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TEHRAN, Iran (UPI) - U.N. The U.N. leader and Ghotbzadeh Secretary General Kurt Waldheim, met at the Foreign Ministry for two undaunt^ by a reported plot against hours and 40 minutes after Waldheim his life, braved an angry demonstra­ briefly visited Tehran’s Behesht-e tion by hundreds of chanting Iranians Zehra Cemetery south of the capital today to visit a cemetery containing "to pay homage to martyrs of the

graves of dissidents killed by the Islamic revolution,” the state radio shah’s troops. reported. The U.N, chief then met anew with Waldheim's visit to the cemetery Foreign Minister Sadegh Ghotbzadeh was arranged as part of a govern­ and reported “some progress” in his ment plan to highlight reported

consultations in behalf of the 50 atrocities by the deposed shah. The By United Press International Americans held hostage for the 61st Iranian militants occupying the U.S. Gold rocketed past the $600-an- day. Embassy want the shah returned to ounce mark on bullion markets Earlier Waldheim flew by stand trial in exchange for freedom across the world today in chaotic helicopter to the Behesht-e Zehre of the 50 American hostages. trading and triggered by the unstable cemetery 10 miles away. A crowd of Waldheim emerged from the situation in Afghanistan and Iran. several hundred demonstrators meeting and refused to answer Gold opened in London at a record gathered inside the cemetery and reporters’ questions about details of $610 an ounce and Shortly was up chanted, “Death to Carter Death to the talks, which marked the second $632. In Zurich it opened at $615.00, a the shah” as the helicopter landed. time Waldheim and Ghotbzadeh had jump of $98 from Friday’s close. Security agents quickly whisked met since the secretary generaFs “Trading is chaotic today with the Waldheim into a police car which arrival in the Iranian capital situation in Afghanistan, and to a drove the U.N. chief to a block of Tuesday. lesser extent Iran, constituting a graves of demonstrators killed by the 3 “We continued our conversation threat to world peace and causing shah’s troops in the struggle to and discussed the various aspects of extreme nervousness on the overthrow the former regime. the problem,’’ he said. “But I really market,” a Zurich bullion dealer Waldheim returned to his cannot say anything concrete said. helicopter after a brief survey of the because these talks continue and I “The market is still going crazy in burial place and flew back to Tehran don't think it is in the interest of London with demand coming in from for talks with Ghotbzadeh. diplomacy that I elaborate any everywhere, e^ecially from the After the talks, he met at the further.” Arabs,” said a dealer for bullion former officers’ club adjacent to the

brokers Samuel Montagu. Foreign Ministry with about 3(X) vic­

Another spokesman for gold tims of reported atrocities by the Raccoon Trial dealers Sharps Pixley said, “Sorry, shah’s police. we are too busy to talk. It’s chaotic.” Pay Up Bonnylu Jenks and her husband John are charges of illegally harboring her “pet.” Nearly 40 revolutionary guards Gold sold at $228 a year ago in Lon­ seen here with a six-month-old pet raccoon, carrying automatic weapons guarded don. Under New York State law, raccoons can’t be “Blackie,” who is the subject of the Jenks’ his route. The U.S. dollar slumped on foreign kept as domestic pets without special per­ legal fight with the New York State Depart­ Waldheim was led onto a platform, Without exchanges, dropping below the 4- mits. After a celebratory snack of crackers, where a man handed him a 3-year-old franc level in Paris for the first time ment of Environmental Conservation. Late “Blackie” went back into binding pending male child whose arms, he said, were since November. ’The U.S. currency Tuesday Mrs. Jenks pleaded not guilty to disposition of the case, set for Feb. 12. amputated by the shah’s police to was being traded for 3.9975 francs, extract a confession from the child’s F anf are down from 4.013 francs at father. Wednesday’s close of official The child began crying and MANCHESTER — Unlike the bot­ trading. Waldheim handed it back to the man. tle bill legislation, the new minimum The dollar also fell to a record low wage law that took effect Tuesday Soviet Army Moves Waldheim told the gathering, “Let of less than 1.7 deutschmark in has been ushered in with little fan­ me say I am shocked by what I am Frankfurt. fare and negligible impact. seeing here. In London the pound rose at the A brief survey of stores and “I see what your people have suf­ J opening to $2.2480 from Wednesday’s fered under the previous regime. We restaurants by the Herald indicated close of $2.2420, and dealers said no there would be no change in hiring Closer to Border have heard 'all this but, believe me, one wanted dollars in the face of the practices or cutbacks in personnel seeing all this mutilation of human present threat to peace. In Frankfurt KABUL, Afghanistan (UPI) — Soviet troops in beings is heart-breaking,” Waldheim because of the new $3.12 wage. the dollar was down to 1.7040 marks Afghanistan battled rebelling Afghan troops in a key SOVIET DIVISION “Not in this type of business,” a said. from 1.7155 marks, in Zurich it provincial city near Pakistan in a drive to consolidate HEADS TOWARD spokesman for the A & P Food Store, He assured the cripples that “this opened at 1.56425 Swiss francs com­ Russian rule. Western diplomats in the capital of PAKTIA PROVINCE 1135 Tolland Turnpike, said. “You message of suffering will certainly pared to 1.5873 francs at the close of Kabul said today. still need the young people to haul all last Friday’s trading. It was the first confirmed clash between Russian //Kabul go to the U.N. We will certainly do the stock.” $ Jalalabad whatever w'e can. I assure you,’’ A A spokesman for Barclays Bank soldiers and the regular Afghan army. Minimum wage legislation has KHYBER The cripples moaned and cried as International said, “Political unrest There also were reports that advance elements of the Waldheim spoke. A man wearing a been a controversial issue in in Afghanistan, the U.S.-Iran situa­ PASS invading Russian army reached the Pakistan border white Moslem death shroud appeared Congress in past years. Opponents tion and higher oil prices are just along the major artery between the two countries. before the U.N. chief and waved the have charged that hiking the ^ making people come out of dollars Another Soviet armored thrust headed toward the Peshawar minimum wage merely prices Iranian flag. into gold. If this goes on the bullion province of Paktia, which also borders Pakistan, the teenagers out of the job market will surely hit $700 pretty soon.” Press Trust of India said. The U.N, leader made the visits despite a^l^port by the foreign because employers don’t want to pay “The stampede into gold reached In Kabul, new Afghan strongman Barbak Karmal the higher wage to younger people. minister that authorities had hysterical proportions in London this appeared on television Wednesday for the first time since “foiled” a plot against his life. Mike Adams, assistant manager at N morning. Really the market is fin­ the Soviet-backed coup installed him in power’ last After his new meeting with Ghotb­ Burger King, 467 Center St., said the ding it hard to cope with demand. We Thursday. zadeh, Waldheim said: “I feel that new scale won’t change anything at cannot even spare the time to talk,” In another development, the Russian ruble has been after the meeting with officials of the the restaurant. said a dealer for bullion brokers declared the official currency in Afghanistan, replacing PAKISTAN Foreign Ministry we have made “Not in here," he said. “We still Johnson Matthey. He added, “It’s the afghani as legal tender, reports from the Pakistan some progress,” Waldheim said. need a certain amount of people to panic stations all round.” newspaper Jang and travelers from Kabul said. Ghotzebhdeh said his talks with fill the same positions. We compen­ The big price jumps also were seen They said the ruble was being used in all official and AFGHA Waldheim were “rather frank and to sate (the increased wage) by raising in Hong Kong, New York, Paris and business transactions in Soviet-held cities. prices.” the point and exposed our grievances Zurich. In Hong Kong gold opened at The government also has frozen bank accounts. Adams said the restaurant usually $592 and closed at $612. The measures apparently are aimed at preventing toward the United States and the shah.” has mothers working during the A Zurich gold dealer said trading funds from reaching the tribal insurgents who still con­ Ghotzebhdeh, speaking on the NBC daytime hours so they can be with was “chaotic today with the situation trol much of the rugged countryside, dominated by moun­ Today program, said it did not their families. The 16 and 17-year-old in Afghanistan and to a lesser extent, tains and deserts. Lnik matter whether Waldheim is able to is hired for the early night rush while Iran, constituting a threat to world In Washington, President Carter Wednesday recalled produce progress in his mission by a persons 18 and over work the closing peace and causing extreme ner­ Ambassador Thomas Watson from Moscow in a gesture Soviet invasion troops in Afghanistan today U.N.-set Monday deadline “because shift, he said vousness on the market.” of displeasure over the Soviet invasion of Afghanistan. ringed Jalalabad, a provincial capital only 60 any threatened economic sanctions Adams said the wage has risen Normally cautious dealers in Asia And there also were indications that Carter would lift from $2.31 from three years ago and appeared to have joined gold the embargo on shipment of military equipment to miles from the Pakistan border, according to will not affect us whatsoever.” Waldheim did not identify the that the prices at the restaurant have speculators and, citing record Pakistan, which could be caught up in the Soviet sweep. Moslem tribal chieftains. Another Soviet ar­ Foreign Ministry officials who ap­ risen accordingly. Wednesday gains in London and Diplomats in Kabul said Soviet troops battled against Andrew Forsyth, store manager at mored thrust headed towards the province of parently joined him and Ghotbzadeh Zurich, spoke of the possibility of regular Afghan government troops who refused to accept Paktiak which also borders Pakistan. (UPI during their meeting today. Shop Rite Supermarket, 214 Spencer even an additional $100 per ounce in­ the new president in Jalalabad, a key provincial city 60 Asked about the possibility of St., said there is no impact as well at crease within the next few weeks. photo) miles from Pakistan. another meeting later in the day with his store because most employees “The markets are watching the Tribal chieftains on the Pakistan side of the border said Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini have to be 18 or older to work there. United States being trampled by the the Russians surrounded Jalalabad and were preparing to Waldheim said: This is because, he said, the store Soviet Union,” a dealer for the Paris attack the government troops, but the diplomatic reports control over the capital because Radio Kabul claimed the This matter is in the hands of the is open past 10 p.m. and there is firm of Jean-Claude Melendes said were the first solid indication that fighting between newly installed pro-Moscow President Babrak Karmal special machinery to operate. He Wednesday. regular Afghan troops and Russians did take place. Iranian government,” walked through the city’s streets, and because the also said most of the employees are Waldheim said he was “very im­ “The gold price is a phenomenon of Jalalabad is strategic because it has an airfield capable government was beginning to take charge of the nation's pressed” by arrangements made for above the minimum wage scale fear,” he added. “It's irrational. of handling large Soviet cargo planes and because it economy. his visit to Iran. anyways. People are scared. We can but straddles a major road leading from the Pakistan border The radio broadcast, monitored in Islamabad, said observe until this wave of fear to Kabul. Karmal made a televised public appearance in Kabul, passes.” The important Pakistani city of Peshawar is located The broadcast said he led a procession through the only 50 miles from the tense frontier. streets that culminated in a rally. Soviet troops in small numbers have already reached Another sign that the Soviet troops, believed to number the Afghan checkpoint at the Pakistan-Afghanistan as high as 50,CKX), have established control of Kabul is that thuncloy. 3 border, according to travelers. th ^ have reduced their visibility in recent days. Five Flags One diplomat in Kabul said three Russian civilians Foreigners staying in the Intercontinental Hotel in In Sports were killed Sunday in the city’s bazaar and travelers Kabul could hear a few helicopters flying overhead and The Weather reaching New Delhi said two Russians were stabbed to see armored personnel carriers at night, but there was no Clear and colder tonight; mostly Alabama clear-cut winner as T o Sell O u t death. sign of Russian combat troops except at critical in­ sunny Friday. Detailed forecasts nation’s top college football team Diplomats said it appeared the Soviets consolidated stallations. on Page 2. in UPI poll ... East Catholic and MANCHESTER - The Five Flags Glastonbury High score basketball Catalog Showroom will reopen for wins ... Celtics specialize in three- liquidation as soon as the banks com­ point plays ... Page 11. plete an inventory of the store, the SALT Delay Sought Day in Court firm’s owner, Edward W. Bobigan, Gov. Ella Grasso plans to submit said this morning. WASHINGTON (UPI) — Administration sources say an affidavit on the day and time she “The banks are in there taking the elude cuts in diplomatic and cultural exchanges, ending Inside Today President Carter will seek an indefinite postponement of bilateral ship-docking agreements and a resumption of signed a law halting condominium inventory,” Bobigan said. “As soon Senate debate on the SALT II treaty as U.S.-Soviet Business...... 20 conversions instead of personally as they complete it, we’ll reopen. All arms sales to Pakistan — a frightened neighbor of relations plunge into the deep freeze over Russia’s inva­ Afghanistan. Classified...... 16-18 merchandise for lay-away Will be answering a court subpoena. Page sion of Afghanistan. Senate debate on the strategic arms treaty had been 2 . Com ics...... 19 honored at that time." More White House announcements are expected short­ expected to begin soon, but an angry Carter reportedly Editorial ...... 4 The Herald’s query was prompted ly and one Carter aide said Wednesday the ad­ will delay that. The treaty would have virtually no chance Entertainment ...... 15 by a Manchester woman who paid ministration’s overall response to Moscow's “serious in the Senate at this time anyway. F am ily ...... i.8 $268 for two wedding bands and was mistake” could affect relations with the Soviet Union for A cutoff in grain sales to the Soviet Union has been at First Steps Gardening ...... 15 told they would have to be sized. She a decade. O bituaries...... lO was asked to come back Dec. 26 for least temporarily ruled out as relations between the two The state Department of En­ Carter Wednesday recalled U.S. Ambassador Thomas countries have plunged to their lowest point since the vironmental Protection has taken Peopletalk...... 2 the rings, but found the place closed J. Watson from Moscow in his first concrete reaction to S ports...... 11-13 cold war. the ntst steps to provide adequate for inventory. the Christmas coupjn Kabul which saw 50,(HX) Soviet Television ...... 15 Asked to come back Jan. 2, she In Moscow, the Soviet Union today attacked Carter ner- sites for the disposal of hazardous troops help install a Moscow hard-liner to power. sonally, saying his condemnation of the Russian move in U pdate...... 2 found no one there, either. wastes. Page 4. In addition to the SALT delay, other moves could in- Afghanistan “breaks all records of hypocrisy.” W eather...... 2 2 - EVEJiDUC HERALD, n m t . J«n I. UW

EVENING HERALD. Thurs.. Jan. 3. 1980 ^ 3 U ^ t e _ Selectmen Nix Park Funds

Eve with nunseroos bruises and bead cord disorder, suffered a flesh wound Corp., Ford Motor Co. and Chrysler system from going bankrupt and Salvage Delayed Child Abuse Ctues BOLTON — The Board of Selectmen “ You’re absolutely right.” injuries, a broken arm and a frac- in the side of ber face and is in Chrp. said they produced 427,598 cars closing, possibly by the weekend. facility project a reality.” However, sources close to the SAN FRANCESCO (UPI) - An rejected a $1,949 request from Stanley Bates, Selectman Aloysius Aheam suggested the Four child abuse cases resulting in tined rib. There are medical in­ satisfactory conditioo at Bexar Coun­ in tte month, down 30.1 percent from The Board of Selectmen will have a special lengthy negotiations that produced operation to salvage 36 sealed park director, for what he termed were “an­ board send a letter to Bates and ask him to three deaths have been reported in dications the child is already dead, ty Hoqiitai. She, and ber aunt, Alice 611,390 in December 1978. multiboard meeting to discuss local road im­ canisters each c m ta l^ 12 two-ton ticipated needs for which current funding is in­ review his request and resubmit a request recent days.' Police in Leesburg. but an attorney for Thomas S ^ . the Alvarado, were shot at the aunt's Final industry sales figures for the plan said it was unlikely enough provements Jan. 22 at 7:30 p.m. Other boards adequate.” only for those items which are absolutely es­ Fla., charged Dianne Evers with child's stepfather obtained a court home while they were watching a December and for the year were money could be raised to meet cylinders of chlorine gas from a expected to be represented at the meeting are barge grounded on the rocks of the sential before June 30. The remaining items drowning ber three daughters in the order pndiibiling hospital officials New Year's fireworks display from expected to be released t^ y . Friday's payrpll. Teachers have Included in Bates request were funds for the Public Building Commission, Board of should be put in next year’s budget. bathtub on New Year’s Day. Her es­ from taking the child off support the trunk of an automobile. Fallii^ (nnduction will mean in­ threatened to walk out if they miss Marin County side of the Golden Gate tickets, a two rail fence, vandal-proof lighting Finance, Planning Commission and Zoning systems until the court determines (heir second paycheck in two weeks. Bridge, was delayed by dense fog, Commission. tranged husband. Jerry, quoted ber Jeam te’s bed at the hospital was definite layoffs for aniroximately fixtures, equipment, supplies, stone walls, pic­ The board agreed to send the letter. whether be is alive or dead. In surrounded by flowers, including The complicated bailout plan in­ but was to continue this morning. A In other business the board: as uying. “the children would be 140.000 U.S. auto workers early this nic tables, rubbish removal and plumbing. Abeam and Alan Bergren, administrative Nashville. Tom., authorities said better o ff in heaven than the misery some sent by Suzanne Somers, star of month — about half of the number of volves the city's largest banks len­ watch was posted during the night to Selectman Carl Preuss said, "The request assistant, will attend a Jan. 16 meeting in • Discussed the duties of the administrative former jail guard James Henry Jr., “Three’s C^pany " and the Easter ding the city money to buy securities monitor the situation. they lived in." And police in New workers idled during the industry’s does not sound like emergency ap­ Windham to discuss the Windham Solid Waste assistant in executive session but did not take Yort said Patricia Abraham thought severely beat a 21-montb-old girl, the Seal national chairwoman. 1974-75 slump. from the Bmrd of Education. Mayor Wednesday, a Ckiast Guard crew propriations.” He said, "It sounds like routine any action. daughter of the woman with whom he Energy Recovery Facility. Bolton expressed Leon Justin, ber Zb-month-old son, American Motors Carp, bucked the Jane M. Byrne previously said the used pneumaUc cutting tools to move maintenance or things that should have been • Did not ‘make an appointment to the was living. Doctors at Nashville's an interest in joining the project last year. was “possessed " and she “wanted to Production Drops industry trend with increased city could not afford to purchase the one of three huge containers on the included in the budget.” Board of Health as there were no candidates get devil out." so she poured Vanderbilt Ho^ital are fighting to securities. 