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Polish purge returns chief tral figure and praised the new un former building minister.Adam WARSAW, Poland (UPI) - In a in the party. of the purge, the fourth since the that began when Kania took over. ions and mentioned the suffering of Glazur. and former coal mining massive purge of the ruling Polit Observers said the purge August labor strife, appeared to be The ousted Politburo members, all strengthened the hand of Communist former Interior Minister Mieezyslaw the Jews during World War II. supporters of Gierek. were minister. Wlodzimierz Lejezak. buro, Poland’s Communist Party Statistically, the Tuesday purge oust^ the last four prominent sup Party leader Stanislaw Kania, who Moczar, who was elevated to the Wladyslaw Kruchek, a former of The Central Committee also ousted four full Politburo members, porters of disgraced former leader replaced Gierek on Sept. 6 after the Politburo from which he was dropped ficial labor union boss; Stanislaw decided to investigate former Prime replacing them with two, thus Eldward Gierek and brought back to settlement of the mass August strike, in 1971 on the initiative of Gierek. Kowalczyk, an official Gierek Minister Piotr Jaroszewicz, ousted lowering the membership of the power the nation's former police which allowed the formation of labor As interior minister, Moczar in brought in from his own native last February, for abuse of power and other offenses. chief with a reputation for unions independent of the Communist stigated the massive “anti-Zionist" policy-making body from 12 to 10. Silesia; Andrzej Werblan, an "old- Party. purges of the late 1960s that led 30,000 Deputy Premier Tadeusz Grabski, fashioned” party ideologist, and Two new deputy Poliburo ruthlessness. members were named, and they too In a fiirther humiliation in the long- Kania, who has been labeled a Jews to emigrate from the country who like Moczar was ousted from the Alojzy Karkoszka, first party reformist, has urged the new in and cost thousands of Jews their Politburo by Gierek in 1978. was secretary in Gdansk during the riots reflected Kania "s grasp of power — forecast purge that took place amid Tadeusz Fiszbach, first party reports of heightened Soviet military dependent unions to be cautious but position in public life. promoted back to the top body in the of December 1970 when dozens of secretary in Gdansk, and Roman pressure on the borders, Gierek was has promised to try to co-exist with In recent weeks, however, he has nation. workers were killed. ousted from the Central Committee, them. tempered his hard-line image in an For the two, the promotions Also dropped were two deputy cen Ney. who was elevated from the par- tv secretarial depriving him of his last power base But the chief personal beneficiary apparent attempt to emerge as a cen- culminated their rise back to power tral committee members. Gierek’s
U.S. adds Leaks starting
to proposal
on hostages about Cabinet N
ALGIERS, Algeria I UPI) - The LOS ANGELES (UPIl - Ronald California.
United States offered additional Reagan is not ready to reveal his top Monday. Reagan plans to fly to
clarificatios today to its latest Cabinet choices, but widespread .New York and meet with Wriston and
reports indicate he has pegged other members ol New York political proposals for freeing the 52 hostages, Caspar Weinberger as secretary of and financial circles. He also will be with hints Iran should accept them because President-elect Reagan defense and possibly Gen. Alexander seeing his son Ronald, a ballet
might offer tougher terms. Haig as secretary of state dancer, and his new daughter-in-law,
Deputy Secretary of State Warren "The leaks are starting, " said Joe Doria.
Christopher delivered the latest Holmes. Reagan's spokesman on the The Reagans will spend two days in
proposals to Algerian Foreign West Coast. "We will not confirm or New York and will go to Washington
Minister Mohammed Benyahia Mon deny any of the reported choices until Wednesday, remaining there until
day during a meeting at the Foreign we are ready to announce’ the selec .Saturday when they will fly back to
Ministry. Diplomats said the tions at the end of the week or early California for the Christmas
next week holidays Algerians. Iran's intermediaries, may deliver it to Tehran as early as The New York Daily News quoted
Republican sources as saying Thursday The U.S. and Algerian officials Reagan has picked Waller Wrislon, No offers,
decided to hold another closed chairman of New York's Citicorp, to working session today in order to in be secretary of treasury Haig says sure the maximum chances of Weinberger, former HEW
achieving a compromise for the secretary and Reagan's longtime WEST HARTFORD (UPI) -
release of the captives, diplomatic trusted ally, has been mentioned in Alexander Haig, reportedly high on
sources said. all the speculation as Reagan's Ronald Reagan's list for a major The water flowing into Hop Brook through are dead. Town records do not list the culvert Algerian sources said the meeting choice to head the defense depart Cabinet position, said today he hasn't and officials are in the dark as to where the was called "so that Algerian this culvert just south of Hartford Road has ment received any offers from the
diplomats, serving as go-betweens, polluted Hop Brook, whose waters some say water comes from. (Herald photo by Kearns) Weinberger, general counsel of the president-elect
will fully absorb official thinking of Bechtel Corp. of San Franci.sco, flew CBS and the New York Daily News the U.S. administration " to present to England Tuesday and will be back have reported Haig is a leading to the Tehran government. in Washington at the end of the week choice for secretary of state. The Christopher was expected to decide Haig, former White House chief of former NATO supreme commander Water source mystery later today whether to stay longer in staff and NATO supreme com has also been mentioned as a Algiers or return to Washington mander. has figured prominently in secretary of defense contender abMrd his special Air Force jet. the the speculation as secretary of slate "I have had no discussion at this sources said, explaining he would Reagan's campaign manager, time with Mr Reagan " on a Cabinet but pollution identified presumably stay only if he had William Casey, also has been widely position Haig said after addressing reason to fcielieve an Iranian answer eel lived in us waters, Hasch said. reported to be the next CIA director, students at the private Kingswood- to the American clarifications would where it begins. It's a mystery.” By MARTIN KEARNS Hasch has been a watchdog of succeeding Adm Stansfield Turner Oxford School be returned swiftly Salcius said. Herald Reporter sorts, notifying the tdwn Health Others who may win spots in the He said he had "no idea when or The document delivered Tuesday Salcius said the town Health MA.NUHESTER - The water that Department when abuses are Reagan Cabinet are former whether" Reagan would make him contained the clarifications Iran Department has “had problems in runs into Hop Brook from a culvert sighted. "Some days you can't even Wyoming Sen Clifford Hansen as an offer requested after receiving the first the past" with pollution from the located just south of Hartford Road see the bottom, some days you can,” secretary of interior; William Brock, Haig, who served as White House formal U.S. reply to its four demands culvert. There have been instances of chairman ol the Republican .National chief of staff in the .Nixon ad adjacent to Propect Street, is a water discoloration, oil pollution and he said. for freeing the American hostages mystery. But the pollution it causes “You have to find a source or a Committee, as commerce secretary. ministration, said an offer to serve held captive for 395 days. a “milk-like fluid” which Giles said has been identified. way to clean the stuff." Hasch said. Betty Southard Murphy, former as secretary of state would be attrac Diplomats familiar with the con he spotted about two years ago. Town officials don't know exactly He's complained so many times. National Labor Relations Board tive but declined to say if he would tents of the document said it did not where the water comes from. And there have been fish kills. "I'm sick of it, " Hasch said. chairwoman as .secretary ol labor, accept contain the clear yes-or-no answers Although they have received a Salcius said something gets into the The town Health Department says and UCLA professor Thomas Sowell, Haig is president of United sought by Iran Technologies Inc . a major high number of complaints in the last cou water periodically and kills the fish the water in Hup Brook is not a a black, as housing secretary The sources said the document While the names are being tossed technology conglomerate ple of years, they have been unable to in Hop Brook. In one instance it was health problem. For this reason, the tried again to explain to the Iranians identify the source of the pollution. copper. The fish population is even pollution is a case for the state around in anticipation of Reagan's headquarter^ in Hartford that the United States was prohibited "I'll cross any bridges that come tually restored, Salcius said, as fish Department of Environmental new administration, the president by its own laws from meeting all of elect is keeping a low profile and not when I get to them." he said. But Jay Giles, town director of public from above the culvert repopulate Protection, which handles surface the Iranian demands to the letter. works, said Tuesday the culvert tipping his hand No one expects the Haig added that he "could not con the waters. problems in state waters. appears to be a storm drain servicing Cabinet to be announced until ceive of anyone being made such an But Joseph J. Hasch, who has Salcius said DEP has been notified the Pine Street area. But there is Reagan's top adviser Edwin Meese offer without giving it some con worked alongside the brook for 20 a number of times, but when the in dumping “somewhere along the arrives in Los Angeles this weekend siderable thought " years, said today the fish are gone. vestigator arrives the problem is Woman faces line." Giles said. Holmes said announcements will Haig joined UTC as president and “You can't even find a frog in there,” usually cleared up. Town records make no mention of Hasch said. be made at a news conference and chief operating officer Dec. 27, 1979, The town once tried to trace the arson charge the culvert and are of little help to of Hasch owns Carbon Products those appointed will be present Shortly alter giving up thoughts of water, which appears to originate in ficials. "It could have been built 150 which is located along Hop Brook at the former Cheney Mills complex, Reagan remained in seclusion running for president in this year's GLASTOMU RV - A local years ago," Giles said. 218 Hartford Road. Only two years Salcius said. But, to get to the most ol Tuesday, making telephone election woman was charged Tuesday with John Salcius, town sanitarian, said ago he said he could fish through a source, Salcius said special equip calls and trying to catch up on his He said he was " very happy here " first-degree arson and third-degree he's not sure where the water comes back window which hangs over the ment and breathing apparatus would correspondence He does not have in his present job running the com pany which deals extensively with burglary after a six-month investiga from. “There's no record of exactly brook. At one time trout, perch and be necessarv any appointments scheduled for tion into a June 8 fire which lixiay defense contracts destroyed the Board of Education Another war Tuesday and Wednesday ev_enings, Haig said he hadn't discussed any building on Williams Street. he and wile .Nancy were the guests ol possible departure with company Eleanor Reich of 346 Cedar Ridge honor at dinner parlies hosted bv Chairman Harry Gray, but both were Drive was presented in Manchester their close inner-circle friends in aware of speculation Superior Court and released after she posted a $5,000 cash bond —or 10 per Former buddies meet cent of the $50,000 bond ordered by Judge William Graham The case SAN FRANCISCO (UPI) - Steve they met in a Vietnam village called Bosshard said he met Brock after was transferred yesterday to Hart Bosshard and Luther Brock were "Dogpatch, " after having not seen he was released and Brock said he Marine Corps buddies and served each other for two years. started a shipping company in Long ford Superior court where Reich will appear Dec. 16. together in Vietnam, but back home "It was the first time I'd ever seen Beach and was staying away from tuednesdoy. In the fire, the Board of Education they found themselves on different anyone on heroin," Bosshard said. drugs. rookie of year in American League. building was gutted. Fire officials sides in another War. "Luther didn't have it together “I wished him good luck." Connecticut Page 9. Bosshard said. said today the $275,000 in structural Bosshard became a narcotics of anymore.” Police continue to search for a Philadelphia 76er win streak damage is a figure which changes ficer and Brock became a junkie. Bosshard ran Into Brock again in However, Brock was recently halted in NBA. Page 8. arrested in another narcotics raid suspect in the slaying of a daily. The fire also caused about $75,- Their latest meeting was over the 1971 when he stopped him for driving Yale's Rich Diana heads All-New along with Miss Southall, who Bridgeport policeman as hundreds '000 damage to the building's con barrel of a gun. j what he thought was a stolen car. It England football team. Whalers appeared ill and was sent to a of officers attend the slain officer's tents. Brock,33,surrendered to Bosshard wasn’t and Bosshard let him go after lose in Los Angeles. Page 7. hospital. Brock visited her in the funeral. Page 2. Four firemen were injured fighting and was charged with being responsi a brief chat. A news media group vows to op hospital and she died of a drug over the fire, which burned for about four ble for the drug overdose death of his Six months later, Bosshard saw pose a lawmaker's call for repeal Inside today hours on the morning of June 8. One girlfriend. Iris Southall. Brock among a number of other dose, poliefe said. Brock was of the state Freedom of Informa Classified...... 20-22 fireman sustained minor injuries "Luther started out as a together suspects being booked into City suspected of complicity. tion Act. Page 19. when the floor he was standing on dude,” said Bosshard, 34, who had Prison after a narcotics arrest. Bpsshard was able to get in touch Comics...... 23 collapsed. Three other firefighters contacted Brock and asked him in “Luther had gone to hell, " with Brock in Long Beach and told People/Food Editorial ...... 