OPEC Aim Price Unity CARACAS, Venezuela (UPI) - The Venezuelan president called Venezuelan President Luis Herrera for OPEC to strengthen its ties and to today called on the 13 OPEC nations aid the nonoil pr^uclng nations of o'stnM 0 2(W dingle (^py o Home Oelf to end the current confusion over oil the Third World who suffer most prices and forge a strong united front from the rising cost of Imported in dealings with the industrialized petroleum. world. He said OPEC is seeking to set up “Confusion and lack of discipline in its own international news agency the market does not favor the “to avoid the distortion, disorienta longrange objectives of our tion, confusion and mistaken organization,” Herrera said in a evaluations which are a consequence speech opening the 55th semi-annual of partial and subjective reporting on !T-’t , ^ conference of the oil producing coun petroleum developments.” tries. Security was extremely heavy, "It tends only to separate and with over 7,000 soldiers and civilian weaken us while the multinational oil guards, many armed with sub Intermediaries reap the benefits machine guns, around the plush without regard to any serious study Tamanco Intercontinental Hotel. of the origin and use of hydrocar The price hikes on the eve of the bons.” two-day conference plus disagree The Venezuelan president formally ment between cartel members over opened the conference at 10:15 a.m. pricing policies for next year (9:15 a.m. EIST), which will try to set p ro m i^ a tough meeting. a unified oil pricing policy, although In a surprise move, Libya, third Iran, Libya and Indonesia had largest supplier of oil to the United already announced their own sub States, ra is^ its price Sunday to $30 stantial increases. per barrel from ^ .2 7 and flatly dis Herrera said the spot market of agreed with the $24 a barrel level set high priced oil sales outside the con three days ago by Saudi Arabia, the trol of longterm contracts is adding United Arab Emirates, Qatar and to the confusion and threatening to Venezuela. That quartet produces 45 become a permanent fixture of oil percent of OPEC’s 31 million dealings at speculative prices. barreladay output. He called for unified measures by Iran’s oil minister Sunday an the producers to protect the value of nounced a $5 a barrel increase in its their resources through market crude oil prices, effective Dec. 1, stability and price adjustments to pushing the price of Iranian light compensate for world Inflation and crude to $28.50 a barrel and heavy the falling value of the dollar. crude to $27.70. Iran was the fifth Herrera accused consuming largest supplier to the United States nations of wasteful policies of oil before the revolutionary regime of usage and said leaders of the in Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini cut dustrialized nations were trying to production after the February blame OPEC for inflation caused by revolution. their won lack of foresight. Captors Insist Lend Your Ear This Way Pm Allergic to Whiskers I Cause John Carlson, son of Mr. and Mrs. James Carlson of Amber Steullet, 15-month-old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. On Spy Trials Manchester, is an old hand at talking to Santa Claus and he has Anthony Steullet of Manchester, was disenchanted with Santa wrry aU rt m M, a datormiiMd hisplist already. All he needs is for “Jolly Old St. Nicholas to and his whiskers, as Santa made an appearance Saturday at TEHRAN, Iran (UPI) - The mili Nevertheless, diplomaUc sources car, In “Orphan lend his ear.” Santa appeared at Center Congregational the Center Congregational Church as the guest of Girl Scout said they were convinced there was Iramatic apadal Church Saturday at guest of Girl Scouts of Troops 664 and 77. Troops 664 and 77. Later Amber relax^ and decided to tant captors today contradicted Foreign Minister Sadegh Ghotbz^deh real hope for the ii n t time some chUdran, airing (Herald photos by Adamson) whisper a few things in Santa's ear. hostages could be released shortly •c. II, on CBS. and insisted all 50 American hostages would appear before spy trials and and the rest after Year’s showcase none of them would be released by international investigation, Christmas. diplomatic sources said today. ARBS ’"The hostages will all be put on Statements by Foreign Minister Pastorer trial,” a militant spokesman at the Sadegh Ghotbzadeh and the ruling McCavanagh To Back O^Brien/occupied U.S. Embassy said. “None Islamic Revolutionary Ck>uncil paved of them is going to be released before the way for a peaceful solution to the ne to formulate By MARY KITZMANN O’Brien as a person. I have nothing added the discussions didn’t change refusing to support O’Brien, the Christmas.” 44-day old crisis, although there were Igments — you bad to say about him.” his mind. .Democrats had only four votes. Ghotbzadeh Sunday in a virtual still major stumbling blocks, the making up your Herald Reporter McCavanagh had opposed ‘"There’s no pressure on me to vote The matter will be considered package offer for a peaceful solution sources said. MANCHESTER - After much O’Brien’s appointment to town at for O’Brien,” he said. “ But the way tomorrow night at a special Board of said he hoped some of the hostages Militants in control of the U.S. Em speculation, many news stories, and torney because he believed Uie 29- the system is set up, the salary, it Directors’ meeting. It had been ve a firecracker could be freed by Christmas and bassy demanded "spy trials,” two talks with party leaders, it year-old lawyer needed more will Ik impossible for us to come up expected to be on the board’s revolutionary spy trials might be following the shah’s departure Satur be lore the fuse appears James McCavanagh will igh for you to get experience. But O’Brien, presently with someone I think is fully January agenda. avoided by establishment of an inter day from the United States to aay, Jnat In caae withdraw his opposition to Kevin assistant town attorney, had the full qualified.” “I’m surprised it was put on the national commission which would Panama, but Ayatollah Ruhollah rather than the O’Brien’s nomination for town at endorsement of the Democratic McCavanagh had supported the agenda,’’ Carl Zinsser, board condemn American imperialism Khomeini, the key to a solution, fJodei. torney. Town Committee. Ted Cummings, nomination of former town director member said. “ I don’t know if rather than judge the captives issued no definitive public statement, But for bis own reasons, committee chairman, tried to per Joseph Sweeney, or Joel Janenda, ad anything has changed. themselves. although Ghotbzadeh said he spoke McCavanagh says, and not because suade McCavanagh to support the visory parks and recreation commis “We want to get the best possible ‘"That’s his own opinion,” retorted with the ayatollah’s full authority. of party pressure. He intends to an nomination over the weekend. sion chairman. Janenda said he person for the job. I know that’s what a militant spokesman who has Sources said among the signs of a nounce his definate decision “We had two nice discussions,” wasn’t interested in the position, and everybody wants. But I don’t know if overruled past Ghotbzadeh public an possible break in the stalemate the tomorrow, but said today he “didn’t Cummings said. “We both unders Sweeney said he would take it if no we have all the options. I suggested nouncements. U.S. Embassy were Ghotbzadeh’s want to carry this thing, through the tand better now and the other’s posi one else would. to (Mayor Stephen) Penny a cou The government also announced assertions in a series of interviews holidays.” tion. I hope and believe, that Jim will Last week, while McCavanagh was ple of other names, but since it’s a the explusion of two ’Time Magazine with foreign and local journalists nothing like a “I don’t want to drag this on and support the nomination.” absent due to serious back problems, Democratic appointment I don’t correspondents for what it call^ dis that some of the captives could be ly breakfast to- make it any worse than it (£,” McCavanagh also said that he Un the board tabled the nomination. know what will happen.” torted reporting, bringing to 23 the released by CTiristmas, that other go hack tc toast McCavanagh said. “I’m not down on derstood party position better, but With the four Republican members Zinsser declined to give the names hostages would be called as (or economic rea- number of journalists ousted by the revolutionary regime. A government witnesses rather than defendants at spokesmen said Uie two would not be his New Year hearings convening ur eye on the ball replaced. Jan. 12 and his hope that “there will •body wDl swipe HUD Hears Town Concerns The first Christmas cards in an be no (spy) trial. The trial of expected avalanche of mail arrived hostages is (now) not an issue.” He added the question of extradi because Manchester hasn’t filed a said some on the list have been at the embassy today and students at MANCHESTER - Town offlciata abandonment of the HUD Communi tion of the shah was also no longer an housing assistance plan with HUD. waiting for a long time. the compound gates promised to met with representatives of the ty Development Block Grant issue between Washington and He said Windsor Locks is the only Penny said if the town directors deliver them. federal Department of Housing and program. Since the shah left the United Tehran since the former ruler had ing Tree Urban Development Friday to Mayor Stephen Penny, Deputy other community in the district that decide Manchester is being dis criminated against by HUD a lawsuit States Saturday, the students insisted now left the United States. express their concern over Mayor Stephen Cassano and Director hasn’t filed such a plan. The ruling revolutionai7 council He said McLean told him the plans will be considered forcing equal the hostages would face spy trials 1 and Christmas stipulations placed on new rent sub Carl Zinsser attended the meeting issued a statement claiming the I natural pairing at are considered evidence the other treatment. and today reiterated their stand, sidy money offered'the Manchester along with representatives of the saying “our position remains the shah’s departure as a “victory”jfor Mit a little w in town administration, housing towns plan to allow outside residents Assistant General Manager Housing Authority. same.” the Ir^jiian revolution. Merry Chivtmas A Nov. 23 letter from HUD to town authority, and Dana Hanson, chair into units under the Section 8 Charles McCarthy said when the sated to one Iw a Program. application for these extra Section 8 e pine tree, on “The officials made available rent sub man of the Capitol Region Council of sidies under the Section 8 housing Governments. Penny said he was told the 40 per- units was made, there was no indica ” the animated spe- tion special requirements would be be rebroadcast program to 14 families seeking units Zinsser said he asked McLean if cent figure was applied to ^Dec. 19. on CBS. in town. HUD was seeking to find housing for Manchester because the same im post on Manchester. re Badger, the nar- The letter also stifnilated five un individuals, or was more concerned stipulation will be made of all towns He said Manchester has an es be tale, says, “The its, or 40 percent of the total in the 14- about moving them between towns. next year. timated 175 persons on the waiting ’ is about 'love and unit package, must be given out of Snsser said be interpreted the He said the main concern of the list for the 14 units. He noted persons rnoncloy— y t Just at Christmas, tovm persons. HUD answer to mean the movement town officials was that Manchester from outside Manchester have round." The tree of ’The meeting Friday with HUD between towns was a top priority. was being treated equally with other applied, but he doesn’t know how I a small whispering towns in the area. many, or where they stand on the list The Weather . Clue Corrected ding in a meadow area director John McLean and Mayor Penny said HUD offlclals members of the Hartford HUD staff told the group the stipulation asking Penny said the Manchester because some applicants may have Clear, breezy and cold tonight The following is a correction to jandooed farmhouse found housing assistance in other (Ties the source of was called to determine if HUD was Manchester to set £dide the units for Housing Authority has a waiting list Smuiy and c ^ Tuesday. Detailed the Prizeweek Puzzle in Saturday's communities. npport for a lonely placing special demands on out of town residents was made for units to become available and he forecasts on Page 2. Herald. ^ ^ „ Maociwster as a result of the town’s The final letter in 12 down should Gas Discharge be S arid not D. As the many entries we have A valve malfmictlao causes the already received have the first six disdMTfe of radioactive gas above letters (ri the word filled in correct Season Not Happy for Some federal Ifanits at the Comecticut ly, The Herald will consider the Yankee inelear power |daot in final letter to be S. share in the outpouring of human “I hope we receive the funds to mas close at hand, she said she hopes Haddam. Page 9. • Consider the plight of a young area gifts will be received in time for the family facing the Christmas season kindness this year and their child will cover the needs of many of our holiday. Many Arrests with mauive problems and a grim receive some gifts. families in time for Christmas,” she Inside Today Without the generosity of said. ‘"The day is so important to Money contributions may be made Piriiee s^r as many as 10 arresto outlook for the holiday. to the Seasonal Sharing appeal, Classified...... *>’5 Both husband and wife have Manchester area residents, this families, especially those who need were made i t a weekend family would pass Christmas as if It anything poMible to offer them hope Manchester Area Conference of maaee la New Havea biy the Brlthdi Comics ...... w serious health problems. One has Churches, P.O. Box 773, Manchester, Bdltorlal ...... 4 cancer and is receiving were just another In a series of days and optimism.” tecfc|iu«pThel^,l»tnoinjuriea Entertainment .: ...... 16< offeri^ little hope of happiness, a She said funds collected by MACC Ct. 06040. were reported. #age 16. chemotherapy. Neither is able to Food may be left at Center FamUy...... }® work and the prospect of living on un MACC officUl reUtes. are used only for clothing, food, and Congregational Church, 11 Center OWtuarles...... » employment benefits with Oulstmas Response to the MACC drive is meal certificates for the elderly. In Sports starting to pick upas the holidays ap But, she explained, donors can St.; Food and toys may be left at St. Poopietaik...... approaching and medical trills moun M i^ ’s Episcopal Church, 41 Park St. Cowboys win thriller in NFL ting means holiday gifts are beyond proach, but MACC Director Nancy itwiignato what they would like their Carr fears much of the money gifts to be used for. A money gift, Mrs. Carr emphasized the need for aaafaiat IMildttS .. TOm Scolly TUevUion ...... their reach. protein-rich pro^cts such as peanut SSMm^^lHmlioitoitrna. 