24 - EVENING HERALD. Tuea.. Oct 14, IMP ^ 9 Doctor fees rising slowly iKaurliFfitpr NEW YORK (UPI) - Doctor fees since 1979, About half the doctors are only 13 percent higher this year charge more than the median, than last — less than the rate of infla­ however. The medians were as tion — due to growing competition follows: Cloudy for .patients and closer scrutiny of General practitioners $15, family Variable cloudiness medical claims by insurance com­ practitioners $15, internists $20, W E A T H E R today. Cloudy, warmer panies, a survey shows. ‘ general surgeons $16, obstetricians- Thursday. The nation’s expanding supply of gynecologists $20, pediatricians $16, doctors has fueled stiff competition cardiologists $21, neurologists $26, neurosurgeons $21, orthopedic sur­ YOI K UOMKTOWN yEWSVAPER e and physicians have had to keep fees Vol. C, No. 13 — Manchester, Conn., Wednesday, October 15, 1980 • Since 1881 20u down in order to attract patients, geons $17~ urologists $17, all surgical said the survey published Monday ip specialists $17 and all non-surgical Medical Economics, a business specialists $20. magazine for doctors. Medicitl Economics said $40 or A sampling of 11 medical more fees for office visits were specialties, including rates for office charged by 1 percent of the general visits and hospital services, found practitioners, 2 percent of the i forces outside Abadan "physicians fees, as measured by the obstetricians-gynocologists; 4 per­ Consumer Price Index, appeared to cent of the cardiologists; 10.percent 1 , BASRA, Iraq (UPI) — Iraqi There was no independent confirma­ Tehran radio accounts of ground be rising at midyear at an annual of the neurologists; 5 percent of the dle E ast’s largest oil refinery, skeptical of Iran’s ability to sow today on the w%'r, now in its fourth neurosurgeons; and 19 percent of the warplanes attacked Abadan tion of this report. fighting at Abadai)^ were confused marked by a billowing column of mines in the strait, the vital artery week, and said delegates from Iran rate of 13 percent.” repeatedly today and ground fighting But a sudden increase of battle and indirect. "But that was about one point non-surgfcal specialists — allergists, acrid black smoke and orange flame. through which travels 40 percent of and Iraq were scheduled to attend for was reported at the edges of the oil reports from both Tehran and One broadcast quoted a correspon­ lower than the ‘all items' section of dermatologists, fdr example. Fighting also raged near Ahvaz, the West’s imported oil. the first time. refinery city. Baghdad indicated a sharp speedup dent in the refinery city as saying the CPI and four points below 'all Median fees charged when visiting another key oil city in Iran’s If Iran did have enough mines and With the war in its 24th day, Iraq „ The m ilitary com m ander in in the pace of the fighting, both on the Iraqi forces had been hurled back 4.5 services' — with which physicians’ patients the first day of hospital care Khuzistan province, and in a moun­ tried to plant them, mine-sweeping rained artillery fire on Abadan and Abadan vowed that defenders would ground around Abadan and in the air. miles and were ’Tjapped.” Another fees can most fairly .be compared,” were: general practitioners $50, tainous frontier area in the northern helicopters aboard two U.S. aircraft poured more men and artillery into make the city the “graveyard” of the Iranian planes bombed Baghdad quoted a message from the Iranian carriers in the Arabian Sea could be Medical Economics said. family practitioners $50 and inter­ war zone. the battle for the Iranian city, whose A Iraqi attackers. for the second straight day. Iraq ad­ army commander in Abadan warning used for clearing operations. “I think Merian Kirchner, the senior nists $52. Some charge much more — But the key struggle was the battle oil refinery is the largest in the Mid­ Tehran radio detailed three mitted seven other Iranian air raids that “Iraqi forces intend to penetrate we could sweep as fast as they laid associate editor who wrote the $100 or more the first time. for Abadan, a city and refinery com­ dle East. The medians for subsequent separate Iraqi air attacks on Abadan. from Iraq’s far northeast to the city the city.” plex pounded continually since the them,” said one official. report, explained the comparatively of Kut, 100 miles southeast of • 3 li "hospital rounds” or visits to a It said “the land and air battle" in war began 24 days ago. Iraq bridged In Washington, a congressional moderate increases, saying, "The On Tuesday Iraq said its forces had The refinery town has been at­ hospitalized patient were: general the area continues. Baghdad. a river northeast of Khurramshahr study said a lengthy blockage of the degree of restraint you’re exercising Iraq said it shot down three Iranian driven to within 3 to 4 miles of tacked by artillery and from the air , practitioners $16, family prac­ Kuwait's news agency cited an on Friday and poured tanks and men strait due to the war could triple can’t be attributed entirely to Abadan. By today it appeared Iraqi since the first week of the war and titio n e rs $16, in te rn is ts $21. Abadani,radio broadcast saying Iraqi planes. The mayor of Abadan said he into a left-hook drive toward Abadan. world crude oil prices to $100 a barrel altruistic concern for patients’ troops had at least penetrated the every one of the 152 oil storage tanks pediatricians $19, Some, however, forces "are trying to infiltrate inside saw the wreckage of three Iraqi Iran again threatened to mine the and possibly send the price to a high pocketbooks or for overall health­ city’s outer defenses. has been hit, observers said. charge $30 or more for such visits. the city.” It said the city’s radio sta­ MiGs shot down Tuesday and Tehran (Strait of Hormuz if Gulf states help of $130. care cost control.” tion halted all normal broadcasting radio said another was shot down - Iraq continued to rain artillery fire Under the artillery barrage, the Another major factor in Iraq in the war. But Pentagon of­ At the United Nations, the Security Iraqi ground force slogged to within 3 ^ - f - to concentrate on the infiltration. over Abadan today. on the flaming wreckage of the Mid­ Council announced a special session physician's fees is insurance com­ Expert says ficials in Washington said they were to 5 miles of Abadan. Disaster scene Blast survivor panies. "Third-party reimbursement S* policies are getting tougher,” the Bigfoot fake Officials search the debris at the Bowen Homes Daycare Deloris Smith holds her son Gregory Smith after he survived magazine said. Center in Atlanta, Ga., Monday following an explosion which the blast at an Atlanta, Ga., day school center. Four children Blue Shield has gotten pickier ATHENS, Ohio (UPI) - An Ohio Buckland sale process restarts killed four children and a teacher. The explosion was at­ were killed and seven to 12 reported injured. (UPI photo) about doctor bills for their clients. So State University zoologist, who spent have many other insurance plans and By MARY KITZMANN tributed to a faulty boiler. (UPI Photo) several weeks in southern Ohio hills mitee of three. The subcommitee Uncle Sam, who pays for S^oi^l Herald Reporter when he wished the board to insure Robert Weiss, town manager, leans investigating Bigfoot. attributes the recommended the building be sold, / the zone change, or lower the price toward retaining the building, and Security patients. recent rash of sightings of the MANCHESTER - The Board of as the cost of repairing the leaky roof Of the increases discovered by the mysterious creature to "weirdo psy­ as the $232,000 was based on a com­ questioned whether the board would Directors seeks a fresh start in the and heating system would be great. mercial use. survey, the largest were for com­ chology." sale of Buckland School. still be interested in selling. Day care center bomb The board also followed the The report the Board of Director prehensive histories, physicals and Zoologist Dr. Gerald Svendsen said The board las( night adopted a Weiss said he had two offers to recommendation of the Planning and seeks from town staff includes for initial hospital care. Medical all the evidence he has seen in Ohio proposal by Mayor Stephen Penny to lease the building, from a church Zoning Commission that the ballfield requests for three different prices, Economics said obstetricians, has been manmade and is "totally start from scratch in investigating school and a computer software com­ on the school parcel be replaced the school's value based on the pre­ pany. gynecologists and general surgeons fake." He said all the Bigfoot foot­ sales prices, needed repairs, and within a half mile of the school. sent zoning, for use as offices, and have also hiked fees for higher- prints he was shown were dug out by' whether even to sell the school. Director William Diana added to The board set the price at the the highest and best use. the sale investigation that the priced procedures. hand. These questions are almost identical average of two appraisa'is, conducted Parents fear racism "...A subtotal gastrectomy Svendsen checked evidence of the The proposal also includes reports assessor include the amount of tax to the investigation the board con­ by “outside" appraisers. However, on costs for repairing the leaky foof, (removal of part of stomach) ... and creature in the hills near McArthur. ducted when considering the income private ownership of the when the averaae price of $232,000 and heating system, which the sub­ building would generate. ATLANTA (DPI) - In low income "Somebody is trying to tell us "Who would prey upon our Gas Light Co., said the boiler had a total hysterectomy ... went up $100 Several trackers and hunters had building’s sale to developer Richard was delerm ineO confusion arose committee cited in recommending to Director Peter DiRosa thought the housing projects where a killer has something, " said Samuel Hilder, ac­ children, reach in and take our blown apart "like a hand grenade," and $93. respectively.” the report claimed they saw signs of Bigfoot in Hayes. After the board determined which could only result from internal over its validityr'The town assessor, sell the school. proposal "made good sense” and the preyed on black children for a year, ting executive director of the Atlanta children out of their yards, off the said. thq area, ^ m e said they saw the the value and the conditions, Hayes J. Richard Vincent set the price at streets, and kill them savagely?" he steam pressure. He said he un­ The survey showed median fees for creatures, while others said they Penny also suggested, if the other directors agreed. The reports frightened parents believe a day-care Housing Authority, although he in­ withdrew his offer. There had been a ( $478,000, and an appraisal conducted building is to be sold, it be by auction asked. derstood investigators had found office visits haven't gone up at all heard them. dispute involving the sales price with/ are scheduled for the November center explosion that killed four sisted there was no connection earlier for Hayes estimated value at or competitive bidding. The sale to meeting. After the sale to Hayes fell children was caused by a racist's between the child murders and the Charles Stephens. 12, the latest vic­ "some debris from the boiler" that fW. Hayes, and in the withdrawal notice, $115,000. The confusion over price Hayes, without bidding, sparked a through, several directors criticized tim of the child-killer stalking the indicated a failure in its safety A mysterilHislelepl^ant-sized animal with claws, a long neck his attorneys cited unfair pressure. bomb. Authorities blame a faulty explosion. was attributed to the differences in protest from Director Barbara the negotiations. Deputy Mayor housing projects, was found Friday. system, but said he had heard Many Buckland residents opposed boiler. •' "There are a lot of mothers out and tail has been seen in the jungles of western Africa. An use, causing the value to vary Weinberg who maintains all public Stephen Cassano especially believed With one exception, the children have nothing about tampering. Manhunt massive the sale to Hayes ah it had been Investigators insisted today Mon­ there and a lot of fathers. There are a expert claims the animal may be a modern-day dinosaur. whether the building was used for of­ property should be sold by bids. the board bungled the negotiations day's blast at the Bowen Homes lot of concerned people who already wandered off on their own, never to Arson squad investigator J.E. reported he wanted to acquire the fices, residential or commercial. Williams said he had heard the Natives in the jungle say the beast looks much like the bron­ ’The price invq«U(uUoi) would, fpt a t t o o ^ not having all;ttg| imasRoBs housing project daycare center, in are shattered, whose nerves are a be seen alive again, at periods ap­ building to further plans for a major Haye# fold Ite wished to use the minimum value the board ‘woura reports but could not confirm them. tosaurus, shown above. (UPI) resolved before comdeimigmb sale. which four children and an adult wreck." proximately three and a half weeks shopping mall. building for offices, which would accept. This time the board wants to insure- apart. He said investigators were trying to for two inmates In deciding to sell the building to supervisor died, was the fault of a Adding to the panic, hoaxers began require a zone change from it present Penny’s proposal includes reten­ its decision is made with all the reconstruct the boiler, piece by furnace boiler. There were reports almost immediately to call in bomb City and federal investigators in­ Hayes, the board chose a subcom- residential status. "The dispute arose tion of the ballfield. He also noted reports before therfi. sisted there was no possibility of a piece. MORGANTOWN. Ky. (UPI) - A careened "‘threugh a guardrail and its safety switch had been bypassed. threats. Eight other housing project caught fire, injuring three inmates. Do dinosaurs But in the housing projects where bomb — although the Atlanta The dead — Andrew Stamford, 4, massive search was under way today day-care centers and three public Harpool. who was not shackled; es­ eight black children have been killed Constitution quoted investigative Ronald Brown, 4, Terence Bradley, in rugged, wooded coal mining coun­ schools had to be evacuated and caped, but guard Freddy Richard- and six have vanished on a near­ searched. sources as saying there was evidence 3, Kelvin Snelson, 3, and Nell Robin­ try for two convicts, one in iron survive today? I^^^nedy given support ville kept the remaining II shackled monthly basis for the past year, even a safety switch on the day-care son, 58 — all died of injuries, primari­ shackles, who escaped a prison bus Hilder ordered 18 other daycare prisoners covered with his gun until center's boiler had been tampered ly hejhi wounds. Fulton County commandeered by 13 inmates who PLAINVIEW, Texas (UPI) - A black Mayor Maynard Jackson could centers in city housing projects help arrived. "I got that consistent reponse in with. Medical Examiner John Feegel said. shot their two guards. bizarre creature that dwells in the not convince some it was not a bomb closed until their heating systems Asked whether it was normal various jungles,” he said. “The im­ Jim Tate, a spokesman for Atlanta Feegel and his assistants One of the two escapees was iden­ swampy jungles of western Africa, set by a racist. could be checked. reformatory policy to allow a pression I got in Gabon was that the Parents commend school direction painstakingly searched for any tified as convicted armed robber known to the natives as Mokele- animal' is part of their culture. evidence of a bomb, such as Gene Harpool, 44, the prisoner-driver prisoner to drive the bus on a 230- Mbembe, may in fact be a modern- They know about it, but the trail fragments in the bodies, but the of the bus, which was transporting 13 mile cross-state trip. Maj Fulks day survivor of the dinosaur age. didn't seem to be too hot.” By LAI RKN DAMS SHKA medical examiner said he did not troublemakers from the Kentucky said. "Lord, I don't know. " Guard of recent meetings have been schools was minimal prehensivelv studied United States Long-awaited court trial says a researcher. Powell said he does not want to Hrrulil Rr|uirl<-r expect to find any. State Reformatory to a maximum- Sidney McDaniel. 30, Princeton, who dominated by attacks on these sub­ Kennedv has also defended the history " I think traditional history The beast is described as having capture the creature but rather to MANCHESTER - In the first Mayor Jackson, who rushed to the security pententiary Monday. underwent surgery for a body wound, jects. which parents had alleged should be inculcated in the children a body about the size of an observe it in its habitat. meeting since June not marked by were instances of secular humanism at an early age. I think the students scene and took up a bullhorn to The second convict, J. Batovski, was reported in serious condition at a elephant, with smooth, brownish- teachers against parental criticism "The main thing is to discover it controversy, the Board of Education, creeping into the schools, Tuesday's are being robbed of their heritage. " assure a milling crowd of 500 outside 54. was believed armed, although in Hartford hospital. The other gray skin, a long, flexible neck and that the controversial programs wounded guard. J.B. Owen. 61. Cadiz, and certainly the area should be Tuesday night received compliments meeting instead opened with parents were slyly placed in the curriculum Tucci said. seen to sho^ mob secrets the daycare center the explosion was shackles. long tail, and huge, splayed, three- made a national park because of from the community on the direction commending the officials. Waddell School Principal Maxwell an accident, was shouted down. State police from three Kentucky who was shot in the face, was clawed feet. Kennedy has maintained public com­ LOS ANGELES (UPll - tivities. Angeles; Dominic Brooklier, 67, of Rumors swept through the crowd posts searched Butler and Ohio coun­ reported in stable condition at an the importance of the animal, " he It is taking the school system Carol Egan, mother of two ment is always obtained before a Morrison said today Grade 5 children James Powell Jr . who said his said. Prosecutors today prepared opening Fratianno. named as an unindicted Anaheim: Louis Tom.Dragna, 60, of explosions had hit other day-care ties by car and foot for the two men Owensboro hospital Beginning in June, board meetings Manchester students, said, "I am program is put in the curriculum first receive intensive U.S hislorv field is crypto-zoology, "the branch "The last thing we'd want to do is zoomed from light attendance to glad the schools are religiously and training Tucci's daughter attends the arguments in a long-awaited un­ co-conspirator, allegedly arranged Covina and Samuel Scortino, 61, of centers around the city. Several Monday, and a police airplane with One of the three inmates, Bobby of zoology that deals with the Kennedy had also called on to kill it or disturb it in any way. packed halls as parents and conser­ morally neutral. I hope the schools school. derworld trial in which former Mafia for the slaying of Bompensiero. Rancho Mirage. residents insisted they had seen troopers aboard scanned the hilly Ross. 45. remained hospitalized search for unknown animals," has teachers to be unafraid of using boss James "Jimmy the Weasel" Fratianno is being held in protective They were indicted by federal white men lurking around the center toda^ at the Hartford hospital for un­ We could learn a tremendous vatives called on the board to oust continue to provide innovative and "creative, innovative and even un­ wooded area until nightfall. never seen the beast but believes it amount about the dinosaur, their the Teachers Center for Humanistic Fratianno is expected to disclose the custody because of a reported JlOO,- grand jurys in 1978 and 1979 on the early Monday. The inmates shot and overpowered determined injuries. Two prisoners stimulating education. " orthodox " methods to reach the The subject of history came up may be related to the Bron­ evolution and maybe what caused Education from Manchester inner workings of organized crime 000 underworld contract for his same charges, but the first two in­ Jackson ordered increased police the two Kentucky State'Penitentiary were treated at the hospital, then Connie Epstein said. " I’d like to children. later, when the board approved a tosaurus. a dinosaur thought to most of them to disappear," from membership rules to murder death. dictments were thrown out. patrols in the city's housing projects, guards while stopped along the taken to the Ohio Countv jail. The subject of the center served as commend the schools for offering In contrast to the positive tone of textbook called "The American have become extinct 70 million Powell’s biggest problem in pur­ contracts. "rtie defense reportedly plans to Jury selection, which took nearly "as rumor control and because we Western Kentucky Parkway. a launching pad for later meetings alternative subject matter and ap­ most public comments were remarks Way" for junior high school students years ago. , suing the Mokele-.Mbembe has been when parents criticized various proaches ' A U.S. District Court jury was argue that Joseph "Joe Bananas" two weeks and was completed last want to assure the residents there of Batovski was left by the side of the Police spokesmen at Frankfort "It sounds like a dinosaur from by John Tucci. Tucci led the attack at Illing. raising rrtoney for his trips to things in the curriculum, such as In The comments were in support of sworn in last Friday in the trial of Bonanno. a Mafia boss living in Tuc­ Friday, was closed to the public and police presence." road. said the prisoners were being the description. " he said Tuesday, on the teachers center, and has been Kennedy termed the book, Africa values clarification, relaxation Superintendent of Schools James "challenging, comprehensive, and in­ five reputed West Coast Mafia bosses son. Ariz.. played a key role in news reporters. But U.S. District He asked the FBI and the Bureau "As best we understand at this transferred from the Kentucky State "but we can't say it's a dinosaur an outspoken conservative on the accus^ of killing mobster Frank Bompensiero's death. Bonnano has Court Judge Terry Hatter Jr. of Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms Reformatory at LaGrange, northeast Abilene, Texas, oilman Jack techniques, and English classes with Kennedy. Kennedy, throughout the HUD issue cluding an improved treatment of time, Batovski, apparently angry at until we actually have a Grimm, who currently is financing "The Bomp" Bompensiero and not been charged with the slaying, promised he would permit reporters for experts to help in the investiga­ of Louisville, to the maximum- unconventional titles. summer of attacks, has maintained Tucci said his daughter is now in women and minorities in U S being left behind, fired a shot at the specimen." such as a bone a search for the sunken Titanic, extorting money from gamblers and but he has been subpoenaed to to cover the trial. tion. security Kentucky State Penitentiary While the public comment sessions contact between the center and the the fifth grade ,md has not com- history” He added like all human retreating bus with one of the guard's Powell. 47. has made several withdrew an offer for funds, and pornographers. testify. Hatter said he would not sequester A metal door was hurled 200 yards guns as it sped away. " said State at Eddyville, in southwest Kentucky. research trips to the region and creations, it has its drawbacks but The key witness is Fratianno. a The defendants, indicted by a the jurors, but cautioned them over one apartment building add into Such transfers are common to get Powell said he sees little chance of that weighing the pros and cons of- Police Maj. David Fulks. believes the creature may be securing a grant he is seeking from confessed Mafia hitman who has federal grand jury for a third time repeatedly to avoid outside informa- the parking lot of another by the A second prison van with one guard rid of troublemakers among the located in an intensely wild swamp licials decided it was the best book reportedly supplied authorities with last May. are Jack Lociero. 68. and the Rolex Corp More than 1,000 register among'the 20 which were reviewed tion about the trial or individuals in- blast. A steel door was blown through aboard gave chase and 6 miles down prison population or break up prison in the People's Republic of the inside information on gangland ac­ Michael Rizzitello. 53, of Los volved in the proceedings. a chain-link fence 50 feet away. gangs. An advance on a book he hopes to Abandoning a regular stance. the highwav. the commandeered bus Congo, where sightings of it have write on the creature would finance been reported within the last year Hoard Member Carolyn Becker voted another trip, though, he said. to approve the text Mrs Becker has A witch doctor in Gabon named Powell is certain the natives’ Bay State charges stand Michel Obiang. asked by Powell to to vote in final hours always abstained in the past, saying stories are not the setup for a hoax. she would only vote on biology texts select from a series of pictures the ■’.No, they're kind of reluctant to M ANCIIESTEH - In what town by about 2 to 1. There are 12.082 animal that most resembled the tion 0 the fourth, and persons serving as that IS the only subject she feels talk about it because they’ve been officials believe is one of the highest D em ocrats com pared to 8.527 in the armed forces. qualilied to judge Mokele-Mbembe. picked one of a laughed at so much," he said. registration figures in the state. 1.140 registered Republicans. However, a Chad’s parents will fight small dinosaur residents became voters yesterday. large chunk of Manchester’s voters, Municipal buildings across the 8,113, remain unaffilliated free. chemotherapy and s t ^ home treatments of state had late hours yesterday, as it The total number of voters is SCITUATE, Mass. lUPl) — The parents of The couple said they plan to contact state was the last day to register to vote in leukemia victim Chad Green today plan to nutritional and Laetrile therapy. slightly down from the total and court officials within the next few days in Tape shows the 1980 November elections. The registered four years ago for the last ■'(Today) they plan to check the newspapers begin an intensive campaign to convince an attempt "'to feel out the state's intentions." }\ last day to register is traditionally presidential election. In 1976 there uiedneiclayL for job opportunities." said Vera Green, Massachusetts officials outstanding contempt Chad's mother said she "has no regrets” heavy, but the turnout topped es­ "What’s available will be a factor in their ^ \!1 were 29,078 voters. warrants against the couple should be dis­ regarding the 25\x month seesaw battle that tim ates of Herbert Stevenson, decision." Stevenson mentioned Manchester's missed. elapsed between the time her son's leukemia Abscam deal Democratic registrar of voters. population has slightly decreased in various areas of the town, have Mrs. Green and husband Hollis have urged in sports Gerald and Diana Green arrived was diagnosed in September 1977 and his money for him in future deals, then proved to be a deterrent to acts of the couple to return to Massachusetts and WASHINGTON (UPI) - With a Stevenson predicted about 800 to 900 the four-year span, which could ac­ "somewhere in New England " Monday but "going home" last October. stood up and accepted an envelope vandalism and other criminal ac­ force the state’s hand. tall glass of bourbon in his hand, voters. count for the voter decrease. Phillies in driver’s seat after feared entering -Massachusetts, where they "Chad went home peacefully. He was hap­ containing the money from the agent. tivity in the community. Page 24. "W’e feel they should just get it over with." former Rep Michael Myers. D-Pa.. From 8:30 a m. to 9 p.m. yester­ However, he estimated there are first World Series game. P«*«- 7. face four criminal and civil contempt py. healthy and whole" when he died in her With a green light from the she said. "But, naturally, they are afraid to listened to an undercover FBI agent day, persons waiting to register about 3,000 to 4.000 eligible voters Scholastic sports roundup. Page warrants, said the child's grandmother. Mrs. arms, she said. The Greens were vehemently Supreme Court, the television take the risk of going ttf^ il. ” offer to pay him $50,000 to introduce crowded town hall. The total who are not registered in 8. Vera Green opposed to using conventional chemotherapy networks Tuesday broadcast portions registered. 1,140, nearly reached Diana Green has written letters to a number legislation in Congress on behalf of Manchester. This could be elderly", George Brett not goat in Royals’ "Gerry and Diana are somewhere in New — which they described as "using poisons to of the Abscam videotapes showing Hartford's total of about 1.500. of state officials, including Gov. Edward J. an Arab sheik persons who live here for only a short loss. NBA and NHL scores. Page 9. Inside today England. " she told UPI Monday night "They fight poisons" — to combat their son's Myers taking a $50.(XX) bribe from un­ Stevenson said, in calls to other King and Sen. Edward M. Kennedy. D-Mass.. FRIENDS o f MANCHESTER — Abe Qlassman. Democratic candidate lor the "You're going about it in the right time, and others who don’t bother to were exhausted They left Nebraska early leukemia. dercover FBI agents posing as Classified...... 21-22 inquiring about their legal status. Clearcut State Senate, Is greeted at the Manchester Town Hall by two ot his local suo way. Money talks in this business municipalities, he said Manchester's register. Sunday and drove non-stop. Now they just The couple is convinced their only child porters. Town Treasurer Roger Negro (lelt) and Town Clerk Edward J Tomkiel representatives of a fictitious Arab Comics...... 23 answers have not been forthcoming. and it works the same way in appears to be one of the highest. But Stevenson said Manchester had Prixe udnners want a good night's sleep” "died of homesickness and a broken heart." (right) have endorsed Abe as the "best man" to fill the office being vacated bv Washington.' the ousted con­ sheik. The most voters joined the one of the highest percentages of Editorial ...... 4 A Plymouth County Superior Court judge Special prosecutor Jonathon Brant says the As a result of his conviction on the Americans lead the field in the "If only they would have left us alone to do Senator David Barry. "'Abe has been a good friend of Manchester as a Represen­ gressman told the agent, unaware Democratic Party, with '490 registered voters compared to pop­ Entertainment , , ...... 11 issued the contempt chaTges in January 1979 couple’s fate "is up to the courts ' tative and he'll continue to serve us well as Senator." they said. VOTE FOR ABE charge of agreeing to take a bribe. winners of 1980 Nobel Prizes with what we knew was best for our son." says the their meeting was being recorded on registering with the party. ulation in the slate "We have always O bituaries...... 6 when the Greens whisked their three-year-old "Only the courts can decide what will NOV. 4. Myers was expelM from Congress eight U.S. citizens receiving the boy’s father. videotape bv other FBI agents. * But nearly as many voters. 477. had a high percentage. " he said. People/Food ...... 13-18 son, Chad, to Tijuana. .Mexico to avoid court happen to them. " said Brant. "And that can’t Oct 2 important awards. Page 2. But the renowned Boston hematologist who "Where 1 can be of assistance is 'chose to remain unaffilliated. In the recent months, culminating Peopletalk...... 12 ordered chemotherapy. The boy died in happen until they come back to The networks also prepared to seek Sports...... 7-10 Massachusetts." treated the boy. Dr. John Truman, says Chad where ... legislation can be in­ The Republican Party had 173 nbw in yesterday's session, about 2.445 Tijuana on Oct 12, 1979 died "because he was denied the troduced. " Myers said release of similar tapes involving voters register. persons registered The only persons Television...... 