 300 "1 didn't make any big mistakes Greene. Maine, who finished 27th in from the Transportation Corp. product. was betrayed” course here, had the fastest in good for me." Transit officials in Los Austrian ski racer Harti Weirather. meters because of thick fog at the top today,” said Spiess. "1 couldn't see 1:55.25, and Pete Patterson of Sun Department's Ur^n Mass Marshall also said the riding high in second place Sunday, termediate time of 39.35 and almost that delayed the start of the race by Mueller,' 23, seemed unhappy with much for the first 200 meters because Valley. Idaho, who timed 1:55.31 to Transit Administration Angeles have complained fell on the last jump but recovered to the government required agency does not prohibit stormed to victory Monday in the 30 minutes. This downhill was his third place despite his new World of the fog." finish 28th will travel to New York in foreign purchases, but does third downhill race of the season to take third place with a time of 1 53.36 originally scheduled to be held at Cup lead Mill was in high spirits "I was ninth here last year so I had the next few days to deter them to purchase its buses and move into the overall lead in the from one of two American put a 10 percent penalty on score the first World Cup triumph of Cortina D'Ampezzo, Italy, on "I started the last jump a little too "I felt I skied pretty good both hoped to do a little letter," said mine if federal safety such purchases. “This is, World Cup standings with 65 points companies because of the his career Wednesday but was shifted to Val early and my skis came right back, " days, both today and yesterday," Anderson. 27, who placed 21st In Sun regulations were violated of course, to give Spiess, 25. moved into second place federal funds involved. The Skiing on soft snow. the 22-year-old Gardena because there was not he said. "I was lucky 1 didn't fall. I said Mill."But I didn't make the mis day's downhill. "1 changed some in the construction of the American companies a Austrian was the only competitor to in the World Cup standings with 56 enough snow at Cortina. also made some small mistakes on takes that I made yesterday. 1 made things from yesterday but it didn’t buses, UMTA spokesman government picks up 80 points, ahead of Sweden's slalom percent of the tab for com break." he said. break one minute, 53 seconds, the earlier turns. two big mistakes on the jumps seem to help much." Joe k^rshall said Monday. Most of the cracks covering the 3.146 meter course in specialist Ingemar Stenmark, third "I skied by very well today and "It was difficult for me to concen yesterday. “I just didn’t ski too good in the "We don’t have any munity purchases of mass transit equipment. appeared on the main 1 52 96 down a drop of 839 meters overall with 50 points made no mistakes." said Weirather, trate today after winning yesterday. lower turns," said 23-year-old authority to look at them He was 13 hundredths of a second Top I’ S hope Andy Mill of whose previous best results were se But 1 know I'm in good form now and "The course was a bit slower today Patterson "I jumped too early and faster than his countryman Uli Boulder, Colo , had his best race of cond places in downhill races at Lake I know I have the capability of win because it was warmer. " he added. got a lot of air under my skis. Spiess. winner of the season opening the year, clocking 1 53 80 to lake Louise, Canada and Kitzbuehel, ning on every course. I just hope I "It was a good deal easier because "I haven't been skiing well here at downhill at Val D Isere. France, on fourth place and score his first 12 Austria, last year and at Val Gardena don't make any more mistakes like they eliminated the first two turns Commuter rail