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a - EVENINO HERALD. Mon,. Dec. 17, 1879 EVENING HERALD. Mon.. Dec. 17, 1979 — 3 Nuclear Plant Update Releases Gas HADDAM (UPI) — A control valve malfunction at the nation’s most productive nuclear power pianted reieased temperatures expected to glaze over Cold Air Arrives Byrd wants the bill passed later National Unity Day, December 18, Die in Crash radioactive gas Sunday estimated to be 40 percent above wet road surfaces and make for some federal limits. slippery going. tc ^ y so the Senate can act on the 'Unity Day* Set 1979, by flying the Stars and Stripes The coldest air of the season made Chrysler aid bill arid leave Saturday from their homes and other suitable LEXINGTON, Ky. (UPI) - si, The 5:48 a.m. incident at the Connecticut Yankee plant even more (rigid by high, gusty winds Moderate blowing and drifting WASHINGTON (UPI) - President snow was falling over most of on its traditional month long Christ place,” Carter said. adults and a child, all burned so badly on the Connecticut River caused no injuries and did not blasted New England today, mas holiday. Carter says it would be gratifying if they were unidentifiable, died Sun interrupt operations, said Northeast Utilities, operators northern Maine at daybreak with 3 to the American hostages are released producing wind chill factors well But Senate Finance Committee of the facility. 5 inches of the white stuff possible. before Chiristmas and he urged day night in the fiery crash of a twin below zero in most areas. Chairman Russell Long, floor Karl Abraham, a spokesman for the Nuclear The cold Arctic blast entered the Americans to display the flag engine plane that developed trouble Travelers’ advisories were in manager of the windfall tax bill, has minutes after takeoff in a freezlne Regulatory Commission in Philadelphia, said based on in region through Vermont late Sunday Tuesday on “National Unity Day.” Close Vote Due effect for a wide area of the region said final passage could come eitter rain. formation he received from the plant, the accident “was night, causing very slippery con with gale or marine storm warnings today or Tuesday. With the crisis now going into its TEL AVIV, Israel (UPI) - Onposi- minor. ’There was never any danger of an explosion ditions especially where roads had A pathologist at the University of along the coast. High wind warnings Many of the amendments still pen-, seventh week. Carter derived new tion members of parliament hold out becuase the gases involved are inert.” been dampened by rain. Kentucky Medical Center planned were also hoisted across most of the ding may not be brought up if the hope from a Sunday ABC interview little hope today’s Knesset vote on an He said the radioactive release was “very, very small six state area. Senate heeds Byrd’s appeal to pass with Sayde^ Ghotbzadeh who said abortion law amendment will trigger today to examine and establish the and posed no danger to anyone.” identity of the seven victims, who "Northwest winds will be in the windfall measure as quickly as some of the hostages may be freed by the collapse of Prime Minister Northeast spokesman Gary Doughty said most xenon Christmas. were trapped inside the gutted creasing to 30 to 40 mph with Windfall Profits possible. A major filibuster was Menachem Begin’s government, but gas was released about 45 minutes througn exhaust stack stronger gusts posing problems for Saying the American flag is "a they say it is, going to be close. Beechcraft ()ueen Air. when a liquid level control valve malfunctioned. avoided when the Senate, after a most fitting symbol” to demonstrate motorists and p^estrians alike,” the WASHINGTON (UPI) - The Senate sometimes bitter debate in an un Eliegin, under pressure from an “The instantaneous release of the gas through the stack National Weather Service said in a has resolved the major problems in the nation’s concern for the hostages ultra-reiigious partner in his coali Officials said the plane, bound for usual Saturday session, in a 65-27 Atlanta, carried six adults and a to relieve the pressure was 40 percent above federal morning advisory. its $178 billion windfall profits tax, at the U.S. Embassy in Tehran, tion, moved to ensure that the vote, killed an amendment that child between 8 and 10 years old. limits,” he said. An inch or two of snow was but still must deal with scores of pen would have required states to pay a Carter asked the American people measure, making the abortion law Atmospheric nteasurements in the area of the rural expected to (all in the Berkshires of Sunday to fly the Stars and Stripes stricter, will pass this time after its Deputy County Coroner E.L. ding amendments before passing the federal windfall profits tax on Edgington said the plane “evidently plant after the accident “counted only .4 millirem,” NTGREGOR Massachusetts today, but of more Tuesday. embarrassing defeat on a tie vote legislation. royalties they get from the oil they exploded on impact.” Doughty said, noting it compared to 40 millirems from a concern were the rapidly dropping Senate Democratic leader Robert own. “I urge all Americans to observe Nov. 12. chest X-ray.” Doughty said humans receive an average of about 100 THE GREATEST NAME IN AMERICAN SPORTSWEAR ?V77 I millirems a year from all sources. -Peopletalk- The unit that malfunctioned takes radioactive water Dodd Delays Statement out of the system and removes gases from the water. Doughty said about 880 gallons of radioactive water ’ 5 0 74 > MW VOMK also accumulated at the bottom of the stack due to the ac cident. He said the water was drained into holding tanks, -N l and will either be reused or deactivated and returned to tANffUliatC
i.?V: -;t - 4 - EVENING HERALD. Mon., Dec. 17, 1878 EVENING HERALD. Mon., Dec. 17, 1979 - 5 Hostages^ Report Credits Jordan iHaurliriitf r Euruimj Hrrali'i Families Manchester — A City of Village Charm Kennedy's Proposal Needed Founded Oct. 1. 1881 With Panama Agreement Hoping met with the shah. Torrijos and other Manchester School Supt. WASHINGTON (UPI) - Jordan left Panama ear Costly programs that must In addition we would like to Published by the Manchester Publishing Co., Herald Square, President Carter’s con ly Wednesday and got into The “agreement in prin Panamanian officials. James Kennedy is to be com be supported by tax dollars see the citizens’ committee Manchester, Conn. 06040. Telephone (203) 843-2711. WASIRNGTON (UPI) - Families troversial chief of staff San Antonio, Texas, where ciple” was reached late Torrijos wrote a personal mended for his efforts to gain need to be fully understood by . take a long, hard, look at MwniMr, Audit BurMU ol CIrculdtIon M»mbdr, Undid P riit Inlirnitlonil of the hostages held in Iran have Hamilton Jordan nailed the shah was at Lackland Wednesday when Jordan letter - described as "very delivered a wreath to the Iranian and Cutler were Informed warm and gracious” - in citizen input for school those who pay the bills. existing buildings and land Stavtn Harry, Exacuttva Editor down the agreement for Air Force Base, about CtiMonw Sinloi — SiT-tSM Frank A. Burbank, Managing Editor Embassy proclaiming "set our peo the deposed shah of Iran to sunup. He briefed Stephen the shah would accept viting the shah to the renovation plans. Harold E. Turkington. Editor Emarltua A responsible approach, owned by the public but not Raymond F. Robinson, Edltor«Publltbar ple free” and have told Ayatollah take up residence in Oxman, the State Depart Panama’s invitation. Panama. Tonight Dr. Kennedy will such as that propos^ in Dr. really n^ed. Ruhollah Khomeini in a message Panama, the White House ment liaison with the shah. Jordan left for Panama Jordan returned to San will propose a citizens group Kennedy's plan, will create a to the roof. Such repairs have We are certain a thorough there is "seething anger" among the reports. Jordan asked White early Thursday with the Antonio early Friday. A coordinated effort to find American people. chief of the shah’s private Later that morning they be formed to study plans for feeling of participation by audit of town-owned parcel It was Jordan’s efforts, House Counsel Lloyd buildings and land the town been delayed as the town has Penne Laingen, wife of the U.S. plus cooperation by the Cutler, who handled details security force. They in met with the shah and updating school facilities. taxpayers who so often feel owns may benefit the com sought to control the tax rate could reveal more land and charge d’affaires in Tehran, said the shah and Panamanian of of the shah’s stay in New spected various facilities delivered Torrijos’ letter. Those renovations are helpless to control the spen munity as a whole if such and keep it within levels the buildings worth considering message to Khomeini was private, ficials, not any sort of an York and Texas, to help, available for the shah to Doctors examined the shah stay. and concluded he was able expected to cbst more than $1 ding of school and govern property is isolated, priced property owners can handle. for potential sale. but it expresses the mood of the American payoff to and late Wednesday mor American people "restrained, but Panama, that resulted in ning, Jordan and Cutler Later, they met with to leave the United States. million. ment agencies responsible and sold to tax-paying en As a starting point for the We welcome the proposal underneath is seething anger.” the surprise move. White Dr. Kennedy’s proposal for the need to tax property tities. "I think they feel they could get House aides said. committee we point to our for the citizens committee seeks a wide base of citizen owners. Such sales would result in away with this, that somehow the Jordan, who faces a editorial Dec. 3 in which we and hope it is formed soon. American people are divided and involvement as proposals to The committee will study both short-term and long- probe into his alleged use suggested a number of If more citizen involve weak,” said Mn. Laingen. But, "We of cocaine by a special in Give her update the schools are the proposed renovations term benefits to the town. buildings that could be con ment was solicited it could go are not weak. We are united in our T F U T H 6 ,1 vestigator, was chosen by studied and firm price tags revealed last month and will The short-term benefits resolve.” Carter to work out the sidered to bring in some a long way toward turning a Keepsake attached. be asked for views and would be the cash the sale Bruce Laingen and two other details because Jordan is cash. around the kind of apathetic his trusted aide and he has It is especially wise of Dr. modifications to the plan. price would bring to the diplomats are being held at the r/rUTHlI diamond ring... cynicism that has plagued foreip ministry in Tehran. Fifty worked closely before with Kennedy to include the In an on-going effort to town, which could be applied Some of those suggestions other Americans remain captive at Panamanian leaders. Manchester for some timet already established Citizens maintain the quality of to the costs of renovating the included the Buckland Fire the U.S. Elmbassy. ABC The shah’s decision to go The perfect symbol of your Advisory Committee on Long Manchester school, such in school buildings. We wish the committee the Mrs. Laingen and Mary Jane to Panama "required no love...guaranteed for Station, Buckland School and Enquist, the sister of another persuasion,” said a White Range Planning in his invita put and advice should prove The high school is especial- former senior citizens best and look forward to ^perfect clarity...fine white tion. hostage, delivered the wreath and House aide. "It was an in extremely valuable. J^iiuiee^LmoneW o^epair center. hearing its ideas. the message to the Iranian Embassy vitation given immediate GOLDEN ACCENT color...precise cut... in Washington Sunday, then joined ly, positively and readily. registered permanently and about 200 other family members and It was a gracious and guaranteed against loss. friends of the hostages singing openhanded gesture.” Letter The Herald in Washington Christmas carols at a candlelight Jordan, traveling alone, « Keepsake...you can vigil across the street from the white left Washington Tuesday choose no finer marble building. morning for Panama, * diamond ring. Tbe wreath bore a sign reading: believing the Central Odyssey to Iran Part 7 "Set our people free. Let our people Demonstrations Continue American country’s 10- Lupien Response go.” Elarlier, the same group was month-old invitation to the Keepsake' Demonstration against the mass media and the "Zionist shah was still open and the By LEE RODERICK States from Iran. In the paper I found as ghastly picture books of butchered joined by several dozen others at the Registered Diamond Rings shah would be able to leave TEHRAN — An Iranian official a list of those who had recently been bodies. Lincoln Memorial, where three press” was staged in downtown Tehran, Iran, Sunday. (UPI the United States shortly. To the editor: who lived in the U.S. 14 years came executed by the SAVAK (the shah’s children of the hostages laid another photo) It is now widely accepted that wreath in a brief, quiet ceremony. That evening Jordan met I object to the condemnation of to Rep. George Hansen’s hotel room The bombing of Hiroshima and secret pdlice). My nephew was on the repression under the shah included Secretary of State Cyrus Vance with former strongman Frank Lupien for racism and anti Nagasaki can only be described as unannounced late the night before list. And my family had been afraid systematic torture by SAVAK. The joined family members who were es Trains To Run Again Omar Torrijos, now com . / ' semitism. Holocaust; both non-military targets Hansen returned to the U.S. to even write a letter about it.” notorious secret police has been in corted through two rows of Marines NEW YORK (UPI) For the first of trains that bring commuters into mander of the Panamanian The character assassination of this leaving their victims burned to death The official, who is a favorite dicted by Amnesty International, ■to watch the children - Christopher time in a week. Long Island Rail the city from Long Island. National Guard The two As tears welled up in his eyes, he dedicated town resident is extremely or disfigured for life. The justifica among foreign correspondents here, among other organizations, for the German, Dana Lee and Charles Road train service was anticipated Railroad workers, who struck in a men had developed a close told of how his brilliant young Thoughts irresponsible, especially on the part of tion of the use of Holocaust, that is, was calling on the congressman atrocities. It is true, of course, that Laingen - place the wreath and a today for about 1S0,(XX) rush hour pay dispute, spent much of Sunday relationship during ad nephew had graduated magna cum ministration efforts to win the property owners whose tax mass murder of any nationality, can because earlier that day Hansen in a the revolutionary government of The nativity scene in the park was plaque at the foot of Abraham Lin commuters between New York City readying 132 trains that operate laude from the University of Tehran. and such exotic locales as Babylon, 1978 Senate ratification of burden is foremost in Mr. Lupien's not be accepted by any government TV interview had Ayatollah Khomeini has plenty of life size. The six year old stared coln's statue. along MO miles of track on the The practice at that time was for Speonk and Ronkonkoma. LIRR’s nine branches, which stretch the Panama Canal mind. in their pursuit of ideological victory. called the blood on its hands. More than 600 per open-eyed, his mittened hands Tbe plaque read: ‘ ‘Those who deny each graduate of that distinction to The commuters, who turned to from the eastern tip of Long Island treaties, Place Youf TRUST in When Frank Lupien spoke of the takeover of the sons have been executed openly — clasped under his chin. freedom to others deserve it not for walk across the stage, receive a themselves and under a just (Sod can buses, cars and subways during a into Manhattan’s Penn Station. After the Panamanians the Diamond Specialist Holocaust of World War II. he did not I feel that many of our townspeople U.S. Embassy a 1 ;^ after a summary kangaroo court has Breaking away from his parents, owe Mr. Lupien an apology. medal from the shah and, in turn, to not long retain it....” (Abraham Lin strike that had idled the nation’s During the weekend, at President responded positively, Jor dkoma^ mean to exclude the deaths of “criminal” act. \ . L passed sentence — and others have he dropped to his knees before the kiss the shah's hand. coln). busiest commuter rail line since a Carter’s direction, about 500 of the 6,- dan called Carter, who in MANCHItTlR FARKAOl • $4«^12 alM millions of Jews, but to include the Hansen’s use of ' VIRMON, M IBTO L PLAZA. W ttTFARM t, BIMMURY been killed quietly. manger, the better to see the little "We’re all united and praying that week ago Saturday, were expected to 500 LIRR workers began trickling turn talked by telephone deaths of millions of Poles and Walter A. Bareisa a word frequently When his nephew’s turn came, he painted baby smiling open-armed in our fellow countrymen will be return to the LIRR platforms today. back to work. with Torrijos. 