11 The couple fled to Tijuana just two days " We want to make a fresh start and start, Democrat for State Senate, 4th District Rep John Jenrette. D-S.C.. the se­ Crime deterrent Update , ...... 2 cutting through the red tape, " Diana Green chemotherapy crucial to his survival." Myers, who had been sitting on a The total unofficial number of who may register to vote lor after the same court — acting on a medical Truman says the blond, brown-eyed youngster couch listening to the agent explain cond congressman convicifd in the voters in Manchester is 28,732. .November elections are those who Bolton constables, patrolling W eather...... 2 neglect suit filed by Massachusetts General told her mother-in-law by telephone on Mon- sweeping scandal. dav "We want to bo able to come home and be had a 70 to 80 percent chance for survival had Democrats outnumber Republicans become 18 between now and the elec­ Hospital — ordered the Greens to resume he remained on chemotherapy I 2 - EVENING HERALD, Wed., Oct. 15, 1980 EVENING HERALD. Wed.. Oct. 15 1980 — 3 Connecticut M p d o t e news update P8ICE8 iPFECTIVE MON . OCI I] INBU SAT . OCT. II. INO State rests juries he received in a fall while responding to a fire. Beatrice Cook, who died April 7. FULL Chief dies Carl Domfried, 62, of New Britain, unconscious since The cleaning woman continued to clean the house three tSERVICEj Theresa a TOP NOTCH near you: HARTFORD (UPl) - Accused slayer Larry E. Chace NORWICH (UPI) — Funeral services were scheduled the May 19 accident, died Tuesday at Hartford Hospital. said in a written statement he gave to poiice he piayed times a week. for Friday for police Chief John W. Krzesicki Sr. Miss Cook, who was 87 when she died, was the grand­ East Hartford Manchester IF m HAmr meAPY... severai games of backgammon, took a shower and went Police said Domfried fell from a fire truck and struck The veteran policeman died Tuesday in his sleep of his head on the curb as he arrived to help put out a fire in daughter of the late Asa S. Cook, who founded a 1150 BURNSIDE AVENUE 260 NORTH MAIN ST. AT MAIN to bed after he fataliy stabbed Sheidon A. Merrili, 19, last natural causes. He was SO. the Slade Middle School in New Britain. machinery manufacturing company near the present site Hanzalek on ERA PLEASE PICA UP YOUR year. Manchester Middletown ■ Krzesicki was a Norwich policeman for 29 years, ser­ Acting Fire Chief Eklward Mckeon said Dornfield will of Colt Industries. 725 EAST MIDDLE TURNPIKE 900 WASHINGTON ST.' RT. 66 Chace, 28, of Berlin, is charged with stabbing Merrill, ving as chief for the last nine years. receive a hero’s funeral because he died in the line of du­ Hartford Probate Judge James H. Kinsella said the HARTFORD .(UPI) — Rep. Astrid Hanzalek, R % . COLOR SALE CIRCULAR Suffleld, says predictions that the re-election of of Cromwell, during a fight outside the Speakeasy cafe on He joined the force in 1951, was promoted to sergeant in ty. Mayor William McNamara ordered the flags on city dead woman’s personal property was appraised recently OPEN: MON, THRU SAT. 8:30A M lo 9 OOP M 1963 and made captain in lOTO, a year before he became buildings and all fire houses to be lowered to half staff. at more than $125,000. President Carter would guarantee ratification of the Feb. 7, 1979. ^ » l WIlCOWI ro u ll HOOD STAMP PUNCHASf I SUNDAY 10:00A M lo 5:00P.M AT A TOP HOTCH HEAR YOU! A mass of Christian burial will be offered at 10:15 a.m. Equal Rights Amendment were "ridiculous.” Chief Assistant SUte’s Attorney Robert Meyers rested chief. NOT NESPONSeiC fON TYPOGRAPHICAL ERRORS WE RESERVE THE RTOHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES TO 4 UNITS UNLESS O T M E R W S^ P E c T s ^ his case Tuesday after submitting the defendant’s state­ He is survived by his wife, Ann, a son, John of Norwich, Thursday in St. Ann’s Church followed by ^ rla l in St. Mrs. Hanzalek also said Tuesday Sens. Marcella Fahey of East Hartford and Audrey Beck of Mansfield ment into testimony. a brother, Richard of Montville and a sister, Mrs. Terry Mary’s Cemetery. ' Nautilus returns Barnum of Fremont, Calif. sounded a note of "desperation” when they criticized But defense attorney Richard Endrelunas objected to There will be a mass of Christian burial at 10 a.m. Steal furniture HARTFORD (UPI) — President Carter has finally GOP presidential nominee Ronald Reagan’s record on signed the bill to return the world’s first nuclear sub­ women’s issues. the part of the statement about what Chace was doing Friday in St. Patrick’s Cathedral, followed by burial in HARTFORD (UPI) — Police say rare artifacts and fur­ while Merrill lay dying in the emergency room at New St. Joseph’s Cemetery. marine to a permanant home in Groton. "Though all of us would like to see the ERA ratified, niture worth more than $60,000 have been stolen from the to say that Carter’s re-election will guarantee its Britain General Hospital. vacant home of a Hartford woman who died six months Fireman dies The president Tuesday signed an appropriation for passage is ridiculous,” said Mrs. Hanzalek. ago. $1.93 million for site work necessary to be;'th the Nautilus She noted the Democratic senators who announced Superior Court Judge Brian E. O'Neill ordered the NEW BRITAIN (UPI) — A New Britain fireman has Police said Tuesday the thefts were discovered Monday reference to backgammon playing stricken from the just south of the U.S. Submarine Base on the Thames the "Women for Carter-Mondale Committee” Monday died five months after becoming comotose from head in- by a cleaning woman employed for the past 20 years by statement before Meyers submitted it to the jury. River. . were behind the Republican’s "Women of the Com­ mittment in the 80s” which held its first event last Chace said in the statement the fight began over a 25- week. ' cent piece used as a marker on a pool table. He said after the stabbing, he went with his brother ^o a motel where Peopletalk. he was later arrested by police. Endorse Dodd Jackie fetes Diana HARTFORD (UPI) — Democratic, U.S. Senate Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis played hostess in nominee Christopher Dodd has been endorsed by the New York Monday night at a champagne dinner for New England District Council No. 2 of the Inter­ her octogenarian friend former editor of both Vogue national Union of Electrical, Radio and Machine and Harper’s Bazaar magazines, Diana Vreeland. Workers. Occasion? Publication of the Vreeland book, Peter S. diCiccig, president of the union which ’’Allure.” represents 30,000 New England workers, said Tuesday Jackie, a Doubleday editor, handled the book of the endorsement was “clearly indicative” of Dodd’s photographs of 20th-century fashionables picked to support and work in behalf of working people. Dodd, a three-term congressman from Eastern 5 v.\NT illustrate allure. On hand were Gloria Vanderbilt, Norman Mailer, Connecticut, is running against Republican James Doris Duke, Andy Warhol, Paloma Picasso, Mary Buckley for the chance to succeed retiring Sen. lOW Itf IIM NIAfUIII McFadden, Oscar de la Renta and Mrs. Vincent Abraham Ribicoff, D-Conn. Astor. But Vreeland was more interested in two Chinese musicians. "Just the thing for the Chinese costume Bar purchases [ 2 3 w o * ” Flow exhibit I’ve organized for the Metropolitan Museum UPlVtAVHIR rOtOCAST • opening next month,” she said. HARTFORD (UPI) — Rep. Linda Emmons, R- Madison, says she will introduce tough legislation For period ending 7 a.m. EST 10/16/80. During prohibiting use of public funds to furnish state-owned Wednesday night, rain will fall across many of the Mario steps in residences used as personal homes by some state of­ northern tier of states from the Plains to the Ohio Valley, Actress jemmist Mario Thomas says the saga of ficials. with some possible snow in the higher elevations of the Mary Cunningham at Bendix Corp., is just another State auditors recently criticized Col. Robert RMkies. Showers are likely in sections of the mid Plains. example of sexism on the job. Houley, commandant of the Rocky Hill Veterans Fair to partly cloudy skies should rule elsewhere. Ms. Cunningham, 29, resigned from her executive Stanford University biochemist Paul Berg, unraveling the mysteries of DNA, which will Home and Hospital, for spending $50,0(X) on items such job last week amid rumors she owed her success to 54, in his laboratory after being named a co­ lead to an understanding of why cells become as a water bed and bar stools to spruce up the official a romance (vith the firm's chairman, William Agee. residence. winner of the Nobel Prize for chemistry for cancerous, the Swedish Royal Academy of Mrs. Emmqiqs also noted Tuesday the auditors said "Here’s a woman the dean of Harvard said was Sciences said. (UPI photo) Weather forecast one of the most outstanding persons to ever leave 1980. He received the award for his work in the past three presidents of the University of Connec­ Harvard and she couldn’t be stopped,” Ms. Thomas ticut made purchases for their state-owned residence Variable cloudiness today tonight and Thursday. Highs which violated state regulations. today 50 to 55, 10 to 13 C. Lows tonight 35 to 40. Highs said in a speech at Kalamazoo, Mich. "But they figured out how to stop her. I think it’s “This arrogant misuse of public funds must be Thursday around 60. Probability of precipitation 20 per­ stopped by legislation. I intend to propose a bill calling cent through Thursday. Gentle northwest winds veering that kind of sexism that has stopped women all Americans lead world for automatic dismissal of any person benefitting from to easterly today southeasterly tonight and Thursday. along. I’m sorry she quit and I hope the reason she quit is such abuses. In addition, a heavy fine should be im­ posed,” she said. Long Island Sound that she’s so confident and so damn' smart she’ll do it all over again at another company — and prove Watch Hill to Montauk Point to Manasquan and 20 in 1980 Nobel Prizes them to be a bunch of fools.” miles offshore, Long Island Sound to Watch Hill and Tuesday's double winner Montauk Point: Ridge of high pressure moving across STOCKHOLM, Sweden This year, two with Briton Frederick Des hearing was Sanger, a Cambridge the area today and Thursday. Warm front slowly ap­ (UPI) — American Americans won the prize Sanger, 62, for studies of University molecular proaching from the south. Winds variable 10 knots or less Ford in her future Lawrence R. Klein of the for physics, two for deoxyribonucleic acid, or HARTFORD (UPI) — The Legislature’s Judiciary biology professor who won Committee will hold a public hearing concerning this morning becoming southeasterly 10 to 15 knots this The justice of the peace who performed the University of Pennsylvania chemistry, two for DNA, the essential compo­ the same award in 1958 for ceremony said they were just "like any other won the 1980 Nobel Prize medicine, one for nent of all living matter modification of the statute of limitations for injuries C afternoon. Variable winds 10 knots or less tonight, work on the structure of caused by the use of man-made drugs. southeast 10 to 15 knots Thursday. Considerable newlywed couple, extremely happy.” Well, not for economics today, literature and one for that contains the genetic Committee co-chairman Rep. Richard Tulisano. D- cloudiness with visibility over 5 miles today through exactly. becoming the eighth economics — to tie the 1972 code. proteins, especially of in­ sulin. Only three other peo­ Rocky Hill, said Tuesday the Oct. 22 hearing was Thursday. Average wave heights 1 to 2 feet today and The bridegroom in the gray business suit was American to be awarded a record of eight awards. The Swedish Academy of prompted by the intense debate over a bill designed to tonight. Henry Ford II, 63, and the bride in the plum colored prestigious Nobel Prize The physics award was Science said their research ple have won two Nobel prizes in the 79-year help individuals who believed they were harmed by the suit was his lady friend of long standing, Kathleen this year. won Tuesday by might one day may help history of the awards. drug DES. Roberta DuRoss, 40. Klein, 60, born in Omaha, Americans James Cronin, man "understand the DES, a drug believed to help prevent miscarriages The couple was married by JP Tom Davis in Car- Neb., was awarded the 49, and Val Fitch, 57, for nature of cancer." The academy said the chemistry prize money when it was prescribed to millions of pregnant women The Almanac son, City, Nev., just two days after Ford had called $215,000 prize, making him research, which removed T|ie four Americans would be divided so that in the 19S0s, has been found to cause sterility and T questions that had clouded joined U.S. immunologists By United Press Inlernatiunal reports of wedding bells "a bit premature.” the ninth American to win the “big bang” theory of George Snell and Baruj Gilbert and Sanger would cancer in some of those women’s children. Today is Wednesday, Oct. 15, the 289th day of 1980 with the award for economics, which was set 4 ^ 2 years the origin of the universe, Benacerraf. who shared split half and Berg would Tulisano said modifying the statute of limitation for 77 to follow. the academy said. the physiology or medicine receive the other half. legal action is just one possible response to the The moon is approaching its first quarter. Crystal ball-gazing ago by the Bank of Sweden. The economics prize was Americans Paul Berg, prize last week and Fitch and Cronin, who problem of injuries sustain^ as a result of the use of The morning stars are Venus, Jupiter and Saturn. Psychic Jeanne Dixon has picked the drugs. not one of the categories 54, and Walter Gilbert, 48, Czeclaw Milosz, who won worked together, will The evening stars are Mercury and Mars. Philadelphia Phillies to beat the Kansas City the literature prize. divide the physics orize. Those bom on this date are under the sign of Libra. originally specified for an share^Lh^hemwtr^r^ Royals in the World Series. award by Sir Alfred Nobel, Irish poet and author Oscar Wilde was bom Oct. 15, Ms. Dixon, no baseball fan herself, got into the 1856. Actress Jean Peters was born on this date in 1926. the Sw^ish inventor of Hails document act at the request of a Philadelphia lawyer and dynamite who endowed the On this date in history: sports booster, Mickey Charles. In 1917, the most famous spy of World War I, Gertrude prize system. HARTFORD ROAD HARTFORD (UPI) — Sidney Gardner, director of After she found out who was playing, and studied Americans have D a i r i i Zelle, known as MaU Hari, was executed by a firing the birthdays of everybody concerned, she the Connecticut Anderson-Lucey campaign, has ttww* dominated the award, get­ squad outside Paris. * “meditated for a long time.” praised the independent presidential ticket for ting it nine times. Q u e e n releasing a 49-page budget impact statement. In 1928, the German dirigible Graf Zeppelen arrived in Then she told a Philadelphia crowd, “The positive "John Anderson has today released an un­ the United States on its first commercial flight. It took vibrations are so strong that 1 predict the Phillies DAIRY QUEEN precedented document which challenges both of his op­ four and a half days to cross the Atlantic. will win the Series.” ponents to match its detail," Gardner said Tuesday. In 1946, Nazi Reichmarshal Herman Goering, con­ She hedged her bet by adding, “I could just be Tax The budget impact statement released in victed as a war criminal, committed suicide. picking up the good thoughts of the people in FALL SPECIALS Washington outlines and explains the cost of programs In 1914, Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev was ousted Philadelphia.” scare by Kremlin leaders and replaced by Alexei Kosygin and supported by Anderson. LMnid Brezhnev. BOSTON (UPI) - Sup­ "Very simply, the Anderson-Lucey budget impact Quote of the day porters of Proposition 2t4 •DELUXE L&T-FRENCH FRIES statement tells how they intend to pay for the A thought for the day; Irish writer Oscar Wilde said, have accused programs they’ve pledged to support. (President) “A man cannot be too careful in the choice of his GOP presidential candidate Ronald Reagan, up­ Massachusetts revenue of­ Carter and (Ronald) Reag»n have failed to do the enemies. set about charges he is anti-woman: “I am announ­ ficials of issuing a "grossly same," Gardner said cing today one of the first Supreme Court vacancies misleading” report BURGER REG. >1.19 in my administration will be filled by a woman, the forecasting that the tax­ most qualified woman I can possibly find, one that cutting plan would result in •BHUNA •TARE HOME SKORIS! Dodd on energy Lottery numbers meets the high standards that I will demand for all huge revenue shortages for 1D0Z0.t. SANDWICHES my court appointments.” th e s t a t e ’s 351 SPUT WESTPORT (UPI) — Democratic U.S. Senate Numbers drawn Tuesday: municipalities. nominee Christopher Dodd, claiming the nation must Connecticut 550 Under the plan, state and OR $1.00 break its dependence on foreign oil, has outlined his Maine 442 Glimpses local property taxes would REO. 9St 5SUSTERSMIS proposals for developing alternative and renewable New Hampshire 5274 STRRWRERRV energy resources. ‘Ailing singer Kate Smith Tuesday was presented be limited to 2.5 percent of Rhode Island 7907 the property’s fair market Dodd told a Tuesday news conference at a solar home 10,000 letters and a giant get-well card covered with SHORTCRKE Massachusetts 6382 value. The measure will that cooperation from the private and public sector was signatures from fans. Miss Smith, recently $2.00 become law if it is ap­ essential to developing erpeial resources and meeting the recovered from a diabetic coma, appeared briefly 5 proved by voters in the nation’s longterm energy needs. on the porch step of her sister’s Philadelphia home "For the next few decades and for the next century, we DO IT DAILY - SAVE MONEY by reading the adver­ and waved ... Queen Elizabeth II began a state visit Nov, 4 general election. HALLOWEEN must begin today an intensive effort to refine existing tisements in the Evening Herald. 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Sports Flarl Vost, 643-2711 and said increased real es­ Customer Service. 647-9946 Delivery three months. $30.70 for six months, and tate values in the future (Next to S ^ d Queen —Hydroelectric power, utilizing undeveloped dams. should be made by 5:00 p m. Monday $61.40 for one year. Mail rates are (mice hours are 8:3U a m to 5 p m would lead to higher tax —Geothermal energy using the Earth's heat to provide through Eridav and bv 7 30 a m .Satur­ available on request. Monday through Friday. power. V day revenues for Coin Laundry) mqipcipalities. —Wood, which could meet as much 10 percent of New England’s energy needs. ' EVENING HERALD, Wed., Oct. 15, 1980 - 5 4 - EVENING HERALD, Wed., Pel. 15, 1980 I 1 rEdiiorial ■■ Wilson criticizes Glass works elects officers MANCHESTER— At the annual the Pitkin flasks were presented, and these flasks will become collector’s utility rate hike meeting of the Pitkin Glass Works put on sale. These have been hand items. I I Inc., officers were elected for. this blown at the Pairpoint Glass Com­ MANCHESTER - Edward Wilson, candidate for state Flasks will be on sale at the coming year. Walker Briggs was pany of Sandwich, Mass., using a senate from the Third District, criticized today the rate meeting of the Historical Society at chosen president. He is a teacher of mold made from an original flask Vehicle theft increase granted Northeast Utilities. the Whiton Memorial Library social studies at Manchester High loaned by Thomas Duff of Wilson, who faces incumbent Marcella Fahey, D-East Auditorium Sunday at 2 p.m., when School, a former coach of football, Manchester. Duff will speak on "Glass - From Hartford, for the seat, said the $121 million increase and now trainer for fall sports. granted by the state Department of Public Utilities was Making to Collecting.” Proceeds will The American motoring has become*'the nation’s Other officers elected are as In a shade of teal blue, they are go toward the preservation of the an “affront to the working poor.’’ He noted the $86.1 O pinion follows; vice president. Miss Sally differentiated from the originals by Pitkin Glass Works. public is being taken for an fastest-growing property million increase granted the utility in January, and asked Robb; secretary. Miss Catherine the initials P.G. on the base. Since expensive ride by widening crime, "It is a $4 billion why another increase was needed. This is an open meeting. AH are Putnam; treasurer, Richard Carter; the casting is limited to five hundred. welcome to attend. motor vehicle theft. problem with motorists “NU’s experts have told us that revenues are inadequate assistant treasurer, Laurence to cover costs," Wilson said. "This statement is a blatant paying a hefty "theft tax’’ as Leonard; corresponding secretary, He, what these figure people have done is to over es­ Mrs. Edith Muse. part of their insurance timate energy demands, and are asking the rate payer to Sen, Charles H. Percy, R- crash replacement parts are The Executive Board is made up of Thorton heads board premiums,” D-Del., and Percy have in­ dorsements includes the incur a 12 percent rate increase." 15 persons, five to represent each of 111,, called vehicle theft one WEST HARTFORD- William firm, as secretary; and Richard M. flourishing,” troduced a motor vehicle International Association of ' Wilson said workers' pay will probably not reflect the the original sponsors. Wetherell, president of the Wetherell of the nation’s "few growth increase. "To my mind, this constitutes a gross evasion ’Thornton, president of Manchester Teenage joyrider thefts theft prevention act, intended Chiefs of Police. Those named were: from the Or- Sand & Gravel Co., has been elected Corp., electrical contractors, as industries” in a con­ Lamentably, police could of responsibility and utility arrogance and an un­ ford Chapter, D.A.R., Mrs. Ruth treasurer. once dominated J^he stolen to assist law enforcement in chairman of the board of governors gressional record statement. recover only 58,4 percent of precedented display of complete disregard for the rate Gleick, Mrs. Gladyce Bissell, Mrs. Elected to serve on the executive vehicle picture. Not any payer,” he said. of the University of Hartford’s the value of stolen vehicles in Congress should waste no Thoughts Hazel Lockward, Miss Jean Kelsey, committee with Thornton, Eacott, more. High profits and low Wilson said the DPUC was a creation of the and Mrs. Daisy Bill. Construction Institute. 1979 — an all-time low. Demands specifics David LaBau, president of the and Wetherell were: risks have attracted several ways, A companion time approving the legisla­ ^Prophets have, usually been men- Democrats, and the commissioners, would not notice the From the Historical Society were Samuel Y. Golding, president of “During 1979 close to 1,1 rate increases as someone on a fixed income would. He Hartford firm of Stecker-LaBau house bill, with Rep, William tion. A police crackdown and who are outside the mainstream of" Mrs. Ruth Shepherd, Mrs. Constance Standard Structural Steel Co.; B. million vehicles were hardened professionals and In suburban communities, noted a news report which stated Northeast customers Architects Inc., was elected vice- Green, R-N,Y, as principal greater security measures by society. They are rough, outspoken,- Adams, Mrs. Bernice Reig, Mrs. Albert Higgins, president of M. organized groups to the vehicle theft was the second- and tough-minded in a culture thaL, will be assessed $3.5 million for an insurance policy President Jimmy Carter, speaking to the chairman. He had been serving as ac­ stolen," Percy said, "with sponsor, coordinates with the Patricia Cook, and William Buckley. ting chairman. Frank Higgins & Co.; Richard 0. crime. vehicle owners should be against nuclear plant shut down. national Press Club Tuesday, demanded that Jones, senior vice-president of the theft rate increasing an fastest-growing crime last wants to hear only agreeable voices... From the town were Ernest Other officers elected include senate legislation, “musts” also.. “The public utility regulators state their decision Connecticut Natural Gas Corp.; and alarping 10,6 percent over year, increasing 13,6 percent John the Baptist was a desert man Ronald Reagan spell out what government Tureck, Joseph Sullivan, Mrs. Ruth James Eacott Jr., of the Bartlett- Further, Percy stressed, represented a step in letting NU shift the risks of nuclear Willey, John DeQuattro, and Richard Burton Karp, president of Eagle 1978 according to FBI over 1978, clothed in the skins of beasts and- power from the stockholders to the ratepayers. It is about programs he would cut to achieve tax cuts Brainard & Eacott construction “clandestine garages or This is a “growth industry” dining on natural foods. Are you going; and avoid a massive budget deficit. (UPI) Danielson. Moisture Protection Corp. records,” Percy said the level of sup­ time the rate conspiracy is exposed for what it really is, The first of the reproductions of ‘chop shops’ where stolen as Percy called it, that needs to reject the message because thd' ah agreement between utility and insurance companies vehicles are dismantled for To counter the disturbing port for the measure is im­ to be converted to the “ailing messenger is not urbane, witty, and“ hot to protest each others rate requests,” Wilson said. Percy said vehicle theft their lucrative sheet metal trend, Sen, Joseph R, Biden, pressive, A long list of en- industry” list post haste. refined? “Increase the cost of electricity lo me gas companies, Rev. Neale McLain pass it on to the home owner, increase the cost of elec­ tricity to the gas companies pass it on to the home owner, Church of the Nazarene increase the costs of electricity to the hospitals, pass it on to the patients, increase the costs of electricity to the It’s state agencies, pass ition as a tax increase. 1 ask you, who Letters the hell do we pass it on to?" he asked. Berry's World Wilson also announced the appointment of a campaign treasurer. Carl Gunderson, of 115 Olcott Dr., Manchester, REGAL’S 5 No vote on CD plans urged will serve as treasurer for Wilson. Parker supports To the Editor: provide our town with as much as town. out of this program. We urge you to vote NO on the $500,000 each year to spend on a The cost of the additional school We categorically reject the ac­ Community Development Block number of worthwhile projects so services and the additional other tax- cusations of our critics who have ac­ parking lot plan Grant referendum question, which long as those projects are approved supported municipal services, which cused us of racial prejudice in our op­ GLASTONBURY— State Rep. Antonina Parker, 31st will be the sixth and last question on by HUD. would be required by the residents of position to this program. If any per­ Assembly District, has called on the state Department of the top line of the- ballot, at the However, in exchange for that those new family apartments, in son honestly believes that racial Transportation (DOT) to study tlie feasibility of using general election on November 4, block grant money, our town is future years seems likely to impose a prejudice has anything to do with his excess state-owned land adjacent to major highways to 1980. required to sign a written contract greater burden on future town or her vote on the question, we would establish new commuter parking lots. At the special referendum election which we believe places greater budgets and future town tax rates Rep. Parker has written to Commissioner Arthur recommend and request that that Powers suggesting the state locate a new commuter lot of April 17,1979, our community, by a obligations and potential future than would otherwise be the case. person not cast any vote on this off Hebron Avenue near the Route 2 interchange. 3 to 1 margin, voted to temporarily To Our Customers, burdens on our town. That contract, That future cost and burden, we referendum question. “This area could be ideal,” Rep. Parker stated. "It is Once again we would like to express our thanks for leave that block grant program for a for the next block grant, would im­ believe, far outweighs whatever It is because we believe that the , close to three major state highways as well as Glaston­ moratorium until January 1, 1981. pose on our town a contractual short-term benefit our town might potential ecpnomic burdens of this bury’s new industrial park. Buses could use the lot not the wonderfull patronage that has made Regal’s the Not that this moratorium is coming obligation to take all actions within gain from the block grant money. program's contractual commitments only for Glastonbury commuters riding to city jobs, but largest Independently owned men’s store In New England. to an end, our town board of directors our town's control including “ap­ In addition to those economic far outweigh its potential economic to bring workers from other towns to jobs in our in­ During our 40 years we have found It necessary to expand propriate zoning changes" to dustrial park." is seeking the advice of the voters, as drawbacks, this block grant program benefits to our community, and our facilities eight times, each one a step toward what we to whether or not our town should promote the construction of 150 new would probably bring us back to Costs could be kept to a minimum, she said, since the because we believe that our com­ believe the ULTIMATE In a men’s shop. return to this program, by asking us apartments for lower income heavy-handed intermeddling by munity can be better managed by our state already owns the land. The Glastonbury legislator pointed out that Glaston­ to vote yes or no on this referendum families. iThe cost of that Rousing federal bureaucrats in our managing local elected officials without in­ bury’s main commuter lot behind St. Paul’s Church is question on November 4th, construction would ordinarily be sub­ of our own local affairs. We termeddling by federal bureaucrats often so overcrowded that parking is insufficient for ran IIITHIMTIMIM. Suva Gins This block grant program, which is experienced that kind of in­ sidized by other HUD programs). We in the local HUD office, that we' parishioners attending church services. 