24 - EVENING HERALD. Wtd., Dtc 3, 1980 Church aiding Water tank location Downtown Christnvas section today 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. ilaurbPBtpr 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. Clear, cold 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 Mostly clear and cold Christ in America. residential zones. Jay Giles, public works elevation, according to Giles. The tank is through Friday. Details on Eugene Brewer, minister of'the Manchester church, director, has identified two possible sites needed in the Vernon Street area, he has page 2. says the money collected across the country will be in rural zones, on Vernon Street. Town of­ explained several times, to provide WEATHER 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. YOVR HOMETOWN ISEWSPAPtW a Since 1881 Church of Christ in that city. The original site proposed for the water O'Marra said even if the water tank con­ I Vol. C, No. 55 — Manchester. Conn., Thursday, December 4, 1960 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 r 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 Grasso resigns 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 bisahility cited; decision effective Dec. 31 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 be secured in a (ky or a week, but you two terms in the House before being could be avoided of the town 0 7 reading Towntalk every day HARTFORD (UPI) - Gov. Ella "municipal facility building." He said he may work toward it.” elected secretary of state, where she Giles said he was waiting for an estimate on what the for the new Senate leaders. Tuesday, Republicans selected their in your Evening Herald. Grasso, who has been battling cancer for L t. Gov. W illiam A. Her life was a study in that philosophy. remained for 12 years. By 1970 she was in study would cost the town, and would make his decision members who will lead'them in the 97th Congress. (UPI photo) seven months, resigned today, saying she O’Neill, who will succeed She was bom in the mill town of Wind­ Washington. on the appeal after reviewing the data did not have the "stamina or the en- Gov. Ella Grasso on Dec. 31, sor Lodks to James and Maria Oliva Tam- In a story that seems to be endless, the state Depart­ dutance" to continue in the office she has is considered a regular kind The Bailey touches by now were evi­ ment of Environmental Protection last month ordered J e a n s s u it Classic bussi. Immigrants from Tortuna in dent. She wore her eyeglasses up on her UNICO drawing tonight held since 1975. of guy. Story on page 2. northern Italy. James, a baker, had the town to conduct a second study on the stability of HARTFORD (UPI) - Grasso, the first woman elected gover­ head — a Bailey trademark. And she Shetland Sweaters modest ambitions for his only child, but Union Pond dam DEP said thd^pwn's first study, con­ MANCHESTER - Carroll Johnson be provided by the Dubaldo Brothers. Attorney General Carl R. nor of a state without succeeding her hus­ adopted one of his beliefs: "My enemies his wife had bigger dreams. 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 band, revealed her decision in an official not have the stamina or the endurance for will live to fight again — on my side.” Mrs. Grasso won a scholarship to the analysis of the dam's strength Manchester Chamber of Commerce, has National, the largest Itallan-American the Levi Strauss Co. have ■ " A letter of resignation to Secretary of State the rigors of the new legislative session In her four years as a congresswoman, exclusive Chaffee School in Windsor and 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 and the myriad problems which face the Mrs. Grasso compiled a solid, middle of Barbara B. Kennelly. went on to graduate Phi Beta Kappa from 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 "I hereby resign the office of governor administration of a vital and vibrant road voting record, but found few fans in 4 Mt. Holyoke College in 1940, acquiring a cluded Welti's study underestimated the dam's strength. The drawing for the 1981 Lincoln Town benefit the scholarship fund, mental price-fixing suit. of the slate of Connecticut by reason of state,” she said in a one-page statement at least one quarter. 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 Grasso, as a politician, could hug voters master’s degree in economics and Under the agreement, physical disability effective at the close of The transplant to Washington didn't suit 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* and get away with it. sociology. Levi would pay 3100,000 to business Dec. 31. 1980,” the letter said. her, (”l hate not sleeping in my own bed,” —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. She was the governor but she was also a The governor met her husBhnd, Tom, a charity for allegedly She will be succeeded by Lt. Gov. she said.). She returned to her own turf in 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 neighbor and a friend. To her political retired school principal, while he was William O'Neill. working as a lifeguard to finance a doc­ 1974 by becoming the first woman elected 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 Grasso, 61, first assumed office as foes, she was a patient professional who torate in education. Later, as she began to governor in her own right and the state’s ducted The town's fist appeal was filed Oct 15. but DEP men's jeans between 1974 Connecticut's chief executive on Jan. 8. usually got what she wanted. climb the government ladder, he became first chief executive of Italian extraction. late last month denied the appeal and 1978, Ajello said 1975, and won a smashing re-election to a Mrs. Grasso adopted two credos in her Grange one of her testier defenders. Mrs. Grasse s early months in office The town Liaison Committee last week authorized the Tuesday. second term in 1978. She has two years left journey from an Italian immigrant family second appeal, expressing concern that another study Farmers warned to the throne of Connecticut politics — Mrs. Grasso’s political initiation came proved to be a test of her "Corragio! ” , as MANCHESTER - He said the agreement in her current term.* would be a waste of money which could be better used to “Corragio!” and “Pacienza." with work in the l^ g u e of Women Voters. did a time much later, in April 1980, when Manchester Grange will must be approved in Hart­ The popular governor, known around the doctors discovered she had a cancerous repair the dam of disease ford Superior Court. ritK The courage came from a childhood of While her mother helped with the couple’s meet tonight at 8 o'clock at state simply as "Ella,” has been battling Giles had estimated the study could cost the town little money but abundant family tradi­ two children, Jim and Susane, she won her cystic mass on an ovary. 205 Olcott St. for a visiting The charity payments D w 6 S b ^ cancer for more than seven months. She between 330.000 and 350.000 Tuesday he speculated the STORRS (UPli — A University of Connecticut tion. She gleaned the fortitude from John first election — a seat in the Connecticut The governor attempted to function at neighbor's night. There were chosen because it underwent a hysterectomy for ovarian veterinarian has advised state dairy farmers to take at V im iM ii S f u iu Bailey, her mentor and former state and House. her usual dawn to dusk pace following cost might be less At Giles request. Welti reviewed the will be a food auction table. would be too difficult to cancer in April, and went back to the precautions against a disease known as shipping fever national Democratic chairman. ft was there, in 1952, that she met post-operative radiation treatments, but Cancer-stricken Gov. Ella Grasso has cost and is expected soon to issue his findings Refreshments will be identify victims of the Rt. 83 Tatcottvilie, Ct. 643-9016 hospital in November for phlebitis of the that killed 10 cows in a North Haven herd “The most important lesson I learned Bailey, a legendary force in state politics severe nausea and fatigue forced her into resigned from office, effective Dec 31 (U PI Giles said the estimate could be received as early as served by Violet Spiller alleged price fixing. Ajello Across from Quality Irm Motel left leg During that treatment, cancer today, and added should the cost be less than first an­ Dr Willard H Daniels, a veterinarian with UConn's from John Bailey was patience.” Mrs. and a master of compromise. seclusion, prompting rumors that she was photo) and her committee. said. : Mon. Mod. 104:30. TfMirt. ft Fri. 104tSol. 9:30-6:30 was detected in her liver. Under his tutelage, Mrs. Grasso spent more ill than led to believe. ticipated. the town would go ahead with its second study agricultural extension service, said Tuesday while a vac­ "Regretfully, it is my belief that I do Grasso once said, “The objective may not 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 Governor described as ^tough lady^ 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 Without the Blighteit hesitation expressed shock and surprise, pretty bad shape,” be said, “But I After a moment's pause, he said. control "without the strong hand of Lester Baum, chairman of the Ver- This month s meeting will be a special holiday celebra­ today male poUUcal leaders put the de^lte the fact the governor's health wish her weft.” "She was a great governor; she will the Grasso administration." non Democratic Town Committee, tion and lunch will be provided Transportation will be wen?- "fetigh” and "lady” together, problems have been widely known, Manchester Town Manager Rpbert be missed. Sjie was a wonderful Manchester director Arnold said he listened to the announcement supplied to MS'ers who call the chapter office at 236-3229 describing Gov. Ella Grasso in their and Republicans as well as Weiss, who has known Gov. Grasso friend to me anff I*in certainly sorry Klelnschmidt said that Gov. Grasoo of the governor's resignation with All MS'ers and persons wishing to volunteer are C it y S a v v y reaction to the news that she haa Democrats said they are saddened by since they were Windsor Locks this has come about. really had a toehold on her ad­ “great regret, sorrow, pity and ministration. "She knew what was welcome resigned because of ill health. the fact that it is iU health that has neighbors in 1953, said she has spent John L. Sullivan, Democratic State prayers ' Central Committeeman, and long­ going on and her administration was C la ss fc ThOoring at Its Bestt "Ella Grasso's a tough lady, but taken Mrs. Grasso out of office. her whole adult life in service to the He said at this point he wasn't M W M (a Ks

HARTFORD WHALERS’ Americans will make their game a he’s out of the game." any other newspaper! warrants. GIRLS’ FLANNEL added, "but that’s how people colors, sizes SML. MEN’S VELOUR tradition to be played at holiday The one-hour walking Any player who goes broke can learn” BOYS’ KNIT TOPS time, then put away with the tree tour will be led by a SHIRTS decorations to be brought out again begin buying gifts again when he gets Among the card messages are:' lantern-bearing guide. Par­ 8LAZERS "You go Christmas caroling. Roll and again, year after year. more play money. ticipants will visit selected "On the average, a game, for four the dice. If even, you receive a $10 Reg. $9-$15, now 0.90>10.90. Gosman. 33. said he and his wife Subscribe today ships and exhibits at Reg. $22. Our best-selling velour singing award. If odd, pay $2S fine for BONNIE DOON WARM Reg. $38, Traditional wool got the idea in February this year. persons takes about half an hour,” Weekend Special Mystic Seaport where Great for gifts! N.H.L. Whalers knit now 28.48. disturbing the peace.” shirts in luxurious 80% cotton/20% Although "neither of us is at all Gosman said in an interview. “We Call 647-9946 * vignettes of 19th-century SLIPPER SOCKS tops in assorted styles for all the blend blazers In navy, grey or red by “Your T.V. set breaks down in the poly blends. Super savings, super creative artistically." he said, they wanted to make it short because of Christmas customs will be middle of ‘White Christmas.’ Pay $20 Reg. $9. Knee-length acrylic socks with I hockey fans on your team! Sizes S- Middledale. Sizes 7 to 14. (Corbins, sat down and designed "The Christ­ kids' attention span. portrayed by costumed colors, sizes S-XL (All stores for emergency T.V. repairs.” CARNATIONS cushioned vinyl slipper In assorted XL. (Corbins, Avon*Slmsbury, Avon-Simsbury, Bristol, Manchester, mas Game " as a board game reflec­ "It’s a game of pure chance," he staff members. except New London) ting real life holiday shopping. added, "because we don’t want peo­ "You come across eight maids a colors. (All stores except Meriden] Bristol, Manchester & Meriden Meriden & New Britain stores) ple getting defensive. There’s no ac­ milking. Roll the dice. If odd, you sell a (jozen / Advance lour re s e r­ Square) stores) Players get caught in traffic jams tion that must be watched like chess, the milk at market for $20. If even, a.79 vations are required from give $5 to all the ’udder’ players.” UNTIL CHRISTMAS and withdraw Christmas Club and no strategic moves to miss. AND ADVERTISER the Public Affairs Office, ALL DAL STORES OPEN MONDAY THRU SATURDAY NIDHTS (BKcapt Now R rttiln) AND OPEN SUNDAYS qioney. The first to finish buying six "We tried to design a game that The Gosmans recommend the CASH & 85 E. CENTER ST. 30,000 CIRCULATION Mystic Seaport, Mystic, LT game for ages 5 to adult and 2 to 4 MterMiw Comw • AvMHSImabury « Mandiestef» Brtstol» Meridwi. Vwiwn » Bfoten » New LondoB gifts at prices ranging from $1 to $200 literally everyone could enjoy. We CARRY 649-5268 06SU. (203-538-2631. wins didn’t want to bore adults with a players. It retails for about $10. I 10 - EVENING HERALD, Tlwn.. Dec. 4. IWO ev en in g h e r a l d , Thurs , Dec. 4, 1980 - 1 1 School board appeals Stress tests mark milestone MANCHESI'ER— George Lucas of explained, “from the physical fitness ad­ based on such factors as patient age or start an exercise program, stress testing special ed cost ruling Coventry spent one morning at dict to the elderly person who gets short of medical history, or the test may run until is valuable in assessing the effectiveness Manchester Memorial Hospital recently breath when climbing stairs. Other per­ the emergence of certain symptoms in­ of various treatments for cardiac an appeal, he could not object If junction In the West Hartford case, sons with problems such as mild to dicative of potential heart problems. Of problems and for evaluating the degree of MANCHESTER - The town affecting the Erdman’s current walking on a treadmill, with wires run­ Board of Education is appealing a merits of the case come up on the moderate chest discomfort, controlled course, a patient may withdraw from the rehabilitation after a heart attack and the educational costs, was not sought in ning from his chest to a bank of judge’s ruling concerning special appeal. He said by filing the appeal, sophisticated equipment, as a doctor, a high blood pressure, family history of car­ test at any point. ability to return tq work. education costs, in a case which he’ll have more leverage to keep the their behalf. nurse and a technician carefully diac events or know cardiac risk factors, The procedure requires that a doctor At Manchester Memorial, the Stress appeal tied to the specUlc Injunction When the case was filed In ^ r il of can also obtain valuable information." refer a patient to the Stress Test Lab was started in 1974, during which year directly affects a neighboring town this year, many education officials monitored significant cardiovascular and may have a profound local against West Hartford, so It won’t ex- During a stress test, a patient walks on Laboratory by means of a request form a total of 58 patients were tested. Present­ and lawyers termed it “precedent measurements. effect. p ^ to the broader issues raised In Lucas is just one of 600 patients who in a treadmill as the speed gradually in­ accompanied by the appropriate medical ly two physicians in addition to Dr. Kurien A federal judge in September the case. setting” since In the past, boards creases and the grade or elevation rises. information. The patient receives advance serve as testing physicians: Dr. All have not carried the costs of room 1980 will have undergone a stress test - a issued a preiiminary order in the ’The plaintiffs contend federal law multi-stage, non-invasive procedure that This progressively increasing workload information and instructions and arrives Shakibai and Dr. Steven Sinatra. The staff and board in placing a youngster in a includes Gloria Thoresen, R.N., exercise civil suit, ordering the West Hartford forces the towns to pay educational, measures the state of an individual’s makes it possible to determine if an in­ at the lab after eating the light breakfast board to pay all the education costs room and board cost for the han­ residential facility. ’Those costs, by dividual can exercise close to the required for the test. Before beginning the technologist; and three EKG technicians, admission of all concerned parties, heart and his capacity for strenuous invoived in sending a handicapped dicapped students. The defendants physical exertion. Mr. Lucas, however, maximum heart rate for his or her age. test, the patient is examined and screened Patricia Aylward, Sharon Powers and can be substantial. child out of town for his education. claim state law exempts them from marked a milestone ip the Stress Electrodes are placed on the body which by the physician conducting the test. Pamela Chace. , The West Hartford board filed an paying such non-educatlonal costs as ’There is also an Informal hearing connect to a cable leading to an EKG As a result of the test, the general abili­ The number of tests performed has on the nutter today in New York to Laboratory's six year history — his was appeal in October, but due to the room and board if students are machine. The patient’s electrocar­ ty of the patient to exercise is determined, grown each year, so that the total is review the Issues in the case. the 2,000th stress test performed at judge's order, must pay the out-of- placed in Institutions for emotional Manchester Memorial. diogram, heart rate and blood pressure including the ability of the heart to expected to reach 600 by the end of 1980. town costs while the appeal is going or psychological problems. are continuously monitored, from before provide oxygen and blood at increasing Three tests are performed on four mor­ Dodd appointment The Stress Test Laboratory is part of through the court procedure. ’liie plaintiffs also claim there Is a the start of the exercise until a short time work levels. A steady rise of blood nings each week. the hospital's Cardiology Department and The case was filed on behalf of a discrepancy between the state and WASHINGTON (UPl) - Sen -elect after completion. The test is conducted pressure and heart rate is expected as the Technician Pat Aylward reports that is under the direction of Dr, V. Abraham son by his parents, the Erdmans, a federal laws, and that in such case, Christopher Dodd, D-Conn., will be a with a doctor and a nurse present at ail body demands more fuel and oxygen for the lab's youngest patient was 12 years old the federal law should prevail. member of the Senate Foreign Kurien. The main’objective of a stress times. The physician maintains close con­ and their oldest, 79 years old each West Hartford family. Dr. and Mrs. test is to detect any possible latent or un­ the increasing workload. ’The Schardts are seeking costs for Relations Committee when he takes tact with the patient throughout the test to According to Dr. Kurien, “ the test may successfully completing the level of exer­ Walter Schardt, a prominent derlying heart disease and to give patients Manchester family, are co-plaintiffs a previous year, so the preliminary in­ office in January. help the patient relax, to provide con­ provide the physician with valuable infor­ cise appropriate for his age. on behalf of their son, -who is realistic guidelines for physical activity fidence and monitor the respcinse of the mation regarding the coronary arteries In the future, Dr. Jurien states that George Lucas, right, of Coventry, un­ emotionally disturbed. programs. cardiovascular system to physical stress. and the amount of blood the heart can testing may be done on patients dergoes the 2,000th stress test performed at Both families are seeking payment Cheney Homestead "Many types of people are good can­ The conclusion of a test is reached by supply when the body demand increases. recovering from hearl attacks, before Manchester Memorial Hospital as Gloria they are discharged homWTliis would be a by their local boards of education for didates for exercise testing," Dr. Kurien achieving a pre-determined heart rate, Cardiac irregularities, coronary artery Thoresen, R.N., exercise technologist, and ail the costs involved in sending their disease and other cardiac dysfunctions low-level test, he indicated, which would children to out-of-town facilities. plans open house may be uncovered." give the physician an indication of the Dr. V. Abraham Kurien, director of the Fair item s Chief U.S. D istrict Judge T. In addition to uncovering heart disease prognosis and assist with the medical or Stress Test Laboratory, monitor his surgical management. 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. and will include baked Emmet Clarie ruled in September MANCHESTER— ’The historic rolled into the buttery at the rear. Group sets reception or evaluating an individual’s fitness to progress. ______Mrs. Martha Bradshaw of 56 Sherwood Cir­ that the West Hartfaord board must I8th century Cheney Homestead will Timothy Cheney the builder and cle, Manchester, displays some of the items goods, gifts and crafts, games plants and can­ pay all of Eardman's costs, but he be open for its 13th annual holiday owner was a farmer, a miller and a to be sold at the Bentley School Holiday Fair dy., (Herald photo by Burbank) did not rule directly on the .Schardt open house Sunday from noon to 4 ciockmaker and the house accom­ to honor volunteers Saturday The fair will be at the school from claim. p.m. on Hartford Road. modated his businesses. Atty, Thomas Sullivan, who "Holiday at the Homestead’’ is Elach of the rooms and their fur­ GLAS,TONBl RY - The Glastonbury The affair will be held in the Social Hall represents the Manchester board, becoming a tradition in the com­ nishings are maintained in keeping Mental Health Group will have a recep­ of the South Glastonbury Congregational said he appealed the ruling on West munity through the sponsorship of with the character of the house as it tion to honor office and clinic volunteers Church on Dec. 19 from 7 to 11 p.m. There Hartford anyway. He said he did so the Historical Society. has been used by the Cheney family at the Dec. 10 meeting at 7:30 p.m. in the will be a charge of $2.50 for non-social club Tank rule could change to protect his client’s, Manchester Leisurely' tours will be offered since 1780. A grandson of Timothy, Fellowship Room of the South Glaston­ members. 4 M \ \ ( lll-.S 1 i;i< — Constructing a building facilities" are a permitted hardship to grant a variance for the Board of Education, interest. through the ten rooms of the large Seth Cheney, became an artist and bury Congregational Church. The evening will feature food, music, .use in rural residence zones The water tank The new ordinance would water tank in a rural residence zone Sullivan said he wanted to be sure farmhouse which will be especially, his studio is included in the tour. Two films, "The Story of Christmas,” and a sale of holiday craft items. Those IS a permitted use. Thomas O Marra, question for O Marra to answer was give the PZr the power to grant a the appeals court considered only the TTie building and grounds remained and "Sandcastles," will be shown, Rosalie planning to attend should call the group of­ whether a water tank was a decorated in the styles of earlier zoning enforcement officer ruled late special exception lor public utilities order for West Hartford to pay the celebrations. in the family until 1968 when it was Gay will provide music, and refreshments fice by Dec. 15, this morning but if a proposed or­ municipal lacility building." in any type of zone The proposed or­ costs, and not the merits of the case. donated to the Manchester Historical will be served. The Glastonbury Junior Women’s Club He found that it was, and that a Hosts and hostesses will be dinance change is passiH) by the Plan­ dinance would supercede the zone's He said the merits should properly be available b escort guests and offer Society for preservation and Members and friends of the group are will hold a bake sale at Frank's Super­ ning and Zoning Commission it would zoning ruling would not be needed for permitted use If the PZC passes the argued in the United States District explanations about the family maintenance. ’The holiday open house invited to attend the second annual market this coming Saturday. Proceeds not be the town to construct the tank ordinance, it would mean it would Court, not the Second Circuit Court of heirlooms and portraits as well as has been held every year since. holiday cooperative supper and dance to from the sale will be donated to Common After a search of zoning But the PZC is presently con­ have to rule, and hold a public Appeals. It is this latter court that the period furniture. A charge of one dollar is made for be sponsored by the two social groups. Ground and We Together to help finance regulafions it was discovered by sidering an ordinance establishing hearing, on locating the water tank West Hartford must bring its appeal The entrace to the home will be the upkeep’ of the homestead, Common Ground and We Together. activities. town officials who wish to construct specific procedures for public utility Without the ordinance change a to. children 16 or younger are admitted construction, after the Zoning Board seen as extra wide. It was con­ a two-million gallon water tank in the ruling would nut be needed Sullivan said if he had failed to file structed to allow hogsheads to be. free if accompanied by an adult. Vernon Street area that municpal of .Appeals could not find sufficienf Officials still worry Park committee reviews HOP RIVER HOMES about German measles •Senior Citizen Housing Community ATLANTA (UPl) - Malformations in military and places of employment, most bridge^ erosion control •24 Cottage/Style units In Andover 20.000 to 30.000 infants and a like number notably hospitals, says Dr. Alan Hinman, of stillbirths in the United States 16 years chief of the CDC’s immunization division. M ANCIIK" I I.K — The Horkanum a list of repairs to the pond the commis­ CHRISTNAS ago were blamed on an epidemic of 12 The disease is declining in young River Linear Park fommittee met sion has sought from the town Dr Smith •Section 8 HUD Assistance to million cases ol German measles. children, he said, but not in people over 15. Tuesdav niuhl to review plans for a bridge said the repairs have been half completed qualified applicants One reason for this, says Hinman, is over Avery Brwk, and erosion control ef­ Unfini.shed is grading work, planting, Health officials say a repeat of that 1964 epidemic is not likely to occur again that "fewer than 12 states require rubella forts along the waterway s banks and the erection of a construction barrier •Handicap units available vaccination in both sexes all the way to keep cars out Smith said the com­ SPEOAL because ot an effective vaccine that came Dr Douglas Smith eommittee chair­ •Financed by F.m.H.A. into general use in 1969. But there is con­ through high school. man, said with the widening of Interstate mittee would also like the debris removed H usky "We clearly have not immunized and from the pond. He said the committee cern about a growing reservoir of un­ 84. .Avery Bnuik will also expand He said protected. susceptible young adults. protected some of the people who are at for walks to tie possible a bridge must be would like all the work completed by the Shop Organizer For Information wrlto: risk." he said. contructed, leading to di.scussions of its spring P iu s Pf 'e Onu/ E. H. M. Inc. 'Most children are routinely vaccinated The 20-to-29 year old age group is where cost The committee set trail cleanups for against German measles, known medical­ the problem is, Hinman said, "Our failure Saturday and Dec 13 The cleanups will Hop RIvor Homos . Dr Sir.iih said a local engineering firm. 19-plece ly as rubella, in schools and day care is to get at least one dose of vaccine to the AMOUNT OF CHRISTMAS CASH DEPENDS ON MODEL PURCHASED' Fuss and O Neili estimatwl the cost of the begin at 9 a m A vyalk has been scheduled $ 1 9 9 9 Box 2 t a t centers. But young adults, who for higher risk groups” bridge between flO DOO and Sl.o.OOO Smith for Dec 21 at I p m The meeting place Socket Set Andovor, Ct. 06232 mmm different reasons never were vaccinated Backing up Hinman's assessment was a Yes, that’s exactly what we’re offering when you purchase will be on Middle Turnpike West, by the said the best rnethiKl of construction Rugged, iniection-molded. wall mounted and could contract the disease, are not recent outbreak of rubella among would involve a pre-labricated bridge, but Department ol Transportation !TRtM FRSHIOHi: being reached. employes of an insurance cotripany in a Curtis Mathes Color TV or Video recorder from us...Now E organizer keeps lewis m their place Plus, It would ai.so be the most expensive op­ Maintenance yard, near Cheney Technical Thus, the national Centers for Disease Morris Township, N.J., where the median through December 24, 1980. Hurry for Best Selection! tion .Schixil portable socket tray that comes off the wall Slendatliin f ptua-al i a faddewa Control is urging that steps be taken to age of the victims was 23.5 years. Last He .said another opium is to solicit tor outside jobs vaccinate older population age groups year, the incidence of rubella in persons materials and funds from Uk uI tmsinesses K r a 4*nd.s Includes highest-quality, American-made Where fathion i$ a against rubella. 