34 Wedgewood Drive, thrown at the Russians who were bombed, burnt walked across the stage and was While Khomeini's “justice” has the straw. Slowly, as the child gazed, brought back and brought back Train No. 89. which departs Today, the full complement of out and executed. Manchester deposed shah had, awarded the medal. But the devout perhaps been more capricious than enraptured, a lovely light began to soon,” Vance said. Babylon at 5:04 a.m. and arrives in workers was due back on the job. unbeknown to the congressman, set Moslem refused to kiss the shah’s that meted out under the shah, few if obliterate the figures positioned Manhattan at 6:11, begins the crush off an alarm in government circles. hand, saying, "I bow only to God.” any, accuse his poorly organized about the infant and. finally, the The official was now coming to deter Shortly thereafter he was executed. government of the widespread terror manger itself. mine if he should be barred from the ” My nephew’s sister was also experienced under the shah. Warm, round, and golden, the light TV studio. graduating with high honors from the And with his political grip on the encompassed the child. He was hap Knowing he at last would be university; this was her whole life. country apparently slipping, as the py; happier than he’d ever been. leaving Iran at 10 a.m. the following OPEN But just two weeks before graduation economy continues to stagnate and Deep within himself he heard the SUNDAY day, Hansen took the occasion to ethnic minorities agitate for light speaking to him. the SAVAK came to get her and she 12 • 8 have a long, emotional talk with the autonomy, many here doubt that the With innocence and joy he replied. o * . SCOOPS byDoiigSneyd was immediately sent to prison for official in a final effort at mediation. two years. And another brother of ayatollah will ever get a chance to In the silence that was not silence, in "During the past week I have hers was sentenced to life imprison systematize his ruthlessness the round and golden warmth, they THf m m IS HOlPWd UP learned that while your people are ment for talking about freedom. He throughout Iran. communed in perfect understanding angry at our government for suppor o fERTWILL W the was only released following the — hear to heart. He did not doubt O o ting the shah, they truly do like the revolution this year. The fury Iranians now hurl at the what he was seeing and hearing. His ,CB» 'k e e t i t i Q ^ PRESENTCRISIS... American people,” Hansen told him. “The proof that the Iranian people U.S. emioates from two major was a child's willingness to wonder, "I have never found basically 70 in their hearts want peace with the grievances: (1) U.S. support of the to learn and to accept. ■ friendlier people or been treated American people is sitting before shah and, (2) the erosion of their an When at last he arose and turned to se better personally. Is there not you,” he added. “I have every reason cient Moslem culture as a result of a his parents, his face reflected both something further we can do to help to hate your country, but still I don’t fastj^American-style "wester hrightness and a curiously adult establish a dialogue between our hate.” nization” program under the shah. tenderness. Over his shoulder he governments and avoid bloodshed?” “We were not sensitive enough to glanced just once at the spot-lighted 1 the cumulative effect of the rate of ISI oiw In English, that bore not a trace of Before going to Iran, Hansen was manger. change in Iran, ” CIA director an accent, the man answered that the hardest of the hardliners in Next year he would come again and WOMEN'S Stansfield Turner said earlier this “I’m the best proof you could have perhaps the year after that. But all Congress. He was probably the only year. that most Iranians still desire good member of Congress to suggest his life he would remember that at STfti TMAXK5TDCONQfi£SS.H£5 Am iX the heart of Christmas is God’s gift relations with the Americans.” President Carter should be im But Hansen left Iran with the belief BOOTS < Christmas candy ... candy 4M4RE OF m j IT'S UK£ of love to all His children. ' I Partywara Partywar* to brighten your “Let me tell you what happened peached for not taking sterner that past mistakes can yet be over Chriitmaa carda, Invividua) p canas, all sizaa. Ribbon can- 10 K m HOSfAaE W “And His name shall be called holiday antartatnlng. Alao a while I was living in South Dakota,” measures against Iran following come with good will on both sides. or boxod. Thousands to V dy and 52 buckals of mix and 'wonderful counselor. Mighty God. baautlful aalactlon ol Chriat- IW R ( M COAIPOUKP! he continued. "My nephew suddenly seizure of the embassy on Nov. 4. And after carefully explaining this to choose horn, each design ^ match wrapped candy. The Ever-lasting Father, The Prince maa dacoratlona and gilt prattlar than ths other. stopped writing — for no apparent But Hansen could not fail to be his Iranian guest the night before his wrap. of Peace’.” 1 ' ^ IN THE CARD GAU-ERY TRAOl reason. For two years I didn’t hear moved by such accounts, which departure, the official picked up the CHRISTMAS IN THE CARD GALLERY TRAOm ON...CHRISTM AS Isaiah IX: 6 d from him, my family never wrote to flooded in on him wherever he went telephone in Hansen's room, called V tell me why. — from Iranians on the street, the Iranian Information Department, Rosemary Hewey “Then one day an underground American journalists, who lived here and rescinded the order taking South United Methodist newspaper arrived in the United under the shah, and such documents Church Hansen off TV. TO 40% ii Washington Merry-Go-Round OFF ts
RIcs crackers, cheeses at- Feds Fruitcakea coma In attrac- Are Handcuffed By Confidentiality Rules Wallata lor man and woman Iractlvsly packagsd with ttve tine and boxes which by Princaaa Oardinar and wooden cutting board. 6.00 By JACK ANDERSON can be ueed again. All sizes. expertise with other federal in disclose the evidence. There is growing sentiment in Swank. Baautlful aalaction associate Sam Fogg that she had witch hunt on the Aggie campus. For 3 lb. box 2.49 WASHINGTON — A little-noticed vestigators. A union official reported on his in Congress for amending the 1976 law and ahvaya a walcoma gilt. legacy of the Nixon-Agnew “law and been humiliated in public and dis instance, the 60 women cadets are Evidence of crimes unrelated to come tax return that had taken to ease the confidentiality rules a bit. order” administration has put hand criminated against by being barred now permitted to join the 2,100 male \- V / V ' CHRISTMAS INTViE CARD GALLERY TRADITION.. .CHRISTMAS IN THE CARD GALLERY TRAOl taxes that is turned up by IRS sleuths gratuities from company officials — Until something is done, disgruntled cuffs on federal investigators trying can be given to “outsiders” only from deserved membership in the cadets in wood-chopping chores for a violation of the Taft-Hartley Act. federal investigators, deprived of cadet corps’ elite units. to put white-collar crooks and after a cumbersome court the big bonfire before the Texas- But he got away with it because IRS valuable help from the IRS experts, In May Zentgraf filed suit, organized crime figures behind bars. procedure. And the law’s Texas A&M football games. Until couldn’t blow the whistle. will continue to refer to the law as charging that she and other women Outraged by disclosures that the requirements are often too tough for The biggest benefactors of the the Organized Crime Relief Act of this year, the "waggles” were cadeU were being denied equal treat restricted to serving milk and Nixon gang considered information the interested agencies to meet in strict confidentiality rules have been 1976. from income tax returns a suitable ment. Recently, the Justice Depart cookies to the men at the big pre court. organized crime and the perpetrators Aggie Update weapon to use By making tax returns virtually as ment joined her in an amicus curiae game pep rally. of so-called white-collar offenses. Our disclosure last March that against those on \ confidential as the confessional, the brief — the first time the department Female cadets can now enroll in These multi-biUion-doUar “in women cadets at Texas A&M were its political / V law has let a lot of slick operators go has Uken such action to enforce tbe previously all-male ranger dustries” only have to keep their being harassed and humiliated by "enemies list,” ^ unpunished. Here are just a few equal rights provisions of Title IX. course. And senior women may wear noses clean on tax matters and IRS their nule colleagues touched off an Congress included , examples. Texas A AM officials argued that military-style riding boots — a can’t touch them, investigators com explosion of indignant letters from strict confiden- ' • * An IRS investigator discovered they’re not subject to Title IX liUga- privilege formerly bestored on men plained to our associate Tony Capac- alumni and students claiming we had tiality rules in the ^ k that a taxpayer had lied to the tion because they don’t get substan only. One of Melanie Zentgraf’s most clo. besmirched their alma mater. Tax Reform Act Customs Service, understating the tial money from the federal govern demeaning moments came when she Even when they’re members of a We never Intended to denigrate the Nord ... aura to be a big M i of 1976. The intent M fkim M value of imported antiques by 9295,- ment. Yet we’ve teamed that Uncle wore such boots on a special Poppycock ... always a Most unusual Jara. CUaaa and Justice Department strike force on proud military tradition of the Texas ira aquaetabia, puahabta, was to cut off any improper flow of (XX). But since the information was Sam pays for the Aggie marching privilege day for juniors She was sur NOW QOINQ ON AT ALL PRAGUE LOCATIONS: laverila. Popcorn, almonda, alratchabla and great lor bamboo arlth cork tope. So organized crime, IRS agents are Aggies. Quite the contrary; We tried In information from the Internal given on the taxpayer’s return, and band’s uniforms, and the PenUgon rounded by about 20 jeering male pacana In a dalleloua buttar- taking out fruatraUona. 11.96 many waya to uoa thosa pret severely limited in the kind of to suggest that this tradition was crurtch, 12 ox. 2.99 ty jara. Loft 6.90, right 6.00 Revenue Service to other govern no IRS violation was Involved, the subsidizes uniforms for a number of cadets and forced to take off her cooperation they can give to the being dragged through the mud by ment a|encies. culprit successfully cheated Uncle the ROTC cadets. In addition, many boots. inter-agency team. The IRS agents the buUboy tactics of male chauvinist MMCKSTn cuuTiMnr Unfortunately, while protecting in Sam out of substantial duty. of the ROTC Instructors are Zentgraf’s attorney, Carol Nelkin, n iB iiN i MANCHESTER PARKADE...OPEN DAILY 1 0 -^™ 8 U N -114 can’t tell their colleagues from the cadets — like throwing dead iCDnsi dividuals from government harass * During an audit of corporate members of the armed services, told us her client is "still taking all VERNON PLAZA...OPEN 1O-B-J0...SUN 10-Si EA ST HARTPORO (Pwbiam Plaza) Justice and Labor Departments what possums, manure and stink-bombs ment, the tight rules against dis records, IRS agents found evidence drawing government pay. the brunt of the abuse" because of •ONE ITVLEE AND COLOR! MOT AVAlUiLE AT ALL LOCATIONS DAILY 10-0-JO, SUN. 10-0 cases they’re working on. And when into the dormitoiy rooms of female closure have made it difficult - and that a federal employee had taken a Col Kenneth Durham, head of the her spunky determination to take a Other atoraa, EnflaM, Maridan, FaklMd, Torringtoo, WaaMMd, Maaa. IRS strike force members discuss cadets. sometimes impossible — for IRS bribe to call off a regulatory in ROTC unit, and other school officials stand for dignity and equality at their own cases, other investigators As a case history, we reported on agents to share their knowledge or vestigation. The law forebade IRS to contend that they are making some Texas AAM. must leave the room. cadet Melanie Zentgraf. She told our progress against the male cadeU’ 6 - EVENING HERALD. Mon,, Dec. 17.1979 EVENING HERALD, Mon., Dec. 17,1979-7 Carter Names Feminists WASHINGTON (UPI) - Two leading to Lady Bird Johnson, is expected to be named “important for all issues" — not just those femlniats, Ruth Bader Glnsburg and EUiabeth assistant secretary of education for public af dealing with women. Carpenter, have been chosen by President fairs. She said she is Interested in handling “the Carter for important federal posts, ad Head of ERA-America, Mrs. Carpenter, full spectrum of cases” before the court. THE NICK-OF TIME ministration sources report. now of Austin, Texas, would serve with Judge Mrs. Ginsburg, who teaches constitutional Mrs. Ginsburg, 46, a Coiumbia Law Schooi Shirley Hufstedler, the first secretary of law and civil procedure, became the second professor, has been selected for the federal education. woman chosen by Carter for the Influential appeals court in the District of Columbia. She An administration official described Mrs. appeals court. Patricia Wald, former assis is known as a staunch supporter of the Equal Ginsburg as "an outstanding attorney and tant attorney general for legislative affairs, Rights Amendment and for her work on many (an) extraordinarily well-respected one.” recently filled a newly created seat to become the first woman to sit on the court. successful constitutional law cases involving Reached at her home in New York City, . thru Fri. ’Ml OHM; G at Ml 5HM sex discrimination claims. Mrs. Ginsburg said the participation of Mrs. Carpenter, 59, former press secretary women and other groups in the legal system is OvCrp& yillClltS Your Worth'i Charge Card makes shopping so easy! •rohio* Not Reii;unded FrMh aad D dkkm s