'MC b> NE* . frequently called the CD program, is view this contractual obligation as termeddling from HUD officials in request you to NOTE NO on the "By allowing commuters to use its parking facilities, Come celebrate with us. Just register administered by the federal much greater than the obligation im­ 1978 before we voted to take this SIXTH AND LAST REFERENDUM * St. Paul’s is providing a real community service," Mrs. during our 40th Anniversary Sale. No government's Department of posed on all towns by federal law moratorium. Rather than to become QUESTION on the TOP UNE OF S ta rk e r continued, "and the church should not be purchase necessary. Every week tor tour "Your cost-oNMng raises ought to be can- Housing and Urban Development (and fully obeyed by our town) not to again entangled in that kind of in­ cetled out next year by ‘bracket cre e p " THE BALLOT on November 4th. '^ n a liz e d for its own generosity." Louis Aptsr which is commonly known as HUD. unreasonably block or prevent others termeddling. we believe that our In addition. Rep. Parker again urged DOT to add more Bernard Aptar weeks there will be 20 winners in each store! Chairman of ths Board Robert S. Samuelson, Secretary Praaldant We recognize that this program can from building that kind of housing in town should vote to continue to stay The Concerned Citizens commuter buses to Glastonbury runs. for Manchester's Development c LEVIS SHETUIND SWEATERS ENTIRE STOCK OF 1* FOR MEN Botany 500 Washington Merry~Go~Round Palm Beach PLASTIC • 8 Colors Phoenix NEEDLEPOINT CANVAS • Crew Neck Johnny Carson • Washable Brushed Denim FioravantI 11x14 shaat $1.29 2/2.29 ■) • S-M-L-XL Fuller Cut Feds knew of Billy-Liba link Such a nice young man Sizes 32 to 42 Slits T REG. 20.00 REG. 22.00 To the Editor: about a third of a gallon in it and we suspicious, but never found anything k 3" squares $0090 REG. to 135.00 NOW He appeared to be such a nice both agreed it was enough for him to in the wheel barrow but the empty 3" hexagon start up his car and drive it to the gas cartons — usually old. used ones. 3" round Vee Neck one year earlier than claimed young man — about 20, neatly Damon REG. to 145.00 NOW dressed, well spoken, polite, bright station. One day he was arrested by kits 409’^ Bv J.ACK ANDERSON P’eeney said he had flown regularly artists. However, the,evidence clear­ and friendly. He apologized for He thanked me, waved as he drove Mexican authorities for a minor SWEATERS $19090 ly shows that whether they were in­ TIES WASHINGTON - There is to the financier's hideaway, and was bothering me and said he was em­ off and said he'd be right back. 1 violation and the police asked him 60V. Wool-40% Poly REG. to 160.00 NOW startling new evidence that Justice the lynchpin in a secret Vesco volved in a scam or a genuine swin­ barrassed about ringing my door watched him as he got to the corner- about the wheel barrow s. He Navy dle, they had their hooks in some (•' M Blue Department investigators knew of scheme to secure the delivery of a bell. and wondered why he turned left and answered them boastfully. It turned “every ^ Brown REG. to 185.00 NOW $149»® prominent people. Yet the Justice not right, as I has suggested. It's now out that he was smuggling wheel Wine S-M-L-XL Selected Group Billy Carter's middleman role in number of American-made aircraft He said he had run out of gas and little X Beige dealings between Libya and the that the Libyans had bought but the Department, which spend hundreds asked if I had an empty container to two weeks and I haven't seen him or barrows out of Mexico. thing’’ •) H Green of thousands of dollars on a phony Can it be that my nice young man is REG. 9 to 10 REG. to 200.00 NOW 489*0 Charter Oil Co. as early as February U.S. was withholding. Vesco was loan him. so that he could get some at the empty gasoline can since. REG. 18.00^ 1979. This is more than a year before allegedly going to accomplish this by scam to nail congressmen, refused a the nearest gas station. He asked It reminds me of a story I heard driving around and stealing empty the date that the department claims paying off some Democratic Party request by the U.S. Attorney’s office directions to the nearest station and I long ago. It's about a man who kept gasoline cans? Nobody will ever FLANNEL SWEATER to have learned of the arrangement. bigwigs: the players in the influence­ in New York for funds to pursue the told him to turn right at the corner crossing the Mexican border into the make me believe it, and yet.....!! Sealed court peddling plot would be rewarded by undercover operation. Attorney walk two short blocks and he'd come United States, always pushing a Sol R. Cohen SHIRTS SHIRTS documents, seen the Libyans to the tune of $30 million. General Benjamin Civiletti also to it. wheel barrow filled with empty car­ 51 Jordt St. \ S o ft O rio n Machine Wash & Dry Sportcoats by my associate In the course of his undercover rejected a proposal to appoint a The gasoline can I loaned him had tons. The customs officials were Manchester, Ct. 08040 special prosecutor to conduct a full­ 100% Cotton Plaids Burg • Camel Indy Badhwar, work. Feeney got wind of the Billy 2 Flap Pockets Lt. Blue • Brown Entire Stock of Botany 500, Palm Beach, Louis Bernard Carter deal with Charter Oil and blown. independent investigation of T a ils Navy - Ecru clearly indicate S-M-L-XL that Philip passed the information on to the New the entire matter. S-M-L-XL WILY WARREN; The flim­ REG. 16.00 REG. 20.00 Heymann, head of York U.S. Attorney's office. A report Lack of public response REG. to 65.00 44®® REG. to 95.00 in the secret records, filed by special flam artists in the federal Nassiff Camera the Justice To the Editor: expression. young people (assuming that the Department's investigator Robert Doonaq in bureaucracy tried to run a con on ENRO The recent firebombing of a home Perhaps we are all becoming adults have already developed their REG. to 75.00 REG. to 105.00 8i Criminal Division, and his assistant February 1979, reads; “Re. Oil Sen. Warren Magnuson, D-Wash,, on Brent Road should have aroused a anesthetized to the hate in the world. ideas for good or evil) what simple 3 D A Y S A L E 54«» Irv Nathan, had personally received Refinery. Bill Carter. Fifty cents per recently and found it thrown back in waive of public protest throughout We read of bombings, statements by prejudices in speed and attitude ul­ Thw.. Fri., > Bat. Oct. 1». 17, > I I VELOURS the information about the Billy barrel payoff. " their faces. our community — letters to the bigots and acts of hatred and timately lead to. O i \ 0 / A r r Carter-Libya-Charter Oil connection The note continues to succinctly Magnuson. a 36-year Senate Editor, letters of support to the violence and then act passivley when In order to destroy a people or a Vee Neck a q a by the spring of 1979. When finally summarize the essence of the con­ Off these i U / o O F F veteran and chairman of the Senate Harris family, statements by our they occur in our own home town. family on Brent Road, one must first REG. 26.95 1 consummated, the deal stipulated tract eventually reached between Appropriations Committee, queried clergy, meetings and general This is one of the reasons many of feel that they are less than people that the president's brother would Billy and the Charter firm seven the White House on how much the expressions of concern. Certainly to Slacks us have felt that a program oFeduca- (“Untermenchen’' the Nazis called months later. Zip Collar q a receive 50 cents for every extra federal agencies are squandering on date, there has been little such public tion was necessary to teach our them) and thus deserving of first., % Entire Stock of ... Haggar, Levi Panatellas, Wrights barrel of oil he could obtain for In a subsequent court proceeding private consultants. The Office of 25 ENTIRE STOCK REG. 29.00 iw U Jaymar, Taylors Bench, Hubbard contempt, then abuse, and then i t batteries 1 Charter from his friends in Libya. involving Feeney, Doonan testified Management and Budget asked the they persist in remaining, physical; 5 OUTERWEAR After the story broke about Billy's behind closed doors that “the bureaucrats for figures, and they Band shell praised violence and elimination. Reg. Collar q a belated registration as a paid foreign Department of Justice in came to a total of $411 million for the I guess that what I'm really sayinj agent for the Libyan government, the Washington, namely Philip Heymann • Zero King REG. 29.00 fc 1 REG. to 21.00 2/»25 REG. to 35.00 2/»45 past year. is that the event itself wa; ■ ■ ^il 1^ AlkalinejuSto lUiteiws . To the Editor: Justice Department said it had and Irv Nathan, wanted to be kept been there with friends also from • Maine Guide The senator's antennae went up We have attended almost every devastating, the response fronj received the first hints of the com­ aware of everything that went on in Bloomfield. South Windsor. Coven­ Alkaline Batlenes REG. to 45.00 when he saw that modest figure, and event and are proud to be a part of political leaders, clergy and citizenrj • McGregor SMpgs - q n REG. to 26.00 2/»35 2/HI5 our investigation, " Doonan's secret try, Glastonbury. West Hartford and pact in April 1980. This claim is he instructed his trained waste- the Manchester Bicentennial Band was muted, and the silence Woolrich REG. 3E.50 £ * l . WU devastated by the secret court testimony indicates he began filing watchers to go through the listings in Cheshire. • Shell. We are looking forward to next deafening. Have we lost our ability to records. reports to headquarters on the entire the Commerce Business Daily, a be indignant? Z Duracell season at the band shell. They-reveal that criminal in­ investigation in the spring of 1979. government publication that adver­ The shell is so beautiful. The area Yours tryly, ,9 Hbll vestigators for the U.S. Attorney's The undercover operation to nab tises for contractors and announces Lois and Jim Dunn Duracell I Alkalirw Hdtk‘ry office in New York tripped across Vesco ended in December 1979. One contract awards. Magnuson's in­ so convenient, parking so easy, and 61 Janet Drive Ronald Jacobs ,1 CSiBe Billy's trail almost by"”accident. The source suggested the whole thing was vestigators determined that $2.5 all of the events have been super. The East Hartford, Ct. 148 Main St. 1 federal agents were working on an called off because Feeney was billion had been ladled out to private area , is always cool no matter how Manchester 1 elaborate maneuver to lure fugitive bringing in damaging information consultants in 1979. hot the day has been, and it is like a financier Robert Vesco from his about Billy Carter, the White House Magnuson has now decided to im­ Norman Rockwell picture to view it sanctuary in the Bahamas to London, and several well-known Democrats. pose an across-the-board, 15 percent with the crowds up on the hill. iBaurlu'iiln* tu niim j Mrrali'i n Duracell where he could be arrested and A Justice Department spokesman cut on the amount every federal I sing with the Manchester Silk I h i r a c e l l M Siie brought to the United States to stand denied that Heymann was given in­ Manchester — A City of Village Charm ‘Where women jo\^ shop for m en!” agency can spend on outside con­ City Chorus, so I have enjoyed the Alkaline Balt«‘net trial on a host of charges. formation on the Billy Carter-Libya- A A A S i i e sultants shell from stageside also. Founded Oct. 1, 1801 A*lkalme Batteries The investigators enlisted the ser­ Charter Oil deal in the sprang of 1979. BAD BRIEFING: Jimmy The Coast Guard Academy Band vices of a convicted con m p , James The spokesman added that a related »NON Carter may have tried to pull the was our favorite. We enjoy many of Published by the Manchester Publishing Co.. Herald Square. but unfounded report was received a Manchester, Conn. 06040. Telephone (203) 643-2711. 639 Main St, Manchester 903 »M 1N STREET 1 TRI-CITY PLAZA Feeney, who convinced them he had wool over the eyes of Ronald Reagan their concerts at New London. There access to Vesco and could coax him tew months later, but no reliable and George Bush recently when the is not better band. Morrber. Audit Bureau o( Circulation Member. United PreM International 643-7369 OPENDaily9:30-5;30/Thurs.‘til9 I Daily 10-9/Sat. til 5.30 from his cave.--Jn return, Feeney facts were obtained until 1980 White House agreed to give the We live in East Hartford but we Steven Harry. Executive Editor wanted immunity on charges pending Cuitomer Service — 647*9946 Frank A. Burbank, Managing Editor Footnote: Some of the witnesses in Republican candidates a high-level call the band shell “ours" and have against him in an unrelated case. Raymond F Robinson, Editor-Publisher Harold E Turklngton. Editor Emeritus this complex case are admittedly con intellieence briefing. V ct 6 - EVENING HEHALD, Wed., Oct. 15. EVENING HERALD, Wed., Oct. 15, 1980 - 7

workers there. Since the attack last Marshall Montana, the Planning program will begin In about two years ago the ordinace that prohibits parking week the site has been peaceful TownToll and Zoning Commission chairman on the front lawn in residential weeks, the board heard reports of Page 10 responded, "Yes, most of them in areas. Democratic Councilman difficulties In contracting trucks. with only picketing union members Robert Donald, a consultant for Construction sites usually don’t Page 9 South Windsor. Henry Genga doesn’t take that Maybe we should elmlniate the outside the fence. East Hartford South Windsor who prepared a need police protection but the site comprehensive study for the lightly, he said if he is to be called program, Mayor Stephen Penny 6pofts SCOREBOARD police arrive in the morning and 31 southerly area of the town, said cither of those names again he will quipped. His remark, bringing grins off of Connecticut Boulevard in take over for a private security there were a number of adverse Some East Hartford residents walk out of the public hearing or from the other directors, recalled East Hartford is getting both firm hired by the contractor that effects created when the J. C. have hurled claims of "dictator” whatever the meeting is. the angry outbursts of protest when private and town police pfotection and “communist" at members of the board discussed cutting the has guarded the site throughout the Penney Co. Catalog Distribution since the attack of non-union Center came to Manchester. .he Town Council as a reaction to While Manchester’s leaf pick-up program to save money about two night. ______Phils in control with Carlton be beaten. Either that, or he just wasn’t paying of his doubles, McBride had his again, striking out U.L. Washington Swim club wins pool use PHILADELPHIA (UPI) - Luxury throwing a slider that looks like a pea ObituQ/ies. "Steve Carlton is as capable as attention. three-run homer, the Phillies owned a and Willie Wilson to end the game. However, when the subcommittee is leading the World Series 1-0 with falling off a plate at 95 miles an hour. board when parents of swim club anyone else of losing a ballgame,” With Bob Walk, the first rookie to lead they never relinquished, and “The job out of the pen is to be Mrs. Luella Buckmister Mrs. Emma Rusaell MANCHESTER - The draisers. Steve Carlton waiting to pitch Game “I’d have to say that the guys are Mayor Stephen Penny noted that investigated the pool’s use by the Aikens said. “I sure would hate to open a World Series in 28 years, on Walk owned a victory he can talk called upon at any time,” McGraw MANCHESTER — Funeral ser­ Manchester Swim Club won last mtfmbers objected to the recommen­ 2. extra prepared when Carlton’s on the MANCHESTER - Mrs. Emma the club did classify as a group which club, they found confusion as to what think we could be losing 2-0 after two the mound, Amos Otis and Aikens hit about if he ever decides to return to said. "My job is to do that.” vices for Mrs. Luella Buckmister night its bid to use town pools for all dation of the subcommittee. mound,” said Pete Rose, who left his Russell of Old Saybrook and West­ should pay the normal $75 charge for cost the $3 fee offset, the normal pool "We’re going to take each game as games. But even if that happened, two-run homers for a 4-0 lead. Then, the filling station where he pumped Then, perhaps joking about the will be Thursday at 10:30 at the brook. formerly of Manchester, died events with no specific charge. Represented by Rolland Castleman, it comes but you love to see him out right leg in the way of a Dennis the fundraisers. But in waiving the usage, or the fundraisers. They con­ we’d be going home and we could still with Walk one batter away, from gas last summer. stories earlier this season about Holmes Funeral Home, 400 Main St. today at Middlesex Hospital. The Board of Directors, in voting an attorney and also a swim club there because he's such a great Leonard fastball in the third inning, fee, the board took into account the cluded the fee was for the regular win the Series.” being chased in the third inning, third “I was nervous the first couple of drugs being used by Phillies players, The time of the funeral was incorrect She was the widow of William to continue the club’s present member parent, the parents believed pitcher," said catcher Bob Boone, helping set up a three-run homer by equipment contributions the club the additional charge would create a pool use and recommended the club The Phillies might have something base coach Gordie MacKenzie waved innings,” said Walk, 23. "But then it he outlined a "training" regimen. in yesterday's Herald. Russell. payments, decided the club did not who contributed two RBI doubles and Bake McBride. “He doesn’t waste financial burden on the club. pay for fundraisers. to say about that. They have never home Darrell Porter with a run that went away and I settled down. I "I took a whirlpool, a massage', Burial will be in West Cemetery. Arrangements, which are in­ need to pay the normal $75 charge for made to the town. In a report from a crucial tag play at home to give the any time and he’s always around the Siebold, the directors heard about $5,- The club uses the pool evenings and In Investigating Siebold’s dual role, won the world championship and would have given the Royals a 5^ started going to my breaking ball five Tylenol, and was ready to go,” Friends may call at the funeral home complete, are in the charge of the weekend fund raisers. "The club uses they found he should completely Philadelphia Phillies a 7-6 victory plate. he said. “I’m not trying to plug the pools regularly on the weekends 100 in equipment was purchased by some weekends for practice and "There’s nothing a player hates hadn’t won a World Series game lead. Instead, left fielder Lonnie more and I was more successful. today from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Holmes Funeral Home, 400 Main St. divorce his duties, using neither town over the Kansas City Royals Tuesday Tylenol. I just want to show you guys for practice and meets, but a sub­ the swim club and given to the town. meets. To offset these overhead more than to twiddle his thumbs on since the days of Grover Cleveland Smith, showing the jgood side of his That five-run inning lifted everybody Mrs. Buckmister. 90, of 333 Bidwell staff or supplies or equipment for night in the Series opener. (news media) that you don’t need This offsets the normal charge which costs, the club charges a $3 fee for the field when a pitcher is constantly Alexander — 1915. erratic arm, threw out Porter by a up, including me. I felt a lot better St., formerly of 45 Overland St., died committee, delving into the dual role Larry Gura, 18-10, opposes the Cy drugs to get you going.” Gertrude D, Snider would otherwise be charged. Penny non-residents. Last year the club swim club activities. falling behind. Steve always gives us But they rallied from a 4-0 deficit, good margin, Boone making the tag, knowing that we had made up for my Sunday at a Manchester convales­ of Melvin Siebold as athletic director Young favorite, 24-9, tonight. The Royals will need something, HEBRON — Gertrude D. Snider, said. paid about $976, and costs were Penny noted a large portion of the a two-hour game and that keeps us on threw out a crucial run at home, then to end the inning. two big mistakes.” cent home. and swim club coach, found the club "This game showed me I have to and they’ll be looking to Gura for it. formerly of Sharon, Mass., died in The matter was brought to the totaled at $751. problem was the 1975 decision of the our toes. The players love him and held off a late-inning charge. And " It looks now that maybe he He made a third mistake in the should pay for meets which are fun­ hold them to five runs,” Gura said. But he wants to keep his job in Fort Lauderdale, Fla. Burial will be Board of Directors which separated the concessionaires hate him.” now, Carlton. shouldn’t have gone,” Frey said.“ I eighth, allowing Aikens’ second “Because w;e’ll score six runs." perspective too. Marie B, Marquis today in Lynn, Mass. the swim club from the town recrea­ Batters aren’t wild about him, “It means we can’t win in four," saw him stumble a little bit coming homer, but untiring Tug McGraw Obviously Gura doesn’t remember "It's not only up to me,” Gura said. VERNON — Marie (Bouchard) Mrs. Snider is survived by her hus­ tion departm ent. To ensure no either. Nevertheless, Willie Aikens, said Kansas City manager Jim Frey. around. I don’t know if that slowed promptly popped out of the bullpen to Carlton too well from his National "We need nine guys.” ' Marquis. 75. of 64 Mount Vernon band, Joseph Snider; two sons, Barry Schools have 8,216 students, further confusion regarding the who celebrated his 26th birthday by "It means we have to win it in five him up or not.” gain still another save. McGraw League days. Carlton proved about Especially when the opposing Drive, died Monday in Rockville Snider of Sharon, Mass, and Dr. club’s status. Penny explained into hitting a pair of two-run homers in games now.” By the time Philadelphia finished appeared in all five games in the as stingy with runs as with words this pitcher is named Steve Carlton. General Hospital. She was the wife of Henry Snider of Hebron: and six the record that the group should pay the losing cause, insists Carlton can Frey may have been kidding. batting in its half, Boone had the first playoffs but rose to the challenge Joseph Marquis. w grandchildren. for the pool use, but that the board year, posting a. 2.34 ERA and Mrs. Marquis is also survived by A memorial period will be drop prediction accurate waived it because of the club’s cap- two daughters. Mrs. Nelson observed Sunday in Dr. Snider's tital contributions. MANCHESTER - The Board of skills, and acquisition of knowledge have had excellent attendance," (Jacqueline) Goble of Coventry and home at 50 Brennan Road. Fitzgibbons said. The group will Included in equipment the club Education at its meeting Tuesday —are currently defining their tasks. Mrs. Barry (Carlene) Schoentag of meet as a whole Tuesday at Martin purchased were lane lines, hand Ellington: five sisters. Mrs. Queenie Lyle T. Neddow night reviewed enrollment figures While the job before the basic skills paddles, and starting blocks. Direc­ group might seem clear cut, that is, Elementary School. The meeting is Walk no sacrifice for Phils Bouchard of Frenchville, Maine. MANCHESTER - Lyle T. Ned­ for the current year, which closely tor Barbara Weinberg questioned dow, 75, of Applegate Lane, East matched official predictions. reading, writing and arithmetic, open to the public and will begin at Sister Agnes Bouchard of Waterbury, whether Siebold calculated the costs PHILADELPHIA (UPI) - To a lot Hartford, formerly of Manchester, There are 8,216 students enrolled Fitzgibbons said some members 7:30 p.m. World Series, you'd like to start there, to tell you the truth.” grand slam?” Mrs. Bernard (Thelma) Ouellette of using current figures or actual price. of people, rookie Bob Walk was the died Tuesday at a convalescent as of Oct. 1, although 8,243 were have felt a basic educational goal In other business, the board ap­ Steve Carlton, but we couldn’t. Bob Walk allowed homers to Otis in the Although the Phillies were down 4- Ellington. Mrs. Emile (Gladys) Siebold said since the prices had guy the Philadelphia Phillies would home. predicted. According to an official should include “thinking." He said proved granting of tenure to two changed slightly, they were original had the most rest, got the ball and did second and to Aikens in the third and 0, McBride said he and his team­ Viellette of East Hartford and teachers. Mrs. Jean Everett of sacrifice in the opening game of the the job. I take my hat off to him.” eighth before Tug McGraw, in his mates felt U was a matter of time He was a watchmaker, quality con­ document, "The projection was discussions centering around just prices. He said the club donated Mother Provincal Jeanne Bouchard Keeney School, and Miss Kathleen World Series to give their weary Carlton, 24-9 during the regular sixth consecutive post-season before they reached Kansas City of Islip, N.Y. ; seven grandchildren. trol investigator, and an active extremely accurate and compares what the names of the groups mean these items to the town, and were Maloney of Robertson»School, gained starting rotation an extra day of rest. season, will pitch tonight as the appearance, came on to pick up the starter Dennis Leonard, who ab­ Funeral services will be Thursday Mason. favorably with an acceptable projec­ are currently under way. used by the recreation department. said stature. But Pete Rose wasn’t among the Phillies attempt to go 2-up before the last six outs. sorbed the third-inning battering and at 9:15 a.m. from the Burke-Fortin Born in Orleans, Vt. July 26, 1905, tion error of 1 percent or less.” "We have made good progress, and doubters. series moves to Kansas City. Bake McBride and Bob Boone were the loss. Funeral Home. 76 Prospect St., he had lived in Manchester since The enrollment shows a decline of "Bob Walk won more games (11) The Phillies used Carlton in Satur­ the batting heroes for the Phillies. “After we had one look at him, the Rockville, with a mass of Christian 1940. Before retiring in 1967, he had 378 students, which represents 4.4 than we thought," Rose said Tuesday day’s fourth game of the grueling McBride, who like Boone had three second time apound I felt we could burial at 10 a.m. in St. Bernard's been a quality control investigator percent of the total school enroll­ night after Walk got the last laugh, National League Championship hits, stroked a three-run homer to Church, Rockville. Burial will be in for Pratt and .Whitney Aircraft and ment from Oct. 1 1979 to Oct. 1 1980. get him,” he said. picking up the victory in the Phillies’ Series against the Houston Astros, cap a five-run third inning that put St. Mary’s Cemetery, East Hartford. had worked for the company for 27 In other business, the student 7-6 victory over the Kansas City and utilized starters Marty Bystrom, Philadelphia in the lead to stay. Boone, playing on a painful bruised Calling hours are from 2 to 4 and 7 years. representatives to the Board of Royals. Larry Christenson and Dick Ruthven Boone stroked two doubles and drove ankle suffered in the final game to 9 p.m. today. He was a certified watchmaker Education reported a recent voter and he owned and operated his own Walk, a 23-year-old righthander, Sunday in the deciding game. in a pair of runs. against the Astros, had his best game registration at Manchester High allowed three two-run homers — two at the plate in quite a while. He watch repair business in Manchester. School added 47 persons to the roles. Surprisingly, McBride later said he He was a member of the by Willie Aikens — over seven-plus Walk, who didn't pitch in the felt his ninth-inning home run that finished the regular season in a The representatives reported 16 innings but still gained a gritty deci­ playoffs, knew he was the guy to put slump that saw his average dip to Manchester Lodge of Masons, was students registered as Democrats, 12 DID beat the Montreal Expos on Sept. 26, Dr. Charles K. Bogoshian past master of Philosophic Lodge of sion in his first post-season his finger in the leaky dike that was during the heat of the National .229. as Republicans, and 19 as unaf­ DUlUlrte' ctorfino rntiltinn hill*' t ______*_1______A MANCHESTER - Dr. Charles K. Masonry Research of Hartford, appearance ever. the Phillies’ starting rotation, but- League East stretch drive, meant He said that he worked on a few Bogoshian. 73. of 432 West Middle filiated. "He struggled the last couple or said he didn't feel as if he was some improvements in his hitting after Delta Chapter, Royal Arch Masons of Under the superintendent's report. more than his blow Tuesday night. Tpke., died Tuesday at Manchester Manchester. He was also a 32nd three or four times out but when he sort of "sacrificial lamb.” "Any time you hit a home run that Manager Dallas Green rested him Memorial Hospital. Assistant Superintendent J. Gerald throws strikes, he’s effective," Rose “1 know they didn’t have much during the last week of the season. Degree Mason of the Connecticut Fitzgibbons outlined the progress of puts your team ahead, it's exciting He was born in New York City Dec. said. "Those two homers hit by choice, but 1 did win 11 games,” Walk whether it’s in the World Series or "I change a lot of mechanical Consistory of Norwich and of an ad-hoc citizen committee on 27,1906 had lived in Manchester four • • • Willie Aikens weren't the only ones said. “1 think I’m more than just the regular season,” he said. "But I things when Dallas sat me down a Ovatuor Corenati Lodge of Research school goals. YOU KNOW somebody they could throw out years. of New London and of Temple he’s ever hit. (Amos) Otis hit a real would say the one I hit against Mon­ couple of days,” he said. "Maybe I The group of approximately 40 per­ there. I was happy to get a starting He was a doctor of internal Chapter, Order of the Eastern Star. good pitch. treal was ahead of this one. relaxed and that may have been the medicine and a graduate of Hamilton sons met once as a whole, and since "Sure, any time you play in a assignment. I was just glad to be out “What can top this? How about a most important thing.” He is survived by a son, Gordon T. has met as smaller groups to discuss College, Clinton, N.Y. where he was Neddow of Manchester, a daughter, elected to Phi Beta Kappa. He was various topics. kVX' Mrs. John (Marjorie) Dougan of Fitzgibbons said the groups— AL SIEFFERT’S offers one of the Slams two-run homers graduated from Cornell Medical Southington: six grandchildren and College where he was elected to motivation to learn, basic skills, un­ three great grandchildren. derstanding society’s values, life Alpha Omega Alpha honorary socie­ A Masonic funeral service will be areas largest selections of Top ty. held at 10 a.m. Friday at the Holmes Happier birthdays He practiced internal medicine, Funeral Home, 400 Main St. Burial specializing in diseases of the chest, will be in East Cemetery. Woman hurl until he retired in November 1972 in Friends may call at the funeral Name Brand T.V.^ at Low Discount enjoyed by Aikens New York City, home Thursday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 in accident He served his internship at St. p.m. Memorial contributions may be PHILADELPHIA (UPI) - Kansas face the Phillies’ lefthanded, 24- Luke's Hospital in New York City made to Wallingford Masonic MANCHESTER - A local woman Prices?...... Now you know!! game winner, Steve Carlton. and served in many capacities on the City Royals first baseman Willie Hospital or the American Heart charged Tuesday by police with Mays Aikens probably has never had “ We’re not concerned; we’ll just staff of the hospital until his retire­ operating a motor vehicle under the Association. a more memorable birthday than his go out and play our game, ” said ) ment. influence of alcohol or drugs was in­ center fielder Amos Otis, who also 26th, but he certainly has had happier He is survived by his wife, Frieda Ernest J. Sherman jured when her car ran off Lake had a two-run homer in the Royals' Hakanson Bogoshian: two daughters, Street as she tried to negotiate a ' / ones. MANCHESTER - Edward J to get TO: A 7-6 loss to the Philadelphia firstgame loss. “We’ve come too far Fireman sets down Royals Mrs. Helen Michaelson of Glaston­ turn, police said. Sherman, 78, of 79 Ferguson Road Phillies in Game 1 of the World this year to throw in the towel now.” bury and Mrs. Mary Archer of former assistant fire chief for the Leonard’s inability to hold a 4-0 Phillie relief artist Tug McGraw throws his arms in air after Jeanette Gadoury, 48, of 88 Bryan Take i-s 4 exit Series Tuesday night ruined both Reston, Va.: three brothers, Serop Manchester Fire Departihent, diec lead — it evaporat^ in a five-run stopping Kansas City in ninth inning to preserve a 7-6 win. (UPI Bogoshian. Kerop Bogoshian, and Drive, was charged in the 4:54 a.m. TO KEENEY S tT x i t Aikens’ birthday and the thrill of hit­ suddenly Tuesday in Manchester ting two two-run homers in his first third — was a key to the Royals loss. photo) Morad Bogoshian, all of Utica, N.Y.: Memorial Hospital. incident. Police said she failed to “ I tried to follow our scouting Series appearance. two sisters, Mary Bogoshian and Az- Mr. Sherman was born in Bolton negotiate a turn in Lake Road about “I don’t really feel too happy now report but I never really got the ball nif Bogoshian. both of Utica: and June 21, 1902 and had lived in 29 feet from the intersection with because we’re down one game to where I wanted it,” said Leonard. three granchildren. Manchester all his life. East Middle Turnpike. She is “When I did make good pitches, they nothing,” Aikens said. "On this club Funeral services will be Saturday He began his 30-year career as a scheduled to appear Oct. 28 in just hit it. The two doubles Bob McGraw gets even we don't think much about personal at 10:30 a.m. at the Watkins Funeral fireman in 1928, when he became a Manchester Superior Court. 