'The problem Is finding 20-24 was second only to the incidence in sockets and Kwik Socket Release'“ Push-Button BUY ANY CURTIS MATHES BUY ANY CURTIS MATHES fur a less expensive bridge Under either look, not a f ls e ways to get the vaccine to those who need 15-to-19-year olds. option the committee di.seus.sed how to LYME ill’ll — Dr Julian Ely. who Ratchet for easy sixket removal even with greasy it Dr. Stephen Preblud of the CDC's followc-d his lather and grandfather in a fingers All backed by full no-time-limit warranty. raise the monev Di Smith said the Board Rubella is a usually mild viral childhood prenatal virology division said that COLOR CONSOLE TV medical practice started 120 years ago in PORTABLE COLOR TV ot Diredors may be asked for the ap­ Special Sizes infection, so mild that in many cases it because not enough adults have been vac­ propriation. or the Conserv ation Commis­ this tiny rural community on the Connec­ AND WE’LL C 12'A to 28'A produces no symptoms and is often cinated, "the virus still has the capacity ticut River IS dead at age 86 AND WE’LL sion. along with local businessmen and tlie overlookiMl or misdiagnosed. But the in­ to circulate. We need to reach and vac­ slate Ely's death Tuesday ended the medical and 36 to 52 cinate older populations ' GIVE YOU... practice established in'1860 by his grand- fection is particularly devastating in preg­ GIVE YOU... The consiruction would have to meet nant women if the virus is passed on to the Although there have been no rubella UP TO lather. Josiah Ely Sr Environmental Pro'ecti.pn guidelines MORE THAN M IN MUirS. MITC PEW IE fetus, especially in the first trimester.. epidemics in the United States since 1964, since it would be in a weilar.ds area Ely, who was graduatc-d from Harvard s Route44 Avon; M73 Wilbur Cross Highway. B«rHn: 927 Blue Hills Ave Bloomfield; 400 Connecticut SOFT he said there were large outbreaks in mi-du al school in 1923, practiced in Lyme Last year there were 11,795 cases ot Committee members .are meeting today 6<.j Easi Hartford, 2 Toliand SI. bast Hartford; I41 Freshwater Blvd . Enfield; 606 Enfield St, rubella in the United States. Through the Great Britain and Europe in 1978-79. "The with Public Work.-, Diieilor fay (liles to tor 40 years, routinely making house calls Enfield, mi Hobrof’ Ave Glastonbury; 179 Middle Turnpike Mancheeter; 193 Pratt St. Meriden; spread in Europe will eventually affect and keeping evening ollice hours in his 49 Wi:;iamsSi Middletown: 1045 West Mam St .New Britain; 117 Mam St. Old Saybrook; Rte 44A VELVET 45th week of the current year, 3,481 cases review eii'oon control along Union Pond Mans’ieid Shopping Pia/a Storrs: 593 TalcotWiiie Rd Varnon; 104 Thomaston Ave Waterbury; had been reported to the CDC From 20-50 us." he said. The placement of seedlings tp, e.introl it home until he became ill a month ago ;-'’2 SilaA Deane Highway Wethersfield; 540 New Park Ave West Hartford; 89 Turnpike Rd One dilemma in rubella control is recent CHRISTMAS A-luneral will be at 1 p m Saturday at Windsor Locks; 303 Walnut St Agawam. MA ^ cases of babies born with congenital CHRISTMAS will be discjssptl. Smith said ELERAHCE rubella syndrome were reported to the awareness that substantial numbers ol He said other discussions would concern (lid Lvme Congregational Church CASH! CDC in the past five years but a youngsters immunized with a rubella vac­ CASHI From spokesman said the true figure may range cine in use before 1979 have shown no CM] up to 300 a year protective antibodies to the disease on "Despite the considerable vaccination follow-up testing. Some medical A BEAUTIFUL SETS! BEAUTIFUL MONEY' eflort in young children, outbreaks of authorities are urging the revaccination of Only At rubella continue to be reported in junior children in which vaccine failure oc­ a gal. and senior high schools, colleges, the curred, especially pre-pubertal girls. 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Kay Warner Poly-Gabradlne INSTANT WEST HARTFORD Sale ends Dec«fmbci 22 v v h f i k t Thura. 9-9 UPPER LEVEL CH960 the $>«««<«'WAhamtCompeny CREDIT % ...... 661-3847.. sizoa 8-18 Blazers and Skirts 649-3406 WESTFARM8 MALL VERNON miVWON B APTLIANCB TO 11,000.00 Opan Dally 10-10 Sundaya 11-6 VERNON CIRCLE NEXT TO STOP « SHOP Manchester 981 Main. St. 643-6636 4. 100% Wool Tweed Blazers. (H ChiMIlMl) Fully Lined Enfield State Line Plaza 745-5814 AVON NT 44 plaza I T i e iM MOOim ELO 5. All Corduroy c e n t i Slacks— Blazers— Skirts 12 - EVENING HERALD. Thart.. Dec. 4. IWB General gets fourth star EVENING HERALD. Thurs., Dec. 4, 1980 - 13 BEDFORD, Mass. (UPI) - Air to replace retiring uen. Alton D. Slay Military Academy at West Point In Force Lt. Gen, Robert T. Marsh, the as commander of the Air Force 1949, Marsh wds commissioned se­ cond lieutenant In the Air Force. Investigation of police senior military officer In New Systems command, center at An­ England, Tuesday has been promoted drews Air Force Base on Feb. 1 ,1S61. Following graduation In 19M from by President Carter to a "full” four- Marsh's promotion highlights a 31- the USAF Institute of Technology star general. year military career that started with a Master of Science degree In In­ The commander of the electronic when he enlisted In the Army Air strumentation and aeronautical now in preliminary stage systems division at Hanscom Air Corps In 1943. engineering. Marsh was assigned to Force Base was also tapped Tuesday After graduation from the U.S. the Air Force’s Systems Command. By MARTIN KEARNS County state's attorney, John Bailey. suspension and issued him the back pay which had previously been Herald Reporter Bailey met with Lannan Nov. 20 to discuss the investigation. At that dented. HARTFORD - A state in­ time Lannan handed over a report of The union had main‘.ained Beeler vestigator looking into a brutality the police department's investigation would have opened the door to future charge agaipat the Manchester into the incident. Lannan recently action against him had he signed the Police Department today said the in­ said the matter was out of his hands affidavit, and charged he was en­ vestigation Is in a preliminary stage. and in the care of the State’s At­ titled to representation. The town, on Joseph Hammick, an inspector for torney. the other hand, insisted the state­ the State Attorney's office, said the Bailey yesterday confirmed he has ment would not place Beeler —or the m investigation should pick up in the other officers involved —in jeopardy. received the "entire file” regarding next several weeks. "I really haven't the arrest. He said the incident would Explaining Beeler's reinstate­ got a handle on it, but I’m working on be reviewed to determine whether a ment, Kevin O'Brien, town attorney, it,” Hammick said. crime had been committed, but said , “until the State's investigation Hammick said there is nothing un­ acknowledged no timetable has been is complete, jeopardy does exist for usual about the investigation, and in­ set. the officers involved.” dicated it has not been given priority During the police department's in­ The police department’s investiga­ ei status by the State Attorney's office. ternal investigation, the arresting of­ tion exonerated Beeler and Sgt. Ray­ Still, the investigation promises to ficer, Howard Beeler, was fired after mond Mazzone and Officer Thomas impact the police department. he refused to submit a sworn state­ Wilkensen, who were also invoved in Manchester Police Chief Robert ment regarding the arrest without the incident Lannan requested the investigation union representation. At the time, Conference slated '"'h" H, Nov. 10 after a Vernon woman wrote the official word from the depart­ HARTFORD — A conference on state Attorney General Carl Ajello, ment was that Beeler had been in­ Xf,.„ f complaining about the treatment community high blood pressure subordinate and refused to par­ programs will be sponsored by the General Oil drawing given her son. In the letter, Joyce ticipate in the internal investigation. i^ B p J Smith charged Manchester police American Heart Association of Beeler was soon reinstated, Greater Hartford Dec. 16 at the Hart­ with brutalizing her son, Robert, who following strong reaction against the Anne Flint, president of the Greater Kenneth Pol of South Windsor, who will was arrested on a drunken driving ford Medical Society, 230 Scar­ receive 100 gallons of fuel oil. Second and move by police union members. borough St. Free registration begins Manchester Chamber of Commerce, Tuesday charge this summer. Beeler was nonetheless suspended Clown preview at 8:30 a m. and is open to all in­ drew winners in the General Oil drawing third place winners, William Schade and E. In the course of the investigation, for two weeks without pay (another terested health care workers. held In conjunction with the Manchester Maguire respectively, both of Manchester, Hammick said he would interview move that was later rescinded). Robert Smith, the Manchester police For more information and Joanna Perrett, 1, daughter of Mr. and Saturday at the Citadel, Main Street, begin­ •CT Product Show. Assisting Mrs. Flint is David will receive clock-thermostats. (Herald The union subsequently filed a ning at 10:30 a m. At left, is Mrs. Capt. officers involved in the incident and registration call the American Heart, Mrs Donald Perrett, 44 Horace St., right, 0. Carpenter, Manchester representative for photo by Kearns) grievance against the town. The Association of Greater Hartford. • Arthur Carlson, general chairman. (Herald later cited in Mrs. Smith’s letter — issue was to go before the state gets a preview of the antics of "Jerko the General Oil. The first prize winner was any witnesses to the arrest. His DO IT DAILY — Know your future n Labor Relations Board but at the last Clown. ■ prior to the annaul Salvation Army photo by Burbank) '^4lf report will be filed with the Hartford by reading the Aslrograph for your ■'Ye Old Christmas Fayre," The event will be minute the town revoked Beeler’s Horoscope in the Evening Herald. 4 Salvation Army Crane to seek seat plans Yule fair vacated by Torpey VAST MAKTFOKI) - A Governor successful re-election campaign of Rep. M4M MK'« ri;n - Yc Olde Christmas Fayre, the an­ Street resident has put himself into con­ Timothy J. Moynihan, D-East Hartford. GROssmRn's nual Christmas sale of the Manchester Salvation Army tention for the Town Council seat that is Mrs. Whelton is a mem ber of the pn(Ji)evRns p r o d u c t s comppnv Corps, will be held Saturday, from 10 a m. to2 p.m at the soon to be vacated by Democratic Coun­ Democratic Town Committee, Citadel. 661 Main Street Next to gas drying, cilman Richard M. Torpey who has been "I will help lo improve our town's Coffee will be available at 10 a m , and the luncheon elected a state representative. government and to help shape our town . will he served from 11 30 a m to 1 30 p m. Reservations ' Russell Crane, Sr.. 54, of 28 Governor into something that we can all be proud are not needed St., formally made known his intentions of." Crane said. Chairman of the various bixiths are Mrs Ethel Duncan, for the seat in a letter to Democratic Crane said if appointed to the seat he Mrs Dorothv .Jenkins. Mrs Bessie Cole, and Mrs Ruth yoU ^theobt Town Chairman Lawrence DelPonte. would at no time forget he was represen­ Slaum. baked goods. Mrs Katherine Meyers, fancy "I am determined to use all of my ting the town and at no lime would ever work Christmas and Seasonal Gifts and treasures, Mrs energies to the fullest extent to help im­ discredit any citizen or party member. Ruby Clough and Mrs IXiris Howard; Mrs Shirley Geer, prove the town image." Crane said in the When the Charter Revision Commission Christmas Toys and baked goods. Candy Store, Mrs Gail letter began hearing proposals for changes from For YourALEI Holiday Projects! Dunlop and Sirs Celia Bell. Mrs Beverly Noble, gifts Crane becomes the third candidate for residents. Crane suggested the panel con­ from the States. Handmade household novelties, Mrs energy saver around. the position that Torpey has held for three sider the creation of a civilian review Kathy Orfitelli greeting cards, tableware, novelties. terms and will resign from when he of­ board lo investigate police matters. Miss Gladys White attic treasures. Mrs Brigadier Jean ficially takes office as the state represen­ The commission didn't take-any action Seaver Miss Susan Mott Mrs Astrid Hewey. Mrs tative from the 11th Assembly District. on the suggestion, saying the establish­ Dorothy Munson Mrs Lt Colonel Dora Spatig, super The two other candidates are Alice ment of any such board or commission stuff. Mrs Joyce Perrett If you want to become a smart energy consumer, why not start Whelton. a member of the Economic would have to be done by the Town Coun­ Mrs Santa Claus with her pockets full of grab bag gifts Development Commission, and cil. for the young and Jerko the Clown will be presenting right in your own home. Take your clothes dryer, for instance. To RoseMarie O'Dea. an East Hartford High Crane is now superintendent for the her magic at 12 tiO p m for the young and the young at School teacher Brookwood Village apartment complex in heart Mrs Captain .Arthur Carl.son, wife of the Corps Of­ help conserve valuable energy, never dry a few things at a time. Whelton served as treasurer in the Rocky Hill ficer at 'he Citadel is the general chairman Mrs Sharon D .Alessandro is the chairman in charge of the Christmas Instead, make sure you wait until you have a full load. And if Luncheon, which will feature Hot New England Clam Involvement Day slated Chowder sandwiches made the way you like them, and you’re thinking of replacing your old dryer, here’s another E fresh home-baked pies Assisting witb the luncheon will EAST HARTFORD - The East Hart­ and children will come from 11-12 noon. If be Mr and Mrs Robert Hubbard Mrs Celia Bell. Sandra ford Branch YMCA Floor Hockey ParenU parents have a child who played last year, y epergy saving reminder... be sure to stay with gas. ECONOMY PEWTER • BRANDYWINE Vr"KILN DRIED PINE Hubbard Date IVAIessandro David 1) Alessandro, Nan­ Committee has announced the beginning they may register for the Floor Hockey cy McCurrv Joan Jewell Jane Berry. .Mark D'Alessan­ of its 1980-1981 program which will begin Program at the YMCA office before 2x4x8’STUDS WALL PANELING BARNBOARD dro Margaret Russell and Mrs Captain .Maria Williams. A modern gas dryer features automatic pilotless ignition. with a Parent-Child Involvement Day on Satiirdav. YOUR Mrs Betty Md arthy and .Mr Harold Williamson Saturday, 11 a m. to noon The purpose of CHOICE! 49 That means it uses gas only when you turn it on. the Involvement Day is for interested The program fee for floor hockey is $9 REG 6 99 4'«8«5/32" parents and children to learn more about plus YMCA m em bership. YMCA Manchester CB’ers the program. membership fees are $8 for the first fami­ A low prlcod. atandard sized stud. Wa ve Simulated woodgrain on panelboard 1st Shtplapped for neat installation 6" or 6" Which saves you a lot of energy. got all ttia lumbar you naedi Come to quality. Claas III fire rated widths Grey or brown Covers 24 sq ft C The Floor Hockey Program consists of ly member; $6 for the second and $5 (or each additional family member. Qroaim iiVa & build It batter for teesi • -GEORGIA PACIEIC" 4 x8'x5/32 ' or waff Great for living room, den & morel elect new officers And because gas dryers help three leagues, one for new boy and girl TAN BARK HICKORY-REG 4 99 3 99 Easy to install! Savings! participants in the 2nd, 3rd and 4th grades, Membership is good for one year. Parents MWtIll'IIR The Manchester CBers Club clothes come out virtually wrinkle one for 4th, 5th and 6th graders and the may now register their children at the recently held elections for 1981 club officers and board third for 7th and 8th grades All parents YMCA, 289-4377 ' ‘ , ' members free and ready to fold or hang up, ZONOUTE TOP QUALITY The following were elected president, Richard POURING A H IC 4'x8'x^/8'' .MackiewK z Hudson Terraplanei. vice president, James you’ll do less ironing and use INSULATION PARTICLEBOARD Edwards Blue GilL treasurer. Emile Cote (Poncho l, 3CU. and secretary Gloria Dean i Softy less electricity. FREE FT. BAG Elected to the board of directors to serve a term of one r REG. 4.79' year were Richard Keder 'Tackle Boxi. Robert Suhr Per r thickneea. extvera 33 Agency certified Under- Pumpernitkle' and F'atrick Madore iManiaci. tq. ft. R-value 2.4. Just pour layment grade Smooth 2 So make natural gas part of WOODLAND A level oft. Vermicullta sides Solid core Many The club has been active in community activities since Fireproof A non-lrrltatingl uses! It was organized in 1976 Meetings are held each month at y.' ' • 4x8'xH' ... 5.99 '• ...... your very own energy conser­ the VEW hall in Manchester The public is invited For f M more information, call 643-1076 vation program. See your gas GARDENS S'M' 1 Church of Christ appliance dealer or CNG today. distributes clothing OPEN HOUSE M y\< III - I I R Clothing ol all kinds for children Thig Weekend Ircmi inlaiu V lo teens will be distributed by the Church of Christ 394 l.vdall St . at Aernon^reet Saturday from 10 ■ tp Come See Christmas — a 111 until 1 p 111 PREHINGED PINE 48"FLUORESCENT 20"x17" ECONOMY MINI QDavmnt WHITE LATEX M i - iiuil .larvis in i barge ol the project, says that the Thousands of Pohisettias-Get With the Spirit UM-d clothing IS in good condition and is available Iree of LOUYERBIFOLODOOII SHOP LIGHT MARBLE TOP VANITY TEXTURE PAINTS charge lo any persons in need who will come lo the SMOOTH. SAND building during hours announced 'V OUR REG OUR REG. 199 OR STUCCO ;99 c o £ E Coffee, Doughnuts & Cider LOW 15 99 LOW 54 99 ■ each I GALLON Along with dres.ses, shirts, pants, under-clothing, and CONNECTICUT REG 9 99 socks, there is an assortment of coals, hats, shoes and • m NATURAL GAS CORPORATION • • _____ for YOU ana for the Kids Ready to Inetafl Bt fInWht FuH louver deeugn. Complele with two 40W bulbs, hardware 1*pc gold on white molded top with inte­ Bright white finish tor walls & ceilings boots l urlhcr information can be obtained bv calling o -.j. Provides privacy while letting in tight & A cord plug. Turn a dark corner Into a gral bdwl White base Leader model SAND hides minor delects SMOOTH or 646-2903 \ i:4: eirl Great for cloeett. doorways & morel bright work areal Energy-saving rapid Faucet extra STUCCO lor a Tudor effect Soap A water Headquarters for the Finest su n . No. 240*0. • 20 "K ir WALNUT BASE-REG 59 99 44 99 clean-up! Fabulous savings' Kduoators on ronVmittee GARLAND • 24"x17" WHITE BASE-REG. 74 99 59 99 Canadian Balsam (roping) 4 STORRS — Dr Ronald J Patten, dean of the Universi­ your bool cholco. Froehy cut. Pina Laural ty of Connecticut School of Business Administration, is Princaaa Pina the only educator appointed to the selection committee Pina a Laural lor an important accounting profession prize. Fraahly cut Bougha The other six members are all professional accoun­ Fraah Wraatha tants CHRISTMAS TREES Balaam Pina Laural The award is the Deloittc Haskins 4i Sells Wildman Plain and dacoralad .Medal ol the American Accounting Association It IS presented to the author or authors of the article A rm s tro n g book monograph, or other work published in the three POiSETTUS-POIIISETTUS SAVE *80 SAVE *60 SAVE 'SO SAVE'S S A V E 1 S S years preceding the award judged to have made the most Woodland Qardont hat Uiouaanda ol Ihom, AIRTIGHT CAST IRON AIRTIGHT CAST IRON AIRTIGHT CAST IRON "DURBESr’WC PLACE NPRESS Fat IratjauT^ significant contribution to the public practice of accoun­ A aoa ol rod, white, A pink MfOOO STOVE WOOD STOVE TOILET SEAT CycUuNfl FLOORn TILES IIH.CM tancy This includes audit, tax and management services. Finest 4*6 Rowers REG. REQ. REG. OUR REG. CmM ii $259. LOW 9.99 I2 "xl2 ’ $149 $179 ' REG 39* 6-9 Flowers - 8.W Mi Ic m Mdats 33I! 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Scandia • PADOEOSAISAIS I4M IIM Not AvallAble In too. why crooks steal and how they do it -Middletown. — The Center for the Study of Crime for Gain, one of several scattered around the nation, will take a scientific look at crime in hopes of stemming the multi-billion RNnSLD MANCHMTIR NBWINQTON SOUTH WINDSOR HARTFORD dollar cost of commercial theft ^w ith natural gas 3200 No. Main 8t. 79 Houyd Avonua 1M Srm w w Sk 3117 BarUn Tpka, Nutmeg Rd. (Off Rta. 5) WOODLAND QARDEN1 C M 741->1|A CoS M9-0119 Caii Call 299-0231 Call 329-9395 IPS Woodland 8t.. Manchestw m m m a s4 M a .m i a m i tmi u t . m i m w a. a^. « u orm troMi: atoa. an m. i-a m : u i . u a . a-s EVENING HERALD, Thurs., Dec. 4, 1980 - 15 U - EVENING HERAJJ). Thuri.. D«c. 4. IMP Vancouver Lakers Sutton rally ties *nutgic* changes In a letter to the Manchester ToumTol went into the hallways at Town empty classrooms at local schools Board of Selectmen, Elolton First Discussing the buying of a new JVhalerB gone uniforms Board of Directors, Edward Tlghe, Hail he may have seen something will be offered to and or used by the Selectman Henry Ryba said he truck for the fire department, Page 17 president of the town Police Union, Page 16 Page 15 East Hartford Democratic Coun­ worse. At one time there were at town, Bolton First Selectman attended the ecumenical Leonard Jacobs, a member of the said, "It is common knowledge in cilman Henry Genga called what least three arguments, face to face, Henry Ryba said, "We keep getting Thanksgiving service at St. Vernon Town Council, said, "I 6ports surrounding towns that if a person went on at the council’s Tuesday between councilmen and residents all set to sail and the Board of Maurice Church. Selectman could support the bucket truck meeting "bad politics," over the or councilmen and other town of­ Education keeps knocking the wind Aloysius Aheam asked, "Did you is looking to buy drugs without a which is somewhat out of character out of us." discussion whether to investigate ficials. say a prayer for the town?" Ryba hassle, the word is 'go to for me.” circumstances surrounding the replied, "I always do.” Manchester.’” town's development map. If he While discussing whether or not In his bi-monthlv report to the Herald Celts’ Parish on spree BOSTON (UPI) - AtlanU Hawks the ball here more in one month than Parish said the difference between with the Hawks," Celtics coach Bill Archers kill ObitUQfiCS- Town officials proposing coach Hubie Brown thinks the Boston he had in Golden State in the last the Celtics and Golden State is the Fitch said. "Even the last game we Bobby Orr By Celtics are the most unselfish team three years.” continued high level of intensity played in Boston was a battle, Michael J. Maselli Miss Mary Anteck of South Windsor, in the NBA, and one of the biggest Earl Yost Parish agreed. when there are substitutions. although we won by 15. Atlanta's MANCHESTER - Michael f Mrs. Anna Bemotas of Sunderland, beneficiaries is veteran center "I’m confident with the Celtics and 2 1 6 deer Mass., and Miss Virginia Anteck of “We have 11 people contributing," well-coached, well disciplined and Maselli, 58, of 9 Thistle Road, d i^ was one Sports Editor Robert Parish. my style of play,” he said. “I'm with he added. "If somebody's in foul has good talent. Wednesday in Manchester Memorial Vernon; and several nieces and buying Glastonbury land Wednesday night Parish tied his a new system now. The past is the HARTFORD (UPI) - Archers trouble or tired there's no letdown. "We had our chances. I was nephews. own career high, 33 points, and killed 210 deer during the fall season, Hospital. He was the husband of June According to Giles, the town owns they should be included in past. I'm in the future now.” You've got to have that going into the pleased with our guard play ; our fast Funeral services will be Saturday MANCHESTER - Town officials in million grabbed 15 rebounds as the Celtics The center says Boston "showed the Department of Environmental (Cleary) Maselli. about 70 percent of its watershed Manchester service was debated by a second half of the season. It helps me break kept us in the game." at 9:15 a m. from the Newington are proposing to the Board of Direc­ came from behind to defeat Atlanta, poise, had no bad turnovers, and we Protection's Wildlife Unit says. Mr. Maselli was born Sept. 2. 1922 areas. "We'd like to own every acre special water study commission work harder becuse the people are Boston pulled to a 91-90 lead with Memorial Funeral Home, 20 Bonair tors that an 18-acre parcel of land in 106-101. kept our composure. My defensive The total as of Nov. 29 was 52 per­ in Hartford and had served in the of watershed if we could," he said. several years ago, which determined working hard around me." 7:37 left on Larry Bird's three-point U.S. Army during World War II. He Ave., with a mass of Christian burial Glastonbury be purchased by the “The Celtics have the most un­ rebounding down the stretch means cent higher than 1979, unit chief Giles noted the town owns about 70 to construct the new sewer treat­ Hockey's greatest scoring Parish has split the center spot this play after trailing by as much as six. at 10 a.m. at St. Mary's Church. town. selfish team in the league, and more to me, because they didn’t have Paul Herig said Wednesday. was a self-employed masdn in the percent of the Buckingham Reser­ ment plant, and Implement other im­ defenseman. Bobby Orr, was a sur­ year with Rick Robey, which also Bird ended the game with 22 points. area for many years before his Burial will be in SI. John the Baptist Jay Giles, public works director, probably the best passing team in the a chance to put the ball in the He said archers took 138 bucks and voir watershed and about 60 percent provements in the $20 million plan. prise visitor at the pre-grand opening makes it easier to keep his stamina. Atlanta was led by EMdie Johnson's Cemetery, Glastonbury. Friends explained today the land is a league.’’ Brown said. "Parish gets basket.” 