400-foot barge. The crewmen used a Windham officials said the approval of a $2.5 to choose from. production both in December and for Preuss said, “I don’t think it’s proper to scaldmg water over him and put him save Stephanie Johnson, in critical DETROIT (UPI) - US. auto The plan could satisfy Gov. James heavy cable to attach the container's million state grant by the State Bonding Com­ • Will start a series of meetings to discuss the full calendar year, as compared make supplemental appropriations at this in a hot oven. The child. Leon Justin, condition with massive head injuries. production, paced by a sharp 30 per­ R. Thompson's conditions that the 12 cylinders to a helicopter which mission and a Windham Town Meeting "vir­ and prepare the 1980-1981 budget Jan. 8 at 7 with 1978. time.” First Selectman Henry Ryba said, was reported in critical condition cent decline in December, dropped city and banks participate in a lifted them one-by-one to a guarded tually make the solid waste energy recovery p.m. at the Community Hall. Ixxlay with bums over 95 percent of Shooting Victim almost 10 percent in 1979. Chicago Bailout bailout plan before the state con­ parking lot at nearby Fort Oonkite It his body The “ Big Tliree” U.S. automakers tributes any of its nearly 8400 million on the Golden Gate National Recrea­ In Kansas. Michael Saad. 3 months SAN ANTONIO, Texas (UPI) - said Wednesday they built 8,011,556 CHICAGO (UPI) - City officials surplus to the school system. Thomp­ tion area. A shipment of low- old. has been lying unconscious and Jeanette Alvarado. 8. the 1980 cars in 1979, down 9.9 percent from and bankers late Wednesday reached son reportedly conferred with explosive nitrocarbonitrate had dis­ Maine City May Default on Bank Note motionless since his arrival at .National Easter Seal Poster Child, a 8.923,971 in 1978. a tentative agreement on a plan keep leading city bankers by telephone on solved in the water and was rendered Wesley Medical Center Christmas paraplegic with a congential spinal In December, General Motors the nation’s third largest school Wednesday. harmless, officials said. SACO, Maine (UPI) — State officials are loans for the city, turning that power over to up credit or impose higher borrowing costs on concerned about the financial implications of Administrator Curtis Tripp. other municipalities or the state itself. this city’s default on a $2.1 million bank note, “The default is a matter of very great con­ w^y fearing credit could be tightened for all other cern to us, because of the subjective reper­ The coastal community of 13,500 was Peopietaik | EUa Summoned to Court plunged into financial trouble New Year's Eve Maine communities and even for the state. cussions that can occur in the financial City leaders met today in an effort to bail world,” said state Treasurer Jerrold Speers. when it defaulted on the note held by the Casco Cab Calloway the community out of its mounting financial He said “potential investors tend not to Bank and Trust Co. of Portland. The note was crisis. They stripped Mayor J. Haley Booth differentiate between one Maine town and underwritten by the First National Bank of ( Strong as Ever Wednesday night of his authority to negotiate umm^ On Condominium Measure another,” so news of Saco's default could dry Boston. ' K C^b Calloway is 72 now, but he’s going just as strong as he ever did HARTFORD (UPI) — Gov. Ella Grasso has been sub­ Towers for 10 years, was offered her one bedroom apart­ and says he won’t retire poenaed to testify in court about the date and time of day ment for $46,500. She’s now paying $259-a-month for rent, she signed a law that effectively put the brakes on con­ ( o v i t t n m n sA tu u t until his daughter does. which includes heat and air conditioning. (^lloway did a New dominium conversions in (Connecticut. “ I feel so sorry for the older people because they are in Year’s Elve engagement The suit was filed in Meriden Superior (Court by tenants shock. Very few can afford to buy them,” she said. H. at New York’s Les at Victom Towers, a 99-apartment complex in Meriden “When you get up to 70 or 80-years-old, who wants to buy Moucbes disco with that's being converted to condominiums. Most of the peo­ a condominium or a house?” daughter Cris — a hit in ple who live there are elderly. V PiVtATiH* 90TOCAIT • the road company ver­ The tenants are seeking a temporary injunction against sion of B roadw ay’s the owner. Carabetta Enterprises Inc., to prevent the "Eubie,” real estate development firm from putting any of the HARTFORD For period ending 7 a m. E^ST 1,4,-80. During Thursday j apartments on the market. Snarled Traffic night, snow is in store for parts of the upper Mississippi Says the fond father, D a irij Grasso, who was asked to supply all written The traffic snarls of Pennsylvania Avenue in Washington, D.C., Valley while rain falls in the lower and mid Atlantic “I never intend to stop evidence about tho law passed during the Legislature’s ROAD states. Fair to partly cloudy skies are forecast elsewhere | as long as she’s around Q ueen appear worse than usual Tuesday ... as construction is under way on an special energy session in November, will file an affidavit across the nation. ■'fW to work with.” ice rink-reflecting pool and expanded parks near the Treasury Depart­ Quips an equally fond instead of appearing in Meriden Superior (Court today. ment. The construction is part of a plan to improve the look of the The law in question was passed by the Legislature Nov. DAIRY daughter, “ If he stays in ceremonial avenue. The U.S. Capitol is in the background. (UPI photo) Weather Forecast this business long 16 and was si^ e d by the governor between 7 p.m.and 7:30 enough, he’ll learn how p.m. that night after she returned from a trip to BRAZIEr QUEEN to do it well.” Washington. 1 Partly sunny, windy and Mostly sunny today and Is 51 years long enough? That’s how long Cab The sUtute requires that all apartments converted to cold today. Highs 32 to 35, zero Friday Highs both days in the Calloway has been "high-dee-hoeing” for his fans. conduniiniums, from the day the bill was passed until Health: Consortium Taps - to 2 C Clear and colder teens north and 20s south. April 1, each have a separate heating unit. Victoria OFF 1ST QUALITY tonight witth lows 10 to 15. Gear tonight Lows zero to 10 Towers uses central heating, but the owners said they Friday mostly sunny with PINE LOUVER DOOR below north and 5 below to 10 One Shining Moment will convert the system to conform with the law. New Executive Director ■ highs around 30. Probability above south. of precipitation 10 percent Betty Brown looked at the $1 million money order Michael Susman, a New Haven lawyer representing Extended Outlook (Carabetta, said Wednesday they filed to convert to con­ SALE ^ . today and near zero percent she’d just gotten from the bank and sighed, “ It’s MANCHESTER — The Capital Area Health Consor­ FREE CLINIC! toni^t and Friday. .Northerly Extended outlook for New amazing what the thought of money can do to you.” dominiums shortly before 5 p.m. in the Meriden town of­ England Saturday through tium, of which Manchester Memorial Hospital is a 12"x78'ii" ' ^ winds 15 to 25 mph and gusty fices. He said the measure wasn’t law until signed by the REG. 17.99 LEARN ALL ABOUT INHT-YOURSaF PROECTS. .Monday: Ali the money she’d thought of at the time was M l BEEF member, has named a new executive director. today. Northwest winds $35. That’s the amount she handed over at governor. Full I'/i" Ihicki Perfect for bifolds or FROM FRAMNGS TO ROOFING C LN C S TO BE ’ diminishing to 10 to 15 mph .Massachusetts. Rhode “I think the major issue here is one of time, although Stephen Skorez begins the position in February. He double doors. Limited quantities. Island A Connecticut: Northwestern Bank in St. Louis. Only when she got BRUIER leaves a position in Toronto, Ontario, where he was the WLD M OUR MANCHESTER, NEMN6T0N, tonight and Friday certainly we will challenge the constitutionality of the • 15"x7aH’'-(ltg. 17.49...... 14.49 Variable cloudiness Saturday the money order home did she notice it was made joint executive director of a 583member hospital council • 19’’x7949’'-lltg. 20.49...... 19.39 . In New England out for 11,000.035. RES. HARTFORD, ENFIELD t BRISTOL and Sunday. Chance of a few law,” said Susman. He said it was discriminatory to app­ and an 11-member teaching hospital council. , Massachusetts A Rhode ly the law only to condominiums. lUMBUIIG 79- flurries or showers Monday. Says the widow who raised four children on Skorez will direct the consortium’s efforts to resolve STORES EVERY TIES. EV EM K S , FOR Island: Partly sunny windy High temperatures will be in Emma Spellacy, 70, a tenant in the building and party welfare and now struggles to get by on about |5,000 problems common to the nine-member health associa­ FOUR CONSECUTIVE WEEKS B EG M H K . ' and cold today with highs 30 to the 30s Lows will be mostly in to the suit, knows little about the fine points of (Connec­ a year, “All these things came through my mind tion. Nursing, social work, and physical plant issues are JAN. 8th. 'Z 35. minus 1 C to plus E C the 20s. ticut law. What she’s worried about is where she’s going BRUER I; Mostly clear and colder ...” Of courM, she took it back, but adds, “It sure typical of the consortium’s concerns. Vermont: Increasing clouds was nice being rich for a few hours.” to be living May 15 — the deadline for tenants to move ■ tonight lows 10 to 20 except out. FRENCH In addition to his administrative experience in Canada, CALL YOUR NEAREST GROSSMAN'S . zero to 5 above in the western Saturday, snow showers The bank was grateful. It gave Mrs. Brown two Skorez brings a familiarity with Connecticut to his new ; hills Friday mostly sunny north, rain or snow showers neckties and a coupie of calendars. Mrs. Spellacy, a widow who has lived in Victoria RER. STORE FOR STARTMG TIMES AND south Sunday and Monday. job. He received his master’s degree in public health • with highs in the 20s to low FRIES from Yale University in New Haven. REGISTER NOW! 30s. Highs 30s. I^ws zero to 15 R0< Skorez’s appointment was announced by John H. ■ ' Vermont: Considerable Saturday rising to the 20s by Punching Bag Monday, Houck, M.D., president of the consortium, who said > cloudiness today and tonight What’s it like to be the husband of the first woman Talks Resume TAN BARK HICKORY ■1 with a few mainly afternoon BMRY QUEEN SUNBJIE SALE “Skortz has an excellent background for the job since the Maine and New Hampshire: ever to receive a boxing council and the teaching hospitals organization have 4'x8’x5/32” PANELS - or evening flurries. Highs Fair Saturday. Chance of license in New York 3V2" R-11 KRAFT f a c e 6" R-i 9 UNFACED STORES W EL BE CLOSED AT 5:30 • today teens and low 20s. Lows similarities to the consortium.” flurries north and chance of State? Sai Algieri might In EB Strike EVERY TIES. UNTIL FEB. 5th SO THAT OUR REG. ! toni^t zero to 10 above. Part- showers or flurries south late The last executive director, John Danielson, resigned WALLINSULATIOJ AHICINSULATIDN define it as a real jolt. SMALL . . . 5 0 ^ 15" or 23'WIDTH 15" or 23" WIDTH , THESE CLASSES MAY BE HELD. LOW 4.29 ; ly cloudy Friday Highs in the Sunday and Monday. Lows 5 to in May to become president of a Detroit-based health < upper teens and 20s. Several of them in association. Stephen Skorez For Interior walls. For poorly In-I 15. Highs in the 20s north and fact - and he’li take HARTFORD (UPI) — Negotiators for the Electric 15" width or 23" sulated attics. 15" ", Maine and New Hampshire: 30s south Simulated woodgrain on flakeboardi them aii Jan. 29 when Boat shipyard and 2,000 striking draftsmen headed for the width. Easy to width or 23" width.; 75.1 sq. ft. roll. 1st quality. Class III (Ire rated. wife Cathy “Cat” Davis bargaining table today with a congressman’s call that MED...... 6 0 ^ staple up. Across the Nation shows her stuff at the they make a serious attempt to end the 14-week walkout. Fishing Ban Considered Greater New York Electric Boat, a division of the General Dynamics City Fest Hi Lo Automobile Show. She (Corp., is the nation’s prime builder of nuclear sub­ marines for the Navy. LAR6E...... 7 0 ^ Albuquerque sy 38 23 Milwaukee cy 32 24 claims the lightweight REQ. 90* For Yellowtail Flounder Anchorage f 16 -6 Minneapolis pc 26 13 crown of feminine Shipyard officials and the Marine Draftsmen Associa­ Asheville cy 50 30 Nashville r 54 34 'fisticuffs, and that’s bad tion were summoned to the Washington bargaining ses­ NEWPORT, R.I. (UPI) - The National yellowtail on one recent trip. The legal Atlanta cy 54 35 New Orleans cy 64 45 news for would-be- sion today by Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service TAKE HOME SPECIALS Marine Fisheries Service is considering a limit is 1,500 pounds per trip. Billings cy 32 28 New York f 42 32 muggers and rapists after Rep. (Christopher Dodd, D-Conn., intervened in the moratorium on fishing for yellowtail The overall catch rate for yellowtail Birmingham cy 56 34 Oklahoma City dispute. Boston cy 53 31 who don’t happen to flounder because of overfishing by some since October was “twice what it should pc 37 23 Omaha cy 28 20 Dodd, whose district includes the Groton shipyard, 2 QTS. HOME PAK Brownsville Tx cy 76 64 recognize her. boats off New England. be” under quotas set from establishment Philadelphia cy 37 36 called on both sides Wednesday to make a “fresh effort” Buffalo sn 32 24 She’ll demonstrate the VANILLA OR CHOCOLATE Regional Director Allen E. Peterson Jr. of the 200-mile limit in 1977, he said. Phoenix sy 70 46 to reach a new contract with a federal mediator. Charlston, S C pc 58 42 womanly art of self- said Wednesday his agency “will have to Pittsburgh cy 28 27 “While past efforts have been unsuccessful, we have Peterson said the fishery could be closed Charolette, .N C cy 57 29 Portland M. sy 38 16 defense at the show and guess who gets to play consider closing the fishery in the not too Chicago would-be mugger and rapist? Algieri, that’s who. entered a new year and I urge you to make a new com­ PREPACKAGED •1.28 for part of the January-to-March quarter pey 32 28 Portland, Or sh 45 distant future,” perhaps for as long as 10 mitment to resolve this dispute in an equitable manner,” Rag. $1.60 Cleveland cy 30 26 Providence pc 37 23 But it goes with the territory. When he isn’t serving months. or for the remainder of the fishing year Columbus 2>«4> PLAIN WHITExg sn 31 31 Richmond pc 49 23 as a punching bag, he’s also her manager. the congressman said in telegrams to EB officials and NMFS agents accused the fishing boat for yellowtail, ending next Oct. 1. Federal PLASTIC VENTURA 2x4x8’ ECONOMY STUDS YOUR CHOICE! LATEX Dallas cy" 60 41 St Louis MDA President E. Roy Colville. CEILING PANEL Denver cy 34 Lois Joyce of taking nearly 50 times its 5’ TUBENCLDSURE A low priced, standard sized sy 37 15 Salt l,ake City “The hardships that strike family members and all in regulations set quotas on the amount of Vl/ashable! Lightweight & stud. Build it right for less at CEILING A WALL PAINT Des Moines cy 38 legal limit of yellowtail. They revoked cy 30 24 Quote of the Day D.Q. SII»N K K $ cod, haddock and yellowtail flounder that OUR REG. easy to cut! Sold only In Grossman's — your do-it- OUR RLG. San Antonio Detroit pc 71 eastern Connecticut have endured are significant. It is owner Walter Tate’s ground fishing per­ cy 33 25 San Diego may be taken in a one-year period. The 64 sq. ft. ctns. (or reg. , yourself headquarters. » » h ca LOW 11.99 Duluth sy 76 Chicago Board of Education spokeswoman Julie now time-as we enter a new decade to initiate a fresh ef­ mit in a Monday visit to the boat’s New­ LOW 39.99 cy 19 05 San Francisco 1.89 each Reg. 1.05 ^ C99 ly 50 Ann Lyman, on the threatened closing of the city’s fort to resume the partnership between the company and port mooring. fisheries service must ban further taking ■ ■ gallon El Paso f 60 30 San Juan pc 86 1 4”x6” CEILING BEAMS 2x4x8’ QUALITY STUDS Hartford pc 37 23 schools where failure to pay bills has shut off the draftsmen which have historically made Electric 1.25 doz. Peterson said the North Carolina- of the fish if the quota is filled before the Seattle Boat this country’s premier builder of submarines,” he I Safety tempered g i ^ panels. Heavy duty OUR REG. 1.15 LIN. FT. Meets building code re-^ supremel Bright white (Inish Honolulu f 80 65 Spokane cafeteria supplies: “ The federal government is registered boat took 70,000 pounds of year is out, Peterson said. I rust-resistant aluminum frame. 1-pc. towel Look like hand-hewn Houston said. quiremenis. 'Stud Grade' I (or any roomi Soap 8. water clean-upl sh 68 59 Tampa going to send us apples to substitute for the produce I bar. ■•fMST" design. wood timbers! In 10.12’, stamped lor top quallt) | Quick dryingl Your choice to savel Indianapolis The Groton yard is one of the nation’s largest defense 14', 16' lengths. sn 31 28 Washington and we've been given permission to use powdered SPECIALS GOOD MKR KSIOMIeg. 41.99 .... 34.99 P.A.D. For all construction , eg. 1.31 Jackson, Miss. r 61 35 Wichita milk or juice instead of fresh milk. How’s that for a plants, with many of its workers from Rhode Island. THURS. JAN 3rd THRU WED. JAN. 9th Jacksonville f 63 30 Depre.ssion atmosphore?” The MDA represents about 1,100 submarine designers CAMERA Kansas City cy 29 24 and 900 technical and clerical workers who walked off the Las Vegas U . OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK TAKE CARE OF ALL YOUR INDOOR FIX-UPS! I 60 37 c-clear; cl-ciearing; cy- job Oct. 1 in a dispute over wages and other benefits. Little Rock r 58 38 cloudy; f-fair; hz-haze; m- Glimpses HARTFORD ROAU 7 to 11 Los Angeles EB officials said they were prepared for a strike of in­ sy 81 58 missing, pc-partly cloudy; r- definite length after the union rejected their last offer. IPEED-QUEEN COIN LAUNDRY REPAIR I^uisville Paul Anka is composing the music and lyrics sn 35 32 rain; sh-showers; sm-smoke; The shipyard claimed the offer included wage hikes Memphis r 40 58 sn-snow; sy-sunny; Is- Robert Goulet will sing in “Atlantic City, U.S.A.” - 3 2 p a m ILY s i z e W A » m iD « _ g n « ■LUg-jlF- Miami Beach f 73 m diunderstorms; w-windy the new Louis Malle film costarring Burt Lan­ totaling 22.5 percent over three years, but the union said 35 MM Cameras and most caster, Susan Sarandon, Kate Reid, Michel Piccoli the offer was substantially lower because of merit in­ 4 SUPER SIZED WASHERS- KODAK products repaired. and Hollis McLaren ... 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M M EVENINGn c HERALD. 4 n n u u , iiiurs,, ’Thurs., uan. Jan. 0 , 3, E 1960 - 5 f^ditorial, iBaurltrstrr tuniimj HrralJi Small Donations Boosted Seasonal Sharing Fund Manchester — A City of Village Charm Founded Oct. 1. 1861 MANCHESTER - A few Coltman, Donald and Jane Samuel 0. Pierson, Karl and Jan Then, Allan S. Ann Matre, Betty and John Marion Winter, Barbara and Sullivan. Buckland, St. James School, First Steps Taken large contributions, one of Richter, Frances Idzkowski, Manchester Fire Dept. — 8th Taylor, Renato and Gladys Kelly. Christine Pierce, Concetta Dorothy Dascanio, ’Thomas John and Phylis Alvord, Clara them anonymous helped Charlotte and Earle Clifford, Published by the Manchester Publishing Co., Herald Square, District in memory of Howard Cimiano, Wilbur and Betty Thomas and E.H. Leone in Gallo, Jacqueline Remsen, and Marion Carpenter, Krajewski, J.K. Breen in the Connecticut’s Department the question for hazardous materials. push the Seasonal Sharing Robert and Katherine Morton. Manchester, Conn. 06040. Telephone (203) 643-2711. Keeney. Jane Messier, James and memory of Miss Elizabeth Mr. and Mrs. Joseph William and Kathleen Sid- of Environmental Ptotection fund to 110,445, but most of Stanley and Phyllis name of Alice M. Lamenzo of waste dumps because of high Considerable resistance Audit Bureau of Cfrcutatton Member. United Pre»* intemebonei Francis Helfrick, John Janet Wickwire, Gary and Dimlow, Raymond and Swensson, Pat and Jim dons, Mr. and Mrs. L.A. Hilltip Nursery School. has taken a first step in its ef­ population density or poten­ will surface as sites are the fund was made up of Zatkowski, Earle Ferguson Rogers, Mrs. Jacob Miller, Steven Merry. Eiecutive Edior contributions ranging from for Sew n So’s, Marlon forts to find safe sites for tial damage to the water proposed. The site proposals Cuttomer Service - B47'*gg46 Frank A Burbank. Managing Editor Jesseman, Paul and Janet Raymortd F. Roblneon. Edttor.pubisher Harold E Turktngton. Editor Ememui IS to 125. hazardous waste disposal. table. will be open to wide-ranging Following is the final list Damiano, Beatrice Connecticut has no hazar­ of contributors to the fund MacAlpine, Joanna and David Hazardous waste disposal debate in the Legislature, By facing the problem in an One proposal to present Gaston, Naomi Carlin, Lois dous waste dumps and quick problems have been brought which will not necessarily be site consideration in the collected and distributed Kean. open atmosphere a solution by the Manchester Area action isolating potential to the public spotlight by dis- based on facts. same style an industrial Andrew and Aldonna will be found after what will Conference of Churches Thomas, Joseph and Jean Deli Department Specials sites is required for the sake asterous attempts to dump Emotions will run at a high shape up as a long hard fight development site is over the holiday season. Nadeau, Bess Brownstein. CHOICEST MEATS KRAKU8 of the state's job base. chemicals in some areas. peak as scientists, politicians in 1980. presented could help Ingegerd Anderson, Alice and Walter Shea, With more than 7,000 in­ Woman’s Club of Manchester, Chester and Jean Kielick, IMPORTED HAM . ^ 2 .6 9 The nightmare of the Love and residents of proposed The proper treatment and minimize any public outrage Nancy Akin, Doris Steiner, John and Loren Pickens, IN TOW N GENUINE A A dustrial plants producing Canal in New York and other dump areas argue the pros disposal of hazardous waste and keep emotional appeals Dorothy Hartzog, Robert and Stanley and Irene Gworek, Lois ^ r r y . Jay and Irene Elizabeth and Kenneth Viara, U8DA CHOICE BONELESS SWISS CHEESE ..’ 2 . 