28 - EVENING HERALD, Wed , Dec. 17, 1980 Congress wraps up with a yawn and a snarl provoking Cranston to back out of a After Republican leader Howard N.Y.. winter Olympics committee, lepder Ted Stevens, who fought an HMnter WASHINGTON (UPI) - With a commitment to help the Penn­ Baker wished the first family a the Keiwedy Center in Washington unpopular and losing battle to raiie in paying uiSgnployment compensa­ stretch and a yawn — and a typical sylvania bill next session. "prosperous future,” Byrd m ov^ to last-minute snarl — the lame duck and thr^utilities in California, and salaries for top federal officials, was tion bills It owes. iHaudiPHtfr adjourn and presiding officer Sen. talking to aides at the rear of the But a lame duck California con­ Leaders of both parties in both 96th Congress finally managed to go to delajnnstallation of air bags in Spark Matsunaga, D-)lawall, chamber when he suddenly yawned gressman refused to put the Heinz houses spoke during the afternoon home. autompbiles. with President Carter — a traditional pounded the gavel. It was \the last 'day for many and stretched as if starting morning amendment on the bill as It passed Final ‘‘sine die" adjournment telephone conversation in which the Applause broke out, and so did the members oli^Congress, mostly liberal exercises. the House and the House adjourned, Cloudy came at 3:14 p.m. EST Tuesday, lawmakers inform the chief 96th Congress. when the gavel fell in the Senate 10 Democrats ^ lo were purged by the It was Stevens who. when asked a making It impossible for Heinz to executive they are going home and DO IT FRIDAY - Plan your Cloudy and cold tonight. voters in November. few days ago what the 96th would be amend the Senate version. Heinz hours after the end of an all-night ask if he has any further need for weekend with the Weekend pages in WEATHER Partly sunny, windy and wrangle over the crucial resolution One of the prominent conservative remembered for, answered tartly: then objected to consideration of the them. your Friday Evening Herald. cold Friday. to keep most government agencies in Republican losers was Rep Robert ‘‘Running scared.” California bill, thus killing it. business until next year. The House Bauman of Maryland, self-appointed Before the final business leading had adjourned 58 minutes before the watchdog of the House floor While up to adjournment could occur, a 30- I Vol. C, No. 67 — Manchester. Conn., Thursday, December 18, 19M YOlIK HOMETOWN NEWSPAPER • Since 1881 • 20t Senate everybody else in the House rose to minute floor skirmish erupted among 9 9 The lame duck session convened applaud the defeated Democratic Sens Alan Cranston, D-Calif., John V«VM!lHlAnnURl Nov 12. and was originally scheduled whip, John. Brademas of Indiana, Heinz, R-Pa.. and Russell Long, D- to adjourn Dec. 5. upon his honorary election as La. In both houses, the final formal speaker pro tern. Bauman sat at the Cranston, backed by Long‘s Christmas party session was marked by words of GOP desk shuffling papers, dressed parliamentary magic, wanted Hostage outlook better Santa will be there for praise from one foe to another and a in a bright red blazer, the loudest passage of a bill to help three Califor­ MANCHESTER - nia utilities with a $2 billion federal Beechwood Apartments the children as well as expected to get Iran’s latest position the question of whether the captives couple of doomed, last-gasp attempts piece of clothing he has worn on the By United Prrmi Internalinnal guarantees his government expects tax problem Heinz had wanted an will hold its 2nd annual on the U.S. hostages' release today could be freed by Christmas to win passage of bills of local in­ floor craft tables and Iranian Prime Minister from the , but this week amendment helping Pennsylvania Christmas party for the and fly out of Tehran either Friday or remained "iffy.” terest — to bail out the Lake Placid. In the Senate, assistant GOP refreshments. Chairperson Mohammed Ali Rajai said today the he spoke of "financial” guarantees Saturday at the latest to forward it to children of Beechwood on for the party is June United States could bring about the and said the last remaining obstacle Pars said that Rajai and the Washington. Swedish ambassador met for one Saturday, from 2 to 4 p m. L'ltalien. release of the 52 U.S. hostages before for freedom for the captives was hour, during which he deplored the the Christmas holidays "if they can freeing billions of dollars in assets fsarctions imposed on Iran by some give the necessary guarantees.” frozen by the United States. They said it has not yet been deter­ The meeting with the Swedish mined whether the envoys would European countries because of the Iran’s official Pars news agency diplomat was significant as Sweden come to Algiers whence the Iranian hostage crisis. also said that Rajai told the Swedish has been spoken of as a possible “final reply" would be sent on to you*re Ambassador. Goran Bundy, the final route home for the Americans, who Washington through normal “They imposed economic sanc­ Iranian reply to explanations have been held 411 days. diplomatic channels, or fly on the tions on us for the sake of the not made of . requested by the United States on the Shortly before the U.S. election in Washington to hand it over to the hostages and maintaining good hostage question is completed. November, a Swedish airliner was State department and supply ad­ relations with the United States," Algerian diplomats were ready to reported to have been standing by to ditional comments, officials said. Rajai said, while saying they were leave Tehran with Iran's latest fly into Tehran and pick up the In Washington Wednesday, hypocrites for not condemning Iraqi money! response and take it to the U.S. Americans. Secretary of State Edmund Muskie' President Sadaam Hussein for his r authorities. In Algiers, government officials said the hostage crisis appeared to "crimes” against Iran. R ajai mentioned no specific said today Algerian diplomats have entered a new phase but added On the hostages, he said: These days, no one is With prices “Our final reply to the rising as fast as they are now it makes good sense to save money explanations that the United States anywhere you can So look to your Called only fair way requested has been prepared and will 8 insurance for possible savings Truly a unique design—this finely be sent to the U.S. in the near future. "After that, every measure to Call us for a quote on Great American crafted open heart suspended from a auto or homeowners insurance If speed up the release of the hostages you re not made of money, a Great precious chain is the perfect expression depends on the U.S. government. American auto or homeowners "The United States can release the p o lic y IS m ade for yO\j -7 of love. State income tax backed hostages before the Christmas Charles Veverka Jr., former Dade County, Fla., police officer holidays if they can give the Available without chain and in three HARTFORD (UPI) - Two long­ They renewed their call for the then present a final report to the was acquitted Wednesday in a civil rights trial. The reaction to Legislature in January. necessary guarantees. “ time income tax proponents in the politically unpopular lax at a news his acquittal was more violence. (UPI) sizes. Legislature say adoption of the con­ conference to discuss a preliminary The preliminary report said troversial levy IS the only equitable report by the Property Tax Study Iran’s four demands, approved way to cope with inflation. massive residential property tax Nov. 2 by the Iranian parliament, are Relief Commission which had been relief cannot be achieved under the CLARKE Sen. Audrey Beck, D-Mansfieid, made public last week. a pledge of non-interference in Ira­ INSURANCE AGENCY and Rep. Irving Stolberg, D-New present system without major alter­ nian affairs, dropping claims against S H O O R ^ They said the income tax proposal native sources,of revenue, reduction Iran arising from the seizure of the Acquittal verdict Haven, said Wednesday an income was their own. and not that of the 40- 237 E. Center St. tax was the solution to Connecticut’s in municipal spending and services Americans, freeing $8 billion in Quick response property tax burden. member panel created by the and shifting the burden to non- frozen assets and the return of the 6 4 3 - 1 1 2 « Op«n til 9 p.m. every night until Chrletmae "When the crunch comes, many Legislature to study ways to residential taxpayers. late shah’s wealth. " well-publicized derogatory remarks about Except Sat. til 5:30 alleviate the slate's property tax brings violence President-elect Ronald Reagan said people will look at the tax structure President Carter, but was " pleased at his ap- more closely ’ and agree a burden. Tuesday when he went for his biweekly hair­ •t7 MAIN STUET 001MNT0INN MANCW^Tfk MIAMI (UPI) — Police said progressive income tax is necessary, Among the commission s chief Last May 17 an all-white state proval of me.' (UPI photo special units were on alert today in cut he could have done without" his son's Stolberg said. recommendations were proposals to No place for Nixon court jury in Tampa, Fla . acquitted “If you want relief from the worst require towns to revalue properties case trouble erupted in black four white former Dade policemen ol WASHINGTON (UPI) - Outgoing have the votes in the House to avoid neighborhoods where sporadic rock- beating McDuffie to death and (property and sales taxes i you go to more frequently than the current Education guidebooks offered House Republican leader John impeachment. and bottle-throwing broke out hours attempting to make it look like a the best (progressive income taxi," 10-year interval, and to assess all real M\\(Hf>rKlt The Education Box 2219, Hart- The telephone number is Rhodes of Arizona says Richard Rhodes’ bitterness toward Nixon after a white police officer was traffic accident. said Mrs. Beck. property at 100 percent of fair public IS being offered ford Connecticut 06115 566-5497 Nixon should not be invited to has not waned over the years. He put acquitted in the cover-up of a black Veverka was granted immunity to "There are no fiscal miracles in the market value rather than the current copies (it a state 70 percent. President-elect Ronald Reagan's in­ his personal feelings on the record at man's beating death. testify for the state against his four curriculum guide lor fami­ world any more," said the two, who augural and should have no role in a final get-together with a handful of At midnight, police spokesman Sgt. fellow officers. He was indicted later co-chair the L^islature's tax- Mrs. Beck said the commission ly lile education programs the Reagan administration. reporters before he leaves his John Speisman said no injuries and writing Finance, Revenue and Bon­ would bold public hearings to obtain by a federal grand jury on charges of in 1979. the General leadership post. - no arrests had been reported. violating McDuffie’s civil rights and ding Committee. recommendations on its findings. But Rhodes said Alexander Haig — Rhodes was asked If Nixon should i^ssembly passed legisla­ former Nixon chief of staff and now Miami’s black leaders reacted the trial was moved to San Antonio in tion requiring the stale ORDER NOW FOR attend the Reagan inaugural. angrily to Wednesday's acquittal in an attempt to find a neutral site Reagan’s nominee for secretary of "Invite Nixon? No," he replied. Board of Education to San Antonio, Texas, of former Dade In May. black leaders called for a CHRISTMASl! state — is owed a debt of gratitude by Rhodes, who will stay in Congress develop such a guide Cefetmue CtuM nrn the country that it "not only will County policeman Charles Veverka, mass demonstration by blacks The More picked although he is stepping down as GOP Let us make your holidays never repay but may never know” charged with covering up the beating protest turned into three days of The guide suggests a leader, said he would not object to death last year of black businessman rioting that killed 18 persons and E curriculum which covers easier & more enjoyable with “If any hero emerged from Reagan directly if the president-elect Arthur McDuffie. caused more than JKX) million in family planning human Watergate, it was A1 Haig," said does decide to invite Nixon, saying, T. Willard Fair of the Urban damages, the worst racial uprising in sexuality parenting, nutri­ PARTY T R A W for cabinet Rhodes, who was in close contact "I have a personal feeling about it League called the trial a "farce." Miami’s history wUhfJferiuige that Ronald Reagan doesn’t have. If tion. and the emotional, Includes • Roast beef, Turkey, Ham WASHINGTON (UPII - Ronald expected they will be made this with him during the last days before John Due of the NAACP said the jury Wednesday, black leaders physical psychological, week. A transition briefing for Nixon resigned and who was one of it were my inauguration he wouldn't must have been “confused. " ^ t h denounced the freeing of Veverka, Salami, 2 kinds of Cheese, Hatd Rolls Reagan's next three Cabinet choices be there " hygenic. economic and are expected to be former South reporters was scheduled for today, at three men who told Nixon he did not said they hoped there would be no but they expressed hopes there would social aspeds of family and Condiments! Carolina Gov. James B. Edwards at 9:30 a m. EST. new rioting be no demonstrations and no riots life Fiom ^1.75 pet petson Energy, Philip Sanchez at Housing The addition of Edwards, Sanchez The acquittal of four former white policeman in McDuffie’s beating C The guide may but does and Urban Development, and at­ and Wall would leave two more Nixon: ^Haig excellent’ not have to. be used by We Also Have torney James Watt at Interior. Cabinet slots unfilled: Agriculture death led to last May’s Miami riots in .^local boards of education to Sources confirmed the selection of and Eklucalion NEW YORK (UPI) - Former expected to face a tough-confirma­ which 18 people d i^ . Death probe ,Babkas, Stollen CSfislm#* Babssi develop-such programs Sanchez, a Mexican-American from Richard Lyng, president of the President Richard Nixon says tion hearings in the Senate. Gov. Bob (iraham late Wednesday Public comment is being ■ New York Cheesecake, Ryes, California Edwards’ personal American Meat Institute, was Ronald Reagan’s selection of retired Democratic congressional leaders ordered officials of the Florida acquits officer solicited before the stale Pumpernickels, Rolls, Klelbasa, secretary said the 53-year-old re p o rte d to have the edge for Gen. Alexander Haig for secretary of have criticized the appointment National Guard, the Florida Highway board must vote on Hams, Fresh Turkeys Republican had accepted the energy agricuwure'ulture secretary And it was state was an “ excellent ap- "I think it was an excellent ap­ Patrol and the state Bureau of •SAN ANTONIO, Texas il'I’I whether to accept the M ; lid itoii Sfcdifa tw HotiAa) job And Reagan himself appeared to reported the education post could go pointment.’ pointment," Nixon told a Cable News Disaster Preparedness to monitor guide The slate board will confirm speculation the job at the to either Elizabeth Dole, a former Haig, who was Nixon's chief of Network reporter in midtown the Miami situation. Jurors say they, acquitted a lormer vote Jan 7 Interior Department is Walt's. Federal Trade Commission member jjg ff afterm ath of the Manhattan Wednesday. "Despite Police said Wednesday night the Dade County. Fla . policeman ol To obtain a copy of the There was no known timetable for or Barbara Thompson. Wiscon sin vVatergate scandal and later the some partisan opposition, 1 think he reaction so far had amounted to complicity in the death ol a black businessman because the incident dralt call or write the Olympia the announcements, although it was superintendent of public education, commander of the NATO forces, is will be confirm ^. " Nixon said. "isolated incidents of rock-and l^ublic Inlormation Office, bottle-throwing” at passing cars and would never have come to light State Department of < J a street bonfire. Police temporarily without him. but Miami's black Delicatessen " ' Y GOP convention seat barricaded the street until the fire leaders called the verdict a ' iarce DO IT DAILY - Read the was extinguished. typical ol the nation s double stan Cur*.-Nil lliur. Iill K‘(NI "There has been no crowd ac­ dard of justice Evening Herald s comics 6 4 3 - 0 8 0 9 ' and cartoons tivity, " said Miami Police Lt Donald Sporadic rock-and bollle-throwing F. March. "We have had a few was reported Wednesday night in Agostinelli stepped-aside for Haig isolated incidents but there are no in­ Miami in reaction to the aequilt.il dications of any major problems and Wednesday of Charles Veverka who vention Anderson delegates were “But 1 don’t believe there is a S^uulUion. 1 ucl^ ou..icone to come up with a we don’t expect any " admitted he falsified police report.-- By MARY KITZMANN trying to win seats for the national anything " better name," he said, "There is no Dade Public Safety Director Bobby on the death last year ol insur.incc Hrruld Kt-porlrr convention and Agonstiqelli says Agoslinelli, a power in Connecticut CHRISTMAS SHOPPIN<^at one else of that caliber.” Jones said -county police had man Arthur McDuflie "popular names” were thrown out to Republican politics, and who was co- . For that MANCHESTER - He helped Gen. He cites Haig's tenure as NATO "implemented certain tactical Miami's black neighborhoods were Our Storo For Um floMt collation of glttt beat the challenge. At the last chairman of Reagan's campaign. Is cortain woman with vary cartaln taata ... Alexander Haig attend the commander as giving him a "great procedures ' that he declined to spell roe-ked by days of brutal noting last Republican National Convention last minute, he gave his position to Haig, feeling for foreign affairs” The trying to decide whether to attend May- after four other former olficers the inaugural bail out. THE NRfnE TO REmEmOER summer, but Manchester’s former who had registered as a Connecticut former mayor knows Haig, has March said there was "no large- were acquitted in Tampa. Fla ol mayor says Haig is "on his own ” voter a short time before. attended several of his briefings in He’s probably the only area resi­ beating McDuflie to death Th.il dent to be invited. scale or official mobilization " of now. But now Agonstinelli jokes “he’s which Haig's "wealth of knowledge police personnel but added, "a few violence killed 18 people and But he says the gala party is over­ Nathan Agoslinelli, who gave up through being Mr. Nice Guy." amazed him" but does not consider people have been held over. We have damaged millions of dollars worth ot DRESS SHOP priced, as it only comes once every his convention seat to Haig at the last And he doesn’t believe Hiag will them to be personal friends. He called in some specialized units." property minute, quips the secretary of state need the help in the confirmation believes Haig will easily pass the four years. The trick is, he says, is to hearings, despite Rep. Lowel) confirmation hearings. be invited to a private party. This in­ at PimuliRM Stiuou We of the Heritage Savings family invite you to take a few minutes nominee will have to go it alone opan Oac. through the Senate confirmanlion Weickers’ planned inquisition on "If there’s something there it vitation he believes will come in the Route 83, TeicottvRIe (Veinon) Com. out from shopping Thursday night to join us for a program of IS, ie, 17, (octou from Qu^ity tan) hearings. Haig’s Watergate days. . should come out," Agonstinelli said. next four vears. 18, 19, 22, Christmas music at our main ofRce. The program will be presented M on Tuti., Wed. 10-5.30 Thun., Fn. 10-9 “Tm through carrying him," Agon- 23 till by The Martha White Singers, Manchester’s 30 member choral tinelli joked. But the Manchester 9:00 pm Set. 9:30-5:30 group that has won wide recognition throughout the region. We'll State ^ n k president said he was Tal. 043-0016 thufscloy. have coffee, cocoa and cookies for everyone. Won’t you join us glad "he could help" Haig out by ‘Best Christmas in world’ Thursday? We’ll be in the courtyard of our office at 1007 Main stepping aside last summer. Patriots named to NFC Pro B

High interest rates en­ Mottl: “For nearly 14 TIJUANA, Mexico (UPI) — Dying Americans bring Other clinics in the Tijuana area include: couraged by federal reserve months the Federal Reserve millions of dollars a year to Mexican border cancer, —Centro Medico Del Mar, run by Dr. Ernesto Con­ policies to restrict the money Board has pursued a policy of clinics despite charges the clinics are corrupt and run treras, which offers both conventional drugs and a non- O p in io n largely by charlatans and quacks who administer bizarre conventional treatment, known as metabolic therapy, supply are not achieving the ignoring steep interest rate in­ and useless treatments. which utilizes Laetrile, enzymes and a special diet. They can buy hope, if not life. of curbing inflation. They, creases as it tries to dampen —Gerson Clinic, which advertises a detoxification The much-publicized agony of actor Steve McQueen in fact, are depressing the inflation through control of the program founded by a German physician. Dr. Max Ger­ revived interest in the clinics. He died last month housing industry and handicap­ money supply. “With little apparent reason, are not answerable to anybody f‘At 16 percent the cost of an son. Treatment includes periodic coffee enemas, doses of following surgery in a respected Juarez hospital after castor oil every other day and a vegetarian diet con­ ping business, agriculture, and "Yet today we still have the Federal Reserve Board has but themselves. $80,000 home in interest alone spending months undergoing medically controversial, un­ “If the new president can is $12,800. This is the exact sisting mostly of raw vegetables. consumers. double-digit inflation, while deliberately encouraged this orthodox treatment at the Plaza Santa Maria clinic south This clinic will not accept patients who have undergone This was the consensus of the prime lending rate is again upward spiral in interest rates, gain control of the board and reason why the housing in­ of Tijuana. Still the cancer victims keep coming. standard chemotherapy, on grounds that their immune not only choking off economic let it understand who has been dustry today is depressed and All the unorthodox treatments — from vegetable diets systems are not apt for this treatment. The fee at Gerson remarks by congressmen who edging toward that record- Thoughts to such measures as coffee enemas and eating the organs shattering level of 20 percent growth, but seriously en­ chosen to run this country as our young people cannot buy (jlinic is $130 a day the first week, and $100 daily rose to make short speeches in of animal fetuses — are described as "holistic health” thereafter. Harry Truman did, he will be a homes. measures. one of the closing sessions of that we endured last spring. dangering many businesses of —Hoxie Clinic, which features its own herbal tonic, a Much of what the Mexican practitioners do cannot be the Lameduck Congress. "The economy needs most long successful standing.” hero, and deservedly so. If he “Not only that. Farmers, decadesold elixir. For $1,000, a patient is entitled to all cannot, then heaven help us small businessmen and all done by U.S. doctors. The medical establishment north of the tonic he needs for life. Rep. Ronald M. Mottl, D- what the fed has failed to Wright charged that the border scoffs at most of the treatments. all.” businessmen are having —Anton Schenk Clinic, which promotes "cell therapy,” Ohio said he had written Paul deliver — reasonably low and members of the reserve board If we were to send letters to the “The so-called holistic health movement has fallen into using "animal tissues and extracts.’ Volcker, reserve board predictable interest rates so “ have taken' it upon Rep. Tim Lee Carter, R-Ky. serious difficulty with these hostages in Iran today I would such disrepute that the term ought to be abandoned." —Plaza Santa Maria Hospital, a former resort hotel on chairm an, asking that he businessmen and consumers themselves to plunge this coun­ cited the difficulty young high interest rates. suggest we begin our tetter wiU the said Dr. Frank Sullivan, an American psychologist whose a seaside bluff overlooking the Pacific Ocean 35 miles working on a joint research project at the Cydel Clinic, south of Tijuana, which treats cancer and degenerative resign "Hopefully the new ad­ alike can borrow and spend..." try into a recession. "It is not couples have in buying homes. words from Paul's Letter to the one of the most prestigious Tijuana-area treatment fair to the incoming ad­ “The average cost of a home in “Mr. Volcker, there is doubt Phillippians, the fourth chapter, diseases, utilizing avant-garde treatments from all over ministration will learn from Rep, Jim Wright, D-Tex.: facilities. the world. The publicity surrounding McQueen's treat­ "During November the prime ministration, the outgoing ad­ the United States today is $80,- about it, is a good man; he beginning with the fourth verse: “We're trying to develop a repeatable and reliable the disastrous experiments of "Rejoice in the Lord always, I will ment gained it world reknown rate jumped four times, from ministration, nor to the coun­ 000. The prime interest rate is believes in the brotherhood of therapy that can be used by doctors in the United States" A former employee at the Plaza Santa Maria Hospital the old. " say it again: Rejoice! Let your Market trip Dr. Mario A. Soto, medical director of the Cydel Clinic, Remarks presented herewith 14‘2 percent to 17 percent. try. The Federal Reserve is now 18 percent, but in many man, the fatherhood of God, said normally there are 50 patients at the clinic, paying the neighborhood of New York gentleness be evident to all. The Lord resents the tendency of Americans to lump all the border $10,000 in advance for a four-week treatment. were excerpted from the With every jump more small not elected by anybody. Ap­ places money can be borrowed is near Do not be anxious about President-elect Ronald Reagan leaves a left, slaughtered one of Reagan’s own steers cancer treatment centers into one disreputable category. City, and 20 percent interest.” There is dispute among doctors of the border cancer Congressional record: businesses closed their doors. parently its members feel they for 16 percent. anything, but in everything, by butcher shop in Thousand Oaks, Calif. The from his ranch in Santa Barbara. (UPI) "Mexico is famous for its National Institute of Car­ clinics as to which unorthodox therapies produce results prayer and petition, with president-elect’s butcher, Pierre Espone, diology. its National Institute of Nutrition, and some good and which are merely vain alternatives thanksgiving, present your requests doctors who are widely respected around the world, " he "I'm a realist." said Soto, accredited as a cancer pointed out. to God" specialist by the University of Mexico The Cydel Clinic, owned by a prominent Mexican fami­ "I'm concerned with results We use Laetrile, standard Rejoicing is the theme of Advent, Water chlorination linked to cancer ly, offers conventional and non-conventional cancer I The Herald in Washington The drama in Poland for Advent is a time for us to prepare chemotherapy, and radiation where it applies on a case- treatments, including Laetrile, saying patients should by-case basis ' for our Lord's birth. Through all of WASHINGTON (UPI) — Five recent studies The earlier findings were based on cancer rate com­ have freedom of choice, within medical reason. have invariably been withdrawn the latest Issue of the journal Policy the stories of men held in captivity, sb*engthen the evidence linking the byproducts of parisons between different population groups. The new freedom has never died in Poland Cydel doctors are convinced that Laetrile, which the Bv I.KK R(M)I:KI< k pinski. a noted Polish siK-iologist and later by the authorities. That is why Review; "The communist regime in through all of the long lines in depart­ drinking watef chlorination with cancers of the rectum, studies compared individual cases of people who drank American medical establishment rejected, at the very Under its puppet rulers whose strings bladder and colon. WASHINGTON-. It would bp dil philospher who recently visited the the concessions made to the free Poland, like every communist ment stores, through all of the chlorinated and unchlorinated water. least diminishes the pain of dying patients and makes have been pulled by Moscow, there The studies, evaluated for the president's Council on Harris said much more detailed studies are needed to ficull to find a greater contrast t nited States. The party represents trade union movement this year have regime, has much to fear, for it is a exhausting activities at home and in them feel better. have been four major periods of Environmental Quality, covered seven upstate New York pinpoint the cause of the excess cancers seen among peo­ between the blessings of democracy the interest of the working class and. tyranny kept in place by force. our community, we are called to worker-government conflict — from been watched and guarded so keenly counties, 70 Illinois counties, all of Wisconsin. 20 south ple who drink chlorinated water. The report said the fin­ open every nite HI and the curse of communism than in if the party runs the state, it claims " ...The fact that the Soviet- rejoice, for the Lord is at hand. Un­ June to October 1956. December 1970 by the workers and their friends Louisiana parishes and all of North Carolina. dings could have been confounded by such factors as (txoafN arturdaya) the transition of power taking place also to represent the interest of the imposed communist regime in fortunately though, when worldly to February 1971. during two days in abroad. Dr. Robert Harris, a member of the council, said the smoking, diet, coffee drinking, artificial sweetener con­ 9 3 . 'au today in the I'nited States and nation as a whole Until now, the communist party Poland has not been able to break the pressures bombard us at every turn June 1976 and finally in the period study review findings released Wednesday support action sumption and alcohol consumption. Poland According to this ideology in a monopoly ol control in Poland has Polish people's national spirit has it's hard to rejoice. initiated in 1978 by the Environmental Protection Agency cookie and which started in July of this year. However, Harris said if the new findings are correct, Percussion President Carter and his ad socialist country no independent had only two major exceptions: The given the Soviet rulers good cause to- Some years ago. our family to control suspected cancer-causing chemicals in that would mean roughly half of all cancers of the At least 50 workers were killed ministration, in an exemplary spirit repre.sentation of particular interests Catholic Church and the private sec­ received a very unique Christmas drinking water. digestive system and urinary tract are caused by water candy tins when police opened fire in 1970. a worry about their hold on all of of cooperation are busy helping IS needed The party leadership and tor of agriculture. The new free trade Eastern Europe Their empire is card which illustrated this message The EPA's new water standards go into effect next chlorination. Spaclallzing In gultara, drama apparatus regard any independence slaughter whose 10th anniversary Ronald Reagan s transition team un­ unions are trying to join those excep­ multi-national, hence their task, a of joy and hope in a world of suf­ November for cities with populations greater than 75,000 Because modifications to water disinfection processes and accaaaorlaa from their control as potentially today is recalled vividly by Polish derstand the nuts and bolts of the tions. and Moscow is trying to stop never-ending one, is to stamp out the fering vividly The card depicted the Those cities were required by the regulations to begin could greatly reduce or eliminate chlorination Professional instructions available. freedom fighters as they await the testing their ewater last month for compounds formed government they w ill lead come ,lan hostile therefore dangerous ' them in their tracks — by intimida­ spirit of national ind endence manger and the Holy lam'ily surroun­ byproducts, Harris said: "There's no excuse for con­ next move of the Russian troops now when chlorine is added to water to kill bacteria that tinuing to ask the public to bear this risk." /•th e m'lfacU ofnMiiftndI 20 Poland IS the most populous and tion if possible, but. if necessary, by animating their subject peoples. . ' ding the Christ Child in the stable. 643-1372 on their country's borders cause waterborne diseases. 218 Hartford Rd. Mon.