service all. The course doesn’t suit me, which were very difficult " f Dec 10. who timed 1 53 09 to take se World Cup points of the season Sunday today, " Mueller said. although it was a lot easier with the Race officials shortened the After Mill, the best placed cond place "The course was softer than Spiess seemed satisfied with his top part taken off, " said Pattersdn. Switzerland s Peter Mueller, who saslong course, which was yesterday and not so icy. Maybe the performance, however. Americans were Karl Anderson of needs more money WHITE PLAINS, N Y President-elect Reagan, seeking bonding authority (UPI) — Metropolitan dedicated to federal spen from the federal govern Transportation Authority ding cuts. ment. He said authorities and Conrail officials Mon He said the "true cost” such as the MTA cannot 6 c o r e b o Q r d issue their own bonds to liiionlo n I 3 6 day told legislators from of every ride on the Conrail iMlIu- U II DI4 14 Faith 25 I Scott Peterson dro 135-141-372. Tony Vann 350, John Aceto 358, Skip m I - UN I \ Breast 1 ( arroll 49 0 2 U raAiT at Koi-kA ilh* Mimtc'4.t.i 2 0 1 3 system now is "twice" the finance projects. The Ijis \ri*!i'l4-s: 21 hu» ,Si liis i |>4-ri / Paanuti — ChariM M. Schulz 20 - EVENING HERALD, Tue»., Dec. 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BEDROOM, furnished apart Off/ces-Stores tor Rant 55 ■ 1 CPA lirm p'ainiliarily with pedestal mattress, liner, prepared to entertain him at your place. He may bring a 63 Dispatched 4S 60 61 54 55 56 8 00 ■ .1 30 p m Mondav- ■\iirsi witTi interest in .Ad ment Each bedroom has ministrative t'areer at schix'l lull charge bookkeeping duties neater Origmallv $330 Now bottle or the ateaka occationally, but in actual dollari and 64 Put on " ■ Fndav Reterencos required, Homai For Sale 23 SHETLAND SHEEP DOG separate private bath Quiet OFFICE, STORE Sc STUDIO - 67 56 59 60 !..i 'ii'jlli-handicapped and various accounting lunc- $l!«t 563-0073 Rocky Hill 65 Three feet call 649-1340 PUPPlfS. AKC registered. .Sauna, pool, exercise room. Excellent location. Good traf centa you will apend more on him than he'll apend on you. ihildrea If pm - 7 a in tions requirinl Ple.ise send 66 Playful child 61 62 EXKfl'IIAE HOl'SE ■ Champion sired SAble and New Condition. $440 per fic exposure surrounded by Never depend on him in timee of personal crisia. 63 P veelleni salary. ni'gotiable resume lo Piiecemel & Com- TELEl’ HONK Contemporary Calhederal white males Shots and month 6464)505 four hanks Rent includes Don’t believe him when he telle you hie wife is a ahrew, 64 fall 2H 349ti. or write Per panv 281 Hartlord Turnpike. DOWN 65 66 RECEPTIOM.'JT Mondav ceilings Three bathrooms wormed. Home raised with heat, parking and janitor. Call cold, homely, too fat (or too thin) and he hasn't slept with through Fndav 4 00 p m to s oinel Assisiant Uakhill Pti Box 22a0 Aernon Ct AAalk in i losels Nine riKims REFRIGERATOR medium children Call 742-9006 FEMALE ROOMATE MID 649-533-. her for 10 years. 1 Van Druten iHIWSFARni (NTIMf aiSI aSSN I s. . .ol 120 Holcomb .Street. 06066 8 00 pm Answering '2.3,55 square feel living area 2 size, ideal lor spare or c o l TWENTIES WANTED to Don’t ever expect hie wife to divorce him — even if she character telephones m a business ol H.irt! d 116112 An Equal Op- car garage Eor sale or rent share duplex. Glastonbury Sc STORE OR OFFICE SPACE ACCOINTANT PCBLIC, lage Chaise Chair for two, lur MINI SCHNAUZER. male catches him. She knows you are not hia firat and won't ^ portuiiiiy P.mployer Evenings 649-5635. or 643-9508 Hebron area. Must be neat available. 200 . 