0 9 chemical by-products and problem areas have made us and cons. materials generated by on a low key. MOTHER GOOSE other waste materials Giles. William and Virgnia Gilroy all suspicious of proposals to Recognizing those schools, industry, hospitals Ultimately hazardous Ray and Marianne Wilcox, Jr., Herbert and Helen SHOULDER .lb . ’ 1.69 termed hazardous, Connec­ Marion Stairs, Doris Dickin­ McKinney, Holmes Funeral LIVERWURST store or dump caustic problems at the beginning and government agencies is waste disposal must be TOBIN’S ticut is forced to ship the materials. son, Robert and Beverly Home. and getting the facts to the essential. faced. The best way to face it Taylor in memory of their Julia Chapin, James King ROAST lb. waste material out of state Because of the bad public in an honest, forthright The alternatives are ship­ is in the open light of public parents, Kenneth and Marlon Jr., Ruel and Catherine OLIVE or P&P LOAF .. . lb. 1.69 Zabielski, Queen of Angels MUCKE’8 for legal disposal. experiences hazardous waste presentation is vital. ping the material out of the debate after all the facts are Marks, Lillian Hunter, Roland MAID RITE BREADED State officials note some Brandt, Edson Bailey. Mothers Circle, Employees of disposal brings to mind, we By closely regulating what state or dumping them il­ presented and those involved Howard and Elizabeth Morse, Manchester Public School COOKED SALAMI ,1b. 1.99 VEAL SAR hazardous materials are hope when sites are proposed is dumped and where it will legally in a location that are given access to the assets Elaine Law. Cafeterias, John and Barbara Syndet Products, Peter and Smyth, Charles and Helen being disposed of illegally in the DEP makes a concerted go, residents of the state ,1b. 1.99 could pose a hazard to public and liabilities any communi­ MaryLou Taylor, Roselyn Johnson. PROVOLOHE CHEESE the state. STEAKS .lb. WEAVER effort to educate residents of should have maximum ty may face as a host to a Hill, Early Birds Bowling John and Joan Haney Jr., health by polluting the USDA CHOICE BONELESS A report released this week the area on the facts of dis- League, Manchester Associa­ Thomas M. Healy, M.D., assurances the job will be drinking water supplies of the hazardous waste teatment, SHOULDER STEAK FOR lb. 1.99 isolates areas that are out of tion of Independent Insurance Charles and Shirley Graff Jr., CHICKEN ROLL ^g^singofthes^w ast^ done correctly. state. storage or disposal site. Agents, John and Elisabeth Mildred Hayden, Edith M. Hyde. Csatary, Leon and Carol LONDON Lou and Josh Vincek, Zapadka, Joseph and Adeline ' HEALTH S: BEAUTY AIDS ' Yvonne Lemire, Vera Peter­ Carlin, Walter and Sydney Letters SROIL lb. Conffressional Quarterly son, David and Gertrude Schultheis, Helen Williams, Llewellyn and Beauchemm, Florence Pear­ Gladys Melbert, James and son, Edith Nichols. USDA CHOICE Janice Cooper, Ethel Robb, Theodore and Dorothy Brin- REG, SUPER, SUPER-PLUS John A. Johnson, Lillian damour, Janet Leemon, Legier. Joan Laius, Linda and Margaret and Ernest TOP SLADE Thanks to Herald Little Done To Halt Searches Edward Platz. Segerberg, Richard and M .8 9 Maurine MacKiewicz, Ruth TAMPAX Charles and Joan Hamilton, STEAK lb. Warren and Patricia Lindsay, Joseph Murphy, To the editor: throughout the holiday season has By NADINE COHODAS have been no searches of newsrooms, ■'serious threat to the right of a Blackwell, Carolyn C. Foster, Manchester Molding and Mfg. It was really pleasant to read two been the emphasis given in our Inc., Martha Besser, SWIFTS BAYER “FOR CHILDREN” W ASHINGTON - The 1978 but the ruling has altered newsroom citizen generally to be secure from Helen Rannacher, Ben and letters published on page four Friday newspaper to old-fashioned neighbor­ Supreme (Tourt decision allowing sur­ Eileen Jeffries, Joseph Lawrence and Esther Mallon. Dec. 28. policies, according to the Reporters unannounced police searches, and a William and Annette Hoch, ly actions in our community...the prise police searches of newsrooms Schauster, Honor O’Connell, Drown A SsrvB One letter thanked Nancy Carr and Committee for Freedom of the serious threat to the openition of the Dorothy Custer, Edith D. Gertrude Liddon, J.E. and sort of good will things which make brought howls of protest from the Judith Clough, Manchester . . 39^ Press, a Washington-based press free press ” Rogers, Theodore and ASPIMN those who worked with her in the Manchester a city of village charm. SAUSAGE 8 oz. pkg. media and spanned the introduction group. A committee spokesman said In criticizing the administration Margaret Metheny. Board of Realtors, Jane and MA(X to assure Christmas cheer to Surely I speak for many when I Enrico Reale, Mrs. Charles of 14 bills in Congress this year to many newspapers are now proposal as too narrow, Bailey said, M. Barbara Falkowski, Nor- many needy pet^le. The other letter say, “ thank you,” to the publisher overturn the ruling. ma and Eva Johnson, W. Strant, Mrs. Elsa Hirsch, thanked UWCO International people destroying materials collected but ”We believe the American press Frank and Barbara Philip Jr., and staff of our own Manchester But despite the initial furor. Beatrice Pearson, Bernard for making gifts available to all in not used in a story or are storing un­ should in generai try not to ask for and Carolyn Bentley, Roger Stanley and Elizabeth Best. Evening Herald for lending a real Congress has moved slowly on the local nursing homes. used information outside newsroom. special legislation.” Thoughts and Marci Negro, Frances Frank and Helen Aszklar, helping hand in our community. issue. Idzkowski. Herman and Marlys Dvorak, However, we have additional cause While all of the bills introduced in Dr. Jerome Beigler of the Clint Hendrickson After five days of hearings on 10 Lois B. Carman, Herbert Marion and Julia Moriarty, for gratitude. Congress would overturn the Stanford American Psychiatric Association The Fruit of the Gospel tree Richard and Anne 72 Hawthorne St. bills, a House subcommittee has decision, they differ in scope. Bandes, Felicia Bandes, One factor consistently observable argued that restricting a bill to only Now that another calendar year is Louise Stevenson, Helen W. McNamara, Lyman Taylor, Manchester narrowed its selection to three. But a Legislation proposed by the Carter Richard and Elizabeth USDA CHOICE BONELESS First Amendment activities could here, what is there for us to do? Ener, Robert J. Smith Inc,, Senate subcommittee hasn’t taken administration would require local, have a damaging effect on the Vivien Murray, Mildred Carney, Susan DeMaio. any action on the four measures pen­ Work? of course. Care for family? Esther, David, Hal, Helen state and federal officials to use a medical profession—particulary psy­ sure. Hayden, Lillian Dowd, ding before it. Hearings are expected Harrison Stationers (Philip Nix, Ronald and Nancy Gocht, SHOULDER ROAST ...... ’ subpoena instead of a warrant to ob­ chiatrists. early next year. If there is a God, can I gain His Harrison), Virginia and Robert and Nancy Barnes, 1.99 tain material from those engaged in "Psychiatric treatment by its John and Grace Measom, The case that generated the con­ attention? You have His attention Charles House. SOOOP8 First Amendment activity, including nature requires confidentiality of M.H. Clulow, Hope Mrs. Winthrop Conant, Mrs. USDA CHOICE BONELESS troversy was the Supreme Court’s 5-3 and love as you believe Christ died journalists, academicians and communication.” Beigler said. "An Grunske, Robert and Janet Selwyn D. Smith III, Kenneth for your sins and rose again to and Doris Bensen, John and SHOULDER STEAK FOR decision in Zurcher vs. Stanford Dai­ novelists. inability to provide assurances of Richmond, John and James ly. The Court ruled that the Constitu­ declare you innocent before God who Cochran, Harold and Virginia Josephine Flanagan, Ralph H. ISfERfAdUfS However, a warrant could be used privacy constitutes a chilling factor Warren. tion does not prevent police officers if quick seizure of the material might sent Him-though not deserving on Falls, Gloria and Ernest LONDON BROIL ■lb. as far as access to treatment is con- Henry and Bibiane Poirier, SnUUMY CXfT from obtaining warrants and making your part or mine. Kjellson. prevent harm to a person or if the ’cemed.” Ladies of Galaxies Bowling John and Zora Duval, William 2.09 IKFROW... Striking out into the paths of this unannounced searches of newspaper person were suspected of a crime. League (Kathy McConnell), L. Luettgens, AFL-CIO Local life, you have the certainty God SUPPORT offices for evidence, even though But Sens. Charles McC. Mathias Not surprisingly, law enforcement Florence Hayden, Terrance 1495 Manchester Police Dept., already loves and has saved you by Frederick and Audrey Young, RONALD R£AGA,>i neither the newspaper nor its Jr., R-Md., Birch Rayh, D-Ind., and officials took a different view. Phillip and Rose Donnelly, Edward Jack and Lillian Hunter, We Give Old Fashioned FOR reporters are suspected of criminal B. Heymann, head of the Justice Christ. Now there is much good to do and Maureen Otto, Virginia No Substitute PRESIDENT Gaylord Nelson, D-Wis., and Rep. Ryan, Alice Peterson, Gary Willard and Marjorie Horton. activity. Tom Railsback, R-Ill., have in­ Department’s criminal division, said for Him and others - always mindful- Janet Phillips, Edgar and Butcher Service... He has earned my salvation com­ and Lauren Shea, East The case stemmed from a 1971 troduced measures that are con­ a bill going beyond First Amendment Catholic H.S. Student Council. Margaret Wasilieff, William For Quality pletely. police search of offices of the Stan­ siderably broader than the ad­ activities would be too hard to draft Brian and Margaret Curry, and Eleanor Rook, Marjorie ford University student newspaper. ministration proposal. and to enforce and would be This is taken care of so that I may E. Ruth McIntosh, Bertha Holmes, Theodore and STORE HOURS: Margaret Pastva, Edward Armed with a warrant, police ’These bills generally would protect ’’patchwork” legislation. be His own and serve Him-working Hart, Rachel Helfrick, M. with my hands to be able to give to Philp and Joanne Susag, Wilkos, H. Doris Coughlin, searched for unpublished all "third parties” not suspected of a Kenneth and Eleanor Arey, Mon. & Tues. 'til 6:00 317 Highland St. RepresenUtives of the National another in need. Eileen Dalton, Dr. Ronald and photographs they believed would help crime not just those covered by the Dorothy Mallett. Ruth Cochran in memory of Association of Attorneys General and identify the assailants of police of­ First Amendment. While differing in This is what He says of His own: Nancy Carr, John Baracco, Sadie B. Foss. Wed., Thurs., S Fri. til 9d)0 the National District Attorneys Cecil and Beverly ficers injured at a demonstration. details, the bills would require that "By their fruits you shall know Leslie Suitor, Veronica MANCHESTER Association criticized all the them” Kuligowski, St. Mary’s GFS Treadwell Jr., Elizabeth Of COURSf H( HOT OFF After the search — which turned up subpoenas or court hearings be used ’Tunucci, Robert andPatricia Sat. & Sunday no unpublished photographs — the proposals as unnecessary. Rev. C.W. Kuhl Sponsors, John and Jean MARKET TO M EARUfR S m . to obtain materials from parties not McElreavy, George Flavell, Kennelff, Alfred and 'til 6:00 CONN. newspaper sued the local district at­ Zion Ev. Lutheran Church Marianne Eggan, Concordia suspected of a crime. Warrants Citing the fact that there have been Marlene Stone, Russell and torney and the police, arguing that a Nursery School, Richard and would be allowed in specified cir­ no newsroom searches since Stan­ Edith MacKendrick, subpoena should have been issued in­ Manchester Jr, Women’s Rita Egan, A. Elmer and cumstances. ford, Robert B. H?r.(en of the stead of a search warrant. Club, Robert and Edna Louree Diskan, M.D. Y iM . in m . In testimony before the House sub­ association of attorneys general Hohwieler. Marguerite O’Connell, Carl Subpoenas, unlike search and Janet Frantz. Illlllllllli committee, several press groups, the called the legislation "a gross James and Greta Hyland, warrants, can be challenged in court Brenda Briggs. Josephine American Civil Liberties Union and overreaction to a most extraordinary Manchester High School Stu­ before they are enforced. dent Activities Fund, Paul and DeQuattro, Josephine GROCERY SPECIALS Garden Fresh^ Produce Specials the American Psychiatric Associa­ facutal situation. If you read the A federal district court and an Mary Beth Bevacqua, Sylvia Krikorian, James Blair, tion urged members to approve a bill Anthony and Elizabeth appeals court agreed with the media editorials on this subject ' he Claflin, Doris Potter, LINCOLN PINK OR WHITE f £ that would cover all third parties. said, "you would think that law en­ Thibeau, Mr. and Mrs. newspaper’s position, but the Sherwood Humphries, Team Charles W. Bailey of the American forcement had delcared war on the 17 Bennet Jr. High Student Ac­ Patrick Peak. Supreme Court did not. George and Elizabeth APPLE JUICE ...... 9 9 « GRAPEFRUIT Society of Newspaper Editors said media, when as a matter of fact, it tivities Association. Marcel Since the Stanford decision, there Walker, Mr. and Mrs. Robert the Stanford decision represented a was the reverse. " and Michele Pulin, Kenneth VANITY FAIR and Carol Harley, Dr. Sobhy W. Calnen, Mr. and Mrs. Vic­ IDAHO and ’Theresa Ghabrial. tor Johnson, Norma Gunsten, FACIAL TISSUE ...... ,».,.2I*1 Ruth Cavin, June Steven­ Linda Santarpia, Mr. and Mrs. DURAFLAME II POTATOES son, Raymond Woollett, Arthur Libbey, Mr. and Mrs. Carlton and Harriet Chace, James Beaulieu. William ...... 8 9 ^ Frank and Lena Cervini, Rose Hansen, Barbara Atwood. FIRE LOGS LARGE CALIFORNIA Shea. Mr. and Mrs. William Mr. and Mrs. Edward J. SWISS MISS Connors in memory of Lora Gagnon, Katherine Morley, Cooper, Lucille Smith. Horace and Ann Paganl, COCOA ...... 9 9 « ORANGES Kenneth and Eleanor Arey, Carroll and Marjorie Nelson, Hazel Christiana, R.H. and Joseph and Albina ’Twaronite, ZE8TY Carolyn Ramsey, Winston and William and Mary Lou Taylor, Washington Merry-Go-Round Marion Smith, Sharon Soucei, Dorothy and Ines Sonego, PEA BEANS ,.o..„.2S89* Edward Sweeney in the name ONIONS Marjorie Reed, William and BREAKFAST OF CHAMPIONSI Eileen Shea, Charles and of Gertrude Sweeney, George Ellen Morse, Ruth and Alfred and Carol Rawson, Sylvia and CHEERIOS ..... :....,. . 9 9 * Sieffert. A. Doretta Beaulieu. What’s Arafat’s Role Harry and Lenore Deegaq, DEL MONTE SLICED Harold and Marguerite In Embassy Takeover? Ronald and Irene Schak, MacNeely, Dean Machine By JACK AIVDERSON portunity to gain favorable publicity Products Inc., Richard and Louiae Darling, Donald and PEACHES It is also known that after the were supposedly trying to negotiate Lillian Custer, William and WASHINGTON - One of the for the PLO in the United SUtes. have been kept quiet to prevent a Suzanne Cichowski, Sister shah’s overthrow. Ayatollah the hostages’ release, the PLO’s man Rep. Parren Mitchell, D-Md., has Arline Rivers, Jim and Betty M ith t oiipon penalty — ruled unconstitutional Vermont lawmakers. profitable for Vermont banks to make residential December in 15 years. broke the 64-degree record set on average. New England Legislatures begin a new decade con­ in an ongoing murder trial. Anti-abortion advocates will try again to cut off funding mortgate loans. The service reported Wednesday Dec. 12,1931, reported the service at But the service predicted that fronted with a wide range of issues not unlike those fa c^ Vermont legislators should be the envy of their for Planned Parenthood of Vermont, which handles fami­ Vermont lawmakers will also consider whether to the average temperaure in Bradley International Airport. January will be colder than inthe 1970s. colleagues in other New England states. They’ve got to ly planning services for the state but also operates an scrap the state lottery or allow lottery officials to spend a December was 33.6 degrees, 5 Precipitation for the month December. Money, including possible new taxes, leads the issues figure out how to dispose of a $19 million budget surplus abortion clinic. larger amount of revenues for operating expenses, and docket which also includes discussion of the death penal- from 1979. The Legislature must also deal with a proposal to whether to revamp the formula used to distribute state ; ty, the drinking age, energy, state aid to education, abor- However, there are more pressing problems facing remove the ceiling on mortgage interest rates to make it money to school districts. SAVE ON FAMOUS MAKERS’ . tion, condominium conversion and public transit. Although it was only ceremonial, Rhode Island law- MENSWEAR NOW AT D&LI ; makers were the first to gavel in the 1980 session — retur- ; ning New Year’s Day for a short session. • Massachusetts and Maine legislators began their new 1 sessions Wednesday; the Vermont Legislature opens next ; Tuesday, while Connecticut lawmakers don’t open for ; 1980 business until Feb. 6. • The New Hampshire Legislature, which normally con- , venes only in odd-numbered years, is not scheduled to ; meet this year unless some major issue develops. ; The big issue in Rhode Island this year is money. House and Senate leaders predict no tax hikes but expect heavy lobbying from all sides for increased spending. Among other major issues is a proposal to raise the drinking age from 18 to 20 and bring Rhode Island in line with neighboring Massachusetts. Gov. J. Joseph Garrahy postponed his “State of the State” message from opening day to Thursday. “Money, money, money are the three most important 'fiNUH things we'll be dealing with," said Maine Senate Majority Leader Bennett Katz, R-Augusta. Gov. Joseph E. Brennan presented the second session of the 109th Maine Legislature with 81 bills — calling for a “new era of strength and purpose and hope. " 50-Year Member Energy and the state's financial problems will be the focus of the session, the governor himself proposing 16 Haydon L. Griswold Sr., second from left, priest; Griswold, Ernest Smith, most 4§) was presented a 50-year pin as a member of energy-related bills. Brennan said state goverment is excellent high priest and Phillip J. Jones, "faced with demands on our resources" totaling about Delta Chapter, Royal Arch Masons, in a past grand high priest. Back, Arnold W. SALE $45 million with “only about $18 million to divide among ceremony Tuesday night at the Masonic Tem­ Wenzel, Pierson E. Dolbeare, Laurence G. these demands. ple. Griswold served as chapter treasurer for Farwell, William E. Piercey and Stanley H. Money issues will dominate the 1980 session of the more than 30 years. Front from left, Russell Steiner, all past grand high priests. (Herald Massachusetts Legislature — including a potential state D. Ramette, most excellent grand high photo by Adamson) budget crisis and lingering public anger over last fall's Halloween night legislative pay raises. A record number of 8.428 bills have been introduced in 4 ? the Bay State Legislature — dealing with everything from the financial woes of the Massachusetts Bay "Transporta­ Hotel and Motel Owners tion Authority to reaching a policy on condominium con­ version. Higher costs for nearly everything and prospects of J 25%-40% OFF decreased tax revenues have already led to promises of no increase in state aid to cities and towns for the next 1/ .1 First Primary Victors fiscal year starting July 1. Bringing in new taxes or increasing taxes the state CONCORD. N.H. (UPI) - New gone out of our way to give proper reserved space. •MEN’S WINTER JACKETS already has will be the big item on the agenda when the Hampshire's showcase presidential attention to our year-round At the IM-room Howard Johnson’s Connecticut Legislature convenes for its 1980 session. primary already has a winner: hotel customers. We’ll try to accommodate Motor Lodge in Manchester, AND SUBURBAN COATS! Gov. 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American Association of Retired NEW BRITAIN (UPI) — The trial of retired Fire Chief room." said Ted O'Donnell, general At Manchester's Holiday Inn, the Persons Inc. is sponsoring a bus trip Raymond A. Galati on charges rising out of the municipal manager at the New Hampshire 120 rooms have been sold out for to the Coachlight Theatre to see MEN’S PANTS corruption scandal may be moved out of New Britain. Highway Hotel in Concord. primary night for eight months. And “Man of La Mancha” Feb. 13. Jan 14 The prosecution Wednesday told Superior Court Judge % While advance • reservations are manager Phyllis Allen said the motel is the signup deadline. Buses will •HAGGAR Eugene Kelly it wouldn't object to a change of venue if it scarce or non-existent at this point, is solidly booked for the two or three leave the Knights of Columbus lot at • PARAM would speed up the start of (Jalati's trial. 10:30 a.m. and return about 5:30 p.m. there may be hope for regular or weeks that precede the primary. ■ •HEATHERDOWN Galati’s lawyer, Edward T. Lynch Jr., who asked for preferred customers of the major Former California Gov. Ronald The cost is $16 per person. the change, said publicity about the scandal would make hotels. Reagan, his staff and security people The chapter is also sponsoring a Save on a special group of men’s pants it impossible for Galati to get a fair trial in the city. Hotel managers and sales direc­ have laid claim to a floor of 30 rooms trip to Brown’s Hotel in Loch in flannels, knits and gabardines. 