'III Boone got were perfect balls but he Home, 142 E. Center St. Burial will volunteer firefighter. In 1937 he Kurt A. Edgecomb, 20, of 880 stats. I'd be happy to go O-for-4 tomorrow as long as we can win.” just went right with the pitch. I guess be in East Cemetery. Friends may joined the town department on a full­ Tolland Turnpike, was charged with Aikens' mood was matched by the it just wasn’t my day.” call at the funeral home Friday from time basis. He retired July 1. 1967, at least three violations last with press corps rest of his teammates. The Royals "Quite frankly, it wasn’t one of his 7 to 9 p.m. Memorial, contributions from the Manchester Fire Thursday following a police pursuit better days,” said catcher Darrell through Manchester, police said. are not accustomed to losing these may be made to the American Departmemt, at the age of 65. In his Porter. "He didn’t have his usual PHILADELPHIA (UPI) - If forcefully, made it clear that he is as Police said they were pursuing days: They ran away with the Diabetes Association or to St. Lukes- years with the department, Sherman \9 location and that hurt him. For Den­ Richard Nixon had had Tug McGraw disdainful about the knowledge of Edgecomb’s car north on Main Street American League West during the Roosevelt Hospital Center. Amster­ was said to have missed only one day nis to win, he has to be just right.” as his presidential press secretary, some sports writers as his team­ when it struck another car that was regular season and swept the New dam Ave. and 114th St., New York Ci­ of duty. The big blow for Philaelphia in the there may never have been a mates while talking about the skillful illegally passing through the in­ York Yankees for the pennant in ty, 10225. Upon his retirement. Sherman had third was a three-run homer by Bake Watergate, just a lot of embarrassed selection of pitches made by Phillies tersection with East Middle Turn­ [RCA three straight. reflected on the pleasure he received i C O U O R McBride after Leonard hit Pete Rose reporters. catcher Bob Boone with his finger pike. The vehicle Edgecomb hit 1 Iw T ra k ; lA,' The loss did not shake the Royals' from his hobbies of gardening, and in the leg with a pitch. McGraw, one nf the few Phillies signals to the mound. failed to stop for a red light at the in­ i teono confidence, even though it came with William Howes working around the house. He once "It was a fastball that I just got too who didn’t "stonewall” reporters "Putting down fingers means tersection, police said. Rookie does the Job their ace righthander, Dennis said of himself "I guess I’m just an much inside," Leonard explained. because of negative stories during selecting pitches," McGraw said. MANCHESTER - William Edgecomb was charged with Leonard, facing the Phillies’ often- old farmer at heart.” However, at “Usually my ball runs aWay from a their stormy 1980 season, got even "I’m explaining that for the benefit Howes, 58. of 228 Mountain Road, reckless driving, evading police, and Surprise Philadelphia starting pitcher Bob Walk wound up wild rookie Bob Walk. They fully died this morning in Manchester his retirement dinner, many town with victory over Kansas City in series opener, with relief help left-handed hitter. I wanted to start it with the writers in his own cordial, of those of you who haven't covered dignitaries had remarked on his leaving the scene of an accident, expect to come out with a victory in Memorial Hospital. from Tug McGraw. (UPI photo) Game 2 tonight, even though they out in the middle of the plate and good-humored way Tuesday night baseball before." dedication to firefighting. Said police said. He is scheduled to appear News conference-opening He was the husband of Katherine in Oct. 24 M anchester' Superior have it break away from him.” after saving Philadelphia's 7-6 vic­ (Thiel) Howes. He was born in former town fire chief William C. tory over the Kansas City Royals in questions about whether he would be Mason that night, "He put work Court. Bridgeport on Feb. 28, 1922, and had An 11 year-old girl was injured Ganxe 1 of the World Series, physically able to pitch again ahead of his own personal desire. He One of McGraw's targets were the lived in Manchester for 32 years. Tuesday when her bicycle was struck Wednesday night gave McGraw an He was a graduate of Rensselaer was always where the action was." Rocky start for rookie pitcher Philadelphia area writers who im­ excellent opportunity to put down Former club chaplain Frank Drake by a motorist who was braking to Polytechnic Institute, Troy, N.Y.,, avoid hitting her, police said. plicated many of his teammates in a sportscaster Howard Cosell. and served as a mechanical engineer said that night that Sherman had PHILADELPHIA ,(UPI) - Bob second homer by Aikens really did he’d be looking for me to come back shifts to Kansas City. Larry drug investigation in July. The "My strongest desire right now is “given his life to the service of Walk knew he was being thrown into me in." in the commercial products division Donna Spern, of 77 Ridge St., was with a breaking ball the next pitch so Christenson also is available for stories were eventually shown to to prove Howard Cosell wrong He Manchester." a pressure cooker situation and he There were question marks about of Pratt & Whitney Aircraft, East struck while riding east on Hartford I tried to sneak one by him. Obvious­ Saturday, so Walk may not get have been blown out of proportion. said they went to the well too often He was also a member of the Army responded with a gutty performance. Walk entering the game. He had little' Hartford, for 32 years. Road, police said. The girl had • fSEf OtnVfBy ly, it didn’t work another shot. McGraw, who pitched two innings with me in Houston, Howard doesn't He was a member of Center and Navy Club and the Manchester Walk, the first rookie to start the major league experience for such an “On the second one, 1 just tried to “I don’t even want to think about it of scoreless relief, drew a laugh at know the game of baseball well Rod and Gun Club. swerved into the street to avoid a opening game of the World Series Congregational Church: a member of garbage truck she said was backing • S nol carry /„ important assignment and he also turn the ball over and I made a lousy now,” he said. “I just want to sit and their expense while explaining to enough to say that." He is survived by a son, Ernest J, since Brooklyn’s Joe Black in 1952, has a reputation for wildness and the troop committee of Troop 25, Boy out of a driveway, police report. pitch. It broke right over the plate. enjoy the fact that we won this won several hundred reporters at a post­ Sherman Jr., with whom he made his »ne7ar'" survived a rocky start Tuesday night nervousness in key situations. Not Scouts of America and charter Her bicycle was struck on its rear Man did he hit it.” and I made it through it.” . game news conference how he home, and six grandchildren. ^ 3 I"- picture tube to earn the victory in Philadelphia's exactly what you’d want in your member and commander of the tire by a motorist traveling east on Walk isn’t sure he’ll get another prepared for his sixth playoff game Funeral services will be held at 11 7-6 triumph over the Kansas City World Seris starter. Manchester Power Squadron. Hartford Road, police said. The Series assignment. The Phils go with relief stint in eight days. Hoop croivds up He served on the National Advisory a.m. Saturday in the Holmes Funeral Royals. "He did a good job,” sid Phils ace Steve Carlton tonight and Dick "We had an off-day and workout operator had started braking upon NEW YORK (UPI) - Attendance Committee on Aeronautics in Home, 400 Main St. Burial will be in Walk, a 6-foot-3, 200-pounder from Manager Dallas Green. “It wasn’t Ruthven on Friday when the Series yesterday, and 1 came out here and East Cemetery. seeing the girl enter the street, police Van Nuys, Calif., pitched seven plus for the first weekend of the National Cleveland, Ohio, during World War said. too bad for a rookie and a guy who ran a little and stretched my arm II. Calling hours are from 2 to 4 and 7 innings to earn the victory. hasn’t been out there for a while. He Close off area out,” McGraw said. "Then today I Basketball Association season Besides his wife, he leaves a son, to 9 p.m. Friday. James R. Davis, 26, of no certain He gave up early two-run homers settled down after a while and came in, took a whirlpool, had a little showed a gain of 10.7 percent over a PITTSBURGH (UPI) - The William R. Howes and two grand­ Contributions may be made to a address, was arrested Tuesday night to Amos Otis and Willie Aikens but pitched well. I knew he’d get his act Clippers get Heard massage on my shoulder and elbow, similar period last season, the league Pittsburgh Stadium Authority Mon­ announced Monday. sons, William G. Howes and charity of the donor's choice. and charged with disorderly conduct gamely hung on before being together.” SAN blEGO (UPI)- The San took five Tylenol and was ready to rem ov^ after Aikens' second two^, day agreed to close off an area near The average attendance for the 21 A lexander W. Howes, all 'of and resisting arrest, police said. ”I was nervous the first couple of Diego Clippers Tuesday signed free go- Marblehead. Mass. run shot of the night in the eighth­ innings," Walk confessed. "I didn’t agent Garfield Heard, a 10-year NBA the scoreboard at Three Rivers "I'm not trying to push Tylenol or games this season was 11.674 com­ Guard struck At fiitlW-’'' inning cut the Phils' lead to 7-6. Stadium to stop spectators from pared to 10,541 for the 19 games Private graveside services will be EAST HAKTI'ORD - A 32-year- Police said Davis^refused to leave 445 HARTFORD RD. Ul/MANCHESTI1 / 1 / MANCHESTER feel it before the game but in the first veteran. anything," he added. 'Tm just throwing objects at the ground crew. played on the first weekend during , Friday in Mountain Grove Cemetery, old traffic guard at the Pratt and a friend's home when police were ffO P U WHO BHIHC YOU LOW PRICIS 6 PIKSOHAL SlRVICl “I hadn't pitched in 12 days but couple of innings I was feeling it. Heard, who stands 6 feet 6 inches, telling you so you'll know that some • M 7 « The area, located on the first level Bridgeport. Whitney Aircraft plant here was called to the scene. Police said they even though I had the long layoff, I Those homers didn’t help. But finally played with the Phoenix Suns last guys don't have to use drugs, not il­ the 1979-1980 season, an increase of to the right of the scoreboard, is Calling hours at the Watkins , struck by an automobile late Tuesday were forced to scuffle with Davis when CORNER OF 647-9997 still didn’t have good velocity,” Walk it went away and 1 settled down.” season. legal ones anyway. 1,133 fanes per games. above a door through which the Funeral Home, 142 E. Center St., will night and carried 122 feet on the hood taking him from the home. Two of­ HARTFORD RO. & KEENEY ST. 647-9998 said. “I didn't feel really strong out Walk admitted he tried to outthink The Clippers and Suns are con­ "Any more questions?" he asked. ground crew enter and exit. be Thursday night from 7 to 9. of the auto until he rolled off. police ficers were slightly bruised in the in­ there. I had to change my style. After Aikens on his first homer and got ferring on what compensation the When there were none, McGraw • & • Some ground crew members said Memorial donations may be rngfle said. cident, police report. Davis had to be TONITF III 9 lU lS , WID. SAT. TIi 5 MON IHURS.. fR' III 9 the two homers, I had to start turning beat. He blamed fatigue for the se­ Suns will get for Heard, who plays ended the news conference with one the ball over more and going to my beer was thrown on them, and to the Manchester Chapter, Edward Walker, a Hartford resi­ handcuffed and was brought to the cond. forward. further laugh-drawing insult. DO IT DAILY — Know your future sinker. Rookie Guard Ed Odom was Steelers traveling secretary Jim American Cancer Society, 237 W, dent. was injuced and taken to Mt. police station for processing, police "On the first one he hit, Aikens “That shut them up didn’t it, when by readingjthe Astrograph for your Center St. said. “It was working good for a while really tagged a foul ball off me on a released by the Clippers to mal(e Boston was hit by a thrown object Sinai Hospital in Hartford. 1 started talking about drugs?" Horoscope in the Evening Herald. but then I started to get tired. That fast ball. I was thinking that mavbe room for Heard on the roster. about a week ago. Earlier, McGraw pleasantlv. but 8 - EVENING HERALD, Wed., Oct. 15, 1980 EVENING HERALD, Wed., Oct. 15, 1960 - 9 Hetoid Rnqfe^ MHS ups win skein Hustle, defense By LEN AUSTER Manchester added one ^ r e in the third stanza on a free kick. Britnell By Herald Sportawriter was tripped just outside the area Earl Yost Tragic death Contributions came from many bringing a direct .kick. The hard- corners as Manchester High firing ^ rm e l smoked a waist-high pace Mavericks overwhelmed Conard High, 4-0, in a drive off Conard goalie Todd Sports Editor after running NEW YORK (UPI) - They’ve only CCIL soccer clash yesterday at Hedrick's hands into the back of the for Westphal, who was fouled driving In other NBA games. New York played two re ^ Ia r season games, Memorial Field. twine. It was Carmel’s third goal of for the basket. He made two free whipped Philadelphia, 11693, Atlanta was shocker but the expansion Dallas Mavericks The victory was the sixth in a row the season, all on free kicks. throws, and a 26foot jump shot by beat Boston 122-116, Cleveland are proving that hustle and defense— for the Silk Towners, who last Friday Tribe goalie Marty Simon, who Dallas’ Richard Washington was off defeated Detroit 9691 and San An­ attributes many NBA teams leave on Tragic death of Dan-Pinto with Iheir win over Simsbury required seven saves in earning his target at the buzzer^ tonio beat Kansas City 106103. the lockerroom blackboard — can following his participation in the Playoff post scripts qualified for the state tournament for third shutout in succession, proved “I thought the Mavericks played Knicks 113, 76era 93 make up for high priced talent. Mini-Marathon 6-2 nnile road race in the 14th year in succession. big in Jhe third stanza with at least very well,” said Wilkins. “We tried Ray Williams scored a game-high "It's been a good season. I just The Mavericks lost 85-83 to Seattle Hartford last Sunday was a shock. Manchester now sports a fine 8-1-1 three big stops. One was on a ■ to reinforce in the minds of our 25 points and Bill Cartwright added don't like the way it ended," Bill Vir- Tuesday night, but the SuperSonics The 47-year-old Manchester man mark under first-year Coach Bill blistering 20-yard rocket by Brian players that they were going to face a 22 to pace New York to its second don, Houston manager, said after his needed a pair of free throws from had finished the run when fatally McCarthy and Is battling for CCIL ~ “ -f- ewiMtr*. 1 Dubiel on a free kick. i victory without a loss. Julius Erving club lost to Philadelphia in the All-Pro guard Paul Westphal with stricken. honors. The Indians, with 42 points, The Indians closed out the scoring scored 17 for Philadelphia, which National League playoff finale. Vir- four seconds left to pull out their first - NBA - An outstanding basketball player don, who showed the same class and remain three behind front-running 2:28 into the final stanza. Hedlund, slipped to 1-2. for years, starting with his days at Hall High, a 6-0 victor over East “:hx victory in three games. scrappy team that worked hard. But Hawks 122, Celtics 116 poise when he managed the New only a sophomore, gave himself a Dallas, which lost its first game of Hartford Public High, since retiring York Yankees in 1974 (he was se­ Hartford. pass off a Chieftain defender, went in sometimes it’s hard to convince . Eddie Johnson scored 32 points and as a player, he turned to officiating ’ The triumph may have been a cost­ the year after winning its opener, had players. Armond Hill added 10 of his 14 points cond) and 1975 (fired and replaced by .hxA.s solo and fired an 8-yarder to the left and was rQpe of the state's best ly one for Manchester as center mid­ a 13-point lead in the first half and “1 don’t think any of the coaches in the fourth quarter to lead Atlanta. Billy Martin). No excuses from this post for his second tally of the even led by five points with 1:18 to referees. soft-spoken man. No criticism of his fielder Alex Britnell, who tallied the season. will he surprised about how well Boston led 102-101 with 4:43 left, but A number of times over the years first goal, was helped off the field play. Dallas plays. But some of the players the Hawks outscored the Celtics 1614 players or umpires....Speaking of the But when Sonics needed instant we shared officiating assignments on latter. The fourth game in the NL set with 3:37 remaining in the third stan­ Conard, which slips to 3-6-1, played might be. If you don’t do your over the final 4:19. Boston was led by the scholastic and collegiate beat. za. The senior co-captain was taken the final 11:05 with 10 men as Tim offense, they went to their hot- homework you will get beat.” Robert Parish with 23 points. when the umpires couldn't see eye- .i x shooting guards. Westphal canned a It wasn't his first race. For several to-eye on several plays resulted in to the hospital for X-rays and his Bockus received a red card for a Westphal, acquired in an offseason Cavaliers 99, Pistons 91 years he was in the starting - and status is unknown. violent charge. Two yellow cards and three-point basket and long-range trade for Dennis Johnson, led all Mike Mitchell tossed in 26 points scenes expected from a Keystone jump shot artist Fred Brown hit a finishing - field of the Five Mile Road Komedy. One of the six men in blue After a scoreless first stanza, the red were handed out —all on scorers with 24 points and Brown had and Randy Smith added‘18 to boost Race in Manchester. Manchester put two scores on the Conard —by the officials, Don goal to tie the game at 83-83. 14. The defense-minded Mavericks Cleveland to its first triumph in three was Terry Tata of Waterbury...The “We decided in the second half that A Johnny-come-Iately to running, NL playoff far overshadowed the board in a 3:18 span. A square pass Beerworth and Dennis Guimares, were led by Geoff Huston with 19. games. The Pistons. 63, got 24 points the Manchester man was content to from Jay Hedlund was initially not who ably kept matters under control. we were going to have to try our “I’m not pleased,” said Dallas from Greg Kelser. American League post-season Eric Juttner Marty Simon darnedest to win this game,” said take up the sport to stay in top struggle. Memory is short, but the controlled by Britnell. "I am really happy the way the coach Dick Motta. “We lost. I don't Spurs 109, Kings 103 physical condition the year round. But it bounced off a defender and kids are playing," McCarthy voiced, Seattle coach Lenny Wilkens. “We believe in moral victories. That was ’Three-time NBA scoring champ Phillie-Astro set has to go down as needed a win bad. Now that we have Condolences are extended to his one of the most historic series since Britnell with room fired a 14-yarder “They're doing the things we thought probably the most lackluster game George Gervin scored 39 points and fine family. to the upper right corner of the cage. front for only his second game. All saw that second goal was really pret­ they could do... The kids have the one maybe we can get down to we’ve played. We were very ten­ James Silas added 27 to lead San An­ the playoff system was in­ playing basketball.” Bob Hensley, former University of augurated...Television coverage, A four-prong attack netted the se­ Monaco had to do was tip it into the ty- feeling that every game is important tative. We were aiming the ball, not tonio. Gervin and Silas hit 16 of the Oregon runner, a Milford resident, if they want the (CCIL) title. They After tying the score, Seattle despite Howard Cosell, was great. A1 cond goal. Sweeper Eric Juttner, empty cage, and follow it home to “That was a great spurt of soccer shooting it. But we are getting better Spurs last 18 points. Otis Birdsong copped the Mini-Marathon. He's forced a turnover and set up a play Michaels in the AL booth merited the who has been immense defensively, make sure. in the second quarter. I think at that are taking them as they come.” every game.” led Kansas City with 33. well-known in Manchester for his No. 1 spot. sent a long ball to Chris Carmel. He “We're building game by game," time we demoralized them (scoring Manchester, which hosts Fermi fine finishes in the Five Miler. He in turn gave it to Britnell who tipped noted McCarthy, “You start your twice) going against the wind," Thursday at 3:30, outshot Conard by was fourth last November after third it over to senior Bob Monaco, up offense with your defense and as you added McCarthy. a 30-9 count. placements in both 1977 and 1978. Point proved The American League playoffs Scholastic soccer roundup Play of Islanders One fatality here proved one point, all of George Stein- I Reprimanded \ With the 44th edition of the Five brenner's money couldn't put the J f Volleyball Mile Road Race coming up in six New York Yankees into the World MISSION, Kansas (UPI) - West Jubilation after Denver touchdown weeks, one can look back on the lone Series. Point has been publicly reprimanded Bolton streak by the NCAA for improper conduct of tragedy which was attributed to the In this man's book, big-George is a a its football program, llie action will Denver running back Otis Armstrong (24) popular Thanksgiving morning spec­ dis^ace to baseball. His actions, Stoddard and Haven Moses (15) offer con­ impresses cokch not affect the academy’s eligibility tacle. which teevee picked up when things flips ball over sho'ulider after gratulations. Broncos triumphed, 20-17. (UPI East Catholic for post-season competition or NCAA It was back in 1956 that Chet didn't go the Yankee^ way, and then scoring touchdown in first period against photo) NEW YORK (UPI) - Except for a oh-one break and slipped the puck period on a 16foot backhander and Tomasiewicz, of Southington, who East Catholic girls' volleyball ends at Bacon television appearances. few little things. New York Islanders into an open net past goalie Mario again with 28 seconds left in the mid­ his post-gqme comments after the Washington Monday night. Teammates Dave The NCAA’s committee on infrac­ coach AI Arbour liked the way his Lessard at 16:12 of the second period dle period, running his goal total to captained the University of Connec­ loss on game No. 2 against Kansas team turned back Glastonbury High, Seeing its five-game winning/six- second half, started to gain control ticut cross country squad, collapsed tions said there nine violations team played Tuesday night. to give the Flames a 3-1 lead. three in three games. The triumph City were childish. 8-15, 15-11, 15-11 and 15-7, yesterday game unbeaten streak stopped, after the intermission. It almost had as he neared the finishing line on in Glastonbury. related to recruitment and athletic "We were fortunate to get the tie,” Rockies 4, Nordiques 1 Even die-hard Yankee rooters who Bolton High fell, 2-1, to Bacon the equalizer as a Bacon fullback slid enabled the Rockies’ to match their Main Street. Noreen Callahan spiked well while personnel during the 1976-1977 said Arbour, after Mike Bossy struck Rookie Paul Gagne scored two longest winning streak ever, three annoyed at Steinbrenner's moves and Academy in COC soccer action a pass past his own goalie, Doug He died the following day. Pam Cunningham, Monica Murphy season. “Of significance to the com­ with a 35-foot slapshot with 3:29 power-play goals to power Colorado. admitted they were silenty rooting yesterday in Colchester. Haggerty. But the backpass slid in­ games in a row, and helped the club That was 25 years ago. and Kathy Patria came up with some mittee in determining a penalty,” remaining to lift the Islanders to a 5-5 Gagne scored at 10:43 of the first for the Royals to win. The setback drops the Bulldogs to ches wide of the post. Brett far from goat to its best start ever. The young collegian was well up nice blocks for the 7-4 Eaglettes. said committee chairman Charles tie with the St. Louis Blues. I know I nicked the Yankees. 5-2-1 in the conference and 7-3-1 Bacon got the game-winner at among the leaders when stricken. East returns to action today Wright, “were the corrective actions "We played a strong first period, overall. Bacon now stands 6-2-3 33:30 on an Eric Randlov drive which PHILADELPHIA (UPI) - Human with a single past shortstop U.L. That was the year that his team­ Last April, In print, I listed against Bulkeley High in Hartford. taken by the academy and its "That out IS very important to him overall. ricocheted off the left post and into nature is a curious thing. You see it Washington and Boone steamed into but then we were running all over the mate, Charlie Dyson, managed to Houston and Philadelphia to win the Glastonbury took the jayvee tilt, demonstrated commitment during at that point in the game. He's Sports Parade The Bobcats opened the scoring at the twine. come into play when a team like the third on the blow. ice," added Arbour. "We didn’t hit outkick Alan Shaler of Hamilton National and Kansas City and New 15-3 and 15-2. the period the case was processed to playing the game the way it should be anyone and there was a lack of con­ the 21-minute mark of the first half. Kansas City Royals jump in front by Brett took left fielder Willie College and Bob Scharf of Trinity York in the American. Three for four conform its operating procedures to played. But remember no one was centration. In the second and third Bolton keeper Norm Harpin made a Bolton finally got on the bldard aU four runs in the opening game of the Wilson’s perfect relay and when he College to win by less than one se­ isn't too bad an average. , NCAA regulations." covering third and that couldn't be period we let them do whatever they fine stop on a long shot but couldn't 38:30 as John Smith's 35-yard riser World Series and then wind up losing cond. It was the closest finish in The Royals are also the pick for the IflanCnCStcr High saw the speedy Smith seemingly helped because Washington had dove wanted to. The defenseman were get­ Pete Rose control the ball. The rebound came caught the upper part of the cage. to the Philadelphia Phillies by one history. series. headed for second, he moved quickly for Smith’s ball. I was in a great posi­ ting caught out of position all night. Manchester. High girls' volleyball loose where Bacon's Mike Cassarino Each side had 15 shots with Harpin run. into middle of the diamond toward tion. It gave me a lot of leeway. “We’ll take the point and run,” team swept past East Hartford High, was Johnny-on-the-spot to ^lam it making 12 saves and Haggerty eight. The Royals lost the game 7-6, and first, still holding the ball, and When he committed himself toward By like Reiser Swimming roundup home. Bennet concluded the coach of the Stanley 15-9, 15-5 and 15-5, yesterday in CCIL Smith had a fine game in midfield for immediately a lot of people began challenged Smith, who was caught first, I took off for home." Cup champions. MILT competition in East Hartford. Bolton, with the wind edge in the the Bulldogs. looking for the "goat." between the bases. Boone's fgtW , Ray, who played ^ s s y took a feed from Bryan Trot- HICHMAN Beth Apter and Karen Wright How about George Brett? What a Nobody was covering third for the of Dodgers third base hipself for nearly 13 tier and blasted the puck past St. pla.ved well while Cindy Cox and perfect candidate. Here's a man who Royals, and realizing Boone might seasons with il\e Indians. Tigers. Louis goaltender Ed Staniowski. nits .390 during the regular season for for this game than any athlete I can Catholic girls Joanne Anderson served well for the get some ideas about taking off for White Sox, Braves and Red Sox and Bossy's goal came seven minutes Anderson^8 four scores the highest batting average in the think of has done for any other sport. Indians, now 6-5 for the season. home, Brett turned around for a who had comp in from San Diego to after Bernie Federko had given the major leagues in 39 years and then PHILADELPHIA (UPI) - Years This for him is fun and business Manchester also" took the jayvee momentary look at him. By this see his so i/ play, also exonerated Blues a 5-4 lead with his second goal nails down the American League ago, the Dodgers had a ballplayer together. And the remarkable thing tilt, 15-7 and 15-10, with Kathy Brann time, Boone was about six or seveg Brett on thq play. of the game. about him is his enthusiasm never in initial loss and Barb Thurston best in the win. lead Bolton to triumph playoffs for the Royals with a feet down the line and, with 65,791 "He did exactly right." said the with so much fire, so much natural "They keep coming at you," said diminishes." dramatic three-run homer against partisan Philad.elphia fans ability, that many of those who saw Knocked out of the unbeaten ranks (Rawley, Kycia, Tantalo. D. Haught) elder Boone, who has been scouting Staniowski. “You have to be up on Tom Seaver is another fellow who Four touchdowns by Charlie One of the game's features against the Yankees, only to cost them the screaming at the top of their lungs him still feel he might've turned out yesterday was the East Catholic 2:00.4. for the Red Sox the past 20 years. them all the time. I didn't see has some extra insight into Rose. Tech runners Anderson paced the Bolton Ponies to the outclassed foe was a 72-yard World Series opener with a bonehead and converting Veterans Stadium to be on the greatest of all time had girls' swimming team, 91-78, by ?00 free: 1. L. Negri (EC). 2. Keen IGI. "You know Bob doesn't run that good Bossy's goal at all.” Seaver has seen him from two a 56-0 triumph over Hebron last Sun­ kickoff return by Chris Morianos for Bennet and Illing boys' and girls' play in the field. into a Niagara of bedlam, Brett he not run into a wall and finished Glastonbury High at Penney High's 3. Clough (G) 2:04.9. and he already had stopped at third. "We'played a good offensive game different perspectives. He has seen 200 IM: 1. Tantalo (Gi. 2. Jefferson trounce Prince day. six points. The latter also registered cross country teams took a pair of 'The irony is almost too much to made an instantaneous decision. himself for good. pool in East Hartford. Brett had to concentrate his atten­ but could have done a little more him as the enemy when he was (G). 3 Viola (EC) 2:20 2. ■hie talented Anderson tallied on on a 12-yard aerial from Brown. seconds and two fourths at yester­ resist. Sure, why not put the goat's He threw the ball to second tion on Smith when he saw him break His name was Pete Reiser and they The loss was the Eaglettes' first Cheney Tech cross country team checking,” said Federko. "When I pitching against him for the Mets and 50 free: 1. Haught (Gi. 2. Hempel runs of four and 45 yards, ran back a Brad Lessard, Steve Albert and day's East Hampton Junior High In­ horns on him because of the way he baseman Frank White, who was for second. I've been in positions like called him Pistol Pete because he after four consecutive wins while the captured the top four placements in scored the go-ahead goal I thought it as an ally when Rose was his team­ (EC), 3. DiRamio (G( ;26.1. pass interception 38 yards and caught Tim Mulcahy led the winning defense vitational in East Hampton. let Bob ^ n e slip away from him moving toward first base. White that myself and there isn't a whole could shoot you dead with his bat. his triumph moves the Tomahawk D iv in g : 1. T ie m a n n (G I. 2. easily downing Prince Tech, 16-41, turned the tide." mate with the Reds. a 22-yard scoring toss from quarter­ which lim it^ Hebron to a game total Eleven teams entered the competi­ and scoreTtom third base while he chased Smith back toward first, then lot you can do about it. Once you glove, his arms or his legs. tankers to 5-2 for the season. Shuttleworth (GI. 3, Tuller (EC) 197.10 “So what if he's 39?” said Seaver, yesterday at Goodwin Park in Hart­ back Ted Brown. of only 30 yards. tion. was occupied hanging up Lonnie Earlier in the final period. Mike The only one around who comes East resumes action Friday after­ points. ford. tossed the ball to Aikens, who put it make up your mind to go that way, doing the Series' color for NBC-TV. The Bennet girls were second with Smith in a rundown play in the third on Smith for the out. While all this Zuke’s second goal of the game tied anywhere near him in all respects is noon at Newington High at 3:30. 