-FrI. 10 AM-7 PM dowdtown manthtiter J Meanwhile, Russian guns are strategically important East Euro­ armed invasion. Tlie United States and its western The startling difference in this card Karpinski is a former political Cities with populations between 10.000 and 75.000 must Manchester Sat. 10 AM-5 PM poised on its own satellite F^oland to pean country under Soviet domina­ A former U.S. ambassador to allies face fewer challenges more was that the light from the Christ­ prisoner himself who continues to meet the new standards in 1983. discourage or destroy the gams of or­ tion It was attacked by both Ger- NATO, Robert Strausz-Hupe, puts important than helping to keep alive mas star had struck the stable beams ^^iOBSTER DINNERS reside in Poland He writes in the The report, prepared by Science Research Systems dinary workers in this so-called manv and Russia in 1939 to start in such a way that it cast a shadow of FOR TWOI Ragistor now latest issue of the journal. "Freedom the Polish situation in perspective in this spirit Inc. of Ruston. La . said the increased cancer risks people s democracy Worid War II. came under occupa­ a cross over the whole manger as if thru Wad. Dac. 31,1980 at Issue that each of the four con­ suggested by the studies "are large enough to be of con­ A look at Poland s checkered tion in 1941 and under Russian rule the baby Jesus had already been cern, " but small enough to make it difficult to prove that flicts began over economic issues history helps explain what s going on in 194.' a rule sanctioned by the nailed to_it chlorinated water and not other environmental factors and soon expanded to include issues W» ara taking ordan there today and why the Soviet L nion Allies of Valla Berry's World And that's the real reason for our are to blame. of liberty tor tha holldaya. feels compelled to stop it Despite f.iur decades of foreign rejoicing today For we know that llie risks of rectal cancer ranged from 13 to 93 percent higher for those in the five studies who drank chlorinated According to the ideology of the domination however the nuest for In 19'i6 in Poznan, the workers' God's power does not lie dormant in 43 Oak Street water than those who drank unchiorinated water. The W.G. GLENNEY’S communist party. " says Jakub Kar- taxes were wrongly calculated, ' a manger but comes alive in the per­ KUNCNESTDl explains Karpinski "In 1970 — two report said the findings for colon and bladder cancer son of Jesus Christ who gave His life weeks before Christmas — the were less clear, but still indicated an association. SEA FOOD so that we might have life. And out of "ST authorities proclaimed huge food- Harris said each of the five studies, supported by the BHMG VOUBOWIN Quote/Unquote our life we are assured that God will StW»4G tt<,AF€>CMRrtYEA«S price increases The strikes in June Environmental Protection Agency, was more detailed BEER OR WINE raise us into a newness of life if we and more reliable than previous studies that first raised peaceable problem-solving rather 1976 and in July 1980 were al.so ■ The type of product in the remain faithful to Him. Out of our the issue Slockino Stuffers than imposing their authority, provoked by foodprice increases theaters today treats young people as earthly suffering arises a new song of children and parents can think up In every case, the workers in at subhuman, less important than joy, in a setting of peace that only solutions together ' least one factory went on strike, and adults Christ can give. — Dr. I'hoinas (,ordon. founih-r this developed into a general strike in — I ons Bill, uelor produeer. on The fate of those hostages in Iran of Parenl |-.ffecli\eiie»« I raining. at least one industrial town ' OPEN SUNPAY12-5] ,ii\ lii*lorc pr4»fe4%MM-. scary f hose years are not only im­ cusations were formulated against tMUimeTi this power explaining wli\ Vnn-ricans Idanie portant .educationally but socially So-called anti-socialist elements or So rejoice, for the Lord is at hand. ihe I .>. |c hands ol God When I pitch again, 5’/."COMPAa Poland s communist leaders to think Rev Paul E. Henry Jr. CIRCULAR SAWS SOLDERING GUN high in the air from a crain- — a 1 m going to pitch — maybe better SPEEDBOa "88” HANDYMAN* RATCHET twii-e before re.sorting to bloodshed Pastor W OOD BIT SETS KITS WITH CASE h irlfid a s jo ke fro m hi-, hndfli*--,. I m going to be stronger this time Faith Lutheran Church SCREWDRIVERS '•/ hale to tell you this, but the beard simply A major problem with power is • — J.R. Richard. Iloii-ton -Astro In the past, political concessions East Hartford, Ct. 9612 doesn I go with the preppy look that It doesn I last You eventually (lilcher. wtio i- rerupt-raling from made to pacify Poland's workers MMR *7300 run out of it When parents use .1 -iroke . 1 W[H»rl 1 «233H L tIT n U 6 f I2 1 . H im n m tiiji llSTMlOimN USTnilCEI2!M 6'P< powar drill bii sal lbs. lig h t' C ut' fne . c>n’plo*p loo'* Qu'Ck ir>cl. one each ‘ • bit paneling, plywood tnm loo '40 »>0't cluot heo' Retutn design iof easy Washington Merry-Go-Round V i“ bit ‘ e’' bit. more. Steel wrap-around gun witn Im gt’rt'p opefoiior* Mond'e stores bit, '/«” bit arid I bit shoe Accepts optional irol Soldei 3 tips ft Ifo a pt Siiev»dr'»e« Ve" sh anks riplerKe 4000 rpm 6 hp occessones 'C. lydeJ bit ft 2 drill points Carter purposely misled public wiih super*salesmanship lls ’;? Y \Uiili- lioiini- Iiiprlinr: Among remembers congressional receptions the few chuckles (he Carter cam­ he threw a Blair House and the nuclear warheads ready to go — paign people can recall from the re­ Smithsonian Institution, a barbecue B> J U K \M H :I< n<)N hogwash The president was told that to put the brakes on a U S.-Soviet roughly twice the number they have cent disaster was the president's tour at Sen. Herman Talmadge’s home WA.SHI.NGTON New evidence SALT II. much less the fast- nuclear arms race. Yet the president / at this point ' i - has come to light suggesting that dwindling prospect of SALT 111. was insisting that SALT 11 and SALT of Philadelphia's Italian market. and dutiful visits with every con­ And th a t’s just SALT II. As O FUUER Jimmy Carter and Defense would in no way lead to a reduction in HI would lead to a reduction in both Shaking hands with everyone in gressional committee chairman — Brown's memo noted, even the Secretary Harold Brown deliberately the nuidear arsenals of the two super­ nation's nuclear stockpiles sight. Carter reached out and and probably wonders if they were 7-PIECE proposed SALT III agreement misled the American public on the powers A serious deficiency in the SALT grabbed an extended limb — which all worth it. X-ACTO SCREWDRIVER SETS "would not require lim its on X-ACTOKNIFI O FUUIR SALT II agreement The point to remember is that agreements — whether 11 or HI — is turned out to be a chicken leg the Maii-li oil waaie: The new com­ Backfire, SS-20 (nuclear missiles) or mander of Tyndall Air Force Base in ^ Puritan Soft Touch Full Fashioned TOOL CHf STS VISE-ORIP'** PLIER A WRENCH The SALT II agreement. nOw effec­ Carter was touting SALT II as a way that they control only the number of stall owner happened to be waving other TNF (Theater Nuclear Forces Panama City, Fla., Brig, Gen. Knits Feel Like Cashmere comion luxury 165 PLIER SETS GIFT SETS tively dead, was on the verge of ol {-educing nuclear weapons missile launchers each nation The president, gamely wiped off the sophtstica|ed smartness This DuPont Orion acrylic weapons)." *337 extinction even before the presiden- Brown s top-secret memorandum possesses 'Chese are the missile slime and went on to the next Robert Reed, apparently keeps up on knit IS machine wash and dry over and over so the cashmere- In his memo. Brown virtually LIST raiei tt.N 175 178 tial campaign pointed out that neither SALT II nor silos, submarine tubes and bombers handshake — a bit more warily. interior decorating trends. As a like softness stays And the custom-like lit keeps on looking new, abandoned any chance that SALT - The outgoing president is result, gray'is out and "earth tones" feeling great Sizes S-M-L-XL unnii6E22.n /3I50 really got started the hoped-lor SALT HI agreement that can send nuclear devices Super Quality setmcl agreements would give U.S. missile • Blue Heather vNavy Fitted w o o d chest con- LHT niteEIIMI LttT niiei n.n hurtling toward targets in the United privately smarting over the cloying are In at the base,,,Desks and chairs C A 4 AA loins f|. <2, knives, 7 m ost useful sires fc«tro But Carter, trying I '' would actually reduce either nation s One S ' 4 one 10 lock • Beige Heather • Brown | V V 13 assorted btodes. 4 iorge unbreohoble tomloi t Inf i.jdes heovy duty 8 States and the Soviet Union, But forces a chance to survive a Soviet media treatment Ronald Reagan got are being painted and reupholstered ing phets with curved to depict Ronald ' ^ nuclear stockpile t ^ M S 2 routers and 4 grip hondles Oih boaeri od|i>siable w 'e n ch 8 10 • Ecru ^ |dws i knurled tips there has been no coverage of the sneak attack. "It is very unlikely," for his whirlwind tour of Capitol Hill. in brown, at a cost to the taxpayers of finishing tools ginove lOini pliar with Reagan as a war- , / Reductions arc important as sym­ U se os vise, clamp he wrote, "that SALT HI constrains $84,(XX), ‘while wood paneling and ,itiyi gnpA Gdf bohod monger, kepi bols ol progress toward real disar­ number ol lyiissiles that can be The reports invariably mentioned pipe wrench, cut could be negotiated which would ter and more' bringing up SALT mament.’ Brown told the president, ^ stockpiled to feed the launchers: Carter's failure to court Congress rust-colored carpeting were ordered restore (U.S,) ICBM silo survivabili­ for another $81,435. II as if It were the but they have serious drawbacks as By speeding - up their reloading during his tenure. But Carter ty in the post-1985 period,” S B R V liim P HARDWARE (^HmST.TIr\S last, best hope ol a means of accomplishing strategic capability, the Russians can effec­ Brown also raised other doubts avoiding a nuclear holocaust Brown and SALT objectives, and are tively double their nuclear missile about SALT II — none of which were HOME IMPROVEMENT CENTER supported the president with therefore inadequate as the primary- capacity. "Measures designed to raised by Carter in either his fight Iflaurliriitn* tzimiiny Hrnilft reassuring statements on the treaty's objective of SALT H I" control the number of missiles (not REGAL’S"Where Women Love to Shop for Men ' •MANCHESTER •GLASTONBURY for ratification of SALT II or his re- •3NEeRONAVy effectiveness Thus, even while Carter was just their launchers) are needed ..to Manchester — A City of Village Charm 33«N MAIN ST electionicampaign. While Garter was MANCHESTER VERNON 649-5253 .633-4679 At the same time, however, the promoting SALT II as a disarma­ limit reload capabilities," Brown’s Founded Oct. 1, 1881 memo warbed. singing the praises of SALT II, and 903 MAIN ST. TRI-CITY PLAZA defense secretary wrote a top- ment hope lor mankind, his chief' •ELLINGTON •WlUINGTON Getting down to cases, the defense holding out promise of even greater Open every nIte til 9:00 Open every nite til 9 secret. sensitive ' memo to Carter military adviser was warning that it Published by the Manchester Publishing Co., Herald Square, Sun. 12-5 Sun. 12-5 RTI3W[STRD RT44 things to come from SALT III, the 875-6213 429-9916 that tells an entirely different story might restrict the number of missile chief warned that even if the Soviet Manchester, Conn. 06040. Telephone (203) 643-2711. defense secretary was advising him ------launchers but not of missiles that union agreed to limit its launchers to, M«n'b«r. Audit 9ufMu of Circulation Mtmbar. Unitad Pr«M inlamaltonal My assiK iate Dale Van Atta has seen that neither agreement would ac­ a copy ol Brown s memorandum could be launched say, 1,000, the lack of restraint on the Steven Harry Executive Editor complish the reduction in nuclear which shows Carter's campaign The best ( arlei could reasonably actual missiles would still allow Cuilomai Servica — 647-M46 Frank A Burbank. Managing Editor terror the president was promising. Raymond F Robinaon. Editor-Publithar Harold E Turkington. Editor Emerttua rhe'oric on disarmament was pure hope lor., by Brown's estimate, was them to have as many as 11,000 EVENING HERALD, Thurs., Dec. 18, 1980 - 7 6 - EVENING HERALD, Thurs, Dec. 18. IWO Castro boasts sealift sent ^scum^ to U.S. HAVANA, Cuba (UPI) - Fidel government policies, he devoted of agression by the United States, Castro boasted that the three-month much of the speech to justify and Venezuela and Peru, whose em­ Mariel sealift of 100,000 discontented even boast about his decision to allow bassies were used as havens by Beautiful refugees to M iam i forced Cuba's the mass exodus of Cubans, calling it Cubans clamoring to leave the island. "scum" on the United States in the "the biggest cleanup" In the island’s The bearded Cuban leader gave the "biggest cleanup" in the island's history, go-ahead for the exodus last April by history. Castro recalled that after the 1959 withdrawing guards from the Peru­ r* At an open session of the Second Cuban revolution, the United States vian embassy. Within two days 7,000 Communist Party Congress opened its doors to Cuban im m igra­ Cubans jammed onto the grounds and Poinsettias Wednesday, the Cuban president also tion to lure Cuba's best minds with a by the end of the month thousands of said he would continue to allow "gross exhibition of richness" and small craft and chartered boats had Cuban exiles to visit tbeir homeland, "bleed our country of qualified per­ descended on the Cuban port of from $7.95 so long as their behavior was not sonnel." Mariel. ' ‘counter-revolutionary.' ’ "This time (the United States) was More than 100,000 Cubans, many of Western diplomats say the permis­ forced to take the scum of our them selected by the Castro regime, sion to allow Cuban exiles to visit society," Castro said. He said many were evacuated to the United States their homeland with tales of a better of those who left were petty thieves in a sealift that ended last June, life in tbe United States was partly and other criminals. creating severe political problems f responsible for the discontent, which Castro, who sported full m ilitary for the Carter Administration as it OFF sparked the summer exodus from regalia, termed the sealift "one of sought to relocate the refugees. 20% Mariel Harbor. the most important political, In the speech. Castro also called Although Castro talked into the ideological and moral victories of the for increased dialogue between poor ALL CHRISTMAS night Wednesday announcing new revolution," but said it was the result and wealthy nations. Father kills son over Bus frames reinforced PLANTS bath fight l i g g e l t ^ Shoppe Extra reinforcement is being added to this ticut Transit Authority, where the problem CASH & CARRY JASPER, Texas (U P I)- A frame for a Grumman bus The new buses has also surfaced. The Grumman Flexible Police say a 61-year-old Cuba's Fidel Castro, under a mural of when 100,000 refugees fled to the U.S. The M aPARKAD E PHARMACY 3 D A Y have been taken out of service in many areas, Co., builder of the buses, said 180 pounds of man shot and killed his son revolutionary heroes, tells the Cuban Com­ where problems have developed due to steel will be added to the 350-pound frames, Fine Gift Selections Cuban Communist Congress lasts until Satur­ with a shotgun during an munist Party that Cuba rid itself of its scum cracked frames. The Grumman buses are (CPI I day. (UPI) argument over whether the used in the Greater Hartford area bv Connec­ • Pewter older man should take a j - ' F O R TH E & A bath. Alfred Nash Sr. of near­ • Woodware by Buna was charged Toxic shock syndrome found Wednesday in the death of 8 * Handcrafted items Seabrook protesters cleared his son, Robert Denmon Nash, 34. He was held on LARBEST PIPE SELECTION * Candles & Cards CONCORD, N.H (UPI) - The island distracted motorists. must take into account the .fact that $20,000 bond. IN TOW N* more common than suspected^ New Hampshire Supreme Court has Under state law, a person "is guil­ the people must be afforded an op­ Authorities said during MANY SHAPES AND SIZES and muchf much more! overturned the conviction of nine ty of disorderly conduct if he refuses portunity to engage in the peaceful an argument Tuesday night BOSTON iC P Ii - Toxic Davis said patterns of of the day, but not con­ receive those antibiotics, " anti-nuclear demonstrators arrested to comply with a lawful order of the public expression of their views," the about whether the older shock syndrome — a rare tampon usage were not tinuously during the Davis .said at Seabrook and declared a portion of police to move from a public place." court said. man should take a bath, disease linked to the use oi likely to differ radically menstrual day - day and Comparison of the 35 TSS Finest the state law on disorderly conduct The court said the definition in­ When nine of the demonstrators ig­ Nash shot his son with a tampons — is more com­ from Wisconsin to other night There should be cases with the matched Grain unconstitutional. terferes with a person's right to nored police orders to leave the traf­ shotgun mon than first estimated, states, but declined to some tarnpon-free inter­ controls also showed a The nine were among 30 people in­ freedom of speech and rights of fic island, they were arrested on dis­ Nash surrendered to but repeat episinJes can be project the 6 2 per 100.000 val. he said wider use of all types of -MAXIM iJM TF» tm- J-.C a j*w£ i .*iai j volved in an anti-nuclear demonstra­ assembly orderly conduct charges and con­ Sheriff Aubrey Cole after reduced with a specific rate as a national average The researchers found contraceptives in the con­ & Light as GENUINE BLOCK A A tion on a traffic island outside the Quoting from a U.S. Supreme victed in Rockingham County the shooting. The younger class of antibiotics a Based on our finding, TSS recurred in 28 percent trol group — pills, in­ a Faathar main gate to the Seabrook nuclear Court decision, the justice said any Superior Court. Nash was pronounced dead MEERSCHAUM JUWn f l t t report published today and also based on informa­ ' 101 of the 35 women but at trauterine devices, power plant on Aug. 25. 1978. law that makes it a crim inal offense "Such a group, engaged in the at the scene. FROM TURKEY f c W /U V I I said tion that was available a much lower rate in diaphragms, sperniicidal m Open State police said they arrested the to refuse or fail to comply with any peaceful and otherwise lawful exer­ Researchers at the through the CDC study, the women treated with tieta- loams and condoms. Davis ^ Thurs. & Fri. nite DO IT SATURDAY - Win Finest group because some members oc­ lawful order "is so broad as to evoke cise of their constitutional right, has Wisconsin Division of current recommendations lactam.ise resistant" an­ said til 9 money by solving the casionally stepped into the street, constitutional doubts of the utmost as much right to police protection as Health and the fniversity are that women who wish tibiotics resistant to anti­ The rale of TSS was Prizeword puzzle in your 85 E. CENTER ST. 649-5268 „| f-"*-"" ^ creating a traffic hazard. Police also gravity other people and institutions in the of Wisconsin Center for to eliminate any risk of drug enzymes put out by lower in women who used Saturday morning Herald. Health Sciences in TSS are advised not to bacteria th e contraceptives, testified that the group on the traffic "The crim inal statutes of this state community." the court said. Madison, recorded oc­ use tampons Davis said W e noticed that in the although Davis said. "No currences of TSS at a rate in a telephone interview I'alients that received it one method ac counted for of 6 2 cases for every 10(1.■ \ woman who w ishes to during their first episode that difference " 000 menstruating women reduce risk of developing two months after treat- •Scientists also noted a TSS but continue to u.se meni only one out of 19 had TSS has been associated lower rate of TSS m women tampons would be advised recurrences as ojiposed with the bacteria who used any type of to use tampons during part to nine of 13 that did not Staphylcoccus aureus *DR. 6IIAB0W aMEDICl mechanical or hormonal aMYWOODIE *GBD contraceptive, although •ROYAL DANISH they could not explain why. 5. X,. The study, appearing in •DUNHILL SECONDS For An the New England Journal •HILLSTON aSAVENELLI of .Medicine, confirms Unusual Smoke earlier reports of the tam­ CelelmueCMsmm pon s role in causing TSS, a Maershaum: E disease marked by fever, SELECT FROM THE rash headaches and •Miliiona of Tiny holea diarrhea Several TSS- FINAST PIPES IN related deaths have been THE WORLD! •Air conditiona the amoke reported wUhJIerUage •Hand Carved Investigators compared the life styles of 35 TSS •Lighteat, cooleat pipe made patients to three women •Many artistic shapes free of the disease who had C to *125®® similar menstrual flow and intensity and were of com­ parable age and marital 7 TO 12 HOLE ( SAWg ifl I PIPE RACKS LLLCTRONIC status t K jHTLRS Dr Jeffery l' Davis, of RONSON the Wisconsin Division of t.l rn'’ AM Health said the 6 2 per .IcjMllH 100,(XX) rate was higher •tf fO H TltbS •Slim than a preliminary figure •iK.H’SLvf Hv of three cases per KW.OOO. TiMt estimated b\ the federal Rtu $.’4 -IS Center for Disease Control REG $17 9 6 $ 9 8 8 1 4 9 9 Drup; sales famous storm coats 2 0 % O F F HjjMts eve'If I'fTie ' help make f a a ETCI a BT' FAMOUS V2 ends meet from Fitz and Bonders B P C u tC rym tm l BUXTON PRICE v: WALLETS ST f'.M T. Minn l l'l □ n m i T '1 — The $13H monthlv Social ... up to $15 OFF! ■OIU Securit;. rheik a >~o grr quadriplegic received wasn't enough so he sold Short Storm Coats Long Storm Coats AbH rWA» mmtm marijuana from the back WilP , A»v *-l • ' H(G tJOOO MOMITIUCt* (jfsep an, tjuV JesM.iD of his van tor extra money liffhit*' hd'. r jJ| .• |gg SPECIAL i.SfS s t.itiiljid I $399 his friend said a'tit * 2 3 ‘ taneli.ei Mjf. 'ir'y PURCHASE The quadriplegit Ralph E Favors 22. St Paul 59»» SAVE 16.57 New 1980 Model I n e w I SAVE *20 paralyzed since he was shot m the neck sewTal values to ‘75! NORELCO \ MR- WISK^ years ago pleaded guilty guaranteed l Tuesday in Ramsey Rototract j • shave dose District Court to a drug Coats designed by our b e ^ storm coat Adjustable I possession charge •ultra thin We of (he Heritage Savings family inviie you take a few minutes Police searched the maker, to take the chill of a l\|ew England 10 Tripleheade^ out from shopping Thursday night to join us for a program of head Favors van Oct 7 alter winter In stride, and t^ a k e a girl 45 Llttara observing many people through It In warmth^nd stylel Christmas music at our main office. The program will be presented 45 cuttar* •Direct drive by The Martha White Singers, Manchester’s 30 member choral going to and from the van twin blad* & imnimum where it was parked group that has won wide recognition throughout the region. We’ll 9 cloaanas* Police found one large bag have coffee, cocoa and cookies for everyone. Won’t you join us vibration • Single And Double Brrasted Coats Mtting and 11 small packets of 'Thursday? We'll be in the courtyard of our office at 1007 Main marijuana • Poly/Cotton Blends sP^pllns sTwIlls Street from 7:30 til 8. We look forward to sharing the spirit of the Miles (i Warden, his • Warm Pile Or Quilt Linings holiday season with all of our friends. 29.99 friend. 23. of St f'aul, < • Some With Iridescent Linings pleaded guiltv to-a charee ^2.38! rag. ‘49.95 of pos.sessing marijuana on • Pile Trims • Hoods Rag. 5B.95 Monday • All Wonderfully Washable SAVE *101 [SAVE MOl Warden who used to live • New Colors • Sizes 8-20 with Favors and received a • Lott of powar state grant to take care of 4 him told the judge Favors coal*, downtown manchoslor and trI-cIty plaza, vamon tfcritage JSavings • Slick Sllvar sold about four ounces of • on* touch •Big soiuid m a riju a n a a w eek to Downtown Open til 9. except Set. ^tin. 12-S. & I AHiti /\ss(K 'iati(m • S i n c e ISO I ______spediers tuning supplement his Social TrI-CIty Plaza Hour* open 10-9 M-F, Sat 10-5“ Sun 12-5 A Security check r Q Q D • N I s m over volum* control Favor* was convicted on l i V s V V 29 stations a marijuana possession 1(K)7 Main Street charge in 1979 and was Your Worth'B Chargo Card maka$ $hopplng $o aauf! itAMNSMIMC Q .E . AM/FM Radio placed on probation for % LENDER Emerson AM/FM Portable Two-Way three years Pocket Radio Sentencing for both men was set fcjr Jan 30 rag. 19.95 rag. 'ZS.tS 8 - EVENING HERALD, Thurs , Dec. 18, 1980 EVENING HERALD, Thurs., Dec. 18, I - 9 There’s white gold Town to study optimum options for space use believes it could result in BOLTON - A study on shoot of the declining Building were a reality. go forth to the Board of Hall should be boarded up Brahaney questioned like to have an unbiased them voting "in favor of all possible options for school enrollment problem Resident Carol Levesque Finance and the voters.” because it is “an historical whether any work had been person get the figures. on them thar hills She thinks the senior the completion of the C-4 using both town and school leaving empty thinks the selectmen landmark and should be done on getting cost es­ Ryba assured her it would Ht I nilcd Inicrnulioiiul dreaming of a white Christmas. weather. facilities will be prepared schoolrooms and over­ should "stand behind" and citizens of Bolton should be Building." left and preserved as it is timates to renovate the be done and when she saw Out west at the ski resorts they’re Conditions, however, were not all Jon Goldman of Vail Associates in by Alan Bergren, ad­ crowded offices at the give support to the school given a permanent place in Mrs. Levesque does not now." Community Hall. Mrs. the figures she would dreaming — or hoping — for a white that bad. according to Aspen Skiing Colorado, described the attitude of ministrative assistant, for Community Hail. board when it is "tim e tp the 5-8 Building and believe the Community Resident Barbara Brahaney said she would “flip." Christmas, but in the east it has Corp. spokesman Jack Brendlinger many western ski resort operators: the Board of Selectmen. The Board of Education already arrived in Colorado "W e’ve been doing this for 18 years Selectman Douglas voted recently to retain the It's a turn of the tables from last "We re only about one good snow­ and we've learned that panicking Cheney will assist in C-4 Building but said in winter when the West got "white fall away from excellent skiing con­ doesn't do a lot to make it snow. preparing the report. various stages part or all of gold. " the abundance of snow that ditions. " he said, despite the fact Every winter is different, one of the First Selectman Henry the 5-8 Building could be makes a successful season, and the that only 20 of Colorado's 32 ski areas advantages we have is that there are Ryba authorized having the turned over to the town. ______\ i ■ / ------„ „ — . — r : ------\ East saw dismal rain, bare slopes were open Wednesday. Last year at a lot of other things going on besides report done and wants it in Total "turnover would ^ Deli Department Specials ^ and dwindling cash receipts this time, all but four of them were skiing.” he .said "The people who January. result only if additions and CHOICEST MEATS The Christmas-New Year s vaca­ operating come over Christmas are mostly The report will be an off­ renovations to the C-4 QUALITY FRENCH tion period is often the make-or- Colorado Ski Country USA repeat customers. They’ve seen it in break of the ski season And this year spokesman Debbie Dix said most of bad years and good years and know IN TOWN BRIE...... » 3 . 7 9 the eastern U.S. ski resorts hope the the areas have their own snow­ there are other things they can do u 4 d a c h o ic e b o n e l e s s s h o u l d e r PROVOLONE weather is on their side for a change. making machines to supplement They know they can have a good We were washed out last Christ­ natural snow and that was what is time ” CHEESE...... » 2 . 1 9 Park pavilion QROTE a WEIQEL mas But this Christmas is going to keeping some of the areas open At New Hampshire's Loon Moun­ CLOD be terrific. Pat Wiken, an employee .New England has already received tain, the white gold was already on HOT DOGS NATURAL CASIM...... of .Sugarloaf I'SA, Maine's largest ski more natural snow than it got during . * 2 . 1 9 the ground now finished KRAKU8 re.sort. said Wednesday "There are last year's entire season Holiday* ROAST a lot of happier people around here ’ In California there were some W e have a foot ol snow ' on the U8DA CHOICE BONELESSBONEl (LONDON BROIL) IMPORTED HAM . * 2 . 9 9 Northern New England was skiable areas this month but there ground over a man-made base." said ponsETniv QROTE a WEIQEL BOLTON — The pavilion at Indian Notch Park, a reveling in a Monday-Tue.sday storm still were a lot bare spots and roi ks Oiris Rodli All I can remember project of the Bolton Lions Club, has been completed. that dumped Irom 1 to 2 leet ol snow- Heavenly Valley at l,ake Tahoe, one Iasi year is thal il rained on Christ­ BOLOGNA Construction of the pavilion took three years. . * 1 . 8 9 on Its mountains QROTE a WEIQEL of the largest ski resorts, was closed inas There were some minimal The pavilion cost $10,000 and has a concrete floor, steel SHOULDER But in the west the drought kept Still, there was no panic Alter all, Woodland Gardens snowlalls but we were depending on posts and a wood shingle roof. Club members had a varie­ LIVERWURST . * 1 . 9 9 many areas closed The re.sorts were there isn t much vou can do about the man-made " ty of fundraisers to earn the money for the pavilion. V CoiiK $€6 Christnus 3.5 nowofs - 4 aOS The money was used for materials only b^au se club STEAKS members volunteered their labor for construction of the U8DA CHOICE BONELESS TOP Red, White and Pink 4.3 tiowen ■ 6.45 pavilion. Trash man remembers One of the functions of the club is civic projects and the FROZEN local dub wanted something all townspeople could use OREGON FARM! Singie, Large Poinsettia 2.39 5-9 flowers - 8*95 and enjoy. BLADE 1019 CARROT CAKE...... 1 'o i. p k , . * 1 i 3 8 .Members ol the club’s building committee who were in­ B IR D ! E Y I help last Christ mas Flowers A Plants G A R L A N D (roping) strumental in getting the project off the ground and COOKED SQUASH STEAKS MRS. SMITH’S seeing it completed were John Whitham and Lawrence to decorate the home Pine Laurel, Princess Pine Converse Timothy Brahaney was instrumental in seeing PUMPKIN PIE ...... 4,01. * 2 . 3 8 DARLINGTON, .S C i I ’PI i - Ray­ mas cards — and about $30,000. tree in the front room of the house, GRADE A- 10 TO 14 LBS. A SARA LEE Pine & Laurel the that the project was done correctly. Whitham said mond Sansbury’s nerves are bad and Sansbury said he was "really sur­ which Sansbury said was given them Cyclamen, dirysanttMmums PUMPKIN PIE 4. . . * 1 . 5 9 8 he doesn’t have a regular job. but he prised" by the attention by reporters from a national African Violate, Kalanchoe there are a few small things that need to be done but the B IR D ! EYE owns a home with indoor plumbing " It made me feel closer to people, magazine He said they would "try to building is usable and it’s beautiful. COOL WHIP...... 8 9 « Deck the Halls with: The Lions want to turn the building over to the town so TURKEYS .09'’ TROPfCANA FROZEN and won I have to scour the local knowing that people cared. buy" a few presents for the children, Celle Lillee, Lg^ Foliage Plants dump for Christmas prc.sents this Sansbury said during an interview but money is short and he does not It will be covered by town insurance. ORANOE JUICE ...... H o t 8 9 * Hanging Plants Freshly Cut Boughs PLUMP MEATY GRADE A 18 TO 22 LBS. 8TO U FFER9 year Wednesday at his new house - a know how much he can afford Calvin Hutchinson, building inspector, asked the Board of Selectmen to defer action on accepting the building un­ SAUSAGE OR PEPPERONI PIZZA...... t i o . M . 8 9 Sansbury. 34. became the object of prefabricated, one-story structure A littje iijq.re money should be on Fresh Wreaths 8TOUFPER*S til he completes an inspection and issues a certificate of national attention and an outpouring with four bedrooms, a kitchen, a Its way soon! though Headquarters for Fine DELUXE PIZZA ...... 