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In desolate Mercury, Nev., tons of bumed-out tion with the Oct. 1, 1979 Grand List after the holdup of a branch of the Savings Bank of New will be completed later this month by London. reactor fuel are being buried 1,400 feet below the surface in the assessor. •MANCHESTER PARKADE •TRI-CITY PLAZA •CORBINS CORNER •FARMINGTON VALLEY MALL John Oscar Cromley, 19, was nabbed Wednesday short­ chambers carved from solid granite. The test was begun this The board of review will be in ses­ •NEW BRITAIN •BRISTOL PLAZA •NEW LONDON MALL •GROTON PLAZA •MERIDEN SQUARE ly after the 2:45 p.m. holdup of the branch in the New year and is expected to last three to five more. 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J EVENING HERALD. Thura., Jan. 3, 1980 — 9 8 - EVENING HERALD, Thurs,, Jan. 3, 1980 Effectively Told Tales Births Prompt Plan cGagnon, Sarah Eliiabeth, His proposals would give Rhode Island the bring Rhode Island in line with the new daughter of Michael J. and Donnalie nation’s strictest drinking-driving law. Susan’s ‘Invented’ Radio raise the state’s driving age to 18 and lower Massachusetts drinking age of 20, but hasn’t Press Gagnon of 224 School St., The head of the Governor’s Office on made up his mind yet. Manchester. She was bom Dec. 19 at the speed limit to 50 mph to combat the state’s HighwayJafety, Edward J. Walsh, said he NEW YORK (N E A )-In "We found an opportunity rising highway death rate. Walsh said the state has a better safety Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her agrees with some of Stumer’s recommen­ record than last year’s figures indicate. He a g la s s room in to use this feature as a maternal grandparents are Mr. and Dr. William Q. Stumer said the state’s dations, but said the proposals on the driving Washington. D.C.. Susan sidebar to a report on highway 1979 death record, which increased said the accident rate has fallen over the past Mrs. Charles W. Press of age and dmnkenness standard are politically 10 years, if increases in the number of Stamberg “invents" radio, hospital containment Manchester. Her paternal grand­ 13.9 percent from 1978, was “abhorrent." An “impractical.” unofficial count showed 131 ;>eople died on vehicles, drivers and miles travelled are con­ weekdays from 5 to 6:30 costs. But I'm thinking, parents are Mr. and Mrs. James G. "It’s too much for people to swallow,” you c a n 't go from a sidered. pm, on "Ali Things Con­ Gagnon of Manchester. Her great- Rhode Island roads in 1979, 16 more than the Stumer acknowledged. “But it is something sidered,” the hard news- straight report to this echo- year before. “I don’t think it’s fair to take a one-year grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Onell we need to think about and talk about.” view,” Walsh said. He said Rhode Island’s soft features program y sound of my reading, Gagnon and Mrs. Lawrence Savoie, Stumer said Wednesday he will propose a Gov. J. .loseph Garrahy is considering she's been co-hosting for "The woman sat naked in six-point program including raising the 16- overall safety record is among the best in the all of Madawaska, Maine. proposals to raise the drinking age, in part to nation and is improving. seven years on ap­ the bathroom...' ” year-old driving age, lowering the 55 mph proximately 220 member And then she thought of Riccio, Daniel Lawrence, son of speed limit, hiking the drinking age from 18 to stations of National Public Ralph Rosenblum, the film Daniel M. and Unda Flaherty Riccio at least 19, and cutting in half the blood alcohol Radio (NPR). editor, who told her he'd of 335 Center Road, Vernon. He was level that defines drunkenness. Buffalo Roam in Bristol Take her interview with created the mood for “The born Dec. 21 at Manchester Stumer also wants to return to a helmet BRISTOL (UPI) — A young bison remained planned to breed them as a hobby. the surgeon who wrote Pawnbroker” through an Memorial Hospital. His maternal Audrey M. Turgeon requirement for motorcyclists and require at large early today after eluding its new They ran from their new home as soon as "Confessions of a Knife.” opening montage of grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. John first aid courses as part of driver training. owner and police for two days. they left their trailer tmek for a corral. "At one point,” she says, flashbacks projected sub- Flaherty of Manchester. His pater­ “My prediction is we could cut traffic The heifer was one of three bison purchased Cleveland, his family and some employees "he talked about 'Racoon,' liminally at first, then at a nal grandparents are Constance Engaged fatalities by 50 percent in one or two years,” by James Cleveland who said Wednesday he’ll of his company were joined in the search by the most gripping story in slower and slower rate. Black of East Hartford and Leo V. Stumer said. “We are losing tomorrow’s wait until the animal gets tired of hiding and Bristol and Plymouth police 'Tuesday but the book and how he finds a "And I thought, let's get Riccio of Hartford. His maternal leaders on the road. People take it for granted, comes out looking for food. Cleveland decided to call it off Wednesday patient has opened her inci­ some very soft music and great-grandmother Is Anne Flaherty Hurley-Bjorkman Turgeon-T urcotte and that’s really a shame.” The three bison were delivered Monday night and instead wait for the bison to be sion and is groping about ease in that whispy sound Stumer said the 50 mph speed limit could of Manchester. His paternal great- The engagement of Miss Celine R. from Missouri to the home of Cleveland, spotted. inside. He's horrified and and then move into the The engagement of Miss Audrey make Rhode Island a model for other states. grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Marie Hurley of East Hartford to Turgeon of Manchester to Bertrand owner of the Bristol Construction Co., who says, what are you looking story. That way, you're Lawrence Phaneuf of Woodstock. for? And she says, the preparing the audience Raymond Carl Bjorkman of R. Turcotte of Bristol has been an­ pain." without making them focus Manchester has been announced by nounced by her parents, Mr. and Joyce, Jennifer Marie, daughtej^ her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas D. Mrs. Andre Turgeon of 778 Center But his telling wasn’t on the content quite yet. of James S. and Carleen Kelley Joyce Jet Surfer You're saying, something Hurley of 90 Monroe St., East Hart­ St., Manchester. half as effective as his of 38 Autumn St., Manchester. She Mr. Turcotte is the son of Mr. and writing of the incident. "So different is going to happen ford. Jim Carlin, 32, money-raising, vacationing police officer waves was bom Dec. 22 at Mai.chester Mr. Bjorkman Is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Dominique Turcotte of I go back to the studio now. It was sensational. Memorial Hospital. Her paternal farewell as he leaves Portland, Maine, Harbor on his jet-powered surf­ thinking, what can I do That's inventing radio.” Susan Stamberg: “We take you there the same Mrs. Raymond K. Bjorkman of 367 Guadeloupe, Quebec, Canada. board to begin a 4,(KX) mile journey to Matamoros, Mexico. Carlin is grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. W. Center St., Manchester. Miss Turgeon graduated from St. about this? And I sit down Tall, dark, 41, she's a way a camera does but better, because you Thomas Joyce of Weymouth, Mass. taking a three-week vacation to raise money for the volunteer fire and to read 'Racoon' onto tape. genial woman who com­ have to make the environment in your head and Miss Hurley graduated from East Anne School and Manchester High Her great-grandparents are Mr. and Catholic High School and from School. She is employed by the ambulance squads in his hometown of Saddle Brook, N.J. (UPI photo) The engineer turns out mands instant friendship that immediately involves your mind.” Mrs. Paul Wassmouth of almost all the lights and and can unfiinchingly exile Manchester Community College. Connecticut Bank & Trust Co. Bridgewater, Mass. Mr. Turcotte graduated from the puts an echo behind my half her hot fudge sundae box just as the voice inside an editorial assistant on a Mr. Bjorkman graduated from Commission Scolaire Regionale De OHIlELSIllGflUn voice to create a different to a foreign plate — which put itself into you.” magazine. Manchester High School and from Crash Orphans Welcomed “ Later, in Washington, a Pelkcy, Diane, daughter of John Porter and Chester Institute School La Chandiere. He is employed at W. sound texture. When we she did one recent after­ But she didn't consider P. and Patricia Attardo Pelkey of 45 ANSONIA (UPI) — Five children 41. noon in a New York climbing inside the box un­ friend told me a local of Design. He is employed at Bemis, T. Whale. finished, we had these two Park View Drive, South Windsor. She orphaned when their parents died in Mrs. Hartman's sister, Olga IIFUTION-FIfillTING VALUES... restaurant. And, like her til 13 years ago, after she'd public radio station was Slpala and Luchini, Engineers. The couple is planning an Aug. 30. pieces of tape — my inter­ was born Dec. 22 at Manchester a Florida highway crash Dec. 26 Sollamani of Ansonia, said she and view with the surgeon and estimated five million looking for a producer for a The couple is planning a May 17, wedding at the Church of the married a lawyer in the Memorial Hospital. Her maternal were to be welcomed by relatives six other relatives flew to Leisure my reading of the story. listeners, she appreciates public affairs show. I said, wedding at St. Christopher's Assumption. (Candid by Carol photo) State Department and had grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. today, thanks to efforts by Ansonia City as soon as they were notified of graphic radio. “We take what does a producer do? Church in East Hartford. (G.Fox "The producer took moved to Washington. By Corrado J. Attardo of Bloomfield. policemen and a travel agent. the accident. you there the same way a She said, it's someone who photo) them," she says, "and then, she'd graduated from Her paternal grandparents are Mr. The relatives for the past week had In their grief and hurry, they failed cross-faded me up reading camera does but better, Barnard, as an English and doesn't take no for an answer, and 1 said, that I and Mrs. Merle F. Pelkey of East been unable to raise enough money to to realize the cost of the return trip, from the book, as the sur­ because you have to make sociology major (“My Hartford. Her maternal great- fly the children, aged 3 to 12, to having spent all their money to get to greatest strength is that I can do.” geon is talking and an the environment in your grandparents are Mrs. Irene H. In the Service Connecticut. Miami, make funeral arrangements head and that immediately And she did. And by the extraordinary thing approach every story from Ducharme and Mr. and Mrs. Sam At­ When Ansonia police learned of and rent a car. happened. Because of the involves your mind.” the point of view of the time National Public Radio tardo, all of Bloomfield. She has a F. DeRosa of 46 Steep Road, South their plight they kicked off a local Mrs. Sollamani and her husband fading process and the That's what captivated humanities.”) And she'd was created in '71 and she U. S. Air Force Captain Joan E. sister, Laura, 3. CJiarbonneau, daughter of Mr. and Windsor, has been promoted to his fund drive that came up with enough and two other family members were echo on the tape, you only her about radio from the been “nice enough to feel became the country's first Mrs. William R. Charbonneau of 36 present rank while serving with the money to pay the air fare and travel able to return to Ansonia Sunday with heard the 'highs’ of my first, as a child in New quilty about hating national news Antosik, Matthew John, son of Goodwin St., Manchester, has agent Anthony Cieplak helped make money raised by a Miami church reading — a whisp. whisp York. “I loved it because anchorw om an on “ All 2nd Marine Aircraft Wing, Marine graduate school and being John C. and Cheryl Klein Antosik of graduated from the U. S. Air Force flight arrangements. group. sound.” you had to stretch out and Things Considered,” she Corps Air Station, Beaufort, S.C. there on scholarship so I 82 Summer St., Manchester. He was medical service officer orientation The children’s parents, Mrs. Sollamani said the relatives The next day. she savs, put yourself into that little dropped out and worked as also knew how to write for A 1977 graduate of South Windsor the medium. born Dec. 23 at Manchester course at Sheppard AFB, Wichita Hiph School, he joined the Marine Richard and Lydia Hartman of wanted to bring the children to / Memorial Hospital. His maternal Falls, Texas. Corps in September 1977. Leisure City, Fla., were killed when Connecticut because, “We’re a fami­ grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. She now goes to Wright-Patterson their truck and a van collided head- ly and we all stay together. We can’t Alfred Klein of Manchester. His AFB, Ohio, where she will serve as on 25 miles south of Miami on Route send them to an orphanage.” CPTV Auction Volunteers paternal grandparents are Charles an immunchematologist with a unit Elizabeth E. Anderle, daughter of Antosik of Wilson and Mrs. Irene of the Air Force Logistics Command. Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Aderle of Mohr of East Hartford. His maternal A 1970 graduate of East Catholic Parkview Drive, South Windsor, Get Professional Training great-grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. High School, she earned a bachelor’s recently entered the Air Force Peter Zaleski of South Windsor. His degree in 1974 from the University of Delayed Enlisted Program. paternal great-grandmothers are Connecticut Public donors in the rest of the entering the job market Connecticut at Storrs and a master’s A 1979 graduate of South Windsor dreds of volunteers around Mrs. Lillian Antosik of Wilson and Television (CPTV) is in­ state. The merchandise and wish to acquire new degree in 1979 from Quinnipiac High School is scheduled to leave for cu m b en ia n d fa rm s the state literally go door- Mrs. Lucille Utz of Oakdale. augurating a new approach will be auctioned off to skilis, and marketing to-door. College, Hamden. basic training at Lackland AFB, to the annual solicitation of viewers during the live students. Companies might Texas on March 5, 1980, where she Phone Power in Greater Arnold, Lannon Elizabeth Anne, merchandise for the Great Auction broadcast, April 11 consider giving their Marine Lance Cpl. Robert J. will receive technical training in the Hartford will utilize 125 daughter of Edward F. and Anne F a n n Fre s h CPTV Auction, the major -19, to reach the 1980 fund­ employees release time to DeRosa, son of Mr, and Mrs. Robert administrative career field. CPTV trained telephone Petricca Arnold of 235 Briarwood fund-raising event of the raising goal of 9350,000, participate in the training volunteers in addition to Drive, Manchester. She was bom RAnxTsar-snciuiiD STAIUTrRENniNQDAUTT year. In the process, the about 10 percent of CPTV's and phone out and thus gain 100 field volunteers who Dec. 25 at Manchester Memorial for breakfasti WINDOW « DOOR WUTHER SEAL DOOR WEATHER SEAL S H statewide television annual operating budget. experience in telephone will collect the merchan­ VA News Hospital. Her maternal grandparents 3/8" cloM d crII wRothenthp tape ii Has a patented sealing edge for network is offering its This month, William P. sales that can be used later C availablein whiteaedgraT. No 1340-1 easy door movement ond long life dise pledged by donors are Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Petricca volunteers an opportunity Flannery, a phone power on the job, notes Lara Pet­ over the telephone. Q — My husband received an initially entering on active duty on or Seli-ibck, in brown and white. of Manchester. Her paternal grand­ SAVt 1.00 TO 2.20 No V1311 to take advantage of free specialist with SNET Co., tis, assistant manager for Volunteers who would honorable discharge after several after Jan. 1, 1977, may participate. SAVt 1.20 training in professional wiil hold five training the Auction. These skills parents are Mr. and Mrs. Edward like to work on the Phone Arnold of East Hartford. She has a months of service at the end of World Under this plan, the member con­ telephone sales techniques. sessions at CPTV for Auc­ “can round out your Power campaign will be War II. He is now disabled by an il­ tributes to a special training fund YOUR resume and give you brother, Matthew James, 5. YOUR Through the services of tion volunteers. Flannery trained at CPTV in Hart­ lness unrelated to his service. Is he each month while in service. The CHOICE „ 79 the phcr.e power division of says he will be teaching experience in com­ eligible for a Veterans Administra­ Mil Reg. 3.99 ford in one four-hour ses­ government iater contributes 92 for CHOICE ' each the Southern New Englad professional selling skills, municating in a persuasive sion on one of the following tion pension? each 91 invested. VA and the armed STANI£TSELr-SnCI3/l'' Reg. 7.99 Teleph. r.p Company's including preparation for a manner either on the job or days: Jan. 7 and Jan. 9 A — If he served at least 90 days services have full details. V D tn CLAD WEATHER SEAL STANUT DOOR WEATHER SEAL Reg. 4.99 each marketing department, sales call, how to establish at home,” according to College Note STANUT DODRLE HONG from 6-10 p.m.; Jan 10 and between Dec. 7, 1941, and Dec. 31, Q — My father was an honorably Inwkita.No V1344 Of WHITE ARD IROWH CPTVis adapting the phone rapport, overcome objec­ Mrs. Pettis. Jan. 16 from 9 a.m. - 1 1946, is permanently and totally dis­ discharged veteran who died several 46''>so" OEM vnn w u n a WINDOW WEATHER SEAL S n Four 42" tectioDS and one 36" com pany's method of tions and listen, and such Although the Phone p.m.; and Jan. 17 from 6 - abled and has income within the years ago. My mother remarried but BUN o 1390 1 R.g.C99..... S.29 sectioD seal one average 7'z3' Th-fm Mctions M ol lop, ndof and Stacey A. McKay, daughter of Mr. p i p boHom of window, T-Mcdon loal training salespeople to use time as the best times of Power method of “ go- 10 p.m. The actual phone limits set by law, he may be eligible. has recently been widowed again and S0”i6O''CUMVDnnWUTBI door. Quick and eoty to install. and Mrs. Jam es R. McKay of No VI314 mid-rail. In brown and while. the telephone instead of the day to call persons in getting” (the public televi­ out is scheduled for Jan 21 Check with VA for fuil details. lU lN o 13SO-2 R.1.1.99..... S.79 No VI338 Manchester has been named to the lives on Social Security. Is she eligi­ face-to-face sales. The different occupations. sion term for soliciting through 25, Jan. 28, Feb. 4 Q — Persons just entering military ble for a Veterans Administration dean's list for the fall semester at CLEARANCE CPTV Auction “Phone As SNET Co.’s assistant donations for the Auction) through 8,19 - 22 and 25 - 29. service are no ionger eligible for GI pension because of my father's Roberts Wesleyan College in k gallon Power" campaign is a manager of phone power is an experiment for CPTV Volunteers are asked to Bill education. Is there another military service? Rochester, N.Y. telephone canvassing with responsibiiity for this year, the method is a commit to a minimum of a education plan for them? A — If your father's service was method designed to allow Greater Hartford, She graduated from Manchester proven winner with public three hour shift once a A — The Post-Vietnam Era such that she was eligible before iTReg. 10.99 volunteers to reach more Flannery has trained more television stations around week for four weeks. The High School in' 1978 and is a Veterans’ Educational Assistance remarriage, she has probably sophomore in the college’s nursing potential donors in a than 1,000 persons in the the country. total minimum time com­ Program was started when the GI PAINT A WASH* DITERIOR program. regained her eligibility. She should CHANNEL* DRinXSS limited time span. past year, including in­ In addition to getting mitment is 12 hours over Bill expired. New service members apply at the nearest VA office. UTEX CEILING WHITE T U T LATEX WAU PAOIT Auction organizers hope surance company results. Phone Power is With 5 roar warranty. It coren this period. For more in­ A velvety smooth paint tormula- AUTELLOWtORAHGX in one ctiai, diiee in one hour and the system will be the employees, college alumni also expected to save time, formation about the The Free State of Israel led with eztra hiding power for DECORATIVE SHELVES tramoe in many colon. answer to achieving this and college recruiters, gasoline and voiunteer ef­ was proclaimed in Tel Aviv the ceihngi ol your home Eosy PURI Win*mo-OMi training program and the to apply with brush or roller. A N0DRTDI6 HARDWARE year's challenging goal of collection agency fort. The standard means Great Clh’V Auction, cali on May 13, 1948, with the i n f O ' f M e a « Limited to etore stock only. Reo. 1199...... 