4 suffered heavy smoke inhalation and vain to surrender on his own. He said Bosshard said. "He was getting in him over the phone to give himself Entertainment ...... 10 were taken to a local hospital for they met in line at the Oakland Induc volved in armed robberies, dope up. The Evening Herald's weekly Family — ■ ■ f ...... 14-18 ...... 6 treatment, officials said today. tion Center 16 years ago. joined up, dealing, you name it. It was the dope. Brock did not surrender, but police “People/Food" section offers Obituaries ... 1...... Peopletalk ...... 2 Glastonbury police were assisted went to basic training together and The man had been a together dude eventually tracked him to a money-saving and palate-pleasing ...... 7-9 in their investigation by the Arson shipped out together for Vietnam. and the heroin did him in " ideas. Pagea 13 to 18- Sports...... residence in San Jose. Two officers ...... 10 Investigation Unit of the State At- “Luther was one of the few guys to Brock was arrested twice for entered the front door and Brock Television ...... TownTalk...... = ..6 tornev’s office. make private first class out of murder. In one case the charges went out a second-story window in In sports Update ...... 2 . After the fire, school staff basic," and was “always on top of were dropped but In 1974 he pleaded the back. members-were relocated into offices it,” said Bosshard. guilty to ipanslaughter and was Brock landed on his feet and found Cleveland's Joe Charboneau W eather...... 2 In several buildings around town. That Is. the officer added, until sentenced io four years in prison. himself looking at Bosshard. a - EVENING HERALD, Wed , Dec. 3 J EVENING HERALD, Wed., Dec 3, 1980 - ■> MCC committee to oversee fund-raising efforts The executive committee meeting early next week to Update munity Services Division, which throughout its history college wiircombine its foundation drive with more review the plans, is composed of Vincent; former MCC against her even with a hearing aid By LAUREN DAVIS SHEA has bwn successfully privately supported. vigorous appeals for M eral grants. Vincent said iin- allow the Reagan administration to review the proposal. academic dean Robert Fenn; James Nakos, chairman of Jiang was accused of leading a squatMhatthat hounded to ISovelist commits suicide Herald Reporter State funding has Increased annually, but Inflation and pressions persqns may hold that President-elect Ronald Baby-snatching racket The board Tuesday withheld its final approval of the the Regional Advisory Board for MCC; and Dr. Donald plan, on the recommendation of Postmaster General death Liu, branded a “capitalist roader” during the soaring energy costs have swallowed the monies, of- Reagan would clamp down on such grants do not deter PARIS (UPI) — Romain Gary, 66, French novelist and MANCHESTER - A committee, consisting of Morrison, a local obstetrician long active in college sup NAPLES, lUly (UPI) - Small children and infants, William Bolger, but approved spending $316 million for Cultural Revolution. flcials have Mid. “We re not going to take a defeatist attitude, Vin- some of them orphans, are being snatched from the diplomat, shot himself to death 15 months after the bar staunch l^nchester Community College supporters, has port. the first phase of the expansion, scheduled to take effect biturate suicide of his former wife, American actress been formed to oversee efforts to raise monies from Combattlng these factors of the 80s, Vincent Mid the cent Mid. earthquake-stricken region of southern Italy by childless next year. parents and maybe even by racketeers, press reports Jean Seberg. private sources. The $316 million will be used to buy 252 optical Two air tankers collide said today. Police called Gary's death Tuesday night a suicide and M(X F*resident William Vincent said the executive PRICES EFFECTIVE MON.. DEC. 1 THRU SAT.. DEC. 6 . 1980. character readers and 460 bar code readers, automated The reports surfaced as the military relief SAN BERNARDINO, Calif. (UPI) - Two air tankers said the multi-faceb^ Lithuanlan-bom writer left a note, committee is recruiting potential sponsors to lend their equipment that would be deployed through 1983 so mall FULL headquarters in Naples announced a slightly updated of used to bombard flames during the Southern California but the^ontents of his final message were not disclosed. names to a college foundation letterhead. There's a TOP NOTCH near you: can be sorted by computer to individual city blocks. ISERVICEJ^^ ficial toll for the quake, putting it at 2,960 identified dead, brushfires collided on their way home, killing two men. Although active politicians are among the college's 1,574 missing and 7,418 injured. The planes hit each other Tuesday afternoon over In alumni, Vincent said none of these persons are being East Hartford Manchester Now...We Accept Authorities also said that 33 Mafia members were dio, Calif., on their way back to Arizona. solicited. “We do not want to politicize this effort,” Vin 1150 BURNSIDE AVENUE 260 NORTH MAIN ST. AT MAIN arrested trafficking in stolen relief supplies in the Mao^s widow denies charge cent said. MINIMUM PURCHASEl He said non-profit organizations, such as the Hartford Manchester Middletown earthquake-ravaged mountain villages of southern Italy. PEKING (UPI) — Mao Tsetung’s widow today denied Double blast hurts five 725 EAST MIDDLE TURNPIKE 900 WASHINGTON ST,, RT. 66 ‘30.00. MAXIMUM Press reports spoke of well-dressed couples in big in court one of the most serious charges against her — Baker majority leader Foundation for Public Giving, are the caliber of sponsors PURCHASE DEPENDSI LONDON (UPI) - A double bomb blast injured five being sought. automobiles, posing as voluntary helpers and driving that she hounded to death former head of state Liu WASHINGTON (UPI) — Howard Baker of Tennessee, OPEN: MON. THRU SAT. 8:30A.M. to 9:00P.M. ON YOUR BANK people outside an armv barracks in what Scotland Yard These sponsors would then solicit from a wider range away with small children and babies, some of them Shaoqi, the most prominent victim of the Cultural the first Republican majority leader of the Senate in 25 SUNDAY 10:00A.M. to 5:00P.M. APPROVAL. Revolution. anti-terrorist specialists fear may be a grim prelude to a of MCC sympathizers, to form a group known as W wucoMl *oua tooo l*aa* PtiACHSils orphaned by the devastating Nov. 23 earthquake years, promises cooperation with President-elect Ronald An official report said Jiang Qing “argued cunningly violent CJiristmas offensive in Britain by the IRA. “Friends of MCC.” Alumni would be included in this HO. .ISPONStU >0. T.-00.»H,C.l I.KO.S .( .IS M .I tHi .»H. .0 l« . OU.M.OKS TO . UH'.S UHIIS5 O.HI...SI SPtC.'lD Reagan and his administration. The explosions Tuesday coincided with a mounting group, Vincent said. and denied" charges against her. Baker signaled the start of a new era Tuesday im Jiang appeared in court looking proud and immaculate propaganda drive by the Irish Republican Army to “We're looking for a more active foundation. We have a ZIP approval held up mediately after Republicans elected him majority ly dressed in a dark tunic. She gesticulated emphatically publicize a 5-week-old hunger strike “until death” by strong alumni luse and we feel the time is right,” Vin WASHINGTON (UPI) - The Postal Board of Gover leader, effective when the 97th Congress convenes Jan. 5- at times in replying to prosecutor's questions. She also seven IRA prisoners in Northern Ireland. cent, who joined the college as its president less than one nors is withholding its final approval of a controversial and the GOP takes control of the Senate. complained that she could not hear some of the testimony year ago, said. plan to expand ZIP codes to nine digits, presumably to Diminishing state funding has necessitated the need for such a foundation, Vincent said. He predicted many com munity colleges across the state will be forced to raise at Peopletalk least a third of their funding from private sources during this decade. The monies would be used for student loans and school In-law trouble equipment, alone with continuing to support the Com- I’hilipiH.' Junot blames the breakup of his two- year marriage to State employees wuniuawcL Princess Caroline of Monaco on his In-laws. kM AMQtVn He claim s Prince nix parking plan Rainier and Princess t I a i M t A l u m Grace couldn't bear to HCWCMklANA ^ cMiAW MANCHESTER — A request by the management of see their little girl un the Manchester Parkade to have state employees park happy — not even with their cars near the Broad Street post offices failed to gain HAt*> EL j »MO* I the normal ups and Al« their approval. □ I downs of married life. The request was made to state officials who met with « |A 3 K t « "There were representatives of 100 welfare workers Monday. The For period ending 7 a m EST 12 4 80 Wedne.sday night problems with her workers opposed the proposed parking site, saying the will find rain over most of the western end of the nation I parents," Junot. 40, told 400-yard distance from their offices is too far to walk. except changing to snow in the higher inland areas and the magazine. According to Peggy O'Brien, spokeswoman for the Woman's Own. " "If northern Rockies Elsewhere, generally lair weather state Department of Income Maintenance, the state of they ever saw Caroline ficials also opposed the solution offered by First Hart should prevail Minimum temperatures include 'approx unhappy everything got ford, Realty Inc., the managers of the Parkade. max readings in parenthesis' .■Mlama .81 ' 6 1 Boston 24 [exaggerated " (40). Chicago 28 i45i. Cleveland 22 42' Dallas 42 i63i. The employees claim their designated spaces are in an He- said he wanted Denver 29 (62i. Duluth 18 '40i. Houston 45 '66'. .lackson- area with a high rate of vandalism, and asked First Hart ville 37 (62), Kansas City 31 i53' Little Rock .37 '58'. Los liTiH' to work out problems with 23-year-old ford officials for a security guard. The company resfused Angeles 54*i62i. Miami 62 73' Minneapolis 30 48 ' .New Caroline But then her parents interfered and the More than 1,000 police officers attended the Bridgeport Police Department, was fatal to provide the guard and obtained injunctions barring Orleans 47 i72i. New York 29 42' Phoenix 51 '76'. San press and the whole thing became impossible." funeral services Tuesday in Bridgeport, for ly shot Nov. 28 while pursuing a driver who three employees from parking in the customer parking Francisco 48 i57i. Seattle .32 45' St Louis 32 i56i. Tho.se pictures of him with a series of beautiful Gerald DiJoseph, at St. Aueustine's ran a red light. (UPI photo) spaces. The employees were parking in the customer lots Washington 29 '49' other women"’ Nothing to it, he said He just likes to Cathedral. DiJoseph, an 11-year veteran of to protest First Hartford's actions, and avoid parking in lie around people, while Caroline doesn't. the back lot The state welfare department has also refused to Weather forecast Computer caper ptovjde a security guard, saying there is not enough Brian Catlin. 17. and his buddy, who w’as only 16 at documented evidence on the van^lism rate. Gale warnings in effect along the coast \e ry windy More than 1,000 police While the differen*s are being solved, the state has today Mostly cloudy and colder A ctiancc of some snow the lime tiKik a high-school computer course in the Chicago suburb ol Palatine ordered the employees to park in the back lot. flurries or snow squalls Highs near 4li '■ C. today with The stale Bureauof Public Works has the final decision temperatures falling to the 3t)s this allernoon Clearing rhey learned enough to shut down the entire com puter system at DePaul University, simply by in the year-old dispute, as it negotiates the contracts for windy and colder tonight Lows 20 to 25 Thursday not as join in somber tribute- renting the office space diiihng the computer on a telephone windy Sunny but still^old Highs 35 to 4u Probability o t' As a result, computer courses were interrupted, The Manchester Police reported Tuesday 41 acts of precipitation 50 percent tiKlay 10 percent tonight and near BRIDGEPORT (UPI) - Over 1,000 Greenwich police joined the proces "the idea of service to one another research data could not be retrieved, and accoun- vandalism occurred in the Parkade from Oct. 1, 1979 to zero percent Thursday West winds becoming northwest police officers from several states sion. and that that service has to be con ling priK'edures were messed up Oct. 31. 1980 25 to 35 mph and gusty this afternoon and tonight West joined'in somber tribute to slain “ We have spilled a little blood in tinued" The Burr Comers shopping center had seven reported winds 10 to 20 mph Thursday \\ by did they pull the caper, which school officials patrolman Gerald DiJoseph while the past few days," said Mandanici The officer's three children, aged 4 said cost $22 252 to lix ’ such incidents during that time, police said. detectives continued an exhaustive in a eulogy. "We are all bleeding. to 11. held hands as they were es The report did not identify which areas the vandalism Because it was something to do." Douglas Ellis search for his killer. The man who caused this terrible, corted Irom the cathedral by two occurred The welfare workers claim 14 incidents Extended uullook III the Police Department s financial investigations Mourners jammed St. Augustine's tragic death will be apprehended." policemen with black-banded badges happened in the lot where they are supposed to park. unit said He said the kids spent a year working on Extended outlook lor .New England Fridas through Cathedral — two blocks from where The mayor, who ordered all flags Police have established a special The workers are meeting today to discuss further ac the project Sunday DiJoseph, 32, was gunned down on city buildings flown at half staff telephone number to take informa The question worrying officials now: "What was tion in the dispute Ma-i*aeliu*.ell>.. lUiiHte l*,|aild .iiiil ( oiinerlieol . Fair Eri{lay — for a Mass of Christian for a week, described DiJoseph as a tion in the case and have launched a to stop them Irom getting into the First National weather through the peruxl Highs ranging irom the mid Burial Tuesday which was broadcast "kind young m an " crackdown on after-hours bars in the Bank and bevond’’' 30s to low 40s Lows mo.s'tly m the 20s via louspeaker to an overflow crowd The 11-year veteran of the city's city in their search for the killer DO IT DAILY - Find out what's the talk of the town by outside. police force was shot once in the neck reading Towntalk every day in your Evening Herald Aeriiiiiiit: Partly cloudy thiough the period and DO IT WITH ABBY - Read her advice every day in your perhaps a lew scattered flurries Highs in llie :’.iis Lows DiJoseph's flag-draped casket was after he stopped his cruiser at. an As of Monday, police said several teens to inid 20s Mixon no-show carried two blocks from a funeral apartment building parking garage persons had been brought in for Evening Herald Maine anil New Mani|i'.