100 fly: 1. Tantalo (G1.2. DiRamio (G I, The victory ups the Beavers to 8-5 which was the only course Brett real­ the score 4-4 after Clark Gillies had "He's as good as he was five years 70 points, trailing only East Hamp­ inning. Didn't it cost the Royals a was going on. Boone, never any kind Philadelphia's Pete Rose. They call Laura Negri captured the 200 3. L. Negri (ECl 1:02.2. for the season while the loss drops ly had, you go ahead and finish off the given the Islanders a 4-3 lead at 1:13 ago. He ohly knows how to play one 100 free: 1. Haught (Gi. 2. Viola (ECl, ton's 47 points. Illing was fourth with run? And wasn’t that the Phillies’ of Olympic sprinter, came across the him Charlie Hustle, but they really freestyle, Toni Hempel won the 100 the Falcons to 2-6. filing downed by Hall play the best you can. I could never of the period. way, heads up and all put. Thbre's no 3. Clark (EC) :56.3. 108 points. eventual margin of victory? Of plate unimpeded with the Phillies’ should call him Pistol Pete, too, backstroke. Lynne Dakin secured the Cheney's Ron Schulz again took in­ blame Brett for what he did. I don’t Butch Goring opened the scoring set way to pitch to him. You pitch 100 back: 1. Hempel (ECl. 2. Cavallo Illing varsity soccer team bowed, Bennet buys took runner-up honors course, so let's call George Brett the second run, and for that, the because you seldom ever see him 100 breaststroke and the 400 free dividual honors with a 17:11 clocking see how anyone can." with a power-play goal at 16:27 of the him in and out. up and down, the relay of Angela Ebreo, Meaghan (ECl. 3. Griffin (G) 1:09.2. 1-0, to Hall High's freshmen yester­ with 72 points, following St. Patrick's goat. second-guessers ultimately zeroed in cold and generally he's red hot. over a 3.1 mile layout. Teammates Area schools Brett said he decided to go after first period but Wayne Babych's goal same way you pitch (George) Brett. Clark, Hempel and Negri was vic­ 500 free: 1. Clough (Gl.2. Ebreo (ECl. day in West Hartford. 55 points. Illing was fourth with 83 Fine, except that wasn't the case on Brett. Smith after first giving his attention Especially at times like this when 3. Piersol (Gl 5:44.6. Jim Mumley, Luke Jancsek and Nick Area soccer action yesterday saw 1:30 into second period tied the score He's gonna hit your mistake evey torious as East took four of the 11 Hall tallied the only goal in the points. at all when you know all the facts. But what did he do wrong? to Boone and seeing he wasn't that they're playing for the whole box of 100 breast: 1. L. Dakin (EC). 2. M. Foran secured the next three Coventry High nip Vinal Tech, 2-1, for St. Louis. Anders Kallur put the time. Hit it hard, too. " events. third stanza on a direct free kick Debbie Dussault from Bennet was To reconstruct, the Royals had "Nothing,, as far as I can see,” biscuits. He loves it. He eats it up. Dakin (ECl. 3. DeMarco (G) 1:11.6. placements with Matt Jancsek sixth Rham High bow to Cromwell High, 3- far off third. from just outside the penalty area. first in the distaff race with teanii- come up with two runs in the second offered Boone, who had a fine night Islanders ahead at three minutes The more that’s on the line, the more 400 free relay: I . East (Ebreo. Clark. for Cheney. Dale Soares was ninth 2, Glastonbury High succumb to CVC "He looked close enough to third Results: Eric Wallert and Danny Evans mates Laura Bottone and Becky inning off Phillies' rookie right­ driving in two runs with a pair of later but Zuke countered with an un­ he gets his juices up. Hempel. Negril 4:09.3 for the Techman. foe Windsor High, 3-2, Penney High not to panic," explained the Royals' assisted goal at 8:47. Like country far 200 medley relay: 1. Glastonbury offensively and Joe Donovan, Seth Castagna third and fourth respective­ hander Bob Walk on Amos Otis' doubles and a single. "Brett did third baseman. "We had the same Says Dodger manager Tommy Results: 1. Schulz (CT) 17:11 for Vinick and A1 Jeziout defensively drop a 5-0 decision to Wethersfield ly. Illing Lauren Giles was seventh New York’s Steve Tambellini and Lasorda: “He plays baseball like my For most ballplayers, the World 3.1 miles, 2. Mumley (CT), 3. L. homer with one on, and added exactly what he was supposed to do, play in Anaheim three years ago and were among the standouts for Illing, High and East Hartford High fall 6-0 with Heidi Sullivan 12th, Sharon another pair in the third when Willie Federko traded goals late in the wife shops — all day long." Series is the highest possible form of Jancsek (CT), 4, Foran )ct), 5. Byers to CCIL leader Hall High. so how could anybody criticize him? didn't get anybody out. At least, we period and the two teams entered the now 61 for the season. Morrissey 13th and Debbie Dube Mays Aikens celebrated his 26th Washington dove for Smith's ball and got somebody out this time." The day before the Phillies began competition. For Pete Rose, it’s Sampson^8 double (P). 6. M. Jancsek (CH'), 7. Littman Gary Turn and Skip Marley each from Bennet 21st. final period tied 3-3. their five-game showdown with the more like a county fair and he has Illing hosts crosstown Bennet homer with the first of his two-run was still getting up on his feet, so Asked if he heard any of his team­ (P), 8. Lindsay (P), 9. Soares (CT), scored one goal as Coventry upped its "It's important the way we kept- himself a ball, playing, taking in the Friday at 3:15. Illing's Jim LeMoux was second in homers of the evening. nobody was covering third when mates yelling at him to help him. Astros for the National League pen­ 10. Allevne (P. overall mark to 65-1 with the win coming back," said St. Louis coach whole atmosphere and answering all the boys’ competition with Tim In the bottom of the third, Larry Brett took the relay from the out­ Brett laughed and said. "I heard 65,- nant. Rose was bouncing around first over 2-9 Vinal. Robinson 13th and Chip Blodget 15th. Red Berenson. "We stayed with questions. sparks Tribe win Bowa singled up the middle for the field. He saw Smith heading for se­ 000 people yelling. You can't hear base like a kid during the Phils’ Ray Tuohey had two goals but it Bennet’s Brian Harvey was third, them right to the end. We’re basical­ workout. You could sense he was One of the questions they asked Manchester High girls' swimming Conarn z:iu.7. Phillies with one out. stole second cond and did the right thing by trying anything anything else when there’s wasn’t enough as Rham fell to 1-61 Rick Longo sixth and Dale Crocker ly the same team as last year, but ready and he said he was. him had to do with the designated team led by Lynn Sampson's double 200 free; 1. Sampson (M), 2. King (Cl JV horkey bows Bennet still for the season. Cromwell now stands and came in on Boone's double into to keep him from advancing. noise like that." 19th. the left field corner. Smith follov^ed we're a little older an hopefully more hitter. Who would he name for the toppled Conard High, 96-76, in CCIL 3. Reilly (Cl 2:15.8. 5-4-2. confident. job if he were managing the Phillies? 200 IM: 1. Hamilton (Cl. 2. M. Conard took the jayvee tilt, 2-1, Good playoff action last night at Cornerstone Pool Bob Krieger and Rob Symington "We had some penalties in the first “Why don't you wait a coupla years in West Hartford. MacDonald (Ml, 3. O'Brien (Ml 2.28.0. Susan Mirante had the lone goal for undefeated accounted for the goals for Glaston­ period and that got us in trouble. In "I feei I'm gonna have a good and ask me," he parried, leaving the The victory ups the Silk Town 50 free: 1. Scott (Ml. 2. Lawes (Cl 3 Manchester, assisted 'by Maureen playoff" he said, and he certainly Nagle (C) :28.6. Flanagan. The young Indians are now bury. which fell to 7-4 overall with Finally gets belt the second period we were able to thought he might be persuad^ to tankers to 4-1 for the season with Bennet varsity soccer team the loss to 4-5-1 Windsor. Ali’s license may not be renewed did. All he did was lead all the Diving: 1. Barry (Cl. 2. Tippin (Cl. 3. 2-3-3. remained unbeaten with a 5-3 victory BROCKTON, Mass. (UPI) - Two start off from scratch. Staniowski manage a club sometime in the their next action Friday' at home Penney is now 1-8-1 and East Hart­ Halligan (C) 156.30 points over the Glastonbury High freshmen weeks after winning the undisputed LAS VEGAS, Nev. (UPI) - The made several key saves. You need Philadelphia future. against Wethersfield High at 3:30. 100 fly: 1, Hamilton (Cl, 2. B ford 1-9 after the pair suffered the tegrity of the sport. He demonstrated took double doses of a thyroid drug in at Mt. Nebo. middleweight title of the world, Mar­ Nevada Athletic Commission will hot goaltending to keep you in these regulars with his .400 figure against Rose said that naming the Phillies' Sampson captured the 100 and 200- MacDonald (Ml. 3, King (C) 1:07.2. shutout losses. Yuri Fishman tallied after the fight he should not be the weeks preceeding the Holmes Scott Gorman tallied three goals vin Hagler finally received his cham­ meet later this month to decide games.” the Astros and extend his hitting designated hitter was more in Dallas yard freestyles to lead the Indian 100 free: 1. Sampson (Ml, 2. Reilly (Cl, three goals for 9-1 Hall in the win fighting again." fight. and Eric Trudon and Don Gaston one pionship beit. whether to revoke Muhammad Ali’s In other NHL games, Calgary string in the playoffs to 13 games. Green's province than his, although cause. Tracy O'Brien annexed the 100 3. Hosey (Cl 1:02.6. Over the Hornets while four different Rogich said a urinalysis showed an Initially Ali said he felt quicker and downed Los Angeles 4-2 and Colorado apiece for the 6-0 Bears. Kevin Hagler won the middleweight license for taking pain killing and an­ Everytime you looked up, he also he added that either Del Unser or backstroke, third in the 200 IM and 500 free: 1. M. MacDonald (Ml. 2. players had goals for 8-2 opiate was administered to Ali, stronger and decided, on his own, to topped Quebec 4-1. Fournier (Ml, 3 Brophy (C) 5:51.7. Smith, Will Oftinowsky and Ricky crown with a third-round technical ti-depressant drugs before his was doing a little something extra in Greg Gross could do a capable job. was on the winning 400-yard freestyle Wethersfield. specifically codeine and double the daily dosage. Ali said he FlamvH 4. Kings 2 relay while Beth Fournier took a se­ 100 back: 1. O'Brien (Ml, 2. Tomlinson Salamon, the latter on a penalty kick, knockout over Alan Minter Sept. 27 in required urinalysis following his phenothiazione. the field whether it was grabbing a Green might decide to use Greg later began feeling slow and weak Rookie Kevin Levallee slammed Luzinski as his DH, Rose pointed out. cond in the 500 free for Manchester. (Ml. 3. Halligan (Cl 1:16.2, tallied for Glastonbury. London. But angry British fans defeat to Larry Holmes in their Oct. “We were told by All's physician. hot smash around first base, making Jayvees blanked but never considered that it was due home a power-play goal to cap a They also asked him about Brett 100 breast: I. Scott (Ml, 2 Stauffer showered the ring with bottles, for­ 2 championship fight. Dr. Charles Williams, that he gave ' a key relay home or wiping out some (Ml. 3. Lawes (Cl l;t9.5. to the extra dose of drugs. three-goal second period and lift poor catcher barreling into the plate. and Rose said the Royals' third Results: Tech postponed Manchester High jayvee soccer cing the premature exit of Hagler Commission Chairman Sig Rogich Ali the drugs immediately after the He went to UCLA Medical Center 200 medley relay: 1 Manchester (B 400 free relay: 1. Manchester (Samp­ team dropped a 2-0 decision to said Tuesday the state commission Calgary to its first victory of the Pete Rose says he feels good about baseman had to be "the premier — 1 son, M. MacDonald, O'Brien. B. and preventing the presentation of fight, one as an anti-depressant and for a checkup after the fight with MacDonald. Scott, Mumford. Zottai. 2 The (Jheney Tech at East Hampton Conard High yesterday at the In­ the belt. The belt was formally had no evidence that Ali had taken the other for pain,” Rogich said. season. Levallee took a perfect pass the World Series with the Kansas don't wanna say in baseball because I MacDonaldl, 2. Conard 4 18 8. Holmes because he felt something from center Guy Chouinard on a two- High soccer game slated yesterday dians' turf. placed around the champion's waist drugs prior to the World Boxing Ali, 38, failed to answer the 11th City Royals. The last time he talked don't know the American League was rescheduled today at 3:30. Not was wrong. that well — but he's a tremendous Bob Pilney in goal. Bill Corso, by former boxing great Jersey Joe Council heavyweight title match at round bell in the 16round title fight Ali dropped from 265 pounds to that way was just before the 1975 enough officials were available for hitter. I saw him in a commercial Dave Bashaw and Greg Shrider Walcott in a special ceremony Caesars Palace. He checked into UCLA Medical 217Mi pounds over a five-month span Right on target World Series when he was still with Fourth stalemate all of Tuesday’s contests. and he slides head first. I gotta like played well for the 6-4 locals. Tuesday. But he said the commission still Center in Los Angeles several days before the championship fight. the Cincinnati Reds and they were At dinnertime Tuesday, about to meet the Boston Red Sox, him. I guess I won't get criticized if I had the power to revoke Ali’s license, after his loss to Holmes and said he Lotka displayed a dish suspend him for a period of time, He hit .370 in that one. winding up the say he's the best hitter in baseball. " for hockey squad decorated with a ball and a bat Series’ MVP and winner of the $10,- There were more questions from levy a fine or all three. Nevada and the letters P-K in honor of Manchester High girls' field Catholic runners unbeaten Female sues Colts, city 000 Hickok Award. The Royals can’t the media, and one concerned U.L. Manchester with the locals keeping Athletic Commission and WBC rules the World Series opener hockey team battled to a 0-0 say they weren't warned. Washington, the Royals' splendid the ball between the center line and Remaining in the unbeaten and Glastonbury at Wickham Park at require a urinalysis of boxers BALTIMORE (UP!) — A female between the Philadelphia stalemate with Conard High yester­ Sullivan 14th, Felicia Falkowski 16th but was denied credentials last year "He can't wait to get out on the toothpick-chewing shortstop. What the striking circle most of the time. column. East Catholic girls' cross 3:30. following fights before any drugs are photographer who complained she Phillies and the Kansas City day in CCIL action at the Indians' and Arlette Hoch 18th for East. and this year. field, " marveled his old boss with the did Rose think of hiiti"’ Chieftain goalie Kim Shirer was country team swept past Belkeley, Linda Reddy took individual honors administered. was denied access to the sidelines at Royals. field. Ilinsen, a free lance photographer Reds, Sparky Anderson, who is “ He's good." Rose said. "1 just severely tested after the intermis­ 19-42, Weaver, 2638, and host New for East with a 15:12 clocking over a "In my own personal opinion," Baltimore Colts games has filed a And as a finishing touch, The deadlock leaves the Silk Results: 1. Reddy (EC) 15:12 for under contract to National Football working the Series for CBS Radio. don't want to slide into second base sion but came up with nine saves to Britain High, 21-38, yesterday in New 2.6 mile layout. Freshman Teri Kit- said Rogich, “based on his perfor­ lawsuit against the football team and Lotka embellished the pate Towners 3-2-4 for the season while 2.6 miles, 2. T. Kittredge (EC), 3. League Properties Inc., said in her "Here’s a man 39 years old going to and get hit with a toothpick. preserve the tie. Britain. tredge was second for the Eaglettes mance two weeks ago, I would never the city. with a final score — 7-6. the tie sends the Chieftains to 3-4-2. Dinino (NB), 4. Jurado (W), 5. suit that the Colts and the city, which play in his fifth World Series and he's FinishiTig up, the Phillies' switch- Backs Brenda Baltovick. Nancy with a clocking of 15:44 with Alice allow him (All) to fight in Nevada Jocelyn Hinsen’s attorney filed a That was, indeed, the final Conard had the edge the first half, again” owns the stadium, engaged in sexual as excited as if it were his first. I hitting marvel said he thought it Curtin and Laura Potter and forward The Eaglette thinclads are now Charest in sixth placement in 16:34. DiSanzo (B), 6. Charest (EC). 7. suit in Baltimore Circuit Court discrimination and abridged the con­ score at Veterans Stadium including a 3-2 lead in shots on goal. “I believe we should retire a great wish every young man starting out in would be an exciting World Series. Pam Brown had strong outings for 10-0 for the season with their next Ellen and Mary Evans were eighth Buinickas (NB),8. E. Evans (EC).9. Tuesday saying she was given full stitutionally guaranteed freedom of several hours later when Game The 'second half belonged to champion for his safety and the in­ life could watch him and take a With Pete Rose in it, you can make the Indians. Terri KiUred|{e outing Fridqy against South Catoolic and 13th respectively with Maggie Linton (W), 10. Alvarado (NB). season credentials for access to the the press. 1 was over. playing field from 1971 through 1978. lesson from him. He has done more book on that. 10 - EVENING HERALD. Wed.. Uct. 15, 1980 EVENING HERALD, Wed., Oct. 15. 1980 — 1 1 TV tonight ——— Halloween killing Cavanaugh (JMlBABCBpaclalMovta'Frlandly ( D O S Newt FIra’ 197B8tara;CarolBumatt,Nad SUraky And Hutch Baatty. Tha patriotic paranta of an i Jo k w 'tW IM Amarican aoldiar kiltad in Vlatnam PwtrMa* Funny invaatigala tha myatarioua avanta Wednesday J liaunts detectlve aurrounding hit daath, daapita TV Comm unity Con«o«:Am *r- ggvammant oppoaHlon.. (3 hra.) leanMntory GREENWICH (UPI) - an Iron, but the grip which the night before Halloween on target QD Movla *(Orama) *** "Naw Sally Struthers and James 3-2-1 ContacI Canturlona*' 1972 Qaorga C. Woods star in AND YOUR Five years ago on probably contained finger­ and despite the security FOXBORO, Mass. (UPI) - Matt- news conference was called at the S Whnt'tHnppMlns Scotl, Stacy Kaach. Tha axpar- NAME IS JONAH, a poignant Halloween a teen-age girl prints was missing. patrols nobody reported Cavanaugh freely admits he’d posh Rltz Carlton Hotel to announce W Jhn Rocklofd; Priviln lancaa and lanaiona of rookia copa drama about a Naw York InvMiHlitor in Lot Angalaa. (2 hra.) was slain on her family's "The single biggest fac­ seeing anything amiss. It probably be working in an Ohio steel his signing, called "one of the most 6:30 couple whose 7-year-old son is d s O VDT M ^ r Laagua Baaaball discovered to be profoundly estate. Each day since then tor is the lack of physical was like everybody dis­ mill had it not been for football. significant in Patriots history” by GP TIg T « c Dough World Barlaa 0 1660 InttmaUonal Racquat* deaf after having bepn Incor­ a policeman forces himself evidence,” Keegan said. appeared -everybody but "And the steel isn’t of that good the team owner. dO) Dtonna Warwick In Concart: rectly diagnosed as mentally I^Toumamant Sounilataga Spaclal Capturad in a to remember the unsolved The killing occurred in the killer. But he reported to training camp ®6ammy:ThaQoldanYaaraTMa retarded, to be rebroadcast on quality and a lot of guys are getting parformanca at Chicago'a Park killing. Belle Haven, an exclusive Martha was last seen at with an injured knee and some uncer­ oalabrallon of Davit' 60 yaart in Watt Thaatar, this program com- 'The CBS Wednesday Night laid off,” says the New England thow builnaat tpotllghte hit dtnc’ Deputy Police Chief enclave of 94 homes jutting about 9:30 p.m. on tainty about what was in store. binaa a tapad Intarviaw with DIonna Movies,’ October 15. Patriots’ quarterback. “I never even ing, acting and tinging- including a Warwick'aranditionaofaomaofhar Jeffrey Bravin (pictured with Thomas G. Keegan's into Long Island Sound that "Doorbell Night” outside "At first, I really didn’t know what madiay of hits from hit amaah would have gone to college if It now claaalq hit tonga. (60 mint.) Struthers), a deaf child who Is reminder rests under the is patrolled by a private the home of a neighbor, to expect,” he says. “I knew I was Broadway muaicat'Slop Tha World 9 Washington: Bahind Cloaad . now 10-years-old. from Staten hadn’t been for football. My parents I Want To Gal ON' glass on his desk top. It security force. Its coming into a ba^up role with two Doors An axploration of tha corrup­ Island. New York, portrays the Thomas Skakel, 17, a had just put my two sisters through 0 0 NBCNawa tion apa wnad by I ha purauit of powiK title role of Jonah. Also starring conists of a memorial card residents include people in nephew of Ethel Skakel veterans ahead of me. But it’s a role Ovar Caay 'Low-Salt Dial' college and there just wasn’t any in tha natlon'a eapitol. Start: Jaaon are Randee Heller, Titos Van- given mourners at services th e “ Who’s Who’’ of Kennedy, widow of Sen. I learned to like and enjoy.” 8Quatt: Craig Claiboma, food aditor Robarda, CliNRobtrlaon. money.” forthaNawYorkTlmaa.Hoalt:Hugh dls, Ruth Manning and Penny for the 15-year-old victim, American business. Robert F. Kennedy. Cavanaugh was a thlrd-strlnger In 8K)5 Santon. But Cavanaugh could throw a foot­ Oownt and Frank Blair. O DIonna Warwick In Concart: Martha Moxley. M a rth a ’s fa th e r, J. Martha, whose ball and was an All-City quarterback his first two years at New England, ^loaad-Captlonad) Soundataga Bpadal Capturad in a CHCCK LISTINQS rOfl UACT TIMI ) Ovar Etay Hoata: Hugh Oownt “You live with us,” the David Moxley, was the classmates at Greenwich not playing at all in 1978 and just once and Frank Blair. parformanca at Chicago'a Park at Chaney High in Youngstown, Ohio, loaadCaptlonad) tv COMPUlOC MBvtCIl INC card says in part, "Your head of the New York of­ in 1979. ’Things were expected to be Watt Thaatar. this program com- High School voted her “the a city heavily reliant on the troubled ) Bob Nawhart Show binaa ■ tapad In tarvl^ wHhDIonna spirit lingers on.” fice of Touche, Ross & Co., girl with the best per­ the same this year, but with the 6:65 Warwick's randillona of aoma of har steel Industry. The major steel S Keegan, a 40-year-old ex- an international accoun­ sonality,” was 5-feet-5, 120 producers have been shutting down holdout of Tom Owen, he inherited now ciaaaic hit tonga. (60 mint.) 7 K » 8:30 Marine, was a detective ting firm, and had moved pounds, had long blonde Manchester hack at bottom of pile and Cavanaugh says he could just as the backup role. And he played CBSNawa X Puff Tha Magic Dragon A mu- a M.A.8.H. captain when the murder to Greenwich two years hair, blue eyes and was easily be drawing a welfare check superbly in two exhibition games, •leal animatad apaoial baaad on occurred Oct. 30, 1975. ® ABCNawa PatarYarrow'actaaaichit tong and 11:35 1:00 before. The family has wearing a parka and jeans. Clutching the football at the bottom of the pile is Manchester time this season with thrilling 14-13 success against East Hart­ than a paycheck. giving him a much-needed shot in the Bultaaya ptanala.Dr.CarlSaganaxploraatha mada famous by Patar. Paul and M.A.S.H. Ret Patrol “I’m not ready to quit, since moved again. SportaCarttar origin, avoiutlon, divaraity and un- X X High tailback Bob Gentile. Action took place last Saturday at ford High. (Herald photo by Pinto) "I honestly believe I’d have ended arm. Mary, wharain ayoungboy acquiraa 11:50 1:30 Faatival Of Faith dallying aimllarity of all planta and and I’m not going to let the Keegan says the killer She and some friends ‘"Those two games showed me I from a magic dragon tha couraga to a Lova Boat-Polica Woman X Adam 12 up working in those mills. I’d have WUd Kingdom ■nimala on aarth. (Cloaad- Memorial Field as Indians broke into winning column for first fact growing up. Leva Boat-'Ex Plus Y' Two (S) On Location: Don RIcklaa And passage of time beat me was more than likely dropped iri at the home of stayed in town like a lot of my could play. ’They also showed me how Nawa MarvQrltfIn Captlonad) (60 mint.) 9 fnd«p4nd4ntNawa nawlywada are diatractad by tha HlaWtaoQuyaThiamastar of ad-lib down,” he says. somebody familiar with Thomas Skakel’s father, friends, maybe gotten married. important it is to be ready. I’ll get a In Parformanca Movla-untdown had elapsed between the HOP ON THE 5-1, into a first place tie with Buffalo the football if you can’t really move Another key to New England’s ear­ Canada Montreal va Ottawa 9 M.A.8.H. long as he can, coach Ron Erhardt rebuilding under Johnny Majors. “We like to feel we have two No. 1 ingathalhavaraiaadnawquaationa Kojak in the AFC East. your legs. I could see they (Miami) ly success has been its ability to con­ ^ C ^ l S ) Pats This program oNara (9) Dr. Gena Scotl On Habrawa 2:09 time Martha Moxley’s said Monday. Cavanaugh moved into the starting quarterbacks,” says Patriots coach about tha axlatanca of tha a profile of Naw Orlaana ciarinatiat i PIZZA WAGON 12:05 & U8AF RanglauaFllm Erhardt wanted Grogan to come come after him with the blitz andT litural. mother, Dorothy, reported Groga^, the AFC’s top-rated vert 53 percent of its third down role as a sophomore and as a junior, Ron Erhardt. “Steve is still our PataFountaln.aomatimaaknownaa X ABC New t NIghtNna 2:30 Sou latle uhal Italian dining U all about You Bat Your Ufa out after the first series in the second there was no sense in exposing him to chances while opponents have been tha Craacant City's top touriat at­ Moracamba And Vflaa 12:25 (Q) SpartaCantar h e r m is s in g an d a passer, has completed 63 percent of despite breaking a leg, he led Pitt to starter but it’s comforting to know iMonayOama taklr ihrac ... traction. Includad ia rarafootagaof SportaCantar 0 WarM Of Loural And Hardy classmate discovered his tosses for 1,134 yards and 10 half, but the quarterback stayed in that,” Erhardt said. able to capitalize on only 33 percent. you can have a guy like Matt on the MacNalKohrar Raport X Stir Trek the national title. As a senior, he tha young muaTclan marching in Movla-enallies-l.am. ^ 5:64 X U ) Brady Bunch 4:55 SPORTS ON TV NYI. 4.f*f. Tambellini. NYI 7 fa. lor a draft choice. activated linebacker 42 Calvin Peele 106.716 ® Vartoua Programming (C ic . i U f a Make A Deal 3:58 0 PTL Chil>-Ttlk And Vtrlaty Philadelphia at New Jersey 9 Morning Prtyar 8 Persson. NYI. 12 21. Chuck Evans 43 Phil Hancock 106.489 XO f v i Chicago at Indiana New York Jets - Signed defensive end 44 Dan Pohl Jai Alai Entries 5:58 SKM ______EVENINQ______Seattle at Houston Third pcnod-7- NY Islanders. 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Stl. 16 49 Middleton and Peter McNabe to long­ fO Hubert (ireen 83.307 16n*«l4Manda 4. Muza klmimai PartrldgaFamBy 9 NBCNowaUpdato (Mon.) Washington at Cleveland term (onlr.icts 80.431 i G a r a u M h l 6:15 12:6S 7:30 San Antonio at Delruii Shots on goal—Sl Dims 4-17-16-37 NY ri Jack Newton MBiaDouBlan 9 Domata (S) ProtMsIonal FootbiM From I^ATIONAL HOCKEY LEAGUE Islanders 14-16-7-36 New York Rangers -- Assigned left f2 VA Fiori 79.488 7.6*«U-tini I.Ni*a4am»ti X Nawa X 9 fyi 9 PTL Club-Talk And Variety Boston at Milwaukee w wing iViugSulliman to New Haven of the RomparRoom By United Press International (jualies-St 1.0UIS. Slanowski (3 D A Wcibring 7B.61I Sabs larqaia Ciy» 6:30 1K)0 ^ x c . tua.) Canada AML 76.791 SportaContor 6:00 Campbell Conference Lslanders. Smith .A—Li aff T4 J C Snead D(Mi; D 9 FNntatonaa ' ) Young And Tha Raatlaaa iga Bunny And Frianda RACK '(7 RIBS $5.65 Full rack of tender Baby SKATTLK i8fi i Patrick Division Soccer ff Getirge Cadle n s s SKaod: 8 DayM Ultarman Show MaiorLaaguaBaaaball laOS Angeles 110-2 l.k»M-lMn J My Thraa Bona yThiwaSona I Saaama Btraat Shelton 4 2-2 lO. J Johnson 1 (H) 2. W L T Pts. GF GA Fort Lauderdale (NASLi - Fired Bob f6 Charles Coody 73.918 1. Gn*aFCaii 22ABVS World Sarlat . . t . 1 lacmieux as general manager ITmlsdlMAs ) Nawa Tom Laraon Show rANMyChNdran I Movla (ExCu tua.) Back Ribs BBQed to perfection, creamy Cole Sikina 4 (M) 8. V Johnson I IM) 2. NY Islanders 2 0 1 fi 12 8 f7 Danny Edwards 73.196 1 tluza klraitu 4. Npen-tomta 10:00 Firstpi.ruxl-l.LiisAukeles..Simmer 1 Jose i NASLi - Signed Jimmj 67.778 LIw itIMm j I I BuNwInkla I Bawttchad Westphal9S-624. Walker 3 00 6. Brown Philadelphia 2 1 0 4 14 9 f8 l^nny Wadkins &Cafrw»Z«Ta I Vartoua Programming I Lava Lucy Slaw, and Steak Fries. (9) PKA Full Contact Karata 6 M 14. Donaldson 4 OO 8. Bailev 3 1-1 Calgary 1 1'2 4 14 i6 |?L ' ' r Gabrieltoatw„.year.outraelasciu,c1 .''9 Terry Diehl 67.636 7 Nn-Aresrus I Mlattr R o b o t s (Mon.) MAFootbaNfMon.) I BlgVaNay(Exc. W ad.) MacMillan. Cal. 7 18. Wilson. Cal. 13:2fi ('ollege f.7,164 1. h f s fltorita I RomparRoom 1 9 Days Of Our Uvea 11:30 7. Hanzlik 1 2-2 4 Totals 36 11-12 ff. NY Rangers 1 2 0 2 13 16 Second period—Calgary. McKendry 1 80 George Archer SiAi OrWi IXcnn 10:24 4:30 HALF A RACK $3.15 Vz rack of tender Baby ® SportaCantar DALLAS i83i Washington 1 1 0 2 f: 3 Notre Dame - Named Gene Corrigan 61 Mark Hayes ee.Mf 6:65 I In-School Programming P Brady Bunch ‘Peplinski. Russell) 6 17 3. CalgaiA’, athletic director 64.8F9 a WsathnrVMw 12:00 Whitehead ,3 1-4 7. Jeelani I 00 10. Stnvihc Division (2 Rex Caldwell TUrt I AmartcanTrqH ) Movla (Mon.) D 9 Aftarachool Spaclal Vail 1 i('liomnard). 14 01. 4. Calgarv. 63 Gary Halibcrg 64244 10:30 Back Ribs BBQed to perfection, creamy Cole Profaaakmal Football From LaGarde32-2 8. Boyne$3 8-9l4, Huston W L T Pts •c; f ([IA [.avallec 2 i('huuinard. Nilssoni. 16 \i f. 1 ArtJM43*a I Nawa 1:30 Yad.) (S) Colorado 3 U U 6 13 f, 64 Miller Barber 61.780 1. GAWa-ltiiiiiii I (aa*a H^rwU X AKcn 8 30 19 Allums I OO 2. Drollinger 0 00 IjOs Angeles. Dionne 11Simmer. Tavlun ] l«turafhki|« 4. (bbsa B-Thm 7:00 Addama FamHy I Chrtat Tha Uving Word Canada 0. Spanarkel2 l-2f . Hassell 1002. Carr Chicago 2 0 1 r 12 10 ff John Fought 6122 3. 4. fiaihcM'Apntai X BowRchnd Slaw, and Steak Fries. 18 40 I’enaltieir-Lewis, LA.O V. Pletl. i&m S k«HGcni) I [siibii UMi ) Itoming Jake Haas Qoapal Tima Bowitchod 2:30 1 O-O 2. Washington f. 4-414 Totals 32 19- Vancouver 2 0 0 4 13 fi 66 D)u Graham S. Ivfibi-Zarra (. NcM mci e Hollywood Squaroo I /HOUKR/iOMmil/ Cal. I II. Kiirba. L.A. 1 II. Vail. 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Robev 3 IK'troit 0 2 0 0 4 13 (ioalie»-lx>s Angeles Lessard Cal­ 2 Lee Trevino 38f..814 Wednesday ) BiHI«0«Th*PteiMU 0 9 9 Another World 7-8 13. McHale 2 OO 4 Totals 40 X-43 Adams Division ■ “ 1 LovaBoat Tua.) gary. Higgin A-7.126 3 Curtis Strange 271.888 1 lOrbaaM-liiMi ) PTL Chib-TaHi And Virtoty ) Straight Talk 9 You Bat Your Ufa HMINST. Baseball 116 W L T Pts C.F GA SOCCER i .f i d i M lt l “ I Happy Daya Again 4 Andy Bean 269(03 3 Mmci I 4 M i l l I Scooby Doo ) Vartoua ProgrammlnB 2:30 ATLANTA il22i Uustun 2 1 0 4 12 9 Quebi’C 0 10-1 ■ Ben Crenshaw 237,727 I 8 0 0 .19 MlatarRogara Drew 3 1010 16. Riiundfield 6 7-11 19. Quebec 1 2 1 3 If: 21 Harltord Public al East S. OuRi-GwriT i ArlaRS-Arcarata I _ a WhaalOf Fortuoa UMaRaacala Colorado 3 1 0^ -4 6 Jerry Pate 222.976 iBnptf-fUicj I Buga Bunny Hour (Tuo.) Hawes 6 1-1 13, Hill 4 60 14 Johnson 13 Minnesota 1 0 0 2 9 3 First periixl 1. Coloradti. Pierce 3 LEMabM-MnAa ) Captain Kangaroo I 3-2-1 Contact (Mon.) Domata 7 George Burns 2I9.9C8 Catholic, 3:30 i t e u k M I S ta ^ y And Hutch GLASTONRURY 6 10 32. Cnss 0 3-4 3. Shelton 3 1-2 7. Toronto 1 1 0 2 7 10 .Malinowsk|i.4 16 2 .Colorado. Gagne2 8 Craig Stadler 206 291 Subs IwwAt liRWt ) Woody And Buga 11:30 (i^ il Bulkeley al Rockville ) Vailoua Programming I Jokar'aWUd(Exc.Wad.) AT THE JUNCTION OF Pellum2i)04, McMillen34-f 10.Collins iluffain 0 1 1 0 3 4 I McKechnic. Rainage*. 