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Lemaire SOUTH WINDSOR - Laurietta Of Land EAST HARTFORD - Royal R. “ Lucy” Downes, 74, of 26 Woodland Lemaire, 55, of 20-C Henderson After Hardee’s Changes Drive, South Windsor, formerly of Drive, East Hartford, died Controversy:’Bama No. 1 East Hartford, died Tuesday at her Approved Wednesday at a South Windsor con­ there are 18 in Connecticut and five Marriott’s standards. “Bear” Bryant said Wednesday there was nothing I could do gained 28 of 38 first-place votes home. By DAVE LAVALLEE NEW YORK (UPI) / - consists of No. 3 Oklahoma, from No. 4; No. 9 Arkansas, valescent home. He was the husband in Massachusetts. Marriott already ’There are 250 Roy Rogers stores when informed of the results of about it anyway. for 559 points. Its only competi­ She was bom in Brunswick, Maine, This year no controverW moving up two notches off the down from No. 7 with the Sugar of Maxine (Baker) Lemaire. Herald Reporter owns 14 stores on Long Island and is and the chain is strongest on the East the vote. “It’s a great feeling.” “We’re extremely proud of tion for the No. 1 ranking was MANCHESTER — The Economic and had lived in East Hartford for impressive Orange Bowl vic­ Bowl defeat; and No. 10 Pur­ Bom in North Wolcott, Vt„ he had GLASTONBURY - Employees of looking to convert two more in New Coast along Washington, D.C., accor­ was possible, no phone Last year, Alabama fans these guys. I said in the middle the University of Southern Development Commission un­ most of her life before moving to tory. No. 4 Ohio State slipping due, with a 27-22 victory over lived in Vermont most of his life, all Hardee's restaurants in 6>nnec- York. ding to Bitner. calls necessary. flooded the UPI headquarters of the season this could be the California, which defeated Ohio animously voted to acquire land on South Windsor 10 years ago. She was from No. 3 with the Rose ^ w l moving to the Hartford area in 1952. tlcut and Massachusetts will be inter­ “We want to interview all of the Bitner said Mariott will end up in New York with calls best team I ever coached before State, 17-16, in the Rose Bowl. Tennessee in the Bluebonnet Burnham Street at an 8 a m. meeting a member of St. Margaret Mary Alabama played so well in loss; No. 5 Houston, jumping He attended South Windsor viewed and considered for new employees of the Hardee’s chain,” with 13 or 15 company-owned stores the year was out. But we had so Bowl. today. Church. She was employed as §n defeating Arkansas, 24-9, in the protesting the coaches’ decision use was UPI’s top-rated from No. 6 with a 17-14 victory Congregational Church. He was positions by Marriott Hotels, when Bitner said. in the area. He said the firm might rhany injuries the guys had to Four members of the 42- Buying the 1.6 acre parcel allows etcher for Pratt & Whitney Aircraft Sugar Bowl the United Press to give the national cham­ team until it blew a big lead and over Nebraska in tho Cotton employed by the former (tapitol City “We can’t afford to let people go. work awfully hard to \yin this member coaches board — the town to construct a cul-de-sac, Group of United Technolo^es Corp. the firm converts the hamburger sell some of the stores to private par­ International Board of Coaches pionship to Southern California. was tied by Stanford in mid­ Bowl; No. 6 Pitteburgh up from Vault Co. of Elmwood 14 years, stores into Roy Rogers restaurants, We need them all,” he emphasized. ties. wasted no time in voting the “I tried not to let it bother thing. season. Trojan Coach John Darryl Rogers of Michigan closing off Burnham Street. 21 years before her retirement in retiring in 1965. No. 10 with a 16-10 win over S tate, W arren Pow ers of The town will pay Mr. and Mrs. 1969. according to Marriott Public Bitner said Roy Rogers will be Crimson Tide the No. 1 college me,” said Bryant, who needs 19 “ We showed a lot of class.” Robinson was on a recruiting Arizona in the Fiesta Bowl; No. Besides his wife, he leaves four Relations Supervlsior Gary Bitner. selling better quality products than “This move allows Marriott to M issouri, Frank Kush of Alex Yakaitis 615,000, the appraised She leaves a son, Omar B. Chap­ football team in the nation. more victories to surpass Amos Alabama finished as the only trip, and unavailable for com­ 7 Nebraska, which moved up a daughters, Mrs. Brenda (Thayer of Marriott Hotels has signed a con­ those found in most fast-food move into the fringe areas and we ment on the final vote. Arizona State and Ken Hatfield value, for the parcel. Alan Lamson, man Jr. of Manchester; a daughter, “Thanks for delivering such Alonzo Stagg as the winningest undefeated and untied team in spot despite a loss in the Cotton Sutton, Vt„ Mrs. Gail Bassett Smith tract with Hardee’s Fo^ Systems restaurants. don’t have to build new units,” Bitner college coach ever. “I knew of Air Force — did not vote town planner, ^ i d the land's value Mrs. Jacqueline Daniotti of South good news,’’ Coach Paul mainr cnllcge football and The remainder of the Top 10 Bnwl: No. 8 Florida State, down of Dallas, Texas, Miss Connie Inc. to buy all Hardee’s stores in the “We will be selling real roast beef, said. Windsor; a sister, Mary Leone of was increased because it is an entire Lemaire and Miss Gloria Lemaire, area to convert them to Roy Rogers not pressed roast beef. We will try to Portland, Maine, and a grandson, According to Hardee’s Vice Presi­ lot of a nearby subdivision. both of East Hartford; a brother, attract an older, more intelligent David Daniotti of South Windsor. fried chicken and roast beef dent and Treasurer Jess Harrington, The commission also authorized a Raymond LeMare of Morrisville, Funeral services will be Friday, restaurants. market,” he said. Hardee’s is not in financial trouble. transfer of funds, from the con­ Vt.; two sisters, Mrs. Pauline Brown 9:15 a.m., from Samsel-Bassinger ’There are 22 employees at the According to Bitner, the prices at tingency to the land acquisition ac­ and Mrs. Arlene Maskell, both of He said Hardee’s is looking to Herald counts, for the purchase. The town is Fbneral Home, 419 Buckland Road, Glastonbury affiliate and 20 at the Roy Rogers will be similar to those move into the midwest and East Has North Wolcott, Vt., and five Manchester store. The Vernon at other fast-food outlets.' Easy Time not eligible for state funding for the South Windsor, with a mass of Chris­ southeast. The firm is still strong in grandchildren. Hardee’s would not release informa­ “The prices won’t be much higher. acquisition. tian burial, 10 a.m , at St. Margaret the New Jersey area, Harrington Funeral services will be Saturday, tion on the number of employees In fact, we are very competitive with Angle The Board of Directors had Mary Church. Burial will be in said. 11 a.m., at Craftsbury Common there. McDonald’s,” Bitner added. previously approved the closing of Hillside Cemetery, East Hartford. Earl Yost Congregational (Thurch, Craftsbury, Bitner said Marriott will be taking Bitner said the buildings will be Neither firms’ spokesmen would Routing Burnham Street, as part of Her family will receive friends at the Springfield Vt. Calling hours are FYiday from 2 over the stores in March. He said disclose any figures on the deal. funeral home today from 7 to 9 p.m. completely remodeled to meet Sports Editor developing Buckland Industrial to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. at Davis Funeral Park. Memorial contributions may be Home, Craftsbury, Vt. Samsel- By LEN AIJSTER an excellent zone team. We have size out in the perimeter This was challenged by the Town of made to the American Cancer ^ i e - Bassinger Funeral Home, 419 Herald Sporlswriler areas and we break from our zone,” Penders remarked. South Windsor in court last May, but ty, 237 East Center St., Manchester, Buckland Road, South Windsor, has Expected to Win s. This reputedly is East Catholic’s toughest The Eagles, with some precision passing, made Swiss it failed to gain a temporary injunc­ 06040. rharge of local arrangements. Usually the home team is expected to win its owp basketball non-conference schedule — ever. cheese out of the Commerce defense in the second stanza. tion. Area Insurers Worried They ripped off the opening 15 points of the period, 6 South Windsor contends the closing Emilien St. Amand Edwin J. Nelson tournament. That’s the way the hosts would like it. But you couldn’t convince many people of that apiece by Radant and Venora, to take a commanding 40- would cause an overflow of industrial BIDDEFORD, Maine — Emilien ROCKVILLE — Eldwin J. Nelson, In the case of the University of Connecticut, which has now the way the Eagles have run roughshod over 12 lead. All that was to be decided was the final score. park traffic into nearby streets. St. Amand, 67, of 54 Adams St., 79, of 5570 67th Ave., North Pinellas engaged in six holiday tourneys, the last two promoted by their first five opponents, including last night’s East’s largest margin was at 73-30 with two minutes to The courts will rule on a request Biddeford, Maine, form erly of Park, Fla., formerly of Rockville, Card Law Not Effective Connecticut Mutual Insurance Company, the Huskies are batting 79-49 skewering of Springfield Commerce at the go in the third canto. for a permanent injunction this year. Manchester, was buried Dec. 28 in died Monday in St. Petersburg, Fla. .500 following defeat in last week’s Mutual Classic in New Haven Eagles’ Nest before a crowd of 500. Venora, who had 2 points in the opening stanza, added But Manchester town officials are Bom in Gotenborg, Sweden, May By MARY KITZMANN Another agent. Rod Dolin of the confusing car owners. 11 in the second quarter and 14 more in the third period to Biddeford. Mr. St. Amand, husband at the hands of Pittsburgh. East, 5-1 overall, will try to break into the win column confident its project will proceed. of Jeanne (Beaulieu) St. Amand, died 11,1900, he came to Rockville in 1920 Herald Reporter Independent Insurance Center, noted “We’ve received many phone calls place in an opening game on Satur­ finish with a game-high 27 markers. He played less than a The commission also approved any attempt to “put some teeth into about the card law,” Irish said. When the home team loses. day with nothing at stake to speak of. in Hartford County Conference (HCC) warfare Saturday minute the final stanza, as did the other regulars. Radant Christmas Day at his home. and lived in the area until 1967. He MANCHESTER — Although gaining the easement rights to the old law” was good. “People don’t understand how the terest in the annual two-day, four- Last Saturday’s opener was a ho- night as it takes on arch-rival South Catholic at the chipped in 17 points, 10 rebounds, 2 blocked shots and 4 He was born in Soldier Pond, was well-known in this area as a they’re mandatory, area drivers will University of Hartford at 8 o’clock. The Eagles’ lone set­ another strip of land on Burnham painter. “I hope they follow through on two cards work.” team event falls off, which is only hum affair, California State >at assists. Kiro had 13 points and dished out 4 assists while Maine, the son of Joseph and Edith be required to show nofault in­ back is to HCC rival Northwest Catholic. Street He leaves his wife, Freida (Keitel) this,” he said. “Before when there Insurance agencies mailed two natural whether play be in Fullerton facing Ohio University. Ayer had a season-high 7 points and 7 assists. (Bvichard) St. Amand, and had lived surance cards only if involved in an The Bay Staters, 3-5, employed a triangle-and-two The easement of the land owned by Nelson; a son, Ernest Nelson of was an accident, a person could just cards to owners. One is to be kept in Lexington, Ky., or Raleigh, N.C. Spectator interest was small to say “The kids are looking for the open man,” Penders, in Biddeford 30 years. He was co­ accident. And this has area insurance defense at the outset with the' intent of shutting down Sylvester and Charles Chaponis is owner of the P and M Restaurant for Ellington; a brother and five sisters tell the policemen he had a in­ the car, the other is for personal Thanks to UConn winning in a the least and the two teams didn’t aware of all the assists, stated, “They’re unselfish kids needed to construct storm sewers, agents'worried that the law might records. breather against Ohio University, the tend to excite anyone, except Ohio East’s gold-dust twins, Bob Venora and Pete Kiro, All it 30 years and later worked at Pratt in Sweden; two grandsons and two not be effective. surance. Then we’d find out he who have a lot of team pride. What I liked was the Inf^m- and raise the road six inches. didn’t.” If one changes cars, but not in­ ticket sales were great for the finals Head (^ach Dale Bandy who was up managed to do was open things up for 6-foot-6 junior and Whitney Aircraft Group in East great-grandchildren. Police (Thief Robert Lannan said it sity was there even with a flat crowd. The kids pickM However, the owners appear to be So we would notify the state motor surance, the card can be switched by the next night against Pitt. and down ranting and raving with the center Russ Radant and backcourt general Kyle Ayer themselves up” Hartford, retiring in 1977 after 10 private funeral services will be “wan’t likely” officers would request unwilling to sell the easement for $1,- vehicle department of this, and they writing in the new car identification. The result was 8,139 spectators three game officials, none apparent­ who had 7 and 5 points respectively in the opening stanza, East was 29-for-57 from the floor. Venora was lO-for-16 years. held Friday at the Ladd Funeral the cards during a routine check.” 000. Lamson said possibly the proper­ would say, in effect, there was However, if one buys a new car, a showed up last Saturday after 7,050 ly reacting to his capers. Kiro also netted 7 markers in the opening session at and Radant 6-for-lO. Tim Godbolt was the lone Raider in Besides his wife, he leaves three Home, 19 Ellington Ave., Rockville, “Im not aware if they can ask for ty would have to be condemned to nothing they could do,” new no-fault card is needed. were on hand for the first night’s There were several instances when East raced to a 25-12 edge at th^turn. twin digits with 16 points. Commerce was 20-for-50 from sons, Alan St. Amand of San Jose, Burial will be in Grove Hill them during a check,” he said. “I’m gain the right. “This could cause some problems play. The promotion was a profitable the officials were outnumbered when “We beat the first Chinese defense we’ve seen and I the floor. CaliL; Joel St. Amand of East Cemetery, Rockville. There are no exploring that now.” ‘"This law gives the officers some calling hours. for the owner,” Dolin said. “They one. all four Cal coaches were up and was pleased with that, ” Eagle Coach Jim Penders com­ East also captured the jayvee tilt, 67-57. Brian Galligan Waterloo, Maine and Robert St. “Now we’re supposed to become proof of insurance right away.” have to have the card before “We had an excellent sale today,” hollering and when not finding fault mented, “The encouraging thing in the first quarter was Amand of Saco, Maine; a daughter, ' insurance agents. To enforce But that card produced on the and freshman Doug Bond hbd 23 and 9 points respectively Building Committee In Memoriam scene may not be valid. The cards registration, and insurance before Phil Barry, assistant UConn director with the officials they were shouting that everyone was pitching in. for Coach Tom Malin’s young Eagles, 3-2. Mrs. Maurice (Joyce) Morin of something like this could take a com­ “The biggest thing which I liked was Bob and Pete VERNON — The Permanent Biddeford; a brother, Albert St. In loving memory of Russell Corcoran who passed will be mailed once a year. Car in­ that. Before they could just call up of athletics, noted before the UConns to their players on the court. away Dec. U, 1972. plete department.” were giving up the ball the first quarter and the others Haul C alh o lir (79) — Venora 10 7-8 27, Fortin 2 1-2 5, Radant 6 Municipal Building Committee will Amand of Soldier Pond, Maine; a surance is usually issued on a six and tell us they bought a new car, took the floor against the Panthers I would hate to try playing in a Enforcement, area insurance were sticking it. When Russ sticks it inside and Tommy 5-5 17, Ayer 2 3-5 7, Kiro 4 5-6 13, Skoly 1 0-1 2, Ciszewski 3 0-0 6. •meet Jan. 22 at 7:30 p.m. in the Com­ sister, Mrs. Edgar (Bernadine) Your memory is as dear today. months basis. An owner’s insurance now it will take more time.” Saturday. game with the coaches on the As in the hour you passed away. agents say, is the new law’s biggest Galligan 0 0-0 0, McCoy 0 0-1 0, Fatkowski 1 0-0 2, Pagani 0 0-0 0. coule expire, and he or she could still Dolin said it would only take “an If UConn lost to Ohio, the atten­ sideline telling me what to do. Fortin does, like I said in pre-season I really don’t know munity Room of the Vernon Police Levesque of Old Orchard Beach, drawback. But state officials contend how teams should defense us.” ToU ls 29 21-28 79. Station. West Street. Sadly missed, carry a “valid” card for next six afternoon” to issue a new card. dance would have been off at least 2,- Apparently the coaches can’t get Maine, and 16 grandchildren. Your mother and family the insurance companies are causing On the opposite end. East’s 3-2 zone completely Springfield Conimerre (49) — Nulls 3 0-0 6, Hicks 1 0-0 2, months. For those with out-of-state licenses, 000. their points across during practice the biggest problem. befuddled the visiting Raiders. They did not know how to Godbolt 7 2-5 16. C arter 0 1-3 1, Brown 0 04) 0, W illiams 1 1-1 3, “It’s a violation after the fact,” and insurance, no one is quite sure sessions. Scene to Shift attack it. “We’re not a good man-to-man team but we’re Collins 2 2-2 6, E.L. Anderson 1 0-0 2, Smith 0 0-3 0, Goolsby 1 3-4 State Insurance Commisscon Irish said. “We could mail out a how the new law works. “If you have One coach on the sideline shouting 5, E, Anderson 1 0-0 2. Totals 20 9-18 49. “Who do we play next year? ” Joseph Mike said Wednesday an es­ series of letters every month stating this situation and want to change instructions to his players is enough Barry asked. Fact Sheets Distributed timated 150,(XX) vehicle owners were who did not have insurance before licenses, you better call the motor but when two, three and four coaches “We’ll have Army, Western Ken­ any action.” vehicle department before you try,” get into the act, that’s far too many. without the cards. The agencies have tucky and St.Louis University com­ “My officers have no way of deter­ Irish said. MANCHESTER — Fact sheets out­ who are interested. These residents stress the importance of the, town’s until Jan. 15 to mail clients the new ing in.” Notes Off the Cuff lining procedures for election to the may contact MCSR with their name, two political party committees, no fault cards. mining whether the card is valid,” Three-Pointers Lannan said. “I hope they institute a The scaaeJn 1980 for the Mutual Glad to see Danny Bolduc is still Democratic and Republican Town district, and party affiliation and the which set the direction of the party, The identification cards, which Grange To Meet Classic will be back in the Hartford create its election platforms, become mandatory Jan. 1, is sup­ policy like those of our sister states.” taking his regular shift and playing Committees are being distributed by group will try to match them with MANCHESTER - East Central Civic Center after a two-year stand nominate candidates, and participate posed to reduce the number of unin­ “Wien insurance is canceled a call well with the Detroit Red Wings in the Manchester Citizens for Social others who want to run in that dis­ Pomona Grange will meet at at the New Haven Veterans’ Responsibility. trict. in the selection of appointees to to sured vehicles in the state. should be put on the plates im­ the NHL. Bolduc has been reunited Celts’ Specialty Hillstown Grange Hall Jan. 5 at 8 Memorial Coliseum. Bob Faucher, co-chairperson of the town commissions and boards. Failure to produce the card upon with his former New England Whaler In a press release Faucher said the mediately. 