|iire: (leneralls Ian tlimugh The scene was Reginc s fla.shy restaurant-disco, home to the cathedral in a procession to look for the driver of a car which questioning and detectives were theperiod Highs in the 2l)s north and :ii)s soulti L ow s'to where Die stars turned up lor the New York Police of his fellow officers led by Mayor had run a red light. He died an hour following up on information obtained 15 north and teens south Department s Relief Fund benefit John Mandanici while officers from later. in those interviews. Several officers 'rhal s the one that helps the widows and children Connecticut, New York and several Inside the gray stone Gothic had volunteered their time to join in LAY-AWAY NOW ol [lolicemen killed in the line of duty New England states lined church, the Rev. William F. Schultz the investigation. . m R CHRISTMAS The Almanac Cab Calloway and Lionel Hampton were among Washington Avenue. urged mourners to "fall back on our The city has posted a $5,000 reward the perlormers. and in the audience were Eubie A bagpipe and drum corps of Christian beliefs." He also stressed for information leading to the killer PUGH 10 SPEED By I niteil Press iiilernatinnal Blake Calloway s daughter Chris, Bobby Short. Today is Wednesday December 3rd the 338th dav of l r BONOS Halslon Darren .McGavin, Andy Warhol, U S Am- METEOR LUXE | 1980 with 28 to follow liassador to the U N Donald .McHenry, and Police UTC b f Pueh 8 gy pucH 200 9 The moon is moving toward its new phase ( ommissioner Robert McGuire REG. 189.19 8 • tr WM The morning stars are Mercury Venus, .lupiter and Among the no-shows was Richard .M Nixon, who HARTFORD ROAD •90 lb, preeeure Otm Saturn Dairii •Hoy brakM bought a table but didn t make the show itself sues wW) •stoncton lovort ^ The evening star is .Mars 4 •AHoy Mwn wtth b o H ^ Queen •L uf^ Fr«no Those born on this date are under the sign or Sagit •funtour DoraHtour S&H GREEN STAMPSI tarius American portrait painter Gilbert Stuart was born Quote of the day DAIRY QUEEN •Padded Saal ii Iran •Cloth Tape December 3rd. 1755 On this date in history Singer Pearl Bailey has become a "senior" In 1818, Illinois was admitted to the Fnion as the 21st college student She recently switched her major HARTFORD (UPI) - irom language to theology and explained during a FrM AaMmbly 1 A A BOiruGMi 1 A A Boinni sab state United Technologies Corp. 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It (NKXT TO SPKKD QUHN COIN LAUNDRY) SSt MAIN ST„ MANCHISnR, O NOT AVAILABLE through Friday and bv 7 30 a m Satur available on request Monday through Friday employs 200,000 people at dav •• 300 plants worldwide. SiftciAL ROOD WED. THRU SUN, M3-73A9 IN OUR STORES! EVENING HERALD, Wed . Dec 3. 1980 - I 4 - EVENING HERALD. Wed , Dec ». 1960 Churches to assist Presentation set ^Editorial "' on flexible hours Sharing appeal goal set Thought$ MANCHESTER - The MANCHESTER - The 1980 elderly, and disadvantaged in need. funds In excess at the end of the Federal harassment homeless families Manchester Community Services Seasonal Sharing Appeal Goal for the Unless specifically designated, no appeal will be transferred into the Manchester Area Conference of money from the appeal is used for MACC Human Needs Fund (a last t a S f Council will meet Thurs^y at noon MANCHESTER — Parishioners of several meetings with the Red Cross, Churches has been set at $6,500. toys. Toys for disadvantaged resort fund to assist Those in Manchester who Glastonbury. local churches are being asked to for a presentation on flexible work The federal government, and the local police, social service hours by a representative of the All funds collected will be used for children will be collected and dis Manchester/Bolton families in crisis have been fighting federal ■'If indeed I have won your favor, contribute money for Manchester and human service departments. The meat, potatoes, fruit or Christmas bursed through the Toys for Joy situations). control of town affairs by suing the town, is again pleaae ihow me your way*, »o that I people who are temporarily meetings ard brainstorming sessions business community. Phillip Fierro, assistant director food baskets, hot Christmas meals Program. East Central Pomona can understand you and win your homeless. on how to provide emergency probably can be most sym attempting to take local con of employee relations for Aetna for shut-ins, and Christmas meal cer Checks should be made out and COVENTRY - East Central favor." (Exodus 33:13) How can we Under a Manchester Area shelter. "We’re talking about getting tificates for single mobile disadvan mailed to: Seasonal Sharing, c/o Pomona will meet Saturday at 8 p.m. pathetic with the people of trol out of local hands, Conference of Churches plan, the Life and Casualty Company, will O p inion respond to the God who calls us? One rooms, not apartments. We're taged without cooking facilities. MACC, Box 773, Manchester, Ct. at Columbia Grange, Yeoman’s Hall, discuss the background and Glastonbury who now face a placing zoning decisions in money will be used to keen these peo keeping statistics on the number of 06040 way — always necessary — is research involved in planning this Five dollar gift vouchers will be Coventry. Glastonbury and the hands of bureaucrats with ple overnight in local hota(8. y calls for housing all these agencies used for clothing, shoes, and other All con trib u tion s to MACC lawsuit because the Justice through prayer, the prayer that is not arrangement. Marlborough granges are asked to J o a n n e M ik o le it, ^MATCC receive," she said. charities are tax deductible. Any Department again is indic no interest in the character of suit is an attempt to place the appear as if the control of continue to control their own afraid to ask. The meeting is held in the base necessities for Manchester children. bring items,,for the auction table. spokeswoman, said the conference MACC is also investigatin g the town. ment of Emanual Lutheran ting an entire community for Reagan Justice Department local zoning and development destiny. But when local After all, does not God know what has "been feeling real frustration" whether it can apply for grants to Church, 60 Church St., and is open racism. We are led to believe this in a position where it could be by local people is some decisions disagree with HUD, we need better than we do? And what over its inability to find or fund hire a private developer to develop 20 to the public. The luncheon cost is Jimmy Carter s Justice suit is clear and simple accused of tolerating racism. sinister plot to prevent racial towns may expect to be is the greatest gift he could give us, shelter for people In need. units of low income hoi&lng. MACC the best reward of our prayer? It is $2.50. harassment by the JusTice Much ado could, and She said MACC Elxecutive Director may also apply to V onprofit Department has filed suit minorities from finding hauled Into court and accused simply the comfort of his friendship, Nancy Carr had responded to the Department. organizations for such financial against Glastonbury conten probably will, be made of homes in town. of racist motivation. the joy of his presence, the fullness of problem by asking clergy to sponsor sslstance, Ms. Mikollqf said. Christmas party A convincing case could be We are convinced that a "Room at the Inn” program. "It ding decisions based on town Reagan administration aban The federal government is a life lived always with him, MANCHESTER - The costs $17 per night to put one person talian Dinner zoning, ordinances were made, that the Justice donment of suits that have again trying to take more those with prejudiced view SUy with us: this is the recurrent I Manchester CB’ers Club annual a Department, in the waning points are a small minority prayer of the Bible, the longing of the up In hotel. If parishioners con MANCHESTER - The Parent- Christmas party will be held at the racist motivated. racial overtones. control of our daily lives tribute to this, they can see where psalmist who wanted to dwell in the Student Organization of Howell American Legion on Route 83, The lame-duck Justice days of the Carter ad At first reading it could be away from elected local When acts and opinions of their dollars are going,” Ms. lord's house all the days of his life. Cheney Technical School will have an Ellington on Dec. 13 from 7:30 p.m. Department is expanding its ministration. is trying to set made to appear the new Mikoleit said. decision-makers and give it racial or ethnic hatred are Stay with us: this is the prayer Italian dinner Friday from 5 to 7 p.m. to 1 a.m. To date, $89 has been collected, in the school cafeteria, 791 E. Middle proven pattern of harassment up a case load that could be president is following some to bureaucrats who probably expressed by individuals, always answered by our faith in the Tickets are $10 per person, which used later to embarrass from "various sources” Ms. Mikoleit Turnpike. Tickets are ^.50 for adults bv filing suit against another kind of a new policy of the have little appreciation for those individuals should be words of Jesus, "Know that I am said. includes a buffet dinner and door and $2 for students and senior prizes. The public is invited. To ob President-elect Reagan hated and remembered the character of our com held accountable. with you always " (Matthew She said In conjuntion with the town citizens. They will be on sale at the tain tickets, call 649-3506. Those, who during the re On Jan. 20, Reagan will Benign Neglect” of the munities. But to indict an entire com 28:201 room program, MACC has held door. cent Community Develop take office with a new at Nixon administration. It is another step in the munity because the town Sister Katherine I’analitis,' CM) Potluck supper scheduled 'Ay ment Block Grant campaign torney general The new Glastonbury, like kind of social engineering the zoning ordinances do not 0*1 •Justice Departinent will have' St. Bartholomew Convent MANCHESTER - The Rosary Society of St. Bridget claimed a yes vote would Manchester, is not a com federal department of comply with the grand social Manchester to decide whether or not it Church will have its annual potluck supper on Dec. 8 at have no impact on town munity of racial hatred. Housing and Urban Develop scheme of HUD is wrong and 6:30 p.m. in the cafeteria. zoning, apparently have been will pursue pending cases. But the Justice Depart ment has made famous. contrary to the American Residents of Mayfair Gardens will be special guests, proven wrong by this case in We think the Glastonbury ment istryingto^^ Towns are told they will tradition^______society members are asked to bring their favorite dish window lights for the potluck. For the recipe grabbag members should print their recipe, put it with an ingredient or utensil needed, and The Herald in Washington wrap it. Members shouldn’t spend more than $1 for this. The society is again helping shut-ins so members are asked to contribute a small gift. This program is spon every Ullle sored by the Human Services Dept., Elderly Outreach IT A the m'lraels of mohitnit | Program. Gifts suggested are slippers, socks, lotions, Iking" U.S. consumers may pay for Iraq-Iran war large print books, skeins of yam and such. These should (Jowrttowo munelUrter, not be wrapped.
about to feel the consequences Their incoming Reagan administration it being made up by increased rather than risk a petroleum short major study entitled "The B> I.KK RODKKK K immediate concern centers on the already is hard pressed to make good production by other OPEC countries. fall has weakened the position of Geopolitics of Oil " One of the WASHlNtiTON - When war broke next meeting of the Organization of on Its promises to cut taxes and still Now some oil companies, nervous Saudi Arabia, which has consistently study's key chapters warns that out between Iraq and Iran on .Sept I’etroleum Exporting Countries, hold inflation in check The high cost over the prospects of a prolonged gone ibybat for the United States and "E ven if the present conflict 22 a glut of ml on the world market scheduliKi for mid-December in Bali, of imported oil is a key component of Middle East war, are resisting using the WeA in the past to hold down between Iraq and Iran is settled cushioned the I'nited States and its Indonesia inflation their petroleum stockpiles., Instead, OPEC price increases. quickly, a major oil supply disruption western allies (rom immediate Pressures are strong for a substan Before the outbreak of the current they have been paying more than $40 "If th eV l companies resist de within the next decade is likely " economic harm tial increase in petroleum prices at war there was a worldwide surplus of a barrel for oil in the "spot” market stocking (using their stockpiles) It notes that the Middle East is But as the war that was supposed the OPEC meeting Such an increase about two million barrels of oil a day. compared to the official world then we will see another sharp in "one of the most unstable regions in to end quickly continues well into its could have enormous consequences The war removed nearly (our million price of $30 a barrel crease in prices," Saudi Arabian Oil the world" where 13 current heads of third month with no letup in sight, lor many importing countries, in barrels (rom the market almost This apparent corporate Minister Ahmed Zaki Yamani said state — more than half — reached x e $ M ‘S energy exp<'rts fear that thi' West is cluding the I'nited States where the overnight, however, with only part of willingne.ss to pay exorbitant prices recently. ,, power by forcing their'predecessors One bright note at the moment in out of power the war picture is that Iran and Iraq, ■Such volatility raises the after blasting each other's oil- probability of an oil supply interrup producing facilities during the first tion and opens opportunities for weeks of the war, have been more Soviet advancement in the region" restrained recently. "The danger remains great that j ^ e m s m i s s m Iraq, in fact, reportedly plans to (the Iraq-lran war) could spread to resume full-scale pumping of crude other producing countries, oil through a pipeline to Turkey. The threatening oil exports from the en 'N pipeline's capacity of 600,000 barrels tire Gulf region — nearly 18 million a day would still be substantially barrels of oil per day. " says the below Iraq 's pre-war exports of more report than three million barrels a day. "An end to the conflict is not in While the Carter administration sight. No settlement of the conflict has succeeded somewhat in lessening has yet taken shape nor are the out l J ‘ aimmm U S dependence on foreign oil, lines of one even projected by outside America's dependence on Arab oil as observers " a percentage of total imports is sub For the