78 does and the largest reported deer retirement. of the Globe Hollow Reservoir. of Gordie’s Place, Glastonbury’s "I think we have a great rivalry 21. He is also survived by his parents. may call at the funeral home Friday watershed for the Buckingham taken during the season weighed 190 Recently the Planning and Zoning newest restaurant, last Sunday. Dominic and Rose (D i^lla) Maselli from 7 to 9 p m Reservoir. The special legislation proposed pounds Commission denied a request of First Was Orr the greatest hockey of Hartford; two sons. Michael and "We like to own our watershed would give Manchester the right to College basketball roundup The muzzleloader deer season Hartford Realty to develop con­ player ever? In some quarters, he Mark Maselli of Manchester; one Kuberl Dowling land." Giles said, "It prevents other assess the Glastonbury customers opened Thanksgiving Dhy with 71 dominiums near the Manchester was held in this high esteem. Certain­ daughter. Miss Lori Maselli of development, such as roads or for the cost of improvements, such as deer taken, a 32 percent increase \ERNON — Robert Dowling, 57, houses, that adversly affect water County Club because it would use ly, his scoring feats as a defenseman. Manchester and one brother, formerly of Phoenix Street, died pipes and pumping. Giles said the from the 53 reported on opening day quality." Globe Hollow watershed land. \ In a season, or a career which Anthony Maselli of Manchester'’^-- Tue.sday at Riverside Health Care right is similar to that of the 1979 The land is presently owned by a The land purchase proposed to the Metropolitan District servicing their panned 657 games with Boston and Kentucky passes Funeral services will be at 8:15 Center in East Hartford ' (Jhicago, will not be matched in The state issued 1.318 archery per­ married couple, whose name Giles board is not a "major purchase" said membiers. He noted the water study a m. Friday in the Holmes Funeral He leaves one brother. William many, many years, if ever, mits and 10.979 sUte land shotgun would not release pending beginning Giles, but it is a “sizeable piece of commission, at one point, Home, 400 Mam St., with a mass of Dowling of Sarasota, Fla. Orr was one in a million, the same permits this year negotiations. The land he said, would land." recommended not beginning (jlaston- Christian burial in the St. Graveside services will be held as Gordie Howe. sell for $500 an acre. Although the ti­ Also on the board's agenda is a bury water system improvements I first major test Bartholomew Church. Burial will be Coin show Friday at 10 a m at Grove Hill tle records are very old, Giles said, request for approval of special 'Mr.Hockey', a tag Gordie won in St Bridget Cemetery. Cemetery There are no calling until assured of recovering costs. NEW YORK (UPI) - The Univer­ M\M:HI>TF,R - A com show the tract is about 18.3 acres legislation submitted to the General during his better than three decade 19 points carried Auburn past Manchester sity of Kentucky, an overhwelming will be held at the Knights of Ci)i,.m- hours General Manager Robert Weiss Assembly, giving the Town of He adoeo town officials are not career, was busier shaking hands and Tennessee 75-65 ... Mike McGee Calling hours are from 2 to 4 and 7 winner in this year's recruiting bus Hall. 138 Mam St Sunday from 10 The White-Gibson-Small Funeral said today the purchase was one in a Manchester assessment rights over certain the assessment legislation signing autographs than the hand­ scored 28 points, becoming the third to 9 p m Thursday Home, 65 Elm St Has charge of sweepstakes, is already raking in the a m to 5 p m. The public is invited series, as the town tries to purchase 250 Glastonbury water customers. would be used; there are other alter­ some Orr, a highly successful all-time scorer at Michigan, as the 4 ' and there is no admission charge. arrangements watersheds as they are available. Although the Glastonbury residents natives recommended, such as not businessman today who was happy to profits. Wolverines took Kansas 64-52 ... Mian Eva J. Anteck The No. 1 Wildcats, in their first There will be 24 com dealers from The last purchase was also in receive Manchester water service, servicing the customers. But there is be sitting off in a corner with this Larry Nance tossed in 20 points and NEWINGTON - Miss Eva J Mrtt. Lucy E. Tedfortl writer and two members of The serious test of the season, defeated Connecticut, Massachusetts, Rhode Anteck, 61, of 26 Bonair Ave , died Glastonbury, several years ago, they are beyond the town line How to a December deadline for submitting Clemson blitzed Samford 102-59 ... MWi.HESTER - Mrs Lucy E Herald, Betty Ryder and Penny No. 9 Ohio State 70-64 in Lexington Island and New York for buying, Wednesday at Hartford Hospital Giles said. serve the customers, and whether legislation for the session. Elston Turner's 9 rebounds pnd 22 Tedford, 73. of 30 Glenwood St., died Sadd. Wednesday night. And with Ohio points vaulted Mississippi past selling, trading and appraising coins Miss Anteck was born in this morning at Manchester State offering one of the nation's and currency Newington and was a lifelong resi­ Tennessee Tech 59-56. Memorial Hospital She was the wife "’Rough introduction most powerful frontlines, it was not Mississippi State's Jeff Malone had dent She was a communicant of St. of LeRoy G. Tedford “I was 18 when I came up to the exactly a delicate introduction for 18 points in a 68-61 victory over DO IT DAILY - KNOW WHO TO Mary's Church, Newington and was Penney denies bribe try Bruins for the 1966 season and my Mrs. Tedford was born in Noank on Kentucky's freshmen players. Virginia Tech ... Washington State CALL WHEN YOU NEED employed by the New B ritain first game was in Boston against the SOMETHING DONE by reading the Nov 4, 1907 and had been a resident "The freshmen held their own," edged Eastern Montana 7-70 with Machine Co. for the past 40 years. of Manchester for more than 40 E A.ST H ARTFORD - George J Penney, of 49 Rolling Meadow Drive, since becoming mayor last Detroit Red Wings," Orr recalled. Business and Service Directory in said Kentucky coach Joe Hall, com­ Angelo Hill and Steve Harriel scoring 1 She leaves a brother, Joseph years She was a member of South Penney Jr . the town's 39-year-old is a son of the town's former public November. Penney has been The young Parry Sound, Ontario ing off two outstanding recruiting 7?^ the Evening Herald Anteck of Northford; three sisters. works director after whom Penney suspended by Dagon with pay pen­ 16 points each ... Scott Hastings United Mbthodist Church and the supervisor of housing code inspec­ player,-who more than lived up to his Bobby Orr years. “We didn't let Ohio State get scored 24 points in 26 minutes and AARP and Manchester Senior tion. accused of trying to bribe East High School was named. ding the outcome of the court case. pre-NHL race notices, vividly too far ahead with their young people play like I wanted so I decided to Arkansas overpowered Southwest Citizens. Hartford Police Chief Clarence A. According to information filed with TTie investigation of Penney and recalled his first meeting with Gor­ in when we were in foul trouble the arrest warrent, Penney met with Sheff began Jan. 12. 1979, and in­ hang up fny skates." he added. After Missouri 98-65 ... Anthony Burns led Police chief’s son Besides her husband she leaves two Drumm so police would overlook an die Howe. (before halftime). Texas-El Paso with 15 points in a 67- Drumm at least eight times between cluded testimony before Superior 10 years with Boston, he played his daughters, Joan E Tedford of illegal gambling operation, pleaded "1 was skating down the ice when "We played freshmen an awful lot. 52 decision over Colorado ... Frank Manchester and Mrs Matthew innocent to the charges Wednesday January 1979 and April of that year Court Judge George D. Stoughton, suddenly I was hit and I went down final two seasons with the Black It was the worst possible game to use initiates investigation Drumm recorded most of the who has been sitting as a one-man Hawks in 1976 and 1978, playing Brickowski's 18 points propelled I Janette) Mulcahy of East Hartford; morning in Manchester Superior along the boards I saw stars but I the freshmen. It was a very good ef­ Penn State past Indiana State 61-54. Court meetings and a half-dozen telephone grand jury looking into gambling and sparingly. He sat out the 1977 season a sister. Mrs Lillian MacLaren of managed to get up. It was my in­ fort by our freshmen. It was an awful Also, Fordham 72. Seton Hall 57; EAST HARTFORD - The son of tor and Maiapstreets, police said Penney entered innocent pleas in calls. Two of the meetings were corruption in Hartford County. in hopes of regaining strength in his .New London; lour grandchildren; troduction to Howe," Orr said as he physical game." Harvard 80, Massachusetts 78; Holy the Manchester Police (Thief Robert East Hartford police Spokesman A1 and one great-grandchild court to one count of bribery con­ videotaped by investigators from the Stoughton issued a sealed report on took time out to sign autographs for knee. Kerling said he didn't have a full Kentucky went to it’s man in the Cross 82, Navy 71; LaSalle 81, Ver­ D Lannan, was arrested early today Funeral services will be Saturday spiracy and two counts of bribery chief state's attorney's office and the the East Hartford matter several youngsters who came over to middle, seven-footer Sam Bowie, report of the incident today but that mont 61; Maine 112, East Carolina on charges of reckless driving and at 11 a m at the .South United The case was continued to Jan. 22 by State Organized Crime Investigative Kevin Kane, a prosecutor with the our table. who scored 17 of his 19 points in the Lannan was taken to Manchester Task Force. chief state attorney's office, would Son dislikes sport 81: Niagara 82, Buffalo 62; Rhode later asked East Hartford Police Methixlist Church Burial will be in Judge William D Graham for a "Gordie later said he just wanted second half. But Ohio State made a Island 70. Brown 57; Richmond 92, Memorial Hospital and later Penney, court papers state, was not comment about further arrests in Orr has two children, the oldest Chief Clarence A Drumm to conduct East Cemetery Friends may call at pretrail conference. me to know that he could still take run at Kentucky thanks to Clark George Washington 69; Centenary 72, an internal investigation of the way released the Holmes Funeral Home. 400 Main The other man arrested in the con­ acting as a go-between for Sheff, who the case but said the East Hartford care of himself," Orr offered. boy being six. Kellogg, who had a basket and a 3- was running an illegal all-night investigation is continuing. “He doesn't like hockey," Orr said Louisiana Tech 64; Furman 87, VMl he was treated by East Hartford St . Friday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p m. spiracy alleged by the state, Joseph “On the ice, he was no one to mix point play to tie it 64-64 with 2; 34 82; Old Dominion 75, Texas Wesleyan '■ A spokesman at the hospital said gambling operation for out-of-town with but off the ice, he was a great of his offspring. police during his arrest Memorial contributions may be P, Sheff, 57, of 34 Wakefiled Drive, remaining. 50; Virginia Commonwealth 77, Cartwheel for Cartwright David K. Lannan. 22, of 540 Taylor today Lannan was treated for con­ East Hartford, was granted a request "businessmen." guy,” Orr added. “I'm not going to push him into the made to the Memorial Fund of South Kentucky’s Charles Hurt then stole William & Mary 58; Oklahoma 88. St , Manchester, was charged with tusions and released at 6:10 a.m. for a public defender. Sheff is a Sheff's case will be continued Dec. DO IT WEDNESDAY - Find out Over the years, the pair became sport. I would like him to play. Billy Cartwright of the Knicks fell on the back of 76er Darryl United Methodist Church the ball at midcourt and dunked at Oklahoma City 82; Montana 96. reckless driving, failure to obey an Drumm said today he will conduct salesman for a local tile company. 17 how to save money by clipping close feinds, an indication of Orr's "Although he's only six. I think he 1:21 to make it 66-64. Derrick Hord Dawkins after he missed layup try last night in Philadelphia. coupons by reading and Supermarket Portland State 74; Pepperdine 85, officer's signal, breach of the peace an investigation of the officers who Penney is accused of paying Mayor George A Dagon said he fondness was his appearance at the remembers the many times he saw followed with two free throws with 43 Catching his New York teammate is Ray Williams. (UPI photo) Shopper column in your Wednesday Northern Arizona 85. and interferring with a police officer arrested Lannan based on Lannan s DO IT DAILY - Play PRIZEWORD Drumm a total of $1,100 during two had known of the investigion of one of opening. me either with my knee in a cast or seconds left to seal it. m connection with the incident that complaint about how he was treated in Saturday's Evening Herald. meetings in July and August of 1979. the town's housing code inspectors and Saturday Evening Herald. walking with crutches and he didn’t "A lot of little things added up," Career over at 30 want that to happen to him." E took place at the intersection of Rec­ by police said Ohio State coach Eldon Miller. Crippling knee injuries cut short Would Orr like to coach in the "We were out rebounded by 1 and that I Orr’s playing'career at the age of 30. NHL? won't take you very far. Our tur­ Locksmith shop After six major operations on his left “No way," he shot back. “It's too novers doubled our assists and that Trinity players named H ssrrm's s/irs... 4/ sm ars sm ... knee, Orr announced his retirement hard a job trying to please 20 men at should be just the opposite. And they as a player two years ago. the second the same time, "rhe personality of the had a lot more shots than we did. We sale finalized anniversary coming Saturday night. players has changed and I don't know played hard, but not hard enough." Today, Orr is in public relations if I could cope with the way some of Ohio State center Herb Williams SUPER SANTA SALE the players act today. There’s just EA>r II ARTEORD - Three Glastonbury residents SUPER SANTA SALE conducting hockey clinics throughout finished with 21 points but Bowie out- to Division II squad C have bought a .Main Street building that houses a the United States and Canada. too much money around and a lot of rebounded him 11-5. Freshman Jim locksmith store for $125,000 from Nine Eighty Inc , a For eight straight seasons, Orr was the players are not going all out, Master, Kentucky's gifted recruit BOSTON (UPI) - Boston State Brown at tackle is junior Ron Sim­ dle guard. Connecticut Corporation named to the National Hockey giving 100 percent every game. 1 from Indiana! came off the bench in quarterback John Hogan, who re­ mons of Plymouth State. Benedict, called by his coach. Bob Michael Setle. Barbara Sette and Joseph Light 1 League's all-star first team on couldn't stand for less than 100 per­ the first half to score 8 of his 10 wrote the record books in becoming Seniors John Bandini of Mass Odell, "the best I ve ever coached. " purchased the 5.934-square-foot building at 980-988 Main defense and in all eight years won the cent every game. points to help Kentucky to a 35-34 the region’s all-time leading passer, Maritime and Sean Cosgrove of heads up the linebacking duo along "I know that there are about 10 St and will each have an interest in the property Light Norris Trophy as the league's No. 1 halftime lead. has been named player of the year Springfield are the starting guards with Bridgewater State senior David has one-half interest and the Sette's have one-quarter in­ defenseman. Three times during his games a season out of 80 games in "We have to work on all phases of and heads up the 1980 United Press and the team’s second sophomore, White. terest each according to records in the office of Town 12-year career he was named the which you will not play well but that our game." Miller said. "I didn’t International All-New England Divi­ Mike Whalen of Wesleyan, is the Juniors Miles McPherson of iNew doesn't mean you can't go all out in Clerk John J Barry. Jr league's most valuable player and his think we played physical enough We sion II college football team, starting center. Haven and Jim Marchant of The property is assessed lor $73,970 120 points led the NHL in the 1969-70 all 80," he added. That’s one reason got push^ around some." selected by the region’s coaches. Mike DeLong.'who coached Maine Framingham, the only non-seniors on season, a first by a defenseman. Orr Orr’s career was cut short. He gave Elsewhere in the Top 20, No. 7 Hogan, a 6-foot-2,215-pound senior, M aritime to the New England the defensive squad make up one- collected 102 assists in 1970-71 and it his all. night after night, game Virginia belted Randolph-Macon and became the most prolific passer in Conference title, was named Division half of the secondary The other slar- Driver faces charge ^ m i c r o w a v e ^ v e n had 46 goals in the 1974-75 campaign, after game, taking chances until his No. 19 St. John's dumped Manhattan New England football history, set­ II Coach of the Year in a close race ting defensive hacks are Norm Costin both record totals for a backliner. He knee gave out from constant banging 78-58. ting season and career records for with Don Miller of Trinity. Miller, of Tufts and Paul Romano of Trinity A ERNON — Stacie Wood. 20. of 93 Hublard Drive, Ver­ averaged 1.31 assists a game and by opposing players. At Charlottesville, Va., Ralph most yardage, and career marks for the UPI Coach of the Year in 1978. Division II encompasses all New non was charged early today with reckless driving and SANYO compiled an unheard of six seasons Less than one year after retiring, Sampson scored 26 points and Lee most attempts and most com­ was one vote shy of DeLong in voting England schools with the exqeptioq Buy one of these AMANA iN S A N Y O Orr was inducted into the Hockey failure to drive right in connection with the investigation with 100 or more points. Raker added 16 as the Cavaliers pletions. by his peers. Also receiving mention of the Ivy League |)ie Yankee Hall of Fame, the youngest player of a one-car accident on Route 83 AM/FM Cassette "It wasn't easy to quit playing but I presented Coach Terry Holland with Joining Hogan in the starting werq Mickey Heinecken of Conlerence. Boston C'ollepe, Holy Rauarango Ovens and get Deluxe AM/FM Cassette ever to receive this honor. Police said the Wood car was traveling south, went off Stereo Music System was realistic. 1 knew that I couldn't his 200th victory. backfield are junior A1 Harrison of Middlebury, Don Ruggiero of Mass Cross and Northeastern the roadway and rolled over, coming to rest on its roof Stereo Music System "In the first half we played well Maine Maritime, the leading rusher Maritime, Bill Burke of AIC and Bob Ms Wood, and a passenger in the car. Linda Povloski, BONUS HTRAS WORTH offensively but we were a little flat in the New England Conference; Weiss of Worcester Tech Pinson to roach 19. of 100 Hublard Drive, were both admitted to Rockville Mazur to resign Jet post defensively, " Holland said. “They senior Tom Sciolla of Bowdoin, who Three members of Tufts CHICAGO lUPI. - The Chicago General Hospital Ms Wood is scheduled to appear in HEMPSTEAD, NY. (U P I)-John will be a good football team in the did a good job of moving the ball and led his team in rushing, receiving and "Shakespeare Defen.se " (they come While Sox Wednesday announced *129** FOR ONLY 4miu Cok Kit 3I.K 2 6 8 * 1 5 8 up with the Big Plays) and leading court in Rockville on Dec 15 AM 'FM sle'po receiver witt’ sepa' tte cal' Mazur, defensive coordinator of the very near future and I would like to lulling us to sleep and then sticking scoring, and sophomore Mike they have signed four time All-Star CtokkMli 1S.K StHf«o re fC iv o ' witti toii(tr»»s'- rfrul the open jumpers." Krueger of Tufts. vote-getter Brian Benedict of outfielder Vada Pinson to the 1981 ».» detHf't volume bass tr»-hii> riod batanu* brated volume bass treb.io ano b.iianu* New York Jets, said Wednesday he have been a part of it. This illness is ttttm tiini control and LED stereo iridicaloi C tsseMe In New York, Kevin Wjlliams fired Junior Bob Reading of Trinity Williams head up the defense coaching staff and requested waivers * 19.95 lioaner $ cootrM CassfMie f«cu'd r1*‘( h fW'lb two will retire at the end of the season something 1 have no control over VU meters Di-Ium' aiiiom..liC. (.n,ifAgei with record deck band-held microphone Full because of health problems. in 16 points, hitting 7-of-7 shots from earned the starting job at wide Seniors John Burchard of on inficlder Kevin Bell — al his own Body identified Cow 14.M size 3*speed automatic changer Two ^ and, as it is God’s will, I will accept Cookiq M.M magneliL c.i'tfKiQf .ind diamond stylos "I have Parkinson's disease and it as best 1 can. " the floor, as the Redmen ran their receiver while Middlebury's Beau Middlebury and Frank Netcoh of requesl Two hiyn iidehty sU*r»-o ‘.{usiker systems SX600 stereo speaker systems Trinity were voted as the division's l».M feel that it would be unfair to the Mazur, 50. is completing his fourth record to 3-0. John Leonard had 20 for Coash was named the first team tight Pinson, who was a member of the best defensive ends. Tufts’ senior EA sr HARTFORD — A body found washed ashore Jets, who have been great to me, to season with the Jets and second as the Jaspers. end. Seattle .Manners coaching staff (he Steve Finnegan and senior John Tuesday on Plum Island. N Y has been identified as an . W .aiM J memoii «ide i»igt ol Cookmaic power levels - flrgiui continue in my present position after defensive coordinator. In other games, Eddie Phillips and Senior Mike Brown of Tufts, past four seasons, joins Bobby East Hartford man who fell off a boat off Old Lyme Oct r-wk • euiomviK SOM iiiTie separate tener — slamless sleel mienoi /#^N vo Deiuxe 19" lO-Ney this season due to the uncertainty of A former quarterback at Notre Phillip Lockett scored 15 points each named recently to the Kodak Coaches Bloinfield of Bowdoin were named Winkles, Hon Schueler. An Kusnyer 25 during a rainstorm, the Sufflok County medical Remote Controi Coior T.V. my health, " said Mazur. Dame. Mazur first entered the pro to send Alabama over Florida All-America College Division team, the defensive tackles Senior Tim Loren Babe and Minnie Minoso on > luiuwf ROl/MIVLiwi Cooturtg ^ heads up the offensive line. Joining Keegan of Tufts is the starting mid­ the Sox coaching staff examiner's office said Wednesday SySefTi — I routing sho*e( ol "I leave with regret because this ranks at Buffalo in 1962 and spent Southern 73-59 ... 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The loss also was the Lakers' had 20 points. Philadelphia downed New York 104- 16. also made a key steal for a slam game witli a loot injury ot undeter­ Workshop YOU'RE INVITED ... without Magic is anything but a dunk to seal the Knicks' fate Campy mined seriousness .Mike Milthell TIMNKSGiViG Color T.V. third straight at home. They lost only "This is the biggest win of my 96, Kansas City edged Phoenix 103- TO SEE A LIVE DEMONSTRATION mystical experience. four of 41 games at the Forum last coaching career," said first-year 100, Houston beat Cleveland 118-109, Russell led New York with 24. seoriHi ‘28 points for I’leveland scheduled NOVDU TO ST. JUDE The defending NBA champs, who year. Golden State routed New Jersey 131- I O.'i, 10(1 \\ urrior- l.'ll.Nrl- 108 have been forcibly weaned from the Oils BirdsoKg scored 28 points, in­ I’urvis Short's 23 points led a EAST HARTFORD - I My H Ml, IpMlilii airtir, ff«l k OF MICROWAVE COOKING WITH "I'm not really too concerned," 108 and Seattle downed Chicago 113- M rM k M k M r Hm m If 105. cluding a gamc-dinehing 17-foot balanced attack that carried Golden The East Hartford Public $ 3 5 8 effervescent play of Earvin “Magic" Westhead said, “but how we respond k M M . 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In other NBA games, Boston quarter, including two free throws the game's last 14 points for a come­ dropped 4'A games behin I the with 19 seconds to play, to lift back victory. Malone, the lour minutes Enrollment is limited. THe PEOPLE WHO BRING YOU LOW PRICES AND PERSONAL SERVICE Six other Clippers scqrcd in double defeated Atlanta 106-101, Indiana i EVENING HERALD, Thurs . Dec. 4, I960 - 17 16 - EVENING HERALD. Thura., Dtc. 4. IWO Sutton picks Astros over Yanks Steelers, Oilers start ‘playoffs’ HOUSTON (UPI) - Don Sutton But there were other important law, Mrs. Florence Luther, and his Sutton, who will be 36 when the partners wlio share ownership of the “ I thi-nk I would have gone placed his family above a promising considerations when the winningest children, Daron and Staci, by his side season begins, joins a team that team and who were unhappy with his somewhere else." HOUSTON (UPI) - Whether they "This will be the eighth time in Campbell. He gained 89 yards in a they committed nine turnovers in “We were too emotional when we Smith, offensive tackle Jon Kolb, broadcasting career in his decision to pitcher in Los Angeles Dodgers Wednesday, Sutton admitted the already has five starters 30 or older management oj the franchise. Sutton, who was 13-5 in 1980 with a three-point losses to the New York like it or not, the Pittsburgh Steelers three years we've played the 1978 game and 109 yards in a 1979 played Pittsburgh up there the first linebacker Robin Cole and kick sign a four-year contract with the history shopped for a new team as a money might have been better if he on its all-right-handed NL West divi­ In New York. New Yankees 2 21 ERA, was chosen by 10 teams in and Houston Oilers begin the Steelers," he said. "It'll be the same game, both Houston triumphs. But in Jets and Cleveland. week of the season,’’ he said. returner Larry Anderson as out of ac­ Houston Astros. free agent last month. had signed with another team. sion championship staff. Manager Gene Michael said he felt the Nov. 13 free agent draft. He has "playoffs" tonight. as always, knock-down-drag-out," the five losses to Pittsburgh since Browns quarterback Brian Sipe "There’s no doubt in anybody’s mind tion. Defensive end L.C. Greenwood New York City, as the media "We did not make another trip to "I just feel like that Texas and The Astros have been wondering the signing was a mistake for Sutton. beaten the Astros 21 times in his Probable elimination from'the Each team, 8-5, can still win the 1978, he has a total of 213 yards. has called the Oilers defense "the (Mike) Renfro can catch a pass as is questionable. center of the country, tempted the New York that we had planned," Sut­ Houston is a place where my family whether all-star J.R. Richard will "I think if he didn't go with New career but only once in the last three NFL post-season lineup awaits the AFC Central Division title if the Steelers linebacker Jack Ham said best in the NFL as far as I'm con­ well as anybody in the league. But he ’ Oilers backup halfback Rob budding sports announcer who ton said. "So I don’t know whether will be much more comfortable than return at full strength following his York, he made a mistake," said seasons. loser in an Astrodome shootout Cleveland Browns falter in their final Campbell's presence changes cerned." dropped almost everything.’’ Carpenter, who missed last Sunday’s believes he still has four years of big we couid have gotten more money. in New York,’’ he said. “My stroke last summer, but Sutton told Michael, "but that's his decision." The signing was another example between two tattered clubs who have three games, but each would be strategy. The Steelers have caused a batch The Steelers beat the Oilers 31-17 game, will play tonight with a league pitching left in his right arm. But I think at the stage we're talking daughter’s choice from the start was an Astrodome news conference Cedric Tallis, serving as Yankees' of McMullen's pockelbook war with battled in similar settings for much satisfied at this point with a wild­ "Today's game is touch football on of turnovers as thev rebounded from on Sept. 7 after the Oilers had specially designed face mask ITie money being offered, he said, about (in the negotiations) you have the Houston Astros so she could have Richard's status was nut mentioned general manager, said he felt Sut­ Yankees owner George Steinbrenner. richer rewards. The winner will still card playoff berth. grass for almost every team except an injury-wracked midseason to win focused their attention on that game covering a broken bone. was "about, the same" from the to look for the things that make your a horse.” during the negotiations. ton's familiarity with the National McMullen was a Yankees' limited be in second place. "If we don't beat Pittsburgh," the Oilers," he said. "They have Elarl four of their last five games. for months. Steelers quarterback Terry Astros and the New York Yankees, family comfortable. His agent, Larue Harcourt, said “If he (Richard) does come back, League was the overriding factor in partner before he bought into the Oilers head coach Bum Phillips Oilers safety Mike Reinfeldt said, Campbell, and they can control the "If we're back, we have to prove it “I’d rather have less time,” Bradshaw will play with a sore right who became his two top choices after "I just felt I would like to finish my Sutton's four-year Astros contract are we gonna be awesome? I defy his decision. Astros in 1979 said this game, despite the unusual "we can forget it." ball." Thursday night," said Steelers wide Phillips said, "to think about playing thumb, pinched shoulder nerve, he found out to his dismay that the career in a very happy, cordial, com­ made him one of the top 10 best-paid any club to match us nine deep on Sutton praised McMullen and McMullen personally signed circumstances, will be in the same The key in those seven recent Offensive turnovers have taken the receiver Theo Bell. Pittsburgh." bruised elbow and knee ache. Milwaukee Brewers, the team he fortable atmosphere where I don’t baseball players. this pitching staff," Sutton said. Houston manager Bill Virdon while Houston pitcher Nolan Ryan to a 31- mold forged in the last seven meetings was the Steelers' ability to air out of the Oilers the past two Phillips said he saw one positive Houston is healthier than ‘Tve got a lot more confidence wanted to play for, would not make have the pressures of a New York While no one disclosed salary, Sut­ The signing was announced by subtly criticizing Tommy Lasorda, million-a-year, three-year contract meetings, two of them AFC cham­ slow down NFL leading rusher Earl weeks. They led the division before note from the short practice week. Pittsburgh, which lists split end Jim than I had a few weeks ago,’’ him a suitable offer. City and maybe some of the other ton said, '"I know it's a heck of a lot Astros President A1 Rosen and John his manager at Los Angeles. Nov. 15, 1979, to outbid other teams pionship games. Bradshaw said. The Yankees reportedly offered places," he said. more than I would have gotten on the McMullen, the New York shipbuilder Were I not dealing with the two including the Yankees. Sutton a five-year contract, the first With his wife, Patti, his mother-in- West Coast." who last week saw his role as men that I dealt with here, ' he said. Vancouver rally three as a player at 3900,000 a year. managing partner diluted by limited , X Dooley to retain