MANCHEISTER—Although town officials quickly mail delinquent tax notices, citizens are not informed of tax overpayments. llillll^t^ last minute gift saving The town carries about $70,000 in overpayments on the for last minute SantasI books. State law says that after seven years, the money cannot be refunded. About $10,000, according to town records, was overpaid seven years ago. W « S « R i d Manchester and Tolland are the only area municipalities which handle overpayments this way, but G i f t s James Turek, Manchester coliector of revenue has said W i’N handit iR llw he assumed all towns In the state used the same dttfHa and avan procedure. ancloia a pananal "I have always felt the town had a moral obligation to graatlngl refund,” Turek said. But he noted, keeping track of taxes owed on all personal property takes a lot of time. "We’re doing it according to state law. All these Pixie Re-enactment records are open to the public. If someone finds they ^iwnai™ iiww iMisee. a SI. Msaiaia cinaatr itu. t» t u overpaid, they’re welcome to review the account. »WS1 Samas. * u CNEani.M cusm*. u r i m wstin tno ins«tMny asaaMt. p The 206th anniversary re-enactment of the fameo iBoston Tea Party Tax overpayments sometimes occurr when a husband •M luwiww aoGvoft Cfwpa H mwed took place in Boston Harbor Sunday. Tea boxes and leaves sym pays the bill, and then the wife pays it again. Also, when bolizing tea, were thrown over the side of the Beaver II, a replica of property is sold, both the old and the new owners pay the tax. Socialite % OFF OFF the original tea ship. This time around men and offers of the British 20 20% However, most of the overpayments occur when tax Marines and the Fifth Regiment of Foot, upper center,were guests bills are mailed in, according to Robert Weiss, town 1 a. laF trial* laM n laastt*. aboard the tea ship. (UPI photo) manager. . I t as. M Wlat Ctaass. 7W u. CtMsa’a Htai.tsi. tMHy our entire "When a payment is made over the counter, an error is (saMkta cAm m tar). I si. isr it l«ml-tM select quickly detected,” he said. "But with the large volume of M t s M . Lt‘Oval Wstits laa llTMtatny OsoOau. Government To Aid mall, overpayments go unnoticed.” tia.tt Weiss ad d ^ he wasn’t aware of the problem, as the audits showed the accounts but nothing was ever said. stock of group of "Since the state doesn’t require refunds, the problem was Sleepless Citizens never brought to our attention.” After being notified of the tax overpayment policy, two WASHINGTON (UPI) - The govern physicians and patients about sleep dis WE MAIL women’s famous Board of Directors members supported a tax cradit be ment has decided it's time to do orders and their treatment." given. Stephen Cassano, deputy mayor suggested a credit something for the estimated 20 million He added that the program will have Americans who have trouble sleeping. three goals: toward next year’s taxes be given. Peter DiRosa, board GIFTS Surgeon General Julius Richmond is —Improved diagnosis and treatment on member, has said it might create an administrative LONDON FOG maksr prepared to unveil today "Project Sleep," the part of doctors. problem to refund the money instead of crediting it. a three-year program designed to educate But most agree a system to handle overpayments —Better public knowledge about the should be found. doctors and the public about sleep dis significance of the problem. "If someone overpays they’re entitled to a refund," orders and bow to treat them. —More general knowledge about insom Texas Spread coats JEWELRY It also will cover the ins and outs of William Diana, board member, said. 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Dec. 17, 1979 - 9 Space D ata Com puted Shopping Bag Ladies MOUNTAIN VIEW, life to exist. diameter, the planet's as much heat as it receives Calif. (UPI) - When Thus Titan was a disap eleventh. from the sun, and it is sur Pioneer 11 approached pointment for many. It was Pioneer was the first to rounded by a magnetic Saturn and its spectacular the last place in the solar visit Saturn, the most dis field and a radiation belt. To Be H osted at Party rings last September, system where primitive tant planet yet to be But unlike giant Jupiter, NEW YORK (UPI) - There is in those bags with them.” scientists could put all they life forms were thought reach^. which Pioneer visited vacant lot through five winters until knew for sure about the It took closeup pictures previously, Saturn's radia going to be a Christmas party for the Not everyone is in the holiday the city cleaned her boxes away, and possible. shopping bag ladies. planet on a single piece of Titan, which is larger of the planet, which is 815 tion packs little danger for spirit. The little old lady who comes Jennie, who is busy digging a hole paper. than both the planet Mer times bigger than Earth. future spacecraft. Ilie “Now isn't that nice,” says Ella, to the breadline in a bathrobe and that will serve as her cold-weatter home. Now knowledge of Saturn cury and Elarth’s moon, But most of what scientists radiation is soaked up by who is busy changing her underwear slippers won't even stop to talk. Her has been Increased a w as found to be 324 learned was deduced from the massive rings, leaving in the lobby of Grand Central Station. only possession appears to be an Gloria, who now lives, off and on, empty cable spool. thousand-fold, and Elarth- Fahrenheit degrees below measurements taken by an their environment virtual “I'll just see if I can find something at the Dwelling Place, will be there nice to wear.” Ihe less troubled shopping bag bound computers are still zero at its cloud tops. Such array of Instruments. ly radiation free. for the nuns' Christmas party, as will “Why don't you invite God, too?” ladies, however, enjoy a taste of the laboring to digest the a low temperature means This data disclosed that These discoveries will be Miriam, one of the “fashionable” Saturn has a rocky core useful when the second chirps Sally, whose main residence is good life — be it a Christmas party or shopping bag ladies. Miriam wears massive amount of data the moon lacks an internal under a bannister at Penn Station. Pioneer gathered. and is composed largely of probe of Saturn, Voyager 1, a clean room for the night. high heeled red slippers despite her heat source to warm its The New York shopping bag ladies The automated metallic hydrogen, which a more sophistical craft, “We had one ladv who took her swollen ankles, and props herself surface. are an institution. They live in the Social Security check and checked spacecraft dove through It is possible that a does not exist on Earth. arrives next November. against the wall for support as she the rings, sped by Saturn at greerihouse effect might The planet radiates twice streets, lugging their possessions into a |40-a-night hotel,” says Sister walks along the street. Jonah. “Her money ran out after a distance of 13,000 ihiles sufficiently warm the inner along in crammed shopping bags, “Some of the ladies are into three days, but she still talks about and now continues to radio atmosphere, but scientists propelled by their own particuter styles,” says Sister Nancy, who has ghosts. how nice it was. It was her moment b ^n at the Dwelling Place for two observations as it sails on a consider this most unlike 'the Sister Jonah, a young black nun of glory, I guess." course taking it out of the years. “If we don't have the kind of ly. who tours Grand Central Station at 5 There was a time when some of the solar system. CAMISOLE clothes they'd like, they'll freeze Saturn's main rings, LkigMMSorilqu* (9 a.m. to check for shopping bag ladies cannier ladles would seek out a men In its Saturn adventure. extending 47,000 miles on before they'll take something else.” in distress, is passing the word about tal hospital for the winter months, Most of the ladies, however, tend Pioneer discovered a new each side, were found to is having a Man’s nightll the Christmas party at the railroad returning to the streets with the toward what the nuns call “the Bennet Junior High Concert Band moon, two new rings and consist of bits of flying ice. stations and breadlines. layered look,” wearing their entire the structure of the planet, One of them was so dense Tuts Dec. 18 6>9 P. M. warm weather, These days, however, most hospitals will not ad wardrobes summer and winter. its radiation belts and it was almost opaque. Champagne! Ckeene & Crackeri! “Their endurance is amazing," The town’s young musicians will show their Their Seventh Annual Winter Concert will There is going to be a Christmas party for says Sister Jonah, as she races to mit them unless they appear to be Delores, a Dwelling Place regular, magnetic field. Usually, Earth telescopes Frer Gift fCrappinf Dwelling Place ^ a hostel on West 40th Street stuff Dec. 19 at 7:30 p.m. in the Bennet feature music composed by the likes of John catch up with a shopping bag lady dangerous. carries three bags that contain And it learned that the show only three, and new INFORMAL MODELING the shopping bag ladies. The New York shop — are one of the few groups that keeps track Auditorium. Shown practicing are left to Lennon, and classicist Richard Wagner. who is trotting down the street at The nuns of the Dwelling Place, a nothing but newspapers, which she moon Titan almost certain rings, called “F ” and "G," ping bag ladies are an institution. They live in right, Stefanie Medynski, Ken Gagnon, Paul (Herald photo by Pinto) 649-01S9 of the ladies. They’ve set up a tree for Christ dawn. “In some ways they're so ill, hostel on West 40th Street, are one of reads word for word, and then tosses ly is too cold to harbor the were discovered, as was a the streets lugging their possessions along in mas and plan a party for the ladies, three of but they walk for miles a day. and the few groups that keeps track of Martin, Cindy Harkin, and Derrick Holloway. conditions for Earth-type away. “ She isn't hoarding them,” moon, 250 miles in crammed shopping bags, propelled by their whom are shown here at the Dwelling Place. some of them carry 50 pounds of stuff the ladies - like Gloria, who lived in a says Sister Nancy. “She's just a slow own particular ghosts. The nuns of the (UPI photo) reader.” m J 0 ' 7 |OIWSKSKSKBWSMaRISR4l Hundreds ot Designs & Styles IX-C SKI PACKAGE 2 : ’S . 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Manchester, will celebrate their 55th wedding anniver East Hartford, and James E. Collins sary on Dec. 18. of Nlantic, has been assigned to TTiey were honored at a banquet Dec. 15 hosted by their Chanute AFB, 111., after completing relatives and friends. Air Force basic training at Lackland Mrs. Trainer, the former Elsie Bergsten of AFB, Texas. Chelmsford, Mass., was employed by Capewell^nufac- He will receive specialized Instruc turing Co. of Hartford and by Farmer Brown, Inc., East WALDBAUM'S Food Mart brings you the tion in the avionics systems field. Hartford. Airman Collins graduated from Mr. Trainer was employed more than 35 years at East Hartford High School In 1979. flavor of the holidays! Travelers Insurance Co., prior to his retirement. (Heraid photo by Pinto) Laura M. Baj, daughter of Mr. and Food M art U.S. GOVERNMENT INSPECTED - GRADE 'A' ^ Mrs. Michael J. Baj, 59 Cummings St., EUist Hartford, recently enrolled in the Arm y’s Delayed E ntry PUDDING CHEESE PIE Program. This program is. designed to aliow BASTED TURKEYS 1 package (8 oz.) cream cheese, M>ftened the individual to take up to one year 2 cups cold milk before actually entering active duty. 1 package (4*serving aize) lemon, coconut cream, vanilla, or pineapple cream flavor instant pud* Baj has met the qualifications and TOMS ding and pie filling elected to receive training as a den 16 TO 22 LBS. 1 baked 9*inch graham cracker crumb crust, cooled tal specialist. She is a senior at East Hartford High School. Beat cream cheese until very soft. Gradually add 1/2 cup of the milk and blend until smooth. Add remaining HENS milk and pie filling mix. Beat as directed on package. Pour Navy Fireman Recruit William H. immediately into crust. Chill until firm, at least 2 hours. Limburg, son of Mr. and Mrs. Henry 10 TO 14 LBS. Garnish with lemon slice, if desired. Limburg of 55 Mulcahy Drive, Blast Sote: Filling may also be chilled in crumb-lined 8*inch Hartford, has completed recruit square pan, using amount of crumbs as for 9-inch crust. training at the Naval Training Or omit crust and chill in individual dishes. Center, Great Lakes, 111. U S Gov't Inspected U S GOV'T. INSPECTED U S GOV'T INSPECTED Grade A - Swift's Premium GRADE A GRADE A' Waldbauin*s Famous ^ Mr. and Mrs. Walter S. T rainer A 1978 graduate of Penney High Deep Basted School, he joined the Navy in August Empire Kosher “N. Y. STYLE” DELI! 1979. Butterball Fresh LUNDY - SLICED TO ORDER Airman Douglas P. Kingsbury, son “Picky, Picky, Picky“ >4 Turkeys Turkeys Turkeys Cooked Ham of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Kingsbury of & Shoulder lb 472 Bread and Milk St., Coventry, Fresh Produce Experts! TOMS HENS TOMS j HENS TOMS HENS graduated from the U.S. Air Force VIRGINIA s t y l e 16to 22 LBS ! lOto 14 LBS 16 to 20 LBS. I lOto 14 LBS 16 to 20 LBS 10 to 14 LBS training course for helicopter MMH Auxiliary Decks the Halls SWEET CALIFORNIA • LARGE 72 SIZE Baked Ham TO ORDER *3.19 mechanics at Sheppard AFB, Texas. Sunkist Seedless DOMESTIC ■ SLICED TO ORDER He is being assigned to Hill AFB. Decking the halls at Manchester Memorial Hospital with gar Cooked Roast Beef,e*3.99 Utah, for duty with a unit of the lands for the holidays are Shirley McCray, president of the Navel Oranges O f o r I, Military Airlift Command. MMH Auxiliary, on the ladder, and Polly Davis, publicity chair FARMER BROWN FRESH Genoa Salami TO ORDER l b *2.89 He is a 1979 graduate of Coventry man for the auxiliary. Holiday motif is carried out throughout CARANDO . SLICED TO ORDER High School. Washed Spinach ’%°aT ' 69* PLANTATION "BAKE-IN-BAG- the hospital. (Herald photo by Pinto) FLOBlOA INDIAN niVER ■ RED or WHITE EMPIRE KOSHER • IN BARBECUE SAUCE Boneless ProsciuttOLB*5.29 Seedless Grapefruit 6rJ1. Basted Turkey Breast lb *1.59 Fully Cooked Turkeys CALIFORNIA S BEST . FAMOUS W O BRAND U S GOVT INSPECTED GRADE A PERDUE FRESH TOP FROST . ALL WHITE MEAT Crem ona MortadellaL8*1.89 Oven Stutter Roasters lb 79* ROTHMUND Iceberg Lettuce LARGE HEAD 59* Boneless Turkey Roast pkI *3.39 Look Beyond the Holidays Cocktail Franks l b *2.29 COLONIAL Florida Tomatoes 'pKc/ 59* FRESH SLICED U.S.D.A. CHOICE - BEEF Wide Bologna TO ORDER l b I .D ^ WEAVER WHITE MEAT ^ Alfalfa Sprouts 4 OZ BAG J i When You Buy Toys f r e s h ' SLICED k . / Bottom Round Turkey Breast TO ORDER L0 M.59 Leslie M. Targgart FRESHLY MADE Wendv T. Morrison Maureen Cordon Don't buy Christmas toys watched, not played with. Brian Sutton-Smith, a child Green Cucumbers 3 for* 1 . particular time. CALIFORNIA for your children this year “A good safe starting Beth Blossom of the Toy development authority. Salads or MACARONI l B 49^ LB, GREEK — buy February toys. point in selecting toys is to Manufacturers Association “Rather than overwhelm a Fresh Scallions 5 BUNCHE .*1 . ROAST GREAT w ith c h e e s e s a u c e • CALIFORNIA If your child still likes ask, ‘What can he or she do urges a balanced toy box. child with too many toys, U S D A CHOICE ■ BEEF Engaged U S D A CHOICE - BEEF lUNDERBLADEl Colossal Olives lb*1.69 and plays with a gift in with it?’” says Florence with gifts in four main introduce a few new ones Brussels Sprouts Ci?p^ 69* NEW YORK SHARP U S NO 1 Top Round Steak lb *2.39 February, if the toy hasn't Kohn, director of the mail categories: .. at various times.” u s DA CHOICE ■ BEEF Boneless Chuck Steak LB *2.09 U S D A CHOICE ■ BEEF lUNDERBLADEl Cheddar Cheese l b *2.49 Morrison-Perigard T arggart-Dwyer Gordon-Wood broken by then, if you're order division of a —Active physical play — Parents should be aware Yellow Onions 5 LB BAG 79* Bottom Round Steak lb * CH EESE & NUT - PORT WINE A ALMONDS GARLIC A HERB 2.39 Boneless Chuck Roast LB not still paying for it by manufacturer who also balls, wheel vehicles, that toys, like clothes, may SWEET CALIFORNIA U S D A CHOICE ■ BEEF *1.89 The engagement of Miss Wendy us DA CHOICE - BEEF Cheese Logs 2 LB PACKAGE *6.99 The engagement of Miss Leslie M. The engagement of Miss Maureen then, the gift is a good one. operates retail stores. sports equipment. not fit a child. Henry CHURNEY. 