short term, the United stantially higher today than it was at States government should continue a the time of the 1973 oil embargo. hands-off policy, letting Iraq and wbvtNfir In 1979, over 30 percent of U.S. dai Iran slug it out. And Washington ly oil imports came from the volatile should exert whatever pressure it I kwVfc j Middle East The figures were higher takes to stop oil companies from bid still for Western Europe and Japan, ding up the world price of oil by which imported 50 percent and 70 buying it on the spot market at Botanu‘500' percent of their oil respectively from scalper's prices. More and more, American men are asking for Botany the region In the longer term, the nation must As the hostilities between Iraq and make every effort to achieve energy ‘500’®. It’s fashion that’s comfortably in style, season after Iran demonstrate once more, heavy independence, while realistically un season. And the Botany ‘500’® Label means real value dependence on Persian Gulf oil is a derstanding that such independence because Botany ’500’® clothing Is quality at an affordable HTk dangerous business for any in almost certainly isn't in the cards dustrialized country. Former during the next decade and perhaps price. See for yourself why Botany is a smart investment. Secretary of State Henry Kissinger, not even by the end of the century. testifying before the Senate Energy The crucial area of oil will continue Committee, put it this way: "The to call for cool heads among next four to five years will be a America's decision-makers and 100% WOOL period qf crisis. All the preconditions patience among ^pur people. I \ for that already exist." Otherwise, no ideal options are on BOTANY ‘500’ The committee has just released a the horizon at the moment. Washington Merry~Go~Round ^ BLAZER Capital’s permanent bureaucracy will stifle Reagan’s plans ment expansion can be blamed on the B> j \( K ANDKKSON headquarters and that branch is padding the budget, why not give a year the State Department budgets tral Intelligence Agency is doing in either pruned or cut off Whether a them bonuses for cutting the budgef bureaucracy’s inner dynamics. An for her diplomatic talents. WASHINGTON - Ronald Reagan gathering information, it is far from branch manager is doing a gcMKl or a If the bureaucrats were offered, even greater impetus comes from The result is that most recep $QQ90 enthusiastic about releasing it, ac won t be the first president full of say. a flat 10 percent of all the money outside — in the demand of society at tionists stay on the job only about Reg. *105«> righteous determination to bad job will be- proved definitively by cording to congressional sources. they save, the taxpayers would save large for more services and welfare. three or four months. transform and remotivate the the profit-and-loss figure The CIA has one of the biggest 90 percent Thus some clerk in his More and more is left to the Hoping to shorten the waiting lines, bureaucrats under him He is rightly But the government bureau, with backlogs of requests under the cubicle could become an overnight authorities, but no one trusts them to and thus reduce the receptionists’ Reg. *175—*185 REGULAR-LONG-SHORT Reg. to *200“ alarmed over the vast breadth of no such automatic arbiter, can Freedom of Information Act of any millionaire by .saving the taxpayers perform Eventually this mistrust exposure to potent>ql employers, the governmental agency. In fact, the Navy-Camel-Grey federal activity and the depth of its always claim that a poor result could J hundriKls of millions of dollars The and resentment spreads to all State Department h^ instructed its critics complain, the only governi penetration into the once-private ac be improved upon with a bigger staff fortune ("lerk would merely need to authority, though the dependence on bigshots to meet theirwisitors in the Botany '500' Suits available In sizes; tivities of the American people. and more money The bureau chief is ment bureau that comes close to the rewarded, not (or efficiency which locate the waste and convince a It does not lessen, lobby whenever possible. That way, CIA’s institutional reticence is the • 36 to 56 Reg. But il Reagan is Diploniulii' dileinniu: The State at all like his cannot be measured, but by the citizens' board that the nation could of course, officials can get the first FBI. The only mystifying aspect of • 40 to 54 Long Department has a tricky personnel predecessors, he number of people he has under him do without it clerk at potential receptionists for all this is why the peopl^ on Capitol • 36 to 44 Shorts problem. It involves the receptionists will be gently The more bodies, the higher his Under my plan, the bureaucrats their own offices. Hill should think this is mystifying. • X-Long and Portly included detoothed and grade. would have more to gain by stationed in Foggy Bottom's main Shlihli!: However well the Cen bound up by the The bureaucrats, therefore, have searching for ways to reduce expen entrances. ropeknowing developed a cavalier attitude toward ditures than looking for ways to On the one hand, the crush of Lilliputians of the government appropriations. Enough spend money. visitors — whether tourists or those permanent is never sufficient: they must always The alternative? In 10th-century on official business, including high bureaucracy So gradually and in have more. With expansion and Egypt, a slave caste called the muckamucks who feel entitled to the visibly will they tighten the bonds expenditure as their motive, they are Mamelukes was entrusted by the sul best diplomatic treatment — has resulted in long lines more suitable that he may never appreciate the ex constantly maneuvering for more tans with the public administration.' iBaurlu'iitn* Euruiuy Hrnili'i tent to which he is in their grip money which they squander With The Mamelukes soon became the to a supermarket than to Uncle there's-more-wherc-that-came-from new line of sultans. Sam’s window on the world. Manchester — A City of Village Charm REGALV His pledge to eliminate the "Where Women Love to Shop for Men" bureaucracy s performance, no sure abandon The czars, though they could On the other hand, the recep Founded Oct. 1, 1881 way to determine either excessive If I may be permitted a modest reduce a whole population to serf tionists are not likely to stay at their MANCHESTER VERNON suggestion, a more powerful inc'cn- dom. were nut able to subjugate their menial posts very long. The reason is Published by the Manchester Publishing Co.. Herald Square. 903 MAIN ST. TRI-CITY PLAZA cost or com rete achievement Manchester. Conn. 06040. Telephone (203) 643-2711. In private business, a standard of live IS needed to save money So why bureaucracy once it got established. that some visiting dignitary, with Even the master of people-power, half an hour to do nothing but observe M«mb«r. Audi! Buratu of Clrculalk>n Mambar. Unilad Pratt Intarnttionai OPEN THUR8 TIL 9 PM OPEN MON-SAT TIL 9 PM competence is furnished inexorably not reward the bureaucrats for SAt A SUN 12-5 PM SUN 12-8 PM seeking out and eliminating un Mao Tse-tung, could not prevail over a comely receptionists being Stavan Harry. Exaculivt Editor by the profit factor If a business Cuttomar Barvica ->■ 647>M4A Frank A Burbank, Managing Editor % necessary expenditures'' Instead of the bureaucracy he established. gracious and charming, may offer 0 branch is wasteful loses money or nayrTK>nd F Roblnton. Edilor-Publithar Harotd E Turkinglon. Editor Emaritui her a job that far surpasses the $9,000 Its profits decline a bell goes off at the higher salaries they now get lor Footnote: Only a part of govern ao EVENING HERALD, Wed , Dec 3. 1980 - 7 _ 6 - EVENING HERALD, Wed., Dec. 3, IWO Philadelphia Charboneau winning »kein Page 9, named top , Virginia Wehrli, Vernon’s social honey at a council meeting, but I senior citizens buses. Andrew T c x u n T o lk * schools, h'ulco really couldn't ty required to run the new end» in Atlanta rookie in AL services director spoke to the Town hated to call you Mrs. Wehrli.” ’Tricarico, who made the request justify exactly how he estimated technology in a television education At Monday’s East Hartford Council Monday about the contends such buildings shouia oe Page 8 SCOREBOARD Page 9 the cost per gallon except to say "1 program, Washington School Prin Board of Education meeting, one cipal Marcia Keneflck said, "If I Workfare Program. Her husband, put to use. Town Council member 6pofts don't know, God told me to do it.” board member persistently asked Robert Wehrli, is a member of the It was a case of one man’s trash Stephen Marcham commented, Somehow that answer satisfied the can run it anyone can." She questions of Dominic Fulco, direc council and he had a question to ask is another man’s treasure when “I’ve been looking forward to the board member. proceeded to demonstrate the tor of school business services, con Schooldisk program to the abqut the program. He started out the Vernon Town Council was dis day when we could tear that down, cerning the 90 cent estimate Fulco saying "Honey.” And he added, cussing a request to use the old from an esthetic point of view.” Speaking of the mechanical abili Manchester Board of Education made on the cost of fuel oil for the without a hitch. "It's not often I can call someone Route 30 firehouse fbr a garage for Diana heads All-NE grid team BOSTON (UPI) - All-Everything "Rich can do it all,” marveled pros, is the first team quarterback. Wildcat flavor, with a duo of junior ty landed the starting defensive end ticut led the defensive backs in votes Obituaries- Use of collegers name tailback Rich Diana, whose offensive Yale coach Carm Cozza. "He runs Connecticut's fleet senior Reggie bookends from New Hampshire positions. Harvard captain Chuck followed by Boston College's ver Mrs. Ida H. INairr exploits helped Yale to its second with power, speed and finesse, he's a Eccleston, who broke several New holding down the tackle slots. Jim Durst and Keith Reynolds, a senior satile Mike Mayock. Mike Kelleher Ernest I>. Johniirow Miss Rebecca Gwosdof straight undisputed Ivy League title, terrific blocker and a formidable England records this pffst season, is Fitzgerald and Ken Kaplan, a pair of from New Hampshire, are the star of Boston University and Bob Man MANCHESTER - Funeral ser VERNON — Ernest L. Johndrow. MANCHESTER - Miss Rebecca gained Player of the Year honors to receiver. He ranks with the best the first team wide receiver. 6-5, 270 pounders, are the starting ting defensive tackles. ning of Massachusetts round out the vices were today for Mrs. Ida (Her 67. of 11 Cedar S t. died Tuesday at Gwosdof, 80, of 333 Bidwell St., head the 1980 UPI All-New England we’ve ever had at Yale,” Boston College, who led the first tackles. Boston University's Dave Boston College linebacker Jim secondary All are seniors. man) Naier, 77 of the Bronx, N.Y. attributed to confusion Rockville General Hospital. He was formerly of New Britain, died Division I football team selected by Diana, who saw little action last team with five players, had two Bengston is the starting center. Budness, winner of the George Unlike last year, when all but three who died last Friday at her home. the husband of Mary iGasiewskil Tuesday at Manchester Memorial authority to authorize a business to Herald of the business deal and the the region's coaches. year in playing behind UPI All Star others on the offensive squad. Senior Diana's teammate, middle guard Bulger Lowe award as New oi the 22 spots went lo seniors, the She was the widow of Jacob Naier By LAUREN DAVIS SHEA Johndrow Hospital. solicit in the college’s name. Vin college's dislnvolvement with It. He Diana, a S-foot-11, 215-pound junior Ken Hill, was a landslide choice for Tim Sherwin, also being scouted by Kevin Czinger, a senior from Parma, England's top player, heads the 1980 .squad has eight juniors and two and the mother of Elton H. Naier of Herald Reporter Mr Johndrow was born in She was bom in Russia and had cent termed the cover letter "slick” said letters to the firm, demanding from Hamden. Conn., gained 1,074 Player of the Year. He is joined in the pros, is the starting tight end and Ohio, was the only Yale member on linebacking crew. He is joined by sophomores on the team. Boston Rockville and had been a life-long Manchester. lived in New Brlteain for many years MANCHESTER - A New Jersey and said the return ol the card by the the college’s name be taken off the yards rushing, the second best season the starting backfield by a pair of junior Gerry Raymond landed one the defensive squad. But Czinger, the Brown captain John Woodring, a two- University, the Yankee Conference Mrs. Naier was born in New York resident He retired from Hamilton before moving to Manchester. firm, whose business methods have student senate representative is "ap cards, had no effect. total in Yale history. He added 145 sophomores — Shelby Gamble of starting guard slot. Dartmouth only first-team repeater from 1979, time All-Ivy League performer. champions, placed four players on City and had lived in New Britian Standard five years ago He was a She leaves three sisters, Mrs. Min been criticized by Manchester (Com parently how the company got its The Northern New Jersey Better yards on punt returns, 212 yards in Boston College and Lorenzo Bouier of junior George Thompson is the other led the vote-getters on defense. The defensive secondary leaiures the first team. New Hampshire most of her life, moving back to New member of 'the Hamilton Standard nie Etkind of New Britain, Mrs. munity College officials and local foot in the door,” Business Bureau said, "The com receptions and 318 in kickoff returns Maine. Boston University’s Jim guard. Juniors Phil Ferrari of Maine and three Yankee Conference per placed three while Maine, Connec York 20 years ago. She also leaves Retirees Club and was a communi Gussie Etkind of New Haven, and merchants, has a record termed “un But Vincent, Meisel, and Brennan pany's file is unsatisfactory. It has a for a total of 1,749 yards in 10 games. Jensen, a senior being scouted by the The interior line has a distinct Reggie Robinson of Boston Universi formers. Darrell Wilson of Connec ticut and Yale each had two cant of St. Bernard s Church two grandchildren. Mrs. Sara Hass of Bronx, N.Y. satisfactory” with its state's con all agreed the student government record of failure to eliminate causes Besides his wife he leaves a son Interm ent was in Beth Alom Graveside services will be held sumer agencies, and has expressed a has no authority to authorize the of complaints and has a record of Ernest "Butch ' Johndrow Jr of Cemetery, New Britain. Memorial today in Beth Alom Cemetery, New lack of interest in discussing the advertising firm to use the college's using questionable selling prac East Hampton: a daughter. Mrs contributions in her memory may be Britain with Rabbi Harry