t ties Whalers ■W- Georgia postion VANCOUVER, British Columbia "The Canucks must have thought I play, Stan Smyl scored the tying goal ATHENS, Ga. (UPI) — Football Coach Vince Dooley Dooley declined to reveal the terms ol the Auburn offer (UPI) — Every time Mike Rogers was too small or something,” said from a scramble in front of the net to hopes that now he is staying at Georgia instead of After the news conference, Davison said he was never has a good night.Vancouver Canucks Rogers, who at 5-foot-9 and 170 give the Canuks a tie. switching to Auburn the top-ranked Bulldogs won't be concerned about the financial portion of the Auburn offer. Coach Harry Neale winces. pounds scored 44 goals and added 61 “Gerry (Canuk Forward Gerry affected by the turmoil that accompanied his three days "Georgia is quite capable of matching whatever other Wednesday night Neale was win­ assists with the Whalers when they Minor) did most of the work on the of indecision. schools might offer our people," he .said "Anyway, we cing as Rogers scored the hat trick to moved to the NHL last season. goal," said Smyl, who has 12 goals on "Now that the air is cleared it shouldn’t have any haven't done badly by Vince as it is." help the Hartford Whalers to a 4-4 tie “But I’m glad to be in Hartford. the seaMn. "1 was just there to bang affect. " Dooley said Wednesday when he announced he Dooley met with Auburn officials Monday and later with the Canucks. I’m not really sore at anyone. I’m a rebound into the net. We’re playing Astros had turned down a lucrative Auburn offer reported to be issued a statement saying "no commitment has been "Well, maybe I should have just a little disappointed we (lidn’t well now. We didn't play that well worth 31.8 million over an eight-year period. made by either side ' On Tuesday, when interviewed at brought him here, " said Neale, who win tonight," added Rogers, who tonight and we still got a tie. We “What I look forward to most of all now is getting on the Atlanta airport on his return from a Monday night had a chance to claim Rogers when watched his teammates lose a 4-2 should have won." with the business of preparing for Notre Dame and speech in Orlando. Fla . he said he had not made up his the World Hockey Association folded lead late in the third period. Pat Boutette opened the scoring preparations for the future which is recruiting.’ mind. prior to last season. Neale coached Trailing 4-2. the sluggish Canucks for Hartford in the first period. Dar­ Georgia, only unbeaten and untied major college team Dooley and Davison conferred (or about two hours Rogers when the two were members finally came alive in the third period. cy Rota and Rogers exchanged goals this season, plays 2nd-rankcd Notre Dame in the Sugar Tuesday afternoon but Dooley still didn't decide un\il of the Whalers. Defenseman Kevin McCarthy scored and the Whalers led 2-1 after the first Bowl Jan. 1 in what is expected to be a showdown for the after he discussed the matter with his wife, Barbara Rogers belonged to the Canucks his ninth goal of the season at 12:23 period. V national championship ruesday night was the first chance 1 had to discuss it but they lost the rights to him when on a powerplay, making it 4-3. In the second period Rogers and Dooley said he understood some ol the players were up­ with her," he said "My wife had heard so many things by they selected defenseman John Then, with just 3:43 remaining to Minor exchanged goals. set by reports he might be leaving "But it would have Monday night, she was distressed.’ Hughes in the re-entrv draft. been worse to postpone the decision and have a rumor get Dooley said his decision to remain at Georgia "was ',1 out just before the bowl game If it had to be, it was best most difficult in coming There were emotional ties to that it be immediately. " my alma mater i Auburn i and 1 hope everyone can un­ istroS, Dooley didn’t talk to his players until Wednesday mor­ derstand that," ning. shortly before he made the public announcement Dooley was a quarterback at Auburn in the early 50s New Mexico hoop program that he would continue his coaching career at Georgia and after two years as a Marine Corps officer returned to where he has posted a 129-566 record in 17 years - the Auburn where he served as an a.ssistant coach until Puck control by ISorth Stars ISewest addition to Houston staff eighth best record of all active college coaches accepting the head coaching job at Georgia in December "I told them if they would still have me I wanted to be 1963, Glen Sharpley of the Minnesota .North Stars last night in NHL game in Landover, Md Free agent righthanded pitcher Don Sutton, Looking on during news conference at part of the team " " There arc many reasons why I have decided to remain controls puck as Washington Capitals' Wes lUPI photo) charged with 34 violations who led the National League with a 2.21 Astrodome are Sutton’s wife and children, Georgia President Fred Davison said no new deal was at (iporgia. he said "I've been here 17 years, coached 17 Jarvis and Rolf Edberg close in during play made to keep Dooley. "There's been no change. ' he said loothall teams, and have built too many ties and earned run average last season, came to Staci and Daron. (UPI photo) "We re where we were last Fridav ' Iriendships over the years to make a change now MISSION, Kan. (UPI) - The as well as tampering with academic first-round game of the 1978 NCAA terms yesterday with the Houston Astros. However. Dooley’s contract, which currently runs I have spent 17 years with Georgia people and in the University of New Mexico basketball records, " said Charles Wright, chair­ Basketball Championship when in­ through 1983, comes up (or review in the spring and linal analysis I just eouldn t leave. " program has been placed on proba­ man of the NCAA Committee on In­ eligible players participated. Davison declined to say whether any changes would be Dooley’s decision caused a problem for Auburn where tion for alleged violations of NCAA fractions. In investigating the school, the made at that time tormer roach Doug Barfield resigned under pressure at Four-goal sHow "The committee would have im­ rules, which could mean the school NCAA Committee on Infractions Although Davison and Dooley denied it was a (actor in the end of a 5-6 season not hosting the 1983 NCAA basketball posed an even more severe penalty found 34 violations of rules "in Dooley's decision, Dfxiley reportedly has been unhapppy "Coach Vince Dooley has informed me that he is not in­ championship finals. were it not for the constructive at­ varying degrees related to tjie prin­ Lanier fully aware about sharing the post of athletic director with former terested in talking with us further about the head The university’s basketball titude the university has displayed in ciples governing transportation, forestry professor J. Reid Parker and one of the in­ coaching position here at Auburn, " said Auburn Presi­ program was charged with 34 alleged cooperating with the NCAA complimentary tickets, extra ducements offered by Auburn was believed to be full dent Hanlv Funderburk 1 appreciate his prompt deci­ by Mark Napier violations, the NCAA announced late throughout this investigation, and the benefits, institutional control, athletic director sion and his candor and I wish him continued success at Wednesday, including payment to vigorous actions the university has academic standards, ethical conduct, Asked Wednesday whether Dooley would be giving the University of Georgia NEW \ oJ k .CPII - Like eggs out of this building My lour goals CapiuU ,1, North Siam J athletes as rewards for game perfor­ taken to prevent the recurrence of financial aid, various recruiting of drug problems autonomy as a reward for staying at Georgia. Davison "We will begin a thorough search process immediately and milk, a hero s mantle is a were just a bonus gop Kelly, who has scored seven mance. similar violations in the future." regulations and certification of com­ upset by the coverage given the situation retorted "You to obtain the best available coach (or Auburn. " said UNM Athletic Director John perishable item Mark Napier is well The loss knocked Buffalo into a tie goals in five games, tallied two goals The school is scheduled to host both pliance with NCAA legislation.” MILWAUKEE lUPI) - players "don't have to give their enthusiasm. are trying to make it happen, but you won l make it Funderburk " We will proceed with deliberate haste We Bridges said the school will hold a aware of that fact with Minnesota for first place in the 13 seconds apart in the third period to the 1982 regional basketball tourna­ Among the 34 alleged infractions Milwaukee Bucks center Bob Lanier, names. It's a secretive type of thing. "We feel we have a responsibility happen through me " arc concerned about 1981. but we are more concerned news conference at 11 a.m. (EIST) Tomorrow s another game 1 Adams Division The Canadiens. erase a 3-1 Minnesota lead and give ment and the 1983 national finals. listed by the NCAA were charges recently elected president of the We put the player in touch with a per­ to the people and the cities in which Davison said he had no idea" what was in (he package about the years beyond We want Auburn to be a domi­ today to comment on the charges. that representatives of UNM’s could be minus-3 tomorrow and be a meanwhile, continue to rally from a Washington the tie. Minnesota's Ron NCAA spokesman Dave Pickle said NBA Players Association, says the son who can help him." we play and especially to the Auburn offered Dooley and .said Dooley's agreement to nant lorce in college football m the decade of the 80s and post-season tournaments in the past "I haven't even seen a copy of the athletic interests paid members of bum. Napier said Wednesday night, rash of injuries and their worst start Zanuzzi broke a l-I tie late in the first group knows of players who have Bucks Vice President John Stein- youngsters who look up to us, " remain at Georgia "was not settled on that basis we will spare no reasonable effort to achieve that goal " have been moved because its host penalties yet and when I finally do, the basketball team from 320 to 3150 refusing to bask in the glory of a four- in years, climbing back into a pretty period and Tim Young made it 3-1 drug problems and is trying to help miller added that "if a problem sur­ Lanier said. was placed on probation, but said we'll have to let our attorneys and as a reward for the team's perfor­ goal performance that sparked .Mon­ playoff position with a power-play goal five minutes them. faces, we try to get counseling. But PRIDE aims at finding employ­ that has never happened in basket­ the university president review them mance, and that — with the treal to a B-fi victory over the Buffalo •Napier, who had staked Montreal into the second period "Obviously drugs are a problem," more important, the individual has to ment for youth and giving them ball. before we make public comment,” knowledge of the former head Sabres Sometimes you shoot the to a 2-0 lead, scored on a powerplay IViiguins I. Maple Leafs 4 Lanier said, "but it’s something not recognize he has a problem." “something constructive to do. " puck real well and they stay out, just .13 seconds after Mario Tremblay The NCAA Division I Basketball said Bridges, who was hired one basketball coach Norm Ellenberger As for problems ahead for NBA Powerplay goals isolated to athletics. It is a societal " We’ve had a couple of players Rick Kehoe scored three goals, in week after the alleged infractions Solidifies infield other times they go in in the second period to give the eluding the equalizer at 1:31 of the Committee will meet Dec, 11 and 12 — an athlete was admitted to the un­ problem. who have died because of drugs or players. Lanier said he saw them as became known in November of 1979. ATLANTA (I'PIi - Second They certainly went in Wednesday Canadiens a fi-3 edge John Van final period, to rally Pittsburgh to a to discuss whether the tournaments iversity on the basis of a counterfeit "The amount of drugs being used is alcohol, " Lanier said. "keeping up the minimal salaries, in­ will be moved to another site. David Effective Nov. 28 of this year, the transcript from a community baseman Glenn Hubbard, signed lor .Napier, who upped his season Boxmeer pulled the Sabres to within draw with Toronto Trailing 3-0, the vastly inflated We are seeking to ' The 6foot-ll Lanier, who came to suring adequate disability insurance, Cawood, director of public relations University of New Mexico will be college. spice Eagle win Wednesday by the Atlanta Braves, total to II goals — just five shy of his one at 16 48 but Napier scored his Penguins scored three powerplay educate our players on drugs and we Milwaukee from Detroit in a trade at pensions and severance pay." for the ,NCAA, said the Basketball barred for two years from playing in The NCAA also charged the basket­ will help solidity the team s infield, total output last year But the 23- fourth and .Moritreal goalie Bunny goals — two by Kehoe and one by have set up a crisis hot line to deal the All-Star break last season, said Lanier defended the big salaries all-state mention a year ago, for a 3-0 Committee will make a recommen­ post-season basketball competition ball program with failing to "exer­ Scoring two powerplay goals. East according to team manager Bob Cox. vear-old was more surprised at the 1-aroque allowed only Ric Selling s Peier Lee — in a 1:33 span of the se- NBA players also are taking part in a received by many players, saying edge dation to the Executive Committee, and from playing in any televised cise appropriate control” over a 310,- with things like drugs, alcohol and Catholic topped Windsor High, 4-1. in Hubbard, 23, signed a one-year con­ nature of the game against the tough score early in the final period the eond period marital difficulties ' program dubbed “PRIDE" — stan­ they were “created by the owners,. East made it 4-0 with 2 57 left in Ian Turnbull put Toron­ which will meet Jan 11 basketball games. 000 fund of the Lobo Booster Club, the 198681 ice hockey opener for both tract for the 1981 baseball season for Sabres than by his own performance rest of the way to up 4-3 at 1 21 of the third but Kehoe Lanier Wednesday told a meeting ding for perseverance, respect, in­ not the players." regulation as Rob White on a "The violations of NCAA legisla­ The school will also be required to and for allegedly supplying athletes schools last night at the Bolton Ice an undisclosed amount of money 1 certainly didn t think it would be "We played a good third period, added his 20th goal 10 seconds later. of the Milwaukee Press club the spiration. determination and Palace. breakaway scored He deked to his a game like this beforehand. 1 tion in this case were numerous and return approximately 336,000 to the with cars and flying athletes' parents Hubbard hit 248 last season with really forced the play." said Andie Ruiigers 4, jels ,‘i Windsor had beaten the Eagle right and slid the puck neatly into the nine home runs and 43 RBls He was thought It would be a real close, low- significant, involving cash benefits NCAA from revenues received in the to games. Savard. who scored two goals for Don Maloney converted a pass skaters twice a year ago. twine called up in June from the Richmond scoring game, he .said After we Buffalo If we would've played like from brother Dave during a "The win shows us that we have Windsor averted the shutout with i\'a I Braves, Atlanta's AAA farm got ahead, they opened up. and there that in the first period, it would've powerplay at 13 .‘22 of the third period Cougars canH hold lead made improvements with our 1 05 to go as Dave Demers tallied un­ club were a lot of mistakes on both sides been a different game " to snap a tie and enable New York to program, " remarked East Coach assisted to spoil Flagle netminder We gilt a couple of bounces here and In other games, Washington tied Nadig easy winner f t : extend Winnipeg's winless streak to Volleyball Bill Mannix. ■Scotl Howat s shutout bid there - 1 sure got the bounces •Minnesota 3-3, Pittsburgh and Toron­ 22 games Winnipeg tied the score in The Eagles opened the scoring llowat finished with 25 saves tonight to played to a 4-4 deadlock, the New the third period on Norm Dupont's 10:56 into the opening period as Rick Bettez had 27 as East launched 31 1 m very happy just to win here York Rangers beat Winnipeg 4-3, and goal at 8 41 and rookie Dave in downhill event and lose out to Hartford Clark broke up a clearing pass at shots overall. It s pretty tough to take two points Vancouver and Hartford tied 4-4 (Thnstian's tallv at 11:58. "Scott McWai was a workhorse for Waivers asked VAL D'ISERE, France (UPI) - looked back center^ce. skated in around a medalist. Wenzel is out with a torn Holding the lead at the half, us III this game It was due to his Switzerland's Marie-Theres Nadig, a American Division: 'Redwood o'clock. defenseman and flipped a 16footer ligament and won't start World Cup Manchester Community College was George Smith pumped in 19 points digging that we scored two important on Williamson comfortable winner in the opening Farms 12-3, Insurers 12-3, Renn's 6-6, past Windsor nctminder Dennis racing until January, by which time unable to hold it and bowed. 99-87, to to pace Hartford. Porter and Mike (ireuter liurlforii (<>'>) — Smith goals. World Cup downhill ski race ABA Tood 6-9, Lathrop Insurance 3-9, Bettez. It was a powerplay goal. Hoop opener today Nadig hopes to have built up a strong Greater Hartford . Community Torres each added 18 apiece for the 7-5-19, Torris 9-0-18, Porter 8-2-18, "I was very pleased to see some of LANDOVER. Md lUPD - The Basketball Watkins Bros. 3-12. East made it 2-0 at 5:41 of the mid­ Wednesday, wants to win Thursday's lead in the standings. College in basketball action last night winners Brown finished with a Johnson 64-16, Rush 60-12, Curistri the offensive and defensive systems Washington Bullets said Wednesday National Division: North Enders dle session as Scott MeWay dug the opening Giant Slalom as well. With combined points also going at at Hartford Public High game-high 27 points for the Cougars 4-1-9, Austin 2-1-5, Hurt 1-62. Totals we've been working on put to good they have put reserve guard John But she faces much tougher com­ 14-1, Illing 12-3, Lloyd's Auto Parts 9- 43-13-99. puck out of the corner and fed a pass Val d'Isere. the Swiss star could The Cougars, 1-1, had a 40-36 edge with Glen Davis adding 23 in a losing u,se," Mannix stated Williamson on waivers for Indian girls petition West Germany's Irene Ep- 6, Moon Unit 7-8, Multi Circuits 69, to Greg White White, standing in the theoretically pile up 75 points — 25 at the half on the strength of Tommie effort. Jon I.indberg netted a dozen Manrhenlt-r (87) — Brown 12-3-27, The East coach also had praise (or The 6-loot-2. 21(l-pound Williamson ple. third in the downhill, is a power­ Tierney's 69, Economy Electric 4-11, slot at the top of the faceoff circle, points for winning the downhill, Brown’s 15 first-half points. But for MCC. Davis 9-5-23, Lindberg 5-2-12, has not played since put on the in­ H> I.KN \l STKK becuase we re not that tall,' he un­ ful giant slalom racer as shown by Dean Machine 2-13. blasted a 2S-foot slapshot into the Howat. "He was outstanding in goal another 25 in the giant slalom if she Greater Hartford, also 1-1, took the MCC returns to the hardwood Porcello 5-610, Scruse 4-1-9, Modean He had struggled in the pre-sea.son jured list Nov 6 He appeared in nine Herald ^porlMW riler derstated MIIX.KT her silver medal in the Olympics at Women: Thrifty Package 10-2, cage. can win the event, and a further 25 lead at 44-42 early in the second half Saturday night at Middlesex Com­ 2-0-4, Roche 0-2-2, McKiernan 0-0-0, but I had confidence in him and he games this season and averaged 4 7 "We learned some things in the American Legion 26 (Brian Mllone I^ke Placid this February. Farr's 9-3, Great Expectations 8-4, MeWay, with 4:45 left in the (’o-champions of the Central for the best combined showing. on a hoop by Drexel Porter and never munity College in Middletown at 8 Ostrowski 0-60. Totals 37-13-87. robbed Windsor of several outstan­ points a game pre-season.' Armstrong stated. "We 17. John Wynn 2i, Boland Oil 24 iTul- There are also the two French Chargers 8-4, B iJ Auto Repair 6-6, period, set up East’s third score as (•onnecticut Interscholastic League ly Patuluk 6, Gary Wheeler 6i The first leg of the giant slalom he again dug the disc out of the cor­ ding chances ’ The Bullets acquired Williamson 'CCILi a year ago Manchester High played people who we knew would be girls, Perrine Pelen and Fabienne starts at 4.30 a.m. EST with the se­ Crockett Agency 4-8, BMl 3-9, from the New Jersey Nets last Feb 4 tough We ll start to know about Farr's 50 iMark Boyko 12, John ner and fed it to Kurt Peterson stan­ East's next outing is .Saturday girls basketball team begins its 1980- Serrat who placed third and fourth at cond and deciding heat starting at Nichols Tire 612. in exchange (or guard Roger ourselves tomorrow," he remarked King 81. Manchester Cycle 17 (Steven Giants welcome five new recruits ding in front of the cage. Peterson night against Glastonbury High at 81 canpaign today against Fermi Lake Placid 7:30 a m. EST. Phegley Wednesday, "Potentially we can be Gay 5, Jay Mistretta 4). tipped it past Bettez, who received Hartford Arena at 9:45 High in Enlield at 3 30 As if this were not enough, the 26- After the race, the women skiers EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. (UPI) Johnson. better than last year year-old Nadig has to hold off West Designated hitting shoulder Sunday against St. Louis, The .Silk Towners, 14-6 and co- SKMOK move on to Limone Piemonte in Italy — Giants Stadium opened its doors to Markham, 6foot-9,290 pounds, was could not throw Wednesday and titlisl wi!,- Wethersfield, have a 19- ."We have more natural ability Germany's Christa Kinsliofer — the for another giant slalom Dec. 7. an llth-round draft choice of Kansas than last year But we really haven't Moriarty Bros 78 (Joe DePasqua laurels to McRae five new recruits Wednesday as the Perkins refused to speculate on his game schedule Olympic fifth — and Kathy Kreiner of Steady snowfalls throughout New York shuffle continued. City thi^ year but was released late Browns propping for Jets come together as a team. Sometimes 22. Bob B^kwith 15. Mike Wells 14. status for this week’s game in Seat­ The Indians starting line-up should Canada who placed second in the Val Wednesday didn't prevent the NEW YORK (UPI) - Hal McRae, The injury-riddled Giants, 610, in training camp. Small, 6foot-3,250, it takes longer Hopefully when we go Bill Peoples 12). Fogarty Bros. 76 d'Isere downhill which opened the who had^ a .293 average with 14 tle. find 5-loot-2 senior Kathy Cooney and Women's downhill from taking place added five players and placed rookie is a free agent who was signed by the “Phil's injury is muscle, not the CLEVELAND (UPI) - The Central Division lead, and that they now that wide receiver Wesleyft out tomorrow we will be. We need iCarlie Hunt 16, Bruce LeDoyt 13, new World Cup season. homers a 'n d 75 RBI in 110 games for 3-f(Kjt-6 senior Jennifer Hedlund in but it did hold up timed practice runs comerback Mike Dennis on a bulging Giants previously this season and has bone or the joint," said Perkins. “As Cleveland Browns have begun deserve to enjoy all the excitement Walker is well again. And the front the proper intensity. Frank Morse 12. Mark Morse 12. the American League champion Kan­ the backcourt Five-foot-9 junior Kreiner, 23, from Timmins, On­ for the men who race their first injured reserve list. played both sides of the line. Turner, for whether he’ll play Sunday, 1 won't preparing for Sunday's clash with the that's sweeping the city. four is the strength of the defense. "Our first goal as always is to Kurt LeDoyt 10). tario. says she has been concen­ sas City Royals, was named the Jackie Tucker jumps center with 5- Sportsman Cafe 101 (John Pisch 18, downhill of the season on Friday. Dennis, a free agent surprise in 6foot-3 , 225, signed with Washington say because 1 don't know.” New York Jets, reminded by their But. he said, the players "must "They’ve had problems defending make the tournament. If we can put trating in training on the slalom and league's designated hitter of the year foot-8 junior Stacey Markham and 5- Dave Lewis 15, Don Carlos 14, Bill Organizers decided that it was just pre-season, beat out firstround draft in pre-season but was released. Simms is listed as probable for coach to forget their victory over the preserve the will to beat the Jets against the pass, but any team with things together and get the proper in­ giant slalom rather than the downhill Wednesday In balloting by writers, foot-7 junior Karen Wright at the too risky to have the men tear non­ pick Mark Haynes for a starting cor- Patterson is a free agent defensive Houston Oilers for the time being. "We re not a so-called dominating their ability to score points is going tensity we could be a challenger in Eller 13, John Niekrash 11, Dan so she is high among the favorites Sunday, along with guard J.T. forwards. stop down their much faster and broadcasters and puMic relations nerback spot but injured his knee and back and Johnson, a third-year pro, Coach Sam Rutigliano has told his team We've got to play from the to worry you" the league again." Moore 10), Explorers 77 (Bill Pardo today. directors around the league. Turner, center Jim Clack, running Also expected to see varsity action more dangerous track with bad ankle and he becomes the 18th Giant was drafted on the third round by players not to let the euphoria soles of our feet to beat the Jets, or Schedule: Dec. 4 Fermi A 3:30 23. Brian Combs 20, Tom Meggers And last but certainly- not least McRae, who also won the award in backs Larry Heater and Bo are 5-foot-3 junior Pam Brown, 5- visibility. currently on the injured reserve list. Buffalo in 1978 as a fullback and cut Matthews and linebacker Brad Van sweeping Cleveland affect their state any team. We were fortunate to win Fisk cited p.m., 10 Hall H. 12 Conard A, 16 Elast 18). » there is Nadig's 18-year-oId Swiss 1976, was followed in the voting by foot-5 junior .Sue Donnelly, 5-foot-9 After their downhill, the men race Included in that list are 14 players by the Bills in training camp this of mind. Sunday with a great effort, but we Hartford A3:30p.m,, 19SimsHury A, Otto Veiez of the Toronto Biue Jays, Pelt. BOSTON (UPI) - Carlton Fisk, Beth MacDonald, 5-foot-6 teammate Erika Hess who turned in a giant slalom Saturday to close the who have started for New York this year. He will be tried at tight end. Perkins said Eric Felton will start 73 "People expect an awful lot of us will need something like that each 23 Enfield H. 27 East Catholic H 2 Richie Zisk of the Texas Rangers, who rebounded from an injury- Georgeanne Ebersold, 5-foot-6 junior a string of good giant slalom perfor­ Criterium of the First Snow ski meet season. New York Coach Ray Perkins, who with Haynes at comerback while now,” he said. “We still have a long week." p.m., 30 Penney H, Jan. 6 Hall A, 9 mances last season when still in­ Joe Charboneau of the Cleveiand In­ plagued 1979 season and appeared in •Nancy Curtin and 5-foot-8 junior at Val d’Isere, which traditionally New York also added defensive said Johnson has "great hands," also rookie Danny Pittman, who caught way to go, though, and we have to be Rutigliano says the Jets’ 3-10 Fermi H, 13 Wethersfield H, 16 experienced. dians and Terry Crowley of the 131 games in 1980, has b ^ n named Angela Manson Final clinic opens each World Cup season. tackle Dale- Markham, guard- said quarterback Phil Simms four passes against the Cardinals, realistic about it.” record is not a true indication of the Windham A, 23 E as^ artfo rd H, 27 The one person Nadig doesn’t have the Boston Red Sox Comeback "We should have good speed and Final basketball clinic for women For the men it is then off to Madon­ Baltimore Orioles. defensive tackle George Small, wouldn't "practice Wednesday and Rutigliano said he told his players team’s ability. Simsbury H, 30 Enfind A 3:30 p.m., to fear is Liechtenstein's Hanni will start at wide receiver opposite Player of the Year by the local quickness It will be an important planing to play in a league will be na di Campiglio, also-in Italy, for a Past winners of the award were linebacker Kevin Turner, comerback was uncertain for practice Thursday. to savor last weekend’s Houston "They worry you," he said. "They Feb 3 Penney A, 6 Conard H, 9 Wenzel, overall World Cup winner Earnest Gray following Mike chapter of the Baseball Writers factor for us," remarked second- held tonight at 8 o’clock at the West slalom and a giant slalom Dec. 9 and Wiilie Horton, Rusty Staub, Jim Don Patterson and tight end Dennis Simms, who injured his right game, which gave the Browns the have ereat scoring ability, especially Wethersfield A 3:30 p.m., 11 last season. World Cup giant slalom Rice, Tommy Davis and Oriando Friede’s knee surgery. Association of America. year Tribe Coach Steve Armstrong, Side Rec, 110 Cedar St. 10 . "We have to box out (rebounding) Windham H Games not noted 8 p.m. champion as well as Lake Placid gold Cepeda. 18 - EVENING HERALD, Thurs.. Dec. 4, 1880 EVENING HERALD, Thurs., Dec. 4. 19 without a change of p o a ^ lo n of the football. It coca like lUa: An olfentlve guard breaki early,ly, which meanimeam a h-yaS-yard I ty (or illegal procedure; feeingI this, a defenalvedefenal tackla 1 Connecticut roundup. 6coreboQrc) through and clobbera thele quarterback unneceafarlly,unnci which P a w R eceivers means a IS-yard penalty, under the S-lt rule, they are not •\r;.ANTA lion aid formula with one that would Democratic Rep. Robert Giaimo. *. H ollin s Z 1-2 ' IK) yds avR td Taking legal steps Drug tests planned Benefits not enough .ri^s«2214 .liihiisonS3-r 21 ndlm s'l to discourage the poaiibllity of tuch rough play. Connecticut communities, will argue more equally distribute state money. McKinney defeated John Artistole Winsl.iw s n 721(0) 142 9 Murray Olderman EVENING 0^1 IR IIjw o s I 24 4 Pnllom 3 o .Icllorsnn. S I) ®1I47 161 12 WEST HARTFORD (UPI) - A se­ NORTH BRANFORD (UPI) - HARTFORD (U PI)V A state pan­ against claims for increased state Now Horton and the city of Hart­ Phillips, 24. who gained national — ------shi-ltiin 1 i»4) 2 Mi Klrov 4 2 n M7 ifi a 4 cond Connecticut firefighters union el has approved an additional $170,000 attention for designing an' atomic M. \lillon2 1 r T .il.iU ilir 21101 r« 9 2 12 4 5. Q. I teel'campelled to lake the time ta let yaa know haw Young American Corp. says the Food education aid to cities in the re­ ford are challenging the new for­ (0) NCAA Bathtlball Continual UOSTuN ilih liarikH-r Ilou to provide benefits for workers who N .ilh.in M m fdH 106 R By Murray Olderman yoar commeata regardhu the lacrcaae la blaeh altendaaee at says it will take legal steps to block and Drug Administration has ap­ opened Horton vs. Meskill case. mula, claiming cities are being bomb while a student at Princeton From Oiytlma \1. Il.il4 li2 22 ltir d « 4 - 4 a I’.in s h l3 :« 0 \irhih;ml 2 II KoriMMl-*'0 Yardage NBA gamea really aaaal aalve. The NBA la far laical aad have lost their jobs because of University. 