400. and up to fice $4 02 per hour plus Iringe \A e have openings on our stall iipholsterv Reasonable Call puppy AKC registered, has hia last. Also, she ia not about to give up her social statua, Pets considered. Rent 5000 ^ u are feet 643-1442. benefits I’ fease appiv in per AAi will consider applicants at 643-5753 shots, trained Call 289-0327 or financial security and retirement income because of you. BABVSril'ER AAA.NTEl). g r e a t CHRISTMAS GITT' negotiable. Call after 6pm. son between 9 00 a iii and all levels of experience please 649-0485 However, her discovery will probably terminate his affair liKPENDAHI.E. in riiv home. Oversized Newer Duplex 228-3560. MANCHESTER - Retail, Allay Oop — Dava Sraua 3 00 p m at the Meadows t'on- send resumes to Piiecetiiel i CHRISTMAS TREES"' "Tai; •••••••••••••••••••••••••• with you, be prepared to get some new clothea, circulate, 11 If. .a on p m M alure Brick front, aluminum sided, storage and or manufacturing 10 Driclqe valescent Home 333 Bidwell and or Cut Your Own ' Mualcal Inatrumanta woman desired .Newstate Rd Company. 281 Hartlord Turn huge yard Each side three 44 and find another married man whose wife ia a ahrew, cold, Street, Manchester 647-9194 Wreaths Free Boughs! MANCHESTER Five rooms s p e e 2.000 sq. ft to 50,000 sq M.ini tiester t'all 649-1.331 pike P O Box 2230 A ernon (T bedrooms, enormorous homely, too fat (or too thin) and hasn't slept with him for 10 IVE SOT THE REAL M UNPA-i Y'ALL JOSHIN' ME? THET YOU BET! AND GET HAVE YOU POPPED Stanlev Tree Farm. 61 Long on first floor of Duplex ft Very reasonable Brokers WUNCH RISHT HERE, JIM M Y / MOVIE STAR THAT DIS- 116066 kitchen includes all BALDWIN CON.SOLE PIANO years. Sign me . . THIS...SHES FROM YORE CORK,GOOD TACO BEl.l. IS now hiring for Hill Hoad, off Route 6 at An Pecan, with bench Carpeted and applianced .No protected Call Reyman JOE! 1 vmant y o u t o . ^ appearep in TH' THIRTIEG? THE STONI AOa! BUDDY? part time hours iJiHid starting MM'II.-WIC Experienced appliances Attic Ians, oak utilities No pets. $280 HIS WIFE IS dover Church 742-6438 Excellent condition' Moving Properties, 1-226-1206 ______Oswald Jacoby and Alan Sontag rale Paid training flexible .ill phases Iruck and aiito Situation Wantad IliHirs separalc lurnaces and monthly Call 739-41 13 rep.iirs gas aii.l diesil must sell! $1500 Call 643-1448 hours Evening work alter hot water healers Includes FIREWOOD FOR SALE • Dry between 6:00 and 9:00 p m Wanted lo Rant 57 DEAR ABBY: I am another one who livet in New Mexico Aim.mum a vears experience 1)11 Y O l N E E D A B 9 30 Must be over 18 All tenant one side, with Ilexibic and has been mistaken for a foreigner. Alusl have own tis.ls Sl.irt at BEl.l ABLE AAyiMAS to clean $6:5 cord delivered Call 647- LIKE NEW SET OF REMO Foster echo then and now shifts available Appiv in per lease tiiHsl liK'ation great in- MANCHESTER. Three room THREE BEDROOM I mailed a check to National Geographic magazine for the $7 per hour All Irmge vooi home or office east ol the 18.34 '■ .SOUND MASTER plus Cym son 270 B r o a d St vestrnenl' $110,000 646-8057 apartment Heat, hot water APARTMENT Will pay $270 renewel of my aubecription and received the following letter henelits 1 or appeinlnii.|U t.i'l liver' ITien phone Able Aids. bals Metallic Blue $2.50 Call ner and when you are not Electricity Appliances monthly Will pay own "We are iorry to inform you that the amount of your check Manchester tgl8-7.