Zwelling matter with The Herald. name. All college parties also agreed tices.” Joseph iS h irley l Wysocki of made to Congregation Tephereth officiating. Memorial Week will be Top officials at MCC Tuesday con the student government felt the The Bergen County {Consumer Af Rockville, a brother Wallace John Israel, 76 Winter St., New Britain observed at the home of her sister, demned in the strongest possible mailing of the reply card meant fairs Office of New Jersey said it too Herald R nqfe^ The Weinstein Mortuary had charge Islanders rolling along drow of Ellington; three sisters. Mrs. Minnie Etkind of 210 Winthrop terms an attempt by J. B. Benton more information was being sought. had several complaints about the of arrangements. St., New Britain. Advertising of Fort Lee N.J. to use Mrs Emma Kelzenberg of Thomas Feely, owner of the adver firm. It said the "dispositions show NEW YORK (UPI) - The New Memorial contributions may be the college's name in its solicitation Rockville. Mrs Ethel Grosch of Frances Daiello tising firm, said when contacted the complaintants went to private York Islanders, and especially their donated in her memory to the Tem of customers. Manchester, and Mrs Norman A ERNON — Mrs. Frances Zodda Monday by The Herald, "We litigation" against the company. By awesome power play, just keep ple B'nai Israel or to Tephereth MCC President William Vincent Ludwig of St Petersburg. Fla : and Daiello, 74, of 50 Sunset Terrace, died wouldn't have been in Manchester The student government office and Fine only rolling along. Israel Synagogue, New Britain. The said the firm's representatives sold three grandchildren Tuesday Hartford Hospital. unless we had authorization." When the college officials have also com Earl Yost On Tuesday night, the Colorado Hebrew Funeral Home, 906 Far "Buying Power Cards” to local Funeral services will be Friday at Mrs Daiello was born in New York asked who he received the authority plained to the Better Business Rockies took six penalties and the mington Ave., West Hartford has merchants, which prominently dis from, Feely said, "I don't want to little slap Sports Editor 9.15 am from the Ladd Funeral City, she had lived in Vernon for five Bureau. In addition, the college is Islanders scored four times, paving charge of arrangements. played the college's name. "This im Home. 19 Ellington Ave . Rockville, years pull the file now. I'm not interested sending letters to all the locally the way to a 5-1 New York victory plies the college is sponsoring the in answ ering the M anchester with a mass of Christian burial at 10 She IS survived by two sons, affected companies explaining its un that extended the Islanders' un card, when actually, we are com on wrist a m at St Bernard's Church Burial Jerome Daiello of Willington and In Memuriam Herald’s questions I'll be more than derstanding of the company's buying beaten streak lo a club-record tying 3 pletely unassociated with it,” Vin happy to answer the college's power deal. will be in St Bernard's Cemetery Thomas Daiello of Simsbury: a In u d and loving memory of Harry L Hoar, who 15 games. It also pushed New York cent said. Friends may call at the funeral home daughter, Mrs Marcelle Rice of Ver passed away December 3rd. 1970 questions.” All area chambers of commerce atop the overall league standings Dean of Student Affairs Harry When the company received the Big thing. Roberto Duran was fined Hyde, a two-year letter winner, has Thursday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p m non. four brothers, John Zodda of His memory is as dear today. have been alerted. with 39 points. Meisel said the company sent a cover won a starting berth with the Bates .Memorial donations may be made to Manchester, Joseph Zodda of New As in (he hour he passed away ' card, a representative was sent to The businesses affected were: just $7,500 for his part in quitting and "Most times you're hot for a while letter to the student government College basketball squad this season. the American Cancer Society, 237 E York City. Henry Zodda of Califor .Sadly missed by his son. Clarem e several Manchester firms. Each Tyreman on Broad Street, Big A relinquishing his world boxing cham A junior, the 6-3 Hyde is out of and then you get cold, but the nice Center St . .Manchester nia. and Alfred Zodda of New president, and a copy of a Buying firm paid about $270, to have its Autoparts; Manchester Auto Repair; pionship to Sugar Ray Leonard after Power Card from another university. Manchester High and the son of Phil thing is that we’ve been able to keep Jersey, three sisters. Mrs. Viola name placed on the card. Discounts the Tennis Forum in Vernon, the his share of the purse was an es it going." said defenseman Stefan The cover letter included the final Hyde, former Manchester High var (.ri'toforo Faletli DeRuggiero of Oceanside, Calif.. Manchester Fire Calls on the firm’s products would then be Center (Tourt Health and Racquetball timated $8 million. The fine, by the Persson, one of the key players in the M\N
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Reduce heat and has not been published washer safe New of hospitality, entertaining refrigerator for about one Reduce heat and simmer 5 WI^^ACM expected company, or as a onion, cover and let cool. Packages of tiny simmer, stirring oc before.” Chanukah feature each week and enjoying the company week casionally, for 15 minutes. minutes. Makes about 2 2/3 gift to the friend who Makes about 2G cups or When cooled, refrigerate sausages Tradition is Treasure Many of the wines he of Beef PURCHASE^ of friends and family All Makes about 245 cups cups sauce. Add 1 to UA always invites people to 18 ounces for 3 to 4 days to marinate. Cocktail franks Among the glories of the reports on are no longer To all our friends. Bone-In Untrimmed these occasions usually in sauce. Add 1V« or I ’A ounces sausage; simmer ho lid ay season are its ___ ^CHOICE stay for a bite to eat Serving ideas: As a cold Stir once or twice each Wieners cut into Vk-inch available. But many others volve gift-giving or about 5 minutes or until traditions: wreaths of holly, May the candles Gift giving is a wonderful day. Pickled Knackwurst dices pounds sausage; simmer are, Broadbent said, and he u s D A CHOICE BEEF LOIN ^ NEW YORK STYLE DELII snacking hors d’oeuvre. serve Hot about 5 minutes or until heated through. joyous carols, Christmas brighten your daysj way to share part of Dog Spread on toast rounds will keep in the Rosy Mustard Sauce: In hopes the book will be read S h e l l s h a l f PIECES SO A magnificent gift is a heated through. Smoky Linkii Appetizera bells, the continuity of Longacre Kitchen yourself when the gift is refrigerator for about 2 medium saucepan combine families and the joy of by "a lot of people with all year long. whole stick of aromatic or ciK’ktail rye bread. As a Oriental Sweet-Sour The fruity sweet flavor o f B e e f UNmiMMEO Fresh something you have made hot appetizer, spread on weeks. 1 (12-oz.) jar current jelly friends. wines in their cellars who Roast Turkey sausage, ready to slice and Sauce: In medium of this sauce is a perfect U S D A CHOICE BEEF LOIN BONE IN Include the recipe, il Irinagles of white and rye Makes about 5 cups or with 1 (8-oz.) jar Dijon- That’s why you may want want to know how it’s com Crabmeat savor at once, or keep for a saucepan combine 1 cup complement for smoky to consider givinj; gifts that Fresh Perk Lein Breast you’re willing to share it, bread, broil until just IG pounds. style mustard. Cook and ing along, and who don’t Shell Steaks TAILESS or w h it e oi s m o k e d special party The .National orange juice, 2/3 cup links of franks. are timeless rather than s l ic e d t o o r d e r as an added thoughtful bubbly Or. use Hot Dog Serving ideas: To serve stir over medium heat just want to open bottles ASSORTED Salad Hot Dog & ^usage Council 8 smoky links cut into 1- trendy, gifts of meaning—on gesture Choose attractive as a hot snack or appetizer, until jelly dissolves and Sherry wine, 2/3 cup prematurely." Pick your own fresh fruits ancj C l u b R o a s t 13.69 Spread as a sandw ich a scale you can afford, of suggests using a variety of honey, cup finely inch pieces glass or ceramic con filling remove some of the brine sauce begins to simmer. course. His comments are brief vegetables from the largest selection of PORK CHOPS USD A CHOICE sausage — mixing colors, choppi^ preserved ginger 2 medium size apples, '/2 LB. tainers for your sausage I’ii'klt'd Kniit-kwurnl along with desired amount Makes about 21/3 cups Be imaginative: think furs, and to the point. "Not for textures and flavors fur a peeled, cored and chopped bulk produce. Take what you need ... a B e e f L o i n BONE IN recipe gifts These can be IH pounds fully cooked of Pickled Knackwurst. sauce. Add 1 to DA pounds and 4 tablespoons liquid as in sheepskin mittens or keeping,” he writes. Or hearty and convenient slippers. Remember little or a lot. COLONIAL VIRGINIA BRAND SMOKED used ovey and over, and Place in saucepan; bring sausage; simmar about 5 from preserved ginger. (Or 1 <>5 medium onions, "Drink now." Or '"Thin but f l - Z S treat knackwurst diam onds, as in tiny, Shell Steaks l!3.19 V, lb ® 1 .6 9 substitute W cup chopped chopped GLAZED HAM will be a reminder of the •1 medium onion, thinly just to a boil. For a cold minutes or until heated flavory.” Or "Drink 1983- CENTER CUT l b M . 8 9 A favored idea among crystallized ginger and 4 VA cup brown sugar glistening stud earrings or US DA CHOICE BEEF HANSEL i GRETEL SLICING unique, flavorful gift which sliced snack, serve with assorted through. tie-pins. Consider the 1989,” he writes of a 1969 Yellow Ripe young and old is Hot Dog tablespoons lemon juice.) Preheat oven to 275°F. Whele Fresh Chuck Steak BONELESS , bM . 9 9 they once contained 2'2 cups water crackers and chips. Or add Spirited BBQ Sauce: In splendor of Chanel No. 5 Chateau Petrus pomerol. lb5 2 . 1 9 KIELBASA read The young love it Stir together 2 tablespoons Combine all the above in perfume, as weH as the P i cups vinegar Pickled Knackwurst to medium saucepan, com Broadbent writes that he Chiquita or Dole PORK LOINS U S D A CHOICE BEEF BONELESS JACK & JILL - OLD FASHIONED .for a sandwich Teens Hill Dog Npreiiil each cornstarch, soy sauce g re d ie n ts in a la rg e many Chanel fragrance and 2 tablespoons sugar potato salad. bine 1 cup Bourbon is not laying down the law, WILL CUSTOM CUT lbM . 4 9 111 nke it as a creamy dip 1 pound wieners any and catsup in a cup to casserole dish and bake for beauty gift sets. Mull over Chuck Cube Steak J2.39 WIDE BOLOGNA 1 tablespoon pickling Fmnkii in Sauce whiskey. 1 cup firmly silks, as in I inger ie but simply sharing "nearly with chips Adults will size I make a smooth paste. approximately 1 Va hours, BANANAS U S D A CHOICE BEEF BONELESS GEM enjoy if hot or cold on an '« cup piccalilli relish spices Select your favorite kind packed brown sugar and 1 and-yes! men's shirts. 30 years experience of NATURAL Combine paste with other stirring occasionally. Capture the pleasure of LB 1 .4 3 DELI FRANKS CASING lbM . 9 9 1‘2 teaspiHins salt of sausage or franks from cup tangy or hot catsup. tasting, discussing and, of Chuck for Stew assortmeruNif breads and ‘•4 cup mayonnaise lap Serve with picks in a the familiar, the treasure of J2,29 1 teaspoon whole allspice the following: Cook and stir over medium ingredients. Cook and stir course, drinking wine.” UNTRIMMED TASTY crackers proximatelyi chafing dish to keep warm. the traditions. 1 teaspoon crushed, dried His listings go back to U.S.D.A. CHOICE BEEF GEM POLISH LOAF lb 9 9 ‘ Cocktail franks in s-vuce 2 teaspoons prepared LBS Beef Boneless make great buffet dishes mustard red pej)[K'r 1653. Comments on the Beneless Whele WORLD FAMOUS ALL VARIETIES 17th, 18th, 19th and early Franks in a variety of Grind wieners in a food ’i 'easpoon peppercorns U.S. FANCY • MIN. W hole Tenderloin ?3.99 Bottom Round LENDERS BAGELS DOZEN 9 9 ' Cut knackw st 20th century wines are sauces can be made at chopper or food pnK'essor COLONIAL MAPLE Of SPECIAL CUT W/EYE - UNTRIMMED home, then taken to a party In mixing bowl or lixid diagonally to make 'i-itich taken from sources of their Crisp Macintosh (WILL CUSTOM CUT INTO WEAVER S STORE SLICED as a hostess gift or as your processor, combine ground slices St'parate onion into periods, including Lean Sliced Bacon M . 6 9 STEAKS & ROASTS) CHICKEN ROLL LB M . 5 9 contribution to the wieners with piccalilli, rings In a two-quart gla.ss CTiristie's own catalogs. APPLES AURRICHIO DOMESTIC VERY SHARP festivities In either case mayonnaise and mustard or ceramic container, M A P we've got the The Overstreets’ book Colonial Beef Franks PKG M . 6 9 s e a e PRCWOLONE*«§o«^ bS 3 _ 5 9 the only thing needed is a Mix well, adding more place alternating layers of contains extensive vintage FAMILY PACK OF 12 ■ a LB. knackwurst and onion. lists rating wines on a BEEF BONELESS waiting chafing dish to mayonnaise for a softer M atlaw Stuffed Clam s M . 9 9 WHOLE UNTRIMMED LOW SALT LORRAINE c, n to Vi S 4 T O In a medium saucepan, scale of 1 to 20. It also, as lb keep them hot for serving spread it desired Spimn GEM 4 TO 7 LBS AVG SMOKED BRISKETS LBsM.59 SWISS CHEESE ^ORDERp ^ ® Pickled knackwurst is an into a glass or ceramic combine water, vinegar, the title suggests, shares GIFT WRAPPED WHOLE or h a l f , , □ Picnic Shoulder lb 9 9 ' ^ old country idea for giving container with a tight- sugar, and all spices Bring retailers’ expertise on ADDED Lipman CHEDDAR CHEESE WHEEL ^ 8 -9 9 Freeh Flerida Indian River COLONIAL (WISCONSIN YELLOW or VERMONT WHiTEi sausage a unique flavor f i t 11 n g c o v e r K e e p to a boil, reduce heat and other topics of practical in Fresh Frying This robust snack makes a refrigerated If orooerlv sinimar brine tor 5 terest: how to store un Seedless White Stick Liverw urst %"ecI lb 7 9 ' ^ JUDEA KOSHER BEEF FHANKS KNOCKWURST opened and opened bottles; WEAVER'Sv r c M V C n o rFROZEN nv^4,c;i^ ofAiBATTER ic n xjtrDIP \jtOi u\j DUTCH tFRYE *2 i u ^ Chicken DELI SALE-^'°f|J,,|-|,r' ®2.09 choose corkscrews, un C h i c k e n l e g s & THIGHS 28 0Z PKG JUDEA k o s h e r .. derstand the language of GRAPEFRUIT Legs BEEF FRANKS l b *2 .6 9 wine and match foods to wines. ’They also profile COLONIAL FULLY COOKED MOGEN DAVID some leading winemakers Smoked Hams LB KOSHER SALAMI b^lV^et * 4 . 9 9 and, in a g im m ic k y O P O R * l e WATER ADDED PERDUE SWIFT S chapter, the zodiac sign lb Shank Pertien Butt Pertien Chicken Legs 8 9 < STICK PEPPERONI l b * 2 . 9 9 wine preferences. CALIFORNIA FRESH ’The 32.25 book is just s« 09 se 19 SWIFTS SALAMI GENOA or HARD * 1 . 6 9 what its subtitle says: "A H e LB H e l b . SNOW KING LB complete introduction." C r i s p CENTER SLICES l b M.99 Happy Hanukkah 'The New Signet Book of Beef I \Ni’’re tryinjr to keep the eo.st Wine, by Alexis Bespaloff P a s c a l C e l e r y WEAVER'S FROZEN'DUTCH FRYE ^ FRESH FROZEN FOODS! ^ J««i3hfO t 131 IpfmitM Y M f l (Signet) is an updated ver Sandwich of a iiiKKi education dow n. b«»« b**n Chicken Com bination oz ^ 2 . 