7 :0 0 vds no avg td the appointment of an outsider as the proved its plans for a large-scale Executive Director David Russell shortchanged. H«-iHlirsiirt T 12 I' HolX’ V 2 041 4 parpoae a Mack leagac. Every team carriet aae or two whHa 'ii) SportiCantar tl<7 « 16 6 12 Connecticut’s bottle bill but the Kr.-m.m 0 "o i> M.ixrti-ll 3 LlM IW Jolterson SI) town's fire marshal. study of the controversial drug said Wednesday the council will [{1) Q raatail Sport! RIvalrlaa KOD 72 142 9 heart wannera who are aemetiincf aUawed to ga la the laat lo u l- H lil> WmsI.iw SD The tipoff: Fire Lt. Raymond Shea, president DMSO. LaboiMJcpsiTtment says it isn’t argue as a friend of the court that the Campaign spending 7 :3 0 M l.iio j 23 a t ) 17 101 .loiner SD 947 60 ir a 4 caaple el mlaaica la a aaarter. It's tokealfin at Ita faUeat About one third of McKinney's con­ (1$ Fo otb a ll: Inalda T h a NFL iW.-lon 3321 24 2K \(h SOCCER MiirRiin NK n s C f 6 extcil. It make! oae waaaier where all the acreamlag hai gaae of the West Hartford firefighter's un­ enough. Legislature, not the courts, should HARTFORD (UPI) - Republican n o 46 16 7 4 The company said Wednesday it 8:00 -ml Molim s Tot.il tinil-* l.argenl. Sc.i Don't underrate the physical and mental tou^nesa of The Finance Advisory Committee, tributions came from political com­ Inlen epinww that waa doae by yoa rlghteoaa aportawrUera whea the altaa- ion. said Wednesday the union will determine a formula for equalizing U.S. Rep.-elect Lawrence J. DeNar- (ID E S P N C o lla g a B a ik a tb a tl \il,inl.i!13 H oslim lH N 12'13 Brian SIpc. the feisty ouarterback o( the NFL Cleveland expects 1,000 people to participate in mittees and the rest from in­ no yds Ig Id iloo waa taracd aroaad. Where li the ladlgaalka regardlag seek a court order blocking the ap­ a panel of legislators and elected state education funds. dis spent $166,345 to capture the 3rd Show l’li()|'.M\ I'l" \4)HTH \MKim .\.V-lMHKiH Haye.s. D.ik II 2tr & I Browns In a recent tight game, he berated one of the presca. diacrimloatloa agafaul wMte alhletei 'la recrntmeal, its study testing the effectiveness of dividuals. j | 1 • l.KAUn- members of the executive branch, 8 :3 0 Hohin-^m '44> It i im>k ' ti6 Iti Atl.itn'- S«'hrov N^'.l R 91 Q I Brown barks who m e t ^ up his assignment on a couple pointment of Wallingford Fire Chief It also will protest the proposed Congressional District seat, his cam­ NorlfK-m IkviM.io 7 I.T1 «7 0 icholarsMpt and draft chatceiT No, I am aat a member of the DMSO, or dimethyl sulfoxide, as a .fl) Tha NFL Story: Lina By Lina J3 12 .l-.lins-.n 1 y-lc II D..U-. 7 do Shell l’il( of successive plays. It actually came down to a physical Robert Romanski, who is due to was told Wednesday an additional elimination of the annual $2M-a-pupiI paign finance report shows. Q:00 I M.*:h 2 34 T h ill, A 12-2 4 Sc'.l|.«4 V, LIVl (IK (i\ (ill Tutimi. Il.iu 7 ion I 0 Nail Party, the Ka Kltx Klaa, the Jewlih Defease Leagae or I'linintii 2 I IK? a a 7 79 » 0 confrontation at halftime. The running back didn't play pain killer for arthritis. $267,000 will be ne^ed this fiscal (.1) <49 ABC'i NFL Football 1 M Kt »mt ' 1 no 2 M:i< \ : oo 10 Harharo K(* evea the Moral Majority. — Vet Syroa, Fillmore, Calif. succeed retiring West Hartford Fire allocation now guaranteed all Republican U.S. Rep. Stewart I'.dinimtiin 2 2 TPi a a '3 i-ii.ih .1 .i>:c til) H a rris K C 7 'A 41 0 the second half, either year to meet projected benefits un­ The reports from DeNardis and S p a tia l rali:.»r\ 1 1 '«> 13 12 ‘ i The Boston Celtics do not use Larry Bird only the last two Chief Arthur J. Yacavone on Dec. 15, McKinney reported. Wednesday he K\Ns\>-( ll'i iiri- DMSO is a byproduct of 'paper Connecticut towns. ® T o p Rank Boilng V.mniuvcr ' 1.2 ttJ If 'IR 1 McKinney were the only two on file Ui-diiuii :• n 21 Kini;4 44il2 l-m-\ minutes of a quarter. der the Employee Dislocation Fund, spent $177,848 to win re-election to a 9 :3 0 ( i-ntral litvinmn N \TIUNAI. KOOTBAU. I.KADI Shea, himself an unsuccessful can-' manufacturing and is widely used as In the original court case bought by : r i u iiiidv.ni; II l••r(lt)22 14 Wednesday with the secretary of W I.IVt (IK (JA (ill .\rm-rican Conlerence The 1980 Legislature appropriated sixth term H ock a y VMi|tt..'\ I22M VV.iMon lUMMi Ih.uCl.iN didate for the combined fire chief- Wesley Horton on behalf of his Miiincsot.i .1 (Mill) 19 10 K.1 SI (). The Inst World Scries w u one of the best ever. Where an industrial solvent. It has bwn^ state’s office — one day before the 1 1 :3 0 J4;»M M.-tiwi .iHh t 2 iM) 4 lit u n it ld l W I. T t»n I’ K $95,000 for the fund. DeNardiq defeated Democratic 2 3 III 32 30 2 marshal post, said state statutes pre­ claimed to be effective in treating school-age son, the court ordered the JD SportiCantar I'l-i.iis a)!!.:* HI! 9 4 0 tUB 2W i can I write to K ansu City third b aseu ai George Brett? He Is deadline for filing campaign finan­ i hi. .iiM’ I 2 133 a r 2 HuttaIn State Sen. Joseph Lieberman of New 11:45 27 24 n . l itK N cm Kncland 6I: 30B vent town officials from filling the Legislature three years ago to Kj^i.'rn Divismn a terrific player. — R.A.B., Jacksonville, N,C. many health problems, including Court fight slated cing reports. K.ns.i<»il'. 5>r;K2i W lUltiiiinrr 7 6 0 r s 2H> (14) Football: Inilda Tha NFL U ’.t !iK (i.\ OH Periodically, I have to remind readers that the only way I position from outside the depart­ replace its across-the-board school Haven and will succeed retiring 12:00 VN>--hii..n I mI.iI l-mlo M u in i M 7 0 462 3D i arthritis. HARTFORD (UPI) - The Council Ml.int.i 3 0 I III) 19 13 3 lO n a i 244 : can recommend writing to athletes is in care of the clubs for, ment. (X Racing From Yonkari I'liiH-mx .)> K.O'Sii' I il4 a rnlinii.ll \ Y .lelv --'3 \ T'lV I. iik s iin v ilk - I 1 '(!> 6H*Ki Central which they play. The fan mall eventually gets into their hands. Raca'way J'.trni».) H iv I I ■ '411 r 13 1‘ * W I, r I M PK If Tha NFL Story: Una By Una I t L tm l d 4 III) R 3) 3't The whole world, especially those who selected him American Cleveland 9 4 0 m ■£» : S»utliiTn Iiivisiiin 12:30 6lf .314 League MVP. agrees with you on Brett. liils.i 3UIU1I a 14 IkllslHirgh 6 0 M ESPN Collaga Baikatball llniis(on fl « f 247 i ijlilnriiij 2 2 .'(II 21 a Ki -in IRK Show *vin|)U'i:" I 2 .333 14 Ih 2 Cin.'inn.iii 4 9 0 Q. How can officials and both teams accept the measare- 1:00 H o c k e ) ^ (I 3 n il 13 IR 3 West Q. If in rollcgf football the qnorterback rolli onl ood fim- ment of the chain for a first down In football when the chain la (ID N C A A B a ik a tb a ll \\i-sn'rn Division V\ I. T P rt P K I bles the ball and it doesn't bonnee Into a defensive player's 9 4 0 (K! .T-4 2 3 :0 0 l'..|ll;«liil J 2 HO Z a S.in Diego set arbitrarily ta the first place? If they are "eyeballlag” the 9 4 0 lU! 2M 2 hands but the quarterback agtlo picks It np Instead, can be D n \n».'Hi-. 2 2 n o a 3 ' ^ on dt ( alc.irv D.III.IV sequence has bMn suggested, but It would get too Involved and - H h 1') a ‘0 7H St IdiUlv 4 9 0 .in 37 2 ■y. ^ M.nri-snl.i .11 \tljni.< W> ’j z n* ^ Washingion 3 10 0 a i 174 slow up the game. The official does attach a lafety clip to the iN -lrn ii .tl Ja cksonV ilk' , Q. The year the Oakland Raiders won the Stper Bowl, they r 4 tfl le* !ih 1 .<» •Vnjti'l**' .it S.in .Ills.’ NA' (iiants 3 Ifl U a i hC 3 chain and puta it on at the closest 5-yard itriM to faclUlate .'f.t I'l.ism r Central played Plltiburgh the first game of the season. Down by 14 accurate meuurement. Incidentally, the linu ihemselva are vv ! T I’t* 'il- MU(I|(IM>00HS(K( KHl.KNDl K 1. T Pel P K I points with only five minnics to go, they rallied and scored 17 b ' S 311 2 4 inches wide, and the clip is placed at the forward edge. 'ih h » • ItK Hh MI;.nlK Division Detroit Minn.’soid r s : points in the last five mim ics J -sW a rookie kicked the win- r t . : f. :c nr »■ v( l . i v i i ; k u A (.H . 1 'N-Kh Ti4 U .l \sm H Td'tnpd lLi' 1 e i 234 ; i: ■ z\ nr in- N.'VS S '.ik : 2 77R HI a Ding field goal, and a friend of mine aays It was George Blan- . -1 • (.rw n ILr- 4 a 21R : ■ II 4 i' «' II. .in.>rd 3 3 kii 21 3i 2‘. da. Who is right? — Roger Sowards, Logan, W. Va. Parting shot: ”;ii I)cviM m ('hlCiign ' 8 (I :w 2ir 2 (i.illiiii.p(-nn4H'r7 year Vk M M (.1 (.S (iH pro product, gives him a new "Y" jacket every year. .3 2 HII a z Mlunt.i ut P tiild d flp h iii I-ox A ik i'lfx di BultdI.i N.in I f..m IS. 3 • .(7 M '7 I . Q. In the Oakland-Cinclnnati game on Nov. 9, the referee Minrii-viiid dl TdiiiPd ii.iv Ih - a '0 2 N A .k-lxdl 1'l.nrLind referred to the "5-IS" rule early In the third quarter. What Is Please send all sports quMtIons to Murray Olderman, Suite FROM riioT tiix 1 3 z o u> 21 I < V n D icg ii .It Vidshink’ ion 271. World Trede Center. San Francisco. Callt. 94111. Becauu W fdncstl.ix s |{.'sult> the 5-IS rule? — David Nix, Elktoo, Ore. lidltiiniin- ;«t Cim innuti It's another step in the NFL Campaign to eliminate cheap ol Ihe volume of mall, thera will be no Individual responiu. i(uM..|.i ■ |la lli'ii"f.' 3 ‘ '1 D fU .iit dt SI Ixiuix . hi. .u -7 M I.0 UIS.' (NEW SPAPER E N TER PR ISE ASSN | . «r.rn H.fV .i! 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I ml Eagle and Jeep models that give you Soft 1',,VSP.-. .-..ffS Cross the mileage, driveability and comfort Each Ik*. ' pllUtls , n.i vds .ng td Budness. whose brother you want right now Featuring: 1 Sl­ .*t 'Z 7 7 4 Bill was a linebacker at Baneoes eii'a Fire Engine or Van .i7 tf. |4 2 b • 4-cylinder engines for fuel economy from im .'. s n Boston Cniversity and for S ix drop-in cams ,.,rk sh -o TM' Il t t. 4 | mM .n i . ll n ir i7 n .1 the Oakland Haiders, is the • -wheel drive for maximum traction 13-/2" long replica snaps control pattern ' ■ diiilk-r N i' : r*. 14.1 eightti BC player to win the and stability _ - — Special #60-2375, #60-2378 ® * -159 5 together With stand, decals, lOOtt12 ..l^ ;i. . . . -d Purchase from Revel!' Batteries extra B Pekingese, #12-967 '■(f bi I7ii award, which is sponsored electric motor #60-1023 ■r in 14 2 I. by the (iridiron Club ol ® Brown Spaniel, #12-979 • I ■Cd 'o M, I. EAGLE I t ' 4 Ih t 6 (irealei Boston Waikie-Taikie with Code Key Fire Chiefs Helmet ill Mmn HI' .1 16 U .1 ® Cuddly Cat, #12-983 Ini.-j ■ '.lio n s Crowley satisfied Archer Space Patrol' ® Country Mouse, #12-975 til Raccoon, #12-971 BALTl.MOKE il'PlI - Orioles designated hitter- 0 Comic Cat, #12-982 !u:ti-i Mmn *' i 13 '• No License IK'I b a 13 II first baseman Terry Required! v M K H ii \N K(m i II i \ 1 I ( uNH-.HKN' Crowley has agreed to a ' H '(.ishmg Each W lit v.lsavtikid two-year contract exten­ • Rotating Light ? * > I ’ • dii.plH Ilou 2K1 160 I •" 111 sion that will carry him » nid.- hut Zo 91* tr.M 11 Give a pair lor outdoor adventure or • Built-In Siren ^ M P iu itl I I. J I ' Hit 4 2 6 : through the 1983 season, k 'li II.IX P i' 7 i 4 ’ * 4 General Manager Hank to keep in touch on trips. Talk or send Fife little lirefighters with its adjust H .iir.s iM t IHi i>lt J ’l3> 4 JEEP CJ5 Morse Code Code alphabet on front able strap and foam padded interior P'iiiiir-2 Peters said Monday No AMC EAGLE SX/4 Batteries extra financial terms were dis­ panel #60-4001 Banenes extra Bright red plastic. #60-3005 1.1 I >. 'R H i AND KAMMBACK AND CJ7 t'r.".iriik'i I m p closed. Batter.e K o. ..'V NA |- t ' 7 iliM-- M,d Ikl 7I t! The 33-year-old veteran , EPA ' i I U-,1 . s h , P. 31- ii..i ' .!< 71 6l 41 7 was entering the final year hw y/ I est hwy/ Rescue Chopper Kit AM Bike Radio with Horn “Christmas with Santa” C, f 3 Gift! Puni H.iu-'i's 29 mpg* 27 • " id.'- if Id of a three-year contract Special Purchase ‘ ...... K' * • l' U . 7 I that he signed in August Six. 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Sipe ( le i h W m s S f l l 10 Rmc JBBo Ranami nraiers .d.l'-l ,- 'liHl II IIUII.IIO 'S.’lllllg ' •INI m M M M taiwtar caiw nlM M UlkllKlVM M lW CilllM icn ta aMw an«•>M k WiW tklaW AMakta M h I kW tataW i•• tnMI)M kMl A DIVISION OF TANDY COHPOHAIION Ihr.m (>i.ird ti..,,i. 1 i,| ... ilfi.i , tmr,n 2 V- P.-n.illi.'s None I'ouls SD tfT Jth '«().'WR28 18 Check Your Phone Book for the Radio/ha^k Store or Dealer Nearest You iM v is |,,fdt • luh. siioi> i.ii L'-'di M iitiin .Il ’ ll SO 11 Hradshw P it .3*4 17H 11 7 2752 21 17 W.tshingiofi-/? ln . lim , . i l. iiin i- o» l’.i.ll..lo M l 24 H.lones Hall Iti HD 16 9 Z H 17 17 12M Main St., ManchMlw W.isHinvIiin <0.11 h sImh '.'• ili- M 'dlll.-dl l,.ir.«i|ue HUII.1 I0 lA'O Zt> 146 61 9 11/1 9 10 iM'cn h t n>4i|i| V ♦, r '<.(.■ \ II. It: Hating kisi-d IH'I. f ompn avg vds TEL. 648-8484 iH't Id IM I ml EVENING HERALD. Thurs., Dec. 4, I960 - 21 20 - EVENING HERALD, Thurs., Dec. 4, I960 TV tonight. T h u rs d a y State plans to enforce 6:00 FamIfyFeud 8:0S 9:30 X ANNiTh«FMmNy & VkM6147HH?H7WNET (D Hockey Colorado Rockies va C1)(])0 Newt Face The Music GD KolTO 8:30 Two suburban housewives SUrtky And Hutch FootbaH: Inside The NFL New York Islanders ® Jeorl6C«nter 1 0 :0 0 cl) Joker’s Wild You Bet Your Life 0 Merv Griffin 0 0 ( 8 The TofORfil Show Queet who love Ihe theater (portrayed ^ 9 Bosom Buddies Gossip (D Knots Landing Sid Fairgate's hoot: David Letlermen. Queet: by Barbara Rhoades and Jo drug paraphernalia ban ® NCAA Backetbill Continues M.A.S.H. sweeps the Susan 6. Anthony Hotel reputation is smeared, hla children From Daytime ® MacNeihLehrer Report George MiHer. (60 mine.) Ann Pflug) flee through New (9 The HIndenburgh: Ship Of Yogi’s First Christmas An after Henry, disguised as hia alter- suffer humiliation in school and his I I Movlo -(Oromo) •* "2 4 Houre ego Buffy.lscaughtwtthamanin his cardealership business begins fall­ To KM " 1966 Mickey Rooney. Lex York City's Central Park as they WALLINGFORD (UPI) - A sUte for use with illegal drugs. involved with this material. Doom This unique H 60 documen­ animated special featuring Ihe are pursued by two frustrated tary examines the mysterious, sud­ legendary Yogi Bear and his friends room who just happens to be Kip ing apart as he prepares to atand Barker. Two Internationel airline prosecutor says a federal Judge's Without that section, in order to "I don't expect any mass arrests or den explosion ol the Hindenburoh Boo Boo, Huckleberry Hound. Augie M The NFL Story: Une By Line trial for attempted rape (Conclu­ piiota are forced to land in Lebanon thugs in Ihe comedy- win a conviction the state is required massive sweeps of drug parapher­ TO Movie-(Comedy) •••S "Just sion; 60 mins ) ruling upholding Connecticut’s ban airship in 1937 Doggie, Snagglepuss. Cindy Bear, and find thamtafvaa in tha middta of adventure, THE DAY THE You And Me. K id " 1B79 George to prove beyond a reasonable doubt nalia shops," Diette said, adding he Partridge Family Ranger Smith, and Santa Claus G[) News •n elaborata smuggling and murder WOMEN GOT EVEN, on NBC on the sale and distribution of drug Burns, Brooke Shields. A retired (S) Movie -(Romance-Comedy) Jhn Rockford; Private ® Barney Miller plot (2hrt.) Thursday Night at the Movies,' paraphernalia won't mean a rash of that a dealer knew for a fact the item expected compliance with the law by 8 vaudevilllan and a runaway orphan ••• "Lost And Found" 1979 11:45 Investigator . 9 Tic Tec Dough December 4. arrests of so News BO LTO N—Bentley Memorial Library will have an ll Davey And Goliath TO Blockbusters (Exc. Wed.) number roughly 3,0(X) nationwide, with Advertising on the system will follow Uttle Rascals 7:00 TO Rock Concert TO Happ^iPays Again ® Buileeye open house Sunday from 2 to 4 p.m. at the library. It is NHL Hockey (Thur.) 2 M orning 10:50 2:35 more constantly be.ng added as new the European format — no full production TO M ovie P o p e y e A nd B u g s B unny Moment Of Meditation being sponsored by the Board of Library Directors and Domata 9 Joker's Wild lExc. Wed.) TO News franchises are granted commercials interrupting a given Various Programming 40 Good Morning America 3:00 i t Mister Rogers (Tue . Wed.) f 10:58 Monica Reed, librarian. Nanny And The Professor 8 Richard Simmons Show XMovle-(Comedy)**S "Joe "Specialty programming will be the program, just "billboards" at the end of 5 10 X ' Newsbreak Mrs. Reed said the purpose of the open house is to Maggie And The Beautiful 11 SportsCenter Butterfly " 1957 Audie Murphy order of the day. " said Granath. "We see each segment announcing sponsors with 24 Mister Rogers 11:00 TOleTO Today Burgess Meredith Five G I‘s or­ thank the community for the library's existence and for Machine 5 12 9 TO Maude this as an opportunity for potential cable pictures of their products or logos. a better way to. 2:58 dered to turn out the first edition of 5T Mister Rogers (Mon.. Thur.) TO Batm an I Midday "all their gifts and helping hands." I ® FYI 7:25 yank newspaper meet up with a advertisers to get their feet wet " Granath said initially "Alpha" — to be 5 15 I TO Love Boat ■Refreshments will be served. 3:00 9 N ew s helpful Japanese gentleman who is piggybacked with Warner Amex's popular HermanoPabio X Straight Talk Granath said ABC's entry as a program Guiding Light 7 3 0 sbie to produce anything lor a price The library will show two films. King Kong and Lost 5:19 I I NCAA Football (Exc. Thur.. ■supplier was preceded by an 11-month " Nickelodeon'\ childrens' series — will Woedy Woodpecker $ FHntstones n 9 m in i) $7 Mister Rogers (Fri.) World Revisited, Friday at 7:30 p.m. at the library. The TO General Hospital i PTLClub-TsIk And Variety SportsCenter study that winnowed out "core" and limit advertising to "no more than seven" 5:30 2 0 ^ TO Wheal Of Fortune IMovie TO S c o o b y O o o 3:30 films will last about two hours. There is no admission 11:30 " secondary audiences " expected to be sponsors. 2 B arn e y M iller 8:00 ^ Horaeehow Jumping Michelob I Welcome Back. Kotter X Ma^Tyler Moore Show charge. The NFL Story Line By Line 9 C a p ta in K a n g a ro o T O ^ ^ PaeawofdPlue Cup saw time banking. I M.A.S.H. (Exc. Wed.) I Woody Woodpecker 4:00 (£r‘ > i'l U S. Table Tennis (Fri.) TO Richard Simmons Show TO Various Programming 11 AH-StsrSoccer(Mon.) |7 In-School Programming TO N ew t l4 Movie (Tue.) TO Porky Pig-Bugs Bunny 4:30 School §eeks volunteers She’s Betty Vossen at Heritage Savings. TOTOTO Texas 18 Of Gene Scott On Hebrews TO Ghost And Mrs. Muir B;30 TO Lottery Show (Thur.) A F T E ^ O O N TO 22 Alive BOLTON - Bolton Center School is compiling a com­ ® Pearls (Exc. Wed.. Fri.) 9 G lltig sn s Island As the head teller, she makes sure that ’ l2:00 3:30 4^ N ew s 8 V erlo u s P rog rem m in g munity resource directory in which people in the com­ I t Electric Company (Tue 9 1 8 News iFHntstones ' 24 In-School Progremming munity, who are willing to share their knowledge and things run smoothly at the windows. Betty W ed.) l8 Llvlru) Faith E _ ESPN College Basketball TO C a rto o n s 5 35 TO TO TO Card Sharks Show (FrI.) 9:00 experience with school students, are identified. TO M ovie C on tin u e s(T h u r.) 24 Verlous Programming adds tellers and even works at the window ® Villa Alegre 9. Tom A nd Je rry 5.48 iHOUKAiCOnCflM/ Those interested in participating in the program are I Dream Of Jeannie I Brady Bunch TO Movie iMTSMTATt i4 IXIT f t SN.V1N LA M Electric Company (Mon., asked to identify their occupation, other jobs they have 3.58 8 TO P h il D on ah u e Show TO Family Feud BAST HAATVOnO SS*-SeO herself to save you time. With prompt, ® Sesam e Street ■AAOAM tunwaa oailv g Thor.) 8 J o e F ra n k lin S how PUISr SHOW ONLY St.SO held, their hobbies, and any subject they would enjoy X » FYI 5 50 12:25 4:00 TO Celebration Of The Eucharist efficient service, she gets you out of the bank 2 4 3-2-1 Contacti'xc. Fri.) $ New Jersey Report THC MOST speaking about. X John Davidson Show (Exc 24 S e sa m a S tre et They are also being asked what age students they Thur.) u ^ tpa BS ifiU TEHflIFVING sooner. And you can find Betty at the Main NIGHTMRAC OF prefer to talk to and whether it be large or small groups ol D O I T d a i l y - B E CHILDHOOD students. Office here in Manchester. IS RBOOT S.MART and read the nitMANCUEm ii For more information about the program call Richard C ' CHRISTMASI POUCE UNION PKSENTS _ _ iVF m iu n R T You can also find her busy planting her Almanac in the Kvenine COIN SHOW Packman, principal, at 643-2411 or Joanne Levy, guidance H e r a ld SUNDAY, DEC. 7ttl B A ZA A R I counselor, at 643-5166. backyard flower garden. Betty prides 10 AM. to 5 P.M. B ^ E T ^ —mmnism— I SUN Students lo take tests herself on growing the XNTIQUI SHOW S SALE Knights of Coiumbus Sat., Dec. 6 | Hall BO LTON — Grade 8 students at Bolton Center School most beautiful roses iM M n i M M l SOM 138 Main 8t. 10 am - 4 pmi DOUBLE BILL! will participate in the Differential Aptitude Testing the in Manchester. She puts lU M N s r a n Manchaatar, Conn. l U I T i t l W week of Dec. 8. M o t s m CaMCTOT 8 11 SI mmsm ot si.s M ill. RE TCkEV IP ON TWO I Vernon Manor; _ r a E i m s mwm weaknesses and readiness for algebra or a foreign WEEkEM)": 0E( EMHER 6ih AM) Tih-ITlh AM) g 180 Regan Road ° n p U Q H C U T Whether it’s a deposit or U lh . THE PAHISH EVCOM^iSSE.S THE\OHTH A\l) language so that an appropriate academic program can g Vernon 8 L O m iO N C yORTH WEST SECTlOyS OF MANCHESTER. Pl.EA^^ Susan ol Sesame Street NOW In STEREOPHONIC SOUNO be planned and provide. withdrawal, she’ll show HE RECEI-TISE TO THE \OIlNTKVR HKIM.IM. Treat yoursel/(o uny one of our five S 3 . 101 THE (ONEIDENTlAl ( ENM > EOHM THANk R egular R IB E Y E ...... 69 you a better way to save most pc^pti/or dinners, and ive II treat YOl EOR 10l R (.RA( lO l N t.OOPERAIION TEE R egular S I R L O I N ...... $4.19 ' 4 fwruki^nwr UriNji "ouUidw" Mill ba afela lo ptrh up t form al rkurrk. lo ^/our choice of ony dessert and Parents^ workshop time banking. beverage (except mi/kj ft's our of • f hmww It j# n i m wii. I M&gyELETTES STEAK & SHRIMP .. .$4.99 FATHER PHIUP SHKRllMN saying (hunks for timing u»i(h us a// set in Rham district FATHER EMILIO PADhLl I year Dinner*, also include AliYou Regular PRIME RIB . . .$5.29 CEOEBE Can Eat salad bar. baked potato and warm roll with butter T-BONE STEAK ...... $5.59 HEBRUN — Dr. Merle Karnes of the University of Tidtfts It Itlle't t tnam Illinois, will conduct a district-wide workshop for parents m j & 0-* DEC. 5 a 6 of Koiak ■ ■ ■ ■ CUT OUT THIS COUPON I M B f p B B I CUT OUT THIS COUPON H I of students in Regional District 8, Hebron, Andover, and th e -I/VM NOT AN ANIMAL! Marlborough, Dec. 9 at 7:30 p.m. Or iocii Haller ELVIN BISHOP m a n c h e s t e r I AM AHUMAN BEING! The meeting will be in the activity room at the Condutlo* t t*rinct *7 It dw IHEINLSPOIS s y m p h o n y Siuort Ci1le»p)e I .AM...A MAN!" Marlborough Elementary School on School Road. Choral AAojier MON. DEC. aih s<*^.!L48 ii ^ .U .4 8 Dr. Karnes is an internationally known educator and o rc h e s tra THE SwvvtgL GtptAd OB cfKK« ol MytuQe md (MiMd | I Savngt tUpond on cNhu o' Dertfigt and disun research specialist, in the field of curriculum develop­ and chorale GLENN PHILLIPS THE I Free dessert an d beueroge Ufiih (he ■2 it dMT 2Sc b*r Free deaerl ond beueroge wiih the | ment with young gifted and creative children. She will be SEEENDiriTY choice o/(he/oifoufing dinoefs . I ch oice of the following dinners BI mw . IssTH 'iatioH t dMMitic be«r.tetM«n t-10 addressing parents of preschoolers and of primary EI^PHaNT HEG. HIB EYE HEG. PRIME RIB REG. RIB EYE REG. PRIME RIB students. TUE8. DEC. 9th s ir a s REG. SIRLOIN T-BONE STEAK I I REG. SIRLOIN T-BONE STEAK Dr. Karnes will talk to parents as to how they can use Sirnvmi SOUTH PAW «MflN STEAK & SHRIMP I I STEAK & SHRIMP the Karnes activities at home with their children. The 4 *2 It 9o«r ^ prk* irinks ter TINY TIM ‘ Prtme Rib Oinneis ssrvtd daily Hotti 4 00 pm arid all | I Prime Rib dmneis served daily Horn 4 00 pm and all elementary schools in the district will be using her day Sunday Cannot be uMd m combination with i day ^nday Cannot be used tn combination with Main Office: 1007 Main Street, lid its between t-10 curriculum in the Gifted/Talented Program. SUNDAY other discounts At Participatino Sleakhouses I other discounts At Paridpattno Steakhouses Manchester 649-4586 w m Those planning to attend or those having questions WED. DEC. 10th K-Mart Office; Spencer Street. Manchester 649-:i007 DEC.7, 1980 Offer good Offer good should call the office of the elementary school in their 4:00 P.M. NOT QUITE JEMYOUE Dec 5 thru Dec 5 thru town. Coventry Office: Route 31 742-7321 lennerly DC STM SMP T M O m of l,iugh-ln Dec 21. 1980 Dec 21. 1980 Tolland Office: Route 195, ' i mile south of I 86. Manchester High School ■2 I t deer liY priM drinki Exit 99 872-7387 for ladlei between l- t NU PABBta COUPON I Named president-elect 100 YEARS OF South Windsor Office: 29 Oakland Road 644-2484 FRI. DEC. 12th PC FARM INGTO N- Hartwell G. Thompson. M.D., head Moneymarket in Food Market: West Middle ITALIM MUSIC Ponderosa serves of neurology in the School of Medicine, has been chosen Overture to the Opera Semiramis IGGY POP Turnpike in the Manchester Parkade .R o ssin i president-elect of the Association of University of *S tttm e t t i t deer Moneymarket in Highland Park Market: Messa di Gloria -Puccin) The Army was Professors of Neurology. MandMittr—1M SpMctr Strsal Highland Street. Manchester Orchestra and Chorale SAT DEC. 13lh no laughing (lUvar LanaJ Thompson has been associated with the 140-member Paul Kelly, Tenor JOHNATHAN EDWARPS matter until group since its founding in 1967. Hirttonl—On Yros|Mct avtmia Howard Sprout. Bass Baritone *S idyince *f it dMr ludy Benjamin He is due to become its president in 1982. The current Pines of Rome Mooh north ol KIng'i) president is W illiam Landau, M.D., chairman of COMING R j joined it. neurology and neurosurgery at Washington University UM KC. 17 - Jm lett Watarhwy—400 C h iu Avi. Saw CtOMK 1 $brfeirti t2.M School of Medicine in St. Louis. KC It ■ boM FM il Nati (wMt ol Walorhury Plau) TicWi tniGUe: PRIVATE Thompson lives at 12 Mountain Rd., West Hartford. KC 2t, 27 ■ SikiHttaM TWSBAT.BICfaKII M n ' i Ihiic Slnp SNIWTMI; l:IIPM Windsor—oeo Windsor AtrooM • ■dfc)*>.-n,» -WN.UK- t-i, \ M M it llem< Sm s AUttATt; sue BENJAMIN (In Wbidoor Shoiwhn Contor) *r'iUt.«t •>* toi cw « ’ .’'Oi >' DO IT DAILY - PLAY BETTER BRIDGE by reading For FurttMT intorm*flon TNI 06681 PLEASE CAaTHEATRE Oswald Jacoby and Alan Sontag’s column in the Evening Call; 633-2419 WilllmanUc FOR SCREEN TRIES CALL 423*0078 Herald EVENING HERALD. Thurs., Dec. 4, 1990 - 23 22 - EVENING HERALD. Thurs., Dec. 4, IWO Vernon officers Bolton cadets tell of academy ■r South Windsor school t'l.