-.:ie iv46 7917 OWNF.R-CONOOMI.MIM FENDER BASSM AN 50 646-00.38 trying to win the trick your References No pets $285 646- TOWNMOl'SF, • 2 oversized SPEAKER CABINET Two utilities Call 649-3377 Mother doee not cover a subscription to a foreign country" self This echo is still used on Sporting Goods 46 3167 , 228-3540 bedrooms I O halhs. base spoi plus two school age children I turned the letter over and wrote on the bock: NORTH many occasions by modern ment. 126-F Highland Street. DanI M3 M3-6674 5-9 p m Rent guaranteed "I have-placed a stop-payment order at my bank for the ♦ 7 5 4 2 players but should not be fol TWENTY THREE FOOT FOR RENT 4 room, 1 Manchester 649-4729 Keep check to renew my subscription. I did not realize National ♦ 6 4 3 2 lowed blindly F'ENN-YAN Sport Fisherman bedroom adult condo Air con trying 1978 W HITE 10 H ORSE- GARAGE WANTED to store Geographic was not published in the United States of ♦ 6 This Foster hand shows how Sedan Hard lop Ftxcclleni ditioning. all appliances, I’OWER self-prop. Snow one or two cars Call Don at America. I do not wish to subscribe to a foreign publi ♦ K842 the Foster echo works condition New eleelrie trim carpeting December oc 633-4577 Bu»ln0i i P np9rty 26 blower 26 " cut Used only cation." WEST EAST perfectly The bidding would tabs VHF CB. Cutty Cabin cupancy. $350 monthly 872- once Cost $700, sell lor $475 ♦ J98 ♦ 10 6 3 probably be the same loday with head Owner bought MR& R. L. KOPP, Tha Fllnlatonaa — Hanna Barbara Productiona PACKAGE STORE FOR Call 646-3871 2627 Mfsc. tor Rant 58 ♦ 85 . ♦ ! 1(197 since South has a standard larger boat Call 742-8537 after \ ROSWELL, NEW MEXICO SALE East ol the river, « AKQ83 ^ J 10 2 three-nolrump opening BURROUGHS TC 500 mini 5 00 p m TWO BEDROOM -----HmHHmBIT------EARN EXTRA MONEY excellenl location, good DEAR MRS. KOPP: So what happened? Did the ^COMPUTER REPAIRMAIsI? f MAO OKIE TOO MAN/ AT ♦ 1095 ♦ 763 In Foster's article. East fol computer wilh complete I 0 APARTMENT Utilities not Suitable lur small weddings. lowed with the deuce to the volume Selling lor health magazine acknowledge the human error, or blame BUT-WrYE ONLV HAP TM' CHRISTMAS SOUTH punch tape and punch card Antiquaa 48 included Within walking dis CImsImas Parties, etc opening lead and declarer just reasons only 871-7140 7-9 |. IT TtVO WEEKS.^.... PARTY AND ♦ a k q FOR CHRISTMAS. WORK sy stem Best oiler Program tance of downtown Main Ijf^ular Groups, special the computer like everybody else does? p m Office ♦ a k q cashed three top diamonds, ming available Call M9-0801 A N T IQ U E S i Street 568-3736 weekdays m a d e a p a s s rates Do yovjhate to write letter! because you don't know ------...WNAT ♦ 9 7 5 4 whereupon South claimed the COLLECTIBLES ■ Will after 5 00 p m . weekends AT M IS S , last 10 tricks Phone 646-7297 what to aay? Thank-you notei, aympatby letters, h a p p e n ED ?... ♦ a q j 3 OR 4 HOURS A NIGHT. A rliLlet tor Sale 41 BEAUTIFUL DOLL purchase outright, or sell on 9 00 a m to 7 0 0 p m STRONSSrONE.'/ If East had played the 10 as between 8 and 4 3 0 £ m congratulations, how to decline and accept invita CLOTHES BEAUTIFUL com m ission llouse lot or Vulnerable: Both a Foster echo. West would tions and how to write an interesting letter are CALL IVAN AT 647-9946 BOY S SKI BOOTS Nordica. BARBIE [)OLL DRESSES single piece M4-8'J62 IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY ■ ••••••••• Dealer: South have known that he held the size 5 0 GiskI condition $.50 7flc Bridesmaid's Outfit $1 50 •••••••••••••••••••••••••• 4 rooms Appliances Heat So included in Abby's booklet, “ How to Write Letters for jack and led a low diamond. Weil North E ul South t.49-2062 Complete Wedding Outfit. pets Security Lease AUTOMOTIVE All Occaaiona." Send fl and a long, stamped (28 The defense would then lake 3 NT $3 50 Pajamas 60< M3-6452 * RENTALS Relerences $325 Call M9- cantt), seif-addreaaed envelope to: Abby, Letter the first five tricks AT THE MANCHESTER Pass Pass Pass I.AKGE ASSOHT.ME.NT ol 3340. before 7 00 p m Auto Pam For Sale 80 Booklet, 132 Laaky Drive, Beverly Hills. Calif. A modern expert would not 90212. good used Office Fixtures THREE R O