11V. Ol. * 2 o 2 9 of sympathy last year when he was living room, and a bathnxnn - that An independent California Balsam Pine Laurels occupancy. TURKEYS arrested for Iresjiassing at the u.sed up almost all of the contributed producer. Drew Cummings, has Plain & decorated Whitham said the club still needs some money to pay Chesterfield County dump Sansbury. money written a movie about Sansbury’s CHRISTMAS TREES final bills for the project and may have a raffle. a $112-a-week trash hauler at the Mrs Sansbury. who , proudly life, and said he plans to begin He said the club plans to have a formal dedication of time, had just completed a garbage pointed out that their new house had filming at Myrtle Beach in February Your choice - Freshly cut or balled the building in the spring. run Dec 18 and had re.scued some indoor plumbing ~ a family first — When filming begins. Sansburv is to Scotch Pine, Frazer Fir, Cancolor Fir ^ . u discarded items as Christmas echoed her husband s surprise and get $9,000 Excellent Quality y'® presents tor his wife and seven his appreciation Mrs .Sansbury 29. u.sed to work at children I felt people just didn't care about a fast food restaurant, but .said two of Sidewalk work The new> ol his potential $100 fine each other, she said I still feel her children got sick last spring at Hours- Stop by and order a fruit basket for a holiday and 3li-day jail sentence made good since that happentMl the same time Sansbury s health being studied All nine of the Sansburys used to Weekdays national headlines thal outraged and began to fail so she quit to nurse 6 4 3 - 8 4 7 4 embarrassed Chesterfield County ol- live in a ramshackle old house, with them 8 AM-6 PM \ F it NON - In stalled along Route 83 to gift or visit our holiday gift headquarters. ficials who claimed they were un- lour small rooms and no indoor plum­ Despite his health problems and H i response to numerous the shopping area at Ver­ Sat & Sun lairly depicted as Scrooges Charges bing Their meals were prepared on having to scrimp. Sansbury said he is I ^ requests from residents of non Circle. Call in and order your holiday cold cuts and against Sansbury wore dropped an old pot-belly stove, which also in much better shape than last year 8 AM-5 PM 168 Woodland Straal p i Welles Country Village in Mrs. Herbst told the But in addition to public outrage, heated the water with which the 1 think things are better because I I ' Talcottville, an apartment residents that she was thou.sands of people including enter­ lamily bathed have this house, he said, although complex for the elderly. forwarding their requests cheese platters now. tainer Sammv Davis Jr . sent Christ­ The tarnilv has a small Christmas mv nerves are bad WOODLAND GARDENS ^ the town will look into the to the Planning Depart­ possibility of installing ment but cautioned them , sidewalks the town can’t use monies P arents I . The residents, in letters from the Community * to Mayor Marie Herbst. We Give Old Fashioned % said they enjoy walking Development Block Grant ignore T and feel it is good exercise to build these sidewalks Butcher Service ... No Substitute lor them but they would since they are outside the auto safety like to have sidewalks in- Rockville area. Rockville For Quality is the target area for use of E I l)ir«M‘tor reHigns all CD grant money for infants Town Planner George ’.I BtM TON - Dr C Wen- Russell said it is about 3.- BOSTON. CPU Fewer .0 ^ HOUOAY HOURS dall W'ickershain, director 500 feet from the village to 317 Highland S t than 4 percent of children Mgn 1 Tue$ tam-Opm of health, has submitted the Vernon Circle shopping under 4 are put into Ins resignation effective area. He said current es­ Wed Sam-Spin automobile s a I e t v MAHCHESTER Jan 1 but has agreed to timates for concrete Thm. A Fit i 9H)0 restraints by theit parents downtown manchester serve in the position of sidewalks are $14 a lineal Sat I Sun til 6d)0 and onlv about h.ill of all tri-city plaza, vernon HICHLUTB assistant director The in­ foot, without curb.*. He C infants travel in salety corn. terim health director will said this would mean an in­ seats, a survev published be Dr Howard Lockward, stallation cost of about today said who has been serving, as $49,000 for one side of the Parents seem to lelax assistant director. Dr, street only. their attitude about putting Wickersham said. Russell said that as of IIMIMIIMIIMI ■■■■■■ISIBSIS children into seatbelts as Pressure from work and Dec 9 there was just $30,- the kids get older resulting family forced me to make 733 left in the Sidewalk in thousands ol preventable GROCERY SPECIALS 1 f Garden Fresh^ Produce Specials this decision.’ Development Fund. deaths and injuries a year, anSEN QIANT the report said m ,i letter to NIBLETCORN...... 1 2 « 2 1 6 9 * the .New Kngiand lournal PILLSBURY KkAA^ ol Medicine FLOUR...... O l W ' BAKING POTATOES 51^1.29 BAKER’S A r a l A survey ol 2 474 FRESH GREEN AA a children b v t li e COCONUT...... Toz pkg I Give someone HEATH O A « Massachusetts Depart­ TASTY BROCCOU . ^ ment ol Public Health BITSO’ BRiCKLE...... 7oz.pkg 99 showed Ihe percentage, ol a new family KELLOQQ'S , K A « LARGE TASTY restrained c h ' I d r i- r; CROUTETTES...... 7oz D l l ' S A V E » ! SWEET LIFE QIANT AA« decreased steadily Irom su 0 percent in the inlinls to 4 12 heirloom, o RIPE OLIVES...... pitt«isv.oz. O D ' NAVEL ORANGES « s percent in the 4-\ear-old.- 6 89 Sharun .1 Spaight one ' I ( iiu* sunu'um* VTiu SEET^JUICY three authors ol the report, hiMulitiil |)(i( k(‘( w tmni ( ioltltn. It said lederal statistii s show 10 < oiiM si.irl ,1 niiw EMPEROR GRAPES 11. about 8(Ki chddren under 10 old t. daughter of ol East Hartlord .Maine His paternal grand­ .Mrs. Leonard Doyle of Mrs. Adolf Costa. the annual celebration of the foun­ Franklin B and Jo-Ann parents are .Mr and Mrs East Hartford His pater­ and Mrs. Lionel Nadeau of ding of William Smith College, es­ NYLON JACKETS .Muller Myrick iil 19 S H .in l.' R f h C r c a .Norman Poulin of nal grandparents are .Mr <>ebel, Jofion Michael. M anchester, a member of the tablished in 1906. 54.97 Hawthorne Si \ W ’ r 111 d.iughtcr ol Rockville and Mrs John Andreoli of son of David F. and .Manchester was born Dec Manchester. Melonee Wilson Gebel of 97 Hichard H III and Jams 30% OFF Reg. $70-$100! From London i at .Manchester Memorial A V f r 111 Hartley of (.umphell, Elrir An­ Cannon Road. East Hart­ Trim Fashions Hospital Her maternal Marlbiiroiif; was born drew. son of Kendrick and Wellm, Brian Mirhael, lord. was born Dec 13 at Fog, Maine Guide and Specialising excluiively in REG. $38-$125. NOW 25.99 to 86.99! grandmother is Blanche Dec 10 .It Manchester IxJis Hasesak Campbell of son of Michael D and Manchester Memorial Aberdeen! A super seiection of Muller of Manchester Her .Memorial Hospital Her 96 Burke St., E^st Hart­ Michelle M Asselin Welles Hospital His maternal SLFNDKRIZING PI u a Size FashionA From White Stag, Pacific Trail and Ruaa Togsl Choose suburban coats, hooded parkas, paternal grandparents are maternal grafidjiarents are lord. was born Dec 11 at of 10 W. Middle Turnpike. grandparents are Mr and Mr and Mrs Richard Mr and Mrs Paul .Averill Manchester Memorial Manchester; was born Dec Mrs Harold W Wilson Sr fake fur, fur trim hooded and zip front styles with bomber jackets and morel 38- Dawkins of Shelton ol East Hartford Her Hospital His maternal 13 at Manchester of Manchester. His pater­ Where faihion it a look, hidden hoods. All with poly fill. Sizes 8-18, S-M-L. 46. grandparents are Mr and Memorial Hospital His nal grandfather is M Fran­ paternal grandparents are not a tu e. Men’s Shop, all D&L stores Murphy. *'arah \niir, Mr and Mfs Richard .Mrs William Hasesak ol maternal grandparents are cis Gebel of Manchester Misses' Coats and Sportswear, all D&L stores except New London daughter of James P and Hartley Jr of East Hart­ Ridgewood. N J His pater­ Mr and Mrs. Roger He has a brother. David. Special Sizes Charlotte Fruh Murphy of ford H is paternal great­ nal grandparents are Mr Asselin of Manchester. His 3D 55 Center Road. Vernon, grandmother IS Mrs Sarah and Mrs Kenneth paternal grandparents are 12'A to 2B’A was born Dec fi at Hartley of East Hartford Campbell of Upper Saddle .Mr and Mrs. Arthur C. and 36-52 .Manchester Memorial River. .N J He has a sister. Welles of Centerville, DO IT DAILY — Find out J m2 Hospital Her maternal M o n I \ . Mi e h il e 1 Robyn. 2D .Mass His rhaternal great- what ’s the Ulk of the town grandparents are Mr and •urge son ol (ieorge and grandparents are Mr and by reading Towntalk every Mrs Charles h'rnh of Pamela Totten .Montv ol I.eituii, Andrew Murlin. Mrs Walter Hettinger His day in your Evening .Manchester Her paternal 364 B idw ell St son of Ronald R and paternal______great- Herald grandm other is .Mrs Manchester w as horn Dec Diuise Herzog Leitao of 101 Amelia .Murphy ol Windsor 11 at Manchester Helaine Hoad. Manchester, DISTINCTIVE CHRISTMAS TREES Locks Her maternal Mionorial Hospital His was born Dec 11 at You may select a live (balled) bluespruce. great-grandparents are maternal giandparents are Manchester .Memorial You may select and cut your own Mr and Mrs .Arthur Mr and Mrs .Arthur Hospital His maternal Worgan and .Mrs \'era You may select a Fresh Cut i W Totten Sr of Fast Hart grandparents are Virginia V Id** .4 ' F'roh all of Manchestei lord H is paternal grand­ llerzog of .Manchester and SPRUCE, SCOTCH or FIR i\ parents .ire .Mrs Lucy the late Robert Herzog Wrtatht a Bowa \ i o 1 r I I r . j »- r I- m \ Monty ol Manchester and His paternal grandparents -A T t M ich ae l son ol Gary R the late Henry Monty are .Mr and .Mrs Jack and Louise Theroux Leitao ol E^ast Hartlord HYE-ACRE TREE FARM Violette ol South Windsor "I. Pierre. " I 'l i l l \lherl, Rt. 44A. 1.7 miles East of Cathy Johns. was born Dec H at son ot Jim and Nola Dionne Andreiili, Anthunv T.. .Manchester .Memorial St Pierre ot 83 W Middle son ol Thomas V and Hospital His maternal Turniiike .Manchester, was IX'bra Doyle Andreoli ol V ■9- grandparents are Mr and born Dec 11 at Manchester 1323 Burnside Ave., East Mrs Kugene Theroux ol Memiirial Hospital His Hartford, was born Dec. 12 East Hartlord Ills pater ZP ( maternal grandparents are at Manchester Memorial i X nal grandparer.ts are .Mr .Mr and .Mrs Albert Hospital His maternal Get the Fireplace ready for Santa Service notes .X ______. TJ., J On duty in Germany \ l‘f( Laurie .1 t'opp This season's dressy ColquK'oeha, .son ol Mr Airman F'atricia L daughter ol (lull S Dunlop and .Mrs Ostiano E blouses strike a romantic 0 1 7 2 Vernon St McGinnis, daughter of Mr Colquicocha ol 180 Britt and Mrs Joseph K McGin­ note...etched with lace, i/ ■Manehester h;is arrived Hoad. East Hartford, has nis of 20 Hillsbury Hill, ruffles and bows! Their lor duty at .Augsburg West tiec-n assigned to Chanute Germany Vernon, has been assigned femininity is unmatched! AEB, 111 , after completing to Sheppard AFB, Texas, \ • A com rn 11 n I (■ a 11 on s z Air Force basic training at after completing Air E’orce by MORLOVE repair specialist, she was l-aekland AFB. Texas 3 piece hand wrought iron previously assigned at Fori basic training at Lackland dhrislm as He will now receive AFB. Texas. Devens. Mass specialized instruction in TOOLSET Gift CerlifiralesI Knd Iruining the aireralt maintenance She will now receive with ilaod $ O fV fV C Available Held spelcahzed instruction in Rea 149.95 I Airman Luis ,'Vl the medical services Held. OTHER PIECES AVAILABLE OPEN NIGHTLY tii 9 P.M. Sunday 12-5

Mirlborouii Coantri Bin k i ' A College Notes >!<■ North Main SU M i.^artborot^ n (EjUI 12 or 13 from Rt. 2) CbrMMM Hu«n: C1om4 6) fjK«p4 Dm O Kkf: VERNON p l\ On dean’s list (>pm WMkAayt 10-»: KkSiJO L M30 VERNON CIRCLE 649-4430 i.'-S W Among the area Maneliester I im/jthy E Billion William B 14 Main Street 242-9277 residents named to the .Neumann. 148 Hawthorne OldS^Hook BieoaifieM-806 P a t Ave dean's list for the last Gram, 135 Vernon Road. ALL DAL STORES OPEN SUNDAYS AND OPEN MONDAY THRU SATURDAY NIGHTS UNTIL CHRISTMAS SI , Burton S Anderson, 92 South Windsor: Carl R. ChrtWMe Hbmi; Opa* We*d»ve 14-9; AVON - R t 44 Caldor Phza 678-0080 quarter at Northeastern limber Trail, and .lames MeSD University, Boston, are Illume Jr . 14 Timber WetlieufiekI ShoppiM Ctr. ... (Except New Britain open Monday thru Friday nighte) A .Murray, 32 Summit St Trail m m . EVENING HERALD, Thurs.. Dec. 18, 1980 - 13 12 - EVENINGIG h H ie r a l d , Thurs , Dec 18, 1980 Region______Prospects for economic recovery not brightening WASHINGTON (U PI) - The will be under pressure early in the tion at moderate levels, are expected cent in 1981, down slightly from this If consumers do cut back on their Those controls have been blamed economic outlook for 1981 is not good. year to develop a tax cut package to accelerate early next year. year’s 12 percent average increase. spending, businesses will suffer and for throwing the economy into a Hebron dairy farmer elected to county board Most forecasters expect the designed to offset an anticipated And housing, a crucial element of In addition to continued inflation, could be forced to lay off workers, much deeper recession than it nor­ positive signs of recovery that have reduction in consumer real income, any economic picture, is expected to consumers will feel an added pinch in sending unemployment back on its mally would have experienced and storage facility loans, emergency farmers of their choosing to the administration and keep county VERINOIN — Douglas Porter of for 1981 and were elected by their try. been building since late summer to encourage savings and spark only limp along for several more their pocketbooks when Social upward course — another stumbling when the controls were lifted in July, surveys and coordinations. County Committee, and assist the farmers informed program Hebron, a well-known Tolland County fellow farmers during a mail election Andover, Bolton, Columbia. of collapse under the weight of con­ business investment without adding months after being slapped down by Security taxes Increase substantial­ block in the path of an already weak the economy picked up steam but on Dec. 1. With names listed in the Hebron: Mike Porter, Hebron, Community Committees elect County Committee in farm program provisions. dairyman has been elected to the tinued inflation and near-record in­ more fuel to the fires of inflation. high mortgage interest rates just as ly economy. also resumed its previous in­ county Agricultural Stabilization and order of chairman, vice chairman, William Cralovich, Andover, Alan terest rates. Food and energy prices, which it began its reco.very this fall. Beginning Jan. 1, wage earners If consumers opt instead to con­ flationary spiral. Conservation (ASC) Committee for a member, first alternate and second Hills. Hebron. Ronald Szegda, Consequently, President-elect have been relatively stable in recent As a result, the Consumer Price will have to pay Social Smurity taxes tinue their buying habits, whether Federal Reserve Board vice- three-year term. alternate, these committees are: Columbia, and Erich Siismets, An­ Ronald Reagan and tbe new Congress months and helped keep overall infla­ Index is expected to rise about 11 per- on the first $29,700 of income, up $3,- financed through credit or by chairman Frederick Schultz said He was elected by the delegates to Somers, Stafford Union: Walter dover 800 from this year while the tax rate drawing on savings, there are other recently the controls "really messed the ASC county convention held Dec. Bradway and William Mordasky, All of these committeemen are itself will jump from the current 6.13 potential consequences for the us up.” II at the Agricultural Center in Ver­ Stafford Springs, Harold Eastwood, dairy farmers in Tolland County as percent to 6.65 percent. economy. "I hope I never see those monsters well as being active in other county Weicker seeks page applicants non. Franklin Cibbee. and William Lipton. The result is the maximum Social In early 1980, when soaring infla­ again,” he said. "All they do is make and state agricultural organizations, Porter was elected as chairman Somers. WASHINGTON - Senator Lowell curriculum. The Page School and handling telephone messages. Security tax will grow by $387.38 next tion spurred Americans to "buy things worse over time. " Ellington, Tolland. Vernon: Glenn and have served on their ASC com­ and Wesley Bradway of Union as vice Weicker, Jr., (R-Conn) today an­ operates in conjunction with the Students interested in applying for year to $1,975.05. before the price goes up again," con­ If consumers, on the other hand, chairman for the coming year The Luginbuhl. Tolland. Emerson S munity committees in the past. nounced he is accepting applications ^ r d of Education of the District of The unanswered question in this sumer installment credit, excluding continue to dip into their nesteggs, Aborn Jr., Ellington, Peter Charter, The county ASC committee is a Page position should write Senator third member of the committee is from Connecticut youth Interested in Columbia and college entrance Weicker’s Washington office for ad­ picture is how Will consumers react mortgages, reached a record $3.11 certain segments of the economy, Horace Pease of Somers and William Ellington, Theodore Cottier, Tolland, responsible fur local administration serving as Pages in the United States requirements may be met through ditional information and application to the reduction in their real income. billion, stretching demand and such as the housing industry, will Lipton of Somers and William and Norman Strong, Vernon. of government farm programs such bear the brunt of eroding savings Senate. tbe academic course offered. forms: The office of Senator Lowell Will they continue dipping into pushing prices upward. Peracchio of Coventry were elected Coventry. Mansfield. Willington: as: Agricultural conservation, Savings and loan institutions arc To qualify, a person must be After classes the Pages report to Weicker, Jr., c/o Mr. Richard RosSi, their savings, already well below To cool inflation, the Federal first and second alternates. Arthur B Stearns. Mtfhsfield. emergency lifestock feed, fuelwood, between the ages of 14 and 16, and the Senate cloakroom for their daily traditional levels, to maintain their Reserve Board responded with a particularly vulnerable to the reduc emergency conservation, forestry in­ «• 313 Russell Senate Office Building, William Peracchio. Coventry, have completed grade 8 In school. assignments. These duties include lifestyles? Or, will they slow down comprehensive package of credit tion in consumer savings, forcing The delegates at the convention Russell Martin, Willimantic, Chester centive, wool incentive, long-term Washington, DC 20510. The Pages attend early morning filing the Congressional Record, dis­ Completed application forms must their purchases, with a resulting controls designed to reduce bank len­ them to cut back on their lending, es­ were all community committeemen Heckler and David Buscaglia, Coven­ conservation plans, grain loans. classes at the Captiol Page School tributing the Senate calendar, be returned to Senator Weicker's of­ domino effect on the entire ding and discourage unnecessary p ecially in making available which offers a complete high school delivering resolutions, bills and fice no later than January 15, 1081. economy? consumer and business borrowing. mortgage money. Council approves transfer to tho Sonators' offices

HORSE A RIDER MAPLEWILD TACK ROOM, for purchase of equipment Rossi Caruso Jumping Saddle BEAUTIFUL Dotson said since the water com­ Dotson said he has to buy three $139.96, Rubber BooU $15.75, VERNON — The Town Council has Hunt Caps |i4.9S. Many other DOLL CLOTHES pany was bought by the town, five BEAUTIFUL BARBIE DOLL CHRISTMAS SIFT GUIDE had to transfer $1,500 from the calculators, chairs and such, right gift items and stocking DRESSES 704. Bridesmaid's SHOP EARL^ FOR BEST SELECTION salaries account of the Finance years ago, it has been handled by the away and therefore asked for the $1,- stuffers at unbeatable prices! Finance Department but the fur­ Outfit $1.50. Complete Wed­ Department to the equipment ac­ 500 to do so Hours, Tues.-Sat. 10-6 p.m., ding Outfit, $3.50. Pajamas count to replace furniture and equip­ niture was bought with water com­ The council also appropriated an Thurs. til 9 p.m., Sunday 1^S 604. 643-8452. ment in the Finance Department of­ pany funds additional $18,875 from the general p.m. 649-5550. fices fund to the police department's RENTAL NEEDS In keeping with recent charter salaries account. PETS A SUPPLIES changes, the water company has TAYLOR RENTAL WISHES But the reason the new furniture is Police Chief Herman Fritz YOU HAPPY HOLIDAYS! MANCHESTER PET being bought isn't because the town been turned over to the control of the Call us for Party Needs - explained that $60,000 had been ap­ CENTER, 887 Main St., 649- IW E $35 feels like redecorating newly formed Water Pollution Con­ propriated to this account, thus far. Tables, Chairs, China, trol Authority The former finance 4273. The place to buy your Glassware etc. 643-2496. ilROHSOH LKHTER Robert Dotson, director of ad­ plus one transfer of $18,985 pets and supplies, where tbe IfOEirniic ministration. explained to the council officer. Neil Danahey, has left that According to the Finance Depart­ price is ri^t and the per­ that the furniture in the department position to take over as finance of­ ment there is a balance of $555,357 in U-J sonalized service great! Hours FRUIT BASKETS M 4 .9 9 was owned by the Vernon Water Monday thru Friday 9-9 pm. ficer for the water company and the the salaries account The original ap­ Saturday til 6 p.m. Sunday 1-5 FANCY FRUIT BASKETS - LIGGETT Company furniture went with him propriation was $1,079,482 p.m. Order early. Also. Wicker Items. Pero Fruit Stand. 276 PIWMDE PWARWCY CUSTOM MADE OakUnd Street. 6434384 CLOTHING CETA workers employed FINE INDIAN IMPORTS MARINELLI AND FRUIT BASKETS, Flower COMPANY ORIGINALS. ARRANGEMEN'fS, center- • OreiMt \ERNttN — During the Rockville, security guard the town s Health Depart­ Recreation Department: CUSTOM MADE or • m « n 't & w o m e n 'i s h im riecei for your holldav needs. • Bkirti months of October and at the high school: Wendy ment, and Carmine and Theodore Wojnar Sr of DESIGNED CLOTHING, and Bnnn's Flowers, Inc., 145 ALTERATIONS io r every oc- in the mall, tri city plaza. November the town hired ■Ncttleton of Manchester, DeGregorio, .Manchester, Rockville as a housing code flain'^tr^, liincbester 643- vernon______nine new employees under casioo, ior Everybody! 210 recreation leader for the a laborer with the Parks inspector for the Housing Pine St. 643-9872. 8455 ______the Comprehensive Parks and Recreation and Recreation Depart­ Code Department Employment and Training MOPEDS D epartm ent. Timothy- ment TV’S—STEREOS Act I CETA I Smith. trade helper painter YAMAHA MOPED The Ideal Hired during the month SHOP AL SIEFFERT S Girt! $599.00. Help SanU beat Two of the persons hired for the Board of Educa­ ol .November were .Michael DO IT WITH ABBY - APPUANCES, 445 HarUord tbe gas crunch at Seymour ; PERFECT G are from Manchester and tion. Sharon .Nieman Pierce of Rockville, a Read her advice every day Road, Manchester. 647-9997. Mohusporta, 681 Main St., CRYSTAL, WOODSIBEINTIQUES BUYING one from Ellington and Ellington clerk-typist lor laborer for the Parks and in your Evening Herald Super Santa Sale! TVs, Manchester. 6ti^l4. PEWTER A Town Council members stereos, washers, dryers, BISQUE questioned why all weren t refrigerators, freezers, much more BASKETS A WICKER FIGURINES \ from \'ernon THE WICKER COTTAGE. GOLDafSILYER \EHNON The Vernon Robert Dotson, director COLLECTIBLES, Specializing in Baskets. * 4 i 8 5 * u p .lunior Women's Club, in of administration HAND MADES Wicker Furniture and wall WEFITIISTUTLTOITIESNT v.^ explained that the town cooperation with the 25% OFF STORE WIDE! New hangings. Route 83. Vernon • Cliu l«|t • lmk| • CMt •American Red Cross, will 8i Old Collectibles, Hand 646-6219. Monday -Saturday does try to hire local peo­ 10-5 Sunday 1-5 • IkTSiiilbfMWUlW be sponsoring its annual Made Gilts. 133 Spruce Street, 455 HAITFOIliritOAO, IIANCHE$TE5 ple, if possible, but added 11 \ • U SUfliii Um that he al.so tries to hire the BliKidmobile visit on Jan comer of Birch Street. 7 DAYS A WEEK-8 A.M. TO 9 persons best-qualified for 14 at The Colony in Talcott- DIMNG ■ F O S A U n ville from noon to 5 p m Weekend Special A COMPLETE SELECTION HOUSE OF CHUNG Polyne­ TOP PRICES PAIDlI the jobs and therefore un­ OF HAND MADE ITEMS. * * * 10% bonw M eaM rkift wM UUi ■! * * * Donors 17 through 6j^ sian and Chinese Specialties der the CET.\ program, Including. Collars, Vests, Cocktails served. Complete years of age will he Pillows, and Afgans are persjns from other towns take-out service Open 7 days $ 2 0 1 0 / X accepted and should plan to Mistletoe - *1.29 available at THE VILLAGE 363 &t>ad Street. Manchester $25 to are eligible CHARM YARN BARN, 131 $00 In October Debra Law spend about 45 minutes at 6494968. $100 the facility from the time Daisies *3.49 Spruce St. 649-9699 mSSuumm Give him the ton of Vernon was hired as PHONE 6434639 a restroom custodian at >)f registration through (large bunch) SW E E T S FO R lie riNOST.. MANCHESTER snacking in the canteen MUSICAL CHRISTMAS land, the sea and the sky COrnirolHTFO RD. AND p i n e ST HOURS 9-5 Rockville High School. LNSTRL'MENTS CARVEL ICE CREAM. 811 Calhleen Maindon of Ver­ alter giving blood There TrieBDAfCAC 2?0 covers «ii me w ill be volunteers to super­ CASH & 85 E. CENTER ST. SEBASTIAN'S MUSIC HAS Main Street, Manchester 1227 eciion Monitors 7 Csnd s m non. as a clerk-typist in the EVERYTHING FOR A Burnside Ave., East Hartford eluding sDip to srioTe end SCANNERS pilot to lOvver end scene up lo vise children who accom CARRY 649-5268 MUSICAL CHRISTMAS! We can handle all your ice 20 ireguencies ir2w| town s Finance Depart­ ment .lack LeDard. pany their parents Guitars. Accessories. Band in­ cream needs for Christmas. struments and a staff of music M anchester, 648-5999. East CAPITOL professionals to help you Hartford, 5296751 choose Route 83, Vernon. 872- EQUIPMENTi 8002 POT POURRl M MAIN ST., MANCHESTER THE KNOTT PLACE, 55 OAK GIFT CERTIFICATE STREET, ^ecializlM In 64^7958 SUNDAY THIS CHRISTMAS GIVE A Macrame Tables, Plant )-\wv GIFT CER'HFICATE lor a Hangers, Crochetttng, Quilts, Subscription to The Stuffed Animals ana all your Pul a smile on your man with a gift from REGAL S' Manchester Herald. 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Improvement project is not behind was after the council had already Wednesday night that the dent. He made that observation busy person to do It." Vernon Manchester 58 Cromwell 88 Simsbury 51 W ilson 85 Bacon 6 7 ToumTolk' had "a large discussion." Mrs. differences between students at the during a parenthetical discussion of Mayor Marie Herbst, who is about the estimated completion of April Cheney Tech 49 Glastonbury 58 Bolton 3 0 Virginia Wehrli, Vernon's direc­ Wehrli's husband, Robert Wehrli, a extreme of any given grade far grade groupings in school plants at as busy as anybody can be, still had 1963, but several contracts are East Hartford 47 Penney 4 9 tor of social services, speaking to member of the council, com­ exceed the differences between the a meeting of a committee studying time to knit, fqr each of the four behind the "internal acbedule" the Town Council this week atout mented, "Don't you know, we beat average student from one to the what to do in response to declining reporters who attend the Town reports. Jay Giles, public works 1 setting up an energy loan fund, told everything to death.” next. For examnle. the differences enrollments. Council meeting, little Christmas director. He hoped to catch up council members she-would accept among Grade 6 students is more bells for their Oiristmas trees. during the next construction whatever amount they approved. pronounced that the difference season. “You really don’t have to get into a Manchester School Superinten­ between the average Grade 6 stu­ There’s a lot to the saying, "If large discussion," she said. This dent James Kennedy observed dent and the average Grade 7 stu­ you want something done, ask a Manchester's $20 million water Indians top Hornets Obituaries Document arrivesi hurt their effort. fouled out. "We didn't play as well as we did "W ere small and have to be Mrs. Miriam K. Gallow By LEN AUSTER last Friday,” offered Manchester "We turned the ball over way too much," noted Hornet Coach Neil aggressive," explained Guerin, MAMIIIESTER — Mrs. Miriam Herald Sportswriler Coach Doug Pearson, "We missed referring to the 21 personals like four straight layups and you Guerin, "We didn’t turn the ball over R. (Liebermani Gallow, 63, of 1164 in Siebold case Lack of concentration on both parts collected, "Sean out there runs the can’t do that. Breakaway layups in pre-season or Wethersfield too West Middle Turnpike, died today at show and when you lose your point MA.NClIF.STER - The long- During the meeting, Siebold said the was evident as Manchester High were missed and that's from lack of much so I have to give credit to the Manchester Memorial Hospital. She guard it hurts ' awaited affidavit in the controversy group had paid for several years it prevailed, 58-47, over East Hartford concentration. But it happens, kids Manchester pressure. They played . was the wife of Louis L. Gallow. High in CCIL basketball action last Closest East Hartford came in the She was born in Pittsburgh, Pa surrounding Recreation Department had used the facility. are kids.” good pressure defense. night at Clarke Arena. closing quarter was 6 points, that and had lived there most of her life Director Mel Siebold arrived After the meeting, he said the East Hartford, 0-2, shot very well "What bothered me was our lack of Wednesday afternoon, but the copies group had only paid $70 for the use of The Silk Towners, 2-0, were 21-for- concentration. We’d make a good with 4:44 remaining before moving to the Manchester- from the floor, 19-for-34, but the Anderson had 15 points and 9 of cancelled checks did not. the Y in 1980 48, 43.8 percent, from the floor, mis­ play to get the ball but then we'd East Hartford area 17 years ago Hornets committed 24 turnovers to rebounds to pace the Indians with In the affidavit, California Tour Because of the differing sing several easy layups. make a soft ball and turn it right Besides her husband she leaves Britnell and Maher adding 12 Operator Bill Brown confirms that statements, the commission sought back. Our concentration on little three daughters, Mrs Melvin markers apiece and Duck Willianis 1980 was the first year he paid for the an affidavit from Brown What things hurt and against a good team (Susan) Adelberg of Enfield, Mrs. 11. Maher dished oul 7 assists while use of the Community Y arrived one month later was a like Manchester you can’t do that. ” Kenneth (H a rrie t) Rosen of Britnell and Williams each had 4 Guilford, and Miss Barbara A. However, he said he has in the past notarized statement, not the affidavit Cromwell bombs It was a see-saw first quarter with steals Gallow of Manchester: two sisters. "paid Mel Siebold a gratuity for ser­ the commission desired' East Hartford leading at the turn, 16- Wendell Williams had 14 points to Mrs Pauline Goldenson of vices rendered beyond those Following that, commissioners 13. Dan Pandiscia had 6 and Wendell pace the Hornets with Pandisicia ad­ Pittsburgh and Mrs. Hilda Levine of associated with his position as direc­ again sought an affidavit and copies Williams 4 points in the stanza. ding 10. West Palm Beach. Fla . and four tor of the Manchester Y M C.A ’ of both sides of the cancelled 1980 Cheney Tech five The Hornets had an 18-15 edge ear­ "I don't think it was so much we grandchildren Brown said the gratuity was for check There was no explanation ly in the second canto when the In­ Siebold s arrangment of meals for dians went on a 10-2 spurt to nab a 25- weren’t into the game but East Hart­ Funeral services will be Friday af from Weiss today as to why the Led by the long-range bombing of McNaughton (16) and Glen Brooks ford played well It did a lot ol good the youths in the tour group, his cancelled check copies weren't in­ 20 lead with 3:55 left in the stanza. 11 a m in the chapel of the Weinstein Joe Salafia, Cromwell High turned' (14) also in twin digits. things out there. " remarked Pear­ .Mortuary. 