12 OUNCE " Todd Morrison of Manchester to Emperor Grapes lb 79* Sirloin Tip Steak lb *2.49 Round Cube Steak lb *2.49 Targgart of Brighton. Mass., to Carol Gordon of Bolton to Richard B. Consumer and child Sometimes the com —Creative, constructive Coords, a manufacturing FLORIDAFiDRinA ZIPPER7IDDCD SKINCVIU ' U S 0 A CHOICE - BEEF ’ WITH Christopher John Perigard of An U s D A CHOICE - BEEF -WITH Stephen M. Dwyer of Storrs has been Wood of Windsor has been announced experts say the trick of plaint means new toys are play — blocks, construc executive, says the most Walnut (3heese Balls*2.49 dover has been announced by her Tangerines LARGE SIZE 10 FOR 89* Top Round Roast ‘" S ® lb *1.99 Back Rump Roast lb *1.99 ALL NATURAL DRIED announced by her parents, Mr. and by her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ray looking beyond the already broken. Avoid this sensitive age distinction is U S no 1 parents. Mr. and Mrs. Richmond tion, painting and scientific Mrs. John C. Targgart of mond Gordon of 20 Goodwin Road, holidays a month or two by checking for durability. about 1 to 1 1/2 years of BEST 5 LB 0 g Fruit & Nut Mix l b *2.49 Morrison of 25 Eva Drive, toys. Idaho PotatoesbS sil «Q* HEBREW NATIONAL KOSHER BEEF Worthington, Ohio. Bolton. The more parts a toys has, C a lif o r n ia b u d b r a n d Manchester. can keep parents from —Imitative play — dolls, age, before and after a Seafood Specials /jr:— Mr. Dwyer is the son of Mr. and making some of the com the more likely something child learns to walk. But Colonial Fnlljr Cooked COLONIAL iCRYOVAC WRAPPED) stuffed toys, trucks, air ______LARGE BUNCH 69* FRESH FRESH Salami or Bologna il *2.29 Mrs. William P. Dwyer of 405 Spring will get lost. A dollhouse Pascal Celery Mr. Perigard is the son of Mrs. Mr. Wood is the son of Mr. and mon mistakes of toy planes, costumes. interests change rapidly uU Ss FANCY APPLE SALE '' DRESSED SCROD HAM SALE! Sem i Boneless $«18 9 Yvette Perigard of Enfield and the St., Manchester. buying. that has to be put together —Social play — games, later, too. A n n I o c macintoshOSH,, rome ROME LARGE I H A M S S LB I. Miss Targgart graduated from Mrs. Raymond Wood of Windsor. . . ______» CORTLANDiRTLAND SIZE i_B SMELTS FILLETS Full Shank Portion late Arthur Perigard. “There’s nothing to do" very carefully, for exam puppets. Toy age labels help, but U S NO 1 - h o l id a y f a v o r it e Glastonbury High School in 1977 and (water added) KRAKUS IMPORTED Miss Morrison graduated from is perhaps the most ple, can come apart very Christmas toys can also are general. One toy '' Fresh Baked Goods! ^ from Westbrook Junior College in White Boiling OnionsLB49* Canned Ham ciS *7.39 Manchester High School, Manchester Miss Gordon graduated from frustrating echo of Christ easily. A toy that runs on be put away after they’re manufacturer complains FRESH CUT A PEELED f.1.19 WALDBAUM'S WALDBAUMS 12.49 HILLSHIRE f l a v o r SEAL Community College and Southern Portland, Maine, in 1979. She is Bolton High School and Briarwood mases past. It can be heard batteries will need new unwrapped. that parents like to think 5 9IC t .9 9 * Brown 'n Serve Apple, Mince employed as a registered dental College. She is employed at even before February. ones. A doll that can eat their child is brighter than Butternut Squash lb < Full Butt Portion Kielbasi lr *1.89 Connecticut State College in 1977. She "A child’s play with new U S NO 1 SWEET Squid 3 LB BOX * 1 .99 ROLLS or Pumpkin hygienist in Boston. Stanadyne Inc. in Windsor. Sometimes this means will need food. average and therefore buy (water added) HORMEL BONELESS is employed as a special education toys should be staggered White. '•! & ' i, Flakey Mr. Dwyer graduated from More often, no toy fits older toys. Potatoes & Yams 3 LBS , Cure ”81” HamsLB*2.89 PIES teacher at the Talcottville School in the toy was only designed throughout the year," says FRESH Fresh Oysters oz *1.99 12 0 2 PKQ 22 0 2 PKG V.riv n. Manchester High School in 1974 and Mr. Wood graduated from Windsor to sit there and be the child's mood at that PERRI ALL NATURAL ITALIAN from Hobart College. Geneva, N.Y., High School, St. Anselm's College OF MMKKSTER Florida AvocadosiSf ea49* Shrimp olvEfNEO PKG *2.99 CENTER CUT Sausage SWEET LB *1.69 s i p s MATLAWS 30 OZ FAMILY PACK in 1978 with a bachelor's degree in Du. 10 Our FiM KiiM i Poucy Som . Ilwni Not A viil.blt Til Tu.« COLONIAL ■ “CENTER CUT 5 S * * Mr. Perigard graduated from and the University of Rhode Island. . 1 ^ , CALOOR SHOPPMG P U U Stutted Clams *1.89 Ham Slices lb *1.99 Nci ihwest Catholic High School and chemistry. He is presently attending He is employed at the Pratt & I TOj^TOWPiEi SlicedBacon lb *1.29 ^Due to Our Freshness Policy Some items Not AvsiUtie T-i Tues j from Uie University of Connecticut in the University of Connecticut to ob Whitney Aircraft Group of United Birth V(VS' 7 ‘ ^ NOW OPM WMMTt » 1976. He is employed as a medical tain a master's degree in chemical •I 12-0 PJL S Technologies Corp. in East Hartford. Costello, Timothy D onald, 10; and two technologist at Stauffer Environmen- engineering. He is employed in Lipton research in chemical engineering at Francis, Son of Donald F. sisters, Kimberly, 14, and Wishbone Del Monte talResearch Center in Farmington. The couple is planning an October and Louise Gagnon | Duncan THawaiian Canada i 7-UP The couple is planning a May 3, UConn. Christine, 13. ATTENTION MEN 1980 wedding at South Methodist Costello of 52 West St., U z: 1980 wedding at South United The couple is planning an Oct. 18, I ITS MEN'S NIGHT AT HARVEY'S - Church in Manchester. (Bruno Manchester. He was born The Pentagon Tea Italian Methodist Church in Manchester. 1980 wedding at St. Augustine's Vegetables Dry photo) Nov, 28 at Manchester ' (Nassiff photo) Church in South G lastonbury. The Penlagon. headquar DEC. 19th WEDNESDAYW Diet or • coffM Mrvod r (Cooper photo) Memorial Hospital. His ters of the Department of Peas. Peg or French Cut Cake Mixes!I n.j maternal grandparents are Defense. Is the world s largest • frt« gift wrapping ]i Bags Dressing Green Beans. Cream Style Mixers Mr. and Mrs. J. Victor office building, twice as large • axchangM afttr Chrlatmaa or Whole Kernel Corn ALL PUDDING & I IICQ Regular Gagnon of Danielson. His as the Merchandise Marl in • paraonal 8 courtaoua attantlon 100 COUNT PKG 16 CZ ROTTIE REGULAR VARIETIES ALL VARIETIES 16 OZ CAN 46 OZ CAN Manchester Teacher Featured paternal grandparents are Chicago with three times the 18'y 02 PKG 32 OZ BOTTLE LITRE BOTTLE floor space of the Empire 1/3 TO 1/2 OFF REGULAR RETAIl | 2 Mr. and Mis. John Costello State Building in New York \\ of Manchester. His mater Situated on the Virginia side Altcays Flr$l Quality t i ~ • 1 . 5 S nal great-grandfather is J. of the Potomac River, it hous 3 In Story and Show in Japan Famout Brandt - Labelt ,\ol Removed j j Emile Belanger of Hart es 22.000 employees in offices that occupy 3 7 million square The Joseph Donahues of 322 Spring ford. He has a brother. CLEAR time period. To prepare for that, my feet Food Mart Will Carry a St., Manchester, are patiently barber asked me to go for a shampoo waiting for the January issue of a COLLEGE INN FOOD CLU B and set every other day and a cut Large Selection of.. . 13*i 0 2 CHEF'S SLICED monthly women’s magazine from CHICKEN BROTH every two weeks, CANS APPLE JUICE BOTTLE MUSHROOMS Tokyo, which will contain a story on “The shop is just across the street Holiday Fruit WHOLE or JELLIED single foreign men in Tokyo, in from my apartment, so for the next FOOD CLU B 3 $ FO LG ER 'S 6 cluding their son, Timothy. six months I'll have convenient and c 1 ^ 0 Z RUFFLES In a letter to his parents. Donahue, Arrangements c : CA N S 1. INSTANT COFFEE V r 7 OZ pretty luxurious hair care — free of POTATO CHIPS 3AG who is in his second year of teaching IN BOWLS ft BASKETS charge." FOOD CLUB ALL VARIETIES ONLY! II 2 OZ O English in Tokyo, wrote that he had TUES. 26 OZ FOOD CLUB SUGAR Donahue who served in the Peace 1 LB PKG 37* TOASTER PASTRY PKG ^ FOOD CLUB CATSUP been approached by representatives Economically Priced from, FOOD CLUB b o t t l e Corps for two years, on the Palau VLAStC of the magazine who wanted to inter CROSSE i BLACKWELL Islands graduated from Georgetown SHORTENING lb can4 » 3 1.49 SWEET MIXED PICKLES 99‘ COCKTAIL SAUCE 20 OZ jAR view him and photograph him for * 4 9 5 4 1 0 9 5 ALL FLAVORS University, and received a master’s The to 28 OZ BOTTLE their upcoming issue. degree from the University of SHASTA DIET SODA 12 OZ c CAN 0 FOR 1 . GOOD HEALTH SELTZER 3 for89‘ KOSCIUSKO MUSTARD “Then, I happened to wander into Hawaii. He previously taught the barbershop across the street 72 OZ English for six years in a private C&c COLA REGULAR 1 DIET 32 OZ where my roommate was getting a 6 PACK 99* 380Z BOTTLE ” a“ r language school in Washington, D.C., CRISCO OIL *1.79 SWEET MIXED PICKLES haircut. It turned out that the barber hoicest Meats In Totm\ before contracting to teach English F rozen F a v o rites! was being featured in a trade in a French-English school in Tokyo. Dairy Delights! hairstyling magazine and he was Pet Ritz Hood's Health & Beauty Aide! The '32-year-old teacher is the Apple Pies Aqua Fresh Alka Seltzer Minute Maid Waldbaum's looking for a model and asked me to Timothy Donahue brother of Mrs. Matthew (Jo Ann) Ice Cream Orange Juice do it. So, one morning he cut and set LEAN FRESH 26 OUNCE PKQ. ALL FLAVORS-HALF GALLON Toothpaste Tablets Cottage Cheese asked me to serve as his model for Moriarty Jr. of Manchester. HALF GALLON CARTON 16 OUNCE CUP my hair then we trooped over to a What will happen next? Who 15' OFF LABEL 25 COUNT PKQ photography studio where, they the all-Japan hair competition com 1 * 1 3 8 ing up next May. For that contest, a knows? But, in the meantime, his 4 6 O Z .I% Q 0 dressed me up in the latest ‘Tokyo family is anxious waiting to see their (9MHINDBEEF M . 5 9 FOOD AfAfiT W/U ALSO CARRY TUBE V W fashions — bright red, baggy wool couple hundred hairstylists have to aORGCOUS HIGH QUALITY 79« son — in print. 8 0Z WALDBAUM S . ALL FLAVORS pants, white shirt and an inch thick do exactly the same style in a given ’POINSETTIAA’ BIRDS EYE COOL WHIP BOWL General Merchandise! wide black satin tie, a blue and red ONION . PLAIN • EQQ ■TALL SHIPS READY TO FRAME 11" « 14" ALL NATURAL YOGURT 3 con“ta°/n e r s 8 9 ‘ * CHRItTMAf CACTUS • WALDBAUMS checked sports jacket with a purple RUBBERS VIRGINIA BRAND' ’COLORED MUMS* LENDER’S BAGELS 12 OZ PACKAGE 49‘ COLOR P R I N T S *1.79 HANKSCRAFT COOL-VAPOR SOUR CREAM I LB CONTAINER 69* flowered handkerchief in the pocket. When you for perfect gifts or your own centerpiece' 12 OZ. CAN need more ALL f l o r is t s h o p QUALITY' MINUTE MAID ORANGE JUICE 89* HUMIDIFIER EA*9.98 3 LB Then, the whole crew — three WALDBAUM'S ■ REO. MXI POLLY-O-RICOTTA CONTAINER *3.19 photographers, two magazine people, space in a ? itIf.roT BFRliN « Hi>.«« HiiLi INOIVIOUAL ■ CH EESE • APPLE - RAISIN SARA LEE DANISH txoz pko *1,19 PANTY PANtY HOSE ea79« to fashion consultants, the barber crowded 2,49 16 OZ CONTAINER C&F MOZZARELLA *1.79 and myself went to a nearby park garage, irusta where they took pictures as a Want Adj passersby gawked,” he wrote. for fast ■K*6ffT^2o” 6ff results I ______[ ” DERMASSAGE "But, that wasn't all. Then, we ANY PAIR I ON EACH ON A M 07 OOTTI P I rkK, a a i w ! ______■ " ^ " ■ ON A 38 oz. BOTTLE j ON ANY SIZE j ON A 12 OZ. 12 PACK | ^ O N " | Liquid Detergent went back to the studio where they JEFFRIES I WILKINSON gave me some different bright WESSON ! f o o d CLUB o r | FOOD CLUB I CHRISTMAS | oz. b o t t l e GOOD FEELING! T R A C n 22 colored clothes, plus a fencing mask OIL PLANTERS j HOT COCOA I ICECREAM I and foil as props and I had to play HIGHLAND PARK MARKET SOCKS CARTRIDGE ‘Zorro’ which they took more pic ' n u t s ! MIX ! NOVELTIES • tures. I’m really curious to see what 317 Highland Straat that looks like when the magazine — ^ ^ m e ——— — IL— jeoupon per cuMomer I cot comes out. “I felt a little ridiculous, but the Manchostar • 646-4277 barber must have been satMied since be game me $100 for doing it and also 410 WEST MIDDLE TPKE. MANCHESTER r W...C4...... EVENING HERALD. Mon., Dec. 17. 1979 - 13 12 - EVENING HERALD. Moo- Dec. 17, HW -1 f CbHuarlts ) Fare Hike Possible Joseph F. Girardini For Buses in State Cowboys Stage Miracle ELLINGTON - Joseph F. Girar dini, 72, of 23 Kibbe Road, died Sun HARTFORD (UPI) Connecticut’s the cost of their rides and that is now game against San Diego will deter and scored on runs of 1 and 11 yards day n i^ t at his home. He was the state subsidised bus companies face down to 40 percent. NEW YORK (U P I)-Ittook er-'''Mj)aiimed of.” 314 yards and Efren Herrera con a possible basic fare hike from 3S Public hearings across the state a miracle finish by the Dallas mine the AFC Wekl title. (OilChicago’s Walter Payton scored as Pittsburgh swamped Buffalo to verted two Oakland turnovers into husband of Rita Waish Girardini. win the AFC Central title for the He was bom in E liin ^ n and had cents to SO cents to meet spiraling would have to be held on any rate Cowboys and some unac The wild card playoffs will be held three ’Ills and gained 157 yards to field goals as Seattle crushed fuel, equipment and maintenance hike plan and could not be im Sunday, with Chicago at Philadelphia capture his fourth straight NFC sixth straight year. Oakland’s playoff hopes. lived there all of his life. He was a customed offensive. fireworks “Our offense wasn’t as crisp as retired farmer. He formerly was costs. plemented any earlier than March 1, and the San Diego-Denver loser at rushing title and lead the Bears to the Bengals 16, Browns 12 from the Chicago Bears but the we’d like it to be,” said Steeler Coach chief of the EUington Fire Depart John Spaulding, state director of Spaulding said. Houston. The division playoffs will be playoffs. Chicago Chris Bahr kicked a 43-yard flbld Chuck Noll, who became the 14th ment, first selectman, chairman of public transportation, said Sunday If approved, the fares for com NFL finally filled its 10 playoff held on Dec. 29-30 and the AFC and employed a wide goal with 1:51 left to lift Cincinnati despite the possible increase, it muter riders would be increased berths. NFC title games will be played on open offense all NFL coach to win 100 regular season over Cleveland and end the Browns’ the School Building Committee, games. "We’ll take whatever we can would still be an alternative bargain from SO cents to 75 cents, the elderly All that is left is to determine the Jan. 6, with the winners advancing to day and earned a playoff chances. chairman of the Board of Finance get. Que sera, que sera The positive for commuters with the cost of gas and handicapped would pay half the final order of finish in the AFC West -the Super Bowl Jan. 20 at Pasadena, slot by having four Saints 29, Rams 14 and the Board of Education and the Calif. points more than things are that we’re in there and we Planning and Zoning Commission. oline still rising. new basic SO cent fare and school and that will take place tonight when Mike Strachan ran for two TDs and The home field advantage in the Washington in the get the week off. ’The rest is the chief Besides his wife he leaves a son, Spaulding said "a fare Increase is children would