* can have beards best educations you can get." He honor through competition. By DOININA HOLLAND The United States Coast Guard Is a Hopper said he learned about the VERNON — Members of the Vernon Police Depart­ Herald Reporter military service which in time of said, " I knew it would be a challenge ment can now grow beards. Mayor Marie Herbst has lists honor students academy through Ryba and had peace functions as a humanitarian and there's no doubt about it, it is a ruled. But she has attached some provisions to her ruling. BOLTON - Peter Ryba, age 22, challenge," , visited It a few times. He said, "I arm of the Department of Transpor­ The mayor's office received a grievance on Nov. 21 Michaela Willoughby, and Phillips. Jacqueline has the distinction of being the first Ryba, whose major is economics was really impressed, it's real com­ . SOUTH WINDSOR - tation and in time of war as a highly signed by Officer David M. Shapera, shop steward for the Denis WImhish. Piechowski, Thomas Pitzi, young man from Bolton who was management, said he “loves it (the petitive. I would do it again. The following Is the honor specialized segment of - the U.S. police union, pertaining to the denial of Police Chief Her­ K erry'T'ola, Dawn Reilly. accepted into the United States Coast academy) and absolutely would do it roll for the first marking Navy. Hopper's major is civil man Fritz to allow uniformed police officers to grow and Grade 8 Scott Reilly, Neil Rittenband, Guard Academy in New London. p e r io d a t Timothy High Honors The Coast Guard, the smaRest of again." engineering. He said, "There s so wear beards.. Melissa Robbins, Stephanie Ryba will graduate from the He is a quarterback for the Coast Edwards School. John Adamo, Karlyn Ann the Armed Forces, is divided into un­ many things to do, there s unlimited Chief Fritz, in his ruling, said he had to protect the im­ Kodonis, Jennifer Roasitto. Academy in May. Guard Academy Bears (football Andersen, Katherine Bourke, its so small that command respon­ career possibilities" age of members of the force. Kimberly Sample, Morgan Cadet 1st Class Ryba (1st class is Grade 9 Rebecca Bowman, Karen Sandquist, Kimberly Ann sib ility is thrust upon o fficers team ) and plays basketball and soft- Mrs. Herbst said that after reviewing the information equivalent to a fourth-year college He is on the academy s wrestling High Honor* Burt, Duane Chase, Mary Cor­ Sampson, William Sawyer. relatively early in their careers. ball. He is bear keeper for "OBJEE presetted to her she is agreeing to allow the uniformed student I is the son of Mr and Mrs. team which has been the New Christine Albano, Mark mier, Robert Elliot, James William ^ eery. The sole purpose of the United 28 " who is the team mascot, an 85- officers to grow and wear beards, but with some Henrv Ryba of Notch Road. England Championship lor Division Beltram ello, Todd Blake, Grace, Brian Gutherie, Elizabeth Schumacher. States Coast Guard Academy is to pound black bear. Christopher Hopper, age 19, is the III schools for the last two years. provisions. Margaret Bohls, Thomas Kathleen Gworek, Rebecca Nancy Scyocurka, Jill produce officers who can respond to Ryba said the bear's name is short second Bolton resident who was The first provision calls for the Grooming Standards Carroll, Deanna Chechile, Hortin, Andrea Jackson. Sedlock, Laurie Shaw, Ellen that challenge. for objectionable because black Kimberly Jones, Michael accepted into the academy. ■* Neither Ryba nor Hopper saw the Committee of the Police Department to submit to the Geoffrey Citron, Maria Den­ Shea, Kevin Shepard. Randy The Coast Guard Academy bears lend to be objectionable, at Koenig, Richard Lavey, Simonoff, Lisa Smith. Cadet 3rd Class Hopper (3rd class discipline of academic life as a mayor for approval, a reasonable guideline for the nis, Michelle Deskus, graduate must serve a minimum of times. grooming of beards before allowing an officer to grow Kathleen Galvin, Thomas Christine LaVoe, Helen Stephanie Snyder, David is equivalent to a second-year college problem. five years as a Coast Guard officer. He is a member of the Rugby Club Geary, Karen Klute, Linda LeClair, Keith McCarroll. Sturgis. Cosmos Tedone, Lisa student) is the son of Mr and Mrs. Hopper said, "You're all in the one. Maria Michelizzi, Geraldine The academy offers a wide variety and a pistol expert. He writes for The mayor also said she reserves the right to review, Krawski, Maureen Leavitt, Turgeon, Suzanne Warner. Albert Hopper of Birch Mountain same boat when you arrive and Nugent, Douglas Patrick, Jason Wentzell, Eric of majors, scholars programs, Howling Gale, a cadet magazine, and amend or revoke these guidelines should the effective Robert McAndrew, Judith Road Ext you're forced to change. It doesn t Christopher Hopper, left, and Peter Ryba, the first Bolton Thomas Policelli, Stephen Wetherell, John Whalen. postgraduate education, specialized is on the Tide Rips (yearbook) Com­ functioning of the department, or Ute legitimate interests McCarthy. Appointments as cadets are made take long." ReffSl, Gretchen Reis, Thomas Whalen. Susan Wilson training, summer programs, mittee. residents to be appointed to attend the U. S. Coast Guard Daniel Murphy, Laurie solely on the basis of an annual Ryba said, "It's a m atter of of the town be hindered in any way by the wearing of the Salvatore Ricciardone. and (diaries J. Woska. athletics and extra curricular ac­ Ryba will be one of 89 cadets Academy, stand proudly in their uniforms. Ryba, who will be Murrin, Kelly Prendergast, nationwide competitive examination. adjusting to a new lifestyle. It s beards. Joselyn Reever, Laura Rioux, Matthew Saimond, Emily Grade 7 tivities. representing the Coast Guard at the Her final provision is that the officers of the depart­ Shapiro. Ronald Sheklin, There are no political appointments. strict and all that but they're not graduating next May, was the first Bolton resident to be so Catherine Ryan, Linda High Honors Cadet Ryba said he liked what the upcoming presidential inaugural ment who opt to grow and wear beards must hold the Carol Sherlock, Cynthia Ann Last vear there were about 7.000 asking anything that's too difficult. honored. Hopper was the second. Schako, Amy Schmaling, Jarrett Adams, Sara academy had to offer, “It s one of the parade His company earned that town harmless should any injury occur to that officer in David Schulman, Christine Sherris. David Smith. Janet applications for 350 appointments. Starkweather. Kathleen Bahler. Deborah Benway, the line of duty as a direct result of the wearing of a Shaker. Paula Sivo, Pelica Karen Berman, Janet Strouch, Damien Tedone, Whitlock and Kimberly beard. Talcottville fair Young Blenkowski, Robin Charanian. The mayor said that exclusive of her personal opinion, Steven Topper, Pamela Honors Julie Cote. Jon Eriksson, Don­ Vanhalsema. Anne Wilkins, relative to the wearing of beards by uniformed members Saturday will be Kris Kringle Bazaar day at the Talcottville Craig Anderson. Elizabeth na GIrardin. Cynthia Hatala. and Glory Wilson. of the department, she wanted to point out that grooming Gongregational Church at the corner of Main Street and Elm Hill Asplund, Lisa Bailargeon, Susan Ingalls. Christine standards make the identification of individuals as" police Road. Beverly Holt, left, chairman of the luncheon committee and HONORS Michelle Barnett. Jamie Baz- LaFleur, Beth LaHickey. Michaela Manley. Paul officers easier. Kurt Alver, Kenneth Ander­ zano, Patricia Beaudoin. CHRISTMAS GIFT Jackie Knox, chairman of the Christmas decorations committee, Melocowsky, Allison Miller. She said they insure that the citizens of Vernon are son. Catherine Aubin, Karen Pamela Beebe, Matthew Bell, SHOP EARLY FOR BEST SELECTION aware of police presence and they protect the image of arrange some of the many items that will be on sale. These include Bailey. Lisa Barnett, Sylvain Beloin, Patricia Juanita Perkins. Michael Plourde. Deborah RIousx, police officers In order to facilitate the effective function traditional Chrfstmas decorations, handmade items, international Kathleen Batrna, Erica Baz- Bennett, Eric Bergman. Lauren Bjorkland. Donald Kelly Scanlon, Mark Shepard. of the police department. gifts, antiques, attic treasures and such and a snack bar. The fair will zano, Angela Beland, Laurie Bengtson, Beverly Bennett. Boudreau. Janice Brand. Lin­ Suzanne Sheppard. Shung Shapera commented that he's pleased that the mayor is Emkarr, Gdyle Spelman. start at 10 a m. (Herald photo by Pinto) Peter Blume, Howa1"d da Champagne. Allison Cohen. enlightened enough to realize that police officers Kevin Sullivan. Katie Boerschinger, Shawn Bolden. Sandra Colacclno, Joseph shouldn't be denied the rights other people have. Colasanto, Charlene Collins. Welschendel. Paul Zimmer Jilane Borges, Kathleen Honors Chief Fritz commented that the mayor had done an ad­ Bowden, Wendy Brazalovich, Christine Colton. Jonathan Alan Andrews. Jennifer SALE mirable job of outlining the conditions to allow the CRCOG asKs officials Scott Brines. Timothy Caffyn, Cottle. growing of beards but was a little disappointed at her Diane Covensky, Rhonda Ault, Daniel Baker, Donna 'S)v«CO\' 'VvnVJ'tj Karen Caso, Judi Champ, , % OFF Craddock, Martha Dabroi, Beland. Corinne Benda. Thouiandt of iterm from reversal of his decision. Annette Cicero, James PINE INDIAN IMPORTS It had also been pointed out that beards could be Colgan. Kimberly Daniolos, Jay Christopher BigUn, Frederick name brand tcatrhe$ to to determine priorities Bloom. Andrea Bortolan. • O fesses dangerous if an officer is in the process of apprehending John Collins, Cheryl Colton, Darrah, Michelle Davis. John ro$metict & ffifu! • men s & nvomen s shirts Stanley Budarz. David VERNON — The National Association energy management bills in 1980 and both William Comstock, Kris Delmonte, .Thomas Dennis. • S kirts someone and also that a beard might hinder an officer Burnett, Lisa Chessey, Joseph LIGGETT contain provisions for regional involve­ Daipozzol, John J. Damato. Nicholas DePasquale, in the mall, tri city plaza, who luid to give mouth to mouth resuscitation. of Regional Councils (NARC) has asked Claffey, Beth Clark, Cheryl ment. Lorraine Davern, Mark Elizabeth DiCorleto. 'Tammy PAAKAPE PIWMACY vernon the Capitol Region Council of Cohen, Scott Crittenden. Officials said the bills vary widely in Devney, Sean Downey, Dugay, Allyson Kelley Esten. Governments iCRCOG) to assist in iden­ Christopher Datello. Maria their funding levels and program struc­ Michael Doyle, Patrick Mary Farris, Peter Ferwer- tifying seven areas where it should focus Dalamagas, Matthew ture and that it isn’t likely that a final bill Dreher, Leslie Drost, Michele da. Timothy Fetzko. Donald Suspended cop national legislative efforts. In turn, E. Fornwalt, Monique E. Danigelis. Kristen Denschick. can be negotiated in the lame-duck session Dufresne, Paul Dull, Sheila CROCG is asking local officials to do the Duval, Christoper Ertel, Sean Fournier, Barbara A. Fran­ Jenny DeRosa. Mark Dettori. because of time constraints and conflic­ same. Evans, Gurrie Fandozzi, cis, Ann Frechette. E ric Mary Beth Drachenberg, seeKs back pay ting legislative priorities. Officials said a Terrence Dyal. Walter Er- CRCOG officials said as 1981 ap­ Michael Fish, Eliza Fisher, Fromerth, Daniel C. Geary. manski IV. Susan Evans proaches, an air of uncertainty is sur­ new bill will almost certainly be in­ Adrienne Fitzpatrick. Gary Geiger. VERNON — Sgt. John Shea, of the Vernon Police Christine Ferguson. Daniel facing. They said this marks the beginning troduced next year if the lame-duck Matthew Galameau. Michael Lanae Gerber, Nancy Marie Fisher. Stephen Gavini. Department, who returned to duty Tuesday, after being Congress fails to act. Galameau. Donna Garofalo. Girard. Rachel Glater. James of a new presidential term as well as new Douglas Gentile. Jaime suspended from the force for three months, five weeks of Another 1980 priority was general Karen Gavini, David George. Goldman, Stephen Gough. congressional session. They said funding Gerardo, Darin Greer. it without pay. is contesting the decision to withhold his revenue sharing. Officials said if revenue Randy Ginsburg. Robin Good. Keith Gruver, Ann Marie for numerous CRCOG activities could be Heather Hartl. Mary WINE A salary. sharing is reauthorized it will not be an William Grace, Jason Hargrove, Kimberly Harris, severely impacted Angela Hatala, Kimberly Hawrylko, Christopher \ Shea will go to a hearing before the state Board of issue in 1981. unless a House amendment Guilmette, Sharon Gutkowski. GLASS HOLDER The Capitol Region Council has listed 21 Hobson. Catherine Hoffman. Healey. Patrick Infante. Mediation and Arbitration Monday to contest the decision requiring annual appropriations is passed. Kimberly Hall, Brenda priorities from which local officials can Hamilton. Michael Harm. Kenneth Hunter. liana Cynthia James. Kelli Kaz- ^ Reg. 22.95 NOW to withhold his salary. Another 1980 priority was rural develop­ marski. Kecia Kinder. Lisa \ choose or they can also add other items. Colleen Hartl, Randy W Hutensky, Kimberly lacobuc- Shea has been on the police force for some 14 years. Klebarl, Robert Klute, The list includes; Integrated en­ ment appropriations. Officials said in­ Hirth, Nell Homish, Jeffrey ci. Brian Ingerto. Paula The decision to suspend him was made by Police Chief Michelle Lerz, Carrie Lussier. vironmental planning, clean air, water creasing funding for Section 111 so that Hudgins, Wendy lacampo. Johnston. Andreas Jucker. 17.95 Herman Fritz in connection with an alleged incident that (Thristine Mainelli. Michael the circuit riding'initiative ca"h get un­ Tod Ingraham. Jill Sandra Kalnins, Kenneth quality, air and water appropriations, Mansfield. Leslie Margolin. happened while Shea was off-duty last June. derway while rural development planning Jahrstorfer, Beat Jucker. Kausch. Lisa Kerns. Justin ^ T t m r m a c y solid wastes, energy conservation, energy Megan McGuire, Candace David Shapera, union shop steward for the police union, activities continue, will be a key issue in Christa Jucker. Rose Kallai. Kristan. impact assistance, aging, emergency Morgester, Jenell Munson 455 HARTFORD ROAD. MANCHESTER WOODSIDE ANTIQUES BUTING has questioned whether a violation actually occurred. 1981. They said implementing of the new Ellen Kasper, Matthew Keen, Suzanne Kromer. Lori Lata. ;\ medical services and human resources Mark Murphy. Wendy 7 7 DAYS A WEEK-8 A.M. TO 0 P.M.^ The alleged incident involved a disagreement at a local legislation and funiling will be issues. Brian King, Lori Krist. Kerri Joanne LaVoie, Michelle coordination Nowak. Michael Oswald. John Lauck. Dawn Lee. Christina LeBlanc, Martin Lee, Scott Ir5 2 ^ iFOii AU iMQPPtM) cafe. Also: Regional review and comment In the area of economic development, Parenchuck, Sandra Parker. Shapera feels the five weeks suspension without pay Leete, Kristina Lenz, Marcia I-eland, Sean Leonard. Paul officials said if Congress decides to extend Sara Passaretti. Lajos process, federal grants reform, general Leonard, Thomas Lovett, Levasseur. Kathryn GOLD. SILVER was much too long for the so-called offense. He said this Patrissi. Marc Patten. the present Economic Development Act involvedone-tenthofShea'ssalary for the year Shea had revenue sharing, rural development j , ap Toby Lussier, Jean Lyons, Lohmann. Nicole Loiselle. until September 1981, a major effort will Melissa Phillips. Heather / Marie MacAlpine. Paul Michele Lowcavage, Leesa WENTIRSTUTLTOITRESraT ^ n suspended from the force for three months development Pitts. Ellen Pitzi. Evan . K .„„rVino HUD ( omprehcnsive Planning Program have to be made in 1981 for a new Public Mailhot. Mailhot. Amy Marques. • CUu N|i • Imlii • Cm i and Ute salary was withheld for the last 25 working days. Plumley, Kevin Reiner. Works and Economic Development Act Peter Mancini, Kevin Darlene Martin, Ann Mane THKTORO housing agricultural land protection Brigitte Rivard. Richard • MoM « W « bill Manley. David Martinez. Martocchio, Michele Mattera. A fOWOSaOTSL. r o v D s i highway trust fund transportation ap Roback. Jeffrey Rosen. Peter • tn Jkilwi Sihv Kerry McTeague, Cheryl Inna Maymin Michael f ' " ^ propriations, and railroads Ryan. Suzanne Sassn. Paul rORAWl Family workshop Mellen, Matthew Mjkkelson. McCaffrey, Maureen The priorities that were top Issues for Scheidel i ^ CnUTHiSSASS? * 1 0 9 * * Ambulance plan Vaughn Modeen, Debora McDonald. William Mitchell. TOP PRICES PAIDl! 1980 int-luded energy eonservation \ KRNON— There will be a Family Ad­ Debra Singer Virginia Muller. Timothy Murphy. Judi Sherry Molloy, Thomas * * * ION bonui on cliit ringi with this ad * * * Snyder. Kory Sorenson. t m WITH 1 00 'THERMAL C’RCOG ofticials said efforts to build a vent Workshop and potiuck supper Sunday Murtha. Corrine .Nelson. Monsees, Josephine Moz- Jewell Spencer Jeffrey causes concern strong role for regional councils m energy from 4 to 7:30 p.m. at the First Douglas Newman, Karen zicato. Eric Neal —— J "W'E sER yicE PLASTIC cord. Squillante. Joann Stefaniw. management and energy impact Congregational Church of Vernon. Owens. Robert Paggioli. Neil Melissa Neel. Kathleen Craig Surber, Julie Sweeney, ^ RESELL C A P IT O L T m assislance legislation and program ac­ There will be crafts, a potiuck supper Parille, Kristin Person, Noonan, Lesley Ohlfho, Eileen $100 **“ ' VER.NON — A proposal presented to the Curriculum K im Tomolonis, Paul tivities as well as funding, are issues. and a special program in the sanctuary. Odach. Gudrun Olesen. Mark Committee of the Board of Education Wednesday night Steven Prichard. Kevin Tourtelolte. Heather Wojcik. EQUIPMENT The Junior Pilgrim Fellowship will partic- Plourde. Susan Quigley, Den­ Parenchuck. Harry Park. 110 PINE ST .MANCHESTER PHONE 643-4630 concerning the implementation of a Volunteer Am­ They said the full senate has passed and Lisa Wolff and Mary Beth 38 MAIN ST., MANCHESTER COrnerolHTFO RO AND PINE ST HOURS 9*5 the House Interstate and Foreign pate in the workshop. The Senior Pilgrim nis Raposa Nanev Pec)t. Jay Petersen. bulance (^rps Program at Rockville High School, posed Christopher Phillips, Laureen Ziegra 843-7958 (OLD KINGS BLDG I Commerte Committee has reported. Fellowship will not meet. Denise Rezende. Lucille some concern for the committee and school personnel. Rios, Christopher Robbins. Last summer Mayor Marie Herbst asked Dr. Bernard Sujata Roy, William Roy. Sidman, superintendent of schools, to consider the im­ Virginia Russell. Cindy W M *■ IH m |W i . iw w 0« KX BXOM10 la M W || plementation of such a program which is already in the Group home plan to air Schofner, Robert Schukei. D. MIRUCKI’S I Tolland and Ellington schools. Dawn Sedar. Laura Siegel. lAMANA ClairecBellino and John Bellino, teachers at the high \KKNO.N — The Planning Commission on a 24-hour-a-day basis. Scott Simler. Evan Skolnick, ROOFING, GUTTERS! 7 school, on request of Dr. Sidman. investigated the will conduct a public hearing at 7:30 p.m. Some residents of the area have in­ Amy Sm ith. Christopher programs in the other two school systems Mrs. Bellino in the Memorial Building on a request of dicated they would support having such a Smith. Robert Spooner, ROOF LEAKS FLO^s CAKE I MICROWAVE told the committee that they see a lot of good things but the Capitol Region Education Council for facility as long as the Planning Commis­ Cynthia Stewart, Cynthia i Striebel. Brendan Sullivan. they don't think they can jump into the program at a special permit for a group home at 37 sion sets stringent guidelines for it. Commercial and Residential; Elm St. Members of the Northwest Rockville Christine Sullivan, Michael Rockville High. Sullivan, Cara Taback. Kerrie lee Flo for Special The council is asking to use the St. Neighborhood Association have said, they. Z'i! EMERGENCY SERVICE $ 2 2 8 0 Mrs. Bellino said, "I think our prime purpose is to Robin Thomas, educate the students. I have serious concerns about the Anthony Nursing Home for a group home would want to prohibit th e^ u n cil from Robert Tremblay, Elizabeth 649-6075 Holiday Cakes. students being out of school that m uch" for emotionally disturbed youths. Plans leasing out other apartmems in the large VanHorn, Sandra Walker, Many gift ideas for the Brian McCartney, principal of the high school, said that are to have the home house eight young home; 'to provide outdoor recreation ac­ Alison Wallis, Renee Warner. people ages 10 to 17. tivities for the residents and to buffer the do-it-yourselfers. B.D. P E A R L &i s o . \ Vernon has a Police Explorers Post and a Junior Fire Department group at the high school but it has'been made Plans are lo operate the facility with a property and to preserve the exterior 191 Cantor 8t. 70 Union 8t. (»1‘> M AIN '» ! . M III " I I K emphatic that these students can't take part in any married couple living in and supervising architectural style of the building. Manchotlor / /Rockvilla emergency at the high school, during school hours. GIFT SUGGESTIONS 6 4 6 -0 2 2 S ______/ / 87S-32S2 At Ellington High School the program has been in "Pint foe EvryttUng Since 1911 effect for about 11 years. It was initiated because that Rockwall Tool Domonstratlon liJ!ie'JOt.lUK town had serious problems providing daytime coverage Pine Decorated for emergencies since most of the volunteers worked out at Glonnoy’s Manchostor Store of town. BONJOUR JEANS Rocker Ellington High School students provide the primary Reg. ‘30-‘36 ambulance coverage from 7:30 a m. to 6 p.m., during FrI. Doc. 5th from 4:00 until 8 P.M. NOW school days and trained faculty members serve as am­ bulance drivers. come and select the right tool for you The elegance of burnished pine The ambulance goes out with a three-man crew —two on a Boston rocker. 7 students holding Emergency Medical Technician (EMT) 7V * Saw VariaMa Speed >26.99 certification and one student who has completed the ad­ Mum Blade Jig Saw vanced first aid and CPR course. g aiu T lf. Select apood . . - 1 PakiW MARLOW’S The students respond only to emergency calls and must Evening Herald DOWNTOWN MAIN «T. MANCHEITER make up the school work missed. 9.8 M i^ for the ^b. 649-8221* The Tolland program was just started this year and motor doubio Ideal tor they are initiating the first phase of long-range goals Insulated Scroll Cutting / which Include the teaching of an advanced first aid doubio Inauiatad ; course and CPR which is offered to interested students ij<4525 and faculty at Tolland High, after school hours. SALE #4320 HENNESSY VSOP The Vernon Ambulance Association is staffed by 16 REG. SALE BRAYS, REG. Cognac 750 ML JEWELRY STORE trained volunteers and provides 24-hour emergency ser *54.99 M2.23 *33.78 Gift tel with vice to Vernon residents and in addition patient transfers■r *39.99 DIAMOND SALE to and from convalescent homes and hospitals (local and two glattet Pendants & Earrings within the state) are provided depending upon the H Ad) Rodiwoil availability of an ambulance and staff. variable Bail Baaring HARVEST HILL The corps is headed by Helen and Keith Philbrick. Mrs. apood drill Orbital Banter up to off Phtlbrick told the teachers that the corps respond to an SUBSCRIPTION 1 /3 preaot and 1200 orbita per W# will purchatf your old gotiTof dH gold average of six calls a day. Maximum coverage is lock at any apaed taken In trade mlnuta awlrt *“22 “ ” MANCHIGTKN available during the evening hours, she said. This year why not give a MANKADI 'MMoAwMn OMmi EMaddWMd Jmwtirr ttor*"" file Bellinos said that the criteria for success of a forwmil or rovorso Free Hnlaiiar 737 Main St. Manehaatar 643-SS17 program involving the students would include the town’s friend or ioved one a gift REQ. SALE •4150 *33.78 SALE *33.78 exhibiting a need and responding favorably to high school subscription to the Evening Herald 39.99 #4420 student personnel; there must be a sufficient number of REG. 33,99 Interest^ faculty and students; an enthusiastic and Cali 647-9946 dedicated student advisor is essential; and the high THE W. Q. GLENNEY CO. school staff must read favorably to students and 330 N. MAIN 8T. .teachers leaving their classes to respond to emergency MANCHESTER 640-5253 calls. I U - EVENING HERALD, Thuni., Dec 4, 1980 EVENING HERALD, Thurs., Dec 4, 1980 - 25 H ip Wtnitd 13 H ip W w iM H ip W itm H ip W tntll 13 Htip Wanted 13 FOUND - White female cat In NURSES . AIDES. PotIUons MECHANIC NURSES AIDES - ^11 and 11- DENTAL ASSISTANT - FuU OFFICE CLERICAL - We PART TIME TELEPHONE Bolton boards discuss Bolton Center. Call Dave or or part time, for Oral have an execeptional oppor­ DISPATCHER - HARTFORD WORK - 8 to 9 p.m Monday Joan at 848-7714 kfter 5 p m available oh 7-3, 4-11, 11-7 EXPERIENCED IN all 7. Weekdays ano weekends. shifts. Good starting wages phases of truck and auto No experience necessary. We S u rn ^ ’s Office, Vernon Cir­ tunity for a hl^ly motivated DESPATCH has opportunity thru Friday. Top Wage L offer 36fper hour wewend cle. Previoua Burgecial or den­ person In our sales depart­ In ourmovltu Division in traf­ Bonus! Mature persons U)ST (m tiband grayJamala . and benefits. Excellent oppor­ rephlr, gas and diesel. fic control. Thorough training tunity to learn nurses aides Minimum five years differential above your hourly tal experience required. Send ment, who has good typing Ereferred. Call Franklin Solar cat, t i i a s ^ tblMitta Marlita resume to Box WW, c/o skills, accurate spelling skills, avalable for "take-charge” in­ town offices in school or a wblatia, PleaM ball after. skills. We will provide you experience. Must have own wage. Mothers: Here's an op­ 1 Vernon, 871-9327. with complete orientation in ’ tools. Start at 47.00 per hour. portunity to supplement your Manchester Herald. enjoys diversification ^ who dividual who will schdule road 4 p.m. Atf for Mary 547-8000 is able to work with a drivers (or long distace MEDICAL SECRETARY, By DONNA HOLLAND that option is that you’re separating the school Into two or88M7SS...vU^;,.:;:.,,, your poeltion, as well as on the All fringe benefits. For ap­ family Income by working job (raining. Ajipty; Riverside pointment, call 688-7686. weekends at Riverside Health CAR WASH ATTENDENT minimum of supervision. moving. Interesting, career RECEPTIONIST. Herald Reporter separate areas with town offices In between. Healtb Care e n ter. 528-2li^.: ’ Care Center. We offer paid WANTED - Monday thru Some dictation. Excellent ‘ for cosi-wise id- Experienced responsible per­ IMPODNDfib Y Femaie Friday, 9 to 4.10 years old or fringe benefit package with a Jlvldual. Busy, active office In BOLTOIN — The Board of Selectmen and the Board of Preuss didn’t feel It would be ’’conducive to the Baagtib, St. 'James School." HOUSEKEEPER WANTED sick days, paid holidays, 2 son wanted for secretarial and ( for apartment in East Hart- weeks vacation after 1 year, over. Must be dependable. 37Vk hour work week. Please East Hartford. Good memory, receptionist duties in Education met Wednesday night to once again discuss the educational process to put town offices In the middle of Contact:'. Manchester Dog." WQMAN is and over to work' Call 875-6905 after 6:00 p.m. call or mall your resume and good health vital. Long Warden at 646-4565, tord..CaO after 6:00 pjn., 628- paid Blue Cross/Blue Shield, progressive Vernon Der- possihiiity of the town using schooi space for town of­ schools.” i in plastic 'manufacturing full. - ■ . tree major medical, disability salary reoulrementa to: The workday, shortened because matolon office. Full time fices. Ryba said the north wing would need extensive amlpart afajfts. Cau 646- and life insurance with pro­ BOOKKEEPER­ Carlj)le Johnson Machine you are making important days. Many benefits. Salary roiJND ^ callisd 2820. between : 10)60 4.m. and SECRETARY - SECRETARY for smaU but Company, Box K, Buckland decisions all day long. You The discussion during most of the meeting was a repeat renovations. young female Oat."Ooriier of rated benefits (or part time commensurate witn "4;00p.m. MANCHESTER td 410,000, employees, ^ p ly Riverside fast arowing Manchester Station, Manchester, Conn. will use computer keyboard experience. Call 646-2075. of earlier discussions of both boards. By the end of the School board members were concerned that If the dvll Grant and Columbus. Call 647-. Stand, a must, benefits, fde firm. Must be experienced in 00040: Attention Personel and electric typewriter to 8376. ' Health Care CmVer, 746 Main night it appeared the school board m i^t be willing to defense room was given up, students would lose the only .Contemporary Women, Street, East Hartford. all phases of office Department. Phone 643-1531. complete Bills ol Lading and Homes For Sale 23 give up some rooms in the 5-8 Building and town officials phys ed facility In that building. SALESWOMAN for retail 0td, 627-2Ml. ' procedures, or willing to EOE, M/F. Driver Papers. Paid pension James Marshall, school board member, said, “It’s not LOST -Two yearqid black Cat' fabric store. Part tlihe with learn. A good aptitude with and insurance benefits. Apply might be willing to use them. with-white .markings on some experience hectsury. eWE’RE looking for TWO PART TIME MORNINGS, EXECUTIVE HOUSE - figures a must. Send resume Personnel Manager, There is still a problem of which rooms in that building worth that much, but It gives us an athletic facility.” Janitorial help needed. 2)4 NEEDED IMMEDIATELY. Contemporary. Cathederal forehead. Answers’ to Retail, experience preferred. seU-mbtlyated iSales -Peqple and salary requirements to: HARTFORD DESPATCH, 225 ceilings. Three bathrooms. school board members would be willing to relinquish and Allen said the south wing of the 5J1 Building could be ‘‘Amos,” Vicinity WOodbridge' Apply. So-TPro Fabrics,. Burr for onr Manchester Offl^ hours each morning. Must Full time medical secretary. have own transportation. Call Box X, c/o M anchester Prospect Street, EJast Hart­ Walk-in closets. Nine rooms. turned over to the town by the end of this school year. Street area. Reward. Call 6«- Corner Shopping Center, ilS l. Earnings up to ydu! Group Experienced in billing and ford, or send resume. Please whether the town would be willing to accept ttem. ^6488845 between 11-^.m. Herald. other office procedures. Rep­ 2355 square feet living area 2 Carol Levesque suggested the school board give the 7466. Tolland Turnpike, Wolverton. Agency, Realtors. do not phone. EOE. Both boards plan to meet separately to further discuss •sssssswsssssswtwSssstsssV-' Manchester. ■ . ■. . , 649-2813. ly Box Y in care of the Herald. car garage. For sale or rent. the matter. The selectmen will lay out their preferences town the entire 5-8 Building and begin the necessary BABYSITTER WANTED 7:00 HELP WANTED - Cutting Evenings 549-5635, or 643-9508. Pahonala . 2 tool manufacturer has for space at their Dec. 16 meeting. The school board changes to the K-4 Building to convert It to a K-8 a.m. to 6:00 p.m., Monday NURSES AIDES. Experience thru Friday. Adams Street opening (or experienced plans to discuss the matter at its Dec. Informational Building. She felt it should be done right away. UNATTACHED? Meet new preferred. Full or part time. . machine operator or machine compatible companions in . TEACHER ‘ Learning area, Manchester. Call $43- meeting. Allen said the 5-8 Building could be turned over to the Immediate openings on 3; 00 to 2060 before 4:00 p.m. operator trainees. Call for in­ Manchester area. Lowest 11:00 p.m. and 11:00 to 7:00 Dlsab'llltids Teacher fdr terview at 643-9501. At times during the meeting First Selectman Henry town by 1885-1886 if construction and renovation to the K- cost, elaborate, confidential Coventry’s Middle School. Ryba and Selectman Douglas Cheney indicated they 4 Building, estimated at 11,188,000 (today’s prices) were a.m. shifts. Contact Mrs, HELP WANTED. Office and. dignified nationwide Ferguson. DNS, at 289-9573.. , Coho! CJertlfiCatlon -required) approved. He said there Is a possibility the amount would system. Free literature. .Contecti Dy- Nlcoletti's office clerk. Full time. Telephone, would like all or part of the K-4 Building. The only school light typing, filing, etc. Com- board member receptive to that idea was John Morianos. be two-thirds relmburseable by the state. Dating of Prestige, at 742-8913. EOR WilUamstown. Mass. 01267. . NAVY VETS. Career Oppor- pany bei ”ts, 843-1496. TELEPHONE OPERATOR School officials reiterated that at no time did they offer William Fehling thought the best option would be to (unities available, (jall PARTTIME - Your telephone RECEPTIONIST, to give up an entire building because there's not that give the town the north wing ol the 5-8 Building and FEMALE ROOMMATE collect, (518 ) 462-4321. 