'Then we would know who p.m. The lecturer will present a The guess here is that UConn would has valid plates.” teammate, George Lyle. The 26- HOUSTON (UPI) — Every NBA team has the big guns MCSR, said the fact sheets are being group is undertaking the activities in Fact sheets and other information policemen’s request can result in program entitled “Opening the New have a better chance of getting past Lannan says the cards’ main year-old Lyle, sent down to Adiron­ capable of making three-point goals, but Chris Ford says the distributed as part of the the group’s hopes of broadening the traditional fines up to $500, three months in jail, Door.” the first night on the right foot would may be obtained by writing MCSR, 2( benefit is having insurance informa­ dack in the American League by the Boston Celtics have the good sense to know when to pull the cor ihuing effort to encourage citizen participation in political party inter­ or registration revokation. be against Army, not noted for its Church Street, Manchester, (TT tion readily available. The cards Wings, scored 18 goals with 9 assists trigger. pai iicipation in town government. nal elections and activities Area agents are hoping policemen basketball prowess on the same level 06040. carry the owner’s name, insurance in 28 games to earn a shot back with He said MCRS will also act as an The statement said MCSR wants to request the card often. as Western Kentucky and St.Louis. “When not to try a long one is as policy number and the insurance Area Men Reappointed the parent club. Brad Selwood, in '‘rmediary for town residents who “We’ve done our job and mailed “Army,” was my answer, important as when to try one,” the feet from the goal and 22 feet away HARTFORD — Two area men another ex-Whaler, is still with the ...aid like to run for the town com­ out the cards,” Wally Irish, in­ agent. “although UConn would have to Celtics guard says. “ We use it in­ on the sidelines, was initiated in the have been reappointed as alternate Adirondack entry...Wilf Paiement, mittee as part of a slate, but do not surance agent, said. “As of Jan. 1 “Usually there’s a long delay ob­ count on a physical game.” telligently.” NBA this year and is one of many know others in their voting district labor members of the state Board of traded by the Colorado Rockies to the Lupien Won’t Fight everyone should have a card. It’s up taining this information after an ac­ Barry agreed on the latter point. His coach. Bill Fitch, explained: reasons the Celtics already have won Mediation and Arbitration for one- Toronto Maple Leafs, is the younger to the policemen now.” cident,” Lannan said. “The cards “We’ll (UConn) have to the decide “You’ve got to have a conscience more games (30) than they did all of “The problem is with the state just make it easier, especially if one year terms. brother of Rosaire Paiement, on a three-pointer. I don’t think you’ll the first night pairings shortly. another ex-Whaler. The latter, who last season. Boston’s record is 30-9 motor vehicle department. I don’t is out of state.” They are Jam es D. Fraser of ever see us take a useless three and their three-point goal shooting Police RepoiijOii8ter from Forum “I’m not sure Army would be a soft made his home in Manchester, now know if they have enough manpower Besides the enforcement problem Manchester and Louis R. Maltempo pointer. When we’re ahead by 10, I’m percentage is .385. Both figures are within their rights saying my ap­ touch, “ Barry continued. operates a condominium in Fort MANCHESTER — There’s nothing to enforce it.” for policemen, the cards are also of East Hartford. smart enough to know that 12 is as the best in the NBA. pointment was for an indefinite Lauderdale, Fla. An eye injury cut MANCHESTER — Police charged I can do about it, says Frank Lupien. One-Night Buyers good as 13.” Besides having the hottest hand term .” short his playing career a year Johnathan L. Gillespie, 17, of 85 “I don’t see any point in pursuing Bert Parks Fired Fitch does not set specific from way out on the court, Boston this further,” he said. “If they’d Lupien angered many during the The majority of ticket-buyers for ago...Dick Groat, former Pittsburgh North Main St., Manchester, with NEW YORK (UPI) - an event like the classic buy on a one- guidelines for use of the long shot also has two young and amazing floor rather appoint somebody else, it’s November Board of Directors’ Pirate shortstop and the National third-degree assault Wednesday for Bert Parks, master of night (doubleheader) basis. In the because, as rookie sensation Larry leaders. Bird and Cedric Maxwell, their prerogative.” meeting saying the Holocaust of League’s Most Valuable Player allegedly beating his girl friend. ceremonies of the Miss case here, if UConn wins the first Bird says, “He knows better than to rejuvenated veteran guard Nate He was released on a $250 non­ Lupien, presently the town’s World War II was exaggerated. The award winner in 1960, was one of the America pageant for 25 night, Joe and Jane Fan will buy up start putting limitations on people’s Archibald, recycled center Dave surety bond, police said, for a Jan. 14 representative to the CRCOG board was discussing a $150 grant men behind the mike handling the years, has been fired, the BUYS OUT tickets for the second night although range." Cowens and a tenacious defense. from B’nai B’rith for a Holocaust UConn-Pitt basketball game at New court appearance in East Hartford regional forum, will not be reap­ New York Daily News Both Fitch’s philosophy and the Maxwell scored 12 of his game-high seminar at the time. should UConn lose on opening night, Haven for a Pittsburgh teevee sta­ Superior Court. pointed at the Jan. 8 Board of Direc­ reported today. long-range shooting of Bird and Ford 29 points in the final five minutes and tor’s meeting. At the December board meeting, THE GOING OUT OF BUSINESS it would be in the battle for third tion. Leonard Horn, president were effective Wednesday as the he credited his success to The Eighth District Fire Depart­ The decision to replace him came about 10 speakers urged his removal from the forum. of the beauty pageant Celtics beat the Houston Rockets, Archibald’s assists, good position for ment extinguished a small campfire early in December, when Lupien based in Atlantic City, STOCK OF THE BLUE DENIM SOCIETY 111-103. two rebounds and a three-point goal. on Batson Road Wednesday at 5:19 rejected a request from the If he was removed under town charter, he would be entitled to a N.J., dismissed Parks in a Third Win in Row “ We’ve always said use good Ford, who leads the league with a p.m. near the J.C. Penney complex. Republicans that he resign from the public hearing. But the board had letter, the News said. judgment, ” Rockets forward Rudy .527 percentage from outside the cir­ The blaze'was discovered by Of­ forum. FARMINGTON AVE. never set definite terms of office for The report speculated Tomjanovich said. “But Boston is cle, hit one of two long shots ficer Barry Caldwell, who was on amazing from out there.” The board tabled one appointment the two CRCOG representatives.Lu­ that the next Miss America WEST HARTFORD CENTER For Glastonbury Wednesday. Bird canned two of patrol. Police said no malicious act The three-point line, circling 25 at the last meeting and reappointed pien was appointed in October. At its host could come from a list three. was intended, but that construction Beldon Schaffer to the other. last meeting, the board set office that includes John David­ Reeling off 10 unanswered points in a 2;04 span, Glastonbury workers probably forgot to “I had hoped for a public hearing,” THEIR INVENTORY WORTH...... •32pi02.00 terms from Jan. 1 to Dec. 31, giving son, Mac Davis, Merv Grif­ High snapped a 43-43 tie en route to a 57-51 decision over extinguish it before the end of the Lupien said. “But both parties fin and Gavin MacLeod. work day. them the option of not reappointing previously unbeaten Southington High last night in non­ McGinnis Ejected decided to do it this way. They are TO SELL AT HARVEY’S A T ...... *11,501.00 Lupien. conference basketball action in Glastonbury. The victory was the Tomahawks’ (Area Police DESIGNER DRESSES AND SPORTSWEAR third in a row and pushes their run, 4 by Proffitt and 2 apiece by In Return to NBA overall record to 4-3. Southington Mike Stowell and D.J. Patenaude. ----rr~trrfi i r mu-— By the time it was over, with 1:49 NEW YORK (UPI) — George McGinnis continues to have a Vernon DIANE VON FURSTENBERG tasted defeat after six straight hard time with the powers that be in the NBA. WOODLAND successes. remaining, Southington couldn’t Mark F. Turner, 17, of 155 Union St., Rockville, was GARDENS SASSON The Tomahawks held a 14-8 edge recover and the issue was decided. In his first appearance since ser- charged Wednesday with breach of the peace in connec­ 4M. 110.95 JOHN HENRY Stowell, Proffitt and Patenaude ving a three-game suspension for J FEED the Inieel ealeri/ after one quarter but the visitors points to carry hot-shooting Los tion with the investigation of a disturbance at the Shop­ NOW ONLY JERRY SILVERMAN ADOLFO racked up 19 second-quarter points to were all in double figures for colliding with a referee, McGinnis Angeles and pass Elgin Baylor to was ejected by referee Hue Hollins ping Bag Plaza, Rockville. take a 27-22 halftime edge. Glaston­ Glastonbury with 18, 16 and 11 points become the fifth highest all-time BIRD FOOD with 3:44 left in the second period of He was released on his promise to appear in court in SPHML PAULA SAKER JOHN KLOSS bury, behind Todd Proffitt’s 8-point respectively Greg Porydz and Rich NBA scorer. Johnny Davis had 32 Rockville on Jan. 15. Audubon tpoelal the Denver Nuggets’ 135-116 victory output; regained the upper hand after Nappi had 21 and 12 markers respec­ points for Indiana. OUfLANDER HALSTON tively for the visitors. over the Detroit Pistons Wednesday Frank P. VanCleef, 17, of 77 Center Road, Vernon, was MIKING three periods at 39-37. Spurs 118, Suns 109 It was 43-43 with less than four Glanlnnliury (.57)— DeGemmis 1-3-5, Driving for Two night. George Gervin scored 42 points and charged Wednesday with driving while his license is un­ SACHEL PERRY ELLIS Stowell 8-2-18, Peyrot 2-1-5, Patenaude 5- McGinnis was whistled for a loose- POTS minutes remaining when 5-foot-8 James Silas and Mike Evans com­ der suspension, misuse of registration plates, and driving 1-11, Proffitt 5-6-16, Clinton 0-0-0, Grogan East Catholic’s Mike Ciszewski (24) beats Springfield ball foUl. He confronted the sophomore Tom DeGemmis broke bined for 36 for San Antonio. Truck an unregistered motor vehicle. S iE D FENDI s w 'n 1-0-2, Lewis 0-0-0. Totals 22-13-57. diminutive Hollins near press row free underneath for his only hoop of Commerce defender Verman Brown (15) and drives for easy Robinson scored 29 points for He was released on his promise to appear in court on .Soiiiliingtiin (51) — Porydz 9-3-21, and, after a brief nose-to-nose EVAN PICONE MAMSELLE the evening. It gave Glastonbury the Crean 3-2-8, Nappi 5-2-12, DePaolo 2-0-4, layup in basketball clash last night at Eagles’ Nest. East took Phoenix. Jan. 15. 8PRIN B On5 1139 B shouting match that went mostly usa lead for good as it ignited a 10-point Daly 04)-0, Pabsl 2-2-6. Totals 21-9-51. easy decision. (Herald Photo by Adamson) kings 128, Jazz 121 IDS. McGinnis' way, was thrown out of SEED McM u l l e n PENTIMENTO Scott Wedman scored a career- .South Windsor 100 Ibo. $10.08 the game. high 45 points, including a three-point Richard Johnson, 24, of Windsor, was charged with CATALOGS Specially blended ■ The ejection carries a $250 fine for ARRIVATTA CACHAREL basket at the regulation buzzer and 9 criminal attempt to commit larceny, early this morning thistle s ^ , line corn, McGinnis, who scored seven points in ' f i 'i n s j r r points in overtime, to carry Kansas in connection with the investigation of an incident in the !T etc. Bird feeders - CALVIN KLEIN South Windsor in Top Conference Spot his brief return to the Nuggets’ ALBERT CAPRARO City. parking lot of the Brave Bull Cafe. SPECIAL Bird house* - Suet - lineup. (10) were also in twin digits for South win in eight outings, llie Hams are 1- Hughey 6-0-12, Grange 1-1-3, Taylor 3-0-6. Warriors 111, Trail Blazers 92 Johnson allegedly was attempting to remove a hubcap Peanut Cactus g 9 «a&. Sunllower seed. ANN KLEIN MARK HOBER Battle for first place in the Central Veteran Dan Issel added 26 points. Windsor, now 4-0 in the conference 3 in the CVC. John Rogorzenski had Totals'22-4-48. Robert Parish and Sonny Parker from a parked car. He was released on a $100 cash bond FoHag* • H«fb« • CietM • Lirg* Valley Conference (CVC) went to Detroit forward Bob McAdoo led the and 6-1 overall. The Bobcats have 18 points to lead Newington, 1-2 in the each scored 25 points and Golden for appearance in epurt in East Hartford on Jan. 21. GIVENCHY AUGUSTUS South Windsor High as it whipped losers with 26 points, while guards ^ N0W49‘ won six in a row after a season­ conference and 2-5 overall, I(>i(-k\ille ((>5) — Ostrowski 6-2-14, State pulled away to snap a three- South Windsor Police are investigating the report of a homestanding Bloomfield High last Eric Money added 22 points. HABITAT BON JOUR opening setback. Mozzicato also had Suulli U'iiHUor ((>8) — Allen 4-2-10, Walton 8-4-20, Em erson 2-0-4, Lom bardi game losing streak. break into Uddeholm Steel, 38 Edwin Road. Police said night by a 68-48 count. 4-3-11, Beaulieu 1-2-4, Green 2-2-6, Wytas Cli|i|ii‘rn 103, NflH 97 7 assists and 5 steals. Bloomfield Anthony 4-4-12, Brazier 0-1-1, Cecchini 0- Kullels 1.39, Super Sunies 134 the office was broken into and an undetermined'amount In another conference tilt, 2-0-4, Domian 1-0-2. Totals 26-13-65, Lloyd Free scored 31 points and CALDOR SHOPPING PLAZA drops to 3-1 in the CVC and 3-5 overall 2-2, Moore 1-4-6, Mozzicato 5-3-13, Elvin Hayes scored nine points in Of money was taken. Rockville High snapped a five-game Pastula 2-3-7, Pugliese 5-3-13, Simons 0-0- Newiiigioii ((il) — B ergstrom 0-2-2, Freeman Williams added 20 to lead AAANCHESTER losing streak with a 65-61 win over with the setback. It has dropped the second overtime to lead 0, Flanagan 1-0-2, Garvey 0-0-0, Stelm at Callahan 0-1-1, Condon 5-1-11, Kuzoian 3- San Diego. Mike Newlin led New open Mon. -Fri. tO-9. Sol. 10- 6 Newington. three straight. Washington to victory in the teams’ Police are also investigating the report of the theft of Shop Sunday 1-0-2. Totals 23-22-68. 0-6, McMahon 1-0-2, S, Meucci 2-1-5. T. Jersey with 27 points and Ed Jordan Tony Mozzicato and Glenn Eric Walton netted 20 points, John Meucci 4-8-16, Rogorzenski 7-4-18. Totals first meeting since the Sonics two sets of plow lights and part of a plow frame from the TO. H looiiifirlil (48) — Davis 5-3-13, Lane had 18. Pugliese each had 13 points and Ostrowski 14 and Rich Lombardi 11 1-0-2, C arter 00-0, Lynch 0-0-0, Bowen 0-0- ‘22-17-61. defeated the Bullets in last year’s property of Harvey Levak on Mascollp Road. WOODLAND GARDENS 100 Woodland St. DRESSES • SPORTSWEAR Lakers 127, Pueers 120 M34474 to lead Rockville to only its second 0, Jameson 0-0-0, Holloway 6-0-12. NBA championship. Peter Anthony (12) and John Allen Kareem Abdul-Jabbar scored 32 12 - EVENING HERALD, niurg.. Jan. 3, 1960 EVENING HERALD, ’Thurs., Jan. 3, 1980— 13 Today’s Whalers Tie Oilers f Basketball ^ BUSINESSMEN Westown Pharmacy routed B.A. Sport Parade Club, 83-53, Bogner's outgunned Indians Receive Fermi Manchester Police, 109-78, By LEN AUSTER the third quarter we adjusted better On Goal by Douglas Fermi was 6-14 a year ago and On the distaff side, 5-I, 5-2 Milt Richman Manchester Cycle trimmed One Herald Sportawriler to what they were doing. We played a Manchester High travels to Enfield Hour Martlnizing, 60-55, and Fuss & already has matched that win total. little smarter.” UPl Sports Editor The thought going in is to It has one blemish on its mark, a to confront 3-3, 3-4 Fermi High in a EDMONTON, Alberta (UPI) — There were some lifted by Stan Weir and — Bobby Schmautz. O’Neill stopped Highland Park sidetrack the speeding The locals displayed excellent 3:30 start. Finally, 1-2, 3-3 East Hartford 2 0 1—0 Market, 77-54, last night at Illlng. season-opening 61-49 setback to teamwork In that third quarter, but eyebrows when the Hartford Whalers selected low-scoring Jordy express. Fermi High, flying Windsor Locks. That loss was atoned Catholic entertains HCC rival l-l, 2-5 Out-Foxes Owners Douglas from the Winnipeg Jets in last spring’s National Hockey Oilers 1 2 0—0 Dave McKenna netted 28 points, ON THE ROAD it’s something they have to do more Mercy High at the Eagles’ Nest at 8 Paul Quey 19 and Mike Masse and high with ^ix straight wins and for last week in a 63-42 pasting of the consistently. League-World Hockey Association draft. First period — 1, Edmonton, Raiders. o’clock. NEW YORK (UPI) — Marvin Miller has out-foxed the MacDonald 24 (Gretzky, Hicks) 2:25. Walt Bogar 10 apiece for Westown. TO THE sitting atop the CCIL standings Fermi has maybe surprised its ear­ But the 22-year-old Winnipeg going to hear a lot from hini in the “A winning attitude develops from “We can’t afford to turn the ball baseball owners again. 2, Hartford, Keon 6 (Douglas) 7:50.3, Rich Gustafson had 16 points, Dennis WINTER OLYMPICS at 5-0, invades Clarke Arena ly foes. Pearson doesn’t anticipate over. That’s been tfie problem in the I'm talking about the type of compensation teams receive for native has turned out to be one of years ahead.” Hartford, Fotiu 3 (unassisted) 16:56. Madigan 15 and Kevin Kravontka 10 winning and if they keep on winning, that against his quintet. ’’They’ve Hartford’s offensive spark plugs this But Douglas attributes his succes tonight to face Manchester it will be hard to break. They need to three losses,” cited East Hartford losing players in the free-agent market. Penalties — Roberts, Har, 0:54; for B.A. Ron Riordan pumped in 40 been surprising but I don’t expect Coach Neil (juerin, ‘"The games we season. this season — 12 goals and 19 assists Weir, Ed, 4:30; Campbell, Ed, 9:10; points, Jim Grimes 22 and Chip High at 8 o’clock. lose a game and as far as the rest of them to take us by surprise. We know Professional football, basketball OK, then, how does he equate the He scored a goal and assisted on — to linemates Blaine Stoughton and The Silk Towners, second in the the league, I feel the teams will be didn’t turn it over, we won,” he and hockey all have strong provisions forms of compensation in football, Rogers, Har, 9:10; Stoughton, Har, Conran 13 to lead Bogner’s while Joe they’re unbeaten and in first place in added. another by Dave Keon to give the veteran center Keon. 17:41. Mudugno (26), Sandy Ficara (22) and league at 4-1 and 4-2 overall, would rooting for us. It would help the rest the league,” for compensating teams forced to basketball and hockey compared to Whalers a 3-3 tie Wednesday night Jennifer Hedlund has been the top Second Period — 4, Edmonton, Larry Baldyga (20) Ira Police. love to be the club to bring the of the teams in the league if they suf­ Four other games, including an give up their free agents. In baseball, what it is in baseball, I asked him. with the Edmonton Oilers. ‘T ve learned a lot from them,” he fered a defeat.” point-maker for Coach Steve Schmautz 10 (Weir, Chipperfield) Bob Kiernan tossedUn 17 points, Falcons back down to earth. afternoon girls’ tilt, are also on the any team which loses a free agent His 12th goal of the season was a said. “ Dave is one of the best passers Manchester is coming off a 70-56 Armstrong’s Indians, who’ve already 3:11. 5, Edmonton, Weir 15 (Hunter, Stan Alexander 14, JohnAlexander 12 “The more it wins the more it feels slate. ge'ts next to nothing. Different Directions spectacula individual effort at 3:37 of in the game. He is a great teacher.” triumph over Hall. A third-period exceeded last year’s win total of Nick Fotiu notched Hartford’s Price) 17 Penalties — Douglas, Har, and Bob Plaster 10 for Cycle Shop. it can beat anyone,” voices Indian Penney High, 0-5 in the league and On the face of it. baseball's the third period with the Oilers surge in which the Indians outscored four. She’s averaging 15.4 points per "I can't speak for other sports." he other goal as the Whalers picked up 1:52; Lumley, Ed, double-major, Bob Gorman and Jim Sulick had 20 Coach Doug Pearson of the upcoming overall, visits 2-3 Wethersfield High existing compensation provision leading 3-2. foe, ’"They need to be beaten. It’s the Warriors by a 16-2 count put the game. Monica Murphy is connecting seems unfair, and it is. said. "That’s obvious. They come only their sixth point in the last 13 18:12; Carroll, Har, double-major, and 10 markers respectively for the seeking its initial triumph of the 1979- on 17 points per outing for the from different directions. But take Douglas grabbed a pass from Keon i-J more important they be beaten by decision out of question. To top everything off, Marvin games. In December, they had only 18:12. Cleaners. Dick Bowman had 19 80 season. Also, 2-2, 3-3 East Hart­ Eaglettes, who are on a mini two- basketball first. Under the court outside the Edmonton blue line, someone (than us winning),” adds ”I think we played the whole game one victory — a 5-4 verdict over the Third period-6, Hartford, Douglas points, Marc Schardt 16, Norm ford High hosts 2-2, 3-3 Conard High game win skein. Miller and the Players Association decision, the settlement reached in crashed through the defense and Manchettpr’s sixth-year coach. with intensity,” Pearson stated, “In now feel compensation of any kind 12 (Keon, Stoughton) 3:37. Penalties Daignault 11 and Paul Rossillo 10 for in another league match-up. their case falls out either next year rifled a high shot into the net over Washington Capitals — to go with F&O while Don Guinan (19) and John for baseball's free agents should be — Douglas, Har, 13:30; Boutette, HEIDI PREUSS—Alpinfl SLi Racer or the year after. That means the sprawling Oiler goaltender Jim Cor- eight losses and three ties. Norton (10) led the Markets. eliminated entirely. In their present si. Har, major, 13:57; Hicks, Ed, minor compensation they have now will dis­ The Whalers led 2-1 at the end of and major, 13:57. Only 18 years ol age, Heidi was first Sports Year in Review negotiations with the owners over a "He is a kid with a gold-plated new Basic Agreement, they're appear altogether. the first period — with Blair Shots on goal — Hartford 10-9-6-25. MIDGET named to the U.S. Alpine Develop­ futuure, ” said Hartford Coach Don ment Team in 1976, the B Team in proposing compensation be done "In football, the teams not only get MacDonald getting his 24th goal of Oilers 10-8-13-31. American Legion edged Wyman Skate Block Blackburn. “He’s just starting to hit the season for Edmonton - but the 1977. and the A Team in 1978. Dur­ away with completely. That struck compensation in the form of players, Goalies- Hartford, Smith. Oilers, Oil, 34-32, and Manchester Cycle his stride. He is a tremendous com­ Oilers went ahead 3-2 with two un­ ing the 1979 season, she showed Defenseman Alan me as the unfairest cut of all until I thoy get draft choices as well. Also, Corsi. A-15,423. stopped Pizza House, 34-23, last night strong improvement with race re­ the teams with free agents have the petitor and mark my works, you are answered goals in the second session examined some of the facts, and at the Y. Ed Jarvis had 13 markers sults of: 1st Europa Cup Slalom at ^City