640 Farmington Ave , driving of the youths to laundramat cluded in Brown's latest mailing. Scott Cable netted 15 points and Alex Britnell pumped in four straight back Cheney Tech, 88-49, in COC son. Hartford Burial will be in Temple and the hospital "and making our im­ Brown could not be reached for had 9 rebounds for the Techmen with long-range jumpers to pace the Tribe basketball action last night at the "The kids were mentally ready to Beth Sholom .Memorial Park. pressionable young people feel at comment as to why the check copies Mike Switzer adding 10 markers. surge. Toy donation Beavers' gym. play At the end we did things we Manchester Memorial donations home away from home ' weren't mailed. Siebold could not be Cable and Swizer were each above 50 "Defensively we didn't play that The triumph evened the Panthers’ wanted like get the ball inside to may be made to the Heart Associa­ The affidavit, which is subscribed reached for comment either. percent from the floor while as a well, especially in the first half, " Members of Manchester Police Union Bartholomew's church. From left. Officers mark at 1-1 while the loss was the se­ (TerryI Earle. I'm not disappointed tion and sworn to before an attorney Copies ol the affidavit are being team Cheney was 21-for-60, 35 per­ Pearson stated, "Britnell played well Local 1495 donated toys to the Manchester Jon Hawthorne, Edward Tighe, Mrs. Nancy cond in as many outings for Cheney. at all," Guerin slated states Last summer 1 paid .Mel delivered to commissioners this cent. and kept us going in that first half. " (>eur^e Layn|( Area Conference of Churches for distribution Carr, MACC executive director and Police Drives towards basket Next outing for the Techmen is Manchester makes its third Siebold $70 lor our use of the afternoon They are expected to take Friday night on the road at Rocky Croniwi'll (88) — Salafia 11-4-26. the veteran Tribe coach added Sgt. Gerry Calve. (Herald photo by Pinto) Manchester, with a 30-27 halftime straight home appearance Friday MAVTIKSTEH - George Layng, V M C A up the matter at their meeting to needy families. The donation was made Hill High at 8 o'clock. McNaughton 8-0-16, Brooks 5-4-14, The controversy over the group's Manchester’s Joe Maher (24) splits defense and drives advantage, lield a 3-7 point spread night against unbeaten Simsbury 77. of 40 Olcott St , died Thursday at tonight, which Weiss said he plans to Wednesday morning at the MACC office at St. Salafia fired home 6-for-8 from the Ciaschini 4-0-8, McCarthy 3-1-7, attend towards rim in CCIL cage action last night at Clarke Arena. Also High while East Hartford returns .Mt Sinai Hospital in Bloomfield use of the facility arose after the floor from the outside in the opening Langenaver 3-0-6, Goulet 2-1-5, most of the third stanza East Hart­ None of the commissioners could in view are Manchester’s Bill Anderson (43) and East Hartford s home to host Enfield Both have 8 Mr Ijyng was born in Brixiklyn, September meeting of the Advisory eight minutes as Cromwell built a 25- Manchester 1-0-2. Riley 1-0-2, Dumas ford closed to 43-40 with 50 seconds .N V and had lived in Manchester for Park and Recreation Commission be reached for comment today Dan Pandiscia (11). (Herald photo by Burbank) 1-0-2, Totals 39-10-88. remaining but Joe Maher hit his only o'clock starts. Mystery surrounds meeting 13 lead at the turn. The Panthers, Manchester took the jayvee tilt, 62- the past three and one half vears defending COC and state Class S Cheney I'eeli (49) — Cable 7-1-15, two buckets in the closing 36 ticks to Before retiring in 1966 he had make it 47-40 heading down the 59. Steve Troy had 11 points and Man­ By MARTIN KEARNS a morning staff meeting until about meeting had been concluded. DiRosa champs, extended the margin to 51-21 Switzer 4-2-10, B. Eaton 3-3-9, ny Johnson and Kevin Brophy 8 been a li(|uor salesman with I'lel 11:30. It was not known if the said Weiss has the authority to after two periods and 71-38 after Gothberg 3-1-7, T. Eaton 1-0-2. stretch. Herald Reporter Glastonbury drops “ We missed a lot of opportunities apiece lor the Indians while Clark Richardson Co Expansion plans meeting had any relation to yester­ transfer funds within any town three. Carpenter 1-0-2, Governale 1-0-2, Al.ANCHESTER — Like Tuesday's Jones netted 20 and Derrick Hovanec He IS survived by his wile. Ethel day's budget session. department, but said he and Cassano Salafia finished with a game-high Belanger 1-0-2. Totals 21-7-49. to lake real control of the game. " I Hradv' laiyng two sons William F scheduled snowstorm, Wednesday’s Pearson cited, "Once we got in the 15 markers for the Hornets. Each Lannan has been sharply criticized were nonetheless concerned by the 26 Doints for Cromwell with Brian laivng of tolland and George H closed-door meeting on the town's third quarter I didn't think we were side is now 1-1 for the season by the police union and town direc­ transfers. verdict to Wilson Manrl!e‘'l»T.(,58) — Silver 2 2-4 6. l.ayng of Ha'' .. \ ,1 one Srother. police budget left everyone in a dangerous position. But we could delayed to spring tors for transfering funds into an DiRosa joined Tighe in calling for Williams 4 3-5 11, Anderson 6 3-6 15. W'liliaiii F I.,; ,g ol S,irasota. Fla wondering what happened. overtime account. additional patrol officers. According good team," he spoke of the Wild­ have put ourselves in better and ten grandchildren About all that could be verified this By MARTIN DICKAl! Britnell 6 0-0 12, Maher 2 8-12 12. MAM IIKSIKR - The town Edward J Tighe, president of to DiRosa, the directors main con­ cats. position." Funeral services will be Friday at delays would increase the project's morning was that the meeting took Cnrrex|Hindenl Penney downed Oleksinski 1 0-0 2. Panaro 0 0-0 0 Housing Authority's planned expan­ Local 1495 of the American Federa­ cern is hiring, new officers. Both Zack White was also in twin digits Fouls were a problem for both 9 30 a m from the John F Tierney cost due to rising inflation. place. Deputy Mayor Stephen Unable to control the boards, sides as Manchester’s Pat Silver saw Totals 21 16-27 58 sion of the Spencer Street Housing tion of State. County and Municipal Weiss and Lannan have indicated as for Wilson with a dozen points while Funeral Home 291 W Center St But Housing Authority member Cassano and Republican town Direc­ Glastonbury High dropped its second limited time with personal foul dif­ Kant llarlford (47) — Campbell 2 complex probably won't be com­ Employees, claims the police force many as nine officers could be hired Clinton finished with 11 for Glaston­ with a mass of Christian burial at the Richard Schwolsky said. "We may be tor Peter DiRosa both acknowledged in a row, 85-58, to the Woodrow ficulties as did the Hornets' Dan Pan- 0-0 4, Cullen 2 0-0 4, Earle 2 4-6 8. W pleted until the late spring of 1982 in a very enviable position here, we is understaffed and charged Lannan in January of 1981. bury. in final seconds Williams 7 0-0 14, Pandiscia 5 0-1 10. Church ol the Assumption at 10 a m their meeting with Police Chief Wilson High W ildcats in non- disicia and Sean Campbell. Campbell Dennis Phelan, town housing direc­ may do better than we thought, with transfering personal services The same two clubs square off G. Williams 1 5-6 7, Tillotson 0 0-0 0. Burial will be Saturday at II a m at Robert Lannan and Town Manager conference basketball action last long range Knight effort off the fouled out with 2:11 left with Pan- tor. said Wednesday that bids (or the price-wise ' funds into the overtime account. Monday night in Glastonbury in an 8 With Rick Yokabaskas netting his Dean 0 0-1 0, Jones 0 O-Od Totals 19 9- St John s Cemetery Bronx. N Y Robert Weiss went off as planned, Town directors also expressed sur­ Evening term night in Middletown o'clock start only hoop with two seconds left. glass. disicia exiting four minutes earlier 40-unit expansion won't be sought un­ With his interest rates (the prime Penney won the second overtime 14 47, The mass will precede calling but refused comment. Wilson. 2-0, poured in 21 points in VtiDon (8.3) — Bostick 8-8-24, M anchester's Bill Anderson also til late spring The state Housing rate has already hit 21 percent I, prise over the size of the overtime Simsbury High nipped Penney High, hours which will be from 7 to 9 p m Instead, the town directors sum­ transfers, saying they specif'fnMy set to begin the opening stanza and never looked White 6-0-12, Freeman 3-3-9, Fred tap but missed its lone attempt with Department. which awarded the Schwolsky said builders vying for 51-49. in double overtime in CCIL Friday at the funeral home moned the press to an afternoon con­ back after erecting a 21-9 lead at the Jones 2-0-4, Romano 2-1-5. basketball action last night in East Simsbury gaining control and again authority $1 2 million to fund the scarce jobs might be forced to authorized staff increases in the MANCHESTER -The winter Memorial contributions may be ference where they will read a current budget. Cassano said $15,000 I turn. Willoughby 3-0-6, Detorn 1-1-3, Leary Hartford. holding for a last shot. This lime it project, had hoped the bids would be charge liwer rales. "Time is of the term of the Adult Evening School will succeeded with Yokabaskas hooping made to the Church of the Assump­ prepared statement. Cassano and has been transferred into the over­ begin the week of Feb. 2, with enroll­ With the Tomahawks unable tu 7-4-18, Frank Jones 1-0-2, Pharham 1- The victory was the second in as tion. out by February essence, he said. DiRosa, who are conducting a bi­ control the boards, Ron Bostick, who a 15-footer with two seconds However, Hartford architect time account during this fiscal year, ment throughout January. 0-2. Totals 34-17-85. , many outings for the Trojans while In other busine.ss. the town's sub­ partisan review of the town budget, had 24 points, and Lonnie Leary, who Gluxtonbury (58) — Barlow 3-1-7, the loss evens the Black Knights remaining. Dominic Cimino didn’t submit basic even though directors cut the account Mail registration will be accepted Penney had a 13-9 lead after one committee on housing has proposed also said they will answer questions by $28,000 added 18. simply continued to gather DeGemmis 3-1-7. Patenaude 0-0-0, mark at 1-1. In Mernoriuni plans for the expansion until from Jan. 7 until Jan. 21. quarter and 28-16 at the half with that the authority serve as the lead at today's 4:30 p.m. meeting in the rebounds until the bail fell through Proffitt 1-0-2. Stowell 8-2-18. Clinton Penney's next outing is Friday l4li Wednesday afternoon, and Phelan agency for solving the town s housing municipal hearing room. Weiss last week admitted he ap­ In-person registrations will be held the iioop. Brent Dunn netting 12 first-half In ud iind loving mfnmrv of j Hjker who said he didn't think the state's 3-5-11. Estes 0-1-1, Lewis 1-2-4, Majek night against Fermi High in Enfield pass*^ dwav 18th 1ST9 crisis Given the authority's exper­ Lannan was unavailable for com­ proved the transfers but withheld in MHS room 138. Jan. 22 from noon The Tomahawks worked hard in markers, Dunn also did an outstan­ schedule was realistic These plans, 2-4-8. Totals 21-16-58 at 8 o'clock. tise in housing issues, the subcoin- ment. and was expected to remain in further comment until yesterday’s until 3 p.m. and Jan. 23 from 9 a.m. the fourth period to close the gap ding job defensively on Simsbury's I think of vuu evers dav like the preliminary drawings Simsbury, trailing after three And riuike no ouiwjrd khuw rniUee asked that its staff be with Mike Clinton and Scott Majek quarters by a 42-34 count, rallied in leading scorer, Zack Harris, holding Bui whdl It meant to low vou already approved by the Housing expanded In deal with the town's each pumping home two field goals him to 10 markers. No one will ever Know Authority, would place the additional the fourth stanza to draw even. John problems and five and four tries respectively Campbell and Bob Holloway popped Campbell had 22 pdints and 12 Sddh niKAed bv wife huth eight housing buildings adjacent to Cotton Bowl sellout While the authority's chairman. AL SmmSAYS... from the foul line. home 7 and 6 markers respectively to rebounds to pace Simsbury. Dawkins the present Spencer Street complex Protest DALLAS (UPD - The Cotton Bowl Pal Mastrangelo warned that slate Six-foot-6 Mike Stowell finished lead the coitieback with^ Campbell had 12 points and Andy Sylvester 10 At last night's meeting of the statutes require housing authorities with 18 points for Glastonbury but for Association announced Wednesday for the Knights. Housing Authority. Phelan said the the 1981 Colton Bowl on Jan 1 tying it with 53 seconds to go on a Trail pact across the state to maintain their lodged a second game in succession ran into layup. His three-point play try was Penney took the jayvee tilt. 42-31. 43 plans must also be approved the town present membership of five, Phelan SUPER SANTA SALE foul trouble which limited his floor between Baylor and Alabama is a Steve Berube had 17 points for the off line and Penney was able to get tire marshal and several other agen­ said the subcommittee was "talking time in the fourth quarter. sellout young Knights, now 2-0. cies He estimated it would be a cou­ M ANCHESTER - state A crowd of about 73.000 is expected off a final shob inking set about expanding the staff and not the Tomahawk Coach Gary LaRoeque Penney wound the clock down to Siiiisliurv (.51) — Campbell 9-4-22. ple of weeks before they would be board " Rep Walter Joyner, R- slated. "We really didn’t have that for the game. H arris 5-0-10, Holloway 6-0-12, signed and returned to the stale Manchester, has joined an two seconds but Scott Dawkins, who Mastrangelo expressed hope the AL SIEFFERTS offers one of the many problems. They are just a very Penney wanted to have the ball, mis­ Yokabaskas 1-0-2, Gallagher 0-0-0. MANillKM IK - JC Penney Housing Department Board ol Directors would authorize increasing number of town Eisenhauer 2-1-5. Totals 23-5-51.' the Jaycees. town and .Manchester In a letter to the Housing Authori­ and state officials who are fired on a 17-fooler. lunds to underwrite the suggested in­ Simsbury gained the first overtime Penney (49) — Sylves(er 4-2-10. Communily rullege represenlatives ty, .Michael Duff, state housing direc­ crease protesting state-mandated areas largest selections of lip Cruz 1-1-1 Dawkins 5-2-12. Dunn 8-4- Indian girls win big tap and held for one shot. The will sign an agreement .Monday for a tor. said he hoped to keep the projei t water levels in Union 20, Fahey 0-0-0, Garen 0-0-0, Peruccio fitness trail at the college in line with the anticipated construe IXJ IT DAILY - BE SMART and I’ond Trojans, however, turned the ball Name Brand Video Caiiette Recorden Racing to a 12-1 lead after one well She had at least five steals and 0-0-0, Berube 2-0-4, Totals 20-9-49. The fitness trail has been discussed tion schedule, which included a read the Almanac in the Evening Joyner said Wednesday over with two seconds to go with a quarter. Manchester High never although It was a blowout that takes lor close to two years, but has never February bid-opening Duff said the Herald he would ask the state at low Discount Prices?...... looked back as it overwhelmed East individual skill. And 1 also thought become a reality because of Department of En- Kathy (Cooney) played well for u_s ’’ problems finding a suitable site vironmenlal Protection to Hartford High. 69-13, in CCIL girls' basketball action yesterday at the Hedlund finished with a game-high College .Spokesman Charles Plese allow the town to maintain WHY PAY MORB! 20 points for Manchester with Cooney MeWay hat trick said today all the groups involved in Merchants sign Q uasat Hornets' gym. some level of water in the and Beth MacDonald chipping in 9 the trail have reachf^ agreement n c i i The victory evened Manchester s pond The Eighth Utilities apiece. that MCC would be a good site District Fire Department PRICES START AS mark at 2-2 while the winless Hornets WE HAVE T K M ALL are 0-4 The Indians also took the jayvee Earlier. .Manchester High .School and uses Union Pond as an paces Eagles^ win parking petition LOW AS Next outing lor the Silk Towners is contest, 65-10 Patty Wojnarowski Martin Elementary School had been emergency water source RCA, QiiASAIt Friday night against Simsbury High dumped in 11 points and Toby Brown go in the period as Peterson fed Scott considered as sites and abandoned tor about 100 older homes With Scott MeWay registering the in Simsbury at 8 o'clock and Angela Manson 10 apiece for the MeWay and the latter drilled a shot The fitness trail will be about four in Manchester's North M LG O C three-goal hat trick. East Catholic M ANCIIKS I KK - About half the huve been leafleling cars, urging young 'Tribe, now 4-0 for the season about a foot off the ice about 10 feet feet wide, and allow runners to slay End Kathy Cooney and Jennifer dumped Somers High, 7-1, in ice Parkade merchants have signed the customers not to park in the area, mSAHYO, ZENTH^ MunclieHler (09) — Hedlund 9 2-5 away past the goalie's right. off streets It will have no steep petition ot stale employees who arc While Joyner said he Hedlund each had 4 points in the hockey action last night at the En­ and carrying the petition to opening stanza as the Indians raced 20, Cooney 3 3-4 9. Wright 3 0-2 6. MeWay added two second-period mils, so persons who dwtors advise protesting parking conditions merchants The employees have also would ask the state to in­ field Twins Rink. to run for health reasons will be able to the big edge. Tucker 3 1-3 7, Ebersold 2 0-0 4, The Eagle icemen are now 3-2 for goals, one on a breakaway, and The employees ot the state Depart­ called for a boycott of the Parkade crease water in the pond, Brown 1 0-0 2, MacDonald 4 1-3 9. Peterson scored his second of the to negotiate it It will also have 2U ment of Income Maintenance have he will not encourage DEP The onslaught continued in the se­ the season and next face crosstown merchants until the parking problem rr*** cond quarter with the Indians Donnelly 1 1-3 3, Curtin 3 1-2 7. night and seventh of the year and co- exercise stations along the wav been protesting for over a year that to rescind an earlier order Manchester High Saturday night at IS resolved securing a 35-5 halftime bulge Markham 0 0-1 0. Young 1 0-0 2 captain Kevin Dickenson tallied in J C. Penney has agreed to provide their parking area has a high van­ requiring another study of the Bolton Ice Palace in a 7:50 start. Hedlund and Jackie Tucker each had Totals 30 9-23 69. the third stanza for East. Dicken­ $750 for signs The Jaycees have dalism rate They hope to persuade Union Pond dam. The state Somers opened the scoring 2:58 First Hartford has refused the 7 first-half points Eu»i Huriford ( l.'l) — K. Jardin 2 son's was on a 45-foot blast from the agreed to huild the trail' The town, the managers of that half of the employees request, and had several has requested the town into the opening period on a goal by The margin grqw to 53-10 after 0-2 4, Juggins 0 0-0 0. Rodrique 2 2-4 6, left point. i- through Its Recreation Deparunenl. area's first shopping mall. First of their cars lowed from the conduct a second study, Chris Lawless. He was set up by a three quarters Zera 0 0-0 0, Chicoine 0 0-0 0, J . Jardin "I thought it was a good effort. Our has worked on linding a suitable loca­ Hartford Realty, to hire a security customer parking lots, when the and the fourth overall, on feed from behind the net and snapped "We were quicker than they are 0 0-10, Kasavage 11-2 3. Mangan 0 0-0 third line got a lot of ice time and tion guard merchants complained. The firm the dam's safety. a 7-footer past sprawling Eagle Shot on way and used it to our advantage." Indian 0. Vince o o-O 0, Kashavage 0 0-0 0. showed good hustle and ability to do Audrey Eckert, president of Local also obtained restraining orders Town and district of­ goalie Scott Howat. Coach Steve Armstrong stated, "1 Totals fi 3-9 13. ^ hard work out there." stated East Indian pivotman Bill Anderson (43) follows through at lor 714 ot the American Federation of preventing three employees from ficials have indicated they East drew even at 6:50 as Rob thought Jennifer (Hedlund) played White fed Kurt Peterson from behind Coach Bill Mannix releasing shot in first quarter play against East Hartluid State, Country and Municipal parking in the customer lot may appeal the order a se­ East outshot Somers, 32-15, with Employees, one of three unions in­ cond time. Instead of finan­ the net and the latter snapped home a Hornet Dan Pandiscia (11) put forth defensive effort, i Herald DO IT DAILY — Know your future by Howat playing the first two periods volved, said about 10 of the 20 cing another study, of­ 3-footer from just outside the crease. reading the Astrograph for your The court date on the restraining and Vinnie White the third between photo by Burbank) Horoscope in the Evening Herald merchants in the area have sup­ order for Ms, Eckert, Adrienne ficials would prefer to tCIAL MHCi The Elagles took the lead at 10:24 as 8 Enfield skaters on top the pipes for the Eagles. ported their effort Blelchman. and Michael Winkler is spend the money on repairs Sean Finnegan slid a pass over to On their lunch hours the employees Jan 5. to the aging dam. Rick Clark and he tipped it past Bacon has many guns ______• • A N V O against Manchester six Somers goalie Dan Stankiewicz. Skating tonight East scored with seven seconds to REAL ESTATE PHNOPUS i PMCTHXS Putting four goals on the middle session. Freshman Eric Kush to Canada and shoots down Bolton MANUIESTEK - The Charier Oak Annex, the scoreboard before Manchester High Trudon, assisted by Mike McNiff, put HAMILTON, Ont. (UPI) - The town Recreation Depart­ Coxza honored Led by 6-foot-2 guard Jeff Shea,' ting 8 ollon Tom l.andrey Nike Site Hockey Rink, and THE WEEK OF January 26, 1981 could retaliate, Enfield High skated the locals on the scoreboard before Hamilton Tiger-Cats became con­ ment will sponsor free Center Springs Annex from NEW HAVEN (UPl) - The Bacon Academy overwhelmed played^ .efensivelv ior the off with a 6-3 decision in CCIL ice Kevin Meunier and McDonough ference champions in the Canadian Bolton High, 67-30, in the 1980-81 COC supervised skating at 3 to 9 p.m. today. COURSE liME iNSiRDcrnR Coaches Associa­ Bulldogs hockey action last night at the Bolton tallied for the Raiders before the end Football League the quiet way. under basketball opener for both schools Manchester A 6wk. Mn/Wd 6:30-9;30pm Lessenger Ice Palace. of the period. tion Wednesday named veteran Yal6 Bacon also to<|i the jayvee conlesi a man they often called their father last night in Bolton. Applications accepted Manchester B 12wk. Mn 6;30-9;30pm Dogherty The triumph moves the Raiders to Willie Simon, assisted by Trudon, University football coach Carmen 63-30. Mai Ferguson hooped 15 figure. Now they will do it Frank Shea tallied 9 points in the opening markers for the young Bulldogs EAST HAKTEOKI) - cost for 10 lessons Storrs 12wk. Tu 7-10pm Wholey 2-0 in the league and 3-2 overall while and Trudon, assisted by Craig Cozza as District 1 Coach of the Kush's way. stanza, taking his smaller Bulldog IW oii Vcadciii) ((>7) — Tallman The East Hartford Branch will be $18 plus an annual the setback drops the Indian icemen Carlson and McNiff, scored two Year. Kush, a strict task master with Thi, rouMp nyet. Ihr minimum edurolionol ri yuirrmrnU /or the $aleiptr,ont defender inside to do the damage, in 10-0-20, Randlov 5-6-10, Gardner 2-1-5. YMCA is now accepting YMCA membership which Itrem e om ,rt forth by Thr (onnertirul Ural Ertatr ( omminion. to 0-3 in the CCIL and 1-4 overall. third-period goals for Manchester. It was the second consecutive year more victories than any active U.S. Manchester has dropped four and fifth time that Cozza has leading the Bobcats to a 28-6 lead at Daigle 4-0-8. Shea 6-2-14, Goodwin 2- registrations for the se­ is $4 for 3 to 5-year-olds and REAI, E.STAFE APPR AlSAt, I will be offered In Storrs on Tuesdays 7-10pm, Enfield nutshot Manchester, 37-27, college coach other than Alabama's straight. received the honor. The 50-year-old the turn. 1-5, Withee 0-0-0, Turner 0-0-0, cond session df its Pre- $8 for 6-year-olds The with Tribe goalie Bob Carlson Paul (Bear) Bryant, signed a three- Bacon led, 44-18, at the half and 56- The Indians return to the ice Satur­ coach led the Elis to an 8-2 record Labonosky 0-1-1 Totals 31-5-67 School Swim Program membership cost fpr a se­ Fee: $95 For Master Charge/Vi«i Registrations call 488-3234. making 31 saves and Enfield net- year contract Wednesday to coach 24 after three quarters. day night against crosstown East minder Dorn Camm 24, and its second straight Ivy League llolioii (.10) — N Harpin 0-M which begins Jan, 10 the CFL'S Hamilton Tiger-Cats. Matt Tallman had a game-high 20 Catholic at the Ice Palace in a 7:50 championship this fall. Cassells 0-0-0, Fletcher 0-0-p. Lan- cond child is $6 and a third '=o^rse. in thi. Trudon had two goals and an assist The 51-year-old coach has been points lor the Bobcats with Shea ad­ The classes will be held child. $5. Call the YMCA, 6479997 44S HARTfORD RD lUI)AKCHESTf* start. and McNiff two assists to pace Cozza, a former professional drey 3-1-7. Peterson 4-0-8. T Mulcahy looking for a job at the professional ding 14 and Eric Randlov 10. on Saturday mornings at 6479998 George McDonough Ifllied two Manchester. Marty Hancock, Leon baseball player, has a 105-37-3 record 3-2-8. Brown 2-0-4. Morianos 0-11 THE UNIVERSITY OF CONNECTICUT lAKt 1-84 TO KltNfy ST, EXIT level since last year when his highly Sophomore Jeff Peterson in" his the Fiast Hartford High 289-4377 to register for the Extended & Continuing Education • Non-Credit Programs, U-58D Storrs CT 06268 goals and Mike Ucello one in the Botteron, Simon and Mike in 16 years as Yale head coach and Harpin 0-0-0. K Mulchav 0-1-1 Totals successful 22-year tenure as head first varsity outing played well with 8 School pool program IHf PEOPLE WHO BRING YOU LOW PRICES AND PERSONAL S opening period for Enfield with Jim Schoeneberger played well for the has coached the team to eight Ivy 12-6-30 Call 486-3234 onjiril^toMree^roch^rj^^^^^^^^^^^^^ coach at Arizona State ended in a points with Tom Mulcahy also net- Tinnarella making it 4-0 earlv in the IfK'als, League titles in the past 14 years. controversy that is still simmering. 16 - EVENING HERALD. Thurs . Dec. 18, 1900 EVENING HERALD, Thurs., Dec. 18, 1980 - 17 Rams and Falcons Celtics on streak, lead pro bowlers win five in row BOSTON (UPI) - The Boston I'd be a backup to Dave Cowens "Boston is playing great team England’s Stanley Morgan at wide NEW YORK (UPI) - The AtfanU middle linebacker, Thomas and Celtics have won five in a row, and because I was young and had a lot to defense,” Chicago coach Jerry Sloan receiver; Winslow at tight end; Mar­ Falcons and the Los Angeles Rams, Lemar Parrish of Washington at cor- they made it look easy for their fifth learn," Robey said after the game. said. "They’re big inside and vin Powell of the New York Jets and who battled their way to playoff nerback and Cromwell and against the Chicago Bulls with the "But it doesn’t upset me that Robert everybody does a good job helping Philadelphia’s Randy Logan at safe­ Doug Dleken of Cleveland at tackle; r help of Chris Ford and backup center Parish is playing. He's playing great. berths this season, have combined to out. It’s hard to get the ball inside place 13 players on the 40-man NFC ty- John Hannah of New England and Rick Robey. If 1 were the coach I’d start Robert against them. squad. Dave Jenning of the Giants was Joe DeLamielleure of Cleveland at Ford, who had been in a slump of Parish. "If we don't hit the outside shot, Eight Rams and five Falcons, led named the punter, rookie Ed Murray guard; and of late, hit for 19 points Wednesday "The only thing that bothers me is we're in trouble against this team. by quarterback Steve Bartkowski, of Detroit the kicker and Pittsburgh at center. night in the 115-9? victory. Robey got that people say I’m in a slump. But 'They're very active and there's no V 'The starting defensive unit consists Washington’s Mike Nelms the return *&< 16 points and nine rebounds while I’m only playing 11 or 12 pninutes a second shot, " Sloan said "Tonight were named today to the NFC Pro of Dean and Kansas City’s Art Still at Bowl team, which will meet the AFC specialist. filling in for veteran center Robert game," he said. "I get disciiuraged we turned the ball over too many the ends, Johnson and Kelcher at squad in the Pro Bowl on Feb. 1 at Parish. with myself because I’m not playing times early in the game, and you tackle, Houston’s Robert Brazile and Honolulu.’ Ford had been in a shooting slump. up to my capabilities. ... You get to can't do that against a team the Oakland’s at outside Four of the eight Rams selected "I've been struggling, so I've tried the point where you say, 'If I have quality of the Celtics.' linebacker, Pittsburgh’s Jack to do other things to help the team ... will be starters — guard Kent Hill, two more minutes I’ll get over this,' Boston coach Bill Fitch said Lambert at middle linebacker, I like to think that after tonight I'm center Rich Saul, cornerback Pat but you don't get the two minutes." Chicago was "tired, and we were of Oakland and Mike over the hump," he said. Thomas and safety . The Celtics had a 59-46 halftime playing different combinations Both Haynes of New England at corner- Robey play^ 26 minutes, but late­ The other Rams chosen at backup lead as Larry Bird poured in seven of teams had minor injuries and it was back and Donnie Shell of Pittsburgh ly he's been getting in about half that his 25 points in the second quarter. hard to judge if we were at our peak positions include guard Dennis and Gary Barbara of Kansas City at Harrah. defensive tackle Larry much time due to the inspired play of Chicago's Bobby Wilkerson came off "I like the way we've played in our the safeties. Parish. the bench to score his own season- last few games, and our bench has Brooks, middle linebacker Jack Ray Guy of Oakland was selected Reynolds and cornerback Rod Perry. "When I came to the Celtics I knew high 28 points. been helpful The offensive backups include as the punter, John Smith of New Bartkowski, named to the NFC Pro Jaworski at quarterback, Andrews England the kicker and J.T. Smith of Bowl squad for the first time in his 6- and Detroit rookie Bily Sims at run­ Kansas City as the return specialtot. year career after leading the Falcons ning back, 's Ahmad The backups on offense include to the first division title in their Rashad and St. Louis’ Pat Tilley at Fouts at quarterback. Joiner and I Iceman now can melt^ ISyear history, edged Philadelphia's wide receiver. Miller at tight end, Buffalo's Jerry Butler at wide Ron Jaworski for the starting posi­ Pat Donovan of Dallas at tackle. receiver, Houston’s Dave Casper at Player movement at ISew York tion. Tackle Mike Kenn of the Harrah at guard and Van Note at tight end, Oakland's Art Shell at Falcons also was named as a starter center. tackle, replacing the injured Leon and center Jeff Van Note, rookie extended Jets' wrinless streak to 29 games Gray of Houston, Wilkerson at guard ^ I hut Spurs can burn Ed Hospodar of the Rangers sits on Doug tight end Junior Miller and running and Cleveland's Tom DeLeone at Smail of Winnipeg in last night's NHL action with easy 8-2 victory. (UPI photo) back William Andrews were named On defense, the reserves will be NEW YORK I UPI I - Once upon a from the beginning is to improve the the first period, also got 19 points center. at Madison Square Garden. New York as reserves. Chicago’s at end. !So place to go lime, if George Gervin had a bad bench." said Albeck. who coached from Ray Williams, 16 from Campy Brooks at tackle. Tampa Bay’s David On defense, the reserves include Cleveland last season. "We felt the The starting backfield consists of New England's Julius Adams at end, night, the San Antonio Spurs had a Russell and 15 from Marvin Webster Bartkowski at quarterback, joined by Lewis at outside linebacker, bad night Beating the Spurs meant, Spurs bench was woefully weak last Kent Benson paced Detroit with 27 Reynolds at middle linebacker. Buffalo's Fred Smerlas at tackle. New York’s Mike Richardson tries to drive are Pistons Keith Herron and the Knicks' year." Chicago's and Ottis Pittsburgh's Jack Ham at outside primarily, beating the Iceman. Net** I I ."r. Burk** 1 12 Perry at cornerback and Chicago's around Phil Hubbard of Detroit during last Campy Russell. (UPI photo) Rockets coach Del Harris says Anderson of St. Louis at running linebacker. New England's Steve That isn't the case now. not since Maurice Lucas scored a game-high Gary Fencik at safety. Albeck's achieved his aim. 31 points and New Jersey survived a back. H arold C arm ich ael of Nelson at middle linebacker, night’s game in Pontiac, Mich. Watching play Coach Stan Albeck came to .San An­ The record-setting passing com­ "Obviously they've got a better furious Milwaukee comeback to snap Philadelphia and of Houston's Greg Stemrick at corner- tonio and since Gervin. the three­ Green Bay were named at' wide bination of quarterback bench, " he said "They've got more a five-game losing streak The Nets back and New England s Tim Fox at time NBA scoring champion, got an Whalers nip Bruins receiver, Jimmie Giles of Tampa and receivers John Jefferson, Kellen incentive clause based on team vic­ offense coming off the bench than led bj 13 with late in the third Bay at tight end, Kenn and Dan Dier- Winslow and Charlie Joiner were safety they do starting. " quarter before the Bucks, who got 24 The teams were chosen in balloting Yankees appear ready tories instead of personal stats Moses Malone led Houston with 29 lU KVKI, ^OST "We had a great first period but we dorf of St. Louis at tackle. Hill and among eight San Diego Chargers written into his contract. Nowadays, points from Marques Johnson, rallied .After Rick Middleton gave the among the 14 head coaches from points. quit skating in the second and were Herbert Scott of Dallas at guard and named Wednesday to the AFC squad the Iceman may melt but the Spurs to tie it. 100-100, with 5:40 to play. '^|MirU I'.Uilor Bruins a 1-0 edge Jordy Douglas, ap- Also named from the Chargers were each conference and NFL Players In other games, Boston beat parentlv out ol his slump, fired in two forced to grind it out in the third. " Saul at center. Association members on each team. can still burn. Suns ll,">. MaMTirks 102 Seeing to il that Boston s streak guard Doug Wilkerson. defensive end Chicago 115-98. Philadelphia routed goals and Dave Keon added a third Whaler Coach Don Blackburn said The starting defenive unit consists The players' vote from each team Gervin, currently the league's Truck Robinson fired in 29 points o was alive, of never having won a of of Tampa Bay and Fred Dean and defensive tackles to re-sign Ron Guidry third highest scorer, was held to 10 Cleveland 103-79. New York downed lead seven Phoenix players in double "Our lorechecking was better and game this season in the National lor a 3-1 Whaler lead was a consensus of the entire team, The Bruins came in 0-8-2 in games It's a lot better to play in their end of A1 Baker of Detroit at end. Randy Louis Kelcher and Gary Johnson points and fouled out in the final figures and the Suns went on a 17-4 Hockey League after trailing in the with each team having two votes — BOSTON (UPI) - The Fred Lynn to trade his stylish center fielder — would be contingent on them tear in the last five minutes ol the in which they trailed after one period the ice than in your own," Blackburn White of Dallas and Charlie Johnson The starting unit includes minute Wednesday night. But rookies first period were the Hartford Cleveland's Brian Sipe at quarter­ those by players and those by for Ron Guidry trade is still in the and won't — unless he receives what answering two questions; Whether third quarter to beat Dallas For and 0-11-2 in contests in which they added. "I'm pleased with the win and of Phladelphia at tackle. Brad Van Johnny Moore, who came off the Whalers Pelt of the New York Giants and back. with Houston's Earl Campbell coaches. talking stages but the southpaw's he feels is fair compensation But Ron's best years are ahead of him, Dallas, 4-30, Jim Spanarke! scored 25 were behind alter two periods the two points." The NFC leads the Pro Bowl com­ bench in the first quarter for defen­ The Whale delighted a crowd of Matt Blair ol Minnesota at outside and Buffalo's Joe Cribbs in the agent thinks the New York Yankees Sullivan also said he doesn't see how and is he at his peak, and car he sive purposes, and Reggie Johnson points 13.111 with a seal-squirming S-4 deci­ The Whalers won the first period. The two teams meet again Satur­ backfield; Jefferson and New petition six games to four won't go along with the deal as it now he can re-sign Lynn under present Boston the second and the teams linebacker. Bob Bruenig of Dallas at maintain that level," he said picked up the slack, combining for 37 sion over the once big. bad Bruins stands. circumstances. Trail Bla/.er*. 