10 43 3. Colora­ 9 Mike Reid 206.IS7 X M in Tylar Moors Show 2 00 4 Totals 42 38-49 122 Tuesdav's Results 6:15 do. Sheehan 1 1 Rainage. DeHKns' 17.V 10 Rav Floyd 192.990 East Calholic al Suffield 1 Porky PtgBugt Bunny 8 a a Password Phis ROUTES 2 A 3 Game I Bosion 2f 22 38 31 -lib St Uiuisf..!Si Y Islanders r iliei Penalties Clackson Que. 10 24, Clack- 11 Larrv Nelson I82.7lf I. btu-ts#« Z. 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Miss CONTINUU Cleveland 2H8 24 28-99 I’hrce [»oini goal Drew Fouled out - FREE INITIAL LESSON — NO CONTRACTS The beauty queen of the Swanson claims, occurred l ord rotal tinil>t-Detroit 2f Cleveland 1920s and 1930s broke her when Kennedy pushed her p ' s i r * 29 Technical -Detroit eoiiihRobertson A V Heating Oils 4 071 507 E. MIDDLE TPKE. y * silence on the liaison in an into a drawing room of a NATIONAL HASKFTBALL ASS(K D in n e r 5 By United Press International MANCHESTER, CT 649-3563 article published Tuesday train, kissed her twice, Eastern Conlerence KANSAS CITY <103) 649-4595 in the November issue of straightened up, bumped Atlantic Division Wedtnan 8 I I 17. King 7 04) 14. \S L Pel GH lK)m!)as0 04)0. Ford04-f 4. Birdsong 13 BRANCH CHIEF A INSTRUCTOR - ( ' Call Us For Your Home Heating the Ladies Home Journal. his head and dropped his New York 2 0 1 7-8:0 \\hno204i4, Meriweather32-48, SENSEI TOM MELI The article is an excerpt glasses. 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SUPER SEASON- ftiargerine Refunders from miles arnund swap forms and stories at convention SPANNER 1 c u p b eef bro th Ham sandwich is an easy wrap-up to make 1 can (14-1/2 to 16 ounces) tomatoes, cut up or 3 medium, fully Sandwich breads can Best of all, perhaps, for margarine, softened Preheat oven to 350°F. in half with knife. minutes or until hot. album, she told me about on how to start a coupon dress to receive the form five proofs of purchase plus entire labels Irom package of ice cream. In ripe tomatoes, chopped By M.VRTIN SI.O.WE make meal planning an teens who hate dis­ 1 cinnamon-raisin Tear off a large sheet of Spread ham mixture on Remove from oven, using 1 teaspoon salt growing up with a refunder I club. required by this free half- from either Keebler three 10-biscuit cans or six addition to sending you the As conventioneers exciting and Innovative hwashing is that the foil English muffin Reynolds Wrap. Finely one half of English muffin; pot holders. Makes 1 ser­ 1/4 teaspoon seasoned for a mother. During the afternoon gallon of milk offer: Twix Vanilla Cremes or Fudge five-biscuit cans of Big refund, Sara Lee will started to arrive at the adventure for teens. It is a wraps up scraps for easy I lennilH chop ham and celery on top with remaining half. ving. pepper She remembers eating Super trading, Deborah Poland Cookie Bars and Summit Cremes Sandwich Cookies. Country Biscuits. Expires donate $1 to the Muscular Schenectady, N.Y., motel practice which may also disposal. Reynolds Wrap cutting board: measure Place in center of foil showed me a cash-register Cookie Bars, Box 602, Expires Jan. 31, 1981. Dec. 31, 1980. , Dystrophy Association. Cook rice and onions in on a recent Friday corn flakes "until they induce the youngsters to do SLiper Ham Sandwirh aluminum foil and place in small mixing sheet. Bring 2 sides of foil came out of my ears." M arket tape for $37.91 in Young America, Minn. NABISCO Buy Three, PILLSBURY Frosting Expires Dec. 31, 1980. butter until rice is golden, evening, Debbie Escobar kitchen duty more often IngredirnlH Knife bowl. Measure Mozzarella up over sandwich: fold about 20 minutes. Add groceries; after reducing 55399. This offer expires Next One’s Free. Receive Supreme Coupon. Receive ^nus! This offer doesn't admitted that she was Then one day a package because experimenting '/4 cup finely chopped Cutting board cheese and add to mixing down loosely in a series of broth, tomatoes, and sea­ Shopper j her coupons, the final total Dec. 31, 1980. a free box of Nilla Wafers. a free can of Pillsbury require a form: terrified. After couponing arrived for her. It was a with combinations of cooked ham V4 cup dry measure bowl. Using markings on locked fold to allow for sonings. Heat to boiling, stir new camera from was $15.22. Clip ‘n' file refund. Send the required refund frosting. Send the required, once, reduce heat, cover, and refunding for a little MOTHER'S COOKIES flavors and textures can be 2 tablespoons finely Measuring spoons wrapper as a guide, cut off heat circulation and expan­ Kelloggs. Anita Kyratzis pointed (Week of Oel. 12) form plus three purchase- refund form plus three RICE 'N' TOMATOES and simmer about 18 more than a year, she was with Ice Cream Offer, P.O. fun! chopped celery Small mixing bowl amount of butter needed. sion. Fold short ends up As I moved around the out her daughter, Tessie, Baked goods, deHHerl. confirmation seals from labels from Pillsbury minutes, or until rice is about to host the first Box NB-404, El Paso, English muffins are 2 tablespoons shredded Wooden spoon Stir butter and other in­ and over again; crimp to 1 cup uncoolced rice tender and liquid is ab­ room, I met Danea Koch who was trading up a (File 7) 12-ounce N illa Wafers. Ready to Spread Frosting Upstate New York gaining in popularity. Mozzarella cheese Cookie sheet gredients with wooden seal. Place foil package on Maine leailt the world in pro­ 1/2 cup chopped onioni sorbed. Fluff lightly with a and Kathy Dorn, both of storm. Clip out this file and keep Eapires Feb. 29, 1981. Supreme. Expires Dec. 31, Texas 79977. Receive a $1 Refunders' Convention. Sue Ann Ritchko, refund. Send purchase- Flavor^ English muffins _ 1 tablespoon butter of Pot holders------spoon. Cut English muffins cookie sheet. Bake 15 to 20 duction of tinned urdinei. 2 tableapoons butter or fork. Makes 6 servings. whom teach couponing and "She thought I was full of it with similar dashoff NABISCO Get One Free 1981. Last winter Ms. Escobar consumer - releations are being found more and beans,” said the proud coupons — beverage re­ Offer. Receive a free box SARA LEE-Muscular confirmation seals from started a successful coupon refunding classes for the representative for Price more in most markets, and mother. "Now since she's fund offers with beverage of Nabisco Snack Dystrophy. Receive a $1 any two packages of m FOOD MART STORES OPEN SUNDAY 9 A.M.T04P.M. club in her hometown of adult education programs Chopper Supermarkets. additions such as the cin­ been married one month, coupons, for example. Crackers. Send the refund. Send the required Mother's Cookies plus the Rotterdam, N.Y. In the in their towns. She detailed her dif­ namon raisin type used in "Fantastic!" dxclaimed she has turned into a Start collecting the ne^ed required refund form plus refund form, ingredient brand name cut from any spring she got the urge to ficulties in obtaining and super ham sandwich are Regina Simmons. "This is coupon queen!” proofs of purchase while purchase-confirmation lists from any two half-gallon of ice cream. hold a refunders' conven­ distributing manufac­ Expires Feb. 28, 1981. another reason for wide ap­ my first convention, and I At that evening's looking for the required re­ seals from any three packages of Sara Lee All tion. turer's refund forms. Copyright 1980 proval. ^Save On Food Martas Great can't believe it." banquet. 15-year-old fund forms at the super­ different Nabisco Snack Butter Pound Cake plus the "I guess I was looking Interestingly, she voiced United Feature Syndicate, You can steer your WALDBAUM'S Her husband, Dick, Catherine Zinder received market, in newspapers and Crackers. Varieties are words "ice cream" and the for another challenge," she opposition to minimum- teenager into doing more showed me the special a gift for being the magazines, and when Sesame Wheat, Vegetable brand name from any Inc. explained. "And I wanted a purchase requirements es­ cooking when unusually boxes he had made to hold youngest refunder at the trading with friends. Thins, Cheddar Trinagles, chance to meet refunders tablished by some stores hectic family activities her proof-of-purchase convention. Offers may not be Dixies, Swiss Cheese, from other cities."' for their own coupons. She loom ahead by using this FoodMart collection. tMs. Escobar was smiling available in all areas of the Sociable, Chicken in a By 8:30 that evening, believes this puts single system: Bring out in­ T hing s resum ed on country. Allow 10 weeks to Bisket, Snack Shapes and more than 150 refunders people, especially seniors, with relief as she receive each refund. Dip in a Chip. Expires Dec. teresting foods and in­ Saturday morning with a at a disadvantage. presented the gift. filled the motel's main 31 1980. gredients and the supply of comedy skit that Ms. Then we broke into Everything had gone KEEBLER Sandwich meeting room. Some had P I L lis U R Y Big Coun­ aluminum foil, then tell Dollar Sale! Escobar had written about Cookie Coupon Refund come from 700 miles away. several groups. Ms. smoothly: the convention them they are on their own FOOD CLUB the perils of a coupon Offer. Receive two 50- try Biscuits. Receive two Campbell’s Charmin Mott’s Food I spoke with Karen Escobar gave a seminar was a great success. in this great adventure. Contadina queen. It was a lot of fun Refund of the day cents-off coupons. Send the 25-cents-off coupons. Send 25 percent of the American electorate Elliot, who started refun­ for beginners. Helen Ben identifies itself as Republican. As a starter, suggest Cream of and helped to wake Write to the following ad­ required refund form plus the required refund form Club ding in February and had Ezra conducted a session the Super ham sandwich as Pork & Bath Apple everyone up. Tomato already paid off her $10-a- a possibility for lunch or Mushroom Then I spoke to the con­ week Christmas Club with supper. It is easy to Tomatoes ventioneers on the future her cash refunds. prepare one serving or a Beans Tissue Sauce Soup of couponing and refun­ Sauce Susan Belemjian White-Assorted 16 OZ. CAN ding. CUSTOM OrtOUNO BEAN COFFEE quantity. Refrigerate the 16 OZ. CAN 15 OZ. JAR lOVa OZ. CAN 8 OZ. CAN reported saving $50 to $70 a foil bundles to heat later as Yes, I told them, there month from refunds and There Are Lots of needed. Thus any age cook another $30 from cash-off w ill be more coupons EIGHT 5 gets the work done at per­ coupons. Donna Follansbee issued this year despite the sonal leisure and later PACK H 4 f? r9 * 0 P ? n l * estimated her savings at 2 cent increase in the Reasons Why O’CLOCK 099 serves delicious eating for F c g l $50 a month. handling fee paid to super- #P A Caefc «l lOnWWtS I«■»»■■ « »*R»irWS M S« the most finicky eater! FOOD (JLUB • 17 OUNCE CAN GOLDEN GRAIN OVEN BAKED markets. And yes, ■ eewsaip ••• ** W * eww Hw ••vwws pn«« W w h I As the trading session ^ A#P Sms* ••<«*« M MMAcpRf !«•*•« M rlM reached a fever pitch, I sat manufacturers are You’ll Do Better At A&P COFFa Very Young Sweet Peas O 1. Macaroni & Cheddar 4„*1. Friend’s Pea Beans ' c a n 2 FOR l a adjusting to the increase in ITALIAN RED WINE VINEGAR AND Oil OR CREAMY down next to Antoinette ) ) ) a - SILVER FLOSS refund redemptions. BUTCHER SHOP ( POULTRY SHOP )))—, ITALIAN Leone. As I looked through 8 OZ The next speaker was Venison 2FOR^I. Sauerkraut Rice A Roni VArTeTIES ®'''* 02 2 FOR 1 a the refund forms in her FULLY COOKED-WATER ADDED U S D A INSPECTED BOTTLE SMOKED FRESH stew COUNTY FAIR Supermarlref Prices! Crest Ivory Mueller’s Food Club Libby’s AN OFFER If you're lucky this fall HAMS BOX-O-CHICKEN hunting season, a friend or Toothpaste White Sliced BONELESS-WHOLE 15 TO 19 LRS BEEF CHUCK-BONELESS relative will gift you with a Elbow Pears WE’RE PROUD hunk of fresh venison. Or. Regular or Mint Liquid SHANK Halves or Sliced Peaches PORTION BEEF CHUCK you might persuade 15‘ OFF LABEL Bread Macaroni someone to part with a few 22 OZ. BOTTLE In Natural Juice TOPUTOUR 8 9 f 5 9 * pounds stoked in the 5 OZ. TUBE 20 OZ. LOAF 1 LB. PKG. 16 OZ. CAN 16 OZ. CAN • . -ID AA'EO AOOtO nuMP QQ^ SHOULDERS ROASTS freezer. NAME ON. Smoked Hams ■.•oTr*, t. U U rntSH oviN sturitn O n C Venison, the meat of Perdue Roasters off" deer, elk, moose, antelope s j p o s ^ p o fflESNfRESN Uu so s o A * ’NSPEC’'NSPtC’ EDtO — — - or reindeer, has been used Pork Combination Chicken Legs 79* for food for centuries. Some food shops have it FOOD CLUB BLUE LAKE 4 0ZPKG0F2 /> rmsM-urnESM-u SO * ssPicTiossPECTio • B.AOi i n :' ASDS<«. ‘ SINOCHOPS 17! fresh during the season and Chicken Breasts 1 Coast Soap Cut Green Beans Lipton Noodle Soup BROTH FOR I H Ass’f Pork Chops A also through special order 2J1. during the year. a m ASSORTED VARIETIES CONTADINA Venison has its own un­ Calo Cat Food 15V? OZ CAN 4 FOR I ■ Heinz Gravy 2 Tomato Paste 12 0Z. CAN ^ PUH I ■ ique flavor, usually more BEEF CHUCK-boneless BEEF CHUCh-BONELESS STEAKS KCFfK)UNO*WHOCCIOTOl2lM-i(M(LCtl gamey than most of us are Polska Kielbasa accustomed to in our U.S.D.A. CHOICE BEEF LOIN NEW YORK STYLE DELII Shoulder ^ Chuck Fillet ^gg SirioinTips 'sr * meats. It requries' more TASTETREAT! H U llH M f FARM K IF MSKn-UNTMMMIO-WHOli I T010 LM. 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Especially tasty is a U.S GOVT INSPECTED ROAST BEEF ^^RE l b ® 2 . 2 9 u s NO. 1 EASTERN WHITE OR FROM LOCAL OHCHAHUS ON COR NEW AND DELICIOUS venison stew made with GRADE“A” SNOW KING ■ FROZEN FARM FRESH deer meat. Serve this with Veal Parmigiana 5 2 . 3 9 SARDINE SALAD l b M . 9 9 BAKING MCINTOSH 2 LB. PKG iCAUroRNIA boiled potatoes on the side YOUNG Sandwich Steaks ^PKG^ 1 I99 HANSEL & GRETEL and a hearty rye bread or 69^ On-Cor Meat Loaf ^2.39 U S D A. CHOICE TRIMMED OVEN READY SPICE LOAF l b M . 8 9 BROCCOU beaten biscuits to sop up POTATOES APPLES 2 LB PKG TURKEYS HANSEL & GRETEL the gravy. FROZEN ■ 8 to 12 LBS Fresh Whole Briskets ,99 ASSORTED-SIDE DISHES BREAKSTONE-1-LB. CONT. BEEF BOLOGNA l b M . 9 9 Fresh cider or a bottle of On-Cor Lasagna ®2.39 USD A CHOICE BEEF UNTRIMMED WHOLE ^ ^ hearty Burgundy go well FRESH BONELESS COLONIAL GLAZED Stouffer’s Cottage Cheese 89* Bottom Round EYE " LB- I I 79 COOKED HAM '^sty'le^ PEPPERIDQEFARM-ASS’T AtP-SHREOOED-t-OZ. 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Wed., Oct. 15, 1980 Bread flour is secret for making Cuban bread Cranberries - a culinary tradition Visitors to Southern where they complete the home economist to develop on counter, covered with which protects the vines Florida who develop a second rising as they bake two non-traditional inverted bowl for 15 PLYMOUTH, Mass. million, said Herbert way since the time when taste for Cuban sandwiches at 400 F, variations, raisin and minutes. Knead each piece (UPI) — Myth has It the Colcord, spokesman for when the water is drained. Indians ate them raw or made with big sections of Despite this high level of cheese Cuban bread. for 30 seconds; shape into Pilgrims served Ocean Spray Cranberries During the summer and mixed them with smoked fall, the cranberry bogs are yard-long Cuban bread are yeast, the bread has the Cuban lirciid round loaves. Place on cranberries at America’s Inc., the world’s largest meat in a product known as fill^ with jjater two to disappointed when they dis­ excellent flavor that comes 4 '/i to 5 Vi cu p s prepared cookie sheet. first Thanksgiving 359 processor of cranberries. pemmican. three feet deep. Machines cover that this distinctive from high protein flour, not Pillsbury's Best* Bread With sharp knife, slash an years ago. Colcord also said an in­ Pemmican was a vital are used to chum the water Italian-style bread is not a “ yeasty” taste. Flour " X " on the top of each But that’s probably not adequate water supply source of vitamin C and and knock the berries from ’ available in other parts of This version is baked in 2 tablespoons sugar loaf. Brush loaves with true, according to the could damage the protein to native the vines. the country. two round loaves, since 1 tableSpoon salt water and sprinkle with rather scant historical cranberry vines and hinder Americans. Because cranberries A Tampa bakery famous home ovens are not 4 pkg. active dry yeast sesame seed, if desired. record now available. the development of next It was not until the 18th float on the water surface for the bread has published designed for the 36-inch 2 cups water Place loaves in cold oven ’The tart little berries, year’s crop. century when sugar began they can be quickly a recipe. But since it starts bakery bread. An “X” Sesame seed, if desired and set oven to 400°F. one of North America’s Massachusetts produces to be imported from the gathered with a minimum with ice cold water and slashed on the top with a Grease cookie sheet. Place pan of hot water on first native fruits, for about 40 percent of annual West Indies that of loss. They are sent to calls for moist palm leaves sharp knife is a less color­ Lightly spoon flour into shelf below. Bake at 400°F. years have been part of nationwide sales of |235 cranberries came Into processors who freeze to make the distinctive ful way than using a palm measuring cup; level off. for 40 to 50 minutes or until culinary tradition, whether million. Before the drought widespread acceptance as them for use in the produc­ crack along the top of the leaf to produce the crack in In large bowl, combine 2 loaves sound hollow when served in a wide variety of this year’s Massachusetts a food product. Sugar was tion of juices, sauces and bread, only the most in­ the top, but it works as cups flour, sugar, salt and lightly tapped. Remove Juices or as sauces, jellies harvest was projected at needed to make the sauces jellies. trepid home baker is likely well. If you prefer, you yeast; blend well. In small from cookie sheets im­ and relishes. However, the 1.08 million barrels — the and jellies enjoyed by The only cranberries to try to reproduce it. could shape the dough into saucepan, heat water until mediately; cool on racks. 2 best available evidence in­ same as the 1979 harvest, many Americans. A home economist two 12-inch oblongs and cut very warm (120 F.). Add loaves. dicates they were con­ the second highest on which are dry harvested A grisly incident marks record. are those sold as fresh decided it should be possi­ a lengthwise slash instead. warm water to flour sumed by the first genera­ the first written reference But even with bumper fruit. Such picking ble to develop a loaf that The hearty Cuban mixture. Blend at low TIPS: For Cheese Bread, tion of Pilgrims, but not at to cranberries. In 1651, an had the good flavor and sandwiches that are so pop­ speed until moistened; reduce salt to 1 teaspoon. the first Thanksgiving crops there has been a techniques are slow and inquest recorded for chewy texture of Cuban ular in Florida use a 7 to 12- beat 1 minute at medium Heat 8-oz. (2 cups) banquet. shortage of cranberries in mean a loss of about 15 per­ posterity found that 9-year- the past two years, Colcord bread by using Pillsbury's inch chunk of the yard-long speed. By hand, stir in 1 to shredded Cheddar cheese Cranberry products are cent of the crop. old John Slocume, a resi­ said. high protein bread flavor, loaf. Slices cut from your 1'2 cups flour, a half cup at with water. (Cheese does now more popular than About 10 to 15 percent of dent of Plymouth, as it was which is similar to flour big loaf will taste just as a time. On floured surface, not need to melt com­ ever — a fact reflected in “ We need a few inches of the Massachusetts crop is known then, died while rain over a good period of sold as fresh fruit. Seventy available for commercial good. Serving it at a dinner knead in 1 to 2 cups flour pletely.) Prepare as this year’s harvest which trying to find his way back timc,’’/n e said. “ And if we percent is used to make the bakers. is also an economical way into dough until dough is directed. Do not slash could bring in one of the to the village from a largest crops in history if it don’t get any this fall there many kinds of cranberry- to add substance and the smooth and elastic with loaves. If desired, brush cranberry picking expedi­ As a stroke of serendipi­ rains enough to make the could be frost damage to and-sugar-based juices and nutrition of complex car- blisters under the surface, top of loaves with 1 tables­ tion. ty. this adaptation of a picking easy. next year’s crop.” the rest is employed in the bohydretes to highlight_the about 10 minutes. Place poon melted butter. J a m e s B a k e r , a James Beard recipe not meal. dough in greased bowl; But this year’s shortage An adequate water supp­ production of sauces, researcher at the only has the eating The bread will stay fresh cover loosely with plastic For Raisin Bread, of rain threatens to reduce ly is important to jellies and relishes. Plymouth Plantation This diversification of qualities of Cuban bread, in a plastic bag for several wrap and cloth towel. Let reduce, salt to 1 teaspoon. this year’s harvest jn cranberries because it historical site, said the 329- Make hearty sandwiches with freshly-baked plastic bag for several days and freezes well. cranberry products has but it is mucii quicker to days, and freezes well. Lef­ rise in warm place until Add 1 cup raisins to dough Massachusetts by 10 to 20 makes flood harvesting year-old document showed make than most kneaded percent, an industry possible and also serves to forced the industry to tovers make exceptionally light and doubled in size, after beating. Prepare as Cuban bread. The bread will stay fresh in a the remains of the boy yeast breads. Using double spokesman said late last cover vines during the scurry to keep up with con­ good toast. about 15 minutes. directed. Do not slash were found months after he the yeast cuts total prof- week. winter for the prevention sumer demand. Being able to make such Punch down dough loaves. Sprinkle the top of disappeared and that, ac­ fing time for this two-rise a good loaf of kneaded Such a reduction would of frost damage. By several times to remove all Ipaves with 1 tablespoon Cranberries, which are cording to the inquest, they bread to 30 minutes. The bread in only 1 ‘,i hours in­ mean sales losses ranging air bubbles. Divide dough sugar and *4 teaspoon cin­ flooding the bogs in winter grown only in North had been eaten by wolves. loaves go into a cold oven. spired by the Pillsburv into 2 parts. Allow to rest namon. from $2 million to $8 a layer of ice is formed America, have come a long Rice and apple Easy-style spaghetti Name the ‘Nameless’ recipe Convenience foods help 1 can (about 16 ounces) separate meat. Add fill the urge for a spaghetti tomatoes remaining ingredients What’s in a name? Would Dec. 1,1980 and win one of '/2 cup (2 ozs.) Kraft wherever prohibited, binge. ‘/4 cup grated Parmesan except spaghetti. Bring to you believe six hundred 100 Ill’S! prizes of the grated parmesan cheese taxed, or restricted. Sorry, stuffed plieasant Italian sausage and cheese boil; reduce heat. Simmer culinary prizes, any one of superb LeCreuset 10-piece ■4 cup (2 ozs.) shredded but all entrants must be 18 ground beef round out Cooked spaghetti 30 m in u te s ; s tir o c ­ which produce a gleam in cookware sets valu ^ at Kraft natural low moisture years of age or older. Of Game bird farms and 4 slices fatty bacon sauces from a can to top a In saucepan, brown casionally. Serve over any chef’s eye? Even a $189 each; 200 second place park-skim mozzarella course, employees of restocking of pheasants in 3 tablespoons butter, platter of heaping spaghet­ sausage and ground beef cooked spaghetti with ad­ casual cook will love the prizes of pasta machines, cheese KRAFT Inc., its sub­ rural areas make this suc­ melted ti. and cook onion with garlic ditional Parmesan cheese. new “ Name the Recipe each worth $56; or 300 third >4 cup chopped tomato sidiaries, its advertising culent bird more available Prepare rice mix accor­ You add your own per­ and Italian seasoning until This kitchen-tested recipe Sweepstakes,” sponsored place prizes of beautiful Yz teaspoon oregano agencies, judging organiza­ than ever. ding to package directions, sonal touch to the sauce tender (use shortening if makes about 5 dups, 4 ser­ Nutritious casserole makes by Kraft. It’s a unique op­ copper colanders that sell leaves tion, their immediate Many specialty meat substituting apple cider for and may want to adjust necessary); stir to vings. portunity to win high- for $32 each. Fry pepperoni until families living within the shops carry this game bird half the water. Set aside. seasonings to your taste. quality cookware sets, Contesl Starts Here edges curl. Add onion and household are not eligible. year round, fresh or In medium fry pan, cook Keep ingredients on hand THANK YOU easy-to-use pasta The “ nameless recipe,” green pepper; cook until Since no purchase is frozen, and it comes bacon slice until fat is and you'll only need to pick MANCHESTER AREA RESIDENTS! favorite fish go far machines, or solid copper developed by the Kraft tender. 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Oct. 15, 1980 Bread flour is secret for making Cuban bread Cranberries - a culinary tradition where they complete the home economist to develop on counter, covered with * Visitors to Southern which protects the vines second rising as they bake two non-traditional inverted bowl for 15 PLYMOUTH, Mass. million, said Herbert way since the time when Florida who develop a when the water is drained. at 400 F. variations, raisin and minutes.. Knead each piece (UPI) — Myth has it the Colcord, spokesman for Indians ate them raw or taste for Cuban sandwiches During the summer and Despite this high level of cheese Cuban bread. for 30 seconds; shape into Pilgrims served Ocean Spray Cranberries mixed them with smoked made with big sections of fall, the cranberry bogs are yeast, the bread has the round loaves. Place on cranberries at America’s Inc., the world’s largest meat in a product known as yard-long Cuban bread are Cuhdii Itread filled with water two to disappointed when they dis­ excellent flavor that comes prepared cookie sheet. first Thanksgiving 359 processor of cranberries. pemmican. t o 5 Vj c u p s years ago. Colcord also said an in­ three feet deep. Machines cover that this distinctive from high protein flour, not Pillsbury’s Best* Bread With sharp knife, slash an Penunlcan was a vital adequate water supply are used to chum the water Italian-style bread is not a "yeasty" taste. Flour "X" on the top of each But that’s probably not source of vitamin C and could damag'e the and knock the berries from ' available in other parts of This version is baked in 2 tablesp^ns sugar loaf. Brush loaves with true, according to the protein to native cranberry vinei^and hinder the vines. the country. two round loaves, since 1 tablespMn salt water and sprinkle with rather scant historical Americans. record now available. the development of next Because cranberries A Tampa bakery famous borne ovens are not 4 pkg. acti»e dry yeast sesame seed, if desired. It was not until the 18th The tart little berries, year’s crop. float on the water surface for the bread has published designed for the 36-inch 2 cups vimer Place loaves in cold oven century when sugar began one of North America's Massachusetts produces they can be quickly a recipe. But since it starts bakery bread. An "X" Sesame seed. If desired and set oven to 400°F. to be imported from the first native fruits, for about 40 percent of annual gathered with a minimum with ice cold water and slashed on the top with a Grease cookie sheet. Place pan of hot water on West Indies that years have been part of nationwide sales of |235 of loss. They are sent to calls for moist palm leaves sharp knife is a less color­ Lightly spoon flour into shelf below. Bake at 400°F. cranberries came Into culinary tradition, whether million. Before the drought processors who freeze to make the distinctive ful way than using a palm measuring cup; level off. for 40 to 50 minutes or until widespread acceptance as this year’s Massachusetts them for use in the produc­ crack along the top of the leaf to produce the crack in In large bowl, combine 2 loaves sound hollow when served in a wide variety of a food product. Sugar was harvest was p^jected at tion of juices, sauces and bread, only the most in­ the top, but it works as cups flour, sugar, salt and lightly tapped. Remove juices or as sauces, jellies needed to make the sauces 1.08 million barrels — the jellies. trepid home baker is likely well. If you prefer, you yeast; blend well. In small from cookie sheets im­ and relishes. However, the and jellies enjoyed by best available evidence in­ same as the 1979 harvest, The only cranberries to try to reproduce it. could shape the dough into saucepan, heat water until mediately; cool on racks.2 many Americans. dicates they were con­ the second highest on which are dry harvested A home economist two 12-inch oblongs and cut very warm (120 F.). Add loaves. A grisly Incident marks decided it should be possi­ a lengthwise slash instead. sumed by the first genera­ record. are those sold as fresh the first written reference warm water to flour But even with bumper fruit. Such picking ble to develop a loaf that The hearty Cuban TIPS: For Cheese Bread, tion of Pilgrims, but not at to cranberries. In 1651, an mixture. Blend at low the first Thanksgiving crops there has been a techniques are slow and had the good flavor and sandwiches that are so pop­ speed until moistened; reduce salt to 1 teaspoon. inquest recorded for banquet. shortage of cranberries in mean a loss of about 15 per­ chewy texture of Cuban ular in Florida use a 7 to 12- beat 1 minute at medium Heat 8-oz. (2 cups) posterity found that 9-year- Cranberry products are the past two years, Colcord cent of the crop. bread by using Pillsbury's inch chunk of the yard-long speed. By band, stir in 1 to shredded cheddar cheese old John Slocume, a resi­ now more popular than said. About 10 to 15 percent of high protein bread flavor, loaf. Slices cut from your I 'i cups flour, a half cup at with water. (Cheese does dent of Plymouth, as it was ever — a fact reflected in "We need a few inches of the Massachusetts crop is which is similar to flour big loaf will, taste just as not need to melt com­ known then, died while a time. On floured surface, rain over a good period oi sold as fresh fruit. Seventy available for commercial good. Serving it at a dinner pletely.) Prepare as this year’s harvest which trying to find his way back knead in 1 to 2 cups flour time,” he said. “And if we percent is used to make the bakers. is also an economical way directed. Do not slash could bring in one of the to the village from a into dough until dough is largest crops in history if it don’t get any this fall there many kinds of cranberry- to add substance and the loaves. If desired, brush cranberry picking expedi­ smooth and elastic with rains enough to make the could be frost damage to and-sugar-based juices and As a stroke of serendipi­ nutrition of complex car- top of loaves with 1 tables­ tion. blisters under tbe surface, picking easy. next year’s crop.” the rest is employed in the ty. this adaptation of a bohydretes to highlight,the about 10 minutes. Place poon melted butter. J a m e s B a k e r, a James Beard recipe not meal. But this year’s shortage An adequate water supp­ production of sauces, researcher at the dough in greased bowl; ly is important to jellies and relishes. only has the eating The bread will stay fresh For Raisin Bread, of rain threatens to reduce Plymouth Plantation cover loosely with plastic cranberries because it This diversification of qualities of Cuban bread, in a plastic bag for several reduce salt to 1 teaspoon. this year’s harvest in historical site, said the 329- wrap and cloth towel. Let cranberry products has but it is mucii quicker to days, and freezes well. Lef­ Add 1 cup raisins to dough Make hearty sandwiches with freshly-baked plastic bag for several days and freezes well. Massachusetts by 10 to 20 makes flood harvesting year-old document showed rise in warm place until percent, an industry possible and also serves to forced the industry to make than most kneaded tovers make exceptionally light and doubled In size, after beating. Prepare as Cuban bread. The bread will stay fresh in a the remains of the boy yeast breads. Using double spokesman said late last cover vines during the scurry to keep up with con­ good toast. about 15 minutes. directed. Do not slash were found months after he the yeast cuts total prof- week. winter for the prevention sumer demand. Being able to make such Punch down dougb loaves. Sprinkle the top of disappeared and that, ac­ fing time for this two-rise a good loaf of kneaded loaves with 1 tablespoon Such a reduction would of frost damage. By Cranberries, which are cording to the inquest, they several times to remove all mean sales losses ranging flooding the bogs in winter grown only in N orth bread to 30 minuJpK The bread in only 1 Vz hours in­ air bubbles. Divide dough sugar and % teaspoon cin­ had been eaten by wolves. from |2 million to |6 a layer of ice is formed loaves go into a cold oven. spired by the Pillsburv into 2 parts. Allow to rest namon. Easy-style spaghetti America, have come a long Rice and ajpple separate meat. Add Name the ‘Nameless’ recipe Convenience foods help 1 can (about 16 ounces) fill the urge for a spaghetti tomatoes remaining ingredients What’s in a name? Would Dec. 1,1980 and win one of Vi cup (2 ozs.) Kraft wherever prohibited, binge. V4 cup grated Parmesan except spaghetti. Bring to you believe six hundred 100 first prizes of the grated parmesan cheese taxed, or restricted. Sorry, stuffed pheasant Italian sausage and cheese boil; reduce heat. 