of Champions’ Hanglesben of the Hartford right of first refusal. They can keep Megeve. France: 7lh World Cup after doing so, the conclusion 1 come and Mike Patuluk 8 to pace Legion) Whalers assumed this position any one of their free agents by Slalom at Aspen. Colorado 9th to is that Marvin Miller should run while Andy Taylor had 16 points and SPORTS SLATE matching another team’s highest World Cup Slalom at Heavenly Val­ on the ice when he stopped the for president of the United States Steven Gay 6 to top Wyman. Alibe offer. A football team looking to sign North Stars ley. California: Alh World Cup Giant puck with his skates in recent because there aren't too many (Ill Harris (15) and Kevin Heine (8) Slalom at Furano. Japan; 2nd World smarter men than him around. a free agent says to itself, 'What good showed the way for Cycle while John Cup Parallel at Furano. Label on Pittsburgh NHL game at Springfield, does it do us to bid on him if the club Stop Bruins King and Brian Milone had 10 and 5 Thursday (Photo hy Dave Rohack) She IS a strong three event skier, BASKETBALL he’s with wants to keep him? They markers respectively for Pizza. NEW YORK (UPI) - The off Juantorena’s 800-meter record, General Terms will anyway. We’re only helping him NEW YORK (UPI) - The Boston with her favorite being the giant Fermi at Maneliesler, 8 treal’s coach but just a few weeks slalom. She has had her best results city of Pittsburgh became the covering it in 1:42.33. Just 12 days WTien 1 spoke to Miller about the get more money” You might as well Bruins may have fallen one goal Penney at Wethersfield into the season was replaced himself EAST FROSH in Europa Cup and World Cup Com­ city of champions, boxing lost later, also in Oslo, he ran a 3:49.0 by Claude Ruel. matter of compensation, he said he not have free agency under those cir­ short in dropping a 2-1 decision to the Back on the winning track after a petitions in giant slalom. With the (^onard at East Hartford a media superstar but saw mile to beat Walker’s mark. Less In horse racing. Spectacular Bid David Russell, wouldn't discuss any of the the cumstances. It’s a farce. In that Minnesota North Stars Wednesday two-game slide. East Catholic’s "inSreased upgrading ol Ihe com­ Manehester at Fermi (girls), .3:30 another gain in stature and the than a month later in Zurich, he went from superstar in the spring to Player Association's proposals but case, compensation is a code word night, but they certainly put on quite freshmen team downed Weaver bined skier, we see a great oppor- Merry at East Catholir (girls), 8 he agreed to talk about the subject in for ending free agency. Youu still show. lunily lor Heidi as she shows excel­ world record for the mile was clocked 3:32.1 to beat Bayi’s 5-year- also-ran in the fall. Bid handily took Craig Shelton yesterday by a 56-39 count. Chris lent polential in slalom and down­ old 1,500 mark by one-tenth of a se­ general terms of concept. have free agency but the players “It takes quite an effort to beat lowered once again to highlight the first two races of the Triple Negri had 14 points, Kevin Marks 10 hill.' commented Head Women's cond. Crown — the Kentucky Derby and the "There was no provision for com­ don’t go anywhere. them, but we skated pretty well,” Coach. Hermann Goellner and Neil Ptachinski 9 for the young the year in sports. In college football. Southern Gain Awards pensation whatsoever in the said North Star Coach Glen Sonmor. WRESTLING Preakness — and was favored to “Naturally, that kind of arrange­ Eagles, now 5-2. The Steelers brought Pittsburgh California defeated Michigan in the became the third Triple Crown Messersmith case." he pointed out, Tom McCarthy’s goal early in the You can help Heidi and her team- East Catholir /Bloomfield at En­ PROVIDENCE — Georgetown Next start is Saturday morning males by giving something—a tax- the National Football Leaaue cham­ Rose Bowl last January and edged referring to arbitrator Peter Seitz' ment isn't attractive to baseball third period snapped a 1-1 tie and field, 4 p.m. winner in three years. But he was up­ players," Miller went on. "I’m less against Northwest Catholic in West deductible coniribulion to Ihe U.S. pionship in January when they out Alabama for the national cham­ senior forward Craig Shelton historic 1976 ruling which decreed helped Minnesota raise its home Cheney Terh at Baron .Arademy, set by Coastal in the 1 1/2-mile Bel­ familiar with compensation in Hartford at 10 o’clock. Ski Team Fund. Box tOO M. Park defeated the Dallas Cowboys 35-31 in (Washington, D.C.) and St. John’s Andy Messersmith of the Dodgers 3:30 pionship. The Crimson Tide, mont Stakes, prompting trainer Bud hockey. But I’ve taken a look at record to 14-1-2. Gary Sargent scored City. Utah 8A060, Miami's Orange Bowl for a record freshman David Russell (Bellport, and Dave McNally of the Expos were however, charged back in 1979 to Deln to blame the defeat on a still un- the other goal for the North Stars third Super Bowl title. The Pirates N.Y.) have been named as the Big no longer bound to their contracts. hockey’s salary figures for last year finish undefeated and held the No. 1 pro*d safety pin injury. and according to the figures, their while Ray Bourque connected for then gave Pittsburgh the baseball East player of the month and rookie Seitz' decision all but did away with Boston. ranking entering the New Year’s Day Bid roared back after recovering average salaries went up less than 1 championship when they roared back bowl games. of the month respectively for their baseball's sacrosanct reserve clause. McCarthy poked the puck over Hellions Look from a fever and ultimately met Af­ percent in a year in which the cost of from a three game to one deficit to Charles White of Southern Califor­ play in the month of December. "After that ruling, the owners goalie Gilles Gilbert at 1:40 of the firmed, the 1978 Horse of the Year, in defeat the Baltimore Orioles 4-1 in nia won the Heisman Trophy and was Shelton, a 6-7 forward has led asked that some form of compensa­ living went up 10 or 11 percent. If third period and Boston spent the To Civic Center Vermont to Spend the Jockey Club Gold Cup, with the that’s their desire, they’ve got a the seventh and deciding game and named Player of the Year by UPI Georgetown to an 8-5 record and is tion be written into our agreement rest of the game trying to tie the 1979 title at stake. Affirmed won by 1 the only player in the conference to great system — for the owners." captured the World Series. and teammate Brad Budde was with them. It was a concession that score. The skating, passing and HARTFORD (UPI) - The Hart­ 3/4 lengths and retired to stud with be ranked in the top 10 in scoring, Pittsburgh’s players also dis­ selected Lineman of the year. Earle his second straight Horse of the Year we made to them and nothing more. That’s pretty much the way com- goaltending were all superior. ford Hellions announced plans To Promote Skiing tinguished themselves as the city rebounding, field goal pet. and free Now they say it isn't worth anything. gw-.- Wednesday to move to the Hartford Bruce, who replaced Woody Hayes at award. jjensation in all sports looks to Mar­ ”We didn’t really want to open it became the sports capital of the U.S. throw percentage. Shelton ranks se­ We say, fine, let's drop it up but we didn’t have any choice," Civic Center Jan. 20* bringing tho Ohio State, was selected as Coach of John McEnroe looked ready to vin Miller. Personally, I don’t know Quarterback Terry Bradshaw of cond in conference scoring with an altogether." said Boston Coach Fred Creighton. Surprise Stick Check Major Indoor Soccer liague team to MONTPELIER, Vt. (UPI) - Vermont will spend $10,(XW the Year after leading the Buckeyes become the dominant tennis player what you think of him, but I’ll tell you the Steelers was named the Most to the Big 10 title. 18.6 average, ninth in rebounding But what he leaves unsaid is that “They’re fast and (goalie Gilles) the home it has never played in. boosting the state’s attractions for tourists and industry during of the 1980s as the 20-year-old New with a 6.8 mark, second in field goal what I think. He doesn’t come to Boston defenseman Rick Smith, left, smirks as he catches a Valuable Player in the Super Bowl, Two players — Larry Bird of In­ the owners are seeking some form of Meloche was aw­ Team officials said they were Yorker won the U.S. Open cham- shooting with a .709 percent and play, he comes to roll up his sleeves surprised Minnesota North Stars’ Ron Zanussi with his stick in the 1980 Olympics in Lake Placid, N.Y., officials said Friday. outfielder Dave Parker was selected diana Slate and Earvin Johnson of much greater compensation in cases fully good in the "extremely excited" about the move pionsnip, the WCT championship and fourth in free throw shooting with and fight for what he considers right. NHL game last night. (UPI Photo) In a cooperative effort, the state the Most Valuable Player in the Michigan State - dominated the where they must give up free agents. last period.” to the Civic Center’s rebuilt helped lead the U.S. to a 5-0 Davis .818 percent. In the two tournaments I don’t always agree with him, but if Agency of Development and Com­ National League’s All-Star game vic­ college basketball scene. Bird was Marvin Miller doesn't say that. He another war should break out, I want Meloche made 22 coliseum, but also said plans were Cup clinching victory over Italy. that Georgetown participated in, munity Affairs will rent a storefront However, in the short run, state of­ tory over the American League and named Player of the Year after McEnroe won close to 5600,000 and has a wonderful way with words. him on my side. savos, including made so games scheduled for Hart­ office in Lake Placid, while the Ver­ ficials said the descent of one-half (Nike Cage Classic and ECAC venerable first baseman Willie leading Indiana State to an unbeaten proved himself the only legitimate several in the third i ford could be played in the mont Chamber of Commerce and million people on Lake Placid is Holiday Festival), Shelton was Stargell was chosen as the Most regular season and Johnson was the challenger to Bjorn Borg as the period. Springfield, Mass., Civic Center if tourist businesses provide the office expected to have little immediate selected to the All-Tournament Valuable Player of the Pirates’ Most Valuable Player of the NCAA world’s top ranking player. Bourque scored Windsor Trims the Hartford coliseum wasn’t ready. staff. impact on the state. team. Shelton has had three games in playoff and World Series victories. Names in the News just 20 seconds into The coliseum is tentatively tournament as he led Michigan State Martina Navratilova, meanwhile, “Tljey're will be an awful lot of Because of the difficulty of Stargell also shared the National to the title. which he made all of his floor shots the third period but scheduled to reopen with a Jan. 17 won more than $500,000 and is (10-10 vs Indiana, 8-8 vs St. Leo, 6-6 vs people there from all over the world. reaching upstate New York from League’s Most Valuable Player The "little man" took over in pro McCarthy scored his ninth goal after National Hockey League game expected to end Chris Evert Lloyd’s Lafayette) and at one stretch he had Jack Youngblood A lot of them aren’t going to know Vermont, relatively few Olympic Award with Keith Hernandez of St. basketball as Dennis Johnson and reign as the No. 1 woman tennis beingfed by Ron Zanussi and Glen Catholic Icemen between the Hartford Whalers and what Vermont is,” said Candace visitors will be b a s^ in Vermont. made 21 consecutive shots which fell ANAHEIM, Calif. (UPI) — The Los Angeles Rams held their first full- Louis. Gus Williams lifted the Seattle player in the world. Sharpley. Pittsburgh Penguins. ’The Whalers “We’ve said all along we didn’t but five short of the all time NCAA contact workout of the week Wednesday in preparation for Sunday’s NFC Moot of the Vermont Ski Areas Muhammad Ali, considered by SuperSonics to an easy 4-1 victory Nancy Lopez and Tom Watson In other games, Los Angeles have played home games in Association, which will help staff the expect a large number of people," record. championship game in Tampa Bay against the Buccaneers. many to be the greatest heavyweight over the Washington Bullets in the dominated the world of golf. topped Detroit, 4-2, the Mew York Three goals in the third period broke open a close contest as Springfield since the Hartford office. said Donald Lyons, head of the state St. John’s 6-6 freshman Russell did Defensive end Jack Youngblood, who sustained a hairline fracture of a bone champion of all time, announced his NBA finals. Islanders defeated Toronto, 3-1, the Windsor High trimmed East Catholic, 5-1, in ice hockey action coliseum’s roof collapsed under the In addition, agency Secretary C. tourist office. Lopez won eight of 19 tournaments nothing in his first month of in his leg during the Rams’ victory over Dallas last Sunday, has not gone retirement during the summer but The National Hockey League began and earned $197,488, breaking her New York Rangers tied Quebec, 3-3, weight of tons of ice and snow on Jan. Harry Behney said his economic In the Burlington area, hotel collegiate play to discourage the ad­ through any of the team workouts this week and was listed as questionable for yesterday at Loomis-Chaffee. another former Olympic champion, the year with an embarrasing two own record. Watson was the leading Chicago blasted Colorado, 5-2, 18, 1978. development workers are attempting managers and bus companies said vanced billing he received. Coming the game against Tampa Bay. Tho Rams were slated to work out Thursday The Eagle icemen, now 5-3 for the Sugar Ray Leonard, was close at games to one loss to the Soviet Union money winner on the PGA tour for Pittsburgh defeated Montreal, 5-3, The Hellions were established last to arrange visits to Vermont by out of reservations are coming in more off the bench for the nationally and leave Friday for Florida. season, return to action Saturday hand to replace him as the darling of in the Challenge Cup, continued it by the third year in a row in 1979, tying and Edmonton tied Hartford, 3-3. third period when Pasillo scored his year as a first-season MISL franchise state corporation executives who slowly than expected. ranked Redmen, Russell is averaging night against Farmington High at the second goal of the game. Seventy-one the television networks. ^ taking in four World Ifockey Associa­ Jack Nicklaus’ mark for consecutive Kings 4, Red Wings 2 based in Hartford. However, with the visit the Olympics. "This is mostly a media event,” 10.3 points and 5.5 rebounds a game Marcel Dionne, the NHL’s scoring Bolton Ice Palace at 7:50. seconds later Lou Standwick made it The unbeaten Leonard completed tion clubs and finished it by taking titles, and he set a single season civic center still closed for Behney said the effort is being Lyons said. “ It won't get the number his three-year transition from Olym­ while hitting on .629 of his floor shots. John Williamson le ^ e r, had a goal and an assist Windsor broke on top at the 2:39 4-1 and Bill Winters capped the lumps over its bizarre schedule, record of $462,636. mark of the first period with Tony reconstruction the team made its coordinated by Development Direc­ of people that went to Expo in Mon­ pic to world champion in late Last week he was named the Most NEW HAVEN (UPI) — John Williamson of the New Jersey Nets, within a 16-second span of the third scoring at 14:51. Montreal continued its dominance The Vancouver Whitecaps ousted Pasillo finding the back of the cage, MISL debut at New Haven’s tor Elbert Moulton. treal (in 1967).” November when he stopped previous­ Valuable Player of the ECAC squabbling with team officials over his weight and salary, is due in court next period to spark Los Angeles. Charlie “This was by far the most by defeating the upstart New York the talent-rich New York Cosmos in Holiday Festival as he led St. John’s assisted by Bob Petin. East drew Veterans Memorial Coliseum. In St. Albans, the head of the Lyons said for that reason, the ly unbeaten Wilfredo Benitez of week to face an assault charge for allegedly hitting his wife, police said Simmer scored his 35th goal of the frustrating game of the year for us,” Rangers in May to win the Stanley the playoffs and went on to defeat the to the title. His four steals in the first even at 8:42 as Dale Mauro tallied his Target Area Development Corpora­ state has not run a promotional cam­ Puerto Rico in the I5th round to win Wednesday. year. noted Eagle Coach Bill Mannix, Cup but fell on hard times early in Tampa Bay Rowdies in Soccer Bowl half against Boston College in the third goal of the season. He was tion, Scribner Allen, said he has dis­ paign to encourage people to visit or the welterweight championship in Williamson. 27, was arrested Tuesday after he allegedly struck his wife Islanders 3, Maple Leafs 1 “Windsor’s goalie (Ralph Betties) the 1979-80 season. Bernie Geoffrion 79 for the North American Soccer championship game set the tone in assisted by Lionel Lessard. cussed with Moulton showing local stay in Vermont during the Olym­ the richest bout ever staged beneath replaced Scotty Bowman as Mon­ League championship. following an argument and then abandoned her in an East Rock area Mike Bossy scored his 21st goal at was outstanding and caused our sites to Olympics visitors. pics, the Redmen’s 78-70 victory. Rich Weiss with only 1:33 frustration. the heavyweight classification. neighborhood. He was released on a written promise to appear in New Haven 14:10 of tho first period and Glenn “Zeroing in on this kind of thing is He said the storefront office in Superior Court Jan. 8. Resch was nearly flawless in the remaining in the opening stanza got “We had five breakaways in the Bowling All’s retirement following his vic­ what proved to be the game-winner first two periods but we couldn’t just what we want to do,” Allen said. Lake Placid also is designed to have tory over Leon Spinks to regain his ti­ goal. New York scoring leader Bryan longer term effects. as he slid the puck past Eagle net- capitalize. After they scored the Thursday night, Thomas Anderson, tle for a record third time opened the Trottier made it 1-0 at 3:24 when ho head of the Vermont Olympic Com­ “We’ll try to sell the present and Mike Mitchell minder Scott Howat. Scott Drown third goal we had an emotional and heavyweight ranks for a new cham­ SCCTREBOARD beat goalie Paul Harrison for his 21st HOME ENGINEERS - mittee said he knows of two cor­ plant seeds for the future," he said. NEW YORK (UPI) — Forward Mike Mitchell, whose scoring and reboun­ goal and 50th point. received an assist on the play. physical letdown,” Mannix added. pion and there were two claimants — It was a scoreless middle session Midge Bergeron 179, Chris porate executives who plan to stop in The Olympics, which run from Larry Holmes for the World Boxing ding helped the Cleveland Cavaliers to three wins without a loss during the Rangers 3, Nordiques 3 Windsor held a 36-35 edge in shots Sullivan 200-494, Jennie MM Los Angeles 4. Detroit 2 with Windsor not breaking through the state while at the Olympics. Feb. 12-24, will come at the height of Council and John Tate for the World < iiiil|ilM-ll < .oiirrmia-f Chicago 5, Colorado 2 past week, was named NBA player-of-the-week Wednesday. Don Murdoch scored two goals, in­ with Betties kicking out 34 Eagle L eggitt 188-472, Cathy Piilrii'k IM\ i*inii Minnesota 2. Boston I again until the 11:36 mark of the "Two large corporations are con­ Vermont’s Washington’s Birthday Boxing Association. W \. T Mitchell, a second year pro, averaged 28.3 points, had a 12.0 rebound cluding a power-play effort at 18:26 tries. Howat had 31 saves for East. Bohjalian 528, Barbara Hartford 3, Edmonton 3 sidering the Burlington area for ski season, when resorts and hoteis in Holmes defeated Ken Norton, f’hitadelphia 24 1 10 average and shot .547 from the field as Cleveland defeated Detroit, New York of the second period, to help New Higley 456. NY ftangers 17 15 6 relocation," he said. the state are usually crowded. handed the title when Ali refused to NY Islanders 14 15 5 Pittsburgh at NV Islanders and Denver. In the Christmas win over tho Pistons, he pulled down a career- York salvage a tie. Marc Tardif V ancouver at St I^uis defend against him, for the WBC title Atlanta 14 17 4 high 19 rebounds. scored two goals for Quebec. Washington » 23 5 M f\ Black Hawks 5, Rockies 2 and Tate took the WBA version by ' I i«ion l.u»h‘ril l^oitfa-reiire AUTO W L T Vihatitia' D iv iiia iii Indian Skaters beating South Africans Kallie b W L Pet Pc (; „ I t ' - Second-period power-play goals by U.S. MIXED - Ginger Chuago 13 13 12 Knoetze and Gerri Coetzee in an Vanrouver 14 16 7 Boston 30 9 769 7 - tfernara ning Rich Preston and Grant Mulvey Yourkas 180-486, Linda Philadelphia 27 II 711 7 2 'i elimination tournament following St Uiuis 13 18 6 SALT LAKE CITY (UPI) — The Utah Jazz Wednesday night suspended Chicago over Colorado. B attoe 186-477, Diane Winnipeg 12 22 4 New York 20 21 4488 11 All’s retirement. Colorado 12 22 3 Washington 16 20 444 12'a REPAIRS Bernard King indefinitely while Salt Lake City police investigated charges Canadiens 3 Losers to Hall Em m ett 188-499, Linda Kdinonlon 9 19 8 New Jersey 15 24 385 15 0 Sebastian Coe, a 5-foot-9, l29-pound the NBA forward held a woman against her will in his hotel room. . Gallon, returning for tho first Putting forth a fine team ef­ Burton 187-489, Sheila \V iih'« t