1 15. Warrior** 1 13 were even the final 20 minutes in day afternoon in Boston and they are .Sullivan thought he had solved the points to lead the Spurs to a 113-107 Boston trailed 3-1 after one period John Schneider met two hours "I don't want to trade Fred Lynn." Kelvin Ransey hit an 18-loot jump what was a hard, physical game, ef­ deadlocked in the standings each Lynn problem last week when he triumph over the Houston Rockets. when the home team came up with a Wednesday with Yankees boss Sullivan said. "But things have shot with five seconds left to lift ficiently handled by Referee Bob with 28 points nearly traded him to the Dodger.'- for "That's not unusual," said Albeck solid ellort perhaps the best ol the Four Patriots Basketball George Steinbrenner and said he happened where we will not be able Portland to its seventh straight The win got to give us a lift going two pitchers and a promising minor .Mvers SENIOR of Gervin's law output. "It's Detroit 119-103. New Jersey edged season into Boston We know that we can thinks New York will re-sign his to sign him at this time We are being leaguer Ixis .Angeles, not willing to happened four or five times this year triumph. Bernard King, whose mis­ Fogarty Oilers 77 (Mark Plefka 20, Milwaukee 115-112, Phoenix defeated win ' Blackie added client unless the proposed deal is offered quality by other take a chance on losing Lynn to free and we've won almost every time. It sed shot led to Ransey's game- Brian Posenberd 15. Ron LaVigne 15, Dallas 115-102. Portland nipped winner. missed a last-second shot altered As it now stands, the Red organizations that could improve our agency, ollered him a Ive-year deal says something about this club that Golden State 115-113 and Seattle Sport Parade. ' Boston Coach Gerry Cheevers was on bowl squad Bill Hickey 131 . Morlarty Bros. 71 Sox would receive Guidry and out­ team in the future. We are not shop­ Llovd Free had 25 points and King 24 at $1 million per season we can win without his heavy con­ disappointed It takes three periods ' Bob Beckwith 23, Bill Peoples 20, topped Kansas City 101-94 fielder Ruppert Jones for Lynn ping Fred Lynn. Other teams have But Lynn's agent, Jerry Kapslein, tribution. That may be a first for the for Golden State Mychal Thompson to win We played a horrible first England's Stanley Morgan at wide Ray Sullivan 121 Sixer** 104, Cuxulier** TO NEW YORK (UPD - Four New "’The impression ! w alk^ away come to us. " said he would accept only a 1-year Spurs." Darryl Dawkins scored 19 points led Portland with 23. period. There was no effort and no England Patriots have been named receiver, Winslow at tight end Explorers 87 (Bill Pardo 28, Barry with is that the Ron for Ruppert and Both Lynn and Guidry are eligible deal and then negotiate Los .Angeles Sll|>erSonir^ 101. King> Ol Schendel 25. Tom Meggers 18 , Moore, who spent last year as Abe and Julius Erving added 18, lifting skating on our part. We showed the to the American Conference first Also Marvin Powell of the New 1 Lynn deal won't take place, " to become free agents after the 1981 backed off and now Sullivan is back Lemons' assistant coach at Texas Philadelphia to its eighth straight John Johnson had 19 points, eight Accusations Fogarty Bros. 73 (Carlie Hunt 19 rebounds, seven assists and five wav we can play in the second and team Pro Bowl squad, and toree York Jets and Doug Dieken of Schneider said. " ’The impression 1 season. Lynn has already rejected a to square one after being cut from the Spurs camp, victory and 18th in 19 games steals in leading .Seattle Kansas City third periods But the first period more to the second squad Cleveland at tackle; John Hannah of Bruce LeDoyt 15. Mike Beareguanl got is that there's a greater five-year, 43.5 million offer And rallied .San Antonio from an early 13- Cleveland, which trailed by as many period cost us and there's no excuse The record-setting passing com­ New England and Joe DeLamielleure Sullivan said the proposed swap was rallied from a 14-point lourth-quarter groundless 101 likelihood that Ron will sign a new point deficit to a 60-59 halftime lead as 26. was led by Kenny Carr with 25 bination of quarterback Dan Fouts of Cleveland at guard; and Mike contract rather than be traded. Now indicative of baseball's confusing If we don t get whal we think he's deficit to pull within two with 40 for It.' and finished with a team-high 22 points and Mike Mitchell with 20 and receivers John Jefferson, Kellen Webster of Pittsburgh at renter MIDGETS il Boston were to up the ante, they worth, he will play for us next year. " seconds to play but Bill Hanzlik con­ times. points. Johnson added 15 points and Kiiiek** I 10, Pi**loii!> lO.’i Doug Morrison and Craig The starting defensive unit consists conceivably could make the trade. Sullivan said flatly "Freddy was verted a three-point play to put the over ancestry Winslow and Charlie Joiner were Boland Oil 25 (Carl Stevenson 16. "It's rent-a-player now, that's sparked the Spurs to an 81-71 edge in Michael Richardson scored 25 MacTavish tallied for Boston in the also among eight San Diego Chargers of Dean and Kansas City's Art Still at Gary Wheeler 6), Wyman Oil 17 'That wouldn't surprise me. what it has come down to, " Sullivan elated by the i Dodgers i trade, which game out of reach Otis Birdsong second period with Ray Neufeld indicates to me the two places he'd the third quarter. points to spark New York The named Wednesday to the team, the ends, Johnson and Kelcher at (Brian Brophv 10. Mike MacDonald "If I had to weigh it. I'd place my said. "If that's what it takes, we ll do "One of the things we wanted to do Knicks, who went on an 18-2 tear in paced the Kings with 23 points »> MILT KILIIM\\ man. says the former Cleveland countering for the Whalers, as Hart­ which meets the NFC at Honolulu on tackle. Houston's Robert Brazile and 5). money on the Yankees signing Ron as it to improve our club But if this like to play ’Boston and Los NEW YORK - f l 'D - Nick Mileti s owner He has always been ford held a 4-3 edge with 20 minutes Feb 1 Oakland's Ted Hendricks at outside Farr's 26 (John Cing 7, Cevin oppos^ to trading him." Schneider goes on, in 10 years there won't be Angeles) ' parents are from Sicily He s just as gracious with me To tell you the left Also ntmed from the Chargers, linebacker, Pittsburgh's Jack Boyko 5), Elks 15 (Joey Casey 6. John added. "And that's the direct op­ too many teams left from what I Sullivan added he wasn t Denver ISuggets make change much Italian as Frank Sinatra, Lee truth. 1 haven t really been following who can clinch the AFC West title Lambert at middle linebacker, Vichi 5. Mike Meister 4). posite from the way I felt going into read." frightened about trading with New lacocca. Marcello Mastroianni or the situation pertaining to his Brad I’ark tallied for Boston to with a victory over Pittsburgh Mon­ Lester Hayes of Oakland and Mike Nets 41 (Mike Sardo 13. Mike Lata the meeting” Guidry wants to remain with the York, the Red Sox' archrival in the Tommy Lasorda and he s enormous­ attempt to buy the White Sox When I knot the count in the final period day night, were guard Doug Wilker­ Haynes of New England at corner- 9, Sharlene Westry 12). Celtics 34 Boston Red Sox General Manager Yankees and Lynn has always main­ American League East The last read about liowie being accused of ly proud ol It before Blaine Stoughton's 13th goal son, defensive end Fred Dean and back and Donnie Shell ol Pittsburgh (Chris Mateya 14, John DeQuattro 6, Haywood Sullivan said earlier tained he'd like to stay in Boston. But time the two teams traded. Boston being prejudiced against Ed DeBar­ 'l ou remember Nick Mileti He s proved to be the game-winner for defensive tackles Louis Kelcher and and Gary Barbaro of Kansas City at Jeff Matson 6i Wednesday that he would continue while Lynn's main obstacle to sent Sparky Lyle to New York for Owner hopes firing lolo simply because he was Italian, Hartford at 10 25 getting readv to go into the motion Gary Johnson. the safeties West Side Midget standings: talking with Steinbrenner about the resigning is financial. Guidry's is Danny Cater and Mario Guerrero though. 1 fell strongly enough about it picture business now as a producer in The starting unit includes Ray Guy ol Oakland was selected Bullets 2-0. Celtics 1-1. Cnicks 1-1. deal. Sullivan said Steinbrenner has not, Schneider said. "If you eliminate rivals, you may so that 1 called the commissioner to Los .Angeles but it was only a few The final 9 36 was filled with ten­ Cleveland's Brian Sipe at quarter­ as the punter, John Smith of New Hawks 1-1. Nets 1-1. 76ers 0-2 mentioned expanding the trade, but "As far as the financial terms go, I be out of people to talk to." Sullivan express my feelings about him years ago that he was running the back. with Houston's Earl Campbell England the kicker and J.T Smith of ------or' that no other Boston names have don't see any problems. I think the said "Now, you have to be willing to I>oes Mileti have any advice he can sion and the standing ovation the Cleveland Indians He was the owner Whalers received was well deserved and Buffalo's Joe Cribbs in the Kansas City as the return specialist ' E\sl EROSlI been brought up answer to the Yankees signing Ron to trade anyone and with anyone so as of coach will help give DeBarlolo'' of the club and later on he had the at game's end backfield. Jefferson and New 'East Catholics freshman squad And Sullivan said he doesn't want a long-term contract of five years not to restrict yourseU Cleveland Cavaliers in the NBA No. he laughs He's a helluva made it two straight wins with a 57-43 Nuggets a better team I just feel it s Baseball still is in his blood and lot smarter than I am He has made DENVER (UPI) — D enver guided the Nuggets to a 19-10 record triumph over Hartford Public yester­ very unfortunate that such a class that blood of his got a little hot when much more money than I have Nuggets General Manager Carl during the final two months of the day In Hartford. Chris Brunone had .Scheer says he is hopeful the firing of person could be sacrificed lor that he picked up a newspaper the other Mileti says Kuhn has gotten a lot of 17 points and John Misselwltz and Maxwell award winner 1978 79 campaign Last year, in his Donnie Walsh as head coach will help reason” dav and read where Bowie Kuhn the bad raps, criticism he doesn t USA Olympic hockey win John Theriault 10 apiece for the lust lull season as head coach, the' get the struggling NBA team back on Walsh’s firing came less than 24 Nuggets had a 30-52 record , baseball commissioner, was being deserve, and as evidence of that, he young Eagles East's next outing Is recalls the night Hank .Aaron broke the winning track hours after the Nuggets lost their "Donnie came to our aid in a time accu.sed ol being prejudiced against Saturday morning against Weaver at Italians in view ol the fact he didn't Babe Ruth s all-time home run Scheer, who also is the team's '20th game ol the season, falling 133- of need nearly (wo years ago. , id record in April of 1974 Aaron, who the Eagles' Nest at 10:15 accepted Pitt challenge president. Wednesday said Walsh 118 at home to the Kansas City Kings he's been territic.' said Scheer "I feel Edward DeBartolo's petition to The 11-20 Nuggets are nine games put buy the Chicago White Sox should be did It in Atlanta, was critical of Kuhn judged top story of 1980 would be replaced by assistant coach balled us out ol a very difficult situ.' lEEINt. J\ PHILADELPHIA (UPI) - Op­ recalled Wednesday after the of first place in the Midwest Dision approved because he wasn't on hand to con­ guys from the South there was more Doug Moe on an interim basis. He lion at that time 1 know his won-lo.'i llling jayvees opened their season ponents of the U niversity of Panthers' punishing defensive end said Walsh probably would remain on and ahead of only the expansion The accusation was made by an gratulate him The commissioner etheless considered the high point of Ho i than the SEC record isn't food but 1 think manv ol NEW YORK il’Pli — Every once Marathon. Cindy Garvey's keyhole yesterday with a 63-42 win over Pittsburgh might have had life easier was named winner of the 44th the Nuggets' front office staff. Dallas Mavericks. associate of DeBarlolo who was had followed Aaron around a couple sports in the annual postseason sur­ (Southeastern Conferencei 1 ajso the changes he has made will benelit upon a time, a nondescript bunch ol revelations about her relationship Tolland Cevin Simmons had 26 the past four years had it not been for Maxwell Award as the nation's top Moe. who was an assistant to Walsh, 39, became the Nuggets turned down by the American l^-ague ol days, waiting for him to hit his vey by UPI. luture Nugget coaches athletes scores an upset that with hubby (first baseman) Steve points. Joey Johnson 15 and Eddie a 1976 Mississippi high school playoff wanted to play in a dillerent part ol head coach in February 1979. owners during the baseball meetings record-breaking homer, and then th e hockey victory was mentioned college football player. lormer Nuggets coach Larry Brown, Walsh, a New York City native, transcends the sp '. is world and Garvey of the Los Angeles Dodgers Jarvis 14 for llling while Cen game between North Natchez and "They were looking at Rooster He the country ' succeeding Brown, who resigned in a in Dallas last week Following that left by all 26 sports writers participating now head basketball coach at UCLA, holds a law degree from the I'niver-, excites the imag..ialiuns of millions and Summer Olympics without Crajewski had 15 rebounds for the Pascagoula. was the top running back in the state Green is the sixth delensive player surprise move. The Nuggets barely rejection the charge against Kuhn in the survey, including No. 1 on 17 had a 177-135 record in three seasons sitv ol North Carolina and was about ol people Americans. Rams But I played pretty well that day, to win the Maxwell Award Previous got into the playoffs that year and regarding DeBarlolo s ancestry was ( ritivism univarrnnted ballots. No 2 on eight and No. 3 on Pitt coaches were there to recruit as head coach of the San Antonio to enter private law practice when One such group was composed ol llling plays Coventry tonight at winners included linebacker Tommy last season the team had its lirsi renewed in some quarters He was in Cleveland: Mileti one for a total of 250 points. Ten halfback Ray "Rooster" Jones, who making some tackles and recovering Spurs He joined the Nuggets as Brown convinced him to join the the 20 "Red, White and Blue Boys " 6:30 in the championship tilt of the they hoped would be the successor to a couple of fumbles. They were pret­ Nbis of Texas, back ,lim Lynch of losing record since joining the NBA Mileti believes any such ac­ says, and the only reason he was points were given for a first-place Notre Dame, tackle Mike Iteid ol Walsh's assistant last June Nuggets who formed the United States hockey Tolland Holiday Tournament. Heisman Trophy winner Tony ty much impressed. They said with Scheer said Walsh was fired after As the club's interim coach. Walsh cusations are utterly groundless there was because he was trying to team in the 1980 Winter Olympic selection, nine for second, eight for Penn State, linebacker Bi\^d Van Strictly on his own he picked up the help jiie sell season tickets He flew Dorsett. But the player they the type of defense they were putting he demanded that the executive Games at Lake Placid, N Y Their third and so on. Pelt of Michigan State and end Ross in during a snowstorm and he caught remembered most from that game in. I. would be a defensive end. " make a decision on his future as head phone the other day called Kuhn and heart-warming achievement — win­ Rounding out the top 10 stories Browner of Notre Dame a lot ol flak for not being in Atlanta was a defensive lineman for North In the four years that followed, the coach. told him srj ning the gold medal against nearly were 2, the U.S Summer Olympic Green said he felt his award* this Jenkins court case Natchez who made life miserable for 6-foot-2, 222-pound Green was ranked "Donnie did not resign from his From personal experience, all 1 when Aaron broke Ruth's record, hut boycott (126 points!; 3, the Duran- KaiigerH 8, Jel» 2 seaso would help future delensive insurmountable odds — was voted as Jones that day. as one of the finest defensive linemen post, but he agreed that it was can say is that if he had any Il was total coincidence, and he the No 1 sports story of 1980 in UPI's Leonard bouts 11151; 4 the I^hillies Dave Silk and Eddie Johnstone Ellis, who set up the game-winner, players gain national recognition. And so the seeds were planted for in the game. probably best lor everyone con­ prejudices against Italians 1 certain­ didn t deserve the criticism he got " annual poll of sports editors and win their first World Series (103); 5, each had a goal and two assists to added an empty-net goal with 50 "As far as the Heisman is con­ the Hugh Green era at Pitt. In leading third-ranked Pitt to a 10- cerned that he be relieved of his today in Toronto ly was an easy target Mileti says Mileti recalls another lime, more writers selecting the top 10 and bot­ George Brett's flirtation with 400 help extend the Jets' league-record seconds remaining. Tom Younghans cerned, I believe I’ve accomplished He never showed me any prejudice recently, when Kuhn showed how he "I had signed a letter of intent to I record this season, he made the All- duties at this time," said Scheer. tom three stories of the year. (102); 6, Jack Nicklaus' U.S. Open winless streak to 29 games. Dave scored Minnesota's first shorthanded something there that makes me sort arrresi except to say he lound the in­ at all lell about him personally go to Mississippi State," Green America team for the third con­ ■ I’lri confident Doug Moe will do an TORONTO (I'P li - Ferguson Playing in an atmosphere of U S. victory (99); 7, Genuine Risk first fil­ Maloney opened the scoring at 2:25 to goal of the season at 8:24 of the of a pacesetter. " he said. 'To put cident embarassing In an earlier in­ f)n the contrary he went lar out 1 look my son. Jimmy, to secutive year and won the Lombardi excellent job for us. and I’m hoping Jenkins of the Texas Rangers, the mediocrity in winter sports and a ly in 65 years to win Kentucky Derby trigger a five-goal assault that gave opening period linemen on that scale, maybe they'll terview 1 1 1* stuck to the subject ol lar- ol his way tor me I remember the ( ooperstuwn lor the Hall of F’ame in­ Award as the nation’s top lineman. the change will help make the best major league baseball pitcher round-robin tournament which in­ (95); 8, Steelers win the New York a 5-1 - lead in the first Kockii'H (i, liluck lluwkK 1 Country Club develop a new trophy to recognize ming lirst meeting in his ollice before I duction and the annual ball game He finished second in the Heisman ever produced in Canada, appears in cluded a Russian team good enough for the fourth time (92); 9, Bjorn period. Winnipeg lost its ninth Paul Gagne scored two goals for them. People are noticing the became involved in buying the In­ they play on that day. " Mileti says. Trophy balloting behind South a provincial court today charged with •lenkins, it lound guilty could to rout the .National Hockey League's Borg's battle with John McEnroe at straight game. Colorado, which stopped a five-game defenses ' dians He said Anvthing 1 can do to Jimmy is 15 He's the baby in our elects officers Carolina running back George possession of narcotics. receive a sentence ol six monihs in All-Stars in the Challenge Cup last Wimbledon (78); and 10, the Muham­ Nurtliqurs T. RIuch I winless streak. Lanny McDonald got The Panthers have a shot at the help Nick. I will And he did " family and I love him He s a great Full slate of officers at the Rogers, the highest linish ever lor a The 37-year-old righthander, a Cy jail or a line ol $1.(KH) or both year, the U.S hockey team scored a mad Ali-Larry Holmes heavyweight Anton Stastny scored twice and his 14th goal for the Rockies and national title if they heal South Kuhn demonstrated he was for him Manchester Country Club for the lineman. Young aw'ard winner and Member of However lirst ollenders ollen baseball fan and when Bowie saw classic triumph. title bout (75). Michel Goulet and John Wensink Merlin Malinowski collected lour Carolina in the Dec 29 Gator Bowl at every turn Mileti adds 1980-81 season named this week at the Despite double and tripleteam the Order ol Canada - the nation's receivv* only small lines or suspended him and me there in Cooperstown, he Only three days before the Olympic The U.S. team was coached by added third-period insurance goals points. and if top-ranked Georgia and No. 2 asked me if we were all set with annual meeting were as follows: blocking on him. Green lied for the highest civic honor— was arrested by sentences tournament began, the U.S. kids Herb Brooks of St. Paul, Minn. For for Quebec. Stastny snapped a 1-1 tie I’riigiiiiiK J, KingH 11 Florida State 'lose on New Year's Sufiporlvd stroiiffly tickets to the game. 1 told him we Jim Moriarty, president; Len Hor­ team lead in tackles with 118, in­ the Royal Canadian Mounted Police played an exhibition game against the record, the perpetrators of the in the third period at 1:36. The Blues George Ferguson rammed in a 15- Day, Green said he and his team­ Jenkins arrest led one controversy didn t have any. You have to vath, vice president; Tony Pietran- cluding 17 quarterback sacks. His Aug. 2.5 and charged with possession When I was trying to get the In­ classic upset were Bill Baker, Neal had tied it at 13:49 of the second foot power-play goal with just 16 mates anticipate things to work out and set oil another It lollowcd wide­ remember 1 wasn't in baseball the Russians in New York. They tonlo, Jim Clng, Woody Clark, one four-year totals are 459 tackles and 50 of four grains of cocaine, two ounces d ia n s .h e says, ' who campaigned were so awed that they applauded Broten, Dave Christian, Steve period on a goal by Brian Sutter. seconds to play to earn Pittsburgh that way. ly published reports ol growing drug ' anymore year; Dave Cozlovlch, Fred Nassiff, sacks. 1 , 9 of marijuana, and two grams of hardest lor me'' Bowie Kuhn When I when the Russian players were in­ Christoff. Jim Craig, Mike Eruzione, Cu|tilal!i 5, OilerK 2 the tie. Rookie Jim Fox had scored "We started the year off slow but use by professional athletes, and set He sent his daughter, Alex, back Tom Wall, two years, and Betty Lou Green credited talks he had with hashish owned the Indians, who gave me the troduced before the game and con­ John Harrington, Mark Johnson, Defenseman Rick Green, turning a twice in the final period to bring Los finished fast,” he said. "'The way olt a copironlalion between the to their hotel room to get me his Nordeen, Rick Marshall and Nick former Pitt defensive back J.C. The RCMP charged that, the drugs, strongest possible support'’ Bowie sidered themselves lucky to lose Steve Janaszak, Rob McClanahan, teammate’s apparent miscue into the Angeles back from a two-goal deficit things look now. a lot of things are on Major League Players Associatlim tickets mind you, and he gave them Carlo,^ three years. Last three Wilson, now with the Houston Oilers, with an estimated street value ol Kuhn And now that 1 no longer own “only" 10-3. Ken Morrow, Jack O’Callahan, Mark go-ahead goal, started Washington on and put the Kings ahead 3-2. our side. A good performance in the and Baseball Commissioner Bowie to me so we could sit right there in threesomes will comprise the Board and coach Jackie Sherrill as influen­ $500, Were found in his luggage at the Indians, whom do I consider Two weeks later, they had beaten Pavelich, Mike Ramsey, Buzz the way to ending its five-game skid. Gumiilieii> 4. Cuiim-kK 4 of Governors. Gator Bowl and the other two teams Kuhn his box Jimmy was so thrilled. cing his decision to attend Pitt. He Toronto International Airport among my best friends’’ Bowie the Russians 3-2 and then clinched Schneider, Dave Silk, Eric Strobel, Mike Gartner’s 19th goal nullified Keith Acton scored two goals, in­ Nominating committee consisted lose, there’s no doubt we’ll be No. 1 ” Bowie has always related to me and also said he liked the challenge of Jenkins, a workhorse who has com­ In Seplemtx'r, alter a meeting with Kuhn the Olympic gold medal with a 4-2 Bob Suter, Phil Verchota and Mark Edmonton’s 2-1 lead and set the stage cluding the tying marker to lift Mon­ of Henry Rockwell, chairman, The Maxwell Club also announced although the subject never came up, coming from the South and doing piled 259 major league victories, will Jenkins and his lawyers, Kuhn Mileti likes DeBarlolo also Wells. for Green. Bengt Gustafsson and Guy treal. Bob Gainey al.so struck twice George Beeney, Charlie Boggini, Wednesday it was postponing its I m sure he knows I'm Italian. As far victory over Finland. well at an Eastern school. stand trial in provincial cdurt in ordered the pitcher to be removed although he diR'sn'i know him as well The victory touched off a national When it came to picking the bottom Charron added late goals. for the Canadiens and Per-Olov Pete Foster, Ward Holmes, Pat selection of the Bert Bell Award as he does Kuhn as my ethnic background is con­ Brasar notched a pair for the "Schools like Pitt never came deep Brampton. Ont. Irom the Rangers active rosier, celebration, quite unlike anything the three stories, the ^ ito rs and writers Mupic l,i'ufH 4, Nurlli Sluro 2 Mlstretta, Caren Parclak and Bob winner, given to pro footbalT.s out­ A resident of Blenheim. Ont 1 have met Ed DeBarlolo and he cerned. I've never seen the slightest Canucks, who scored all their goals down south to recruit athletes," he citing his relusal to answer questions so-called "Olympic movement" is gave the back of their hands to Rosie Dan Maloney scored at 18:01 of the •Vonderkall. said. "I felt it was a challenge to standing player, until Jan. 6 to allow where he operates a farm, the ace certainly seems like a nice enough bit of prejudice on his part " on power plays. about the arrest supposed to generate, but non­ Ruiz' "phantom win" in the Boston third period to break a 22 tie and Ron John Rieder serves as club come to Pitt. 1 wanted to show other the NFL season to conclude. llug;h Green righthander has not talked about his secretary. 18 - EVENING HERALD. Thur» , Dec. 18, I960 coreb oQ rcl « Soulh 6 Interceptions Southern IMviiion Hill. Lm Anfctef. Denato Harrali. Los Califonila 4 3 in - Auburn 78. Fla SI 74 A ^ l:1 «m . 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' > \ 1 M.i N.ir I )H'i."' «)7 1C .31(1 da Bonadies 184-482, Joyce lYinter Has (iu> Oakland .300 in 10 of my 21 blg- t i.ikljml M)7 :Clt 289 Uinslow SD 1119 TV 142 9 •loiner .SD HIT HB ir 9 4 Kicker .John Smith New Fngland 1..UIS ■ DIP I ti7 28f lt> Corriveau 476, Linda Bur­ Kick reiurncr J T Smith KansasCilx league aeaaoos (including Ijirgeni Sea »4 61 16.3 6 !h’. 10 1 4 »>7 281 in llouslon la< kle lasin Gr.ix was selected 10 seaions over .350). And I Morgan NK 928 41 22 6 6 ton 177-473, Lois Begin 472. ; ‘ ,.»l I gi.rlH" \ MaMir. II II 0 2h7 274 :SC but cannot pla\ ber.iuse of an Achilles Inlerreptmnv (eas a good fielder at lec- IV ,, l^•n.|l|le‘• ll.ih\.fi Barb Algren 471. Collen tendon injurx His replat einent is Art Id '■’1 i.ajHi ' )i \S,.c vjui- ...... tl \.itiMii,ii I .inirrent e no vds Ijl Shell ul OakLxnd ond bate. Hayes dak 12 223 62 I AvnMn« Vui' ;■ f' K 'f'\(h Nil. I r.iNi Olbert 177-407. Ann Odell x-denotes starters yui : U I r IM IM l’\ Barbaro KC 9 124 3V 0 469. Dee M innich 464, tlM ( S«hro\ NY) a 91 fS 1 NhC Ih-obowl Selections N.-i .no ft nI 2 n: I .luis sull«-: IK 12 .3 0 HI' T7 IfT -wMii « * » « i •ai p«a«nM «K» Shell Fill 7 I I 67 U Evelyn Gallant 457, Ellen 0||ens4' l-'l. f .bl. I K.. !,. r< I ’rr,,!::.. - s|. w..-l MD II 1 733 419 3H Wide retfivers x ll.irotd Carmiehael >H oi-tNii »Mwi a * dm hreetnan Bui 7 icrr 47 1 I \ni.< ■ 1 m ! ' a Ifbnirt ym- 10 Kl 2C 319 -s m K™ t N i- iM il »>n*i!iiv ' i « 4 9 . « t tA M IM M I Tatum. Hou 7 ll« I 0 Bauer 451, Maria Petrella I*hiladelphia x James Difton Green J ■ t. Ml, ii. Ml ; 4 suM.-i nU lo XO 21) at' Bax Ahiti.iil Hashad Minnevla I ’at '(oMi-Hfii aKniu •« * n *•' . 1 : 4V f,, ficiD iju*' iiijr.ir I 317 rc BretKlen ( in 7 91 29 0 450. i f U n m U U N V Harrix KC 7 M 41 c» Tiliev St Dims GETA2ndLE.D. ^ tv L i Dmic. Ml Ih 4' Tackles x Dan Dierdorf M Dims x M M T j Q t ^ .) ' yu< rx. ''i.iMn* 12 I ’ Nl> .III -iW Hushing’ W«Hln<'Mld\ •« S|*nris Tran'.at turns (c| IIM m E A .llc . 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M. .'I'- lameN M ' Il 2S9 101) 7 1 A,,- 27 k l.dn. I h. .1,. 28 I le..'i tml2:i tj kle tKidmut Id’e .tnd lii)etM>oks t [X hurrh f>en 1 X28 9 4 34 I sAM4aw4rr. M > I .. M , 1 I .in 7 29 A.. '<•' W.i« 7 29 ^••I•^^ur»:ll21 K..ns.tslTlv Ik Haskctball By Murray Olderman Kirkidl H('(urnx h.jM In f M>..iiii24 Ualtiioore 14 lienver N.iiiied l)uug Moc inlenm 2 4 W I'l.iiri-vM . 11 no vdi avg ]g uf (o jih repl.icing Dunnic Walsh who \ h'I ' ‘ 1 14 ■Thoiii|>’'.'n |(’ « ■ I. M-. ..no ;x.ri.K)i.kJ 33.ishini^l.Ki33.}«hinkt>Hi («r«H-nJ( ' • Wrigfti ( l<-\ r ‘ lo 23 2 :o II . (,i . r. . 33 .1 Iim^t-in ..uji'l I • •'! t.olos leirx on uijurtsl starts? — IJirr) May, Dunkirk. N.V. tM flM M AOr/«M CH ,. j I , ,1.. •. r ll.es litunMm Ik-' « 879 23 1 'll 'I OQ 99 >MI*»oe(h4AG4riO ‘,.'i-''I \ vf \n lUM'tull Starts were never compiled by the Elias Sports Bureau (the MMS jM Kiri. .‘4 '!*'• ' '<■ ' J" li.«Iti'iioie Signed Itee .igeiif lose .NFL statisticians) until three or four years ago. Among active OQVNI MMIIAnD SAW V. f I -ft • • • ■: :.u . ■ M.>r.it> >(<• i .> xe.ii I ooli j( t ■ ■ ^Reg. 37.99 H-I" .r ; ,4 Brown 'loh vh-.n 1 > College players, Rickey Young of Minnesota is the leader — he’ll have Cksuiar k m h oi wrapoiound shoe, « l^.rlo•r:i< i\ , ' : b -'- Hr'i.'h.W' I ‘>llege ( li.ii 1<*' M .i'vji la 84 straight when this season is over Of course. Jim Brown of poMW lock and oltwr loM y teoturei E < : .1..,. i I. y ■ ' f'lgni-d ,1. head |iH>lhaII. h.h h i .'liifv: " Cleveland started every one of his games as a pro. over nine SAVE8.00-BliD H i|v 1 ro«s N jfiiitl He k ( .liter il seasons 118 in all there's a possibility someone like Joe It moMOOM you I ,ilof. .'4 r • •. ha-tMi) .)x|i. ,id (•eXlMlI. •( 1. 