receive a 20 cent dis San Diego plays host to Denver in the Garo Yepremian added a pair of se playoffs goes to the team with the point differential thing. • Joseph V. Girardini of Ellington; a long overdue,” for the 19 bus dis count, he said. last regular season game of 1979. The cond half field goals. best record. The matchups for the tiebreaker. ’The Steelers did get some bad news dau^ter, Mrs. Victor (Ann) Cohun tricts and transit companies sub Despite |18 million in public funds, winner is the division champion and Colts 31, Giants 7 division playoffs will be decided after “The rushing ti Sunday when they learned that All- of Ellington; a brother, John Girar sidized by the state Department of bus companies are running in the loser a wild card or best ninnerup Colts finished at 5-11. ’The Giants’ next week’s wild card playoffs since tle was not the important thing; win Pro linebacker Jack Ham is through dini of E llin ^ n ; a sister, Mrs. Mary Transportation. creasingly large annual budgets. entry in the playoffs. fourth loss in tbe last five games left clubs from the same division cannot ning was and making the playoffs,” for the year after an ankle injury them at 6-10. Albanes of Hartford; and four ’The firms, which carried 38 million Spaulding said ironically, the in Dallas won the NFC East title with crease in rldersbip has added to the meet in the first round of the said Payton, who overtook St. Louis sustained last week. Patriots 27, Vikings 23 grandchildren. passengers last year, last raised its incredible 35-34 victory over In other games Sunday, fares in 1972 despite rising labor, fuel need for higher fares. playoffs. rookie Ottis Anderson. Anderson was 'The Patriots finished at 9-7 while Funeral services will be Washington and in the process Philadelphia beat Houston 26-20, and equipment costs. "It’s a simple fact that when we put knocked the Redskins oiit of conten The Cowboys’ victory over held to 39 yards in 14 carries and left the Vikings suffered their first losing Wednesday at 9:15 a.m. from the Washington was a classic in the long in the third period with a knee injury. Seattle defeated Oakland 29-24, Cin season since 1967. Burke-Fortin Funeral Home, 76 He said in 1974, when the state out additional buses and the tion and handed Chicago, a 42-6 passenger is only paying 40 percent duel between the two bitter rivals. Neil O’Donoehue’s pressure- cinnati shaded Cleveland 16-12, New Falcons 31, 49ers 21 Prospect St., Rockville with a mass began subsidizing bus companies, winner over St. Louis, an NFC wild Orleans surprised Los Angeles 29-14, passengers were paying 70 percent of of the cost, someone else has to pick card berth. Roger Staubach’s 8-yard packed 19-yard field goal midway ’The game marked the final playHfg at St. Luke’s Church, Ellington, at 10 touchdown flip to Tony Hill with 39 through the final period gave Tampa Baltimore crushed the New York a.m. Burial will be in St. Bernard’s up the other 60 percent,” he said. appearance for San Francisco’s O.J. Tampa Bay earned the first playoff seconds left and Rafael Septien’s tie Bay its victory over Kansas City. The Giants 31-7, New England beat Simpson, the second leading rusher Cemetery. Rockville. berth in its 4-year history by edging breaking extra point capped an in win, ending a three-game losing Minnesota 27-23 and Atlanta defeated in NFL history. Friends may call at the funeral Kansas City 3-0 and joined Los credible Dallas comeback. streak, gave the Bucs a 10-6 record San Francisco 31-21. home ’Tuesday from 2 to 4 p.m. and 7 Bring Christmas Cheer Saturday Panel Hears Issues Angeles, which captured the West Staubach’s third TD pass brought and the Central title. In Saturday games, it was the New Jets 27, Dolphins 24 to 9 p.m. Students from East Catholic High School with Christmas carols, given gifts, and last week, and Philadelphia, which Dallas from a 13-point deficit with York Jets 27, Miami 24 and Green served refreshments. Shown are, left to right, 6:54 to go. Washington seemed in Rickey Bell carried 39 times for Bay 18, Detroit 13. The Jets finished at 8-8 and Miami, Christie Jensen made their traditional visit to the Meadows already had clinched a playoff berth, the AFC Blast champion, closed the STAFFORD - Christie H. Jensen, Convalescent Home Saturday to entertain the Maureen Whaples, student; Santa (Jlaus (Jim In School Contract as the NFC’s playoff clubs. complete control after John Riggins 137 yards to keep the ball away from Eagles 26, Oilers 20 Kansas City. Ron Jaworski ran for one TD and regular season at 108. 86, of 7 Crystal Lake Road, Stafford, Desantels); Frank Hagearty and Barney MANCHESTER — Three-member a written opinion is expected by the Pittsburgh took the AFC Central ti ran 66 yards for a TD and a ^21 residents and bring gifts for them. The lead. Dallas earlier trailed 17-0. “I really don’t feel too tired,” said backup John Walton passed for Parkers 18, Lions 13 died Friday at Rockville (Jeneral binding arbitration panel met Satur second week of that month. tle with a 28-0 romp past Buffalo and students have also visited Green Lodge, Fox, residents; and Mitzi Genovesi, student. “I’m heartbroken,” said Redskin Bell. “1 was caught up in the game. another to lead Philadelphia over Tom Bimey kicked (our field goals Hospital. He was the husband of day from 12 to 8:30 p.m. with At issue are salaries, benefits, dropped Houston to wild card status. and Eric Torkelson ran 1-yard for a Crestfield, and Laurel Manor convalescent (Herald photo by Adamson) Miami took the AFC East last week. Coach Jack Pardee. “Not just for They just kept giving me the ball and Houston. Earl Campbell finished Esther (Dorsey) Jensen. representatives from the teachers class sizes, and grievance I just tried to crack it and pick up the TD to lead Green Bay over Detroit, homes. At each home they have entertained procedures for a contract of their Losses by Cleveland and Oakland myself but for the players. I told with the NFL record of 1,697 yards. He was a lifelong resident of Staf union and the town Board of Blduca- first down.” Seahawks 29, Raiders 24 which will have the first pick in next ford and was the owner and operator one or two-year duration. Sunday enabled Denver to clinch at them I was proud of them, that I love tion to hear 17 disputed issues. Franco Harris ran for 100 yards Jim Zorn completed 23 passes (or April’s college draft. of Jensen’s Grocery Store, West Staf “We didn’t break for dinner. We Hay said, “We don’t want any least a wild card berth and tonight's them and that they had nothing to be ford, for many years. He and his wife were originally scheduled to go until public discussion of the issues.” In would have celebrated their 51st Joyner Sees Conspiracy 6 p.m. but we kept going, thinking we earlier remarks Hay had said, “We wedding anniversary Friday. He was could complete the matter in one don’t even reveal negotiation details a member of Wolcott Lodge 60 session,” I ^ Hay, president of the to the staff. ’The minute you give out AFAAM. some information, it ends up being Marshall Manchester Blducation Association, Besides his wife, he leaves two In Nursing Home Moves said today. misinformation, due to the rumor Patriots End Year daughters, Mrs. David (Barbara) Wilson E. Deakin Jr., assistant mill.” services, told him today of the family sing Home has informed Com Robinson of Stafford Springs and By LAUREN DAVIS SHEA school superintendent with respon Deakin’s closely guarded conn- Steps Out connection. missioner Edward Maher of the ^ s . Francis (Mildred) Barton of Herald Reporter sibility for contract negotiations said ments included plaudits for the ar Ellington and five grandchildren. Manchester Manor Nursing Home Department of Income Maintainance today, “We certainly had ample op bitration panel. He said he felt the MANCHESTER - State Rep. that they are planning the dis Funeral services will be Tuesday, 2 is owned by Paul and Helen Liistro. portunity to present our case. While panel, chaired by attorney Peter On Positive Note FOXBORO, Mass. (UPI) - He Walter Joyner, R-Manchester. said p.m., at Introvigne-Plante Funeral The Lord Chamberlain home is charge.” Adomit of West Hartford, was fair. 112 points. Stanley Morgan and came onto tbe field through the today, ”It appears that there may be the board (of education) isn’t in FOXBORO, Mass. (UPI) - Home, 95 E. Main St.. Stafford owned by the Spriglio family. Allen Joyner called this action part of a Adomit was the neutral attorney, Harold Jackson each surpassed the goalposts for the last time, waving a planned conspiracy of sorts to force favor of the arbitration panel, we Springs, with the Rev. Ross Putnam told Joyner today that the maiden developing pattern and said, ‘”rhis selected by the other two attorneys. It was a season of high expec 1,000 yard mark for season receiving his arms to the appreciative Schaefer the state into increasing the rates comply with the law demanding it names of both Mrs. Liistro and Mrs. must be stopped now, before more ’The school board bad chosen Leonard tations, but one frittered away yardage, the first Patriots to do so officiating. Burial will be in West paid for medicaid patients.” and we had our day in court.” Stadium crowd, vigorously Spriglio is Coccomo, and that they patients are subjected to the trama Rovins of Westport while the on missed chances, untimely and the first two members from one applauded by teammates and op Stafford Cemetery. Calling hours are Joyner referred to the confirma Both Deakin and Hay said they are related. of involuntary transfers.” teachers’ union chose Donald Deneen team since Don Maynard and George ponents. today from 3 to 5 and 7 to 9 o.m. tion by state officials that the family expect the panel will hand down their letdowns and injuries. Manchester Manor last week was Joyner has attributed the problem decision in early January. They said of Windsor. Sauer Jr. of the 1968 New York Jets. Defensive end Jim Marshall closed Louise H. Wells that owns Manchester Manor Nur ordered by Lloyd to stop transferring to the state’s two-tiered rate struc Although New England fans The game also marked the end of a remarkable career Sunday, the VERNON — Funeral services were sing Home is related to the family the Medicaid patients to make room ture. ”I believe the time has come might be saying “wait ’til last an illustrious 20-year career (or final game after 20 seasons, the only held this morning for Louise Hatch that owns the Lord Chamberlain Nur for higher paying private patients un for the Legislature’s public health EPA Approves Sewer year,” Patriot players feel Vikings’ defensive end Jim Marshall, non-quarterback to last that long in Wells, 59. of 4 Franklin Park, Eiast. sing Home in Stratford. Both homes til a state hearing determines the committee to expand its investiga positive as they clos^ a disap who played in 282 consecutive the history of the National Football either already have, or have plans, to who died Saturday at Manchester legality of the move. tion into nursing homes to include a MANCHESTER - Approval has Tolland ’Turnpike businesses sewer pointing season with a victory. regular season games. He is the only League. Memorial Hospital. She was the wife discharge a number of patients who Joyner said today, "It has come to study of the rate structure. been given for a constructing a sewer non-quarterback ever to play 20 service and will also serve the The Pats rallied for 20 fourth- Marshall made just one tackle in of Scott Wells. are on Medicaid. my attention that a second nursing He said today he was sending his line on Tolland ’Turnpike, Jay Giles, Parker-Street-Progress Drive area seasons. quarter points Sunday to beat the the game, nailing New England Mrs. Wells was bom in Groton, Vt. Joyner said (teorge Allen, director home in the state is planning to second letters to Commissioners public works director announced. Neither team displayed much when it is develop^. stubborn Minnesota Vikings 27-23. quarterback Steve Grogan after a and had lived in the Vernon area for of the hospital and medical care divi transfer out a number of Medicaid Lloyd and Maher, “Urging them to ’The federal Environmental Protec The town is scheduled to sign a con spark in the first half, with Tbe victory ended New England’s three-yard run out of the pocket on the past 28 years. sion of the state department of health patients. ’The Lord Chamberlain Nur- act as quickly as possible to head off tion Agency approved the 1,500-foot tract with the Cobra Construction (3o. Minnesota taking the lead 13-7 on a third play of the third quarter. ’The season at 9-7, while the Vikings h Besides he husband she leaves a this proposed action by the Lord sewer located near the town’s border of Glastonbury in a few weeks. pair of 1-yard runs by rookie Ted Vikings lost the game, 27-23, but that son, Robert Wells of Rockville; a Chamberlain facility, and at any with South Windsor. finished 7-9. ■Yu*, Construction would begin in spring. “It’s a good feeling to win one Brown (his first NFL touchdown) wasn’t a significant disappointment daughter, Mrs. Joho (Susan) Shane other nursing homes.” The town will pay 228,000 of the and Robert Miller. New England had Mancherter Pollc* Report ] The sewer line, ot be Installed when it’s the last game,” said to the man who once scored a of Rockville; five brothers. Paul Joyner concluded, “We should not total cost of 2280,000. The rest is scored on a 5-yard pass from Steve about 50 feet from the road, could Patriots' Coach Ron Erhardt. “It touchdown for the wrong team. Hatch of Irwin, Pa., Vem Hatch of MANCHESTER — Police charged permit these patients who are at the funded through state and federal cause temporary inconveniences to Grogan to Horace Ivory. connection with a 2:16 a.m. domestic meant nothing, but anytime you win, ■» “The biggest thrill has to be the Woodsville, N. H., (terald Hatch of John A. Everson, 29, of Madison with mercy of the state and the nursing agencies. area residents and business, Giles Rick Danmeier added a third dispute. Oliver was presented in Blast you've got to gain something from it. * - four Super Bowls,” said Marshall, G roton, Vt., Donald Hatch of disorderly conduct Saturday night. homes to be used as pawns in this dis ’The project, the Upper Hockanum noted. period field goal of 24 yards to in Hartford Superior Court this mor It'll give us a positive start towards who turns 42 on Dec. 30. “The biggest Milford, N. H., and Leray Hatch of Police alleged that he was in ning, police said, in lieu of 2100 bond. pute.” Trunk Sewer Extension, allows Farewell crease the Vikings’ lead to 16-7, but disappointment was not winning one next year.” Plainville; five sisters, Mary toxicated and that he refused to leave he missed a 43-yarder early in the of them.” What New England gained was sole Minnesota’s Jim Marshall Tuxbury of Rockville; Maxine the front steps at Carry Nation’s, 10 Fernand DuPeiry Jr., 19, of Hart fourth quarter and New England Marshall came to the Vikings prior possession of second place in the Minshull of Woodsville, N. H., East Center St. He was released on a ended a 20-year NFL career began to rev up its offensive engines, to the 1961 season in a trade with ford was charged Sunday with falsely Council AFC East, a division they won last Marilyn Riker of Groton, Vt., Janice yesterday against New Grogan took the club 75 yards in 21M cash bond, police said, for a Jan reporting an incident, police said. year, and a fourth-straight winning Cleveland. The Ohio State graduate Mills of Brattleboro, Vt.. and 7 appearance in E ast Hartford Police alleged he pulled an