9:00 and our customers... Please WANTED Gu a r d s and experienced. Apply Purdy Program explanation much empty space. renovate two classes In the south wing into a physical WAN13ED in Manchester. Call a.m. to 1:00 p.m. call 628-6631. DISPATCHERS to work in an Corporation. 586 Hilliard St. electronic alarm monitoring Townhouse apartments In Ashford convenient to 1-86 After answering questions from the selectmen that had education facility for about |40,000. 649-0792 days or 646-7674 Manchester. 8494)000. Mr. and Mrs Walter Shanley of East Hart­ program at the school Wednesday night. The evenings. RNS/LPNS - CresUleld Con­ SERVICE STATION central station. Must have a n d U C o n n . been answered previously School Superintendent ^ y - He said, “That sounds more reasonable than a 62,000,- valescent Home. Manchester. ATTENDANTS wanM. Part clean record. References program was designed for the parents of time. Hours flexable, call 633- ford and their son. Roger Mailhoit, listen to mond Allen said. "T think you’re going at it from the hind 000 complex.” 3 p.m to 11 p.m. Excellent checked thoroughly. Huge 2 bedroom m/artments on 50-1- acres ol private. cat li uiil' d s Grade 9 students at the school who have just side." a EMPLOYMENT benefits for part time and full 4166. Immediate pari time weekend Roger Moreau, carpentry instructor at BABYSITTER for 2 children own Iron! entrance. Fully applianced kitchen w)tli di.-lmasli, i entered shop programs. (Herald photo by Allen said the architect researched four options and time employees. Call Mrs. positions opened. For appoint­ Howell Cheney Regional Vocational Grant DNS at1 643643-5151. NURSES AIDES. Full and ment call 2368116. after school. Waddell Rd. dining area, 'z bath down, large livingroom with glass doui in u.ilk Technical School. Manchester, during a Burbank) we're ready with information about those options and PLEASE READ A0VERTISIN6 H ip Wanted 13 part time positloni available area. Call 646-1428 after 5:30. when they can be implemented. < STATION" ATTENDENT on all shifts. Supplement your PART TIME COUNTER out patio Two oversized bedrooms with walkm t l.iscis lull luilis Joseph Haloburdo. school board chairman, said the YOUR AD OEADUNE PART TIME - Earn extra NEEDED - Pari time. Apply income. Holidays are coming HELP wanted, ^ p ly Bess PART TIME SECURITY with private dres.sing room upstairs. Laundry lanlilicsa\,iil;,lil( m money while the kids are In selectmen met with the architect as did school officials 12:00 neon the day in person. Gorins Sport Car, Please apply in person: Maple Eaton Donuts. 467 Hartford GUARDS WANTED par- Classified ads are school. Telephone Solicita­ View Manor, 856 Maple •Rd. Manchester. ticulary on weekends. All basement Beautiful redecoration in process - inside and uiu before the options were worked out. Route 83. Vernon. taken over the phone oviufv puPMOawn. tion. E. Hartford company. A Street, Rocky Hill. shifts available. This is an Conm Sec ( y ’"COUNTRY WITH 'C’ONVKMKM 1-, Imnu He said, "Now you're saying your earlier projected ?;ood telephone voice and dlc- — msamsr ideal position for a retiree ak a convanlanca. His FEMALE HELP WANTED. Marrtsd Couples preferred No PtU From IBO/mooth, Security space requirements that were implemented into the op­ Herald la roaponalMs Dsadfcis lor OaM day lon a must. Hours 9 a m. to I Experienced mature salesper­ WAITRESSES. Full time day TO MiUKniNO who wants to work a steady tions are not adequate " ar4 Monday Is 1 IM p.m. and 5 to 9 p.m. Call Mon. son. Apply in person: and paK'lime night. Apply in EXICUTIVE shift at the same location. For required lor only ono bworract through Fri., 9 a.m. to 1 p.m., person: Tacorral, 246 Broad The director of Product further information, stop In Ryba felt the south wing of the 5-8 Building was not Marlow's. Inc., 887 Main Call 742-641') Inoartlon and than only Noon Friday. Mrs. Williams, 5694993. Street, Manchester. Street. Manchester. Marketing for this fast and see us at Northeast feasible for town office use. lo tho sixa of lha growing, high technology Security, 61 Willard Street, lor an appoinlmeiii Selectman Carl Preuss said one of the difficulties with original Insertion. abctklNTINB AlbE company requires a highly Hartford, or call us at 522- Errors srtileh do not I^ « l opportunitici U> work in skilled person, who is 5143. be oorrqolod by an ad­ clean, pleitant ninoundinp Flexi­ coNsmuenoN maiubeiiiient lesson Ilia vahia of the ditional bMomon. ble b w s Openings available, early Payroll review (Davit-Bacon monitoring): experience in bright, aggressive and momlnfi and late evenings. processing of change orders and construction advances willing to accept varied and Lota-Land tor Sale 24 Another twist: We will train you lo prepare desirable: ability to perform clerical duties of a complex challenging responsibilities. pro d u ^. serve customers and do nature requiring mathematical computations: typing skills Good organizational skills, WANTED BUILDING LOT • general support work Small and reasonable Must be dependable and have necessary plus prior experience in a Manchester or East Hartford town hall use? Eurning Hrrald reliable transpc^tlon. with a desire Detailed position description forwarded on request marketing environment are CASH! Call 289-5300 to serve the public Salary 411.177 desirable. BOI.TON — Another twist to the school space for town For personal interview call the Visit our Personnel Depart­ manager between 2 4 7 p m M9-7738 Connucticut Houaing FInanc* Authority office use saga was brought up Wednesday night when ment today, to discuss this Business Property 26 180 Trumbull SIraat EARN EXTRA MONEY FMEItOlT RESTAURANTS fine opportunity. several residents questioned what was going to be done Hartford, C T 06103 MANCHESTER East Center with the Community Halt if town offices were moved out. 43S mm tt G o n a s c o m F K Street Seven room home Hinciiiglaf. CT S25-9311 Declining enrollment in the schools has resulted in the lOf 0448II All touAi oPFogruxmr tiinortii w/f MSTWMEXTCO. FOR CHRISTMAS. WORK Zoned for professional office possibility of some classrooms being made available to Thi iviragt Atntricin 83 Gerber Road, West use. Immediate occupancy. South Windsor, CT 06074 675,900. Gordon Really 643- the town for office use. ■ptnd 53 m inutti i 3 OR 4 HOURS A NIGHT. 2174. Mrralf) day on ptrionai cart. .UHSEHUBElS!__ About 12 residents attended a meeting Wednesday NOTICiS night with school and town officiais to hear the latest - Loti »rtd Found ASSEMBLER & COIL CALL IVAN AT 647-9946 Real Estate Wanted 28 plans r Ptrtonalt WINDERS - Female Phyllis Daly asked if town officials had any plans for - Announcomonti preferred. Finger dexterity REAL ESTATE WANTED - I - Enitfltmmonl the building once town offices were moved out or "didn't necessary. Experience not AT THE MANCHESTER would like to buy a large - Auclioni ALDWELL necessary. Will train. 4 day duplex from owner. Must have you look that far ahead. " riNANCIAL week. 10 hour day. 7 to 5:3(). 2 car garage Please call She asked. 'Will this building get boarded up like the - Bondt-StOCkt-Morto«9«t at: Able Goil, Howard EVENINGHERA^ private party at 647-1567 or old library"’" - Pertonti Lotnt a Bolton. 649-0644 Barbara Brahaney said she hoped the building (Com­ - inturtneo munity Halil would be thoroughly looked at before the CMnOYMtNT PLAY SANTA CLAUS - Earn - Help WaniMd extra 366 for Christmas town took over one of the schools. - Butinett Opporlunitiet A D V E R T IS m a selling Avon. Call 523-9401. Business & Service Computer demonstration ■She said, "This whole area is historical and to leave > SiluBtion Wantod RATES OIL, Inc. two dead dogs... ft's a beautiful building in the central IDUCATiOM 1 DAY...... 14*Nnmiai BABYSITTER - Mature, Thomas Eaton of Vernon, a student at 9 students had the opportunity to discuss shop part of town and should be saved.” - Pnvaie inttructiont reliable person to care for 3 3 DAYS Dan Whalen said (to the selectmen), “ We've heard a - Schodt-ClatMt Manchester, Conn. year old and 9 month old in Howell Cheney Regional Vocational programs at the school with faculty members - Inatructions Wanted SDAY8 ...12*MiniMi our Manchester home Two lot about what you don't want. What do you want? Why Technical High School, operates a computer and school administrators. (Herald photo by KIAL KtTATK 2SDAY8 ...IVannw days per week, 7:30 to 4:00 can’t you renovate this building’’” p.m. References. Call 646-6668 during a program at the school Wednesday Burbank) - Homeo foi Sale iswoao.saiaM M Mrs Daly asked whether a cost study had been done on - Lott-Land tor Sale after 4:00 p.m. night. During the program, parents of Grade renovating the building and was told one had not been - Invettment Property HAPeY ADS *2.80 M - Businetl property HOME HEALTH CARE done - Retort Property WORKERS urgently needed Robert Fish said if the town took over the 5-8 Building - Real Estate Wanted 649-8841 by Manchester Based Agency, the Community Hall would end up like the old library and MItC. tERViCEB serving 10 towns east df river Waterbury meeting set you just can’t leave it vacant. ' Services Offered Part time or full time, days - Painiing-Papenng if 200 Gallon Minimum only Previous experience as Services Ottered 31 Sanrlcaa Ottered 31 Painting-Papering 32 Building Contracting 33 Special service Selectman Aloysius Ahearn said, "Nothing can be done - Building-Contracting Nurse Aide helpful, but will with the old library and sometimes a building just has to - Roofing-Sidirtg tram Car essential. Mileage - Healing-Plumbing REWEAVING BURN YOUNG MOTHER will take PROFESSIONAL PAINTING KARRANU REMODELING • IICIIKON — A special child's be left alone " if 24 Hour Burner Service reimbursement. Good fringe day care service for Christmas - Flooring HOLES Zippers, umbrellas care of children weekdays, un­ ■ Interior and exterior Cabinets. RcKifing. Gutters, to resolve union dispute He said. "This building is absolutely archaic and not - Moving-Trucking-Slorage benefits Phone 643-9511. repaired Window shades, til 3:00 p.m. in my Commercial and residential Room Additions. Decks, Ali shoppers will be offered by worth fixing ” - Servicet Wanted EOE. Venetian blinds Keys TV Manchester home. Call 643- Free estimates. Fully in­ types of Remodeling and W.ATKHHI HV I I'l Mayor uniforms to work members ol Hebron Cadette Girl MIIC. FOR SALE if 24 Hour Call Delivery FOR RENT. Marlow's. 867 2023. sured. 646-4879. Repairs Free estimates Ful- William Fehling said it would be imprudent for anyone TEXAS REFINERY CORP. Kdwanl lieivin lo meet with Bergin signed lull-page ads which Scout TriMip 5219 on Dec 6 and 13 to do anything with the building. He said you should look - Houtehoid Qoodt Main Street. 649-5221. ly insured Phone 643-6017, - Artictet tor Sale offers PLENTY of money plus leaders ol the n!> s lirelit>hters un­ appeared in the city s twii daily The service will be offered at the at long term planning and in no way consider renovations AD3 if OVER 2 MILLION GALLONS cash bonuses, fringe benefits PAINTING - INTERIOR AND LEON CIEZSYNSKI ion t™ia\ in an attempt to resolve a - Building Supplies CERTIFIED DOG newspapers and listed the 197U First Congregational Church, to the hall ' Pett-Birdt'Oogt to mature person in EXTERIOR; Paperhanging BUILDER New homes, ad­ bitter depute over the hirinp ol a CERAMIC FIRING. Discount GROOMER - All breeds. Call Experienced, references. Ser­ ditions. remodeling, rec salaries paid to each firelighter as l-(outes k:i and hti Irom 111 a m to 3 First Selectman Henry Ryba said the building is not • Musical Instruments were there TO ASSURE YOU OF ADEQUATE SUPPLY Manchester area Regardless rates, (juick service Call 643- for an appointment. 528-5903. Middlehury man a.s lire rtiarshal p m - Boats & Accessories of experience, write F.L. ving Willimantic, rooms, garages, kitchens well as listing other benefits structurally sound and would probably have to be com­ - Sporting Goods when they 2543 Manchester. Bolton, Coven­ Berpin s olfiee said Wednesday the Sears. Pres., Box 711, Ft remodeled, ceilings, bath tile, ■\re lirefighlers treated unfairly"’ Many ol the IriMip members have pletely torn down - Garden Products Wor,th, Texas. 76101 try, Columbia. Tolland areas. dormers, roofing Residential union a.^kej l.ir the meetiriK alter the You b<' the judge It s your money. ' obtained certification as Red - Antiques were needed! WESTBROOK DRY WALL W. J Grillo 423-6582 or commercial 649-4291 ■Selectman Car! Preuss said other problems with the - Wanted to Buy mavor .Mitred advert’seinents at said the ads The union should stop Cross-trained babysitters .Adult TOWN OF MANCHESTER NURSES AIDE - 7 to 3, and 3 COMPANY, established In building included a leaky roof, handicapped renovations, RENTALS 1949, (sheet rock). tacking the union s protest of the protesting against you. the people sujiervision will be present to 11 Laurel Manor, 91 Chest­ PAINTING BY CRAIG HI land locked, septic system is inadequate, office space in­ - Rooms tor Rani Pirt-rime Pinition nut Street, Manchester. Specializing in ceiling and KITCHENS hiring ol Kduard St .John as lire who pay the bill Children may bring a lunch and - Apartments tor Rent B-B UPHOLSTERY. Custom walls. No job too big or too OGDEN Inlerior and adequate and parking space inadequate ANDOVER Olvlilon ol: J.P lowH » Son marshal The ads also included photographs there will be crafts, songs and an - Homes tor Rent Probate Notice DOC WARDEN Work Free Estimates Will small. 643-1)237. Exterior Specialist' Fully In­ He said the selectmen would have to look into cost es­ - Bubineu tor Rent pick up and deliver. Please sured Free Estimates Call Cabinets. Vantities. For­ The union eoniends St John, a ol two firehouses where protest signs afterniKin snack Hourly rates will NOTICE TO CREDITORS timates for renovations and would discuss the matter - Resort Property tor Ftant ESTATE OF INNAR NURMIS, M.OO per hour call 646-2161 after 4:00 p.m. anytime. 649-8749 mica Counter Tops lorrnei < piel .md tin- marshal in were hung and said. This is your be available as well as special • wan'iAw 'tC Rat.: deceased DEALERSHIP WANTED Display and Book Cases with the Public Building Commission. * The Hoo William E FluG erald, RECEPTIONIST, TYPIST ■ CHILD CARE. State Licensed Middleburv ua.- illegallv appointed properly ■ not Irani .Superior Court rates lor several children in one • Misc tor Rent Kitchen Cabinet Fronts Other suggestions included whether some offices or Judge of the Court ol Probate, The Town of Manchester Join a growing, exciting firm. BRICK, BLOCK, STONE - home. Snacks, lunches and EXTERIOR PAINTING claiming the joti should have gone to .fudge Honald 1-racasse rejected a family something could be kept at the Community Hall and AUTOMOTIVE Dutnet of Manchester at a beartng Pleasant telephone voice and references. Call 646-7720. experienced college student Colonial Reproductions In - Autos tor Sale held on November 24. ItSO ordered Uun is seeking applications for Fireplaces. Concrete. a city lirelighter suit I lied by the union and ordered Persons interested in making all claims must be presented to the general typing skills are a Chimney Repairs. "No Job Quality work Very Wood Custom whether the large meeting room could be converted to of­ • Trucks tor Sale Independent Contractors wanted to the part-time position of must. Call Sue at 289-8818 reasonable prices Call Mike. So lar the mavor has tired HI the ( ity to appoint St, John An reservations or in additional infor­ - Heavy Equipment lor Sale fiduciarv on or before February 24. Woodworking Bring I's fice space and Town Meetings held at the Bolton Elemen­ INI or be barred as by law provided Dog Warden The hours of Too Small.” Call 644-8356 for > Motorcydes-Bicycles Monday thru Friday. KCR B i M TREE SERVICE now 569-3458 or 569-4945 Your Plan, nr ideas and firefightir- oe prote.sting the. St appeal ol the decision is pending mation should call 228-9815 tary School all-purpose room Madeline B Ziebarth deliver newspaper in the town of the position will vary. Technology Inc. estimates. - Campers-Traiiers-Mobile Clert offering Special Winter Let s I s Quote Free .lohn appointment h\ hanging signs helore the state Supreme Court However, they will consist Homes The fiduciary is Rates! We've sawed 25% Off, LEE PAINTING Interior i Estimates trom lireliouses and refusing to wear ' Automotive Service Andover. < C&M TREE SERVICE. Free Pllvl Nurmis of evening hours and plus our usual Discount for Exterior "Check mv rate S4S-B688 - Autos tor Rent-Lease IS Biisrll Street weekend hours. It is essen­ estimates, discount senior before you decorate " Depen­ Manchester. CT 06040 • • • Senior Citizens! Free 066-11 tial that applicants have citizens. Company Estimates. Fully insured. dable Fully insured 646-1653 School roof leak TEACHER AID WANTED. Manchester owned and experience handling Reterences. 643-7285 Heating-Plumbing 35 Mature and reliable woman operated. Call 646-1327. animals. Good with children to help in a INTERIOR PAINTIM; NOTICE For more information AND WALLPAPERING NO JOB TOO SMALL Toilet ‘freak of nature’ class of 2 yr. olds. Must be repairs, plugged drains Applications are flexible. Light housekeeping ANTONIO'S TAILOR SHOP. Quality professional work at kitchen laucets replaced. HOl.’KiN — Leaks in the new roof at Bolton Elemen­ PUBLIC HEARING ______Call Jeane. 647-9946 required. For further infor­ CONSTRUCTION BRICK - Specializing in men and reasonable prices F'ully in­ availahle in the Personnel All colors. Glazed Block, repaired rec rooms tary School caused some concern for school offici'als but mation call 6495531 womans su^e and leather sured. Free estimates G. L BPARD OF DIRECTORS Department. Town Hall. 41 originally cost 62 to 64 each. alterations. Located/ at 517 bathroom mnudelingig. heal the leaks were called "freaks of nature." TOWN OF MANCHESTER, CONNECTICUT McHugh. 643-9321. modernization, elc M i M Center Street, Manchester. WAITERS AND Joint reinforcement. Call Main St. Manchester'643-4311 James Veitch, superintendent of buildings and grounds, nliimkinn f. CIO 0071 Notice is hereby given that the Board of Directors, Town of Closing date for filing is WAITRESSES, Full and Part said there were leaking problems from the first day. Manchester, Connecticut, wilt hold a Public Hearing at the CARRIERS NEEDED IN December 12, 1980 time positions. Must be at least 18 Years of age. Benefits He said the contractor had about half the roof over the Senior Citizen Center. 548 East Middle Turnpike, Manchester, all purpose room torn off when the rains came. available. Apply. Ground P Connecticut. Tuesday, December 9. 1880, at 8:15 P.M. to con­ 4n J.'gMaf ttpporlunily Articlaa lor Sale 41 Articlaa lor Sale Veitch said the contractor kept two men working all EAST HARTFDRD tmptoyer. Round of Glastonbury. 659 sider and act on the following: 0162. through the night mopping up water and school custodial FOR SALE - Couch, end FIREWOOD! Fireplace or personnel worked in the morning and evening to get the Proposed additional appropriation to General Fund Budget Columbus Circle and tables, chair. T.V. antenna, stovelength Seasoned or 198081, Cemetery Department rotor. 695. T2 West Street. green. Unsplit. 2*x cords. water out. ALUMINUM Sheets used as ...... •...... 11,275.00 Michael Avenue Area. Saturday, 9:00 a.m. to 11:00 6180 Cut to length, split in REFRIGERATOR medium He said there was some inconvenience but because of —•— printing plates. .007 thick am.______half and quartera. 2 Vj cords size, ideal (or spare or cot­ to be financed by a contribution from Veterans Organizations. UxTOtk” , 25 cents each or 5 everyone's cooperation there wasn't any damage that CARRIERS NEEDED ONE SET 6.50-15 Snow Tires 6230 Also 4 foot lengths, un- tage Chaise Chair for two. fur time. Proposed additional appropriation to General Fund Budget for 61 Phone 643-2711. Must be ^lit, 2Mi cords 61u. Free upnolsterv Reasonable Call Main & Willys Street Area. • Nutmeg Vllliage, Garden or picked up before 11 a m. mounted 630. One only 6.50-15 M3-5753 ■ Veitch said there was a regular river going through a 1980-81, Transfer to Capital Improvement Reserve Fund 8 — —•— snow tire mounted 610. One Delivery within 10 mile Woodgate Apts., Vernon. ONLY. radius. Cash. No Checks tew rooms Monday night. He said apparently some drains ...... 11,783.59 Delco 6 volt battery never SEASONED HARDWOOD -18 to be financed by State of (Joonecticut Department of Transpor­ Silver Lane starting at used 640. 742-7742. ' Prompt Delivery. Call 871- got blocked and water forced its way up the leaders and Phone 647-9946 or 647-9947 POOL- 24' X 4', 7 ft. deep. 8291.______to 20 " lengths Delivered full through pipes into the building. tation — Town Aid Funda. Perflex filter, 8 x 12 deck. NEW QUEEN S zE cord 685. Call 742-8056 Main Street. 6500.00 or best offer. 568-7317. Veitch said they worked until 2 a.m. mopping up water Proposed additional appropriation to Fire District Special Fund • Beacon Hill - Tolland St. WATERBED. Never opened, TUESDAY-SATURDAY 10 to year warranty. Walnut a m.-2 p.m. Collectibles, new SINGER SEWING MACHINE and a contractor was called in to vacuum bwause the —Transfer to Fire District Special Reserve Fund 18- Area of East Hartford SCREENED LOAM - Gravel. stained pine frame, deck and old. Handcrafts. An­ - With cabinet. 6250 High leakage was in carpeted rooms. There is no estimate of ...... 478,700.00 Call ERNIE Cell Bmlo at 643-8038 Processed Gravel, Sand, Kedestal mattress, liner, tiques. 25% OFF Back Wooden Rocker. 650 the damage costs yet. to be financed from Fire District Special Fund — fund bsisnee Stone, and Fill. For deliveries eater. Originally 6330. Now ANYTHING! 133 Spruce End Tables 610 Chair 610 643- Veitch said there were a couple of leaks in other areas (surplus). at 043-8035 call George Griffing, 742-'’886. 6199. 5634)073. Rocky Hill. Street, comer Birch. 2660. befor 4 JW p m. caused by the flashing around the edges of the iHillding not being soldered. fYoposed additional appri^riatlon to the Capital Account — Bond Fund 9 —198081, toward the purchase t ' ' new (ire engine He said that has caused leaks in about four rooms and (partial) Club projects some tile and insulation was damaged...... 4100,000.00 Veitch said the problems were mostly weather related to be financed by Issurance of serial , Ji pursuant to SH^ Bonnie Failing, left, and Anita Ream, Vernon Fire Department for Christmas. Also and he doesn't think anything could have been done to Manchester Special Act No. 35 as amendeu. members of the Suburban Women’s Club of shown is the mitten and money tree, another prevent them. James R. McCavanagh, Secretary ' Vernon, Tolland, and Ellington, hold two of He said once the roof is complete it will be fine. Board of Directors c n K P h R E project of the club The mittens go to the Dated at Manchester, Connecticut this 28th day of November, many dolls that club members cleaned up and Veitch said, "I don't think we'll have any problems Hockanum Valley Day Care Center in Ver­ with leaks. 1 think it will be a good roof and it shw ldn't 1980 dressed to be distributed by members of the non. (Herald photo by Richmond) hold any water. 088-11 26 - EVENING HERALD. Thurs.. Dec 4. 1900

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My hueband ia gone (suffix) 29 Charter 50 Phrase of un­ H E K E O U T ? for Caesar ‘A*),' '<3 about 90 percent of the time. He'e in Japan right now, and 20 Unhealthily 30 First garden derstanding (2 W i t h T h e d b n t w t . from there he’e going to Australia. The company he works pallid 10 Civil wrong 31 Palm fruit w d s) 11 Tarry 33 Force to leave for keep# him on the road for monthr at a time. 22 Refrigerate 51 Lachrymal I have turned to drink (only wine), but I drink eo much, 23 Social bud 16 This (Lat ) (2 wds.) i Ve been trqing drop iomatimea I’m not even sure what day it ii. I live in a place I KNOW JUST THE I PON T KNOW ' i ' - r M TALKING ABOUT 24 Row 21 Alphabet 38 Poem TO THINK OF A SMALL THING, POP— ANVTHING ABOUT 27 Got wst 22 Wrath 40 Universal time 52 Movie that ia quita iaolated. 1 have no children and there is very A PLACE WHERE KIPS 23 Month (abbr.) (abbr) 53 Musical little to do here. I am 100 percent faithful to my huaband. I BUSINESS I QOULP A RACKET a u e , ' TENNIS, PRISOLLA.' COULPOCME AMP ^ 32 Characterized GET INTO 34 Military 24 Mexican 42 Thus (Lat) instrument go nowhere and have only a nodding acquaintance with my MAKE ALL THE RACKET achool (abbr.) sandwich Th M O i > -4 43 Expensively 54 City in neighbors. Moet of my neighbori are older. (I'm 28.) T ( SOU PON T THEV WANTEP.' 35 Mountain near 25 Image AM tMaMUlMOH T 47 Resort Oklahoma I have started to buy wine by the case. I have nothing to ^,,,?\HAVE TO”' ancient Troy 26 Feminine Uva for, but who carea? 36 Army bed (suffix) 46!Life 57 One in favor UNDA 37 Pillage 26 Dressing 49 German river of A n ic itt tor Sato 41 Apartmania For Rent S3 Apartmenta For Rani S3 OlHcaa-Storaa for Rant 55 39 Heron gown 56 Small bird GREAT 41 From aingle DEAR LINDA: I do. Pleaae look up Alcoholica CHRISTMAS TREES...... Tag VERNON - Near 86, luxury peripective 2 3 4 5 6 2 C 6 0 10 11 AVAILABLE SHOP OR OFFICE SPACE Anonymoua in your telephone book, call and tell ' and or Cut Vour-(l«'n ' Condo Appliances $345 IMMEDIATELY " AVAILABLE - Glastonbury (comp w d ) them what you've told me. 1 promlae you they won't 12 13 14 Wreaths Eree Boughs' monthly Securitv. Redecorated 34 room con­ 555 square feet. 1125 monthly. 44 Word on the Stanley Tree Farm. 61 Long references Call 423-127 . 4fe- let you down. If you nre unable to go to them, they well dominium All appliances, n s No lease. Small fixture fee- will come to you. 19 16 12 Hill Road, off Houle 6 at An­ 3923 heat Garage available »25 negotiable. Call 632-0202 45 I possess dover Church 742-6438 per month plus utilities and evenings And when your husband returns, have a heart-to- (contr I 11 n 20 21 GLASTONBURY (SOUTH) GIETS: heart talk with him and let him know that you can’t 46 Superlative security Mr Rothman. 646- •••••••••••••••••••••••••• 22 23 TWO SNOW TIRES, very Hall of exceptional new 4144 handle thoee long eeparations. Bat work on sobriety Captain Easy Crooks ft Lawranca luHix W tntad to f?»nf 57 48 Annunciator good condition. 6 OQ-12. $45 Duplex Features carpeting, flnt; then you’ll be able to work out your other 24 29 26 22 26 2ft 30 31 Fits Honda Civic 228-9874 excellent closets, dishwasher, probleme. Good luck, Linda. Pleaae write again soon. Hey, BOSS! 51 Dance 5 R(X)M APARTMENT - no THREE BEDROOM NAH-BUT I 52 dispose all. self cleaning children, no pets. 1st floor I core. FOUND SOME 32 33 34 39 4 .NEW BAH STOOLS • For oven, private basement with APARTMENT - Will pay $270 Guevara Basement, garage, and porch Bopyi 36 32 36 30 40 table Singer Sewing Machine. laundry hookups. ISj baths, monthly Will pay own 55 Mental $275 plus utilities Cambricbridge utilities. Call 649-3377 Mother component Portable B W 2! TV New deck, neighborhood setting, 41 42 43 44 St Telephone 647-9607 plus two school age children. (pl) Deluxe Dog ( age Walz-Flex mmules to Hartford $525 56 Work Rent guaranteed DEAR ABBY: When I read a letter to you from a divorced 45 46 42 Camera New with all monthly 633-4566 Broker MANCHESTER ■ Unusual 59 Pipe fitting accessories' - 2 klh .New man crying because he can’t find a "nice" woman any. deluxe One Bedroom whara, I had to amilt. unit 40 49 50 5 ^ 92 93 54 Speakers. Like New Christ­ FOI 'R RCXIM TOWNHOUSE GARAGE WANTED to store Townhouse Private entrance, one or two cars Call Don at I’ll tall you azactiy where we are. We ore leaching their 60 Soviet river mans Tree 742-6700 Two bedrooms. 14 baths, patio and full basement 61 Cross 55 5C 52 51 basement, new appliances, 633-4577. children. If those fathers would attend the next PTA inscription Includes Heal appliances, meeting or open haute at their children’e school, they would 50 6C 61 DC1.0P WHITE WALLS- carpeting $425 Henrv Agen­ carpeting and air condtioning 62 Measure of GARAGE TO PARK MY meet three or four single or divorced women in every school land (metric) Snow tires P-225-75 R 15 cy. 644-M25 $385 m onthly No pets 62 61 64 CAR Arch or Ridge Street building. 63 Loyalist Steel Belted Radials Used 2 Damato Enterprises, 64^1021 months Excellent condition' MANCHESTER Sunny three vicinity Call 649-3*30 after We are not at the singles bare because we’re home grading aiSN 5 00 p m $100 647-9522______3 roomer New decor and TWO BEDROOM FRLIT BASKETS pa$>eri or at a achool activity with your kids. We are 4 more Under $170 236-5646> educated, capable, decent women who love children, but KNEEHOLE DESK - APARTMENT Utilities not TVS—STEREOS Locators, small 100" FANCY FRUIT BASKETS - don’t meet many eligible men because of the limited Kncehole BcKikcase attached included Within walking dis­ AUTOMOTIVE SHOP AL S IE F F E R T 'S Allay Oop — Dave Sraua tance of downtown Main Order early. Also, Wicker czpoaure of the cloaeroom. Driclqe $50 Tvpewriter. IBM Electric APPLIA.NCF^S. 445 Hartford VER.NON - Free hot water. 