1. BENCHTOP WORKMATE Tkrrv k! ! i • ’ i ’ < I’erry of the 49ers might have had a longer string. tlW l tJflft MATtf t riftW i c» you ihowar ft Non* r i J \iii. 11. ..n .'MK . cf 1.. Workmate is a porfoDle 'M'- J \ * Mv r.1 leovn you reksced M.ir: \1. iu»d>..i-..- 'w m M im r VAOUMM vvork center and vise witn 16’ tilt MH.'A M Kl h lIlN X.-. Q. i am an ex-Marine, discharged in September of thin year. ft ttngly from head Mrtrijue' i.itiisoM l>> t J4 Mi. K. . l'.->'t-.ii ( .iM< (| u; • ;.(< I > ' I I have played football in the Marine Coriis and received hae- Portable vacuum that cteam hard totaa.No.sM-2 ^/^to p Jigsaw not includea ".o cvu.i j ( la te Litirs.in T 4 > ' flirii* •' * 3 M..I !,i..>l. If.■ ' •■4l-\a!i.4.-- K<-.inii H<’(uini'd t»rw.in1 i.f, backer. Now I am looking lor n way lo gel la as free igetit. I tU '-'K I IHVI I : .1.1,. r IH24 K< u<'t In I). Him tor t.kp.iss am 25. 5-8 Vnd 170. qnick and strong — I now bench pre« 475 $AMm-**o*OR*o*eu C M.U .11- H'l ^ 1 .tlliolii ,il i'.a-t .(iHlH \MFHti \NN'M ( FHl.KAt.l |- ; • v.iiiiin.iliKf : 1. .IS 12 ■ ‘4 '! ‘ ' K.'r. r IniCnJf 1-C.U'Uf 10 500 I know I am ready lor pro ball, all I need Is the chance. MMAOVIATTMH ..innsk h9i:i.'t V.n.r,.*'.4.'4 N.-.vi.'- 1 alliotir H Is there any way you can send me inlormatlon on traWlag i ? |l\ I mini I .<■'•- IntfinjliMiu; Save on economy 4 packs. • .iX .M ' •-.•( ) . loni - . • 4 N.*flh«-'M D iv " -n 1. ' I' 'ilck;' Bjski l ramp'’ Football has been my lile. my way ol tUaklng. — -• 44 .’7 I I irl.iv W 1. P. I (.B h'. 1 l’rc>' lfil< fi'.i Not 9354.9804. .low.i .K... . J - > • . ■..,i.( i ■ :i< James Fields, Alice, Tex. M A 4 . ^ 1 - 1 U ''K I IU\i 1 1 Nl* 1 . As an immediate reaction, because of your size, any chance '.,. - Mi.v*., ^ • ’"‘Mn-lMirx .Il M.iih ‘Ih''*D t. i I-. 4 4 I rch at Km Miiifi....'.I 1 ltd' . \X c .-I D MjM't 7! the logical teams lo contact arc the Dallas Cowboys (Gil . . i ’,(M. \ ^ „i 1 4 e< 2 . I. I > ,1. I'll P.lllfl'.'!' *4 iDick .Steinbergi Just write them directly and they can advise Kennrs .il 1 t'riiii. K s. i.iin^ I jstrf n I fi\ I'li'fi I II M.inti.«tl.ti. 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lacllyky.diem lna.) TV tonight 2 X M ^ FoothMilMMaTIwNFL a4)Movla-(Comady)— tv "Going UP PKA Pun ConlocI Karala The NFL Story: Une By Line surfaces m Southern California and m USAFRaKskHnPHm E V E NING __ You Bat Your Life In Stylo” 1B7B Laa SIraabarg. WaHarwalghI Contandara Bout (d Standing Room Only 'Snow appeals lor help to the onty people W Or. Oau Scott On Hobrowt 2:18 B o l t o n d M .A.8.H . Onorga Burna. Thraa ralirad man 4.-00 6:00 8 ® MacNell-Lehrer Report White and the Seven Dwarfs Live on ■he knows there. Vatene and Gary 12;0S , CD N aw a dacidalogoagainatthelaw.(Ratad ^ (DlttOO N«wt Stage'TapedliveatNewYorkRadio Ewing, after sheisarrestedinadrug 9) ABC Nowt NIetitllM 2:20 O N aw a ® After Benny PQ)(9«mlna.) 4 :3 0 (£ Slartky And Hutch (if NHL Hockey Boston Brums vs City Music Hall, this re-creation of ^ sl (60 mins.) t2:2S d ) Momsnl Of MadHallon 1:30 a 8 3 A B « t ^ Jekcr'tWUd the Disney film classic features the GD N e w s d) Star Troll 2:30 St L ouis Blues QD A d a m 12 4:BB ^ NCAA BM kclbtll Continues lovable dwarfs. Snow White and the 20-20 12:30 ^ SportaCanlar ^ T k T a c D ough 2:00 a PTL Chib-Talk And Varlaly GOP approves resolution From Deytimo Houston vs 8:00 handsome prince (f) Newark And Reality CD Hogon't Horooo 0 RockConcarl (M) M o v ie -(C o m e d y ) •• "H e ro A t ^ ESPN CoHogo Botkotbill d ) Movla-(Orama) •• "Gay Sta- B « 0 P sp p tfd m e Cl) Magnum. P.l. A tun loving Q f Tom Cottle Show 3 M Large" 1980 John Ritter Anne (•ra" 1942 Barbara QD Praytr ' M Psrtrldgs Family private detective, living on a luxur­ 9 :00 d ) Movla-(Drama) "tk "Sol Mm Archer A struggling actor who foils Tomorrow Hoil: Tom Stanwyck. (}aotga Branl. A woman ®A»-Blar8oeearDafbyCaun1yva TV Community: Math For ious Hawaiian estate, boldly takes (3) Magnum.P.l.Magnumistrealed drM” iSBBOavldMcCalliim.Slalla arobberywhileinaCsptsinAvsnger Snydai Quesli: ChailaaOrodin. aacratly marries a man lo gain his NolUngham Forast Modern Living on Navy higherups and becomes a to a crash course in Oriental ar Stavsna Narco agon! posaa as a costum edscidssthatiffhelighlstit, InharHanca money (2 hrs.. 20 B d M on Community Hall study GT* Studio Saa target lor killers when he tracksthe lifacis and intrigue when a beautiful Nancy Friday. (90 mkia.) dopa addict In a lunkis raid. Ha Is mine.) d ) H a w s H What's Happening Chinese girl hirss him to protect a w ssr 'em, and bscom s a one man 1 :0 0 aasigoad lo parauada tha mlalraaa cold blooded murderers of his best B:30 M Jim Rockford: Private friend S ta r s Tom Selleck.JohnHit- priceless urn coveted by both the crime butter. (Rated PQ) (97 (|J Sat Patrol Jos Franklin Show 01 a M ails blgahol to glva avidanca BOLTON -— The Republican selectmen make any decisions on Vandalism at the park was dis­dis- Investigator 01) PBA Bowling From Atlanta. d ) Osnlal Boons lerman (Premiere, 2 hrs ) Communists and Nalionalislsof her m in s ) M.A.S.H. about lha M alla's Involvamant In future requirements for additional cussed recently and many 6 :3 0 (2T Masterpiece Theatre (Georgia Town Committee passed a resolution (j: PMMagailne country. (60 m in s ) 8 town offices, meeting halls or a suggestions were offered on how to i| ' Tic Tac Dough (I) Mork And Mindy Mork gels Barney Miller No sooner ‘Teatamani of Youth' Episode III urging the Board of Selectmen to in­ (fC Thrill Sports This exclusive into a showdownwith one of Ihekids doesDietrich embark ona'spiritual Devastated by Roland's daalh. itiate a study to determine the future public safety complex. alleviate it. The selectmen plan to sports spectacular takes you to from the day care center who thinks ly cleansing' program of celibacy Vera represses her grief and of the Community Hall. First Selectman Henry Ryba meet with the park commissioner to Colorado tor the toeOWorldSpeed that the outlaw Billy the Kid was a lhanthe squad room lafiliedwithcall devotes all her energies to nursing Skiing Championships. Hawaii lor After voluntary service overseas, William Fehllng, town chairman, authorized having such a study done further discuss the matter. hero girls, and he has to steel himself fs ex citing hang gilding competition she suddenly relurnaloEngland de­ D Spock on TV tape J Movle*(Comedy)»4 “ There s against temptation said the study should include on the Community Hall and other In other business the selectmen; and on to Arizona for perilous A Girl In My Soup" 1970 Petei (11 Top Rank Boiing From termined to marry her brother's architectural and engineering plans public buildings, including schools, • H eard a suggestion from clitfjumping Sellers Goldie Hawn A middle Totowa friend, Victor (Cloaed NEW YORK (UPI) - Dr. at home, and air them at leisure. made by cable and satellite N B C N ew s ag ed sophislicatedgourmet colum­ 9 4 2 2 3 4 T h u rsd ay N igh t A t The Captioned.U S A ) (60 mins ) and construction costs of structural and wants the report by January. Selectmen Carl Preuss that the food O ver E a sy M independent Newt “The viewer now has the ability to nist linds his life disrupted, when a Movies Night Kill' iBSO Stars Benjamin Spock, who helped a networks. improvements. At their meeting Tuesday, the inspection budget could be a washout M NBC News kookie girl moves m on him (2 Jaclyn Smith. James Franciscus 10:30 generation of mothers raise their recreate ’prime time’ to fit his own "Mass appeal programing will be B i Bob Newhart Show ^ Apple Pollihera He said proposed uses should in­ selectmen went into executive ses­ item if the rates for food permits h r s ) Thebeautilulwifeof a boorish indus­ babies, now is out to help those schedule," Markim said. "It’s the ul­ very seriously challenged by a 6:55 (!D ESPN College Basketball trialist andherloverplot the deathof O Conneetkut Prime Time clude town offices, a meeting hall, sion to discuss security at Herrick were restructured. N ew s 9 Hollywood Squtree babies raise their own, but this time S how her husband, after which the lover timate in freedom. The TV set has plethora of other selective services," conference rooms, a voting place and Memorial Park'but did not take any • Learned the Planning Commis­ 7:00 ^ ^ 34 Games People Ptay willassumelhedeceased'sidentity 11:00 he’s doing it with television. been the master and we have been he said. "The narrow part of the sion will arrange for an engineer to C B S N ew s Tonight's segment includes the fm and then try to esca p e with a milMon |) J)829444 News any other option considered action. m M .A.S.H. M.A.S.H. the slaves. That set has said, ’you be funnel (for the networks) no longer is als of the tug of-war between the dollars in cash (2 hrs ) The world famed baby doctor who, reasonable by the selectmen. One resident suggested jlf/Ahe check the Flora Farms subdivision n ABC News firemen and the steelworkers from W M o v ie -(R o m a n ce ) • • • 4 ‘Lit* Maud# here at 9 o’clock or you won’t get to technology or dollars — it’s the fact The committee said the study building were used for meetings, it road repairs befdre a $15,000 bond is ' Bullseye Pittsburgh, a grape-stomping com He M inisters" 1934 Katharine M M k n a ire in the past 25 years, has spread the ) SportsCenter 9 T D ick C a v e tt S ho w see this wonderful program we’ve that you have a finite amount of time would be a measure of security. released to the contractor. ' petition at the Sonoma County Fair, Hepburn, JohnBeal AScottishpas gospel of parenting through more should be completed before the ) Festival Of Faith O d d C o u p le created for you.’ Now we’ve taken to view anything." a demonstration of Japanese mar lor falls in love with a woman (90 than 35 million books on the subject I Match Game tial arts and kendo Billy Barty bas mins ) 11:30 back freedom of choice for Markim said "passive television” ) N ew s ketbali teatunngiheshortvsihelall 9f All Creatures Great And J A tlln The Fa m ily has signed on with Video Corporation ) M ore Than A D ream ourselves, — that over which the viewer has no playersandpartfourolthephysical S m all fT; K o ia k of America to do his thing for the ELEGANT A n tiq u e s fitness pentathlon (eOmms) 9 :30 (f) Racing From Yonkers "No longer do we have to do what control — is bound to suffer as iG Face The Music People's Caucus A •44irsALivlngJanstartsapart R a ce w a y library of the 80s - a library as likely 7:29 the programers in their ivory towers viewers struggle to spread available i f P a g s 5 7 lime business on waitressing lime m sii ^ortsCantar to hold videotape casettes as books. SERPENTINE DBIGNS 30 Daily Number 8:30 order to pay lor her daughter's bsl 30 ® 39 The Tonight Show say we’ve got to do.” viewing time over a multitude of new i 7:30 Spock on the home screen, guiding $ M erv G riffin let lessons, but Nancy pulls the plug Guests Suzanne Somers. Robert Videodiscs — LP records that play offerings, and for that reason, he has r PM Magatine Klein (eOmms ) panicky new mothers through such “OLD WORLD" GIFT (AVDRITES i 44 BosomBuddlesHenry tired and fires her lor neglecling her movies — threaten to take much if no fear that competing videodisc r A ll In T h e Fa m ily ol being thought oiasasoftie tries lOb ^ ABC Captioned News crises as cradle cap and potty • 14 KARAT GOLD • GOLD FILLED J Family Feud h is b e st to c re a te a lO u sin g new 10:00 9 Movie-(Drama) *h “ A Matter not all of that medium away from the systems will cut into the f F a c e T he M u sic training, is one of several features im age tor him seil as a super Knots Landing Krislin Shepard, or Resistance " 1962 Catherine • STERLING SILVER JC Football: Inside The NFL "ivory towers" of commercial videocasette market. he man pregnant with J R Ewing's child. Deneuve. Philippe Noiret Nor­ now being sold by Video Cor­ network programers in time, but Discs, in his view, still "passive mandy larmer's unhappily married poration's VidAmerica Division for daughter is pursued by the local Markim said Hollywood need not television" — capable of playing German commandant and a hand the burgeoning new home video worry about a depression and he is "Casablanca" or "Star Wars” some French Army officer (2 hrs) market. Other casettes, on the 44 ABC News Nightline not worried about competition from several hundred times, but incapable T h u rsd a y market or yet to come, will be aimed 11:35 the discs. of lifting “60 Minutes" from CBS or s (() Happy Days Again at improving the golf stroke, building "Hollywood is in the business of 11:50 the bixly or maybe even fixing the of giving home movie buffs their 44 Chartie't Angels-Potica making movies and the public appetite greatest thrill since color film. Woman Charlie s Angels The Big plumbing and. according to VCA for them is insatiable," he said. "I Tap Out' Jill, Sabrina and Kelly pull President Alfred Markim. it’s all in - I ’ ..e off a series of cons to trap a clevei think Hollywood is in for the biggest ■ Fun time j j l 'v"’ i !3.'5.'ne Ai*e of compulsive gambler whose habit is the cause ol liberation. boom period they’ve ever had." Markim said the recent "huge 3 3"'* supported by criminal activities jump in technology" now allows Not only can the television viewer His prediction for network televi­ W ith the town’s schools closed for the day, popular attraction Tuesday afternoon, O u S ifia iis ; A'-o<-e icv e* -s Police Woman - Mother Love' A home movies and color slides to be (Herald photo by Pinto) '^rStenOwS^v j ’'.o R o h e 't mentally disturbed woman kidnaps now buy his own specific programs, sion is not so sanguine, thanks not the Center Springs Park hockey rink was a the child she had releaaedforadop translated to casette for screening on pc:^re-j portra>« 3" such as Spock, to be played at will; only to videodisc and casette tion (Repeat. 2 hrs . 15 mins ) ''g in t.' 3 but he also can record network marketing but also to the enormous the tube — “complete with music, ^ ' ' K e V ’ V ? 12:00 color and instant replay” t'<3t "16' “ jsbarM (.5 CBS Late Movie'THE JEFFER programs off the air, while nobody is specialty programing inroads being Budget includes • NIGHT KILL a SONS Louise's Cookbook Louise 23.99 C'3-” d has a sweet taste of success and COME ON DOWN! George's pci boils over when a pub Reg. S30-S31 ‘-.ig"! 3! '"’t' V N eckchain An(d C oordinaterJ Wrist C h ain iisher asks Louise to write a cook DO IT DAILY - WIN more coverage f '.S book (Repeat) McMILL AN AND Interest rate cap MONEY by checking the WIFE The Easy Sunday Murder lottery numbers in the BOLTON - The Board of Fire Commission chair­ Case'Stars Rock Hudson. Susan man. said the additional in­ To Sunny Florida That Is! '^Sikek. Saint James (Repeat) Evening Herald. of Selectmen has agreed ( Movie-(Adventure)**'i "Pipe that additional insurance surance would improve the Delicate serpentine (designs in your 3 days only! Dreams'' 1976 Gladys Kmghi. for members of Uie Bolton relations between the town choice of widths. A subtle fashion Barry Hankerson Story set against may hurt R.I. banks Edna E. Clark, formerly of Tres Chic SAVE ON MEN’S the rough background oi the Alas Volunteer Fire Depart­ and the volunteers. accent for men and women. In Gold kan pipeline (2 hrs ) ment will be included in The selectmen supported Beauty Salon, would like to Filled, Sterling Silver and 14 Karat Gold. HUSH PUPPIES® 11 The NFL Story: Une By Line MTIMTUTI M UIT H H um u a i having the additional in­ PROVIDENCE, R.I. business In Rhode Island Island, he said. SAST MANT^MOSM-MW Uie 1961-1982 budget. surance but felt, because it welcome you and assist with any of From $14.50 ? (CPII — The spiraling because they are not bound As a state-chartered rSIST SMOW ONLY tt-SO Stanley Klekota, Board 2 styles of men's fashion prime rate may pull by the same cap on interest bank. Old Stone could lose was not an emergency, it your real estate needs. Our STARCASE Of Values comfort shoesi Choose business out of Rhode. rates. the entire principal of a should go through the Chain For Men & Women. . Daytime TV regular budget process from 3-eyelet tie or Island banks until the state Earlier this year Rhode loan if it violates the in­ I,egislature lifts the 21 per­ Island’s General Assembly terest rate cap. The policy being slip-on style (not shown), M O N THRU FRI ^ D on L en a S how (FRi ) 11 Alt-star Socc«r (Mon.) ^ Richard Simmons Show recommended would in­ 40 Family Faud t i f f Villa Alagr* cent cap on the interest considered changing the Gov. J. Joseph Garrahy I am now associated with Schindall both in camel pigskin. MORNING Bean supper 9 15 t2 25 34 1 Draam Of Jaannia limit when the prime rate opposed lifting the usury clude disability payments 5 N aw J a rs a y R e p ort rates local banks can Slip into Hush Puppies® 5.15 3f A.M.Waather 3:^3 of $50 per week for life, ac­ Realty, Inc. of Boca Raton. We are SUOOR 9:30 12 30 charge businesses on com­ climbed to 20 percent, but limit earlier this year but BOLTON— The Gilead $ Ed Alien Show A 44 FYI cidental death benefit pay­ quality and save, at 5:45 X Brady Bunch 3 Search For Tomorrow 4 :00 mercial loans. efforts stalled when the may support it in January Hill Elementary School located in the lovely new Pylon J New Zoo Revue T Partfidga Family $ Vidal Sassoon Your New . John Davidaon Show win fiave a hamd and bean ment of U0.(X)0. accidental D&L Men’s Shoes, Manchester 'U The Sports Experlance Part It. Rhode Island is the only prime rate receded. because of the volatility of 5:54 Day ' Oilligan'tlaland [e not going to interest rates, said his supper Jan. 16 to raise medical payments to $10,- Plaza Building and can help you S17 MAIN STKET OOWMTOWX MBNCHEXTER 39 Morning Prayer (W ad.) (49 R y a n 'a H ope t;MarvGrlffln(Eic.Wad.)Young state in New England and L e t's M a k e A D eal 000. and a disability death 5:55 ^ I Draam Of Jeannia People s Special WED ) TM Sooo one of eight in the nation foresake7)hp...^ode Island executive legal counsel, money for the school. Sit­ I ALL DAL STORES OPEN SUNDAYS AND OPEN MONDAY THRU ^ in-School Programming find a home, condo, or investment 39 Today 's Woman i Ugly tings will be at 5:30 and 7 benefit for firemen who I SATURDAY NIOHTS UNTIL CHRISTMAS ... (aacapt Naw Drtttan opan ^ BavarlyHillbillias 8 3 4 D o c to rs which has a usury limit on commitments at'-a^rime Robert K. Pirraglia. Op^n til 9 p.m. every night until Christmas 6:00 11) Program Unannounced (Tua.) DouNliaui p ^ .fT ie menu will include have heart attacks in the lAonday thru Friday nigMa) 1 T Various Programming 10:00 1 2 5 8 Tenma Grand Masters (WED ). The commercial loans rate of 20 percent — eVen at The General Assembly property. except Sat. til 5:30 I 4 9 FYt line of duty. iL Tha NFL Story: Line By Llr>e J a ffa ra o n s NFL Story Lme By Line (FRI) "It doesn't make sense," 25 per(ient, " said Henry S. reconvenes Jan 6, but ham, beans, rolls, butter, .’ Bewitched' ft 1:00 (FrI.) lA O om ata said Industrial National Weiodbridge Jr , president Pirraglia predicted banks cole slaw and a beverage The policy also provides M Now Z o o Revue . M ik e D o u g las I Y ou ng A n d T he R e stlo s s PTL Club-Talk And Variaty for purchase of a rider to OPEN SUN. 12-5 l4 Hoelth Field R om p ar R oom I M y T h re e S o n s Buga Bunny And Friends Bank President J of Hospital Trust would have to wait at least The supper is being spon­ U SportsCenter 4 40 All My Children cover members of the Associate Edna L Clark 6 15 J t ^ 3 f S e s a m e S tre e t Terrence Murray "We re "But we will be extreme­ until March before the cap sored by The Friends of S dim M Realty, Inc. 1. N ew s M d v Les Vegas Gambit I Movie A Stranger In My Arms ^ Movla'Adventures of Marco women's auxiliary who 8 2 2A U ve (MON) KathyO (TUE ).'Fltgr>tFof clearly losing money, ” he ly selective, and when is lifted. Gilead. For more informa­ 5499 No. Fede^ Hay. 2749 S. W. rrfth SL 6 30 Polo' (MON ) The Westerner work at' department func­ .. (|4 FUntstones 8 In-School Programming Freedom' (WED ), Day Of the Do' (TUE ), Ball ol Fire' (WED ), Cow said we re selective you know tion or reservations call Boca Raton, Florida 33431 Delray Beach, Florida 33445 My Three Sons d Tom Larson Show phin (THUR ), Bittersweet Love boy and the Lady' (THUR ), Real 228-9458 or 646-1926 during tions. QUALITY COSTiS LESS! The prime rate climbed who gets hurt — it's the lit­ 1-305-272-2879 N e w t 44 ILovaLucy Glory' (FRI,) 1-305-997-7474 34 Days Of Our Lives school hours. The policy will cost $447. I Builwinkle 10:24 8 Bewitched to 21 percent Tuesday but tle guy. " Woodbridge said 34 27 In-Schooi Programming I VartouaProgremming 44 WaatharView 44 Big Valley (Exc. Wed ) banks were forced to pay- Thomas A. Hollis is VERNON i R om p or R oom 10:30 t 30 Afteischool Special (WED ) A - i A M N O T A N ANIMAL! 5 A d d a m s Fam ily senior vice president of Old 6:55 1 A lica Movie Star s Daughter more than 22 percent for NEWIKTON VERNON CRCLE It NCAABaskelball(Mon.)NCAA The average color TV 1 A M A HUMAN B E IN G ! 32 A m e rican T ra il $ ILovaLucy 4:30 new money taken in Stone Bank in charge of ILM rH lbM i.lTi) IW nlteTri^ni 34 32 34 Blockbustars Hockey(TUE WED ) TennistoWin lasts about 12 years. (EiilKiHilEI 4 4 fU w a $ FU n tsto n e s through large corporate commercial lending in I.AM .AM ANr |M « ri ■ Iw (Wm'i In p ilill 7:00 44 Bullseye With JohnNewcc«rnt)e(THUR >.Top A AflertchoolSpecisKWed.) A Ranli Boxing (FRi ) 6664740 649.7737 , M orn in g to 50 Movie Star s Daughter certificates of deposit. New England DO IT DAILY - BE Popoye And Bugs Bunny 3 4 N ew s id Jake Nets Gospel Time 11 Tennis Grand Masters (Mon., Murray said the situation "We have great SMART and read the 10 5B 2 00 t H b ^ 44 Good Morning Amarica Tue.) NCAA Cross Country IS ripe for out-of-state problems justifying any Almanac in the Evening . Richard Simmons Show 3 Newsbreak I As The World Turns (THUR) ESPN College Basketball L S p o rta C a n te r 11 00 I G e l Sm art Stiow (FR i) banks to expand their new loans" in Rhode Herald. E l ^ p i & t T 9 » 3 4 Today t 34 Maude 4 44 One Ufa To Live 10 Christ The Living Word 11 Auto Racing 80(Thur.) Stereo Furniture Racks I Batm an I M idday '22 B e w itch e d 7 25 ' ( <44 Lo v e B oat 1$ Accent On Living (Mon.) 29 OneDsy At ATime 1 Straight Talk j e a n s - p k i s T) N ew a Domala (EXC MON ) 5 0 0 T te L Car Stereo HOURS 11 N C A A S o c c e r (M o n.) Ter^nis 30 8 34 Another World 7.30 0 ILovaLucy Grand Masters (EXC MON FRI) III You Bet Your Life V FHnIatones X Iro nside I96C International Racquelball Portables Men.fri. 10-9 T PTL Club-Talk And Variaty 2.30 11) NCAA Basketball (Thur.) U S ACCOlWlINC Tournameni (FRI) 9 ScoobyDoo $ Little Reecals ' Table Tetinis (FRI) A t.RiaJLTl’RAL ECONQHICS 4 RURAL SOCIOLOGY 3432 39 Whe 'i Of Fortune Sat. 9:30-5:30 WtSaVKtWHATWtSBifOWt 6:00 18 O om ata ]A Movla (Thur.) Patrick AGRICULTURAL ENGINEERING Record Department 8 Various Programming YOUR CHRISTMAS STORE FOR CAMt ABOUT WHAT YOU BUY X Captain Kangaroo . 30 ^ Davey And Goliath AGRICULTURE 4 NATURAL RESOURCES .X Mary Tyler Moore Show 3r Maggie And The Beautiful Sun. 12-5 X Woody Woodpacker 8 Happy Days Again .at STORKS 1lNCAABaskatbali(Mon..Thur.) 11 U S. Tractor Pulling Cham- M a chin e J k n s irmvnfrrY or ooNNtcncur ALLIED HEALTH 3 4 3 7 M iste r R o g e rs AIIIFII HIA11H; CLtNlCAL DIETETICS InlernationalGoiUTUE ).U S Table ptonahp(Frl.) 34 N anny A n d The P ro fe s so r jpt Slarsky And Hutch WS b im M m 4 Cm s M sS 8 3 2 3 4 Paasword Plus 2 58 Al l.lM i HkAl.lh: HEAL1H NLIENCES Tennis (WED ) Horseshow Jump 44 Joker's Wild ySS IMf It, IMI P A S B tB 3? In-School Programming ANIHAI INUUS1RIES- ino (F R I) • 4 4 FYI 5:15 THE 1000“ SOUND' T H E 550*^ S O U N D 9 Porky Pig-Bugs Bunny 34 Richard Simmons Show 3:00 ANT)tRi)H(JLiHrY 10 Hermano Pablo ■UF* 9 G u id in g Light 8:30 5:30 ART A F T E R N O O N ____ 5 W oo d y W o o d p e ck e r YAMAHA THE T GilHgen s Island 9 B a rn a y M illar BIOLOGICAL SCIENCE X Various Programming 1 2 0 0 I 44 GeneraiHospital 5 W e lc o m a B a c k , K o tts r BUSINESS ENVIRONMENT 4 POLICY ‘8 ir^School Programming d Movie Rue Madeline SERIOUS HI-FI PERSONALIZED 3 8 8 N ew s 0 M .A .S.H . V -.11 t.. .'r.r.iK a -kIs satirli ..I . utu). Igl aili. a1. CHEMICAL ENGINEERING The Army was (MON } Death Ot a Gunliyhter i i Cartoons if Uvlng Faith 14 Movie (Wed.) Lost and • U.lti s -tuiir.f iRl N|tlilif I lx I ys nil tin CHEMISTRY 9:00 (TUE ) Coogan s Biufl (WED } no laughing FOR NORMAL PEOPLE SYSTEM 3432 34 Card Sharks Found C IV IL ENGINEERING at LOW, LOW PRICES! . Tom And Jarry Bend 01 the River' (THUR ) V'»a 24 Various Programming 10 Dr. Gene Scott On Hebrews \taci. -I •.f»< .■r. I n.ift iiMiri. uIjMiig'lijsit |h. I.< i••r COMPUTER SCIENCE 32 Phil Donahue Show 18 Verioue Programming .34 Movia OearRulh (MON ) Wei 30 Lottery Show (Thur.) DESIGN 4 RESOURCE MANAGEME:NT Jo# Franklin Show 34 8 3 4 Texas Judy Benjamin come Stranger (TUE ) Desire 40 N ew s I, ■ . ai. a> atl ilili l.isis N..I. II. «!•. .1 giUi ns -i' • CALVIN KLEIN • LEVI • 20 ANS KNITS I Ceiabration Of Tha Eucharist 24 27 A s W e S ee It DRAMA! IC ARTS (WED ) Five Graves To Cairo 5:35 [R| joined it. _ i SatamaStraat 34 Ghost And Mrs. Muir ECONilHlCS (THUR) Monsieur Beaucaire 30 Movie Continues (Thur.) EDUCAIION; CURRICULUM 4 INSTRUCTION •JORDACHE • LEE • WOOLRICH 34 Hour Magazine 3 30 .1, III ItRl \ I ; lair l ENGLISH IH ii 1 .iHlr ■•< Kmini I I 4, Hithuti ( i nin . I lux r FINANCE CLOS6 • DICKIES • CONVERSE tilt III IM ui Mi.iit 0111 111 111 FINE ARTS 6NCOUNT6RS C.ElX^RAPHY PQ O THI TkWOKM) • FANCY PROPS • JOHN HENRY • ANATOMY CLOGS AH Store FIKtureB for Sale! I ...... will ait-i lir uhrisil ai Mu iiF.OLOGY AND GEOPHYSICS GERMANIC 4 S U V IC LANGUAGES ------n u s ------• STEVEN BARRY \xr t'.rmt Matiiluiil I i>rrin|liiii. Wai(iLury atul •SASSON • HERMAN SURVIVORS WASHINGTON (UFM) — For America s presidents, tv.ti llatiliiitl r.ani|jutrt la ik nl Ihrtr liMaliuiit HISTORY weak eyes'have been a trademark 2 watchmakers benches ait.i uHn a it«|>n {xugtam ihr Hashrlrx ui (xnrial HUMAN DEV. 4 FAM. RELATIONS All 39 presidents and president-elect Ronald Reagan 1 sale - 5'X5'/i' Siu'liit Hut paM Mini ilrgin |Hiigiam itditignaii INTERDEPARTMENTAL -lix Hu adult tiutiini nhu hat piitiuutit ratmd JOURNALISM have worn eyeglasses, although seldom in public, the 2 4 drawer metal file cabinets LlNGUI^iTICS M Check Our Brand Names! American Optometric Assextiation said today 5 metal shelving units-assorted sizes an aiiisiiiirrl mtiIInt to wear contact 10-S SMafday 10-« PLEASE CAU. THEATRE lenses F=QRSCflEENTSg8 PRETESTED AND SERVICED DN PREMISES BEFDRE YDUR EYES 1 EVENING HERALD, Thurs., Dec. 18, 1980 - 23 22 - EVENING HERALD. Thun.. Dec. 18, IWO Higgins joins firm Connecticut in October Lease cloud hangs heavy over Hong Kong Attorney James M. 1960 and Is a member of the site but waited until it fell under its Higgins, Jr. announces his HONG KONG (UPl) - Despite its increasingly important factor. up against the lease expiration date. ment has seized on Deng’s remarks farmland In the New Territories that Connecticut Bar Associa­ jurisdiction with the expiration of the association with Attorneys booming economy and a general Bill Glover, managing director of "At some stage there will have to In an effort to reassure Investors, borders China. tion. He resides at 83B lease. David M. Barry and Kevin sense of -well-being among its 5 Personal Financial Consultants, a be a definitive government state­ American banking sources in the Property market sources said the West Middle Turnpike In Another sign of confidence in the M. O 'B rie n of th e million-plus residents, a dark cloud company heavily Involved In the ment on what will happen In Hong colony said such vague statements purchase by Beehive Enterprises Manchester. will not be sufficient in the future. was made at the minimum price of future of Hong Kong came in late Manchester law firm of hangs over Hong Kong's future. booming property market, calls the Kong from the British and Chinese,” Said one banker who asked not to 1121.2 million because other in­ November when Bank of America Barry and O’Brien, with of­ It Is unlikely to go away unless colony a fine place for investment. Glover said. “You can’t just go on on fices at 599 Main Street. Attends confab be identified, "Deng’s statement can vestors were not willing to go up agreed to pay )124 million for IS there is some favorable resolution of "The low taxes and free money a laissez faire basis.” floors ot a 40-story office building for A Manchester native and MANCHESTER— "The first sign of disruption will be mean anything, or nothing at all. against Peking’s interests in the auc­ the nagging question of the political exchange here make it ideal. its regional headquarters. son of Superior Court W illiam M. Adams of That just won’t do in the long run.” tion. future of the last British colony in “But If the heavy hand of China the property market.” "We remain supremely confident Judge and Mrs. James M. Lawn-A-Mat of In what Is Interpreted in Hong The site is scheduled to be Asia. comes down and begins to get a bit So far neither Peking nor London in Hong Kong’s future role as an Higgins, he is a graduate of Metropolitan Hartford at Kong as an effort to instill investor developed into a large residential On June 30,1997, more than 90 per­ oppressive and Institutes exchange has yet put forward its views on Hong Asian financial services center," East Catholic High School, 331 Summit St., attended confidence, China has moved strong­ complex by 1992, only five years cent of Hong Kong's scant 404 square controls. Investor confidence will Kong’s future. Bank of America’s manager for the Holy Cross College and an the first annual conference ly into the property market during before expiration of the lease. miles of territory is due to revert to evaporate very rapidly.” When Hong Kong Gov. Sir Murray Far Blast, Heinz Wascheck, said. honor graduate of the of lawn care professionals 1980, buying and selling real estate in If China is to sell apartments on Chinese sovereignty under terms of a Growing economic ties between MacLehose made an official visit to China obviously can take Hong University of Connecticut at Commonwealth Conven­ Peking in March, he said China's the stronghold of Asian capitalism. the site, it must assure investors 99-yCur lease sign^ by London and China and Hong Kong in 1980 have Kong back any time it wishes, but for School of Law. Higgins was tion Center, Louisville, Ky. Vice Premier Deng Xiaoping asked In October, a company represen­ their property will be secure, Higgins Norma Marahall Peking in 1898. served to allay some fears, but the present it appears content with admitted to practice in this month. Glover believes the first major test him to tell "those with investments ting Chinese Interests purchased the analysts reasoned. If Peking did not Although the fateful date still is largest piece of land ever offered at British rule which allows the colony more than 16 years away, the ques­ of investor confidence will come in in Hong Kong to put their hearts at plan to make money from its invest­ public auction in Hong Kong — a to serve as a banking center and tion of investor confidence in the face 1982 when the usual 15-year ease.” ment through development, they 52mlllion-square-foot tract of added, it would not have bought the transshipment point for goods in and f Mrs. Marshall heads realtors of an uncertain future is becoming an maximum for property lending runs Although the Hong Kong govern­ out of China. MANCHESTER— Mrs. Chaffee School in Windsor, several years. She was the Manchester Board of Norma J. Marshall has Mrs. Marshall also chairman of the Make Realtors. assumed the position of attended McKeown American Better Com­ • Before entering the real executive officer of the Secretarial School, the mittee and the Com­ estate business, Mrs. M anchester Board of University of Hartford and munications Committee. Marshall had experience Realtors and the Multiple has taken courses at the She is past president of the as a legal secretary and Most Stores Open ISetv officers Listing Service Corpora­ University of Connecticut local chapter of the executive secretary of an and Manchester Communi­ Women's Council of insurance firm. Country Club Friday afternoon From left, tion with headquarters at Late Nights Phyllis Jackston. second from left, was in­ 186 East Center St. She ty College. Realtors and served as se­ iadio /haek stalled as president of the Eastern Connec­ Evelvn Carlson, outging president; Mrs. succeeds Miss Lillian G. Before her appointment cond vice-president of the Mrs. Marshall lives in ticut Bicentennial Chapter Women s Council Jackston, Ann Stevens, installing governor Grant who retired recent­ to this position, Mrs. state chapter. In 1978 she Manchester with her hus­ Til Christmas was honored as Realtor- of Realtors, of the National Association of and Ann Acri, governor. Women's Council of ly Marshall was involved in band, Richard and four Associate of the year by Realtors, during a luncheon at Manchester Realtors. (Herald photo by Pinto) A graduate of the real esi-'ie sales locally for children.