alarm England. Here he enters field five plays, with Don Calhoun going had played the year before in the Dorothy Hood of Lebanon, N. H.; and To Meet season. over from the 1-yard line to make it Superior Court. lever at the Charter Oak and Philip “It means we can go home on a for final time after being in Canadian Football League. ti ee grandchildren. Police also charged a 19-year-old 16-14. The Pats exhibited a little im streets box. DuPerry was released positive note,” said New England troduced before kickoff. (UPI Although weakened by The Burke-Fortin Funeral Home, Manchester man with alleged COVENTRY - The agination on the march, with an end encephalitis, he rose to become cap upon promise to appear in Blast Hart quarterback Steve Grogan. i 76 Prospect St., Rockville was in abusive behavior toward an Town Council will meet Photo) around pass from Don Westbrook to tain of the Vikings' defense and a ford Superior Court Jan. 7. “Everyone feels good and it’s better charge of arrangements. Burial will employee at David’s, 336 C Broad St. tonight at 7:30 in the Town With no post-season hopes on the Don Hasselbeck and a naked reverse charter member of the Purple Peo than hanging your head. Just to wind be in Pine (Jrove Cemetery, Albert J. Martin of 30 Doane St. Police charged Randy I vers, 17, of Hall board room. During line, the game was a showcase for in ple Eaters, the defensive line. up with a winning record, you can say by Grogan. Woodsville, N, H. was charged with breach of peace, the meeting Ftank Connol dividual records or goals. (Quarter Minnesota then surrendered the “It doesn't seem possible that I’ve 23 High St. Rockville, with third- you’re a winner, not a .500 team. It ly, town manager, will back Tommy Kramer completed a ball at its own 40 after failing on a been playing this game for 20 years, ” Mrs. Lillian Snyder police said, and released on a degree burglary and third-degree might not mean annything to some promise to appear in Blast Hartford make some recommen FREE 1 YEAR SERVICE Minnesota record 31 passes, the most fourth and one and Grogan zinged a the bearded lineman said. "1 enjoyed MANCHESTER - Mrs. Lillian larceny Saturday in connection with people, but it means a lot to me.” Superior Court Jan. 7. dations concerning energy PARTS A LAROR ever allowed by a New England 40-yarder to Jackson on the next play it so much and made many, many (Cohen) Snyder, 5 Highland St., West a domestic break-in. Police said he The Vikings finished in third place First Down Play funding programs. defense. to put the Pats ahead for good. Smith • * • j friends.” Hartford, died ^nday at Manchester was presented in East Hartford in the NFC Central, missing the Police charged two Manchester (^nnolly will also report “1 thought Kramer was outstan later added field goals of 42 and 30 Cowboy wide receiver Tony Hill is tripped up by Redskins Minnesota Coach Bud Grant, who Memorial Hospital. Superior Ckiurt this morning in lieu of playoffs for only the second time in women with issuing bad checks in on the status of the open ding,” Grant said. yards sandwiched around a 13-yard Lemar Parrish but not before he took pass from Roger Staubach has led the Vikings the last 12 years, a 21,000 cash bond. the last 12 years. ’Their losing mark She was the wife of Maurice P. two unrelated incidents over the space grant in connection “ We expected him to throw to his TD toss from Kramer to Rickey {gr first down. Pair later teamed for winning touchdown in final compared Marshall to hockey star Snyder. was the team’s first since the 1967 weekend. Police reported break-ins at the with the Salvation Army backs so we weren’t surprised,” said Gordie Howe and'baseball great Ted season. 1 She was bom in Springfield, Mass., Both Nancy King, 36, of 126 land, bought by the town, All-Pro comerback Mike Haynes, The Vikings got. to. the. , PatsD . • 20 in minute. (UPI Photo) Williams. Pop Shoppe, 249 Spencer St., and “I would have liked to have won it. and bad lived in Manchester for 28 the drive to encourage “’The win means we’ll have home the closing seconds, but two Kramer “ Those ,%uyf all had a great Washington St. and Eileen H. Pulin, Cards Etc., 215 Spencer St. over the I thought it was a great game and years before moving to West Hart weatherizatlon programs field for some big games next year. passes in the end zone fell in physical advantage in that they ford four months ago. 39, of 15 Mill St. were released on weekend. well played for two teams not going Robertson^ DeLisle Win promises to appear in East Hartford in town, and landfill budget And besides, we thought we were complete. didn't bend, tear, rip or break very She was a member of Temple Beth Police said an undetermined i r BLACK A WHITE to the playoffs. New England had the Superior Court Jan. 7. problepis. better than a .500 club. We just had to “Thought they were going to score, easily. In that respect, Jim Marshall Sholom. amount of cash was taken from both talent to come through. That was Police charged Alexander Oliver, ’The council will also dis 1 per PORTABLE prove it,” didn't you?” Ernardt asked was a great talent because of his stores. No further details were their reputation and they lived up to Besides her husband, she leaves 32, of 66 J Imperial Drive, with third- cuss the proposal for the For the Patriots, kicker John r ^ r te r s , "I didn't think they would, durability. And he had a great at two sons, Alan E. Snyder of available. Both incidents are under fani) 100% SOLID STATE it,” said Minnesota Coach Bud Men’s Scratch degree assault Sunday. investigation. new town garage complex, i Smith set a team season record with but it entered my mind.” titude to match his great ability,” Manchester and Mark J. Snyder of Police said the arrest was made in discuss and possibly take Grant. Grant said. Blast Hartford; a daughter, Miss Lori action on the teachers’ con "And perhaps most important,” E. Snyder of West Hartford; a sister tracts approved by the the coach said, "was that he enjoyed Mrs. Gertrude Douillette of teachers and the Board of 13” COLOR f Spoils Title to Scully playing football. 1 don’t think too Area Police Report .H**'** I Tribe Matmen Open siate Maryland. Education, and hear an up 1 PER PORTABLE i < many guys today enjoy football as INineral services were this after dated report on sewers and FAMILY 100% SOLID STATE Three new names will be inscribed on the Manchester honor much as they enjoy the money from noon in the chapel at the Weinstein Vernon South Windsor storm drains. Monday roll of 10-pin bowling champions in Manchester following play playing football. Jim was totally Mortuary, 640 Farmington Ave., With Twin Victory WRESTLING Michael D. Nieman, 22, of 72 Police said a car reported stolen Other agenda items in Sunday at the Parkade Lanes the winners and runner-ups by Bernie different. He just loved to play the Hartford. from 505 Oakland Road, Saturday, clude an updated report on Terryville al Cheney Tech, 6:30 Village St., Rockville, was charged Two victories were annexed by the Manchester High wrestling Tom Scully captured the Men’s Giovino, lanes manager. game.” Burial was in Temple Beth Sholom was found Sunday in Woodtown, N. J. Coventry Lake Park and Friday night with first-degree •228 team as it opened its 1979-80 campaign with a 48-12 win over T uesday Scratch Division with an impressive Memorial Park. Police said the car had apparently charter revision ap assault and carrying a dangerous BASKETBALL straight three-game win over Bob Memorial week will be observed at weapon in connection with the in been set on fire and extensively pointments. Rockville High and 36-21 decision over Rham High in a Penney al .Manehesler, 8 the home of her son, Alan E. Snyder, damaged. Oliver. vestigation of an incident on Village An executive session is QUASAR triangular match Saturday afternoon at Clarke Arena. „ Cheney Tech al Vlnal Tech, 8 Two-time champion Marilyn Five-Goal Period 417 Summit St. James O’Rourke, 18, of 133 Hub Street. scheduled for 8:15 p.m. to SASE- Rham High came away 1-1 as the Roiie (M) pinned Post :31, 126 - Dolin Hall al Easi Hanford Rogers was unsuccessful in her bid Memorial donations may be made bard St. and Bhigene Sena, 18, of 674 discuss the permanent ap Police said they responded to a Sachems whipped Rockville, 52-15. (M) dec. Rozman 10-7. 132- Sadlak (R) Glaslonbury al Roekville for a third straight success, bowing to the Juvenile Diabetes Foundation, Griseold St., both of Glastonbury, complaint of a loud stereo at pointment of a streets The Silk Towners captured 9 of the dec. Palizza 138, 138— Ray (M) pinned Soulh Windsor al Windsor l,orks to Pam Robertson in the Women’s Helps Sink Tribe 999 Asylum Ave., Hartford. were charg^ Saturday night with Nieman’s address and while they superintendent. 12 weight classes against Rockville Burke 2:16, 145— Alemany (M) pinned Bollon al Cromwell Handicap Division, three games to were trying to calm the situation tampering with a motor veUcle. and 7-of-12 against Rham. St, (Jermaln 4:57,155— Meyers (R) dec. Rocky Hill al Rham In Memoriam ’The alleged incident happened in one. , With the roof falling in in the third period under a five-goal Nieman allegedly caine out of his Double winners for Manchester Smith 4-2, 16Y — ueexman (M) dec. Ponland al Coveniry Denny DeLisle turned back the In u d and lovini memory of Mn Mary Arnold, the parking lot of the Brave Bull Dooley 6-3, 185 — Boudreau (M) pinned deluge, Manchester High’s ice hockey team succumbed, 9-1, to who pasted away December ITUl. 1167 apartment with a knife used to filet , REMOTE were Tony Rozie (119), co-captain Manehesler al Penney (girls), 8 challenge of Jim Dobson in Men’s fish. He allegedly started to fight Cafe. Lougee 1:26, Unlimited — Driscoll (R) EasI Calholir al St. Paul (girls), 8 CCIL foe Fermi High Saturday night at the Bolton Ice Palace. Goa law ber lootatepe falter. Don Beckman (167) and Chris pinn^ Cratty 1:36. Scratch play in three straight games. with his neighbor, Raymond Leger. Both men were released on 2250 WRESTLING The hillB became too eteep. ■y CONTROI Boudreau (185). The latter registered Manchester vs. Rham: 98— Albert (M) Scully averaged 200.3 in his win The Indians, 1-3, return to action into the final period. nonsurety bonds for appearance in And with farewelli unspoken, Police said Leger received knife Some Toys two pins to highlight the Indian ef pinned Boucher 4:23, 105 — Griffin (M) Farmington at East Calholir, 3:30 ning effort while Oliver, who held the Wednesday nirtit at 8:05 against “The third period the roof (ell in,” The Savkwr bade her sie -2 0 - BVBJBriG HERMJ). Mon.. Dtc. H. U7t EVENINO HERALD. Mml. Dec. 17. I $ T i- H Woman West Point Cadet AHENTION!! EVENING HERALD CLASSIHED ADVERTISERS; I.(M)kmy for Vou d o n 'i Hh\ (’ Named Rhodes Scholar lo ‘ihell out much lo get big rpsulls MTODLETOWN (UPI) - A female Hollen entered the U.S. Military L. Anderson, Johns Hopkins Univer" 24 HOUR CLASSIFIED SERVICE cadet at the U.S. Military Acadetny Academy at West Point, N.Y., in sity; Ann K. Joms of Manhattan, who Is an accompliihed 1976. 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Morillo Holp Wontod 13 NURSES AIDES wanted for exclusive contract established tice. Will train to our system. - Real Estate Wanted full time on all shifts. Apply thru Friday. 9 to 6. Call Linda Christmas Eve the store will donate wrap photo by Pinto) had a scholar for the first time, of New Orleans. by us. High immediate in Call 6667520 for a'ppointment. founder of The Chicago Joumai, both TOOLMAKERS - MachinisU. director of nursing. Salmon- after 6. 6461980. Barber said. MItC. iEBVICES come minimum required in o4 the University of Chicago; Betsy - Services Offered Apply 81 Commerce Street, brook Convalescent Home, off FULL CHARGE vestment $9,975. 104% profit LAUNDRY- 2 part time Since the scholarship program was - Painting-Papering Glastonbury. PT8 House Street. Glastonbury. structure. Call between 8 AM BOOKKEEPER- To start set up in 1903, 2,100 Americans have - Building-Contracting COMPANY. 'Telephone 636 Please call 6366244. folders, and 1 part time January 1st. 30 hour week. k 5 PM, 1-8066366367. Or washman. Needed for our been winners. In making the selec - Roofing-Siding 7631. write: American Film Knowledge of S a fe ^ rd help Council To Air Salary - Heatlng-Ptumbing BABYSITTER NEEDED- laundry department. Please P ro c e ssin g , In c., 1935R ful. C!aU England Hardware. CARRIER WANTED tions, scholarship committees Peking Trees Expensive - Fioorirvg ^ l y in person - Meadow's CERAMIC TILE MECHANIC Monday through Thursday, 3 Hoover Court, B'ham, AL 6465201. nationwide seek academic - Movmg-Trucklng-Storage - Experienced only. Top p.m. to 10 p.m. Own transpor- Cfonvalescent Home, 333 - Services Wanted UUon. Can 6466022. Frii 36228. Bidwell Street. Manchester. excellence and leadership and PEKING (UPI) - What’s green, Short needle cedars in glazed pots wages, ^ p ly : Atlas Tile, I8Q ly; CLERK / TYPIST6 Needed IN HEBRON,— : physical vigor. MIEC. FOB SALE Berlin "Tpke., Wethersfield, weekends anytime. ^ our large client company. For New Fire Chief about 5 feet tall and costs $100? ranged in price from $67 to $100. - Houeenoid Goods 5660151. WAITRESS WANTED - Blast of The River. Temporary The program was established by A Christmas tree in China’s capital Those going for $67 came as short as - Arttcies for Sale SHEET METAL WORKER - ★ Experienced preferred. Apply WELLSWOOD RD. AREA Cecil Rhodes, a British financier and - Building Supplies Ehmerienced. Soldering etc. assignments beginning VERNON - When the Town Coun receive as informational items and ment of Daniel Delaney as special city. 3 feet. ’The $100 trees were about 5 Corner Soda Shop, Main January lanuarv 1960.i9no Call Lydiai vd now. statesman. Ironically, it took Rhodes - Pets-Birds-O^s Can 5262101. cil meets tonight at 7:30 in the eight reports, written and oral, from police officer at Camp Newhoca; ’The trees, considered among the feet tall. - Musical Instruments NURSE AIDES PART TIME EVENINGS- Street, tonchester, fctween2 S l^ T ^ p s ^ 1 9 eight years and five trips from South M an ch ester. L ight duty and 3:30. ______Memorial Building it will he asked to committee and department heads. designate the Windham Area Council highest priced in the world, went on Northern China has a drastic - Boats & Accessories Immediate openings RN -11 to 7. Part time. Ehijoy Call THE HERALD These will include a report from Africa to earn a degree from Oxford. - Sporting Goods available on all shifts. janitor cleaner. 5 evenings per TEMPORARY WORKER6 approve a salary for Fire Chief Action Program as the town's anti sale Sunday at Peking’s Friendship timber shortage and lumber prices - Garden Products working with an exceUent su|v week. Ideal for retired or CHILD CARE WORKERS ■ Assignments East of The Charles Pitkat, superintendent of the poverty agency; appoint Richard A. Until four years ago, women were store, which caters to the foreign - Antiques Pleasant working con porting staff. Very pleasant semi-retired. Call 6465334. Oakhill School has immediate - Donald ^guda. accept Maguda's are so high that few buildings in ditions, new wage scale in River for CJerk / Typists and 647-9946 647-9947 sewage treatment plant concerning Winkler as a probationary regular excluded from the program. - Wanted to Buy atmosphere. Good wages and openings for child care other office skilled Mrsonnel resignation as chairman of the diplomatic community. Peking are constructed of wood. force. Located on bus line. benefits. Please call Doris workers to work with Energy Commission, and approve the use of energy to do a test on the police officer; make several ap The winners included Andrea Lee BENT ALE Contact Mrs. Ferguson beginning January 1980. Top - Rooms for Rent Blain, RN. Director of retarded, multi-handicapped company. Top pay, for top appointments of other fire depart treatment process. pointments to boards and com DNS at Burnside Convales Nurses. 