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Even a $189 each; 200 second place park-skim mozzarella c o u rse , em ployees of restocking of pheasants in 3 tablespoons butter, platter of heaping' spaghet­ sausage and ground beef cooked spaghetti with ad­ casual cook will love the prizes of pasta machines, cheese KRAFT Inc., its sub­ rural areas make this suc­ melted ti. and cook onion with garlic ditional Parmesan cheese. new “Name the Recipe each worth $56; or 300 third Vt cup chopped tomato sidiaries, its advertising culent bird more available Prepare rice mix accor­ You add your own per­ and Italian seasoning until This kitchen-tested recipe Sweepstakes,” sponsored place prizes of beautiful Vi teaspoon oregano agencies, judging organiza­ than ever. ding to package directions, sonal touch to the sauce tender (use shortening if makes about 5 dups, 4 ser­ Nutritious casserole makes by Kraft. 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Queen find, a ’few months later, that it grain and wild rice mix til internal temperature on Dairy Queen casseroles or chowders. rv', e r meat thermometer is 180 Bake at 350 degrees for 45- One pound of fresh or has become Uh>sc. or buckled, IV4 cups apple cider (A roasting chicken may or is showing signs of wear. 1 slice bacon degrees. Place remaining be substituted) Mt. Vernon ^ DAIRY STORES / frozen fish fillets can be It is quite possible that the V4 cup chopped onion stuffing in a greased 50 minutes, or until tender. • . / Vernon "stretched ” to serve four problem is not due to faulty in­ Acorn Squaith Puree Scoop out pulp. Place pulp IV2 cups chopped apples covered casserole and bake 2 medium-size acorn or more very handsomely. stallation. or to the vinyl timir >2 cup chopp^ pecans in oven for last hour of and remaining ingredients 244 Broad St. 690 Hartford Rd. You might begin with covenng The problem is due to Manchester Manchester this hearty one dish meal - what is under your new floor­ ‘2 teaspoon thyme cooking. Baste bird every squash in blender or food 20 miiiutes with melted Fillets Paprika. A rich ing. ■. 'j ”T" t >'2 teaspoon salt V4 cup light cream processor. Blend until Whether it is sheet vinyl or ‘ 4 teaspoon pepper butter. Remove bacon last 4 tablespoons butter Hours - 7 AM-10 PM Mon.-Sat. noodles mixture topped tiles, all vinyl fliHmng is not 1 pheasant (2'.•2 to 3 30 minutes of cooking time 2 teaspoons pourbon, op- mixture is smooth. Reheat Center St. Sale Ends October 18, 1980 with buttery browned fish suitable for all r(K>ms. Here are a pounds) to allow pheasant to brown. tionaj___ if necessary in double and tomatoes will give fish few pitfalls to avoid. li u ' 1) Laying new tliKiring di­ a whole new image at your rectly over cement that holds The Milk of The Future house. Since October is moistun: or alkaline salts. This All across America, from the Fish and Seafood Month, condition is often found in «F|SAG||i West to the Midwest to the South, you’ll find good buys on basements Some cement can be /Ae sealed. Check first. fam ilies are choosing a lower in many kinds of fresh and 2) Laying new fl(K)ring over butterfat milk over homogenized frozen seafoods and VMXfi GRADE A WHITE existing vinyl flixMing. If your milk to serve in their home. suggestions for new ways FRESH present vinyl fl(H>r has a foam Families have chosen nutritious to serve them. Begin now backing, or is deeply embossed. Will APRICOT RUM CORDIAL minutes longer or until pork laOCB«unM«nyt»»to*i 2 cups dried apricots is done. 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Menus are subject Friday: Fish sticks with sliced kielbasa., Friday; Fish fillet, coffee or tea. Comprehensive plan revamp to start Elementary The menu Is subject to vegetable, potato puffi, to change without notice. cheese, mashed potatoes, sauerkraut, diced potato, French fried potatoes, School chocolate chip cookie. The tbwn last updated the plan 15 board learned they could withdraw Monday; Cheeseburger broccoli, choice of green beans, rye bread, buttered mixed vegetables, change. MANCHESTER- After two departmental employee will take to 2 vote, with Directors Barbara planner, considered requesting $50,- Monday; Hot Friday; Juice, meat and years ago, and it shows unrealized from the district, by a majority vote, on roll, buttered mixed Hebron desserts. spiced Yopfka sauce. (No bread, butter, milk and BoUon years of discussion, the town will about two to three years, town Weinberg and Gloria DellaFera op­ 000 for a consultant to do the work in cheeseburger on roll, cold cheese pizza, tossed salad development, besides not showing at any time. vegetables, fruit cocktail. lunch at the Middle School orange wedges. begin to revamp its Comprehensive planners have estimated. Last night posing. Mrs. Weinberg opposed about one year. This request changed tuna grinder or ham and Rham South Windsor Elementary or cole slaw, fruited or actual development. The PZC Tuesday: American chop —half day session.) Plan of Development. Deputy Mayor Stephen Cassano allocating the money in the middle of to a request for funding for an pickle on white, hot mixed suey, peas, peaches, peanut Monday; Chicken All schools schools plain gelatin with topping. Thursday; Grape juice Elderly alerted the board the annual cost, the fiscal year. She said she would associate planner, during budget members urged the plans revision to Membership in the district gives vegetables, fruit cocktail. croquettes, cheesey potato, Monday: Cheeseburger, butter with saltines. Monday: Meat loaf, m eat and cheese pizza, Rohertson The Board of Directors last night which will have to come from within prefer to wait on the funding.until the deliberations. This was the proposal aid town development. the town a voice in seeking transit Salad pide: Stuffed carrots, corn bread, Menus which will be Wednesday: Meatloaf seasoned rice, cole slaw, tossed salad with oil and lettuce and tomato, french & Grammar allocated $8,000 to hire an employee the budget next year, will be about next budget hearings. the board cut in approving the In other business last night the funds, and developing mass transit tomato with chicken salad. peaches. served Oct. 20-24 at with gravy, mashed peaches. vinegar, Italian cookie. fries, pudding with top­ in the Planning and Zoning Depart­ $13,000. Updating the comprehensive plan budget. board voted to join the Greater Hart­ alternatives. Tuesday: Hot elbow Tuesday: Hamburger on Mayfair and Westhill Monday; Juice, ravioli potatoes, chilled pears, Tuesday: Orange juice, Friday: Frankfurts, ping. ment to update the plan. The funding, has been a suggestion for several When the unanticipated surplus ford Transit District. The board will macaroni with meat sauce, bun, french fries mixed Gardens to Manchester with meat sauce, buttered To join the district there is a volun­ dinner roll. hotdog on bun, cheese baked beans, cole slaw, Tuesday: Juice, beef and from $300,000 of an unanticipated sur­ years. Before the town withdrew was realized, suggestions were made appoint two town representatives to or cold ham grinder or residents 60 or older, are green beans, hot roll, pud­ The board axed the employee posi­ Thursday: Pizza with vegetables, gelatin with wedge, french fries, gravy, rice, com niblets, to use part of it for the update. the council, which includes com­ tary fee of five cents a resident or a Johnny cakes, pear dessert as follows: ding with topping. plus, funds the temporary position tion during budget hearings for this from the Community Development salami and cheese on rye, meat sauce and cheese topping. gelatin with topping. cobblers. The m aster pten is the town’s pres­ munities from the surrounding area. total of $2,500. with brown sugar and Monday: Turkey Tuesday: Barbequed from December to fiscal year’s end. fiscal year, saying there was a lack Program of the Housing and Urban buttered peas, chilled tossed salad, chilled Wednesday: Hamburg Wednesday: Hamburg Wednesday: Shells with ent and future (ievelopment scheme. The town will have voting strength of raisins. vegetable soup, hot turkey pork on roll, choice of During the next budget proceedings of funding. However, the surplus Development department, $26,000 of diced peaches peanut pineapple. pizza, garden salad, orange and cheese pizza, garden meatsauce, green beans, about 10 percent of the district. The .town's Transportation Com­ Milk is served with all vegetable, banana. the board will have to decide to con­ from the 1979-80 fiscal year made the the block grant was to fund the It guides the PZC in zoning decisions, butter on saltines. Salad Friday: Oven fried juice bar. salad, juice bar. sandwich, mashed potato, Italian bread, chilled In a presentation from transit dis­ mission had recommended joining meals. Wednesday: Grilled tinue funding for the employee. funding possible. project. It was lost when the town outlining areas and types of expected plate: Banana with cottage chicken, french fries, Thursday: Veal Thursday: Chicken pot buttered carrots, pear pears. development. tricttrict representatives representatives last last week, week, the the thethe district district to to the the board. board. cheese, pickle chips, tosped Updating the plan, using a The board passed the request on a 7 and Alan Lamson, town development cheese and pineapple. chilled applesauce, dinner parmesan, buttered pie with biscuit, mashed Manchester halves, bread, margarine, Thursday: Pizza fruit Wednesday: Hot noodles, peas, applesauce skim milk, coffee or tea. salad, fruit cup. roll. Milk is served with all potato, broccoli', apple Cafeteria menus which juice, tossed salad, choice meatloaf with gravy or and sugar cookie. Tuesday: Beef continen­ Thursday; Hotdog on meals. crisp. will be served Oct. 20-24 at of dressing, fruited gelatin cold bologna and cheese Friday: Macaroni and tal with rice, mixed roll, macaroni and ch eese, Friday: Minestrone Manchester Public Schools with topping. MACC starting fund drive choice of vegetable,' froit grinder or tuna on wheat, Glastonbury cheese, fish sticks, cole soup, egg salad sandwich, vegetables, coleslaw, Friday; Minestrone are as follows: crisp with topping. mashed potatoes, chilled slaw citrus fruit cup. cheese wedge, vegetable apricots, wheat bread, soup, egg salad or tuna All schools Monday: Tomato juice,, Friday: Juice, pizza, pears, buttered roll. Salad Hebron sticks, potato chips, fresh margarine, skim milk, salad sandwich, potato plate: Ham meat plate. Monday; Veal parmesan, hamburg on roll, pickle coffee or tea. tossed salad, gelatin with & Gilead apple. slices, macaroni salad, puffs, fresh fruit. Thursday: Hot pizza with green beans, bread and Wednesday: Breaded topping. to help firebombed family Vernon milk and rosy applesauce. meat sauce, cold turkey butter, banana. Monday: Hamburg on baked pork chops, mashed Coventry Rohertson Tuesday: Hamburger in roll, french fries, cole All schools Tuesday; Southern fried grinder or bologna and potatoes, green peas, cendiary device, but her room was light of the bombing), but we can bun, trench fries, cote slaw, applesauce. chicken, cranberry sauce, Nathan Hale breakfast By MARTIN KEARNS cheese on roll, tossed salad Monday: Chicken chop applesauce, oatmeal heavily damaged. try,” Mrs. Carr said. slaw, cookie or fresh truit. Tuesday: Hamburg piz­ brown and white rice, Monday; Hamburger on Monday: Fruit, waffle, Herald Reporter with dressing and pineap­ suey, crisp noodles, cookie, rye bread, The parents were away at the time, Mrs. Carr said the community Wednesday: Spaghetti za, tossed salad orange buttered peas, com bread, roll french fries choice of milk. MANCHESTER - The ple tidbits. Salad plate: buttered rice, celery margarine, skim milk, but three other children were being would not be willing to deal with its and m eat sauce, tossed juice bats. butter, milk and peach vegetable, chilled pineap­ Tuesday; Juice, muffin, Manchester Area Conference of Stuffed tomato with cot­ sticks, roll and butter, for­ coffee or tea. watched by their uncle when the inci­ prejudice until it admits to it. salad, yeast rolls, peaches. Wednesday: Chicken crisp. ple. milk. Churches is seeking donations to aid tage cheese. tune cookies. T h u a g n a , dent occurred at 11:30 p.m. that Remarks made in regards to the ’Tuesday: Juice, lasagna, Wednesday: Fruit, Friday: Hot oven fried Thursday: Baked stew with biscuits, corn, buttered spinach, tossed a local black family whose home wak’ Community Develpment Develop­ Tuesday: Swedish meat- Wednesday: One-half choice of vegetable potato cereal, raisins, milk. Thursday. Two men, Norman chicken or cold salami and chicken, whipped potato, chocolate whip with top­ salad, lemon pudding, firebombed almost two weeks ago. ment referendum voted a year and a peas, bread and butter, ping. b a lls , g ra v y , m ash ed d ay —no lunch, muffin sweet. Thursday: Juice, Nancv Carr the eroun’s executiua^ Metheny, 18, of Webster Springs, W. cheese grinder or chicken Italian bread, margarine, and his friend, ^gene R, half ago were racial, Mrs. Carr said. gelatin or fresh fruit. Thursday: Roast pork potato, buttered carrots, Thursday: Apple juice, -Wednesday: Sliced scrambled eggs, toast, director, said Tuesday. salad on roll, french fries, skim milk, coffee or tea. Gilliland Jr., 17, of Manchester were “1 hope we don’t have to wait for Friday: Pizza, salad with gravy, mashed roll and butter Swedish Popeye salad, chili, rve turkey, gravy, buttered milk. The MACC Board of Directors is cinnamon-applesauce, roll. Friday; Broccoli tuna arrested Oct. 8 and charged with another firebombing to prove it,” she rice cranberry saiice, Friday; Juice, donut, hoping to raise more than $1,000 to casserole, mashed added. choice of vegetable. milk. first-degree arson. potatoes, pickled beets. ensure the family will not be forced The family lost furniture and to accept a financial loss from the in­ Mrs. Carr said the community has 5 carpeting in the bombing, in addition Breakfast is key to long life cident, Mrs. Carr said. Damage at a responsibility to see that the family to the damage caused by smoke the home has been estimated at $7,- is not forced to accept a financial spread through the home at 11 Brent For a longer life, eat 800 and the family’s insurance is not loss from the bombing. "At this time breakfast. That’s the Road. "They’ve taken a real expected to cover the entire loss, of disaster the community must recommendation from a beating,” Mrs. Carr said. Mrs. Carr said. stand beside one of its own,” Mrs. study published by public Mrs. Carr said the family had been The home of Bruce Meggett and his Carr said. health researchers at the unwilling to accept donations when wife. Lucinda Harris, was damaged first approached, but niounting costs University of California at SAVE’lOO She went further, saying the com­ Oct. 2 when a firebomb was thrown and the kindness expressed by some Los Angeles. through the bedroom window. F if­ munity must try to make-up for what community members had caused The study monitored the teen year-old Sharon Harris escaped she said was an apparent racial inci­ them to reconsider. lives of nearly 7,000 injury after being struck by the in- dent. "We really can’t make good (in Californians for 10 years. ’The’ family is still afraid for their The results: Eating IN NO"nME safety, according to Mrs. Carr, who breakfast and following six AND A LOT MORE IN MOUR SR\RE TIME. Machine gun used said the children have been sleeping other common sense health together, away from windows. Mrs. Carr said checks sent to the rules, like exercising Why scrimp to save in police standoff conference would be transferred regularly and not smoking, when all you have to do is CINCINNATI (UPI) - A man Fourth and Vine in the city's west .* • directly to the family. could extend a man’s life sew. With the sewing machines armed with a machine gun and three end, where the apartment is located, by an average of 11 years that have always made saving pistols, who may have killed his girl said Slaughter. East Catholic and a woman’s life by siim le... Singer. friend and booby-trapped her body, Slaughter also said a three-block seven. To begin with, there’s a sale to brighter hues. -today barricaded himself inside the area has been blocked off because of plans event While most breakfast going on. V/lth better than just Lush in summertime, this pond at the foot of the green gives way studios of WCPO-TV. the fear of an explosion. M ANCHESTER— East Catholic skippers don’t argue the nickel n' dime bffers. Like the of Case Mountain in Manchester takes on new (Herald photo by Pinto) Police SWAT teams surrounded The man in the studio was con­ High School’s annual "Back-to- importance of starting the Creative Touch Fashion* brilliance when fall approaches and the some the studios and cordoned off the area. tacted by Wally Phillips of WGN School-Night" will be held Monday. day right, they do have machine model 1036, with its "We have a homicide which he (the Chicago and told the announcer "1 The program, hosted by the reasons for not eating. regular price lowered by *1(X). man) is believed to be connected killed my girlfriend last night and 1 Parents’ Club, will start with a Some say they don’t have This machine has convenient with,” said Police Dispatcher have to go with her. general meeting for ail parents in the time or don’t like to cook in features like a free-arm and Rockville man faces drug charge George Reuss. "They're going to waste me. auditorium at 7:15 p.m. Featured the morning; others find 12 stitch patterns that make Friday on a warrant issued by Reuss said the man was believed to They're not going to let me out of they can’t eat anything sewing easy. MANCHESTER - Paul R. Adam­ The contents were sent to the state will be a brief presentation acquain­ be armed with an AR-15 automatic here. Tm not coming out of there. ting alt parents with the philosophy, that early in the day. Those who prefer to have Vi cup shredded cheddar pan 15 minutes; remove bran, buttermilk, honey And the more you sew son, 20, of 1 Windsor Ave., Rockville, laboratory for analysis, police said. Glastonbury police. Donald W. weapon and three .357 magnum You can come down here and come goals and objectives of East To solve the problems, breakfast a little later in cheese and cool on wire rack. and egg; stir by hand 50 to SAVE the more you'll save. Since was charged Monday night with il­ Adamson was held Monday on $5(X) Fecitt. of 444 Center St., was Off REG arrested in his apartment and turned pistols. in. Catholic. plan a different kind of the day will also find that a Vi teaspoon cinnamon Serve warm or cool. Store 75 strokes until dry in­ Micr the prices you see on clothes legal possession of a controlled sub­ bond and is scheduled to appear Nov. over to Glastonbury police, accor­ He said the man had taken several " I am not coming out of here. " the Following this presentation, breakfast. Having foods on slice of quick bread makes % cup buttermilk tightly covered in ’TO are so high, about all you can stance. police report. 3 in Manchester Superior Court. man told Phillips. "They're going to a portable meal, to eat gredients are moistened. miRODOCTORY SALE afford to do is look James J. Gorman. 17, of 61 Porter ding to Manchester police. hostages but released them un- parents will go to the homeroom of hand that don’t require 1 egg refrigerator. 12 servings. PRICE S269 99 aiDOI Police said they stopped the car harm ^ . waste me... the penal institutions, their son or daughter. Then the after they arrive at work Heat oven to 350°F. Pour into prepared pan. machine G136-with 14 So come in soon while Adamson was driving after they St., was charged Friday at Also in Manchester, a local woman time or cooking in the mor­ Date Bran Bread built-in sirtchpitlems. ' Police Capt. Donald Slaughter of the mental institutions are a perfect or schooi. Generously grease and Sprinkle wheat germ over you can still save extra. Manchester High School with posses­ reported the theft of about $700 worth parents will follow the schedule for a ning can change the going- 1 pkg. Pillsbury Date tree-vffl. buitt-m observed it operating in a suspicious the homicide squad said the killing of example of how they can waste you. Apple Nut Loaf combines flour bottom only of 8X4 or batter. buttonbolei. Ironi Then spend your spare time sion of marijuana with intent to sell. of lumber over the last two weeks at student’s typical day. without-breakfast habit. Quick Bread Mix drop-in bobbin manner. Upon inspection police said "a white female at 4 a.m. about 30 "I'm not coming out man. you're chopped fresh apple and 9X3-inch loaf pan. In large wisely and sew with a Singe He is scheduled to appear Oct. 27 the site of a new home she is having Back-to-School-.Night affords Make ahead or portable 1 cup whole bran cereal they found Adamson's license under years old" with no identification "is just conning me to come out. I hope shredded cheddar cheese bowl, combine quick bread Bake at 375°F. for 45 to machine. And eventually, Manchester Superior (iourt. built. About 47 sheets of wood are parents the opportunity to visit the breakfast ideas, like (shredded type) suspension. you are sincere. Don't let other peo­ with a nut quick bread mix, mix, apples, cheese, cin­ 55 minutes, until toothpick I you’ll save a lot more. Police said marijuana and drug said to be missing from lot No. 3 on to the best of my knowledge con­ classes of their children, meet their nutritipus quick breads, 1 cup buttermilk SAVE’50 Police said they instructed Adam­ ple make this kind of protest. for an interesting blend of namon, buttermilk and inserted in center comes NOVfONlM18999 ^m ni mjchiivM27-«nth paraphernalia were found in Gor­ Stillfield Road, rolice said. nected with the incident at the WCPO teachers, and gain an insight into the make good choices, i. 2 tablespoons honey IfM-arni. J built-in flitches bmlt-in buttonhokf son not to drive the automobile but studios." "I believe there are a lot of people philosophy and methods of the Since most quick breads flavors. If you like a hear­ egg; stir by hand 50 to 75 out clean. Cool upright in straight stretch stitch THE SINGER STORE later observed him operating the man's possession by school officials. T 1 egg who care, but they have no power, " tier breakfast, this bread is strokes until dry particles Police said they were called to the Her body was found in an apart­ various course offerings. " said the keep well for several days, pan 15 minutes; remove WHERE SAVING IS ALWAYS IN STYLE vehicle After Adamson was stopped Carter to visit he said. "I care. I m doing my part. good topped with a slice of are moistened. Pour into 1 tablespoon wheat germ THE SINGER CO. school and arrested Gorman. ment on 12th street, about four Rev. Robert E. Saunders, principal. the loaves can be baked in again, a plastic bag was found which HARTFORD (UPI) - President blocks from the studio, and the body That's why I'm here. Refreshments will be available in your favorite cheese. prepared pan. Heat oven to 350° F. and cool on wire rack. 856 MAIN STREET, MANCHESTER, CT A Manchester man was arrested advance on weekends or police said might contain marijuana. Carter will visit the Newington is believed to be wired to some "Look what 1 have to do — look For Date Bran Bread, Bake at 375°F. for 50 to Grease and flour bottom Serve warm or cool. Store the, cafeteria during the evening and evenings. For breakfast, Foitfconvemenicteiht^ns »i4.bl.ioq,ul,tedcu«anm ^ 643-4305 Children's Hospital but no public explosives. Slaughter said. what I have to do to get people to after completion of the classes. .At just slice and serve. They you add bran cereal, 60 minutes until toothpick only of 8X4 or 9X5-inch loaf *AThmpany m i & crcckt pUns opuorul M pArucipAttng dealers tightly covered in speeches are planned during his Reuss said the woman was listen. " he said. "My girlfriend was this time, teachers will be available also can be frozen for buttermilk and honey to a inserted in center comes pan. In large bowl, com­ refrigerator. 12 servings. three hour trip to Connecticut on believed to be an ex-nun. an ex-nun. You can understand now to meet Inlormally with parents longer storage. date bread mix. The cereal out clean. Cool upright in bine quick bread mix. Rochelle Abraitis Thursday. Police have evacuated the area at what I've done. These recipes, made gives both extra nutrition ' and fiber to the flavorful with convenient quick Carter was scheduled to arrive at Volcano course bread. Sprinkle wheat bread mixes and other named princij Bradley International Airport in SANTA BARBARA, germ over the batter for an good-for-you ingredients, Windsor Locks at 10:10 a m. and Calif. ( UPI) — The Univer­ attractive topping on the and administrative activities at the VISIT supply important B SOI TH Vt lNDSOR - Rochelle shake hands with dignitaries before baked loaf. The biggest sale sity of California begins a junior high school. Goldman said. vitamins and iron to your Abraitis has been named principal of leaving for the hospital. geology class Thursday on TOLLAND COUNTY She will hold the position only for daily diet. Serve them with Apple Nut Loaf Ellsworth School, according to the slopes of Mount St. a glass of milk for calcium 1 pkg. Pillsbury Nut this year, because Ellsworth School After visiting with some of the VOLKSWAGEN IJ n r / ie r Stytinfi Snh Superintendent Robert Goldman. Helens in Washington. AND SEE WHAT and a citrus fruit or juice Quick Bread Mix on contacts from Mrs. Abraitis. chairman of the is scheduled to be closed in June. patients, the President will meet Clifford A. Hopson, to get your day’s supply of 1 cup (1 large) finely foreign language department at with community, social service and YOU CAN BUY '968 MAIN ST.. MANCHESTER Goldman indicated that the closing professor of geological i NEAR ARTHUR DRUG' vitamin C. chopped peeled apples FILL YOUR FREEZER FOR... Timothy Edwards Junior High human service leaders at 11 a.m. in FOR of Ellsworth, which houses about half sciences at UC’s Santa the hospital. the biggest seller School, will d'ontinue her leaching of the Grade 7 students for the Barbara campus, said HAIRCUTTING FOR MEN a WOMEN ...THE WINTER MONTHS AHEAD Goodwin open house system, will mean that Mrs. Abraitis He next will go to the Old State Tuesday the fall seminar will have fewer duties compared may be the first academic We cut and freeze wrap only U.S.D.A. Choice Meat. If you want EAST H ARTFORD - All parents House in Hartford for a private 12:15 of contacts. with the usual administrative func­ p.m. meeting with Democratic Party course of its kind ever *99” are invited to attend the Goodwin 647-1167 a hindquarter, chuck, loin or roast call Frank Toros at 643-4151. tions of a principal. donors, leaders and candidates. offered. Appolntmentt School annual "Open House " The course, featuring This week’s freezer special ... whole U.S.D.A. Choice Shoulder Goldman said she will have no Available • e ' Thursday at 7 p.m.. at the school. planning or budgetary duties. He was expected to return to the geologists who have been TOLLAND COUNTY Tuaa. Thru FrI. Clods at $1.98 lb. These boneless lean clods make nice roasts and Following a short PTO business London Broils... Mrs. Abraitis has been teaching Air National Guard hanger at among the observers of the VOLKSWAGEN meeting, the classrooms will be open French and Spanish in the town since Bradley by 12;4f. p.m, for a flight to 1980 volcanic eruptions, Walk-lna R O U T E 83 on sSV U.8.D.A. CholCB Lean ^ ^ for visitation. Refreshments will be 1969 and was named as department New York where he planned to hold a will provide credits for 25 to 32 oz. served in the cafeteria after VERNON, CT. Saturday^ head two years ago. town meeting. graduate students. CORNISH LONDON $059 classroom visitation. HENS BROILS Um your favbrito marinada or Lowry’aL B^l b 9 9 « Marinade for boat raauHa. Are you tired of looking at For the month of October Buy frMzor loti of SHOULDER CLOD . ______the same old painted walls? 5 6 Cornlah Han* for 89* lb. OVEN or $ 9 3 9 BAUSCH A LOMB OR AMERICAN OPTICAL SOFT LENSES Take a new room home today and odd life to your walls Includes lens care kit and “Love ’em or Leave ’em”'“Plan. POT ROAST . ^ Eye examination not included. OWall-iex TOBIN’S Vinyl Wallcovering Whol«U.8.D.A.Chole« ^ Now you can get quality Bausch & Lomb or American It's BEEF Optical soft contact lenses for just $79. That price includes a Si M ic h a e ls FRANKS SHOULDER $198 lens care kit and the PEARLE VISION CENTER ’’Love 'em or Leave 'em Plan which gives you 30 days to decide PAUL’S PAINT 80th Y ear When you wrap in this14K 1 about contacts or we ll refund the cost of the lenses. Eye CLODS REEF . 615 Main SL, Manchastar We're this V a carat diamond gold iacket ib M .8 9 Cut and fraaiar wrappad exam is not included. The best thing is you're getting 25 % celebrating contacts from the experienced people at PEARLE who 649-0300 wedding ring Frozen Breaded Veal Patties ... lb. $1.49. Save when you buy case the lots ... 9 Lives Cat Food, case of 24 ... $6.99, Cycle Dog Food, case have sold more contact lenses than anyone in the nation. occasion of 18... $6.45. Cott Ginger Ale or Club.^HIt^ case of 1 2 ...... $5.94 So hurry in for our $79 soft with a you get sheer contacts. Offer expires ^ D C A D I ET year of Dec. 31,1980. No other • I magnificence. PINEHURST GROCERY INC. discounts apply. ^ ^ ^ j j o r ^ e n c e ^ specially ASEARLE COMPANY priced diamond MANCHESTER offerings Both specially priced at $99.S Parkade Shopping Ctr., 330 Broad St., Tel. 643-4259 O ur Both year as Trusted Jewelers For oltier locations call toll-tree 800-331-1000. 956 Main SI. • Downtown Manchoator * a Hartford • New Britain Westfar'^s Mall c I960 Searle Optical Inc Dallas Te.asUSA • Anu't* ,|i'f vitrfss/AI isfi" j»' V 'S' '' EVENING HERALD, Wed., Oct. 15, 1860 - 21