6 9 Breyers Gaylord •b o p p tn o A A P sion of a book that has had PERDUE FRESH FRYING WHOLE BONELESS Steaks FI > K & lo r tlA« tooO dnd 14 printings since 1971. 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o 18 - EVENING HERALD. Wed., Dec. 3. 1980 EVENING HERALD, Wed., Dec. 3, 1980 - 19 Tortellini, well worth effort Protesters gredients until thoroughly Solon seeks to abolish There is something soothing about Italian food, blended. Turn onto floured must leave especially pasta. A friend surface and knead about admits that "eating 3 minutes or until smooth. Return to bowl. Cover with ^right to know^ law unit Italian" whenever hotel rooms damp towel and let rest 1 emotionally upset makes HARTFORD UPI) - A Superior hour. HARTFORD (DPI) - A sUte law ly rejected by the chairman of a news save money by abolishing the com life's little aggravations Court judge says that while there Filling maker has filed a bill to abolish a media watchdog group who vowed to mission and instead elect legislators seem less burdensome. may be a housing crisis in Connec 1 package (10 ounces) five-year-old state commission that oppose the bill and work to “who arq conscious of the needs of This point was being ban ticut's capital city, a downtown hotel frozen chopped spinach, settles disputes over the public’s strengthen the state's so-called their constituency" to address areas died atraut a luncheon table isn’t to blame and can’t be kept in the . one day The end result of cooked and squeez^ dry access to government records and “right to know" law. handled by the agency. middle of a pflitest over it. meetings. Michael Rice, chairman of the Rice, president of the Nutmeg the conversation is a very 1 egg In a ruling Tuesday, Housing Q)urt special recipe for Vk cup grated Parmesan Democratic Rep. Joseph J. Connecticut Council on Freedom of Broadcasting Co., disputed the claim Judge Arthur Spada gave a group of Farricelli of Branford said Tuesday Information, admitted there were the law favored special interest Tortellini Bolognese from cheese Hispanic families until noon 1 tablespoon butter or he believes the Freedom of Informa some problems with getting govern groups and said the commission's a young woman, who Thursday to leave the Hartford margarine, melted tion Commission has “done more to ment out from behind closed doors, budget was a “miniscule" part of the recalls, as a child, Hilton rooms they have called home tk teaspoon nutmeg frustrate our government and add to but said Connecticut's Freedom of state's overall spending. watching her grandmother since an overnight housing protest in make tortellini in a Pepper to taste our bureaucracy” than increase Information law was “one of the "The special interest groups are In medium bowl, com City Hall last month. public access to government strongest in the country, ft’s certain the public. Everyone is part of some crowded apartment; she Spada admitted the families may bine all ingredients: set business. ly disappointing to think someone special interest," Rice said "1 don't spread the little stuffed have had difficulty in finding pasta dough rings on a aside. “I have noted that in opening our would want lo retreat from that, " see any one of these groups latching To prepare^tprtelllni: adequate housing, but said that didn’t committees we have found that not “This is a working, active viable on to something like Connecticut's clean sheet on a bed for give them the right to stay in the Divide dough into 8 sec the general public has shown up but thing. That in itself I think speaks for Freedom ol Information Law and them to dry before hotel and hold up plans for its renova cooking. This and other tions and roll into sheets the special interest groups have had the value of it." he said. using it as some sort of a club against 1/16-inch thick. Cut into 2- tion. an opportunity to gain additional ad The commission was set up by the government" home pasta-making were “The occupants desire to possibly inch squares: cover with vantages over the Legislature," said 1974 Freedom of Information Act part of a child's world of highlight a housing crisis, although memories in traditional damp paper towel and keep Farricielli, who had voted to create which required public access to vir The Freedorrix^nformation Coun moist. Top each square laudable, cannot however interfere the commission as a freshman law tually all public meetings and public cil was establislflj
Y' . insufdnce tiidt b comprehen- siv»- H«fp Wm M 13 EVENING HERALD. Wed., Dec. 8. 1990 - 21 13 HoIp Wonlod f* MoIpWrnmd 13 Hotp WoMod 13 Ardolot lor Solo in Bolton FULL TIME THIRD SHIFT - 41 Anicitt for Safa .41 Arffclas for Sale 41 Artlclei lor Salt Part time second shift. Apply 41 7-EIeven on Center Street, BABYSITTER - Mature, NEW Q U EEN SIZE TUESDAY-SATURDAY 10 between 7 and 3. WATERBlED. Never openopened. SEASONED HARDWOOD -18 question waste plans reliable peraon to care (or 3 to 20” lengths. Delivered full a.m.-2 p.m. Collectibles, new year old and 9 montb old In to year warranty, walnut ★ and o(d. Handcrafts. An WOMAN 18 and over to work stained pine frame, deck REFRIGERATOR medium cord $85. Call 742-8056. go and it should have been done a long in plastic manufacturing full oor Monchettor borne. Two tiques. 25% OFF By DONNA HOLLAND edestal mattress, liner, size. Ideal for spare or cot SINGER SEWING MACHINE time ago. We should start the ball rolling ana part time shifts. Call 446- days per week, 7:30 to 4:00 ANYTHING! 133 Spruce Keater. Originally $330. Now tage. Chaise Chair for two, fur - With cabinet. $250. High Street, comer Birch. Herald Reporler and make a proposal to Andover.” ADYERTISINB between 10:00 a.m. and p.m. Referencet. Call 8406868 I 'after 4:00 p.m. $199. 5 6 3 ^ . Rocky HUI. upholstery. Reasonable. Call Back Wooden Rocker, $ ». BOLTON — Carol Levesque, a town The town has been investigating means RATES 4:00 p.m. MS-5753. End Tables $10. Chair $10. M3- resident, attended the Board of of solid waste disposal for several years. EARN EXTRA MONEY 2860, befor 4:00 p.m. 1D AY..... 14'iWMW SALESWOMAN for retail HOME HEALTH CARE Selectmen's meeting Tuesday to question A local landfill site has not proven feasible 3DAYS ...13 ACROSS 2 Irish Free Apartmontt For Rant S3 fTKUE AND FALSE I R6t*EIHAVEA Answer to Previous Puzzle Aptrtnimu For Rwit X «OT lOo ON MY UWAT SCORE DIP State N O , ttfV ' IjESTSAREEASV'y FIFTV-FIFTY CHANCE I Gresydi^tv 3 Animal waste M 0 L L ;; A 8 M 0 L r ^ p l U P N * T « 5T T O D A Y . ■ V WU 6ET, SIR? M O U E R I N R b b y 5 Be o/srly tond ON EVEKV' Ql/ESriON... chemical MANCHESTER. Sunny three e z R A E E 0 E 1 MANCHESTER 2 bedroom, at By ADigaii van Buren 9 Whd (tt.) 4 Mseting C f O W H ^ T p t E 0 E 0 E R A 3 roomer. New decor *nd Sunnybrooke Village. HONKnlYp/ ' ~ y 12 Rivsr in 5 Tippled f E 0 more. Under 1170. M8-5848. Features include: heat, not . Yorkshire R E T 1 ( 6 Petroleum K E E N Locators, small fee. water, range, refrigerator, air DEAR ABBY: My IS'A-year-old grandson is nearly 6 feet 13 Longe E W E 8 W T derivatives 1 R A M IP tell and looka like a full-grown man, but he has two years of 14 Last latter 8 8 1 8 0 conditioner, carpeting and i \ 7 Explosive H 8 M 0 T V A VERNON - Free hot water, 3 15 President parking. Storage and coin-op high school left. I'll coll him Billy. Billy has always been a (abbr) 1 C E 1 N K N c A D rooms with major appliances. (abbr) E n H B laundry In basement. No pets. a - good boy and never gave hie mother (my daughter) any 8 Conceited A N 0 W A Y 16 Singing voice $200's.236-5646. Locators, $395 monthly. Call Domato trouble. Now it lurna out that Billy has been aeeing a friend person 1 C E C A P » N L E T 8 17 Measure of small fee. Enterprises. 646-1021. of hie mother'a. She'a a 30-year-old divorbae with two 9 Russian M 0 T H 0 R R 0 L 1 0 lend (metric) F children. She claima ahe'e 4 monthe pregnant with Billy'i emperor 0 N E L V E N A N MANCHESTER TWO THREE BEDROOM 18 Adds spice 10 Hither 8 p A D Y E 8 8 T A N child! 20 Triple BEDROOM, furnished apart APARTMENT, $385 monthly. Priicllla’s Pop — Ed Sullivan 11 Idea (Fr) My daughter aeye that this divorcee haa had eeveral 22 Nettle ment. Each bedroom has Includes: Heat and hot water. 19 Globe affaire with other high achool boya, but ahe'e blaming this 23 Spy group XMASMZiUUI separate private bath. Quiet. 21 Derby On bus line. Call 649-1749 or pregnancy on Billy. He admitted he had been ekipping hie W A40THER ALWAVS (ebbr) DEC. 13th 20S Olcott 8L Sauna, pool, exercise room. IT SEEA4S SHE’S ^ t P LIKE ID GIVE HOW'ABOUTA 23 Movie 32 Control 43 Perceive after 6 p.m. 659-2231. Tiret claaa at school every day and going up to this woman'i* WORKS S O H AR P " F=OREVER AVkSHING 24 Person of ManehMtar Orange #21 New Condition. $440 per AiftOf For Bala DO IT DAILY - Play HER SOAETHING LECTURE ON 24 Hitler follower 35 Getting up 44 Feminine Apartmanta For Rant 53 61 Motorcfelaa-Blefclaa 64 place to have sex with her. He eaya he will quit school and ESPEO ALLV IN TWE , POTATOES, WHIPPING SPECIAL FOR HER prominence month 6464)505. HEBRON. Two bedroom PRIZEWORD in Satur V EG ET A BLE 27 Plaintive 25 Tiny particle 36 Volcanic (suffix) marry her if that’s what she wants. Abby, he is only a child KITCHEN. CARROTS, OR PEELING BIKTHPAV. ABUSEK 26 Bowsprit mineral 8tartliMal10A.M. apartment. Heat and hot "AVAILABLE 1972 MERCURY MARQUIS - SUZUKI GT 750 - 5500 miles. day's Evening Herald. 31 Egyptian deity 45 Travel Wood Work Items DUPLEX Kitchen with himself, and this would ruin hie life. SK IN S O FF O N IO NS.' 27 Water hole 38 Not young water. Appliances. Carpeting. IMMEDIATELY" - Enjoy For parts. Good engine and $1250. Water Cooled. Extras. 32 Fender 46 College Country Store Xmas Booth appliances. Self cleaning 1 know there's a low against having sex with a minor girl. 28 Peat 39 Favoring Handmade Articles Large yard. Lease and securl: Christmas in a Three tires. Best offer. Call 6434288. Call 6432573. X mishap examination oven, and dish washer. Sliding How about sex with a minor boy? Can’t this woman go to r? I 0 29 Biblical Homebaked (aoodies ty. $350 monthly. No pets. 20 Bedroom Cape, fireplace, 14- 33 Spanish 41 Baggage 47 Tops (irabbaR lor the Y'oungsters glass doors to deck. IW baths. jail? And isn’t there some way to find out if the baby is article preposition minutes from Hartford. Call super lot. Convenient location. PLYMOUTH SATELITE Liquor Permit 42 College 48 Part of the leg WRi IriM n TWw lawlr kmt Living room with fireplace really Billy's? 34 Garden for 30 Act of lending after 5:00 p.m. 228-9759 or 228- $51)0 per month, plus utilities SEBRING 1974 - Two door NOTICE OK APPI.ICATION athletic group 51 River (Sp) IMi mi kmtti hr Ihiiirs and air conditioner, w-w Can you see a way out of this meee? And how con I heln animsit minar lan lau iMkea Ml Ri kmd h Tbi UMm 3414. and security. Mr. Rothman, automatic. Power steering This is to give notice that I. BENJAMIN M BURBA, III of 691 Billy? 35 Wing (Fr) 1 2 3 4 s TWCA 71 NOaTH MAIN ST. Soup and Sandwichaa. Etc carpeting. Two bedroom. 6464144. and brakes. $850. 47 Waddell 8 7 8 9 10 11 THUNSDAy. DEC. 4«l Doughnuts A Cotfaa Available Basement with washer and 241 ROOM APARTMENT. EAST MIDDLE TPKE . 36 Greek letter Rd 649-1925; 6437729. Probate Notice MANCHF^STEH. CT have filed an BILLY'S NAMAW t? 10 A.M. ■ 1 P.M, All Day dryer hook-up $450 monthly. 37 Reprobate »3 14 • • Available immediately. Heat, "AVAILABLE NOTICE TO CREDITORS application placarded 19lh day of 649-7105 after 5 p m 39 Criminal To Sanoftt Sm Vow At (IM B r n v hot water, appliances. Main IMMEDIATELY" - Just In 1974 PLYMOUTH SCAMP, 2 ESTATE OF HELEN M BIRD. November 1980 with the Division of DEAR NAMAW; Having sex with a minor — girl or IS 16 17 YWCA NURSERY SCHOOL Street location 2nd floor. Liquor Control a PACKAGE STORK boy — is punishable by law. Billy needs legal advice % * 40 Mae West time for Christmas. Brand Door, power brakes, air con LIQUOR for the sale of alcohollf O Wi» wt* >»« m «eg u • »e< 0« . role <8 MANCHESTER MAIN Security. References Lease. Tbe Hon William K FitiGcrald. 19 ,0 2' New Three Bedroom Colonial. ditioning, power steering. Judge, of the Court of Probate. I quor on the premises ROUTE 6 L and counsel. The best present you can give your 41 Cote sound STREET. 2 room apartment. Call after 6:00 p.m. 648-3911. ■ Fireplace. 145 baths,.wall-to- Valve Job recently done. District of Manchester at a hearing 44A. BOLTON, CT grandson la a competent lawyer to represent him. 42 Requires 22 Heat hot water, appliances, no The business will be owned b\ If no answer, call 643-7424. Asking $1,800 or best offer. held on November U, IMO ordered that Captaln Easy — Crooka & Lawrence ■ wall carpeting and great loca- BENJAMIN M BURBA, JR L 45 Male witch 24 2S Articits tor Salt pets, security Telephone 523- all claims must be presented to the 26 Z8 29 30 41 DO IT DAILY - SAVE nly $575 per month, plus Call 646-2013 or 6844733 after 6 fiduflar>' on or before Februar>' 12. BFN.IAMIN M BURBA. MI of BOTH 49 Time zone ?047 "AVAILABLE 1 MONEY by clipping the utilities and security Mr. p.m IWI or be barred a« by law provided KHOM 691 EAST MIDDLE TPKE BOV. PIS PLACE V'MEAM (abbr) 3t CHRISTMAS T R E E S '" "Ta^ IMMEDIATELY Rothman 6464144. Dawn K (iraboskt. MANniESTEIt (~r and will be con- DEAR ABBY: I just had to respond to FAT. FEMALE IS SURE QUIETl OLP S H A C K S 50 Makes mad ■ ” ■ FOUR ROOM APARTMENT due led by BENJAMIN M BURBA III J4 and or Cut Your Own coupons in Evening Redecorated 34i room con 1973 G ran T orin o p ow er V Ass t Clerk IS HAUHTEDV. 52 Asian country 1. - Third floor Appliances. $250 The fiduciarv is as permittee AND MISERABLE, as my lovely wife is also overweight Wreaths Free Boughs' Herald’s leading grocer's dominium All appliances, » s SMALL ONE BEDROOM brakes, power steering, A/C. Benjamin M Burba III 53 Fitting Central location. Adults only. Kenneth I Bird I am S-4. she is 5-4, and we weigh about the eame, but I J? 38 39 Stanley Tree Farm. 61 Long heat. Garage available. 1325 HOUSE. $265 monthly. Runs good, some body rot 38 Harvard Road. Dated 24th day uf November I960 54 Supreme ads No pets Security. Lease wouldn't trade my darling for a dosen aixe 9's. Hill Road, off Route 6 at An per month plus utilities and Private. Bolton, call 6434953. asking $900. Call 6462013 or Manchester. (T 06040 069-11 Court group 40^ 41 References. Call 647-1876, 046-11______We’ve been married over 16 years and she haa given me dover Church 742-6438 security. Mr Rothman, 846- 6844' I after 6:00 p.m. 55 Record for TV ■ after 5:00 p.m. 4144 two beautiful children and more happiness than one man 56 Forever 42 43 44 46 47 48 deserves in a lifetime. 