6460129. children in dormitory and - Apartments lor Bent cent Home, 2869571. LAUNDRY AND DIAPER skills. Call Lydia. Dunhifi ment personnel. Town Planner George Russell will missions. - Homes for Rent classroom settings. Temps, 2864311). - Business tor Rent U T H E OPERATORS - With SERVICE needs (olderess Experience with handicapped Maguda was' recently appointed report on the status of the town's A matter tabled from the last full or part time. AM and PM Courses Have Openings INVITATION - Resort Property for Rent 2 years' experience. Good children required, two years' CLERK; GENERAL chief of the consolidated fire Open Space Grant and Mrs. Herbst meeting of the council will be con - Wanted to Rent benefits. Salary nraotiable. Call 2W-1527. college preferred. Full time will report on the status of the lease sidered again tonight. This concerns - Misc for Rent OFFHTE. Adding, filing, et McDonaltfs® departments. Mayor Marie Herbst Elach course is composed of twelve TO BID Hawk Precision (fo., 303 ...... „ , seco”nd’ shift, part time cetera. 40 hour week. Apply: for the court house. a proposal made by Councilman MANCHESTER - Although advance HOMEWORKERS - Earn Burnham Street, East Hart SALESMAN- Opportumty for weekends only, first and se- will also ask the council to pass a three and one half hour class meetings AUTOMOTIVE ISO.OO/hundred securii^, stuf Gaer Brothers, 140 Rye The council will be asked to act on Morgan Campbell relative to sub registrations are at a higher level than Sealed bids will be received in - Autos for Saie ford, telephone 5269846. exciting position. Knowledge cond shifts. Starting salary resolution citing former Vernon Fire plus a final examination, and classes will fing Envelopes. Free Mtails, of stoves helpful. Base plus gj 37 to $4.09 per hour, Street, South Windsor a request of the director of ad committees of the council. Citizens usual for this year’s three-week Winter the Office of The Director of - Trucks tor Ssi« Reply: 'DUn V16X, Box 94486. Needs People Chief William Johnson for his ser Intersession at Manchester Community meet Monday through Friday mornings at General Services. 41 Onter - Heavy Equipment for Sale AUTO BODY REPAm - Full commission. Full medical excellent benefits. Call 246 ministration to approve a job Participation Committees and the ~ Motorcycles-Bicycies Schaumberg, III. 60194. benefiU. Paid vacation. Call 3493 or w rite Personnel WANTED DRIVER for Auto vices. Johnson was appointed full College, there are still openings in all of 8:30 a.m. Classes are scheduled from Street. Manchester, Connec time. Experienced. Must have Body Shop D istributor in time fire marshal in connection with description and rate of pay for a designation of a liaison member fo the - Campers-Traiiers-Mobiie own tools. $7.00 per hour. All Mrs. Gray 5261931 Assistance, Oakhill School, the scheduled courses. Wednesday. Dec. 26 through Friday, Jan. ticut, until January 9. 1980 at Homes SEWERS- Ehqierienced on In Manchester. Able to do stock police matron for the Vernon Police Board of Ektucation contract negotia- company benefits. For ap ______. , 120 Holcomb Street, Hartford, work and paint mixing. 5 1/2 the consolidation of the departments. Ten general academic courses will be 11. Final examinations will take place on 11:00 a m. (or the following: - Automotive Service dustrial Sewing Machines. PART TIME JANITOR for o6112. An equal opportunity P irt Tm 6 Dn Shifts RMSShifts Department. tion sessions and budget - Autos for Rent-Lease pointment call 6867596. day week with benefits. Call On tonight's lengthy agenda is also Monday, Jan. 14. WATERWORKS Will train if necessary. Good medium size office complex, employer poM iin Shifts; In other business the council will deliberations. offered during this year’s intersession. starting pay for the right peo 6465211 ask for Tony. WeeUap listed 14 reports the council will It is an opportunity for students to make SUPPLIES Hours: 5 p,m. to 10 p.m., 3 ------be asked to: Approve the reappoint Each is the equivalent to the same course ple. Hours: 7 to 3:30, Monday TYPISTS AND CLERK nights a week. Phone Mr. JA N I'T O R IA L H E L P - offered during the 15-week fall and spring up courses, accelerate programs of study, REPAIR OF nX E D COVER th™ Friday. Apply in person TYPISTS are needed to work Wmtney at 5662020 for ap- Evenings. Also experienced SEWING MACHINE McDonald's* Family Restaurant Is looking for HIGH RATE PRIMARY at . Pillowtex Corp., 49 Regent in the Hartford area. Call OPERATORS- For seasonal semesters, and students will earn three or, for those planning to enter college in Lost ond Found 1 pointment. floor maintenance man. Good good people who want a good )ob with all the DIGESTER AT THE Street, Manchester. Eoual today. TAC/TEMPS, 727-6430. work. January to June. Will extras. As a member o1 our crew you get a semester hours of college credit. The the spring semester, to begin their studies ------opportunity (or right person. train. Jamie Originals. Inc.. PRIMARY SEWAGE Opportunity Employer M/F. COCKTAIL WAITRESSES - (jommisions on new accounts. good starting pay, superviaed training, free courses are offered on an instructional- early. LOST - MALE KITTEN 6 EXPERIENCED SANDWICH 6465758. Vernon To Receive Help TREATMENT PLANT E arn up to $200 a week. 343.5747 or 643-0053. meals, pleasant working condlllona and fee-supported basis, and the total cost is To register for remaining openings in months-old, orange tiger, MAKERS wanted for cocktail Experienced or will train The Town of Mancheste is an brown collar, vicinity.Strant .RNS-LPNS lounge. Call 644-9637 between SEWING MACHINE regular raises. $75 per course. this year’s Winter Intersession, come to lO pcningf OB all ahlfta. GooC Apply 330 Ledyard Street TEACHER OPENING- Math equal opportunity employer, St. Call 6464556. 9 a.m. and 12 noon. OPERATOR- With Merrow ’The courses to be offered this year are: the Community Services Office on the eiccllent working con- Hartford. b Science at Bolton High and requires an affirmative |diUon. Call M n. Fergoaon. DNS. experience. 10 month work human biology, business management, Main Campus of Manchester Community PART TIME. Want cash for School. thinning January season. 8:30 to 4:30. Jamie tfPLY i FOBON AT t From State Energy Plan action policy for all of its Con LOST - GRAY CAT, answers PLASTIC INSPECTOR - 2nd. I960. 1^11 time position College, Monday through Friday from I CNHIUMar N$K the holidays? For every day? Originals. Inc. 6465758. corporation finance. Introduction to data tractors and Vendors as a con to the name of Tig-er, near 2aa-a87i Opening for first shift Q C pw- thru June 1981. R egular 1221 TQUM TIMPK processing, microeconomics, introduction 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Registrations will Manchester Parkade. 649- It's easy with thq phone in son to take over a small in- VERNON — Responding to a piea He said in addition to the income He wrote to Governor Ella Grasso dition of doing business with your own home. Call 2467773. Salary & Benefits. Apply im- FACTORY OPENINGS Per MNnESTa,CT. to literature, introductory calculus, be accepted until ih'iday, Dec. 21. For ad 7862. spection department in a mediately to: Principal from Mayor Marie Herbst and the level an eligible household must be expressing concern that the agenda the Town, as per Federal manent job positions. $4.50 philosophy of religion, advanced general ditional information, call the MCC Com busy, growing, molding and Bolton High School, 6462768. Town Council, for assistance to unable to pay for current fuel for the special session didn’t make Order 11246. mold making company. A ------hourly, 8 a.m.-4:30 p.m., good psycholo^ and elementary Spanish. munity Services Office, 646-2137. benefit package. 522-9006. M. residents who may be unable to pay expenses and must have been refused any reference to the problems of Bid forms, plans and good general knowledge of F R IE N D L Y FA M ILY specifications are available at p la s tic s , m easu rin g in- RESTAURANT-(Jpenings for Swift b Sons. 10 Love Ijn e, YOU DESERVE A BREAK TODAYI their heating bills this winter, the re by at least one fuel oil dealer in an these middle income persons. Hartford, Ct, Am tqm l OapartwUqr Imptorw U /l cent special energy session of the attempt to secure oil. the General Services Office, stru m e n ts, gau g es, and C!ooks, Fountain Workers, and Morgan also explained to the Rec Plans Registration 41 Center Street, When in need of a Service or Product blueprint reading required. Dishwashers. Call for inter- legislature adopted a number of Those families with incomes from governor about his proposal to the Capable of checking work view, 871-9347 between 2 and 5 CARPENTER WANTED for Manchester, Connecticut. interior renovations. measures to offer assistance. 125 to 200 percent above the poverty Town Council to establish a Town of MANCHESTER - The and exercise classes. ’The Library and Town Hall. wiOiin close tolerences, filling nm M/F ^ u a l Opportunity „ . Town of Manchester, out inspection reports, &cS-er. ^endTPam ily Eiperjence requ^^quired. Buu- Full- State Rep. Chester W. Morgan, D- level are eligible for a loan at five Vernon Fuel Assistance Loan Manchester Recreation winter session programs For further information Connecticut customer Uaison and exer- Reslaiu-ant. 103 Talcottville Vemon, co-sponsor of the bill which percent interest from $180 to $360 and Program designed to assist this in Department’s cultural are available at the Mary contact the Arts Building, Robert B. Weiss, cisinz eood iudgement. Please Road vemon Ca» interview. 232-6500. S T O R E M A N A G E R S makes $3 million available statewide those with incomes between 200 and come strata of society. program will conduct Cheney Library, Whiton 647-3089. General Manager caU Mr. Silver at 5661475 for ------CALL A PROFESSIONAL SHEETROCK TAPER for a fuel oil loan fund, said Vernon's 300 percent above the poverty level The town’s program is to operate registration for the winter 03612 appointment. FEMALE OR MALE share will amount to $29,526. wanted by Interior Ckintrac- MANAGER TRAINEES are eligible for loans up to $180. on a "matching fund’’ system where session Jan. 2 through 4 for WANTED for light delivery. tor. Experienced only need This money will be loaned to Payments will be made directly to town residents and Jan. 7 DENTAL ASSISTANT ^ Male Must know the Manchester the applicant will contribute accor 0 put thi.s Directory to work for you, call 643-2711 o r female, experience ipply. Full-time position, households with income from 125 to the fuel oil dealer and must be repaid through 11 for non area. Call 646-8218. ask for lourly wage. (?all 2»-5ff?l. ding to his ability and the town will necessary. Military Tom. Here s your opportunity to begin a unique management 300 percent above the poverty level. in full by Oct. 1. 1980, Morgan said. match the contribution with a non residents as well. I s backround helpful. Salary career with a unique company' Morgan cited as an example, the in Morgan first made his request, interest bearing loan. ’The council ap Registrations, cor negotiable. Excellent benefits. Manchester area, Here are some good reasons for joining Cumberland come levei of a family of four, at 300 concerning help for the middle in propriated $5,000 for this purpose. responding to those dates, ■UIU)IH8-(XHrnUCTING ■BrSNAMSTTUM NOTAHMat M AdHiNim WANTED percent above the poverty level, is come people, in October before the biunediate opening. Call 646 Farms: a phenomenal growth rate of 3 new store open may be mailed or made in 2nd a 3rd Shut ing per w e e k .. excellent working environment $23,500. special session. 8126. person between 10 a.m. and 'FMWWDREMODailG Bridgeport Operaton • OK Timing Center Operators raptd advancement prorrxjtion from withtn CARRY HATIOHS GRIT BLASTERS WANTED- • semi-annual and annual ment reviews paid holi 1 p.m. in the Arts Building Cabinets, RooTuig, (Jutters, 643-130S Experienced Preferred. Call • lathe Operaton • NC Gntinatic Operators days. vacation and sick days . . health, accident and on Garden Grove Road. Room Additions, Decks. All for appointm ent 633-9474. hfe insurance profit shanng retirement plan types of Remodeling and • Jog lore OpMiton • Dehwring Persons Ceramic and pottery FINE LUNCHES Connecticut Hardface, 4 bonus plans paid 2-3 week training program Plea Due repairs. Free estimates. Ful e m r •! CsNlw A IMn M. • VTl Operators classes have In-person Metalizing Corp., Glaston- ly insured. M l l A ^ DL registration only. A $5 per MANCHiam bui7. Please call lor ap^lntm ent or apply In person to tt all adds up to why it pays for experienced store PHONE 843-8017 Z S r M7-iii7 managers and mexpenenced. ambitious, career- year recreation HOMEWORKERS - Earn Le-MI Corporation minded men and women to apply now for a manage In Death membership or a $5 pfr ment position with the largest pnvatefy owned operation MEN'S HAW CUTTMO . MTO l a m c f $50.00/hundred securiM, stuf 100 TuniMl Rond class nonresident fee is fing ^velopes. Free Details, of Its knd— Cumberland Farms Vernon, Conn. 06066 C«N or apply. Monday A Tuaaday. HARTFORD (UPI) - High School required to take the ~'You May Run ' M SIW lUIMUT Reply: Titan ■ X72, Box 94485, Schaumberg, 111. 60194. TatophtMM 871-1244______Oacambar 17 A 18.9AM to 7PM; basketball player Ron Neuhausser classes. MAPLE M ^ l ! ; ^ •MeeMmamaT The winter session is Your Ad For MANCHIiTUI. 94>-iM7 was scheduled to enter a plea today S u p e r S^rvU et imcn w * * NURSES AIDES - Full time. tlSQMlW. on murder and kidnapping charges in scheduled to run eight OAt • OH. • LU9MCATION - As Many Hours; Tuts, thru Frt. Experienced preferred, but (203) 646-0930 MsiMliMlsr. C T. weeks beginning Jan. 14 AcctaaoeitD 8 to 5;30 training will be given. Apply the July slaying of 12-year-old FRUIT BASKETS i TOWN OF MANCHESTER ••••••••••••• and ending March 14. Insertions As Saturday 8 to 5KX) in person: Blast Hartford Con Katherine K. Ebersold. FANCY FRUIT BASKETS. Order Ear fCloaad Weadeya; There are no classes on ly. Also: Wicker Items. Pero Fruit .___ You Wish__ _ valescent . Home, 745 Main POSITION VACANCY Neuhausser, 16, who was indicted GIFT AND S tm t, ^ s t Hartford. Manchester school Stand. 276 Oakland Street, 6466384. f 94(«l Opportuntf fmpSorW (U F for the slaying two weeks ago by a 10 RELIGIOUS SHOP POHERY INSTRUCTOR man, eight woman Hartford Superior holidays. If school in ...M n»N.«W N» GIDINOo STOMi WNMGFG. fMHHIt. AONNHOO. A CANOPIES RN OR LPN -11 PM to 7 AM. *•••••••••••••••••••••••• Manchester is canceled Closeout Sale! ORIENTAL GIFTS One night a week. Laurel $4.50 hourly Court grand jury, also is expected to ’THE LORD’S SHOPPE. Unusual GifU, LOOK'S ORIENTAL SHOP. China, WUinor, 91 Chestnut Street, choose between a trial by 12 jurors or due to inclement weather tlw auditing The Manchester Recreation Department’s cultural Bric-A-Brac, KJV Bibles. 10 Bissell Sterling Jewelry, Paintings, Carvings, Manchester. \ program is seeking a qualHied instructor of pottery, by three judges. the cultural program Street, Manchester. Furniture It Clothing From India. Wl MSIKSESTDI CARHR WMHE9 Neuhausser ws arrested on a classes are automatically Main Street, Manchnter. department RN OR LPN - Part time. 3 PM