Dan McIntyre Manager of Grossman’s Lumber Company “IT PAYS TO is a believer in advertising. That’s why he advertises every week in The Heraid. He attributes Electronic Gam enreSuperChrist^ \ a major portion of Grossman’s A TV Game Makes the ADVERTISE business to his consistent Stocking Stuffers! advertising in The Herald. ' Ideal Family Gift! M .in rro fr o /w I laluTl' as ^ 2 9 5 s seen WEEKLY IN Meet Dan McIntyre at Hand-Held Electronic Grossman’s, 145 Spencer St., 0 Games are Great Gifts! VISA 0 Action-packed enjoyment for every member Manchester, and he’ll tell of the lamily this Christmas' They can choose E Zingo, #60-2123 19,95 hockey, tennis, squash, skeet. target, or you more. single-player practice On-screen scoring, S Basketball, #60-2146 19.95 THE HERALD” sound effects Attaches easily to any TV E Golf, #60-2148 21.95 0 #60-3061 ® Pocket Repeat, #60-2152 1 5.95 Bane4«A AC Adapter, #60-3053 5.95 CHARGE IT extra ’ E Cycle Race, #60-2153 21.95 (MOST-STORES) Lo'' iL Shooting Gallery, #60-215512.95 I 'SdtoG ontroiw y^jc'es Batteries extra T Combat Tank, #60-3009 24.95 Race against the clock, challenge i’.ifcnrr / friends to better your time T Ferrari Racer, #60-3015 11-95 Dual Keyboard for T Porsche-928 Racer, #60-3017 39.95 FROM, * * ■o Payloader, #60-3034 29.95 Instant Two Player I Pan Am Jumbo Jet, #60-3047 19.95 Area residents Action! OOjD Baller es e.t'a I 3 S I as seen prom oted TV S a v e ^ l O K\M MVIIIKOKD- Arts Degree and was a 1/ '5*1 Two Glaslunbury residents lieutenant in the U S Army and two Manchester Signal Corps Irom 1954 to residents have been named 1956 He and his wife. Your to new positions by the Elizabeth, are the parents ■j. ■ Manufacturmi; Division of of four children Choice Pratt & Whitney Aircraft Eigner. before becoming Each Group superintendent-assembly T Pekingese, #12-967 Named vice presidents and test, had been program $ Brown Spaniel, #12-979 #60-2156 FOOTBALL Reg. 39.95 Each #60-2157 BASEBALL were Thomas ,1 Flaherty manager for more than Soft ’n Cuddly “Pettabie" and Anthony K .Manero. five years for FUK) F401 ^ J A Gift With!Within a Gift! E Cuddly Cat, #12-983 Play with a friend or against the computer' Football game plays four quar­ both of Glastonbury Henry engin'e production He has ■ [S Country Mouse, #12-975 ters with kick, pass and run controls, normal and pro speeds Baseball H Ramm of Manchester, been with Pratt & Whitney catri na<, a Radio Inside- game surprises opponents with ditferenl pilches slow fast, left right curves who had been Aircraft since 1953. AM Radios Six "Pets" to Choose From! E Raccoon, #12-971 even change-ups' Action sound, too Hurry for sale price' Bane'ese-va superintendent-assembly progressing through T Comic Cat, #12-982 and test, is transierring to various tool requirement, ,FflOM Batteries exva the company s manufac­ tool inventory and planning Goodyear Blimp Kit with Moving Lighted Messages turing facility in and scheduling positions Southington as plant He received a Bachelor's manager Alexander Degree in Business Ad­ 12®® a o o D f ir E ^ Signer Jr ol Manchester 99 ministration in 1969 Irom Special Purchase has been appointed to the University of Hartford From RevelU Ramm s former position He served in the U S Air Hamm, lor many years a P'orce as a staff sergeant Balle'-es 13’ 2 long replica snaps together With stand decals, resident of Columbia during the Korean conllict as C.lfd succeeds Flaherty who Eigner and his wife. Bet­ electric motor #60-1023 now holds the newly ty. are parents ot lour seen created position ol vice children Ion TV II president-material Solderless Solar Exciting Rescue Chopper Kit management Dentist opens f S O L A R Manero lormerly .the “Christmas with Santa” ENEROY- I Science Fair’ Energy Kit .Manufacturing Division's Fbank S Jurczak. Your LP Record Special Purchase assistant controller- D M D . has recently Choice or Cassette Save from Revell’ information systems, has opened a dental office at been named vice president- Batteries 8U1 Hartford Road in m Battery extra 35% 121 giue exi'a production planning and .Manchester Convert solar energy to elec­ scheduling Dr Jurczak. son of Mr Super value' Kids can pilot Coast Flaherty, who has been 2“ trical energy! Build a solar IGiiiV and Mrs Frank Jurczak of Guard rescue missions Features with the company tor near­ A long-playing recording powered radio, perpetual New Britain, attended plus a coloring book to go motion pendulurn. bno'® take-off lights, whirling rotor, radar ly 15 years, had been plant Fairleigh Dickenson manager at tioutnington with it! Visit Santa at the 100 projects in all. #28-190 strobe, more' #60-1024 8 University in New Jersey, since October 1977 Earlier where he earned a degree North Pole. he was responsible for #50-2051 #51-1051 in biology and was a Sold Only at Radio Shack! Your Hey Kids! Battery-Power^ several military engine member of the Tri Beta Walkie-Talkie with Fire Chiefs programs at East Hart­ Choice “Programmable” Trucks/^ ford Biological Honor Society AM Bike Radio Helm et A native of Springfield He received his D M D Code Key Mass.. Flaiierty was raised Irom P'airleigh Dickinson 1 with Horn 5 a v e * 5 in Manchester He -was University School of Den­ Q95 % graduated from Notre tistry and completed two years of active duty as a Each Batteries Dame University in 1959 Batteries extra with a Bachelor of Science commissioned dental of­ extra degree in .Mechanical ficer in the United States 95 No License PJngineering He and his Navy at Parris Island. Reg. Required! . Rotating Light wife. Patricia, are parents South Carolina. 19.95 __ Give a pair (or outdoor . Built-In Siren of two children After working in a private dental practice in , O adventure or to keep Manera joined the Manchester Connecticut's Local Evening Daily Newspaper. in touch on trips. Talk Fits little firelighters with its Manufacturing Division in .New Jersey for four years. Great gift adds to cycling funl Fits Fire Engine or Van Interchange the PUT THE HERALD AND ADVERTISER TO WORK FOR YOU TODAY or send Morse Code adjustable strap and foam S IX drop-in cams to run it in patterns or 1974 as assistant con­ Dr Jurczak has relocated most handlebars, yet removes Code alphabet on padded interior. #60-3005 speed down the straight-away Fun tor troller. a position he. held with his wife and daughter CALL DISPUY ADVERTISINa 848- 27^1 easily lor oll-bike use. 3' safety in Manchester. reflector #12-197 Ban«i«s)»ira front panel. #60-4001 kids age 3 and up #60-2375'2378 immediately prior to his ( r new appointment DO IT DAILY - BE A native of New York Ci­ PREPARED by checkjng P R IC E S M A Y VAH'T a T INDtViOUAl STORES ty. Manero was graduated the Evening Herald's'eom- AOtVlSlONOf TANDY CORPORATION from Cornell University in plete weather forecast. Check Your Phone Book for the R ad io /h ack Store or Dealer Nearest You 1954 with a Bachelor of 24 - EVENING HERALD. Thurs., Dec 18, 1980 Peqion------— EVENING HERALD, Thura., Dec. 18, IWO - 25 Report details progress in energy conservation The town has also developed an the river, which flows through Ver­ — Robert Romejko, Re said a winter energy plan was Romejko cites as the most junction with the Hockanum Valley emergency operations plan to shelter non, has a drop of 280 feet and has chairman of the town's Energy prepared which outlines the noteworthy achievement, the fact Community Services program or low and feed town residents who are In some potential for generation of elec­ C onservation Com mission, in a problems Vernon faces and goals to that the town is actively par­ income and elderly persons and non­ need due to the lack of heat. tricity. report to George Russell, town alleviate these problems. ticipating in the federal loan profit organizations. To date 3S0 un­ M W p W t n t t d 13 The town is also Involved in the Classes to begin planner, detailed what the town has The town applied for, and received, program that loans towns money for its have been weatherized. PLEASE READ ADVERTISING Tri-Town Fuel Bank and other The town is presently investigating done in the area of energy conserva­ energy-conservation projects in The Vernon school system has NIGHT SUPERVISOR - some $60,000 in state funding for energy loan programs and has an ac­ the use of the incinerator at the FARMINGTON- Two classes end. tion over the past year energy conservation and also has, or schools. Vernon received a $40,000 decreased, as of the end of YOUR AD DEADLINE Outstanding opportunity for tive senior citizens and Outreach sewage treatment plant to indirectly 12-person classes on weight They also will be given Nurse with interest in Ad­ Romejko said the town does have had. line items in the budget totaling federal grant to weatherize the November, oil, gas and electricity 12:00 noon tha day B r r a l l i Program to assist seniors in energy produce energy; has replaced old control through behavior Information on the ClaaallUd adt ara ministrative Career at school an active Energy Conservation Com­ $50,000 for similar reasons. Northeast School and this was consumption by a total of 22 percent. needs. police cruisers with new compact modification — each to run relationships between lakan ovar tha phona boloro publication. for multi-handicapped mission with goals of reducing The town sent two persons to a matched with $40,000 in town and Romejko said other town govern­ children. 11 p.m. - 7 a.m cars and, with the state has es­ weekly for five months and proper nutrition, weight aa a oanvanlanca. Tha energy consumption and assisting state-sponsored Energy Audit School state funds for this project. ment buildings have also reduced Romejko said a study was under­ Excellent salary, negotiable. tablished an active commuter bus one for men only — will control, and health HaraM la raaponalMa DoadNno lor Saturday residents in meeting their energy and both persons are now certified The town is also actively engaged consumption but an exact figure taken on the use of the Hockanum CLASSIFIED ADVERTISINfi Call 243-3496: or write Per­ program to Hartford. start here In February at maintenance. for only ono Ineorroct and Monday la 12d)0 sonnel Assistant, Oakhill needs enerev aiiffitnrs in ,T "•''•'‘berization program in con­ wasn't available. River to produce electricity. He said the University of Coiuiec- Thoses interested should Inaortton and ttian only Noon Friday. School. 120 Holcomb Street, tlcut Health (>nter. call the nutrition Hartford, 06112 An Equal 0 ^ lo tha siza of Jho Carrie Mukalda, of the counseling service at the PHONE 643-2711 portunily Employer. original Inaarllon. advortlaomant will not nutrition counseling ser­ Health Center, 674-3282. Crrora which do not BABYSITTER WANTED, vice, explained the ap­ Each will be provided with bo corroctad by an ad' Hulp W a n M 13 H»lp Wanted Removal of patients urged looaan Iho vahw of tha 13 H»lp Wanted t3 DEPENDABLE, in my home. proach used In these a questionnaire which ditlonal Inaartlon. 11:15 - 5:00 p.m Mature courses as “designed to must be returned to the woman desired. Newstale Rd DELIVERY & ROUTE MAN TACO BELL is now hiring for Manchester. Call 649-1531 change eating behavior." service by Jan. 9. for residential and industrial part lime hours. Good starting Therefore, those who RECEPTIONIST, TYPIST - work in Eastern Connecticut. rate. Paid training, flexible from city nursing home Call 289-4355, between 9 i 4. hours. Evening work after enroll In the course will be Join a growing, exciting firm. 9:M. Must be over 18. All SECMTAAY asked to collect informa­ Bolton man Pleasant telephone voice and NUMINS DEPfUmENT AUGUSTA. Maine lU l’li - There A number of members expressed 1978 from the Bates Manufacturing general typing skills are a NO SALES EXPERIENCE shifts available Apply in per­ Co in Lewiston tion to determine what promoted must. Call Sue at 289-8618 NECESSARY - Sell Avon and son, 270 B road St Wp have a ( hallenKing posKion For was no surprise in Gov Jo.seph E the opinion that Brennan wouldn't do their eating habits are, Manchester a secretary lo the Direclor of Nur- anything ' .loseph Steinberger said Brennan said eariier in the day Monday thru Friday. KCR earn good money. Call 523- imi; al 1^119 private psychiatric Brennan's announcement that he helped to change those HARTFORD - Charles Probate Notice Technology Inc 9401 hospital Candidates must have Wednesday in fact, even before At­ Wednesday there was no need to won t re-open the investigation ot a which may be contributing M. Hevenor was recently r ourt • f Probaif Olstrirl of H#/p W§ni9d u STOCK S SALES excellent typing and shorthand $2,000 gift to Maine Supreme Court torney (ieneral Richard Cohen com­ reopen the investigation of the gift to appointed vice-president of MsnehesUr BOOKKEEPER­ CHILD CARE WORKERS ■ skills gcKN] verbal expression, and to overweight, and assisted NOTICK OK HKARIN(i ------Full time, stationery store the ability to function as secretary lo Chief Justice Vinent L .McKusick. a pleted his investigation. Brennan McKusick. "I don't think there's systems for Gerber Gar­ SECRETARY for small but Immediate openings to work a hospital administrator with information on how to KSTATK o f JOHN H MHOSKK NAVY VETS Career Oppor­ fast growing Manchester Good opportunity! Common Cause spokesman says said McKusick had done nothing anything new to team ," he said. tunities available (Jail with severly multi- This IS a career opportunity for a promote and maintain ment Technology (GGT), a F^rsuant lo an onier of Hon William firm. Must be experienced in hancicapped children in self motivated person that can work w rong ■ A committee of Common Cause, with liitle supervision The In closing the case. Brennan weight loss after the wholly owned subsidiary of K Kil/0(jra)d. Judge, dated IXH-enibtT collect. - (5181 462-4321. 9:00 all phases of office residential school REED’S, INC. rejected the consumer watchdog Cohen issued a 53-page report which has been keeping the con-, 12, )9SU a hearing will be held f>n an a m. to 1:00 p m. successful applicant will enjoy an at­ Gerber Scientific, Inc. application praying lor authorily lo irocedures, or willing to Experienced with retarded or M3-7167 tractive and stimulating work en­ saying McKusick made an error in troversy ative, met Sunday and earn A good aptitude with vironment SubaUntial starting group s request to appoint an out-of­ Kopp named David R. Pearl, president soli tertain real estate as in said RNS/LPNS - Crcstfield Con­ f handicapped required. Full judgment but broke no laws by decided to ask Brennan to appoint an application on file mure fuliv appears figures a must. Send resume time, second shift, includeds salary commensurate with slate attorney to determine whether of GGT announced. at the Court of FVobate on l>ecember valescent Home. Manchester. PART TIME CASHIERS - experience, and generous fringe soliciting and accepting the gift in out-of-state lawyer. Peter Mills of and salary requirements to: one weekend day. Part time, benefits McKusick had acted illegally Lydi'all V.P. Hevenor of Bolton, is a. IMO at 2 » P M 3 p.m to 11 p.m. Excellent Box X. c/o M anchester weekends only, first, second You work our electronic cash Common Cause said he thought only Sherrie L Anderson, benefits for part time and full registers Handle money Please apply at our fVrsonnel MANCHESTER - responsible for software Asi't Clerk Herald. and third shifts. $4.14 - $4.53 Deoartment a lawyer with no connections to the 100-11 time employees. Call Mrs. hourly starting salary. Meet customers Previous Richard H. Kopp has been development and support Grant DNS at 643-5151. cashier experience helpful, TKf msTmm Maine bar could impartially look into of the firm's EXPERIENCED EXHIBIT Excellent benefits. Call 243- or uvim Rham board rejects appointed Vice President lotf and Pound 1 BUILDER WANTED - 3496, or write Personnel but not necessary. Good 400 WMNIIMTON ST. the case. GERBERcutter control MECHANIC staring salary in fine with 8 of Lydall, Inc. Excellent opening. Display Assistant, Oakhill School, 120 H fU m O M , CT The money was used to help pay FOUND - White female cat in EXPERIENCED IN all experience Hours: Nights O f headquarters in system. Prior to his recent Craft. Manchester. 643-9557 Holcomb Street, Hartford. the costs for having spouses attend a Bolton Center. Call Dave or phases of truck and auto 06112. An Equal Opportunity and weekends For an appoint­ new course proposal Manchester, Connecticut. appointment Hevenor Joan at 649-7714 after 5 p.m. repair, gas and diesel. ment, call Dan or Steve, 649- statewide conference of judges. TAILOR or SEAMSTRESS - Employer. Mr. Kopp who joined served as vice-president of Minimum five years 0136 EOE/MF developed the program come to a McKusick said the conference helped LOST Small brown Experienced in menswear EMERGENCY MEDICAL HERRON — A proposed new Lydall in 1969, is also systems for another experience. Must have own Full time. Excellent working SECRETARY - Challenging luture meeting to explain the course bring together the state's judicial Gerber subsidiary. Chihuahua. 16 years old. Par­ tools. Start at $7.00 per hour SECRETARY - To $235 Fee TECHNICIANS NEEDED - 24 social studies course lor Rham High Director of Information conditions, plus paid benefits. opportunity in residential Hour Shift available, plus and answer questions community He first joined GSI in tially blind and deaf. May All fringe benefits. For ap­ paid. Manchester company .School juniors and seniors was Services, As a corporate answer to "Beaver.” Vicinity Apply in person to: Mr Apter school. Ability to follow other shifts Call 649-5199 There will be an arbitration pointment. call 688-7596 or Mr. Snyder. Regal Mens thorough on diversified needs your excellent typing, rejected by The Board ol Education vice president, he will con­ 1966 as a programmer, and of Saulters Pond. 649-8825 shorthand and word hearing on a grievance by teachers was subsequently named Reward. Shop. 903 Main Street assignments and profeciency MECHANIC NEEDED - Full Monday by a 4 to 3 vote tinue in this capacity. HOUSEKEEPER WANTED Manchester. in all secretarial skills in­ processing skills Start in The course, which would have been Jan 5 at 3 p m at the high school Doctor manager of software for apartment in East Hart­ January. Excellent benefits lime Must have tools Pay Mr. Kopp attended the Nrfp Wanlad 13 cluding stenography required. equal to ability. Call 649-5199 introduced in the next school year ■ Callanaeh said the teachers are Dam damage development in 1975. He ford. Call after 5 00 p.m., 528- Starting salary dcMndent on Call Uura Forte. MULTI- Universty of Hartford and 1332. PERSONNEL, 643-7700. was for students who are less ad­ grieving their course loads He said A worker from the Vermont Department of background is the Green Mountain Power the Hartford Institute of served in this capacity un­ WOMAN 18 and over to work experience. Excellent SERVICE STATION vanced in their studies than other the teachers previously taught five attends til his appointment as vice- in plastic manufacturing full SECRETARY HIGH SCHOOL JUNIOR OR benefits. Call 242-2274, Exten­ ADVERTISING SALES ■ ATTENDANT or auto Water Resources inspects a spring which Company hydroelectric power plant. (UPI Accounting. He. his wife sion 216, or write Personnel students course loads but curriculum and posi­ president in 1980. and part time shifts. Call 646- MANCHESTER to $10,900, SOPHOMORE GIRLS for part Earn to $30,000 Commission mechanic with some photo) and their daughter reside 2920 between 10:00 a m. and Assistant, Oakhill School. 120 wtih rapidly growing com­ experience preferred for full It was designed to give students a tion reductions have forced some might be contributing to the weakening of the H ev en o r re c e iv e d a Steno a must, benefits, fee time waitress work after in South Windsor, Connec­ 4:00 p.m. school and Saturdays Apply Holcomb Street, Hartford. pany Detail- call 646-2182 9:30 time position Apply: Clark teachers to teach six courses dam at the Waterbury, Vt., reservoir. In the bachelor's of science paid Contemporary Women. 06112 An Equal Opportunity greater awareness of the state and sem inar ticut. Hartford, 527-2141 in person-Brass Key to 4 weekdays. Motor Sales. Route 6. Bolton, local communilv and problems they In other business the board degree iq engineering from NURSES AIDEIS. Experience Employer. Ct. 643-9521 AERNON - Dr Michael R L ^ll, Inc. is a $100 Restaurant. might encounter when they gel out ol • Granted a one year leave ol Johns Hopkins University, preferred. Full or part time. SALES CLERK - Manager Sharon. Rockville heart specialist minion diversified maufac- Immediate openings on 3:00 to BABYSITTER WANTED to East Hartford Hotel cTift MAIL AND FILE CLERK school absence to Priscilla Blanchette, Baltimore, Md., and did NURSES AIDE 7 p m to 11 and a member of Rockville General turer of products for in­ 11:00 p.m and 11:00 to 7:00 p.m Nurses Aide 3 p.m. to 11 care for infant in my home Shop Evening hours with alpha and numeric ahili- Students participating in the social studies teacher, so she-ran Draining of Vermont dam graduate work at 8:00 ■ 5:30 pm . Monday- available Call 646-2182 . 9:30 Hospital's medical staff, recently dustry which include a m. shifts. Contact Mrs. TEACHER - Learning p.m. Nurses Aide 7 a m to 12 ty. Also light typing. 4‘n day course would have used newspapers work on her doctorate engineering fiber Rensselaer Polytechnic Ferguson. DNS. at 289-9573 Disabilities Teacher for noon, laurel Manor, 91 (Jhest- Friday References required, to 4 weekdays work weex Free parking attended a cardiovascular sym­ call 649-1340 to learn skills such as reading, • Accepted the resignation of materials, metal, plastic, Institute. He is a member Coventry's Middle School. nul Street. Manchester Company benefits Equal op­ Margaret Kasparak. Title VI posium in New York City ' PART TIME - Earn extra Conn Certification required SECRETARY - Full time portunity employer. (^11 Joan writing analyzing social studies con elastomeric and com­ of the Numerical Control teacher The symposium was jointly spon­ money while the kids are in Contact: Dr. Nicoletli'soffice DENTAL ASSISTANT - Ver­ BOOKKEEPER wanted to Typing 60 wpm. Diversified Turner,’ 547-5892 between cepts and problem:solving ponents: and specialized Society and the Association school. Telephone Solicita­ at 742-8913 EOE position, life insurance 10:(XI a m and 12 00. • \'oted to join.the National Schixil sored by the American College of could bring economic loss non Circle Orthodontist Of­ work as para-professional in techniques and oral communications of Computer Machinery. tion. E. Hartford company. A experience helpful, but not es­ Cardiology, an organization ac­ packaging. fice Experienced preferred CPA firm. Familiarity with School Superintendent David fat- Boards Association good telephone voice and dic­ PART TIME - Your tel^hone Foot day week. Send resume full charge bookkeeping duties sential. Ability to work with w a it e r . WAITRESSES • credited for continuing medical MONTPELIER, Vt. (UPIl - sidered serious and one that demands til then. tanach asked the board to reconsider • Approved a new position of junior tion a must Hours 9 a m to I and our customers... Please to P.O Box 2356, Vernon, and various accounting func­ people and handle details Part time openings for per­ Water continued pouring over the immediate action. At that rate, Cleary said the coit of p.m. and 5 to 9 p.m. Call Mon. call 5284631. necessary Salary negotiable sons who can provide our Its action and let the teachers who varsity softball coach education, and New York Medical Conn , 06066.______tions required. Please send College. It brought together some 1.- spillway today as workers drained "Likelihood of failure of the dam is buying more expensive replacement UConn offers seminar through Fri., 9 a m. to 1 p m., resume to Puecemel & (Com­ In Vernon area Send resume customers with fast and cur- Mrs. Williams, 569-4993. 000 of the nation's leading car­ the 890-acre Waterbury Reservoir extremely small, but because of the power could reach $3 million. HARTFORD- Teaching how to manage with con­ SERVICE STATION COOK for part time work in pany. 281 Hartford Turnpike. to. Manchester Evening tious service. Excellent ear­ because of a leaking dam size of the structure and the potential He said GMP, Vermont's second- fidence and backbone, ATTENDANTS wanted Part convelesent home in Glaston­ P.O. Box 2250 Vernon Ct. Herald, Box C. Manchester, ning potential and working diologists businessmen and women HOME HEALTH CARE time Hours flexible, call 633- bury 3 afternoons a week. 06006. Ct conditions .Must be available Zoning commission The theme ol the symposium was The draining, ordered Wednesday threat to lives and property, the deci­ largest power company, will without feeling guilty, WORKERS urgently needed 4155 Work is ideal for semi-retired to work between 6:30 a m till Cardiovascular Disease by the state Water Resources sion was made to lower the water to probably ask for Public Service anxious or uncomfortable by Manchester Based Agency, person to supplement income. ACCOUNTANT. - PUBLIC, - r m m n m a a - 3:00 p m including weekends serving 10 towns east of river. Achievements and Colleges 1980 " Department, could temporarily wipe a level below the base of the dam, Board permission to pass the cost on Holiday is the aim' of a two-day DENTAL ASSISTANT - Full Phone 633-8914 for interview. We have openings on our staff. Ideal opportunities to work in Dependable transportation seminar to be offered here Part time or full time, days or part time, for Oral We will consider applicants at clean, pleasant surroundings Flexi required for details on wages The meeting featured a program out a major recreational facility and and remove the threat of failure." to customers. only. Previous experience as ins code review by the University of Surgeon's Office, Vernon Cir­ LUBE PERSON, Mechanics all levels of experience please ble hours Openings available late and position call manager designed to provide practicing may cost customers of Vermont's se­ the department said The problem comes at a particular­ driving Nurse Aide helpful, but will evenings , E background. Reliable To Connecticut. cle Previous surgical or den­ send resumes to Puecemel & between 3 ■ 5 p m Telephone HOI.I (IN - The Zoning Commis­ a three lamily house physicians with valid guidelines in cond largest power company $3 Water Resources Commissioner ly bad time for Vermont's utilities train Car essential. Mileage tal experience required. Send lubricate trucks and trailers. Company, 281 Hartford Turn­ We will tram vou lo prepare 528-6780 Friendly John Ponsetto said downstream and consumers The course, titled "How reimbursement. Good fringe resume to Box WW, c o Experience necessary Second products, serve customers and do Restaurants. 629 Burnside sion has started to review several The house and several trailers are the use of newly developed methods million hints pike, P 0. Box 2250 Vernon Ct general support work The Vermont Yankee nuclear H A R TF O R D - Tis a to Develop Assertive benefits Phone 643-9511 Manchester Herald. shift $5.00 per hour. All fringe 06066. Ave East Hartford. EOE zoning regulations that may need located on Route 6 on about an acre of diagnosis and treatment An eight-month investigation by residents have been placed on alert EOE. Must be dependable and have power plant in Vernon has been shut fortnight before Christmas Management Skills," is benefits. For appointment, reliable transportation with a desire revision >1 land Lectures and panel discussions state and federal officials showed The draining, which got under way call 688- 7596. CLERK - Some calculator and ail through Connec­ designed for men and MECHANIC • Experienced, to serve the public The regulations include how many I'hilip Doidev commission chair­ conducted by authorities in the field leaks had weakened the dam's struc­ Tuesday, is scheduled for completion down since September for repairs all phases, truck and auto For personal interview call the experience helpful Checking animals people can keep on their man said the structures were a non- of cardiology explored some of the ture. officials said Wednesday. by the end of January. and refueling, and a number of other ticut. the state Department women concerned with PART TIME CLERKS repairs, gas and diesil manager between 2 i 7 p m 649 and extending invoices property short term transit use ot conlorming use of the properly and latest advances in clinical "They've asked us to completely The hydro dam produces between generating stations across New of Transportation is remin­ learning effective, asser­ NEEDED - Tuesday and Minimum 5 years experience. 77M Apply Gaer Bros . 140 Rye ANDOVER Wednesday, third shift: and Street, South Windsor trailers vertical district for to build an addition would be expan­ drain it." said John Cleary, I6.CKX) and 18,000 megawatt hours of England are out of action as well ding holiday party-goers tive management Must have own tools Start at FRIENDLY RESTAURANTS technology, clinical procedures and Friday and Saturday third 438 Mata 8L TTie reservoir, which contains an that "Friends Don't Let techniques. $7 per hour All fringe C wetlands restrictions, radio towers ding the non-eonforming use drugs executive vice president of the Green power a year, Cleary said, worth shift Apply inI person: Seven- ManolMftar, CT CLERK CODER ■ Checking Friends Drive Drunk." _ It will be held at the benefits For appointment call and windmills sedimentation and He said a variance from the Mountain Power Corp., which owns about $700,000 The repairs will take estimated 37,000 acre-feet of water 11. 509 Cent(Center Street. 688-7596. ______at______prices and coding new items erosion control lamily make-up and appeals board would be needed and operates the dam. more than two years to complete, of­ and is 92 feet deep at the spillway of "The Department’s Ofr Sonesta Hotel here Jan. 20 DEALER WANTED Various other duties Apply Holiday pickup The Water Resources Department ficials said, and the reservoir wilt not the dam. serves a state park and is a fice of Highway Safety has and 21 from 9 a.m to 4:30 Gaer Bros , 140 Rye Street, limitations on variances fJooley said if the town voles to use South Windsor I'reja Park as the site for a transfer AERNON — Due to the holidays said in a news release the situation be refilled until mid-1983, meaning popular boating, fishing and swim­ enlisted private sector sup­ p.m. under the auspices of on Dec 25 and Jan 1, which both fall A' Us meeting Wednesday the station It would require a zone was not an emergency, but "is con­ power production will be criooled un­ ming center port this year in a cam ­ the UConn Division of Independent Contractor wanted to ^ B IR G ER i f commission reterred one resident to (iiange to industrial on a Thursday, there will not be a paign to r^uce traffic ac­ Extended and Continuing " KING the Zoning Board ot .Appeals He said he can t see the commis­ trash collection on either day cidents caused by drunk Education and the School deliver newspaper in the town of needs several people full or Joseph Carter questioned whether sion not approving the zone change, All trash normally picked up on Member backs languages drivers," Transportation of Business Ad­ part-time to work evenings. 5 Thursday will be picked up the Andover. he could build an addition to a garage but he j-an t prejudge what the com­ and our students" Commissioner Arthur B. ministration's Manage­ p m or 7 30 p m till closing following day with the regular BOI. ro N — At least one Board of James Marshall said, "1 feel we apartment, the facility being part ol mission will do Marshall said. "Studies indicate Powers said. “Billboards, ment Development • • • EARN EXTRA MONEY .Must be over 18. Apply in per­ Fridav routes Education member supports having live in an international world and we television and cocktail Programs. son, 467Center Street, have to compete in that world." foreign languages are beneficial to foreign languages taught in the napkins are promoting the The instructor will be Manchester between 2 and 6 He said, "The more knowledge we students in term s of overall perfor­ FOR CHRISTMAS. WORK 'Friends’ theme. The cam­ Michael McDermott, p.m Bolton school system below the all have about people, their cultures mance. Yes. I'd really like to go in For more information Public interest lags charter changes paign will run during senior associate of Per­ grade 9 level. and so on the more it will benefit us that direction." Call Jeane. 