O M S ttoomt lor Rant use the Foster echo here EVENING HERALD Mel.ll Desks $35 and up FURNITURE. Can be seen FOUR LARGE ROOMS in CJ5 Jeep rear seat and side Instead, he would simply play Chairs liles el celra Call Friday. .Saturday and Monday MATURE MALE ROOM $15 two family Appliances, heat, pads Excellenl condition $60 Opening lead:^K the jack to guaranty posses sion of the 10 In modern 649-9953 11-2 Excellent condition Call Female, mature $20 Non- hot water $380 .No children or After 6 00 p m 649-7622 expert play you always signal M6-0468 Moving smokers Live-in References pets Available January 15th P 6 t r o 9 r Q p h rha Born Loaar — Art Santom with the highest card you can One must have license, plus M3-7285 JEEP snow plow manual spare and obviously you can't SFASONED HARDWOCiJp. angle adjustment Hydraulic NEW AND few errands and meals MO- By Oswald Jacoby spare the jack if you don I 18-20 Icnghls t^liver^ FRESHLY REMODLED 3 u o r eA D cfcm e-c cr,t'MiJOTO(?Bie,so 5459 lifter and control $600 After ARIES (March 21-Aprl It) and Alan Sontag hold the 10 Full cord $85 Call fl?:8056 bedroom apartment Kitchen, 6 00 p m 649-7622 IMPROVED t h e Because you're more poeittve HCMi Y 'p o i N '? J BUTMYlOAMg /iTMUSTIO'r Be Conversely, the 10 play -iMpROvEa" dining, utility room $425 arx) willing than , others to take UNFINISHED PINE SINGLE COMFORTABLE ROOM for The Foster echo goes back would be a come-on but would trustworthy gentleman monthly, plus utilities Call Autos For Sale 61 cek:ulated risks today, you could iSH'T JAK g., WATER BED With mattress, ^ r t h d a y to whist You simply play definitely deny possession of i i Pa r t i $ t h p w t h e willing to assist In main- M3-5001 come up a winner while they're heater and liner $2(X) Alter — vTO your second-best card when the jack lanence Car, references WE PAY TOP PRICES for still contempletir^ on the side 6:(X»;jP m M9-7522 lines. following to a suit led by part- 'NEWSfAPKR E.N'TKHfHI.St: ASSN - pACRAC»E:y^e necessary Quiet, private MANCHESTER - Two wrecked and junk cars A A B Bedroom Townhouse New TAURUS (Aprtt 20-Mey 20) A sit OltGAN $60 Regular $179 home 875-M25 after 7 00 p m. Auto Salvage, used auto parts December 17.1980 appliances Carpeting. Di uation you were dubious about Call 643-4433. or 6491225 Call Tony 646-6223 Many new friends are likely to baths, slider, deck Lease and should work out to your liking bt'twefn 9.30 and 4 00 p m Aparlmanta For Rant S3 enter your IHe this coming year today Lady Luck will have a securitv required No pets Chances are you will be very hand >n getting matters beck on $425 monthly 728-5594 popular with several groups X MA.NCHESTER, Four rooms course. 2 bedrooms Kitchen with which have totally unrelated < X m m (May 21-xKn m 20) If C • s.. -e ■ w II* '6 ★ appliances and large attic No MANCHESTER - New 4 ‘x WANTED JUNK AND LATE interests. you're unattached, an opportuni Our Boarding Houaa FISCHER PLOW 4 WAY All pets Kent $325 plus utilities Room Condo 2 Bedrooms, 1 '-i MODEL WRECKS ■ Cash ty may preeer>l itsetf today that equipment, oil ol 1979 'z Ton and security M94I717 Baths Fully Applianced Paid Call Parker .Street Used will give you a chance to sper>d -C lii'vy'v-Tbckup $1000 Gall Wall-to Wall throughout $450 Auto Parts. Inc 649-3391 tim e with someor>e to whom Winihrop — Dick Cavalli 8AOITTARIU8 (Nov. 28-Oec. 21) you're attracted. m a j o r . YtJU'RE ALWAYS BAH! WERE OFTEN MAVBE Business & Service allc' !t '6 00\) m . ------289-8330' EA.ST HARTFORD. .Sparkling monthly includes heat M9- 1974 SUBARU - Good condi Your leadership qualities are CANCER (June 21-July 22) A POPPIHti OFF ABced t<^ay Others “ PEAR PlARy: TODAY HOM CAN TCIU S A V TH A T? WELL, IT Z Z -/8 j m 9 i a m t f r aiOBl , 0