3 Items Pero Fruit Stand, 276 So, gentlemen, if you want to meet a bright, respectable, $25 iFeater Portable Electric Street 566-3736 weekdays Road, Manchester 647-9997 rooms with major appliances after 5 00 p m . weekends A utoi For Salt 61 Oakland Street. 643-6384 profeeaional woman, go to your child's ichool and get $15 Pressure Cixiker. brand $200 s 236-5646 Locators, Super Santa Sale’ TVs. -OHANK yo u FOR 6A VIN 6 new. $10 Call 646-0030 9 00 a m tO 7 00 p m stereos, washers, dryers, acquainted with the teacher, couneelor or principal. She just small fee WE PAY TOP PRICES for might teach you a thing or two. ME, RECGIEl xrOU'RE S O ______Oswald Jacoby and Alan Sontag wrecked and junk cars A i B relrigcralors, freezers, much FLOWERBASKETS, Flower AVEETAND UNOERSTAM Band S.AW - Rockwell Model TWO BEDROOM CONDO more AVAILABLE IN OKLAHOMA IN O l I. 10 Brand new 5 extra blades MANCHESTER TWO Park Chestnut Security Auto Salvage, used aulo parts. ARRANGEMENTS, center- Cost $460 WILL SACRAFICE BEDR(K)M, furnished apart­ References $390 monthly Call Tony 646-6223 pieces for your holiday needs More championship doings ment Each bedroom has DEAR AVAILABLE: Your letter may Initiate e for $330 Call 632-0202 Utilities not included 64'9- Bown's Flowers, Inc., 145 "beck to echool" movement — for lingle parente. evenings separate private bath Quiet ,3087 (I"TOM MADE Main Street, Manchester 643- no one can blame Easi for Sauna, pool, exercise room < EOTIIIM, 8455 doubling. He didn’t expect ITC AM TABLE RADIO $8 .New Condition $440 per MANCHESTER - Two MAKINELLI AND NORTH four hearts to make. WANTED JUNK AND LATE Cnisonic Calculator. $12 month 646-0505 Bedroom Apartment, each COMPANY ORIGINALS. 4K0-I >08 West opened the nine of Magnavox 19 black white bedroom has a separate MODEL WRECKS - Cash CUSTOM, MADE or MOPEDS DEAR ABBY: About the M.D. WITH 135,000 ON THE VQ4 spades East took his ace and TV $50 Vita.Master Exercise Dl FLEX Kitchen with private bath Quiet Sauna, Paid Call Parker Street Used DESIGNED CLOTHING, and YAMAHA MOPED. The Ideal B(X)KS: Hie letter brought to mind the following verse by 4 6 led the suit back. This put Cycle $55 Magnavox Quad appliances Self cleaning pool, exercise room Near Auto Parts. Inc 649-3391 ALTERATIONS for every oc­ Gift! $599.00. Help Santa beat John Owen: 4AK 10 9 2 declarer in the driver’s seat. Stereo and Turntable Console. oven, and dish washer Sliding busline $440 Lesperance casion. for Everybody! 210 the gas crunch at Seymour "(xod and the doctor we alike adore WEST EAST He won in dummy, led a $100 Child s Steel Desk with glass doors to deck 14 baths Agency. 6464)505 1974 SUBARU - Good condi­ Pine .St Motorsports. 681 Main St.. But only when in danger, not before; diamond to his ace. ruffed a tion Front wheel drive $1800 4 9 3 4A654 Typewriter $20 Call 646-2719 Living room with fireplace Manchester. 643-0214. TTie danger o’er, both are alike requited, 473 VAK2 diamond, cashed the ace and and air conditioner, w-w negotiable Telephone 643- God ia forgotten, and the doctor slighted." king of clubs for a diamond FOUR ROOM APARTME.NT 6785, or 659-1723 4K 107 6 3 4 094 carpeting Two bedroom jn lour family house Gas heal (xlETCERTIEICATE RUTH IN MODESTO The Flintatonaa — Hanna Barbara Productlona 47653 4QJ4 discard and ruffed a low club. Basement with washer and and ccxiking With stove and THIS CHRISTMAS GIVE A BASKETS & ' He ruffed his jack of dia­ ★ 1968 DART, 1969 CHARGER SOUTH dryer hook-up $450 monthly refrigerator Two bedrooms G lfT CERTIFICATE for a THE WICKER COTiH^E. monds with dummy's queen of WHITE WESTINOHOt'SE 318 Three speed Posi rear DEAR RUTH: The problem is univereal. The We l l - p ip NO-I HIP IN AMBUSH FOR • HOW THAT G O PH ER 472 trumps, led another club and 649-7105 after 5 p m Walking distance to stores and Subscription to The Specializing in Baskets. Chinese aay: "The w ise dentiet preeenta hie bill while 10 9 6 6 5 W ASHER 18 months old $125 end Needs some work Best yo u GET An h o u r a n p h e PIPN 'T a l w a y s KNOWS WHEN I'/ ruffed low after Eiasl discard­ busline $325 monthly Call Manchester Herald. "A Fami­ Wicker Furniture and wall the tooth ie hurting." HIM THIS 4 AJ52 Kenmore coppertone dryer 90 MANCHESTER MAIN oiler over $400 871-7385 ly Newspaper Since 1881 APPEAR ONCE.'' AROUNP, 16 BEYOND M E . ed. Excellent condition Call 649- Dan. 646-6320. before 5 p m hangings Route 83. Vernon TIME?... 48 STREET, 2 room apartment alter 5. 649-7055 Plea.se call the Circulation ■ V He had eight tricks in and 7723 BANK REPOSSESSIONS - 646-&19 Monday -Saturday was left with two sure trump Heat hot water, appliances, no Department at 647-9946 10-5 Sunday 1-5 Vulnerable: East-West p<‘ts. securitv Telephone 523- for Rani 1977 Plymouth Sport Fury Dealer South tricks to score 590 points for Homes 54 Getting married? Whether you went e formal four hearts doubled and made. 7(K7 $2300 1976 Dodge Charger West TAG SALES Special Edition $2500 1973 GU-T CERTIFICATE Give church wedding or e eimple, "do-your-own-thing" North Eai: Sooth Elast had a chance to be a EAST HARTFORD HOUSE One To The Person You Love Dl.MNG 2V real hero. At trick two he FOUR ROOM APARTMENT Newly decorated Two (iMC Jimmy Utility Truck coramony, get Abby’e new booklet. Send gl plui e Pass 4V Dbl Hass $2300 1969 AMC Ambassador From Lords And Ladies HOUSE OF CHUNG. Polyne­ long, eair-eddreeeed, etara$>ed (28 rente) envelo$>e to; could have led his ace or king TAG SALK Center Third floor Appliances $250 bedrooms with basement Unisex Salon. Colony Shop, Pass ^ass $500 The above mav be seen sian and Chinese Specialties. Abby'e Wedding Booklet, 132 Leaky Drive, Beverly of hearts and followed up with Corgrec i:ion,i. Church Central liK'ation .Adults only Carpets Garage Just $.175 944 Sullivan Ave . .South Wind­ at the Savings )3ank ol Cocktails served. Complete Hllle, CaUr. B0212. a diamond lead Nos ember L'kth 10 a rr. to 4 No pets .SecuriU Lease 236-5646 I/x’alors Fee sor 644-2435 South could have tried any­ Rcf.erences Call' 647-1876. Manchester. 923 Main Street take-out service. Open 7 days p m 363 Broad Street. Manchester Open:ng lead A9 thing he wished but there .liter 5 (X) p m VERNON HOME Carpeted PLYMOUTH FURY II - 649-4958 would have been no way to TAG CH -\FT i- BAKE SALE lour roomer .New decor All score 10 tricks FEMALE HOOMATE MID­ m odern $375 236-5646 Excellent condition' Must be Corner ol Hillstown L seen to be appreciated Call Ml SICAE This was in the world cham- Wetherali Street Regional TWENTIES w a n t e d to Locators Fee IN M R I M E M S PstroQfQph The Born Loaar — Art Santom monship but at one table 643-9729, if no answer please Occupational Training Center .share duplex Glastonbury & SW EETS FOR By Oiwald Jacoby Muth played in two hearts E SEBASTIAN'S MUSIC HAS Hebron area Must be neat TWO b e d h (h ).m c a pk in return call and Alan Soolag. and succeeded in goin^ down Ram 'ir shine 10 a m to 2 e v ' e h y t h i n g f o r a CHRISTMAS OH.VgGiWVFRlTZ: 1-5 p m Salurda;. Decemner 6th Pets considered Rent East Hartford near Pratt & CARVEL ICE CREAM, 811 AMES (M erdi 21-Aprg 1«) Be r cAu piaVA cosfpusre Xf^u.V? V ^ .A L L after an opening diamond negotiable Call after 6 p m , 1972 FORI) F 250, 4x4 Over­ MUSK'AL CHHIST.MAS' Proceeds benefit Han­ W hitney Available iK-cember f uitars. .Accessories, Band in­ Main Street. Manchester. 1227 Bi«n today. You could stumble A MUSICAL' South's two-heart call was lead 228-3560 sized tires Sunroof. C arpet^ Cfeur unexpectedly on b bit of Informa­ dicapped students 1st $4()0 per month Security struments and a stall ol music Burnside Ave., E ^ l Hartford W ee' one of those weak two bids It It seems that at trick two and references 875-7702 Stereo Best offer 633-3984 tion that would be helpful to you. (2*$J|LJS was a much weaker bid than he led a spade whereupon professionals to help you We can handle all your ice Unleea you're awake, you'll miM M AM HESTER FLEA MANCHESTER NEW FIRST most players will make, but East took the ace. cashed the 1976 PONTIAC LE MANS rhoose Route 83. Vernon 872- cream needs for Christmas. It MARKET Rll MAIN STREET FL(K)R one bedroom apart­ VER.NON Charming 2 8002 Manchester. 646-5999 East th:s was in the world's cham- top trumps and led the nine of ment All appliances wall-to- SPORTS-COUP - 59.000 miles TAURUS (AprU 20-Mey 20) diamonds. ■ Dealers wanted $15 per bedroora-.-jjpuse with garage, D«c«mlMr 8,1M0 Cooperation yixi may not usually p:onsh:p and everyth:ng goes Asking $2500 Original owner Hartlord, 528-6751 I NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE AS.SN , waexend $60 per month wall carpeting Ceramic tile, extra bath plus more Call for get will be available today, so North jumped to lour and bath $325 per m onth . Phone 528-6278 You c«n look for « sudden end- Saturdavs and >unda\s 1(1 details 236-5646. Locators. IMI’UK l EIM .m S lr>0 to some of the problems this might be a good lime to a m to .5 I Ml Please applv Ulililies not included Call Fee which have been piagufng you approach that person whose C FINNISH ESTONIAN nromptis spates are tilling Peterman Heailv 649-9404 or 1966 MUSTA.NG - 6 cylinder POT POL'RRI for the past coufM of years aaalttar>ce you need 646-1171 automatic Radial tires IMPORTS and Handicrafts OfMDR (May 21-June 20) Your rapidly' Spaces approxirnat>- M.-ANCHESTER OITION TO Blankets famous design glass THE KNOTT PLACE. 55 OAK Conditions now daveloping ly 9 X 9 feel For more infor- BUY. 5 room house with Excellent condition Best could start you off on a promltr Irnaglnallon ar>d ingenuity are and other distinctive gilts 44 STREET, ^ e c ia liz in g in always big aaaats whan used Our Bo»rdlng Houm malion i all 646-2697 M.A.NCHESTER Five rooms otter Call 875-0092 lr>g rmwpath on first floor of Duplex fireplace, garage, fenced in Stonv Hoad, liolton 649-8080 Macrame Tables. Plant productively, and today this is 0.-4- CarpetedI arpei and applianced No yard, dishwasher plus more Hangers, Crochetting. Quilts. especially trua Put them to work Call 236-5646 Locators, fee 1972 MERCURY MARQUIS • utilitiesles No.No p ets $280 Stuffed Animals and all your aa you tackle your choree. Winthrop — Dick Cavalli YOUR 6I1URMET MENU AN MY 'riORP I AMOS, Dogs Birds-Pels 43 For parts Good engine and A AMTA ( AK I’l.ATES SAQfTTAldus (Nov. »4>ec. 21) CANCER (June 21-July 22) Your monthly Call 739-41 13 Christmas needs! 6434)490. THOUiSHT Ck7N'T tires Best otter Call 643-4288 The rapidity of your ftaahea of routine could be broken today by EPUCWION.MRS. HTOPLE.' A between 6 00 and 9 00 p m MANCHESTER HOME ■ PEH.SONAL CAR PLATES vt F, HA\|-, ADu HaBLK sparkling 3 bedroom Kids 0 k Make Ideal Gifts Featuring inaighf m^ht cause you to m iu an unaxpected. but pleasant, OH,WELL... a s k A MORE ENL16HTENEP WORLD AOAPEMIO ' YOU WKATEVER UADB YOLi THE 1>NDI-C3RP SAID I REOOSNITiON ’ KNOW KITTEN Some long hair and -fust $325 monthly Call 2.36- PLYMOL'TH SATELITE Organization Emblems what they% trying to tell you. •urprlaa. Thla would turn what CHC06EATRASH CAN CXIULD HAVE S IL L Y c3UEST1(ON — WOULP RE006NIZE OOOKINti lovable spayed cals .Manv M.A.NCHESTER Three room 5646 Locators Fee SEBRING 1974 - Two door FLORISTS urtieaa you are very attentive otherwiae might have been a dull AS THE FIRST OF THE WAS ITS ■ipartmenl Heat, hot water MANCHESTER RUBBER Listen ctoseiy Romance, travel. day into a llv ^ one. R?RVC>UR INNER UNLIMITED UOE CP ab.indiined bs owner I all 6.3,1- automatic Power steering ■STAMP. 20 Birch St 649-4489, CHRISTMAS FINE ARTS,' RUPE 6581 or 342SI5T1 Klertricily Appliances and brakes $850 47 Waddell Kick, resources, possible pitfalls LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) The family aANCTLWy WINTHROP? THE SILLIARD6 pCOM. PERHAPS TO AVAILABLE Visa and .Master Charge ARRANGEMENTS. Park Hill and career for the coming might provide some little diver­ References No pets $285 646- Hd 649-1925 . 643-7729 in t e r ­ immediately Enjoy Joyce Flower Shop: FTD months are all discutaed in your sions today Don't be stuck in r I COULP SU6C3E6T AN 3167 228-3540 Sporting Goods 46 Christmas in a Three Fruit Baskets. Christmas Aatro-Qraph which begins with any ruts. Qo aior>g with them. II / h o n o r ar y DESREE.' r u p t Bedroom Cape fireplace 1974 PLYMOUTH SCAMP 2 TAPEW HITERS Parties. Flowering Plants. your birthday Mall 1 1 for each to will proveto be fun. 7 TWKM V THREE BEDROOM Door, power brakes, air con­ VALE TYPEWRITER Aatro-Oraph, Box 4S9. Radio VIROO (Aug. 2»-SepL 22) Look I H R Ft-, I- (11 IT 1)1 PLKX ID baths super lot Convenient liH-ation Call 6494)791 T r r i ' 1 r r T T ' i r y PENN 3 3 '• ''[iiTI Fisiii-rman $500 per month, plus utilities ditioning. power steering SERVICE TYPEWRITERS City Station. N.Y. 10019. Ba aura for good waya to Implement Appliances Carpeted Fenced to apedty birth data. aome of those unusual Ideas 'WiRTHWPs k W'] i i i m m s si-dan H.i fd (**p I.XI cilt-nl and securitv Mr Rothman Valve job recently done REBUILT. PORTABLE nindili'in tiacx yard $450 monthly, plus Asking $1,800 or best oiler TYPEWRITERS From $20 00 C A P M O R N (Dec. 22-Jan. IS) which come your way today. INNER iRuefi New trim 646-4144 WOOOWOHKI.NG You don't have to be bored with labs ill- I it ' 1(14 c.ifi.ri uiiliiies Relerences Securi- Call 646-2013 or 684-4733 alter 6 Sales Si Service, Typewriter SIPPEIES They can prove advantageous If IS M in m '• 64 1 7780 people today. Combat your rest- they are property used. 7 f ^ ISfHi'Tf'A wHh tn-.iil i-wni-i b.uiiiti' p m & Adding Machines 41 PI8: a v a il a b l e D R BUNCE Si COMPANY, laaanaat by seeking out mtereat- LIMA (Eept T ^ O c t 21) If L l i i U . larger IhmI .,|, 74'J H:).i7 Purnell Place 649-4986 1 h i l i i l f ' IR It F N T 4 r 00m , 1 IMMEDIATELY .lust in 210 Pine St 643-9872. Supplies. ing or unusual companionthip. you're g<^ng shopping today you OftM 5 lx) [j It time lor Christmas Brand 1973 Gran Torino power Woodcutting and Forestry AOUAMUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) - might be better off not using a PeilrtHim adult condo Air con­ brakes, power steering. A C .New Three Bedroom Colonial HICVCEES Products. Sales and service Diveat youraalf of tyatemi which Hat. You stand a better chance of ditioning all appliances, Runs good, some btJdy rot aran't produdno and experiment finding aome super buys If you're Levy’s Law — James Schumeister Antiques 48 iiirpeiing December oc- Fireplace ID baths, wall-to- BICYCLES AND CAMPING for CHAINSAWS, SAFETY i> wall carpeting and great loca­ asking $900 Call 646-2013 or EQUIPMENT. with new methods. You'll be unrestricted. ANTlyl Ks \M) ciipancv $.150 monthiv 872- 684-4733 after 6 00 p m EQUIPMENT Sporting aurpriaed at how quickly you'll BCOimO (O ct 24-Nov. 22) It 2627 tion Only $575 pi-r month, plus goods, ice skates, sleds, sur- ACCESSORIES Si find a bettar way. isn't likely you'll let any grass COLLEt TIBLES Will utilities and security Mr WOODSPLITTERS. P ts e ts (Feb. 20-Mercli 20) grow under your feet today, purchase outright or sell on Rothman 646-4144 FORD PINTO, Elxcellent con­ viviors, hockey, exercise MA.NCHESTER .New 4D dition 28 miles per gallon equipment FARR'S. 2 Mam Your mlr>d Is alert and unrestrict­ especially invotvMg your self- commission liouselol or Room Condominimum 2 Street. .Alanchester 643-7111 ed today, which affords an interasta. You'll move swiftly single piece Telephone 644- SMALL ONE BEDROOM AM FM Stereo $700 or best opportunity for you to see things when you see something you Bedrooms, ID Baths Fully E-T$ N O T i T d V NOW, PRiPFE-SSOR^, 8962 HOUSE $265 monthiv oiler Call 646-4320 ARTS & CRAFTS you might otherwise not observe. want. Applianced Wall-to-wall Put this to good use. IF TM ONLY Private Bolton, call 643-4955 BICYCLES NEW AND BRICK IN THE WALL (NCWSPAPf R ENTERPRISE ASSN \ throughout No pels $450 1971 CHEVY IMPALA - 4 door Gallery of Fine Hand Crafts (XTTINfrON^ tnonthiv Rent includes heat USED THE VERNON HIKE * RENTALS sedan, V4, power brakes and .1. and Art. The Artisan Mill, 210 VteHJ'AIRY Call 649-4003 power steering In good condi­ j SHOP Sales, Repairs Route KH *n' Cartyl* — Larry Wright 83 1 MILE NORTH OF Pine Street. Tuesday thru tion Asking $650 Call 644- Sunday. 643-1310. Rooms for Rant 52 VERNON CIRCLE 872-3159 BH. MANCHESTER HEAT PAID EAST HARTFORD 7 rooms, 3 9970 If/ . It*., . Bugs Bunny — Heimdahl & Stoffel newly decorated, 2 bedroom bedrooms. ID baths, t / MATURE MALE HOO.M $15 Won't last long' $265 monthly fireplace, stove, refrigerator, F female mature $20 Non- Call IwK-alors 236-5646 Fee washer, dryer, garage $450 THIS ONE IS T i t l e d \ g ijT T'S smokers I.ive-in References plus heat and utilities ir f 'CARBOr STILL L!PF“, a m EM PTy One must have license plus 1973 BLAZER - In good condi­ MANCHESTER 2 bedroom, at References, lease and securi­ BOW 4 few errands and meals 649- Sunnybrooke Village ty No pets Call 643-8703 tion 4 wheel drive Standard Short Ribs — Prank Hill ■T 5459 Features include heat, hot shift 350, V-8 Please call water, range, refrigerator, air SINGLE HOUSE FOR RENT after 4:00 p m., 649-3833 M j p -IWEN TW E lHATS.NeT A PUMMV. WELL AT LEAST W£ MANCHESTER ■ Excdlenl conditioner, carpeting and Wall to wall carpeting All 'fW W E U N & UTE THA-fS RALPW.-rMg------IP ’EM PBAC furnished room for parking Storage and coin-op appliances included 64^3251 1972 DODGE POLARA, Air C all C indi, Janice, o r Joe If Y ou W ould L ike S ^ « ■ ID ID ELP, IN A PUMM' RRSTAOT gentleman No kitchen laundry in basement No pets conditioning, cruise control. .SUIT. privileges Convenient loea- $395 monthly Call Domato O lficat-Slortt lor Rem 55 Irailor hiten, AM/FM Stereo To Be A Part O f T his G ift G uide 643-2711 lion $fc weekly 649-4003 Enterprises. 646-1021 63,000 miles original, very r clean Call 649-0430. ROOM in nice private home OFFICE, STORE <1 STUDIO - THREE BEDROOM Excellent location Good traf­ All utilities, private bath. $40 a p a r t m e n t , $385 monthly Truckt lor Sale 52 weekly .Security deposit Call fic exposure surrounded by Includes Heat and hot water four banks Rent includes 649-6017 after 6 pm On bus line Call 649-1749 or FORD F 150. Four Wheel after 6 pm 659-2231 64^53§4 *^*''"* and janitor Call Drive 1977. Silver 4 speed, 351 Oew**««A«ia.riiaeev*Na0el>A engine Excellent condition. y 1WE NEXT RAiNTiNe- IS^ HEBRO.N, Two bedroom STORE OR OFFICE SPACE $4000 firm. Call 64341142 after ★ 6 p.m ftotchWa.Lmdlna . t it l e d RCKJMS - Quiet gentlemen apartment Heat and hot available, 200. 400. and up to “POETKAIT water Appliances Carpeting 5000 square feet 643-1442. OF- A TH/EF."' preferred Light cooking I arao Lea.’’" ' ------■ C30 1973 CHEVY MN QRANOf-AnHtR. WAS NOT YOP..that's , OHW DiD HL HiAD <5HOR.T AIDT5 \ Share bath On bus line Large yard Lease and securi­ ‘yty $350 monthly monthly. No pets 20 DUMPTRUCK. Good condi­ ATlliHllJACt HetOASOOST . T t e u if iij H e, H t LOOK. - ANO LOD poacers- y ' References required One OFFICE-STORAGE for FeugAL, DOOtYf — minutes from Hartford. Call Painter, Plumber, Electrician tion. Asking $3500 firm 644- iO^KACe.. U K t'i week securttv required $50 1775 between 6:30 a m. and weekly 647-1491 after 5 00 p m 228-9759 or 228- etc Heat, lights Central 3414 Keith Real Estate, 646-4126 10:30 p.m. ^ ------EXTRA LARGE CARPETED ^^ISow Celebrating Our 100th Year** im m e d ia t e OCCUPANCY - MANCHESTER STORAGE Motorcyclaa-BIcyelaa 54 PANELED BEDROOM - 4 rooms Appliances Heat. No Kitchen privileges TV SPACE 600 square feet. pets Security Lease. Ground level Loading plat­ SUZUKI GT 750 - 5500 miles Working male preferred Call References $325 Call 649- 649-0102 after 5 00 p m form. Very Reasonabk. Call $1250. 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91” THREE-CUSHION SOFA 62” LOVE SOFA ' Both Quilted Sofa & 1)1 Love Sofa *699 BOTH Styles and moods may change, but this traditional grouping will always be in A VERY SPECIAL BUY GIVES YOU FEATURING THE FINEST IN HOME FURNISHINGS good taste. Comfort plus - with cushions of premium quality, urethane foam, JHIS QUAUTY AT THIS UNEQUALED PRICE THOMASVILLE • TEMPLE STEWART . ROWE • BROYHILL . STRATOLOUNGER 100% baks of resin treated polyester fibers. Frames are of select, kiln-dried American hardwood that is double-dowelled and glued. One of Peter's finest BASSETT • KINGKOIL • GOLD BOND • MOOSEHEAD sets. Velvet Covered DESIGNER of Manchester of Manchester CHAIRS Furniture Showcas< Furniture Showcase Peter’s HMNIfUin PtOHi SINCt i932 Low Price fu im w ii no H i UNCI I9J7 ______Ills NUM ST., Open ’til 8 pjn. tonight $ 1 4 9 9 5 I l l s MAIN ST., MANCHESTER • M3-4036 8 9 COLORS toiaatq(BaiaiiB3t«)aafat<» iHaMi»e«rovor».i.^Y-rT*tfrr rrr riww TWT«i rff< DOWNTOWN fMANCHESTER • 643-4036 4 - EVENING HERALD. Thurs., Dec, i. 1880

EVENING HERALD. Thurs.. Dec. 4, I960 — 5 / • Garman Clothiers B. D. PEARL & Son the Quality Store East of the River 649 Main Street, Manehester, ('onn.

From Our Women^a Department 1. Sweaters — Shetlands, Lambswools, Merino wools — Cardigans, Pullovers, Fair Isles, and Hand Knits. , ' I K *4 ^ 2. Skirts — Worsteds, Tweeds, Solids and Plaids, Wraps, 12 Gores, A-Line and Straight. 3. Shirts — Man tailored Dacron & Cotton in traditional styling — 4. Blazers — ISavy, Tweed and Velvet Blazers — Man Tailored — " 'I t 5. Camel Coats and Jackets — These are the coats and jackets featured by us for over 26 years. -^4.^'—-I 6. Leather Goods — The finest group of Leather Wallets, French Purses, Clutches, Key Cases, Belts made in the U.S. 7. Tops — Acrylic & Wool Jersey Tops in Turtleneck, Cowl ISeck, and Shirt Styling. "N 8. Jewelry — Antique reproductions and modern gold Microwave Ovens and silver accessories — great for a stocking E $ P Uses up to buffer. ^ Cuts IIm lim Cuts flv atlart. Cuts ItH HMnn 30% less gas! /. Garman Clothier MMnch | m r4A|« • ^ OfHSS HUIH.1 «•(«» I , • Ovtti «U<' *1 1 • ,1 i« Ml 887 Main Street iUrtNV-US • iXM «N(> «U» MiBwovla. A iir, COLOR TV • M4lST llv l, HMrmfH • t)k &■ > M IV1 N IIKIMI QUAUTV AND PCRfOMIAMCfl The NAPOLI 23*' Diagonal

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Lift The Latch Gift Shop Come See Our — • Christmas Novelties Select from our collection of • Bean Pots EASTERN CONN.’8 LEADING • Handcarved Wood Boxes (decorated & plaini Pewter • Silk Corsages Copper Entertainers FULL SERVICE OPTICIANSI • Wall Hangers • Door Decorations Brass Pfaltzgraff MIkasa • Beautiful Fresh Dish Gardens in Comanche Potter^' GIFT CERTIFICATE • Gorgeous Poinsettias (foiled & bowed in beauty) Tree Trimmings Now Available for that • Fresh Greens • Fresh Mistletoe Stocking Stuffers Special Person On Your List • Fresh Holly • Boxwood Christmas Trees Bridal Rcginry • Give Us A Ring • • Contact Lenses • Eye Glasses • Hearing Aides • Sunglasses Leaf, Stem & Root designing for you... G IFT SHOP Emergency Repair Service 977 MAIN STREET 857 main St., Downtown manchester, CT 06040 OPEN MON. thm SAT, 3 LOCATIONS TO SERVE YOU ... 9:30 to 5:30; Ill IWb SL 7l3M dnS t EMttmklU Telephone (2 0 3 ) 649-2522 t h u r s . t il l 9 MANCHESTER MANCHESTER MANSFIELD n g n A Full Service Florist... We Care About You. •43-lMO R iom M 3 -n il Phoae 451-1141 L____ I 8 — EVENING HERALD, Thurs., Dec. 4, 1960 'h *1' f c ' . - ." r / K ' V I ' 3 / -^ } evening herald. Thurs.. Dec. 4, 1980 — 9

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• HUGE SELECTION OF AMERICA'S 20% OFF ■ FAVORITE BRANDS, including BOYS & GIRLS CIjrigtmas! Claggics Big & Tall sizes at our Manchester store coats, snowsuits, pram suits snow mobile jackets, vests. Shop Tweeds For Classics • EVEN IF YOU GOOF ON HIS SIZE, IT S NOT A PROBLEM. Our generous BOYS 20% GIRLS For Your Holidays S I Z E S 4 - 2 0 S I Z E S 4 - 1 4 exchange policy makes sure he ends up flannel shirts velour shirts velour shirts pajamas and gowns SWEATERS SHIRTS BLOUSES SKIRTS with the gift hg wants, in hjs size! So OFF robes all dress & casual slacks ACCESSORIES shopping Regal's is really Goof-Proof! pajamas knit hats & gloves knit hats & mittens girls slacks & jeans ALL CHOSEN CAREFULLY FOR FASHION Levi cords & jeans large group of dresses FOR FUN FOR QUALITY • IF YOU'RE SELL NOT CONVINCED, you to clear at 20% or more can get him a Regal Gift Certificate in JMO OMtaktr I »«■ I I I J ,, I ^ ■ any size you wish. They always fit! For Your Holiday Shopping Convenience we will be open 'til 9 p.m. on these Tweed*s Inc, SI nights. 773 Main St., Manehester

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EVENING HERALD. Thurs.. Dec. 4, 1980 - 11 GAL gifts REGAL gift I giftsEECAL gifts p u rita n Evans LonDon CAREER CLUB ' PurttBn Focusm FOO on Comlortin Thl$ Soft Touch Full- Byron Fachlonod Knit Relax your style with this casual Choose your colors! Shape retention ... easy winner for the 80's. London today's fashion forcast calls for Fog* makes everything so easy solids .... a must for every man's movement ... custom-llke • Comfort Plus fit. These are some of the ... the roomy shape, the zip shirt wardrobe. So Career Club • 100% Tex. Polyester front, the shirt style sleeves, the advantages of Puritan's i slash pockets. And Just look at tailors these handsome shirts In a full fashioned Soft Touch i • Navy, Brown, Grey those snappy touches of top- range of colors to suit every stltch seaming. All wash and knits. They feel like ^ Saga Moc • Burg., Green, Tan taste. Superbly tailored for cashmere and are knit : wear In sturdy Fortref* polyester • Reg. to *21" and cotton. Plus a super warm from Orion* acrylic so Suede Leather smooth fit In a permanent and plush zIp-out pile lining. press blend of Dacron* _ they're machine wash and ^ Fleece Lined London Fog for groat looking dry. outerwear that lets you laugh at polyester and cotton. / / I To Sizes 13. all kinds of weather. j puritan Select yours today! PIUS...3 other styles / $5000 M4.00 *23. V Raga. and Longa 12 Colors from only *14.95! 14% to 17

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REGAVS ■- REGAVS 1 DRESS SHIRTS f t I Made for us by the Arrow Shirt Co. Sweater Sell-Out %K SOLIDS • 60% Wool • 40% Acrylic Shop • Vee Neck / *10.90 • 9 Colors Your Hometown Reg. tie *12.90 Merchants... Nassiff Arms Co. \ ■ ■ STRIPES & Reg. •IS 991 Main Street CHECKS • 70% Wool • 30% Acrylic They are your year *round • Crew Neck friends and neighbors. *12.90 • 9 Colors hbq. $19 V V- M 3 .9 0 FAMILY Peg. '20 SPORTS ARE Fl !\ FOR CIIRISTM.4S! REGAVS W. -\ SKIS L f: ARE NOW ON SALE |Corduroy jacket . I 0 SkIs-BIndIngs-lnstailatlon Flannel Shirt CompMp Salectlon and jeans White Stag Down Vest* and • Woven Plaids Jackets plus White Stag Ski A new look from an old friend. Jackets, Pants and • 100% Cotton Levi’s* combines the classic Turtlenecks, Aspen Ski look and feel of corduroy with Wear, and Much More ... • Long tails contemporary straight leg • 2 Flap pockets styling. The result? Cords that GOLF BALL GIFT PACKAGES by will take you from the ranch to SPALDING - WILSON - McGREGOR • Reg. M6°° • SKI 609GLES the big city with all the down • BAMNSETERS • SKI LOCKS home comfort and uptown ttfii • GOLF SHOES • HUNTING KNIVES • GOLF CARTS • HUNTING PACKS style you need. Choose from a • GOLF CLUS PACKAGES • FISHING REELS wide variety of colors. • TENNIS RACQUETS • FISHING ROOS • TENNIS SHORTS • ELECTRIC SOX • TENNIS SHOES • HOCKET SKATES • PEDORKTERS • HOCKET ACCESSORIES Straight Leg • RASKETRALLS • B0WLIN6 SHOES, $ 14 10 • FOOTBALLS M d ACCESSORIES Jeans.... • B A SU A LL GLOVES nzai 21 to 3t • SOCCER BALLS ‘THE EVEPYTHING FOR ALL SPORTS STORE SINCE 1944!” Shurpa Lined r \ The aiFT CERTIFICATES A LAYAWAYI Cord Jackets. *29*® M anchester Navy * Brown eTan NASSIFF ARMS 991 Main Street Sizes 36 to 46 Free Main SIreel Parking; plus Free Parking Ih Four Town Owned Parking Lota! Shopping la Fun In Downtown Manchester! * 14 - EVENING HERALD. Thur» , Dec 4, 1»>0 EVHNING HERALD, Thurs.. Dec. 4. m o — 15 JEWELERS THE DIAMOND SOURCE

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At Watkins yo u 'ir find a large selection of handsomely designed and finely crafted gifts that are sure to please your family and brighten your home. AND RIGHT NOW THEY ARE ALL. . . Sale Priced.

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HARR flash fin i Collectors Cabinet and incii with mirror conferen Just waiting to most of 1 accent your favorite ^ | v J v l whose bi room and your A ^ near doo favorite collectibles. Lane Action Reclinei rooms. The b At Watkins you'll Bentwood Rocker 'Riursda; find an entire room in Harri awash in a soft SALE Handsome and confer sea of comfortable' busine recliners. You're comfortable. Pine Decorated Rocker Who wouldn't love ’99 draperie sure to find the 188 this fine piece? The elegance of smashed comfort and price burnished pine on 95 jumped! to fit you. reg. $289 a Boston Rocker. ’69 At lea: nine sen Gov. 1 fire aui Oak RoU Top Desk adequac; conferen Rugged though graceful styling conditio that will capture his or her spokesm heart and the spirit of the room. Officia determir althougl touched *379 malfunci tion of Arrow Greenwi Purch. Makows plastics tributed 'The C( Grandfather Clock 3-Legged what wa day for t Time honored Drop Leaf Table for-1 sto< T craftsmanship and m ment eit m remarkable beauty ’689 from Pennsylvania House to the fi of Cherry.. Musicale Console ’399 Arrow Sure to make Beautifully styled, Deep adjustable shelves that slide out executiv these holidays a perfect addition are among the many features of this B. Duk to any room. 229 very happy for handsome, functional stereo cabinet. executiv someone. Green, ‘ 935 Main Street, Manchester 643-5171 Open daily til 9, Sat. til Closed Sun. & Mon. 'Thursda: ’ ^ -or V j- -IT J ■ E. Nestle executiv they wet center. Execu firms, Business and Gen: meeting broke ot The b< found hi failed t burned i n / v t K a c