647-9946 3 OR 4 HOURS A NIGHT. SKuallon Wanted 15 BOLTON — No one Irom the Two Bolton officials, Robert Gor­ the hearing Marshall said the foreign language December through the sonnel Development Inc. public attended the Charter Revision ton Planning Commission chairman, Thomas Manning, charter commis­ teachers indicated it would be helpful New Year holiday.” During his career, his DO YOU NEED A Commission s public hearing Mon­ and Douglas Cheney, a selectman sion chairman, said the group dis­ Dump warnings given if students began learning a foreign Contributions of adver­ diverse experiences in CALL IVAN AT 647-9946 HELIABI.E WOMAN to clean day to consider proposed changes to cussed reducing the term of tising time and space human resources develop­ your home or office east of the and member of the F'ublic Building language before they started high the town s lour vear old charter members of the Board of Library A EH NON — Due to the increasing Hine said that even cold ashes left represent the good will of ment have been ac­ AT THE MANCHESTER river’’ Then phone Able Aids, Commission were the onlv ones at school. 646-7917 Directors from six to four years use of wood or coal stoves for winter for pickup are dangerous to the men the state's Outdoor Adver­ cumulated in a wide range CARRIERS NEEDED The school system's curriculum He said they also discussed the heating. Ronald Hine, director of on the back of the truck, as they will tising Association, Wine of industrial and corporate Nutmeg Vllllage, Garden or council recently completed a study EVENING HERALD EDUCATION Board of Selectmen's administrative public works, is again warning bpow into their aces, particularly and Spirits Wholesalers settings. ROTC cadet promoted on foreign language. The council s Woodgate Apts., Vernon. power over bills and rewording its residents about dumping ashes from their eyes, when emptying them into and commercial as well as Registration and fee in­ these stoves. report will be included on the Board educational television formation may be obtained Phone 847-9946 or 647-9947 Sctiools-Cfaisas 19 BOI.'ION - David .1 Manna, son administrative policy the truck. Hine said left-over coals or ashes Hine said residents will have to of Education's agenda for its Jan 8 stations. The "Friends" by contacting Pat An­ of Frank .1 Manna Jr ol Bolton, has The commission will meet Monday GIFTED CHILDREN 3 lo 5 should not be dumped, whether hot or make their own arrangements for meeting. theme is illustrated by a drews, telephone (203 ) 486- Beacon Hill - Tolland St. been promoted to the rank of cadet to review the format of its final vears Nursery School Day report to the Board of Selectmen cold, into refuse containers. He said disposal of ashes or coals. He “Sing” reminder Christmas tree ornament 3234 or by w ritin g to Area of East Hartford Care Three Teachers For ap­ captain in the Army Reserve Of­ again recently there was a fire in one suggests that they can be buried or and a hand holding a set of Management Development The report will include all the VERNON — Residents are Call Ernie at 643-8038 pointment to observe well ficers Training Corps iROTC' at the of the refuse trucks because someone spread on laws and gardens after car keys. The artwork was Programs, University of rounded program call 646- University ol North Dakota in Grand proposed changes to the charter reminded they are invited Jo par­ put coals in their trash for pickup. they are allowed to cool. created by Cora Connecticut, Box U-56D, 4864 ticipate in the annual "Holiday Forks Mokritsky, a visual media Storrs, Conn. 06268. DOWNEY DRIVE Manna has been selected as the ire retiponses Sing," scheduled for Friday night on designer employed by the REAL ESTATE cadet battalion intelligence ollicer the green in Rockville. Fountain Village, Manchester BOLTON — The Bolton Volunteer Transportation DO IT DAILY - Play He attended the 1980 Army ROTC ad­ Charter meeting slated The event will start with the Fire Department responded to 16 Department's public PRIZEWORD in Satur­ CARRIERS NEEDED IN LOTS OF CUSTOMERS IN A COMPACT AREA! 23 vanced camp in Fori Lewis. \Aash playing of carols on the Union Homti for Sale calls during November The calls in­ AERNON — The newly formed and It has asked the mayor and Town relations unit. day’s Evening Herald. last summer He s currently a senior Congregational Church chimes. Then cluded stand-by, 5: chimney fire. 2; Charter Revision Commission will be Council to list areas of the charter Powers said, "The dollar •Ideal for Boy or GIrll •For Moneyl EXECUTIVE HOUSE - majoring in aviation administration will come the singing program, with EAST HARTFDRD Contemporary Cathederal medical assist. 2. brush fire, 2. car holding its first meeting on Jan. 14 they think the commission should get value of the billboards Invilaiion To Bid •Pleasant Surroundings! •Excitement! special music. Following this there ceilings Three bathrooms at the university accidents, 2. mutual aid, 1: car fire, Into. alone is $18,000. A conser­ The Manchester Public will be a flashlight procession to the Columbus Circle and •Good Customers In A Concentrated Areal Walk-in closets Nine rooms Upon graduation he will be com 1; and pumping a cellar. Department Recent Charter Revision Com­ vative estimate by the Out­ Schools solicits bids for 2355 square feet living area 2 missioned into the C S Army members also participated in nine Bell ringers missions have worked specifically in Sykes School auditorium on Park door Advertising people TYPEWRITERS for the 1980- Michael Avenue Area. •Holiday Tips Await the Lucky Person! car garage For sale or rent Street, where there will be another work details, drills and meetings and two years. The commission formed puts the daily effective cir­ 1981 school year. Sealed bids — • — Evenings 649-5635. or 643-9508 DO IT WEDNESDAY - Discover all COVENTRY — Salvation Army musical program and sing, indoors. taught a cardio pulmonary resuscita- last year was specifically to write culation of the 80 donated will be received until 3:30 Don’t Miss Out on this Super Route - CALL NOWI the latest recipes and more in your bell ringers will be at Allen's Food Thoese attending are asked to bring a GREAT CHRISTMAS GIFT' lion course at the Bolton into the charter, provisions that P.M.. January 8, 1981, at Main & Wlllys Street Area. full -color Evening Herald Market. Highland Park Market and flashlight. billboards at 880,000 p ^ which time they will be Oversized Newer Duplex Veterinarian Hospital Guido's Coventry Market Saturday would consolidate the town's two fire pie, a total of 26.4 million Brick front, aluminum sided, People Food section David J. Manna publicly opened. right is huga yard. Etach side three from 9 a.m to 3 p.m departments. Park meeting impressions during the reserved to reject any and all Silver Lane starting at Health visits The commission that recently com­ month-long campaign." bedroqms. enormorous COVENTRY- The Patriots Park bids Specifications and bid kitchen includes all BOLTON — The Rockville Public Money is being raised for the local pleted its work specifically worked WFSB-TV, Channel 3, is Main Street. • Board of Directors had its first forms may be secured at the appliances Attic fans, oak Interim auto taxes due Health Nursing Association made a Salvation Army service unit. All of on areas of the charter to tie together using the artwork as, an Busienss Office, 45 N. School meeting Tuesday. The board was floors, separate furnaces and total of 32 visits to Bolton residents in the money raised stays in Coventry. Street, Manchester, Connec­ hot water heaters. Includes rale because of the revaluation all sections pertaining to the opera­ identification slide during CaR ERNIE BOI. TON — Elaine Potterton. tax November. The calls included created by a town ordinance to have ticut. Raymond E. Demers, tenant one side, with flexible reducei) the amount that can be tion of the town's sewage treatment jurisdiction over the former Salva­ the holiday season with its 647-9946^ 647-9947 collector, said, supplemental motor arthritis, 8; eva, 2; diabetes, 5; frac­ The service unit fund provides im­ Business Manager. lease. Good location great in­ collected this year = plant and the water company. call letters superimposed at 643-8035 vestment' $110,000 64i5-8057 vehicle tax bills will be mailed tures, 2; heart. 6; vascular, 8, and mediate cash to people who are un- tion Army Camp property on Coven­ 102-11 This commission recommended try Lake. over the artwork. Friday to all residents who The bills are payable during other, 1. In November the association able to obtain assistance from other that a new commission be formed itiiir-k If. •k'k'k'k'k'k it it it itititiritititititititirititit-kit-k kkkkkkk-k-k if it it k ★ ★ ★ kitkkkirkkir-kkkkkk i, i, k k purchased a motor vehicle between January and becotne overdue after held 6 adult health supervision social service agencies, The board does not have any fX't 29 1979 and June 30. 1980 February 1 immediately to go through the jurisdiction over the swimming area programs, one immunization clinic David Cayer is the social services charter and make any other changes Mrs Potterton said she will be or playground. It is expected to es­ a - viW" ® S'®** , p \n \ o n ^ and one consultation with senior coordinator, necessary. mailing about 600 bills which total The lax collector's office will be tablish regulations and set fees for citizens. Mayor Marie Herbst asked each of about $22,000 open Monday through Friday from 9 park use. -J!’"* the council members to submit to She said th(' town collected about a m to 3 p m and Monday from 7 to 9 DO IT DAILY - EXERCISE YOUR DO IT SATURDAY - Win money by The board will have a special $50 000 friun the supplemental bills p m during .January. MIND with the crossword puzzle In solving the Prlzeword puzzle In your her, before the Jan. S council meeting Dec. 29 at 2 p.m. at the last vear but a reduction in the mill For mure information call 649-8066. the Evening Herald. Satur^y morning Herald. meeting, a list ul Items they feel Park’s Golden Age Pavilion Call 643-2711 should be covered. . - I. * 26 - EVENING HERALD, Thurs , Dec. 18, HOP EVENING HERALD, Thurs., Dec, 18, 1980 - 27

A tV e h t tor Ssto SI Paanuta — Charlaa M. Schulz 41 Oog*-«Mi.Mt 44 ApwtmMto fo r ffwH IS Autot for Solo ACMOtt 2 E m ila______Answer to Previous P u n it 1 ^ ^ author 1 Ruuian T m T t Q c i a u UNFINISHED PINE SINGLE MINI SCHNAUZER, male SUPER LOCATION • 4 3 Ending nap [S FRIENDU LOAN CO. emperor 0 D E £ V A O N Y o u r t * v WATER BED. With m attreu, puppy. AKC n«litered, bM bedrooms. car garafe. MM SNOOfVAWHBUTTLE 4 Hank of twina 2 IHATSTUPIP BEA6LE' 5 Aitideoffood [a N D 9 A N □ T 0 3 heater and liner $200. Alter shots, trained. CaU or monthly. References , I NEVER REAUZEP , 6 Eyeleahtt FKIENP UBIT INTO THE POeSNTHEKNOWVCW 9 Actort hint 6 Cultivator C 9 T T F N 7 a 9 T 3 COMMERCIALS, 6:00 p.m. 64»-76n. flbby T required. CaU after 5 p.m., THAT SQUIRRELS COWLP n WOOP5TDO/T POWN 12 Hawkeye 7 Bateball 1I UTB1------CAHT JUST 60 INTO THE 0 ir X V E n A N T4M1M; or 2261777. Sy ADigaii van Buren 6ET SO UP5ET„ StMe player Mai 0 5 A CHRI5T/MA5 TRffi N u E L 1 Y o o ' P B Miisfeaf fneftiHnento 44 W00P5. ANP START 13 Sm alitti bit 0 E A X T U N A E M 0 17 NEWLY REMODELED three C0niN6 POUJN TREES?! 14 Appropriate 8 Of Eaitar □ B ★ % 9 e M 1 T 9 □ N E 5 M | t l N C k . UKE NEW SET OF REMO bedroom duplex apartment. 15 Actor Ladd 9 Coniul of old B s FISCHER PLOW 4 WAY - All 1N 1 1 N 1XI______SOUND MASTER plus Cym- Kitchen,he^^l^^vlng, " ' uUUty..... 16 Laaata Roma equipment, off of 1070 Vk.Ton 10 B A i P □ A N t H E I baU. MeUUIc Blue. M80. Call room. 17 Sum up 10 On Chevy Pickup. $1000. Call WIRE In V T 1 P 1 0 W I 18 Shade tree fii s 6464n». 11 Diminutive tuf- lA e 7 E E u 9 E 1 j after 6:00 p.m.. 28W4B30 19 Oxygen a S MANCHESTER FIVE ROOM P E O P L E , Teachers’ Affair Gets fix E n 2 N • t R 20 Old witch H E £ T«A pRww, •« c*n- 39 Engiiah poat tub 15. G .E . Aqua t topic of ditcusaion among atudenta and other teachers. 3 3 4 S 6 7 1 B 10 iliances. Available now. tfitiRn, RwtMMflc. wn4«r 18,000 40 Bottle top ' " Cleaning Oven and 2 Counter Anilquoa 41 I realize that what two adults do in private ie their own 41 Revolving I Locators 236-5646. Fee. miltt. rMl iharp. 12 13 14 Top Units. I aqua and I business, but by being so open about it, our atudenta might machine part s ta in le s s s te e l. 160 fo r A N T IQ U E S & *4795 get the impression that all of us teachers condone euch 42 Clamp (pi) Ift ie 17 HEBRON. Two bedroom everything. Call 646-7224. COLLECTIBLES - Will behavior, which is certainly not true. Thus I am truly 45 Bashful apartment. Heat and hot II 80 COUCAR XR-7 46 Cow'i chewed 1. ^ ■30 31 purchase outright, or sell on water. Appliances. Carpeting. concerned about the detrimental effect this example la Sm v /c m Oltorod 31 Sarv/CM Otiorod 31 Painting-Paporing 32 Building Contracting 33 72 ■ NORTHLAND FREE­ food 1 commission. House lot or Large yard. Lease and secun- having on our students. 33 33 STYLE SKIS. Thunder heavy single piece. 644-8962. 49 Alphabet ty. $350 monUily. No pets. 20 The administration is aware of this problem, but I'm told ■ REWEAVING BURN CERTIFIED DOG PROFESSIONAL PAINTING FARHAND REMODELING duty bindings. Northland 50 Open 2S 2« 78 29 30 HOLES Zippers, umbrellas minutes from Hartford. Call © . ------0 they have taken the position that it is a private matter, and Captain Eaay — Crook* S Lawranc* GROOMER • All breeds Call • Interior and exterior Cabinets. Roofing, Gutters aluminum ski poles Slightly WANTED. Antique Furniture, 52 Movie 1 repaired Window shades. after 5:00 p.m. 228-9759 or 228- not within their jurisdiction. 31 lor an appointment 528-5903. Commercial and residential Room Additions. Decks. All used $75 firm 525-9055. Glass, Pewder, Oil Paintlim ew*044>OM MM'ing 53 Written Venetian blinds Keys TV 3414. br«$b»$ •• I welcome your advice as to how this situation should be avowal of a ■ ■ Free estimates Fully in­ types of R em odeling and o r A n t iq u e I t e m s . R . ______WWN.BOVJ WHAT WA» THAT- 34 FOR RENT Marlow s. 867 CHILDCARE State Licensed sured 646 4879 liepairs F'ree estimates Ful HERCULON COUCH. handled by both me and the administration. 50UUP9 LIK E debt n i Harrison, telephone 643-8709. MANCHESTER - BANANA NO»E 54 Back of the ■ Mam Street 649-5221 home Snacks, lunches and ly insured Phone 643-6017 F3xcellenl couch! Portable 5 room NAMELESS, PLEASE 37 31 IS 3S L RAN INTO relerences Call 646-7720 Color TV . needs work Cherry duplex for rent, $325 plus neck 79 VOLKS ’ 529S TROUBLE! 55 Auditory 40 41 CERAMIC FIRING Diseount PAINTING INTERIOR AND LEON CIEZSYNSKI Twin Beds Call 649-5894 RENTALS utilities. Two months security DEAR NAMELESS; Children formulate their moral deposit required. References Itobbit CvttMti (^0$ Holchk«di 56 Lyiergic acid ■ rates Quick service Call 643- B i M TREE SERVICE now E.XTERIOR. Paperhanging BUILDER. New homes, ad vqluea at home, long before they reach Junior high 43 43 44 .. it 4$ •••••••••••••••••••••••••• and credit check. 742-8268. 9w>*mot«r, AM RM diethylamide 2543 offering Special Winter Experienced, references .Ser ditions, remodeling, rec 30 ■ CALVINATOR 7SOCUm4M achooj, to you needn't be concerned about their ■ ■ Rooma tor Ron! 52 57 NumtMrt 4S Rates' We've sawed 25'7 Off. V1 n g W 1 11 j m a n 11 c . rooms, garages, kitchens ELECTRIC RANGE Self­ following the "bad example” aet by the tcacheri you 50 51 52 Homoa lor Rant 54 56 Second of a plus our usual Discount for Manchester. Bolton. Coven­ remodeled, ceilings, bath tile, cleaning oven Eight years m ention. MATURE MALE ROOM $15. 75 FORD *2195 tents S3 54 55 ■Senior Citizens' Free try. Columbia. Tolland area.s. dormers, roofing Residential old Best offer 643-9708 TodfM itttlo n WMtfon. V -l, If thia alleged affair it, at you aay, common knowl­ Fem ale, mature $20. Non- EAST HARTFORD HOUSE. auto., powar ataarlng and Estimates Fully insured W .1 Grillo 423-6582 or commercial 649-4291 edge, it it potaible that the adminittration it dealing DOWN se 57 58 ARTIFICIAL CHRISTMAS smokers. Live-in. References. Newly decorated. Two brakaa, atorao radio. B B-B UPHOLSTERY Custom References 643-7285 with it in wayt unknown to you. Since they haven't TREE, tree ornaments, out­ One must have license, plus bedrooms with basement. iN|w5*aF|a |Nt|aaa-2161 after 4 OU p ni Large appliances, clean at lops, kitchen cabinet fronts Fee. F3xterior Specialist' Fully In­ tics, cellars, garages, also custom woodtvorking. colonial rood., btaraa, roHya wKaak. sured Free Estimates 'Call GENERA.L ELECTRIC Apartmonta for Rant 53 VERNON HOME. Carpeted BRICK. BLOCK. .STONE will clean apartments lor reproductions J P Lewis 649- realtors Call 644-1775 anytime. 649-8749 DISHWASHER $125 good con­ four roomer. New decor. All 8 Fireplaces Concrete dition Kitchen set $35. Large VERNON - Near 86, luxury modern. $375. 236-5646. n z E H s n DEAR ABBY: One of the women I work with fixed me up Allay Oop — Oav* Grau* Chimney Repairs .No Job Driclqe CHILD CARE. Licensed Heatlng-Plumbing 35 wooden Desk. $50 Call M3- Condo. Appliances. $345 Locators. Fee ______with a friend of hers last Saturday night. I hate blind dates, Too Small Call 644-8356 for E.XTERIOR PAINTING 5965 ______monthly. Security, but I must admit that this one lived up to her billing. estimates mother, loves children Warm M a n c h e s t e r h o m e . experienced college student references. Call 423-127 , 486- On Monday I received a bouquet of flowers from my date. I MOGUL? BMOIHER JIMMY JOES SUFFERIN' I (»E A T ' w e Y i loving home environment 646- NO JOB TOO SMALL - Toilet RALEIGH, Ladies english 3 Large 3 bedroom, with dining TOU KNUCKLE-NOSEf US6EN, DUMMY.' ONE U'L OL' Quality work Very 3923. ■CALMOST A-LOST US 489(1 repairs, plugged drains speed bike. $70 Call 646-2073. area. Kids ok. $300's. CaB The card said. "Thank you for a terrific evening." I was 1 HANKGWN' T>IEET TtXJR MONDAY WUNCH! * ™ MOVIE STAR CAIN'T BEGIN Oswald Jacoby and Alan Sontag CiM TREE SERVICE Free reasonable prices Call Mike A LIVE TURKEY/ T(COVER puR BANK LOANS.' kitchen faucets replaced Locators 236-5646, Fee *3695 reslly shook, but I must say I liked it. estimates, discount senior NURSE, desires private nur­ 569-3458 or .569-4945 repaired, rec rooms Doga-BIrda-Pelt 43 GLASTONBURY (SOUTH). 3 a i$gr>4ord toCM Abhy. maybe I'm behind the times, because I have never citizens Company Half of exceptional new sing care or companionship bathroom remodeling, heat EAST HARTFORD HOME, 3 heard o f a woman sending flowers to a man to thank him for Dynamite double squeeze .Manchester owned and Duplex. Features carpeting, also light duties call 649-70*1 modernization, etc M ii M AKC GOLDEN COCKER bedrooms with extra bath, a date. I suppose thia is part o f the women's lib thing. Tell operated Call 646-1327 LEE PAINTING Interior i excellent closets, dishwasher, 79 MAZDA RX-7 after 6 30 Keep trying lilumbing Si Heating 649-2871 SPANIEL puppy, male 2'^ basement plus more. $320 me. is this the way women do things today? North routinely rai.sed lo F.xterior Check im rate dispose- all, self cleaning ^ months old Call 649-8418 JEFF game before vou decorate Deix'n- oven, private basement with .*!?!. CONSTRUCTION BRICK - KIRBY CENTER OF West made a spcciilali'vc dable f'ullv insured 646-1653 laundry hookups. IW baths, All colors (ilazed Block MANCHESTER - Factory U&LV 6 MONTH OLD BLACK OfllcM-StorM tor NORTH opening lead of the ace o( deck, neighborhood setting, Rant 55 DEAR JEFF: Only the smart ones. originally cost t2 to {4 each Authorized Sales & .Service PEDIGREE Scottish Terrior 4 J diamonds He continued dia minutes to Hartford. $525 Joint reinforcement Call for Kirby Vacuums 217 Home■It• iS (juarantM K__ fflfr" Has shots Includes papers STORE OR OFFICE SPACE VKIOtS monds at trick two and East INTEKIOK HAIVriNt; monthly 633^566. Broker. evenings, 649-5635 or 643-9508 (enter Street. Manchester L h I p Retail Asking $125 call after 5:00 available. 200. 400. and up to ♦ 87 3 2 ruffed Declarer won the king 649-7143______AM) W AI.I.PAPEKIM, pof ceian A p m 528-2521 5000 square feet. 643-1442. AM FM 8MTM • A J 4 2 of clubs return with dummy's MANCHESTER TWO i otwmmwm wn4«< DEAR ABBY: For whatevei this la worth: I drove a taxi ace and took a trump finesse (Quality professional work at ^ bergiass Spray J WEST EAST YOUNG MOTHER will take WILL IX) BABYSITTING IN BEDROOM, furnished apart­ fOOOmAM for a while, and Christmas Eve was a heartbreaker. Nearly West won with the king and reasonable prices Fully in­ Appi-ances Af SMALL LA-P(X) PUPPIES MANCHESTER - Retail, ♦ K 2 ♦ 87 3 care of children weekdays un­ MY MANCHE.STER HOME D'bpiay at ment. Each bedroom has all my calls came from bars. Most o f my passengers were plaved a club which Muth sured F'ree estimates G L Readv for Christmas Puppy storage and/or manufacturing VQ43 VJ62 til 3 00 pm in my .Maple Street area Mornings ^ MiGML*AND ST E H separate private bath. Quiet. * 8 2 9 5 elderly, all of them were lonely. As the evening progressed, Tha Flintatonaa — Hanna Barbara Production* ruffed. It might now appear and Provo Shot $125 Males. space. 2.000 sq. ft. t o 25,000sq. •A • AQJ 10 64 «e Manchester home t'all 643- and aflerniKins onlv Call 643 McHugh M 3-9.821. GSU ’ JB o r NEW ENGLAND Sauna, pool, exercise room. some of my fares were so drunk I had to help them into and that declarer must lose a Call 643-8163 ft. Very reasonable. Brokers ♦ 98 ♦ KQI06 3 3 2023 1324 r203l 528-8200 New Condition. $440 per 80 CAPRI *5995 out of the cab. ...A heart trick to go one off. but protected. Call Heyman I) 3-Oi H«uhkm€k. 4 SOUTH that Is not the case SHETLAND SHEEP DOG month. 646-0505. Abby, please remind your readers to remember elderly L IT T L E I^operties. 1-226-1206 tfl M •$•«*• 7 000 B & G - N 0 3 ♦ A() 10964 3 The defense had no chance PUPPIES. AKC registered. •••••••••••••••••••••••••• friends and relatives who are alone on Christmas Eve. C H R IS T M A S WHO m e n / FEMALE ROOMATE MID­ T h e y n e v e r VA67 As long as East has the queen Champion sired Sable and Wantad to Rant 57 SAN FRANCISCO 1 C H E E R , m a d e Articles tor Sale 41 Articles tor Sale 41 Articles for Sale 41 TWENTIES WANTED to GIVE us of clubs, a virtual certainly, white males Shots and 79 CAPRI *4995 DINO./ IT-?: ♦ 7 and West the high diamonds, share duplex Glastonbury & kvltretH. m«nv CREDIT FOR wormed Home raised with GARAGE WANTED to store declarer must prevail Hebron area Must be neat •■hot ______FIKEW(M)D f o r s a l e ■ Drv SEASONED HARDWOOD. children Call 742-9006 one or two cars. Call Don at ANYTHING.' Vulnerable: Both Pets considered. Rent Declarer led four rounds of $65 cord delivered Call 647- 18-20 lenghls Delivered 633-4577 Do you wish you had more friends? Get Abby's Dealer: South ★ negotiable. Call after 6 p.m , 78 MONZA *3595 trumps coming down to (he 18,34 Full ( ord $85 Call 742-8056 BUNNIES, excellent pels booklet, "How to Be Popular; You're Never Too king-lO of hearts, (he nine of ■VI.1 MINI M Shecl.s u.scd as 22^3560 4- 25 ccnls each or 5 addrraied, atamped (28 cental envelope to: Abby, 2* Dbl. Pass 3< clubs to dummy West had ADS MANCHESTER Five rooms — HniniiBiT ” for$l Phone 643-2711 Must be Popularity, 132 Laaky Drive, Beverly H illi, Calif. Pass 4* Pass P three hearts and a diamond on first floor of Duplex. Suitable for small weddings, picked up before II am SPECIAL B0212. Pass ueen remaining and Easl Carpeted and appliancea. No Christmas Parties, etc ONLY iree hearts and the club utilities No pets. $260 Regular Groups, special PURCHASE Opening Iead:*A aqueen. South now plaved his were there monthly Cal! 739-4113 rates. Iasi trump West had to dis­ l‘(KIL- 24 X 4 7 ft de.'p between 6:00 and 9:00 p.m. card a small heart to keep his when they PerfIcx filler 8 x 12 deck i Phone 646-7297 m . ueen of diamonds and $500 00 or best offer 568-7317 between^^ndjLS^ rh* Born Loaar — Art Sansom MANCHESTER. Three room PstroQfQph eclarer pitched the worthless were needed! By Oswald Jacoby ALDW ELL apartment Heat, hot water. anine of diamonds from SCRKENKO Ln\M (iravel and Alan Sontag Electricity. Appliances 'tblAC (2OTTD BE dARgFlH. ABOUT I COtJT TRUST'gM TDMAUAlise dummy Processed tJravi*l Sdnd E □ AUTOMOTIVE Then it was East's turn He References. No pets $285 646- eWKS TOESe North's double of West's Stone, and Kill Kor deliveries H 23 1980 today Think tirat. act M cond also had lo let go of a heart !o 3167 . 228-3540. overcall was negative show­ H o m d i f o r Sale 23 call tieorge ( inffing 742 7886 Should you ravaraa this ordar. it hold onto his queen of clubs Auto Parts fo r Sola 50 MERCURYS could prova axpantiva and ing length in the unhid suits FOR RENT 4 room, 1 Declarer cashed the king, ace UWNEKL'ONDOMIML'M KuR S.ALK (,'ouch end wasteful. and eighl or more points bedroom adult condo Air con­ CRPRIS* ZEPHYRS and the good eight of hearts TOWNHOrSE • 2 oversized tables, chair T V antenna, CJ5 Jeep rear seat and side TAURUS (AprH 20-May 20) If Although South had only 13 ditioning. all appliances, you're na^tlating an Important for his 10th trick Ho had bedrooms 1 ‘ z baths, base­ rotor $95 72 N^est Street OIL, Inc. pads Excellent condition. $60. points in high cards, he liked made his game via a double carpeting. December oc­ mattar today, don't be too hasty ment 12&-P Highland Street, Saturdav. 9 (K) a m to 11 00 After 6:00 p m. 648-7622 Oae^mbar II, IMO his good seven-card suit and squeeze cupancy $350. monthly 872- in ac<^tlng what is first offerad Manchester 649-4729 Keep a m Thlt coming yaar will be unusual Bargain a bit so that you can jumped to three spades which, iNKWSPAI'LH KNTKHI'HISK \S-\ ir>’inR Manchester, Conn. JEEP snow plow, manual m that you wtH entar into more Improve your position angle adjustment. Hydraulic padnefship •rrangemenit in tha GEMINI (May 21-Juna 20) Early TEN ROOMS Two bath TWO BEDROOM lifter and control. $600. After past Vanturas wtth aoUd laanf>- in tha day thare Is a potability C Colonial Newer Gas hot APARTMENT. UtiliUes not 6:00 p.m 648-7622. 0»t low Prite maias will prove mutually that you may craata soma a -ie Our Boarding Houa* water furnace Double gar­ REFRIGERATOR medium included. Within walking dis­ (oflunata unnecessary problems. Howev­ age In-law or 2 family size ideal for spare or cot­ tance of downtown Main A utof fo r Sola 51 •AO rTTAm US (MOV. 2$-Oac. 21) er. u the clock ticks on you can possibility Only S64.9U0 tage Chaise (.'hair for iwfi fur Street 568-3736 weekdays * 5 6 9 5 A coworkar you've never felt was correct your mistakes m i truly In your corner can be won WInthrop — Dick Cavalli f>wTier financing available upnolslerv Reasonable Call after 5 00 p m ., weekends M !>••• •nly 4,000 $• 12,000 CANCER (June 21-Jufy 22) Be 649-8841 WE PAY TOP PRICES for over today by going out of your EGNJ.ILL ENLIST A FEW HUSH DR HELL mil** 12 M* •$ J2.000 M4* tolerant and forgiving with Pasek Realtors. 289-7475 643-5753 9:00 a m to 7:00 p m. wrecked and junk cars A & B ★ *1.01 9/10 Per Gallon C.O.D. fiU nded Foctery W«$r«nly way to treat this person with friends today By disregarding y ------\ PUSLIC-SPIRITEP <7WL$TC HEAR Auto Salvage, used auto parts extra consideration Flrvd out Mm I Kowt otf (*f$d . AT, K. their sbortcomings you wHI make I LOVE WINTER. I LCVE b u t t h e B A R T (D F w i n t e r ASSIST 'WEARY SHZiPPERS. PEDPLE JUST Business Property 26 CHRISTMAS TREKS- Tag IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY - Call Tony 6 4 6 - ^ AAl-fM *!•$*• w'w $»•* 4 more ol what lias ahead for you ...WHEN MV FATHS^ c a n ’ t It poesibte for them to overtook THESNCW^ ANPTHE ~HAK-KAFF.'~ AS THE ddncentrate 4 rooms Appliances Heat. No 9 in tha year following your birth­ I UKEBESTBAPCJUNP SIA sID IT A M Y /V O R E , A N D H E and or (’ut Your Own ^ 200 Gallon Minimum ctol voGu p AIR... THE MIDCX£(DF FEBRUARY., TACBSUS ALL TO H A V /A I 1. Wreaths Free Boughs' iUJSE WILL INSIST THAT t h e y f o r g e t factory in No Adams, Ma Stanley Tree Farm, 61 Umg References. $325. Call 648- Attro-Qraph Mall $1 for aach to advancing your self-interests 77 CADILLAC *7995 Astro-Graph. Box 469. Radio W E C O M E PUWN ■WHERE THE'7 Lease 60 cents buy S5 ft .No Hill Road, off Route 6 at An­ ^ 24 Hour Burner Service 3340. before 7:00 p.m. S*»$i# 4-d**i IwN r«w*f. owt*. today, be very careful that you T money down Owner will lake WANTED JUNK AND U TE City Station. N Y 10019 Be sure don't do anything at a friend's dover Church 742-6438 (•ctwy AM FM iM m wv* to specify birth date low interest moriagage No FOUR LARGE ROOMS in MODEL WRECKS - Cash axpensa. if you do. your gains CAMUCOftN (Dec. 22-Jan. 16) 24 Hour Call Delivery Paid. Call Parker Street Used will be short-lived. interest first year Elevator, THRKK ROOMS 'k two family. Appliances, heat, Normally you're not one to treat elaborate conveyer, dry FI R N ITIRF. (a n be seen hot water $36(). No children or Auto Parts. Inc. 649-3381 VtRQO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) You 80 MERCURY time frivolously, but today you are lucky careerwisa today, but sprinkler Very low'iaxes and Fndav Saturday and Monday pets Available January 15th. MWMtck 4 A Mt «CO)|7 M O .n a portion of ★ OVER 2 MILLION GALLONS f% l*(1*rT •*. AM IM sMtM wnj«> may accomplish only not necessarily alor>g the lines heat Manv uses Readv now 11-2 F.xcellent condition Call 643-7285 1874 SUBARU - Good condi­ what you're capable of through a you may envision. Circum­ Literature 413-458-5987’ 646-0468 Moving tion. Front wheel drive. $1800 failure to heed the clock. stances could cause you to scrap TO ASSURE YOU OF ADEQUATE SUPPLY FRESHLY REMODLED 3 negotiable. Telephone 643- 79 MERC *4195 AOUAMU9 (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) Be your origlnai plans. 67K, or 658-1723 productive today, but also take LIBRA (Sept 23-Oct. 23) Some­ Help Wented 13 Help Wanted 13 bedroom apartment. Kitchen, Msooich 4 0*08 ogi*m*$K t w lime to smeli the rotes A recre­ times we turn out to be a winner dining, utility room. $425 il*<*a ation break will do you good and gs developments may not be too THOUGHT IT'P iH e u T T v e TD 1We PLACE, THEN, baths, slider, deck. Lease and Excellent condition! Must be MARKV In the p.m.. it's home runs with obvious at first glance. Use your BE Nice TO FlOOZje HONE IF SHE UICE6 IT,,. the bases loaded security required No pets seen to be appreciated. Call TripM black, auto. Full Powar Investigative skills to uncover iNvrre ANN ovee AMES (March 21-AprH 19) Be g> 643-9728: if no answer please A/C, AM/FM ttarao Spaad hidden gems. HAT ESPLAIN6 $425 monthly. T28-5594. careful in financial matters return call c^trol Many othar aitraa • w m M «« M Iff M KB B at)0t4i; Stove, refrigerator. Garage. Toum Motors, 270 Hartford ifwH d*iwi* hatihbock, 4 tp««d THBIR mum Road. Manchester. 643-6217. ll*«**. 13.000 miUt. *c*AMay 0 ^ Security, references, lease. p4tf*l etwrt Ribs — Prank Hill $290 monthly. No pets. 6 lV fW \ E ' With Your Own Available February 1st. 633- PLYMOUTH SATELITE (now, 0E .NATURAL. J f [lH A T S IT. 4189. SEBRING 1874 - Two door. *4995 Automatic, power steering \ A B R ^ A k :. MANCHESTER - New 4 W and brakes. 47 Waddell 78 MERC. *3995 4-Om <. m nl < nANM I M 6 T ilt r Room Condo. 2 Bedrooms, IVk Road. 648-1825: 643-7728. Baths. Fully Appiianced. L^ARM/Ndt Part Time Job! Wall-to-Wall througnout. $450 BANK REPOSSIONS FOR 79 PINTO *3995 monthly includes 648- SALE, 1976 Dodge Charger S$(rtNi(N 4003 Special Edition. 2 ddor, 8 Sp*<$ei *di««an. m m st tool tdv*( ... and motherB with young children, bring them cylinder, $2500. 1874 4 UarA M$*d*(. m«44y •■tfat A with you and aave on baby aitting coata. m a n c h e s t e r , Ce n t r a l Oldsmoblle)Idsmoblle Cutlesi SupnSupreme 8 L^ATION, first floor to two cylindercyll $1,500. 1873 GMC family home. 5 room modern Jimmy utility truck, 4 wheel 77 MONTE CARLO apartment. References and drive, $1,500. 1968 AMC Am- W»**i hardl*p, a4i$