57 Objects of 1 TWO SNOW TIRES, very Truckt tor Sala 63 49 so RENTALS NOTICE They say there ia someone for everyone in this world. I worship S2 good condition. 6 00-12, 345 FEMALE ROOMATE MID 5 ROOM APARTMENT - no TWENTIES WANTED to thank God that I have found someone special, and FAT, 58 Other SI S4 1 Fits Honda Civic 228-9874 children, no pets, 1st floor EAST HARTFORD 7 rooms, 3 FORD F 150. Four Wheel Town of Rolton Notice is hereby given that ss share duplex Glastonbury i b e d r o o m s , 1 4x b a t h s , FEMALE AND MISERABLE will find here, too. Not Rooms tor Rant 52 Basement, garage, and porch Drive 1977. Silver 4 speed. 351 a public hearing will be held in S« Hebron area Must be neat everyone meoeurea people by the size of their waistline. D O W N s? SI 4 NEW BAR STOOLS • Por $275 plus utilities Cambridge fireplace, stove, refrigerator, engine. Excellent condition. Coventry Town Office Pets considered. Rent table Singer Sewing -Machine. MATURE MALE ROOM $15. St Telephone 647-9607. washer, dryer, garage. $450 $4«)0. firm. C all6438142 after Building. 1712 Main Street. CAROLE'S JERRY negotiable Call after 6 p.m . 1 Wipes out Portable B W 21' TV. New Female, mature $20 Non- plus heat and utilities. 6 p.m. Public Notice Coventry. Connecticut, on smokers Live-in References 22^3560 MANCHESTER - Unusual References, lease and securi DEAR JERRY; What a lovely man you are. You Deluxe Dog Cage Walz-Flex Tuesday, December 30, 1960. Camera i.New with all One must have license, plus deluxe One Bedroom ty No pets. Call 6438703 C30. 1973 CHEVY Notice is hereby given that ahould be cloned. MANCHESTER NEW FIRST at 3:00 p.m , in Docket No a ccessories' i 2 klh New few errands and meals 649- Townhouse Private entrance, DUMPTRUCK. Good condi at a public hearing held by the FLOOR one bedroom apart Ottlcaa-Sloraa tor Rant S5 800811, concerning the Alley Oop — Dave Graue Speakers. Like New Christ 5459 patio and full basement tion. Asking $3500 firm. 644- Bolton Zoning Board of b r i d q e ment All appliances wall-to- application of the General 3 mas Tree 742-6700 Includes: Heat appliances, 1775 between 6:30 a m. and Appeals on Tuesday. wall carpeting Ceramic tile, MANCHESTER - Excellent carpeting and air condtioning OFFICE. STORE i STUDIO- 10:30 p.m. Water Service Company, Inc., DEAR ABBY: Boy. did you ever blow it with your answer bath $325 per month Excellent location. Good traf Novem ber 25, 1980 at the g r r r ! t h a t R E A U ^ V Ii DULOP W HITE WAL1.S- furnished room for $385 monthly. No pets to the Department of Public to CONFUSED, whose fiance wanted to keep his pos* MAKES ME MAD, Utilities not included Call Town Hall, the application of Snow tires P-225-75 H 15 gentleman No kitchen Damato Enterprises. 64^1021. fic exposure surrounded by Utility Control, for an in sessions in his name for the first five years of their BUSTER! Peterman Realty 649-9404 or Diane and Victor Schmitt of 10 Steel Belted Radials I'sed 2 privileges Convenient loca TWO BEDROOM four banks. Rent includes P robate INoliee crease m its rate schedule marriage. ______Oswalcj Jacoby and Alan Sontag 646-1171. heat, parking and janitor. Call High Meadow Road for a 33' months Excellent condition' tion $35 weekly 649-4003 APARTMENT Utilities not NOTICE TO CREDITOR.S The Applicant proposes to in As a self employed. hardworking man of 25 who has included Within walking dis 649-5334. E STATE OK MARIA PARLA. rear yard variance for the I ’ OO 647-9522 crease all of its existing rates owned his own business for the last three years, owns a ROOM in nice private home MANCHESTER Five rooms tance of downtown Main dreeased construction of an outbuilding Convoluted contract play on first floor of Duplex The Hon William E FitzGerald by approximately 57 3%. Ad house, a nice car. is negotiating on an apartment building TERRIFIC BARGAINS' All utilities, private bath, $40 .Street 568-3736 weekdays STORE OR OFFICE SPACE Judge, of the ('ourl of Probate. under Section 7A of the Town Carpeted and applianced No ditional information is and has a comfortable little nest egg in the five-figure area, Electric Heater. Electric weekly Security deposit Call after 5 00 p m . weekends available. 200 . 400. and up to District of Manchester at a bearing Zoning Regulations, was ap really good job th;s time utilities No pets $280 held on November 24.1980 ordered that available from the Executive I would not share my acquired assets with the woman I Hotplate Clothes, Dishes. 649-60i7 alter 6 p rn 9 00 a m tO 7 00 p m 5000 square feel. 643-1442 proved Today's hand is taken from monthly Call 739-41 13 •••••••••••••••••••••••••• all claims must be presented to the marry at least five years either. one of the preliminary rounds Collectables. Mirrors, old and fiduciarv on or before Kehruary 24 Secretary of the Department NORTH 1 Nowadays, with divorce so easily obtainable. I’d be a fool in which each hand was new, 2 Keyboard Organs, between 6 00 and 9 00 p.m Homat tor Rant 54 OFFICE-STORAGE for 1981 or be barred as by law provided John R oberi' ♦ 32 Department of Public to let a woman walk into my life and claim half of what I’ve p iyyed e six times excellent condition $100 Pair Painter, Plumber, Electrician Sherrie L Anderson. VKQJ Ass t Clerk amassed alone through hard work. Velvet. Custom Made Chairs. REDECORATED PARK EAST HARTFORD HOUSE, etc. Heat, lights Central. Utility Control ♦ J7 The bidding m the box RfXlMS - Quiet gentlemen The fiduciary is Chaii-man seems logical and leaves Oil Paintings Odds n Ends 25 CHESTNUT CONDOMINIUM Newly decorated Two Keith Real Estate. 6464126. Henry Mierzwa. In this day of women's lib, my approach is simple. If a ♦ a K 1085 2 preferred Light cooking Joseph Parla Zoning Board South at a cinch four-heart cents to $1 00 Thursday 10 to • 2 bedrooms References bedrooms with basement ISfi West Middle Turnpike. Executive Secretary man finds a woman he thinks is for him, before discussing Share bath On bus line oi Appeals contract for a score of 620 6, 99 Cemetery Road, Vernon, Security $400 monthly Call Carpets Garage Just $375 SHOP OR OFFICE SPACE Manchester. CT 06040 religion, future children or anything else, they should agree References required One 073-11 072-11 Two South players were oft Bolton Center Road.- 649-308? 236-5646 Locators Fee AVAILABLE - Glastonbury. that what's mine is mine, what's yours is yours, and what Thg Flintttones — Hanna Barbara Productions week security required $50 555 square feet $125 monthly. we build together during our years of marriage is ours — to allowed to play there, but at the other four tables the East- weekly 647-U91 MANCHESTER Three room .No lease Small fixture fee- be split SO-fio in case of divorce. That's fair, simple and easy. FOR SALE 2 Large .Mirrors VERNON HOME Carpeted West pair defensively bid and apartment Heat, hot water negotiable Call 632-0202 G E E lectric Stove and four roomer .New decor All And the woman who ia un%villing to accept it ia clearly after WHEN H E'S a s l e e p , played at four spades At EXTRA LARGE CARPETED Electricity Appliances evenings. Public Notice freezer Like new Call 643- modern $375 236-5646 a man's money — not his love. I'LL START A FIRE three tables it was played PANELED BEDROOM References No pets $285 646- TOWN OF MAV HFSTKH 0490 Locators Fee D.S. IN SEATTLE IN THE HOLE...ANP undoubted and West went Kitchen privileges TV 3167 , 228-3540 WantMf Rant 57 PI HI.IC W O RK S DEPARTMENT Working male preferred Call to APtOe, AIR. down three for a mere 150 TWO BEDROOM CAPE IN SEWER DIVISION Do you hate to write lettera because you don't know GOPMER.4 point loss. At the fourth table T A G S A L E S 649-0102 after 5 00 p m THREE BEDROOM East Hartford near Pratt it THREE BEDROOM NOTICE OK ASSESSMENT OF BENEFITS what to aay? Thank>you notea, sympathy lettera, Vulnerable: North-South Chagas of Brazil was doubled DUPLEX 111 baths Whitney Available December APARTMENT - Will pay $270 congratulations, how to decline and accept invita AparimaniM For Rant 53 Dealer: North North led the king of clubs, Appliances Carpeted Fenced 1st $4(5o per month. Security monthly Will pay own .AND ASSESSMENT DI E DATE FOH SA M TA R V SEW ERS tions and how to write an Interesting letter are cashed the king and queen of TAG SALE Center back yard $450 monthly, plus and references 875-7702 utilities Call 649-3377. Mother The Board of Directors of the Town of Manchester determined on November 12 and included in Abby's booklet, **How to Write Lettera for Wm North Exit So« hearts, led ace and another VERNON Near 86. luxury Congregational Church utilities References Securi p^lus two school age children November 25, 1980 that the following assessments should be levied for Ihe installation of Ail Occasiona." Send $1 and a long, stamped (28 1+ Pass IV club so that his partner's Jack Condo Appliances $34'5 (♦ 2V 24 4V November 29th 10 a m to 4 ty 643-7780 VERNON Charming 2 Rent guaranteed sanitary sewers to service properties in the northeastern portion of Manchester The due cental, self-addressed envelope to: Abby, Letter overrufted East s eight. Now P Ml monthly Security, bedroom house with g^arage. Pass Pass Pass South led a trump which Cha references Call 423-127. 436- date for such assessments is January 1. 1981 Booklet. 132 Laaky Drive, Beverly Hille, Calif. FOR RENT 4 room. 1 extra bath plus more Call for GARAGE WANTED to store »0212. gas won Dogi-BIrOs-Pels 43 3923 bedroom adult condo Air con details 236-5646. Locators one or two cars Call Don at He drew North's last trump ditioning. all appliances, Fee 633-4577 Address Frontage (Ft i Assessment (1 1 Opening lead 4K and led a diamond Nortn WE HAVE ADORABLE GL.ASTONBURY iSOUTH: carpeting December oc played the seven and Chagas 70-135 Pond Lane 120 ea 112 lots 1 I2l $2,640 00 ea KITTEN Some lung hair and Hall of exceptional new cupancy $350 monthly 872- MANCHE.STER OPTION TO GARAGE TO PARK MY played low from dummy 846 Cornwall 120 ea 16 lots) fi2l 2.640 00 ea lovable spayed cats Many Duplex Features carpeting, 2627 BUY, 5 room house with CAR Arch or Ridge Street P s t r o Q f Q p h Thg Born LoMr — Art Santom Sjuth was in with the eight abandoned bv owner Call 633- excellent closets, dishwasher, 122-198 Bryan 120 ea 114 lots! i2l 2.640 00 ea , and made things easy Tor fireplace, garage, fenced m vicinity Call 649-3830 after By Oswald Jacoby 6581 or 342-0571 dispose- all. self cleaning MANCHESTER ■ New 4'i 39 Carman 97 2.134 00 Chagas South led back the yard, dishwasher plus more 5 00 p m IFI'BLP'itJU \ and Alan Sontag oven private basement with Room Condominimum 2 Call 236-5646 Dicators lee 45 Carman 98 2,156 00 today Your thoughtfulness will nine Chagas played low and Sporting Goods 46 laundry hookups, I 'x baths, c f e u r not be readily forgotten Put your got out for 500 to gam 120 Bedrooms U i Baths Fully Autos For Sala 51 53-118 Carman 150 ea 110 lots 1 i3i 3.300 00 ea WiAT A (.^(WOOLD. E deck neighborhood setting, The book of the 1979 points or three IMPs lor Applianced Wall-to-wall MANCHESTER HOME - 23-111 Bryan 150 ea 113 lutsi i3i 3.300 00 ea needs in (he beckground tempo TWENTY THREE FOOT minutes to Hartford $525 ■ < W r t h d a y rarily FUL S(DW-lU-LWJ world's championship is now Brazil throughout No pets $450 sparkling 3 bednxini Kids o k WE PAY TOP PRICES for 59 Deming 102 2.244 00 PENN-YAN Sport Fishermah monthly 633-4566 Broker TAURUS (ApcH 20-Mey 20) out The ACBL has done a iNEWSPAPEH e n t e r p r is e assn . monthly Rent includes heal Just $325 monthly Call 236- wrecked and junk cars. A i B 4.664 00 N h U A te , Sedan Hard top Excellent 75 Deming 212 Forego the crowds today. Spend Call 649-4003 5646 Locators Fee Auto Salvage, used auto parts. as much time as possible alor>e condition New electric trim FOUR R(X)M TOWNHOUSE 85 Deming 90 1.980 00 December 4, IMO VOLI'O W ith trwi or>e you love Outside Call Tonv 6464223 2.540 00 tabs VHF CB Cutty Cabin Two bedrooms, I'x baths, MANCHESTER HEAT PAID 105-107 Deming 120 Bond^ W ill be shored-up this interosio pale beside what you with head Owner bought basement, new appliances, newly decorated, 2 bedroom SINGLE HOUSE FOR RENT 111 Deming ISO 3,300 00 coming year between you snd can offer one ar$other. the one you love if there it not a larger boat Call 742-8537 after carpeting $425 Henry Agen Won't last long' $265 monthly Wall to wall carpeting All 19 Baldwin Road 94 2.068 00 OEMIN4 (May 21-June 20) Tasks eetiEve No 1 in your picture presently, 5 00 p m cy 644-2525 Call laKators 236-5646 Fee appliances included 64&3251 20 Baldwin Road 117 2.574 00 which are labors of love will this silustk)n will toon change prove antoysble today snd will 26 Baldwin Road 30 660 00 •A O fTTAm uS (Nov. 2»-Oec. 21) also help freshen your outlook 27 6i 35 Baldwin Road 86 ea l2 lotsi 1.892 00 ea Let your compssstonate urges Our Boarding Houaa C for other projects. Give them (op 30 Baldwin Road 100 2.200 00 prevail today if you see s Situa priority. Business & Service Junk tion where you can be truly help C A N C IR (June 21-July 22) If 36 . 44 . 52 . 58 , 66 . 72 Baldwin Road 87 ea I6 lotsi 1.914 00 ea ful The g o ^ you do will not go you are presentfy unattached, inlhrop — Uick Cavalll 41 Baldwin Road 80 1,760 00 unrewarded Find out more of this could be an exciting day IVE aOT ro X MY WCOR PERHAPS I YOU S E T 10 what lies ahead for you In the I 47 Baldwin Road 95 2,090.00 romantically. Saak out ptacas RUSH BACK { SHtJULP 6C ALCNJ POINTS IF v e u year folfowing your birthday by whara you'll hava the opportunity r c c n Y knctvv I V E H E A R D CPP BUT 'XSU'RE THE ONU/ ONE ICars 57 Baldwin Road 83 1.826 00 sending for vour copy of Astro- TP CAMPUS-' ) ^0 HELP.' I CCULP FlNP YOUR WAY to maat naw paopia. 65 Baldwin Road 93 2.046 00 PEOPLE HAVIN 0- r KNOW WITH "RIN(5- AFTER ALL ADMINISTER THE Graph Mail 1 1 for each to Astro- U O (July SS-Aug. 22) You'ra HOME AFTER 71, 79. 85 , 91, 99. 105, 111. 117, 125 Baldwin Roi 185 ea i9 lotsi 1.870 00 Graph. Box 469. Radio City ^ E T S O D I R T X •RlNa-'/AfSOUND- AROUND THE BODV." the publicity j fa m o us HPDFl E AN OWLS BOUGHII axtramafy adapt today at doing w i N T H r a :? R 82 . 90 . 98. 104. 122. 133 Baldwin Road 90 ea i6 lotsi 1.980 00 ea Station. N Y 10019 Be sure to thtr>gs which can add frash THE-(COLLAR".. s tu p e )jts are; intelligence PARTY Bill's Auto Parts specify binh date 112 Baldwin Road 132 2,904.00 charm to your surroundirtgs. FLOCKING < TEST' IT'S A TOLLAND CAPfUCOMN (Dec. 22-den. 19) evan H It's only raarrangtng the 132 Baldwin Road 116 2.552.00 Your sex appeal is a bit more IN FOR Y PROVEN PREPICTOR 18736231 649-467 furniture. INTERVIEW^.'; OF PERfiPRMANCE.' 7 . 28 . 76 . 84 , 87 , 90 . 93, 100, 101 Concord Road 90 ea i9 lotsi 1 980 00 ea pronounced than usual today. VIRGO (Aug. 29-Sapt. 22) 19. 