;"'ess for Re'M 2920 between 10:00 a.m. and 643-9915 7:30 p.m. and concluding Sunday at 7 p.m. 56 — Resort Property for Rent 4:00 p m. YOUR TAQ SALE TWO WAY8I 57 •- W v-*;. Prophecy in the '80s, is the topic for the conference 58 — M 'Se for Rent FULL TIME BABYSITTER AID* ASSISTANCE which is being held in various Connecticut churches. Dr. AUTOMOTIVE NEEDED for 9 month old in­ ol North Eastam Conn. HEY KIDS! John McGahey. professor and chairman of Bible Exposi­ 6 1 A,i".s for Sale fant in Manchester or East 3S7 East Contor 8t. Ltfua tM^hbofliood tion at Philadelphia College of the Bible will open the con­ 62 — Trucks for Sale Hartford area.Call 289-0865 M o n c h it o r 63 - Heavy Equipment tor Sale after 6.00 p.m., or weekends. TMUU ference Thursday evening on the topic "Israel and the ' 64 — Motorcydes-Bicycies 9ATURDAY ONLY, Church." 65 — CamperS'TrailerS'Mobile ffiiii fciikiM. l| nk, mil S Homes wmwrtiA fl^BiA ebw, IrNBr. Friday evening will be devoted to a sacred concert by pdb NN. Mo S a m M U n k - Use a Herald 66 Automotive Service MtoyOiMlSIwSSwiTML Donna Jean Wood from Beverly Hills, Calif. Miss Wood 67 — Autos for Rent-Lease CAftRIItt NeCDEDI Tag Sale Display has sung for Lawrence Welk, the Civic Light Opera Co., Earn Cash Signed and was featured soloist at the Pentagon. She will give for Ad for two days her testimony as a Hebrew Christian. TROHATi: NOTICK 5 Courl ol Probate. D istrict of Prospect Street area (1 X 1 ) A Saturday breakfast meeting-will begin at 8:30 a.m. at Manchester and receive Address the church with Dr. Daniel Fuchs speaking on the subject NOTICE OF HEARING ESTATE OF HAROLD A In Rockville up to... Cost Is only "AH Nations Against Jerusalem." Dr. Fuchs is chairman Tl'RKINGTON. deceased two free signs of the board of the American Board of Missions to the Pursuant to an order of Hon William $6.90 for Phone K FitzGerald. Judge, dated October 8, Jews, Orangeburg. N Y. He will speak at the Sunday IMO. a hearing will be held on an $50.00 per week both days— for on-the- Time losoo aw satubday (not to be published) application praying that an instrument Call 647-9946, morning worship service at 10:45 a m. on "The Prophetic purporting to be the last will and testa­ $6.30 If paid Message of Lamentations." Dr. McGahey will close the ment of said deceased be admitted to street publicity Plate TOUR HOUSE probate at in said application on file advance when conference at 7 p.m. with the message “Messiah's or 647-9947 At M m rtiud ki Tkt more fully appears at the Court of Probate on (xtober 23, 1910 at 3 00 you pick up Return and Reign." p.m All are welcome to these services. Nursery care is SPEND YOUR EARLY EVENINGS your sign. Dawn E Graboski. Ass t. Gerk provided. Cost for the breakfast is $1.75 and reservations 036-10 Signs Are Suitable For Inexpensive Reproduction. are required. For further information call 646-8599. W O R K IN G FO R TH E H E R A L D ...... Actual Size is S'/t" x 11” PROH4TK NOTICK QUALITY CONTROL MANAGER NOTICE TO CREDITORS Carrier Needed CALL JEAN Tna Le-Mi Corporation is soaking a quality control ESTATE OF TEKLA OFIARA, King Court and Main St. manager with expertise In developing and Im­ deceased She H cralti plementing In-process and final Inspection The Hon. WILLIAM B. 647-9846 or FITZGERALD. Judge of the Court of East Hartford Ettrntng B rnilb methods and procedures. Applicants must have a f>robale. Dislriti of Manchesicr. at a working knowledge of Government and Aircraft hearing held on October 8 nRO, ordcicd that all claims must bo 647-9947 specifications, as well as experience in handling pri‘vnli>d to the fiducjary on or bi-fore audits and surveys. January 8. IMl or be barred as by law Call Donna 647-9881 Please mall or carry resume to: provide 16 Brainard naca, Manchastert Conn. The Le-Mi Corporetlon Dawn E. Graboski. Ass't. Clerk CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING ISO Tunnel Road, P.O. Box 2350 The fiduciary is; 643-2711 Sylvian E. Ofiara DO IT DAILY - KNOW WHO TO CALL WHEN YOU Vernon, CT 06060 - 87 Santina Dr NEED SOMETHING DONE by reading the Business and Manchester, CT 06040 643-2711 Service Directory in the Evening Herald. 22 - EVENING HERALD. Wed.. Oct. 15. 1980

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s '» ' * \I o \ o n ^ ACROSS to excess Answer to Previous Puzzle s e ' i " ’ 2 Wing (Fr.) 1 Shiksipsar* 3 Security UUBU □ □ E JD * * * - k •in villain 4 Japanese port Pbby 5 Haartbaat 5 Long fish chart (abbr.) 6 Pottery clay □ □ □ □ □ □ By ADigaii van Buren 6 Poatic foot 7 Rut i f Call 643-2711 * 12 Day (Sp.) DUIS □□□□□nUDLl Call 643-2711 if ^ ★ W * ™ ★ if w .iM ft 01 6 I (Gar.) □□DBCl □□ DDDD 13 For hairing •9 Sea term □□□□ QD GCIDDD 14 Blacken 10 Boy □C3DC3D D D D D D D D 15 W om an'i 11 Mead name 17 School organi* R T •1 1 oTw 16 M aani of zation (abbr.) E R Tl N DEAR ABBY: I've been reading your column for many •tea pa 19 Certain Frank & Ernaat years and agree with your advice about W percent of the A 1 S E 18 Onioni 24 Louia eggs M E T] T time, but your comment to PROUD GRANNY didn't sound 20 Piaca of land 25 Rolli out Business & Service like you. Granny wrote that she let her grandson and five of 21 Evargraan tree 26 Hold Pfiicllla'a Pop — Ed Sullivah 22 Gold lymbol hia boyfriends use her beach home for a weekend high 27 Sicilian hearing 63 Aid indiagnoS' school graduation celebration and the boys had left the 23 Author volcano 41 Make up ing (comp, place immaculate! The floor had been scrubbed, the bed OH, BERNARD. Turgenev NO CAREFUL ' VMATCH I I'M PROUP OF 29 Homa of 42 Expirations linen and towels were laundered, and they even left her a SOU'VE VMk6HEPANP WHAT SOU JUST CALLe FT' 25 Augment wd.) THE FINGERPRINTS.' SCU, ESERNARP.' 28 Ancient Abraham RETT thank-you note, signed by all the boys, plus a box of candy VKAXEP THE CAR.' r H E T S THE PEBBLE TRUCK ISN'T L 45 Author 54 Norse deity NEARLV AfS BAP AS WKAT7 writing 31 Trifle Fleming 55 Bare and a $10 bill to cover the cost of their long-distance calls. ms BEAJjnnjL .'/TAKE A 30 Unutad VOU CALLEP THE TAR TRUCK 32 Load 47 Trundles 57 Christian You agreed that they were wonderful young men, then you SPIN 34 Reform 33 First garden 38 Cardan 48 Oeprsvity symbol spoiled it all by tagging on the P.S.: "Sounds like they may 1 I I 35 Mind amphibian 49 Sherry 58 Word of have had a little help from some chicks." 38 Common verb 37 Good (Lat.) 50 Behold (Let.) assent Abby, I'm disappointed and amazed that you, a vocal 39 Organs of proponent of the ERA, would make such a sexist comment 38 By tha aide of 40 Bridge Courtesy, neatness and housekeeping skills are not strictly 41 Concept I 2 3 4 s 6 7 S 9 10 n L2_n." feminine traits. I think you owe the young men an apology. 43 Decade .2CS1L 12 13 14 LET DOWN 44 Taka evening , meal Servictt Offered 31 Services Ottered 31 Painting-Papering 32 Building Contracting 33 IS IS 17 Dogt-BIrdt-Pett 43 Apartments For Bent S3 Homes lor Bant 54 DEAR LET: I i^ree, and I hereby apologise. My 48 Blood factor 11 19 2 0 21 B&M TREE SER V IC E, C&M TREE SERVICE. Free PA IN TIN G BY CRAIG n REAL ESTATE “P,8.” was intended as a little Joke, but a surpriaing 46 Flock member where TREE-MENDOUS ser­ FES Industries, Inc. Bsimber o f readers took me seriously. 51 Oklahoma estimates, discount senior OGDEN Interior and SOUTH WINDSOR KENNEL FIVE ROOMS. Two BOLTON - Seven Room 22 2 3 24 vice is guaranteed, now citizens. Company offer you bedrooms. Applianced town Exterior Specialist! Fully In­ Homes For Sale 23 CLUB offers 8 Weeks Ranch. Finished Rec Room. 52 Early English offering FREE STUMP Manchester owned and sured. Free Estimates. Call QUALITY HOME Handling Course, in Breed & kitchen, garage, yard and Deck. One acre private yard. Captain Eaay — Crooka & Lawranca 2 S 36 2 7 21 29 3 0 31 3 2 JT GRINDING with tree basement. No pets. Rent: $395 inhabitant operated Call 646-1327. anytime. 649-8749. REMODELING Obedience, beginning October $450. Available November 56 Neighborhood 34 3 S removal. Free estimates Ful- RANCH - Nine rooms. Formal plus utilities. Security. 649- DEAR ABBY: With reference to the letter from HAPPY 3 1 247-3218 dining room. Rec room with 1st and 2nd. Cost $25. For 15th. 643-1968 after 6:00 p.m. WELL. I'L L RECKON CORY CAN SOiHindi dialect Iv insured References. Senior 0717. COUPLE who were all set toji^arried by the only person BE H O K N - 37 3 1 3 9 EXTERIOR PAINTING, Hartford, CT wet bar. Separate master further information: 569-3010, t e l l y a m o r e 'n r 60|Raln unit Citizens Discount 643-7285. experienced college student. 563-0128, 678-0254, 289-8188, in the area who had the auRfority to marry them: He was a SWOSCLEDl C A N , S H E R IF F 1 6l/Definita bedroom suite with cathedral ••••••••••••••••••••#••••• 4 0 41 4 2 4 3 Quality work. Very 684-5191 and 875-9127. VERNON - H eat paid . forest ranger, but the bnde's mother and grandmother article REWEAVING BURN ■ ALMOST ANY ODD JOB " - ceiling. Large flag-stone Carpeted two bedrooms, with Off/ces-Sfores tor Rent 55 62 Set reasonable prices. Call Mike. DESIGN KITCHENS - disapproved of him because he had long hair and a beard. 44 4 S 4 6 47 HOLES. Zippers, umbrellas Painting House or Office patio. Pool. Wood-Burning dishwasher. Pets ok, $200's. 63 Sediment Cleaning, Autos etc . RH 569-3458 or 569-4945 Cabinets. Vanities, Formica stove. $89,500. Group 1, THREE YEAR OLD MALE May I offer the following comments: repaired. Window shades, PUREBRED COCKER 236-5646, Locators, fee. 1. Forest rangers are not authorized to perform mar­ 64 Curly letter 4 1 4 9 SO S t S 3 1 3 B4 s s Venetian blinds.. Keys. TV Enterprises, 646-1096 Counter Tops. Display. Philbrick Agency. 646-4200. OFFICE SPACE 65 "Auld Lang LEE PAINTING. Interior & Storage & Bookcases. Kitchen SPANIEL - With papers, riages. s e 8 ^ BS S 9 FOR RENT. Marlow's. 867 Exterior "Check my rate needs good home. Good with EAST HARTFORD - Pets ok FOR RENT continental ’ c a t e r e r s Cabinet Fronts. Custom PLYMOUTH LANE. Colonial. 2. As a retired forest ranger, I have yet to see a ranger Main Street. 649-5221. Sunny one bedroom, with s o 91 6 3 - Ready for Holidays. We ll before you decorate. " Depen­ Woodworking. 649-9658 Six generous size rooms. 24 children. Call 646-0673. with long hair and a beard. D O W N * dable. Fully insured. 646-1653. appliances. Today just $190. cater private or social events foot livingroom. Fireplace, In Manchester. Central 3. In your reply to the couple, you said, "Perhaps you 6 3 64 69 CERAMIC FIRING. Discount TWO ANGORA KITTENS 236-5646, Locators, fee. at hall or in your home. Dining room. Three should remind your mother and grandmother that Jesus 1 Person loved I f rates. Quick service. Call 643- GENERAL PAINTING - eight weeks old need home location. Air con­ Professional service. Call 649- bedrooms. 115 baths. Garage. Christ had long hair and a beard." So be iL but look .what rMiwflPfkPdi iNrifiniisi as$ni 2543. Interior & Exterior: Booling 34 immediately. Call 643-0290; CARPETED TWO ditioning. 4675. 6:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. for $69,900. Group 1, Philbrick BEDROOMS - All modern happened to Aim. Socializing In Exterior Trim. Agency. 646-4200. 643-5309; 871-6533. 5 low estimates. LAWNMOWERS Free Estimates. Fully In­ ROOFER WILL INSTALL kitchen. Kids and pets ok. Just ARTHUR IN ALBUQUERQUE REPAIRED. 15% Sr. Citizen $285 . 236-5646. Locators, fee Call 6 4 3 - 9 5 5 1 AUTOMOBILE sured. Call 646-0709, or 742- roof, siding or gutter for low CAPE 8 ROOMS - 4 FREE - Male two year old Discount! Free pick up and 5087. discount price. Call Ken at dog. Labrador-Retriever delivery! Expert service. SIMOZINIZING - Will •••••••••••••••••••••••••• Bedrooms. Rec room with MOVE RIGHT IN! Nice two Allay Oop — Dave Graua 647-1566. bar. Den. New kitchen. mixture. Well trained; Needs bridge Simonize your car in your ECONOMY ...... LAWNMOWER.. Building Contracting 33 room to run. 647-9385. bedrooms. Large yards for DEIAR ABBY: I am very much in love with a wonderful 647-3660. driveway $15.00 and up. For Aluminum siding.2 car gar­ kids and pets, $175. 236-5646. man whom I will marry the minute my divorce is final. further details, call 643-8653. age Handy location. $63,900. ■ Locators, fee. WES ROBBINS Carpentry FREE TO GOOD HOME - 1 AUTOMOTIVE That's the problem. My divorce is not yet final, and from the WANTA TALK Hea Ilng-Plumblng- 35 Group I, Philbrick Agency, remodeling specialist. Ad­ 646-4200. Female Persian Cat. 18 ^ ...... way the lawyers are holding things up, I don't know when ditions, rec rooms, dormers, months old. Call 646-6444, CH A RM IN G TWO the divorce will be final. Painting-Papering 32 NO JOB TOO SMALL - Toilet BEDROOMS with fenced Auto Parts For Sale 60 B-B UPHOLSTERY. Custom built-ins, bathrooms, MANCHESTER - 12 Room anytime. My fiance wants to give me a diamond engagement ring kitchens. 649-3446. repairs, plugged drains, yard. Modem appliances. Just ______Oswald Jacoby and Alan Sontag Work. Free Estimates. Will DAN SHEA PAINTING & Duplex. 6&6. 2 car garage. and make the announcement We are totally committed to kitchen faucets replaced, Musical Instruments 44 $185. 236-5646, L.ocators.'fee. ■ pick up and deliver. Please DECORATING. Interior and Amesite drive. Central loca­ -J each other, and all that's holding us up is my divorce. FARRAND REMODELING - repaired, rec rooms, Would it be proper to go ahead and announce our call 646-2161 after 4:00 p.m. Exterior. Also: Wallpapering. bathroom remodeling, heat tion. Two separate furnaces. KIDS OK - Two bedrooms ★ Cabinets, Roofing, Gutters, 84-86 Hamlin Street. Call 649- SUZUKI VIOLIN - Three CHEVY MOTOR FOR SALE - engagement before I am officially divorced? I have been Inept play sinks contract Quality Craftsmanship! Call Room Additions, Decks, All modernization, etc. M & M with laundry facilities. Plus BRICK, BLOCK, STONE - 646-5424, or 646-1305. 0426. Agent. quarter size, with case and Valves completely done over. separated from my husband for five months, there's no Upes of Remodeling, and Plumbing & Heating. 649-2871. lots more! Just $150 236-5646, the principle of throwing a Fireplaces. Concrete. bow. Excellent condition. Locators, fee. $200 or best offer. Please call chance for a reconciliation, and I am definitely going to Chimney Repairs. "No Job Repairs. Free estimates. Ful­ 56 HAWTHORNE STREET - $100. Telephone 568-5236 after M3-9340; keep trying marry this man I'm in love with. loser on a loser. PROFESSIONAL PAINTING ly insured. Phone 643-6017. Too Small." Call 644-8356 for - Interior and exterior. Excellent Value! Six Room 4:00 p.m. What do you say? NORTH i(Lis-to This time the great detec­ GLASTONBURY. New five ♦ KQJlOtt tive sat West with the good estimates. Commercial and residential. Cape. One new bath, new roof, room condo style duplex. IMPA'HENT LEON CIEZSYNSKI BATHTUBS »S 42 Doctor Watson holding down Free estimates. Fully In­ new siding, new furnance, Offers all the luxury features Autos For Sale SI BUILDER. New homes, ad­ new outside deck, enclosed Sporting Goods 46 ♦ J the East chair. South was WILL DELIVER small loads sured. 646-4879. R I I ^ L A Z I D d you'll need. Rare find in South DEAR IMPATIENT: Wait until you are officially their unlucky expert opponent V ditions, remodeling, rec In Home Guarantee glass and screen porch, ♦ 865 of sand, gravel or loam. Call Chip Repair Glastonbury. 568-0138; 633- WE PAY TOP PRICES for divorced before you become officially engaged. who alw an managed to get 644-1775. Can call 7:00 a.m to rooms, garages, kitchens dormer, carpeting. Many TWENTY THREE FOOT WEST EAST PAINTING - INTERIOR AND remodeled, ceilings, bath tile, Dorcelain & PENN-YAN Sport Fisherman 4566 for details. Broker. wrecked and junk cars. A i B Tha Fllntatonaa — Hanna Barbara Productlona the worst out of his good 10.00 p.m. EXTERIOR: Paperhanging. more extras. Priced to sell, Auto Salvage, used auto parts. ♦ 84 ♦ 97 5 1 dormers, roofing. Residential Fiberglass. Spray i Sedan. Hard top. Excellent 9 9 cards. Experienced, references. Ser­ Appliances & f $55,900. Call Group I, Warren Call Tony 646-6223. ♦ 761 or commercial. 649-4291. condition,New electric trim MANCHESTER. Town House tAQJ The play was short and GEORGE N. CONVERSE. ving Willimantic, Cabneis Display at E. Howland. 643-1108. ■✓ ES, MOTHER, FRED ...I HOPE HE ...HE HURT HIS HAND 104642 tK tabs. VHF CB. Cutty Cabin Apartment Two bedrooms. CONFIDENTIAL TO DOUBTING THOMAS IN ♦ J7 snappy. Holmes led his ace of Painting and paperhanging. Manchester, Bolton, Coven­ 8 HIGHLAND ST., E.H IVi baths. No pets.Lesperance IS PACKINO FOR HIS POES' WELL,TOO.' THE FIRST DAV AND ♦ K 10912 diamonds and continued with Thirty years experience. Call Keep Smiling GNU TUB OF NEW ENGLAND MANCHESTER. Unique with head. Owner bought SEATTLE: According to the Center for Disease SOUTH try. Columbia, Tolland areas. larger boat. Call 742-8537 after Agency. 646-0505 Control in Atlanta, Gsu, in 1979 there were 136 cases ANNUAL FISHINS TRIP LAST YEAR'S COULDN'T SHUFFLE the queen. Dummy's five was 4:00 to 9:00 evenings. 643-2804. W J. Grlllo 423-6582. He H appy (2031 528-8200 English Cotswold three story VVITH MIS LOOSE SROUP. T R IP m s A , THE CARPS.' ♦ A overruffed by Watson's six. Colonial on Comstock Road, 5:0() p.m. w a n t e d ju n k a n d l a t e of syphilis reported in children between the ages of ♦ AKQJIOt Back came die three, which PROFESSIONAL FEMALE 10 to 14 in the U.S. And 9,104 cases of gonorrhea D t S A S T e ^ / near Country Club. Must be seeks same to share Two MODEL WRECKS - Cash ♦ 975 South won. seen to be appreciated. $125,- Keep Smiling Paid Call Parker Street Used rsTCited in that age group. ♦ AQ4 South cashed his ace of Bedroom Apartment. I'i Auto Parts, Inc 649-3391 'There were 3,344 cases of ssrphilis reported in 000. Lesperance Agency. 646- baths. $205, pay h electric Vulnerable: Neither spades, led and ruffed his last Be Happy chiidren between the ages of 10-19. And 249387 diamond. He hoped that Elast 0505. bill. Evenings 649-1828 Dealer: Elast Help Wanted 13 Help Wanted 13 Help Wanted 13 Help Wanted 13 1969 CONTINENTAL cases of gonorrhea reported in that age group. (Note: would not bold the last trump, Garden Products 47 but East overrufled for the ATTRACTIVE THREE CLASSIC. Low mileage. Call These are only the raportad cases. The actusd number West Norik East Soatt HOUSFKEEPERS. Including PART TIME CAFETERIA Household Goods 40 between 8:30 a m. and 5:00 of cstses is estimated to be much higher.) Paai ! ♦ third defensive trick. Then TELEPHONE NATIVE FRUIT - Pears, ROOM APARTMENT. Heat, p.m 646-4004 4 t East led a club. 'The queen PART TIME some weekend work. Mature SUBSTITUTES - South Wind­ hot water, electricity, Pass Pass 4 ♦ C ash, Fun Si P riz e s REFRIGERATORS apples and sweet apple cider. Pass Pass Pass finesse worked for South, but and responsible individual. SOLICITERS sor School System. For more appliances, references, no be had to lose his club four phoning our customers Apply Riverside Health Care information, call 644-2413 Washers/Ranges, used, Biotti's Fruit Farm, 260 Bush PERMANENT PART guaranteed and clean. New Hill Road, (rear), pets. $275 . 646-3167 ; 228-3540 spot. from home. Choose your Center. 745 Main Street, East between 9 a.m. and 3 p.m. Opening lead: 9 A South complained about bad Hartford. shipment damaged, G.E & Manchester. 646-4810. own hours. TIME POSITIONS FRIGIDAIRE. Low prices. FIVE ROOMS - Two luck, but his loss was due to RESPONSIBLE. MATURE Tha Born Losar — Art Santom CALL B.D. Pearl & Son, 649 Main bedrooms Appliances PstroQroph bad play. All he had to do was DRIVERS HELPER For raipontibit SALESPERSON needed for Street, 643-2171. Garage. Yard and basement to refuse to ruff any diamonds 249-7773 or NEEDED for local adjustable Junior Clothing Store Flexi­ Antiques 48 No pets Rent $395, plus in dummy. West would start houtowlvot and othort Junk Success la likaly today If n can (O H O M ltJO bed company. Must be 643-7004 looking to tupplemoirt pro- ble part time hours. Inquire in utilities and security. 649-0717 with three tricka, but now reliable and nave a good person: Peaches, Marshall's be acMaved on tin first go- By Oiwald Jacoby there would be no way for the THE PACK RAT - Antiques i around. Wtwre second and tMrd swewc upow driving record. Apply in per­ soni Incomo. Good Mall. Manchester Parkade. □MISC. FOR SALE and Alaa Soaiag defense to score a fourth. telephone voice required. Collectibles. Opel! Sunday 12 THREE ■ ROOM efforts are rsquirsd. you nUoM son to: Slumbermatic 70 to 5. 40 Flora Road, off Route APARTMENT - Heat, elec­ throw In the towsl. s a m c c H South would discard two ioa- Tolland Street. East Hartford, • Good hourly rate ICars We are Indebted to Frank ing clubs from dummv on FULL OR PART TIME 85, Bolton. tricity. gas package m e ts (Peb. SB4larah 20) In W H0JSt)OR 9 to 5 weekdays. • Bonut eyetein Articles tor Sale 41 Thomas, Sherlock Holmes and West's second and thW dia­ T POSITION - Sales et cetra. Excellent area. Security No Involvamants with fitands today, • Sick days For flower and gift shop. B 0 U G H 1 I msfie It a point not to resurrect (TalUomla Popular Bridge (or mond tricks. FULL OR PART TIME. All WANTED Antique Furniture, pets. Telephone 643-1827, 649- Oetaher W , M M this old timer that illustrates (NEWSPAPER Ei'tTERPRlSE ASSN.) HOUSEWIVES - Earn $60 to • Holidays Includes Saturdays. Apply in Glass. Pewter, Oil Paintings 9092. Bill'i Auto Parts old Issuae on which you Mid thw AAAXeSNti)^ shifts. 3:00 p.m. to 11:00 p.m. $80 per week working part Opportunities of a uniqus nature had opposing vlawa. Scars and 11:00 p.m. to 7:00 a.m. • Paid vacation person: Flower Fashion, 85 ★ p r Antique Items. R. TOLLAND may fat Into your lap this coming time. Work at Lunch Hours, East Center Street, haven't healed yet. WBAI2. now open. Possible advance­ • Choice ol hours. ALUMINUM Sheets used as Harrison. Telephone 643-8709. ACCEPTING 187M 231 64M 67I year through rslativas or nstgh- A M Ig (Match tl-Apig It) Your while children are in school, Manchester. rlnting plates, .007 thick APPLICATIONS FOR THE bert. Maks a conoaned effort to ment to assistant manager or or work two lunches and two B -1 ; 5 -9 actions may wet achtsve your x28‘/2 ", 259Jk rpn!«cents paY»heach nror ^5 bEECHWOOD stay on the very bast of terms PppT P F F T ^ ^ L ^ T manager through perfor­ nights. Ideal for the active 1974 SUBARU - Good condi­ ends today, but unlaas you take Our Boarding Housa mance. Medical, life in­ Call 569-4993 Moonday for $1. Phone 643-2711. Must be * RENTALS APARTMENTS. Two others Into consideration you housewife; you have most of tion. Front wheel drive. $1800 UMA (iepi IM eL a ) Your might atanate the vary people surance. cp dil union, profit through Friday bmwi picked up before 11 a m. bedrooms Waiting list is negotiable Telephone 643- family may find you rather dtlft- your days and nights free, yet ONLY. open. 6 to 9 month wait. Rent with whom you should be making snaring av; liable. AppV 7- nave a good extra income. GRILL HELP - Part time. Rooms for Bent 52 6785, or 659-1723. , cult to flgure out today, because Wanda, includes: Heat and hot water, WInthrop — Dick Cavalll HELL (SET EVEN ) Eleven. 70>; Ellington Road, Apply: Dairy Queen, 242 11:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. Shady you're ^ to nm to extremes TAUmig (April ig4lay 20) WAV TD IT EVEN MADE THE POOL- 24" X 4", 7 ft. deep. stove and refrigerator, full Sputh Windsor 289-4096 Broad Street, Manchester. Glen. Parkade Store, 360 West MATURE MALE ROOM $15. 1968 DART, 1969 CHARGER and be althar too giving or loo Rsmsmbar wall today a prinful (SO. PIKE.' WIRE iERVI«;E6 MDRE INK WHEN Middle Turnpike. Please ask Perflex filter, 8 x 12 deck. Female, m ature $20. Non- basement, with washer and demanding. Romanos, travel, Issaan from a past experience TURNIN' NOW EtfCMAlN HE (SOES IN THE MAID NEEDED TO START $500.00 or best offer. 568-7317, dryer hookup. Call 646-8435. 318 Three speed Posi rear kick, reaouroae. possible pttfaUs IT .SkAVa HERE THAT VAOVY,' W H A T D ID AAR. A NEW WlNCf^ START A SUCCESSFUL TAXI DRIVERS NEEDED - first week in November. for Manager. smokers, Live-in. References. end. Needs some work. Best when dealing with fsl^ oo- PDWN WDN'T HAVETn? SLAMMER! JU PdE y CAREER in sales. Sell Avon. and career lor the coming workars or you might duplicate C.O. BIRD DC^NIATED BIRD DONATE (DFCOURaE. RENtiHV (SAVE A Call Stanley at 646-1140. Experience not necessary. One must have license, plus offer over $400 871-7385. months are at discussed In your A MILLION CTOLLAfie, A LL. T H A T A 4 D N E / F O R -2 RIP tTDRP# (CLIP THE PAPERS Earn good money. Phone 523- Homes For Sale 23 SCREENED LOAM - Gravel, few errands and meals. 649- VERNON - 5'/i Rooms (2 or 3 your old mistaka. (SARA6E FOR HIS SCOUT 60 PAYS Must be able to work Astro-Oraph, which begins with Q iM gg (Hay tl-Juna 101 Coo- TDTHe LIBRARV, 9401. Processed Gravel, Sand, 5459. bedrooms) apartment, ^cond your birthday. Mag $1 lor each to RELATIVES FOR NOT HAVIN' A DENTAL ASSISTANT ■ Full weekends. Apply: Connecticut Stone, and Fill. For deliveries floor. Refrigerator. $240, 2 1972 DODGE POLARA. Four oantrate your efforts today on WA9 or part time. Excellent oppor- Motor Lodge, Manchester. SEVEN ROOM OVERSIZED door Registered and running Astro-Oraph, Box 4S9, Radio managing your own affairs rather T PURE FIRE EXT|N(3UI#HER CAPE. Aluminum siding, gar­ call George Grifflng, 742-7886. ROOMS - Furnished and un­ months security, and City Station. N Y. 10019. Be sure / N EA R Kl€- tunity for ambitious, 643-1555. references. No pets. Call 871- Needs work. Best offer. Call than Hioes of others. You w on't' (SENIU6 age. I'z baths, large lot. Must furnished. All utilities. $115 to 647-3494 days; 649-7149 after to specify bkih data. be easily forgiven H you handle OAIAP FIRE.' PRODUCTION experienced individual. Call FOR SALE - Couch, end 2155 between 9 a.m. to noon tCOM IO (Oct M4I0V. a ) You 643-5778. be seen! 275 Woodland Street, 135 monthly. References and 5:00 p.m thaks poorly. WORKERS Hornet For Sale 23 Manchester. 643-8915. $79,000. tables, chair, T V. antenna, security. Mature adults only. Shown by appointment have soma very bright and cisvsr CANCn (June Xl-July a ) H Due to continued rotor. $95 . 72 West Street. Ideas today. Don't expose them may prove unwise today to lake RN or LPN, 11:00 p.m. to 7:00 Call Mrs. Jackston, 646-5461. BANK REPOSSESSIONS - to a person who you know from growth, manufacturer ol Saturday, 9:00 a m. .to 11:00 TWO BEDROOM DUPLEX. It upon youraalt In social altus- a.m. Apply: Laurel Manor, 91 a.m. 1977 Plymouth Sport Fury past exparlenoe will find fault Uons to match up oouplaa. The high quality printed circuit CENTRAL LOCATION. Free No appliances. One child with them. Chestnut Street. Manchester. $2300. 1976 Dodge Charger comblnatloiw you sslact might boards has Immediate parking. Kitchen privileges. accepted. Available iAOITTAMUg (Nev. 2»4)ee. t1) DARK LOAM DELIVERED - November 1st. $250 plus Special Edition. $2500. 1973 notjet. Wk 0 openings lor production MEDICAL LABRATORY Security and references GMC Jimmy Utility Truck Financial condlUons are very L IO (July 20-Aitg. 2X) Whare C M U i 5 yards, $50 plus tax. Also utilities.Security. 646-6225 unusual for you today. You may workers on 2nd and 3rd TECHNICIAN with .good required, 14 Arch Street. $2300 1969 AMC Ambassador do-lt-yourealt projects are oon- sand, gravel and stone. 643- after 5:00 p.m. gain Irom a totally unsuspected oemsd today, your aptitudes and shifts. blood drawing skills, for part $500 The above may be seen source and. on the other hand, Lavy’s Law — James Schumeister 9504. sklHs may not be up to par. time work. Early morning MANCHESTER - Private at the Savings Bank of spend far more on something Excellent working con­ home, near busline and shop­ MANCHESTER - Condo tor Lsava compileatad tasks to hours. Monday thru Friday. lease. 2 Bedroom Townhouse. Manchester. 923 Main Street, than you normally would. ditions. air conditioning, ping. Mature female adult. experts. pADpy, Call 289-6363. New carpeting, applicances CAPMCODN (Dee. JX-Jan. It) U VIROO (Aug. ai-tspl. a ) employee cafeteria, no With available phone hookup. 1969 PONTIAC FIREBIRD behooves you to treat business 7 CAN! layoffs. IWill consider In­ and decoratii^ l'/5 baths. Langthen the leash today on INDEPENDENT MAGNAVOX CABINET Kitchen privileges negotiable. CONVERTIBLE, Good run­ associates as friends today people you lova, or you may cre­ H / ^ A experienced with the $200 monthly plus security. Slider. Deck. Full basement. rather than as mare commercial INSURANCE CENTER INC. STEREO, with radio, tape No pets. $450 monthly. Homes ning condition. Needs body ate hard feelings. Being too poe- desire to learn. 30, 60, and seeks full time Personal Lines and record player, $135. Call 643-8567. Available Oc­ work. $1200 or best offer. 644- contacts. A cold approach Is sessive wW p«^ pao^ away, 90 day merit reviews tober 18th. Unlimited. The Henry 1242. countarproductive. not draw tham to you. Customer Service Represen­ Applause Guitar with case, Agency ,644-2525. AOUAMUt (Jan. tlPFeh. It) E PU A C E= 6 during training. Shift tative. Excellent opportunity $125. Electric Stove $50. 646- IHtWSXAPfn ZNTERPnsC /tSSN.I FURNISHED ROOM for mid­ bonus for 2nd and 3rd for a well organized, mature 0431. MANCHESTER - Six Room PLYMOUTH FURY II - shifts. person. Good salary and dle aged woman in rooming Excellent condotion! Must be ikto aiMicM — oil Fox house. Community kitchen, Townhouse. Quiet area. benefits in a modern, local in­ Adults No pets. $300 plus. 643- seen to be appreciated. Call * TAG SALES living room, baths. Utilities 643-9729; if no answer please Immediate openings for surance agency. For appoint­ 1968 alter 6:00 p.m. Bugs Bunny — Helmdahl & Stoffel * silk screen printers m ent call 646-6050 Bob included in rent. Cleaning return call Lady and off-street parking. ★ electro and elec- Lathrop. LARGE TAG SALE. 156 On busline and near stores. 1976 FORD LTD. Wagon. toless platers SMASHING CONTEMPORARY! Eldridge Street. October 19th Security and references YOU PE SOIN(=r TO WHAT KNDOFMIlEA5£ • N/C numerical con­ OPERATIONS MANAGER. Automatic transmission. Full 5 Rain date October 26th. 10:00 Custodial cleaning company required. 644-0383. power. Roof rack. Excellent LOVE "THIS DPEAM DOES iTGETPj trol machine to 3:00 Household items, ski MANCHESTER - Large 6 requires individual, a " take Room Duplex in four family. condition. 43,000 miles. Best BOAT. operators Built with all quality materials! A unique floor plan package ... Something for Apartments For Bent 53 Short Riba — Frank charge person". Good pay and everyone. 1 Vaibaths. Basement. $400 plus offer over $1900. 633-3296. Hill HOHESTBU6S ★ Riston photo printers benefits. Excellent future for designed for modern day living! 7 rooms, 2Vj baths, utilities. Available im­ y£. »eAfs ve / liSEPCARS Benefits — 118 MAIN STREET - "The right person. General working ' all thermopane windows, natural cedar exterior, GREAT BARGAINS! Queen mediately. 646 2482 : 649-8989. 1969 VW - Runs. Needs some * paid vacation area- central Connecticut and Gables." 3 Room Apartment. Mr. Lindsay. work. $250. Call 646-0454, after large deck, double garage, prime Forest Hills bed $1.60. Headboard $1.60. Heat and hot water. $320 > * medical Insurance North East thereof. Reply Night Stand $1.35. Magohgany 4:30 p.m. Box T f. in care of Manchester location! monthly. Security and Tenant ■P 10 paid holidays Dining Table $100. Homes lor Bent 54 Herald. Insurance required. Call 646- Trucks lor Sale 62 ★ profit sharing retire- Miscellaneous, dishes, glasses 2426, 9 to 5 weekdays. merit plan CHEAP! 289-5665 evenings. BOLTON. Rent with option to NURSE - Glastonbury Public buy. Seven room home with 1977 FORD F 150 PICKUP - 6 Schools. 35 hours per week. FEMALE ROOMMATE three bedrooms. l*/4 baths. cylinder Clean. Deluxe. Call Apply at: HOLIDAY FAIR. WANTED - Non-smoking. 20- 688-8679 after 3:00 p.m. 183 days per year. $6000 star­ MANCHESTER WATES. Oc­ $475. Lesperance Agency. 646- ting salary! /^plications BLANCHARD &ROSSEnO 25. Manchester Townhouse. 0505...... I C inecy moinoi b*ot i REALTORS tober 18th at Orange Hall. 72 $150 monthly including heat MULTICIRCUITS available from: "The Glaston­ East Center Street, rear. 9:00 Motorcyclas-BIcycles 64 Harrison Streat bury Board ol Education. 189 W EST CENTER ST. COR. McKEE and hot water. 649-1312. YOU CAN 60 A A O W WAN WITHOUT STOPPING \ so to 3:00. Christmas boothes, FIVE ROOM HOUSE with uzA- Manchsatsr, Ct. Glastonbury, Conn. 06033. crafts, baked goods, toys, garage, stove, carpeting. 1980 HARLEY DAVIDSON fill UP-j- Phone 633-5231. Extension 279. MANCHESTER CONDO. Two to Applications accepted 9 a m to jewlery, white elephant, and Near school and busline. $425 SPORTSTER - With extras! Flotehar*a Landing Affirmative Action Equal Op­ 646-2482 bedrooms, two baths. No pets. plus utilities. Call 643-6802 or Still under warranty. $3500 5 p m - EOE Equal Housing Opportunity raffle. Luncheon available. ...(jesT IN f H L (o iN fc a portunity Employer. Lesperance Agency. 646-(^. 649-6205. Call 742-6609 after 7:00 p m ftiR-bS MiriRArt ACCc k lo n c ; YUR AND Kit'/ To SfcASOM. THtY AU0AN5 PLf a s NOtTH IN N4D LAST IN.. soom IN -rtie. (ALL.' D ( t 5(>WNQ... LlftLE — —f vtp.LL'i'l few 1

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