27 Concord Road 94 ea l2 lolsi 2.068 00 Members of the opposite gender Someone whose respect you've will be watching your every move BUT 20 Concord Road 80 1.760 00 been anxious for wtH be greatly snd. what's more, they'll like impressed by the way you con Ij] YOU SET 36 Concord Road 92 2.024 00 what they see WANTED JUNK AND LATE duct yourself today. Let your EkPELLEP 37 Concord Road 127 2,794.00 AQUARIUS (Jen. 20-Feb. 19) pleassnt personsilty shine forth. Services Offered 31 Sarvicat Offered 3 j Palnling-Paparing 32 Building Contracting 33 MODEL WRECKS - Cash Success IS likely today because IFYOUFORSET W 42 Concord Road 95 2,090 00 LIBRA (Sepl. 2S-OCI. 23) Per- oq: WHICH sta ir Paid Call Parker Street Used your objectives will be clearly sons with whom you have strong 45. SI. 59 Concord Road 87 ea. l3 lotsi 1.914.00 ea. C»$W»,«aaa« 1 M Bag u t »■ ca» REWEAVING BURN CERTIFIED DOG i n t e r i o r PAINTINf. Auto Parts, Inc 649-3391 defined Although you will be emotional ties could be fortunate (2|AlU SOUEAKS LEON CIEZSYNSKI 50 , 56 . 64 , 70 Concord Road 85 ea. 14 lots) 1.870.00 ea assertive, you will win your way HOLES Zippers umbrellas GR(K)MER All breeds Call a u p a p e r i m for you today In financial or A M ) tt . ; BUILDER New homes, ad with diplomacy and Ik I 'L' repaired Window shades. 1974 SUBARU - Good condi 77 Concord Road 132 2.904 00 material ways. Make your wants for an appointment 528-5903 Quality professional work at ditions. remodeling, rec PtSCES (Feb. 20-Msfch 20) Levy’s Law — James Schumeister V en etian blinds Keys TV 106 Concord Road 90 |4I 1,980 00 known. reasonable prices Fully in roon)s, garages, kitchens tion Front wheel drive $1800 Your kind words today will have FOR RENT Marlow's. 867 negotiable Telephone 643- 44 Elberta Road 122 2.684.00 BCORPtO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) WESTBROOK DRY WALL sured Free estimates G L remodeled, ceilings, bath tile, great emotional impact and not .Mam Street 649-5221 6785, or 659-1723 Don't be too surprised today if WHY WAS I Ct40SEN/\ Co m p a n y established in dormers, roofing Residential 103 Tolland Tpke 397 8,734.00 be quickly forgotten Friends you receive a compliment from a ACTUALLY Y3UB McHugh 643-9.321. R3e AV1ISH f a i r y ' ) 1949 isheet rocki or commercial 649-4291 134 Tolland Tpke. 440 9.680,00 need to hear them said and none member of the opposite sex you WVS LtCICEP OOT BY A c e r a m ic f ir i n g Discount can articulate them better than (300M0 THTHEB? ' S t r i c t ly Specializing in ceiling and 1968 DART. 1969 CHARGER 155 Tolland Tpke 374 8.228 00 thought never noticed you. This COMPUTES IN UTAH. rates Quick service Call 643- walls No lob too big or too 318 Three speed Post rear you THE lR PAINTING - INTERIOR AND 161 Tolland Tpke 200 4,400 00 parson Is mors than |ust casually 2543 small 643-0237 — DESICR— ■ end .Needs some work Best ARIES (March 21-Aprtl 19) Be intaraatad. i.YIAUlNATiON: EXTERIOR Paperhanging 176 Tolland Tpke. 246 5.41200 supportive of Ihe or>e you love , offer over $400 871-7385 (NCW8PAPCR EHTCRPRI8E ASSN I X ' ’" ' Experienced, references Ser KITCHENS 211 Tolland Tpke 720 15.840.00 T CHILDCARE .State Licensed v in g W 1111 m a n t i c . Dfvlticn of: J.P. Lowit i Son 234 Tolland Tpke 150 3.300 00 home Snacks, lunches and .Manchester. Bolton, Coven Cabinets, Vantities, For BANK REPOSSESSIONS - 1977 Plymouth Sport Fury. 850 15) 18.700 00 Kit ‘n’ Carlyle — Larry Wright B-B UPIIOL.STERY Custom references Call 646-7720 try, Columbia. Tolland areas mica Counter Tops. 250 Tolland Tpke 320 7,040 00 Work Free Estimates Will W J Grillo 423-6582 Display and Book Cases. $2300 1976 Dodge Charger B 4 M TREE SERVICE now Special Edition. $2500 1973 pick up and deliver Please Kitchen Cabinet Fronts 260 Tolland Tpke 612 13,464.00 Buus Bunny — Heimdahl & Stoffel offering Special Winter GMC Jimmy Utility Truck call 646-2161 after 4 Ou p m PAINTI.NG BY CRAIG Colonial Reproductions In 49 Taylor Street 343 (61 7,546 00 Rates' We've sawed 25'1 Off. OGDEN Interior and $2300 1969 AMC Ambassador I'/A 60IM6T0 CALL Wood Custom 460 Oakland Street 240 l7l 5.280.00 BRICK BLOCK. STONE - plus our usual Discount for Exterior Specialist' Fully In $500 The above m ay be seen LETS SEE IP 'lOU CAM A CINCH Woodworking Bring Us Fireplaces Concrete Senior Citizens' Free sured Free Estimates Call at the Savings Bank of NOTES: You CARLVl-e. Touch ytm-vES S’jsS! Chimney Repairs .No Job Estimates Fully insured anytime. 649-8749 Your Plan, or Ideas and Manchester, 923 Main Street 111 - The total assessment includes the cost of the street lateral and was calculated based References 643-7285 Too Small Call 644-8356 for Let's Us Quote Free on a cost of $22.00 per foot of property frontage. CARLYLE 05et>To Short miM — Prank Hill estimates EXTERIOR PAINTING Estimates PLYMOUTH FURY II i2i - Zoned frontage Zone is RR Cluster with 120 feet minimum frontage. ANTONIO'S TAILOR SHOP e e (Yiv CPAZY (?OUNJD OI experienced college student s4>-aeu Excellent condition! Must I3l - Zoned frontage. Zone is RR with 150 feet minimum frontage. V£S, 9(?- -fVV(^MlNU-fe S pecializin g in men and seen to be appreciated. C h u n d r e d y e a r C4M TREE SERVICE Free Quality work Very |4| ■ Frontage shown is that of the house lot in Manchester. An additional lot. with a fron 1 estimates, discount senior womans suede and leather reasonable prices Call Mike, 843-9729; if no answer pies m I O U D E G ( 3 S . 3 return call. tage of 91 feet, is located in So. VBndsor. If the additional lot is developed and served T citizens Company alterations Located at 517 569-3458 or M9-4945 Healing-Plumbing 35 by the Manchester System, the sewer must be extended about 60 ft. at no cost to the Manchester owned and Mam St Manchester 643-4311 - NAM8. WONbeR. or 525-6483 operated Call 646-1327 LEE PAINTING Interior 4 NO JOB TOO SMALL - Toilet 1972 FORD F 250, 4x4. Over- Town of Manchester. T Exterior ‘Check my rate repairs, plugged drains, sized tires. Sunroof. Carpeted. (5) - Approximately 850' is deferred in accordance with Section 7-249 of Connecticut WHAT n m CONSTRUCTION BRICK WILL DO PRIVATE I before you decorate " Depen kitchen laucefs replaced, Stereo Best offer 6333964. General Statutes. NURSING week-end da,ys, All colors Glazed Block, dable Fully insured. 6461653 repaired, rec rooms, (6) - Due when and if property frontage on Tolland Tpke. is developed US85 Call after 4 p m 649-2369 1976 PONTIAC LE MANS ' originally cost $2 to $4 each bathroom remodeling, heal 17) - Due when and if property is sewered thru adjacent property. This property itself docs SPORTS COUP - 59,000 miles. Joint reinforcement Call Building Contracting 33 modernization, etc M i M not front on the sewer involved. Mow? evenings, 649-5635, nr 643-9508 Painting-Paparing 32 plumbing Si Heating 649-2871 Asking $2500. Original owner. NO PAIR B£MDlMi3- TH A TS FARRAND REMODELING - Phone 528-6278. The above assessments were filed with the Town Clerk on November 26,1980. Any appeals PROFESSIONAL PAINTI.NG VOUR * C a ll 6 4 3 -2 7 1 1 ★ v . ( x ) » . ★ r W s i* ^ ° Call 6 4 3 -2 7 1 1 '/ / k 24 - EVENING HERALD. Wtd., Dtc 3, 1980 Church aiding Water tank location quake victims in tune with zoning MANCHESTER — Zoning approval, or would be preparing a written opinion MANCHESTER - The Church of Christ. 394 Lydall a public hearing, may not be needed to today answering the question. St. is participating in a nationwide effort by the Churches construct a two-million gallon water tank J f he finds the zoning definiUon applies of Christ to furnish financiai assistance to the victims of on Vernon Street. to the water tank, the land may be the devastating earthquake in Italy. The appeal is headed According to Thomas O'Marra, zoning purchased and the water tank constructed by the Sycamore View Church of Christ in Memphis, enforcement officer, "municipal facility without ZBA approval. Tenn. and is being shared by the nearly4,000 Churches of buildings are a permitted use In rural The tank must be built along a 380-foot Christ in America. residential zones. Jay Giles, public works elevation, according to Giles. The tank is Eugene Brewer, minister of'the Manchester church, director, has identified two possible sites needed in the Vernon Street area, he has says the money collected across the country will be in rural zones, on Vernon Street. Town of explained several times, to provide forwarded to a specially established bank account in ficials have not decided yet which parcel adequate fire protection and even dis Florence, Italy for distribution by the leaders of the would be best. tribution problems. Church of Christ in that city. The original site proposed for the water O'Marra said even if the water tank con Mr. Brewer said, "Every penny of the molney that is tank construction was strongly opposed by forms to the rural residence permitted collected will be used for the relief of the earthquake vic neighbors of the vacant lot at 606 Vernon. use, the Planning and Zoning Commission tims. Not one cent will be used for ‘organizational' pur After the public hearing, the Zoning Board will probably still discuss it at their Mon poses. ' ■ More than 10,000 people are believed to have been of Appeals denied the requested variance, day meeting, to establish an ordinance killed by the quake which struck Italy last week. saying sufficient hardship could not be specifically governing public utility con proven. struction. The ordinance, he said, was not Giles then suggested to the Planning and proposed solely for the water tank con Appeal on study Zoning Commission that perhaps throw n struction, as it has been considered for should have an ordinance governing ^ b lic some time. utility construction. Giles said at the time The two lots Giles has identified along may be avoided he believed public facilities were only a Vernon Street for the water tank are in the permitted use in an industrial zone. Brookside Acres subdivision. MANCHESTEK — Jay Giles, town director of public Sign of victory A search of the zoning statutes deter works. Tuesday held out the possibility that a second mined public facilities are allowed in The new Senate Majority Leader Howard Baker gives thumbs up appeal of a state-ordered study of the Union Pond dam rural residence zones. The question is, DO IT DAiyA — Find out what’s the talk with Republican Majority Whip Ted Stevens as Baker hosted a party said O'Marra, whether the water tank is a could be avoided of the town 0 7 reading Towntalk every day "municipal facility building." He said he Giles said he was waiting for an estimate on what the for the new Senate leaders. Tuesday, Republicans selected their in your Evening Herald. study would cost the town, and would make his decision members who will lead'them in the 97th Congress. (UPI photo) on the appeal after reviewing the data In a story that seems to be endless, the state Depart ment of Environmental Protection last month ordered J e a n s s u it Classic UNICO drawing tonight the town to conduct a second study on the stability of HARTFORD (UPI) - Shetland Sweaters Union Pond dam DEP said thd^pwn's first study, con MANCHESTER - Carroll Johnson be provided by the Dubaldo Brothers. Attorney General Carl R. ducted about.a .vear ago. did n o t\^ into a sufficient Brundrett, chairwoman of the Greater Manchester Chapter of UNICO Ajello says his office and analysis of the dam's strength Manchester Chamber of Commerce, has National, the largest Itallan-American the Levi Strauss Co. have ■ " A In .November 1979. the town co n tract^ with Glaston been chosen to draw the winning ticket for Civic organization in the United States reached a preliminary bury engineer Clarence Welti to study the dam DEP con the UNICO car raffle tonight will donate proceeds from the raffle to agreement to settle a 1978 cluded Welti's study underestimated the dam's strength. The drawing for the 1981 Lincoln Town benefit the scholarship fund, mental price-fixing suit. In March 1979 the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers —acting Car Four Door will be held at The Colony. health and retardation and other charities 1 0 0 % Shetland Wool Under the agreement, on a presidential order to study dams across the nation Route 83. The evening starts at 7 p m. with which UNICO supports. in an anaoiiment of rotor* Levi would pay 3100,000 to —determined the dam was in danger of collapsing cocktails (cash bar) and door prizes will The seventh annual UNICO car raffle bv Anion only S27. charity for allegedly Giles said the state issued a three-page report on be drawn throughout the evening until the tickets sold for 3100 each and the limit of ordering Connecticut Welti's first study, concluding that another study be con car raffle drawing at 9:30 p.m Music will 200 tickets has been sold retailers to fix prices of ducted The town's fist appeal was filed Oct 15. but DEP men's jeans between 1974 late last month denied the appeal and 1978, Ajello said Grange The town Liaison Committee last week authorized the Tuesday. second appeal, expressing concern that another study Farmers warned MANCHESTER - He said the agreement would be a waste of money which could be better used to Manchester Grange will must be approved in Hart repair the dam of disease ford Superior Court. ritK meet tonight at 8 o'clock at Giles had estimated the study could cost the town 205 Olcott St. for a visiting The charity payments D w 6 S b ^ between 330.000 and 350.000 Tuesday he speculated the STORRS (UPli — A University of Connecticut neighbor's night. There were chosen because it veterinarian has advised state dairy farmers to take at V im iM ii S f u iu cost might be less At Giles request. Welti reviewed the will be a food auction table. would be too difficult to precautions against a disease known as shipping fever cost and is expected soon to issue his findings Refreshments will be identify victims of the Rt. 83 Tatcottvilie, Ct. 643-9016 that killed 10 cows in a North Haven herd Giles said the estimate could be received as early as served by Violet Spiller alleged price fixing. Ajello Across from Quality Irm Motel today, and added should the cost be less than first an Dr Willard H Daniels, a veterinarian with UConn's and her committee. said. : Mon. Mod. 104:30. TfMirt. ft Fri. 104tSol. 9:30-6:30 ticipated. the town would go ahead with its second study agricultural extension service, said Tuesday while a vac cine for the disease was only moderately successful "It's all we have " He said the North Haven cattle died three weeks ago \1S group sets meeting from a potent, fast acting .strain " of shipping disease, EAST HAKTEOKD — The Connecticut River Valley which is believed to move through a herd possibly Chapter of the^'iational MS Society will hold its monthly through the coughing of one affected animal meeting Dec 12 at the East Hartford "Y " 770 Main St.. The Chineie U M d hand East Hartford from 10 30 to 1 30 p m fans at aarlv as 3000 B C This month s meeting will be a special holiday celebra tion and lunch will be provided Transportation will be supplied to MS'ers who call the chapter office at 236-3229 All MS'ers and persons wishing to volunteer are C it y S a v v y welcome