otifiTctlrr f.a'titn il Marty Hancock broke out of the In­ you CAN DO IT college student, became a giant in Nnrri* Di\ W L Pet GB “Home ot Mr. Qoodwronch" Jazz officials and Coach Tom Nissalke declined comment on the suspen- breaking a leg last March, Price 199-538, Gail Silver- Atlanta 25 15 625 - fort but coming up a goal dian zone with Garnelis streaking the world of track and field when he W I, sion, other than to say the 6-foot-7 King will not play until the investigation is Lonsberry each scored in nail 180-473, Doreen YIELD TO THE FORCES 1.0S Angeles 18 12 6 San Antonio 20 20 500 5 short, Manchester High down the left side. He drew a shattered three world records, in­ Montreal 18 15 6 Heveland 19 20 487 54 • Complete Mechanical Service completed. The unnamed woman told police King took her to his room ^ period to leave Montreal LaChapelle 453, Dolly Houston 17 21 447 7 Warrior defender and the Hall goalie, cluding the mile mark, in a span of 4l Pittsburgh 15 1) II Tuesday night and refused to let her leave. The woman said when King fell record in its last 11 road bowed, 3-2, to Hall High last Dawood 466, Bobbi Grasso Do you have trouble starting your Detroit II 18 7 Indiana 17 22 436 74 • Collision Repair sliding the disk over to Hancock at days. Hartford 9 16 10 Detroit 10 30 250 15 asleep, she called police. King had not been formally charged as of S^mes. night in CCIL ice hockey action 479, Kris McLaughlin 453, turns? Maybe ifs because you're the last second and he fired it into the lighting the very forces that can help The 22-year-old Coe set world W a-nla'ni f.amfiTenra* • Auto Painting Wednesday. at the West Hartford Memorial Dale Bauer 213-569, you turn— gravity and centrifugal CENTRIFUGAL^ ‘ w ’" l t Miiivti-xt l)i\i»iaiM empty cage. It was his second goal of FORCE records in the 800, 1,500 meters and Huflalo 25 10 3 W L Pet GD Charles Hartley Jr. 563. force. Gravity wants to pull you down­ • Low Cost Service Rentals Arena. the season. the mile and wiped the names of Minnesota 19 9 7 Kan.sas ('ily 23 18 561 - hill; centrifugal force tries to lure you Ifosion 20 11 5 Milwaukee' 22 18 550 4 • Factory Trained Technicians The triumph moves the Warriors to The Indians applied late pressure outside the arc of a turn. Skiers who three track legends — Alberto Juan- Toronto 16 17 4 1 )enver 15 26 .366 8 Pete Brown Joins Flyers Quebec 15 17 6 ('hicago 12 25 324 9 5-3 for the season while the Indian but couldn’t come up with the resist these forces usually run into torena (800), John Walker (mile) and Clah 12 28 300 104 • Charge With Master ^Charge PHILADELPHIA (UPI) - The trouble. Learn how to yield to these V\ '^*^** - Veterans pros Pete Brown and Gary McCord icemen now stand 1-8 overall. equalizer. They outshot Hall overall Filbert Bay! (1,000) - from the N’Y Hangers 3, Ouebec 3. tie • D iG .ia m • 24 Hour Wrecker Service Mch shot 6-underpar 66 Wednesday to share the first-round lead in the $120 - Philadelphia Flyers announced Manchester’s next outing is Satur­ 32-30C forces and put them to work for you (6 books. NY Islanders 3, Toronto I W L Pet GB Try the following, make a single Pittsburgh 5 Montreal 3 Seattle 27 12 692 000 Invitational Pro-Am Tournament. ’ 3QUIZ IxOS Angeles Wednesday they have acquired Jack day night against league foe turn and try to feet the forces pulling On July 5, Coe clipped 1.07 seconds 29 13 Tel. 646-6464 Phoenix 26 IS 634 Golfers rotate among the three courses until Saturday, when pros alone will Mcllhargey from the Vancouver Wethersfield High at the Bolton Ice you outside and down toward the bot­ San Diego 21 21 500 Palace at 9:30. Race Winner Porllanti 21 22 S I " ^L ch, a t Z up forThe Canucks for cash and future con­ tom of the hiH as you finish the turn. siderations. The Silk Towners jumped in front SAG PAULO, Brazil (UPI) — Herb Now. make a second turn. When you T- \ 3QUIZ Golden State 13 26 feel the forces begin to exert their NV a'aliia'aaliiH N Gtima-> Mcllhargey, 27, will join the Flyers at 1:25 of the first period with an un- Lindsay of the United States won the GRAVITY San Diego 103. N.J 97 55th annual Sao Silvestre New Year’s down-and-out pull (A) transfer your Ixais Angeles 127. Indianapolis 120 during the weekend.^He will remain assisted goal by Leon Botteron, his weight to the uphill ski and begin Boston 111, Houston 103 Tom Landry out of action until he has practiced third of the season. Hall drew even at Eve footrace Monday night and Dana rising up toward the next turn (6). Boston 111, Houston 103 Slater took the women’s category, Weather No Factor San Aniunio 118. Phoenix 109 N p YORK (UPI) - Tom Landry of Dallas will coach the National 3:45 on a tally by Andy Brown, When you direct your body this way. Denver 135, Detroil 116 assisted by Peter Cunningham and giving the U.S. a one-two sweep. you'll find it's easy to change edges TAMPA, Fla, (UPI) — Braving Kansas City 128. I'tah 121. ol Conference team and Don Coryell of San Diego will handle the American and turn your skis. deteriorating weather, Tampa Bay Golden State IN. Portland 92 Peter Haggerty. Lindsay, of Boulder, Co., won the Washington 139. Seattle 134 Conference club for the Pro Bowl in Honolulu on Jan. 27, it was announced » . , , , Yield to the forces and you'll wind Buccaneer fans lugged tents, The period ended 1-1 with Hall out- 8,200-meter race in 23:26. Slater, of up letting the forces do most oi your I liiir»aliiH*« Gama'* Wednesday. nights sold San Diego at New York shot by the locals by an 11-9 margin. New York, won her category in 29:27. work lor y.ou. sleeping bags, lawn furniture, por­ Landry will coach the NFC stars for the third time. Coryell, whose BALTM ORE - ...c New Jersey at Atlanta (UPI) - The Each side had ft shots in the middle table television sets and heating Philadelphia at Cleveland C harprs won th^e AFC West championship, is making his debut as the AFC Baltimore Orioles sold their rights to Indiana at Milwaukee session with the Warriors getting the JAM*ALWILKISU)OKI6 0F^ devices to Tampa Stadium Tuesday CHEVROLET All-Star coach. The game will be televised nationally starting at 4 p.m. EST. outfielder Carlos Lopez to the Class Farmed Out THE'(EMl7»FOUilUNCE ReprinleO t>v (>ermiS9iun ol Ski Maga/mo ■I to wait for tickets to Sunday's NFC only goal. Rick Cannon lit the red Technical ass'Bianr.e provioeo by P’olessKmai Shi AAA Mexico City Tigers of the light at 1:45, assisted by Haggerty LANDOVER, Md. (UPI) - The HELPED THE WMUUORf-TO inatruciorB oi Am^iica championship game. Mexican League Wednesday for an and Brian Meaney. A H U E SWEEP IN >75. WHO Winds were picking up as the Willie Stargell Washington Capitals have assigned LOST THAT SERIES ? crowd of fans wailing in line swelled roman 6A6RIEL IS THE NFL'S undisclosed sum. Haggerty made it 3-1 at 12:25 of the left wing Greg Polis to their A. BULLETS ST. LOUIS (UPI) - Willie Stargell, the Pittsburgh Pirates’ World Series . Lopez, 29, batted .282 and hit six third period assisted by Brown and ■ to about 250 by midday. AUTIME FUM BUR WITH 1229 MAIN 8T„ MANCHESTER Hershey, Pa., farm club in the & CELTICS Bowling hero and co-winner of the National League’s Most Valuable Playbr Award, home runs during the 79 season for Cannon. Tem peratures in the 30s were (OS. (WHO HOLDS DOWN THE American Hockey League. ,^C. KMICKS V. HO. I SPOT WITH <)5 ? Wwnesday was named the Man of the Year by The Sporting News, the Oriolos’ Class AAA International Manchester, however refused to predicted when tickets go on sale at 8 GMOUAUTY Polis played In 21 games for the TARkEHTOM SLETTM :J8MSUe YIELD! A FRAH S8MCf/Mms The p ito rs of the weekly publication said Stargell was the only athlete League farm team at Rochester, quit and got one back on a beautiful Caps this season, with one goal, five a.m, today for the game with the Los 6. JOHNNY UNITAS HOLIDAYS - Ju lie nominated for the award. N.Y. two-on-one break. Bob Garnelis and assists and 19 penalty minutes. Angeles Rams. C, LENNY DAWSON Reggis 158-371, Val Sady CBWKaAlMOTOBSBILBtgBlvignM 125, HHOT jeM SU E U - EVENING HERALD, Thura,. Jan. 3, 1980 ■ ■ I EVENING HERALD. Thurs., Jan. 3. 1980- 15 Grocers Wait ^ Coventry Council Eyes Music ‘79: On Bottle Law ‘ Punk Dies, CBS Ends Old Year Big MANCHESTER - The new bottle bill legislation took effect Tuesday, ' / NEW YORK (UPI) - CBS wound mas disrupted normal viewing Similarly, on Christmas day ABC’s and local grocers, both large and ■! New Hearing on Garage Disco Peaks up the old year — and the decade — patterns. “Happy Days” ranked 46th — but small, are waiting to assess the im­ in a strong bid to recapture its old Monday and Tuesday nights both was watched by 31 percent of the pact of the new law. slot dominating the Nielsen ratings. were thrown for a ratings loop. But audience. COVENTRY - The Town Council to the new site, are asking for more the site location and the property’s By BRUCE MEYER CBS was the top-rated network for Judging by share as well as rating Employees at both the Stop and time to explore alternatives. They the “share” statistics tell the story is expected to reach a decision this physical characteristics are general­ United Press International thd week ending Dec. 30, the fifth statistics, CBS had an excellent Shop supermarket, 263 West Middle have been joined by council about what programs are being month on whether to call a public ly suitable for a fire station, but week out of the last seven it took top watched. week. Of its two new programs, the Turnpike, and Supreme Foods Inc., chairwoman Roberta Koontz, who For good or ill, the past dozen hearing on a proposal to construct a asked permission to review final honors, this time capturing the first "Dallas” spinoff of “Knots Landing” 48S Hartford Road, said they haven't said she fears accelerated noise and months comprised a watershed year ’The "share” refers to the percen­ new municipal garage off Route 31 plans. for popular music; 1979 was a year eight spots in the top 10. tage of households with their sets on tied for 23rd in the ratings with had any returnables as yet and other problems for residents and near the Town Hall. The zoners also recommended that shattered many illusions — and In the season-to-date rating — no m atter how few who are ABC’s “ C harlie’s Angels,” and probably wouldn't get them until the workers in the area. flashing lights be installed on Goose Opponents of the plan claim the raised a lot of hopes. averages, CBS was within .3 ratings watching a specific show. A share of achieved a 34 percent share. “House end of this week at the earliest. The Planning and Zoning Commis­ site is too close to Orchard Hill Lane and that other safety measures Disco peaked as a distinct form points of overtaking first-place ABC. 30 or higher is the aim — less than 30 Calls,” suffering under the Christ­ The law required a minimum 5- sion last year gave reluctant ap­ Estates, a new elderly housing be taken to reduce the danger to and began merging smoothly into the But nobody at the dark skyscraper and a program has a tenuous hold on mas Eve handicap, ranked 38th but cent deposit on all beer, soda and proval of the site proposal, stating project, and that it will interfere pedestrian and vehicular traffic in that houses corporate headquarters renewal. with a 35 percent share. mineral water containers. Lobbyists that a garage would conform to land pop-rock mainstream, even as it with school athletic fields at the mid­ the area. — known as Black Rock in the trade NBC may have made the right kept the bill in limbo for six years, use regulations for the area. sparked a rebellion within the To give some examples: On Christ­ dle and high schools. However, North Coventry — has broken out the champagne. move with its “Prime Time Satur­ but the law made it out of the < Members of the commission, younger, hard rock audience. mas Eve “ M-A-S-H,” normally one Last month the council tied on a Volunteer Fire Department head That’s because ABC almost certainly of the top-rated CBS series, ranked in day.” When it was “Prime Time Sun­ Legislature's wringer in 1978. ' however, expressed many of the Punk died of its own excess and motion to bring the issue to a public George Ross said recently that plans was replaced by the simple sop­ will make a great leap forward when 39th place on a Nielsen list of 65 day” the ratings were something to hearing. Residents of the area, es­ same objections that residents have for a substation may not materialize it broadcasts the Winter Olympics shows. Its share, however was 36 - 36 be prayed over — like a corpse. On Students Collect raised at council meetings. histication of rock’s New Wave. pecially along Ripley Hill Road and because of increases in interest rates And it was a year of climactic self- from Lake Placid. percent of the people who were Saturday the show ranked 40th with a Another issue facing the council is Food for Needy Cooper Lane, have expressed fears for construction. Ross suggested that indulgence that saw release of The last week of 1979 was a watching television 9:30 p ^ ., Christ­ 27 percent share. Not great, but at the location of a fire department sub­ the council deed the land over to the their property will be devalued by in­ history’s first million-dollar album, peculiar one for the networks mas Eve tuned in "M-A-S-H.” That’s least solidly mediocre and possibly SOUTH WINDSOR - Students at \ station off Merrow Road adjacent to fire department before the scheduled creased traffic. while record companies floundered because Christmas Eve and Christ­ a strong performance. on the way up. Timothy Edwards School took time the Old Brick Schoolhouse property May deadline, because a loan According to officials the present in' an unforseen flood of red ink. from their pre-holiday activities to facility near the South Coventry and Laidlaw Park, northern Coven­ application cannot be filed until the collect more than 3.600 cans of food Going to England As 1979 began, the pop music Firehouse is in a neteriorated state, try's major recreational area. deed has been acquired. for the state's needy. Katherine Piela of 7 Deerfield Lane, South Windsor, The zoning commission ruled that charts were all but dominated by the Student council advisor Cynthia has a collapsed roof, and is a poten­ mesmerizing thump-thump beat of ‘Star Trcfe’ Leads Nominees receives a briefing from Dr. George Muirhead, on the trip she tial source of pollution to the Mill Bernier organized the food drive and will be taking to England in the spring. Miss Piela will be disco. America had rediscovered Brook from water runoff from stored dancing and artists like Donna supervised the packing of the HOLLYWOOD (UPI) - "Star Trek, the Motion Pic­ among 11 elementary education students from Central Connec­ sand and gravel. Student Leader Claims Summer, Gloria Gaynor and the thousands of cans into cardboard ture” has captured 10 nominations for the annual awards ticut State College who will undertake eight weeks of practice The alternate site was selected Village People provided some boxes. The boxes were given to the of the Academy of Science Fiction, Fantasy and Horror teaching in English primary schools. Dr. Muirhead is assis­ after townspeople rejected a council musical depth. Community Renewal Team for dis­ proposal to buy land on Talcottville Booze Ban Won’t Work Films. tribution over the holidays. tant to the vice president for academic affairs at the college. Road for a garage and other town- But within a few months, it was “Star Trek” will vie with "Alien," "The Black Hole,” Ms. Bernier said that one student NEW BRITAIN (UPI) - A student nounced the ban Monday, blaming The students will be taking the trip under a cooperative owned tracts were deemed un­ clear the disco scene was evolving "Moonraker” and "Time After Time'.’ for honors as best collected 359 cans by going door to leader says Central Connecticut alcohol for problems including program between the Bingley campus of Ikley College, West suitable. rapidly. Many clubs that had in­ science fiction film of 1979 in the televised awards door in his neighborhood. The food State College's ban on the use and absenteeism, vandalism and assaults v est^ heavily in the sophisticated ceremony later this year. was collected from December 3-17. Yorkshire in England, and Central. The proposal is for a 12-bay, U- possession of alcohol will only force on staff. A statement issued by of­ sound and lighting equipment “The Amityville Horror,” "Dracula," “Love At First Students at the junior high school shaped facility. Town Manager students to go off campus to drink. ficials said a review showed "an required to draw the world’s would- Bite,” "The Mafu Cage” and "Phantasm” are competing have sponsored the food collections Frank Connolly said the search for a Student government President Ana be John Travoltas were finding it Rieger begonia blossoms in the floriculture greenhouse at centrally located, economic piece of overwhelming number of these in­ for honors as the year’s best horror film. for the past four years. This year's Alzugaray described the ban which hard to make ends meet and adver­ the University of Connecticut. (Photo by Atwood) land has been going on for many cidents are directly related to Nominated for the best fantasy film of the year were drive proved most successful, Ms. South Windsor Zoners takes effect today as a case of years. Several committees have been alcohol consumption." tising revenues were off sharply at "Arabian Adventure,” "Dinner for Adele,” “Nutcracker Bernier said. penafizing all students for the many radio stations that had only Fantasy,” “The Muppet Movie" and “The Last Wave.” established by various councils to irresponsible actions of a few. Ms. Alzugaray called the ban "an Gardening To Consider" Variances recently "gone disco.” "Star Trek” stars William Shatner and Persia Kham- recommend a location, with the pre­ "The administration is using the infringment on the rights of students Building Permits The rise of disco and its sleek, batta were nominated as best actor and actress in SOUTH WINDSOR - The Zoning sent proposal emerging as the most entire student population because of 18 years and older who are con­ Road in a RR zone. hipper-than-thou image had provoked categories open to all three film types. Leonard Nimoy Needed for Sheds Board of Appeals will meet tonight at feasible one. their inability to control a few," she sidered legal adults in the state," • John T. Wholley, 1906 Main St., to a negative reaction among rock fans and Michelle Nichols, both of “Star Trek,” were 7:30 in the Town Hall to consider The newer members of the council, said Wednesday. saying most would go elsewhere to BOLTON — Calvin Hutchinson, allow construction closer to the rear from the start, but in July the anti­ nominated for best supporting actor and actress. William Shatner dismayed by public opinion opposed drink anyway. New Begonia Persia Kliamhatta building inspector, reminds Bolton several requests for variances and line than permitted in an A-40 zone. The school's administration an­ disco movement went public at residents that permits are needed for one for a temporary and conditional • Fred J. Schilke, 488 Miller Road, Comiskey Park in Chicago. Between permit. all kinds of sheds, whether they are to allow construction closer to the games at a White Sox-Detroit Tigers The following are seeking metal or wood or whatever. side and front building lines than per­ doubleheader, a local rock disc Named Rieger variances: Carlton L. Zettlemoyer, mitted. He said permits are needed for all jockey staged a “disco demolition," TV Tonight 191 Newberry Lane, to allow con­ • Electro-Methods Inc., to allow a Smith Loses Radio Job blowing up a huge pile of disco Germany wSsre protected by patents structures with the exception of dog By FRANK ATWOOD struction closer to the sideline than sign larger than permitted at 330 6:00 houses. Hutchinson said as he drives HARTFORD (UPI) - Former Smith, speaking on the Sunday has formally demanded a retraction. records in center field. Within and by exclusive contracts in an ef­ The Milwaukee Symphony Rieger is the name of a man, Otto New* 11:00 Grahame permitted at the same address. Governors Highway in an industrial minutes, the field was overrun by fort to prevent propagation of plants (X) (E 12) ® Orchestra In Concert around town he routinely sees sheds state Sen. Wilber Smith of Hartford morning program “What’s On Your Dawson and Smith both refused to d ) I Love Lucy (D®®®@New8 • G regory M cF etrid g e, 970 zone. Rieger of Nurtingen, Germany. It SP Sergeant Bliko 1:45 up for which he knows no permit was has been removed as a radio talk Mind,’’ said Brown "is a sympathizer retract the statement but Dawson thousands of young rock fans; the by rooting cuttings. Mikkelsens, Inc., (E Joker’s Wild (XM*A*S*H (X Banacek Ellington Road, to allow dead also is the name of a new type of IS) An Englishman's Castle (X Benny Hill issued . • Strano Real Estate, 172 E. show host in a flap over his allegation of the klan if he is not a member” offered Brown air time for rebuttal. Sox lost the second game by default of Ashtabula, Ohio, was, and still is, (S! 0 Zoom (R) ® News storage in an existing building in an begonia, developed by Rieger and 9S Adam -12 8:30 3 Our Mias Brooks He asks all persons who have put Center St., Manchester, is asking for that a city official sympathized with WKND, a Windsor-based station, is when the field was ruled unplayable. the American representative of the @ Celebrate: A Time To Dance 2:00 A-20 zone. But Brown refused the air time now widely grown in America and in S i Streets Of San Francisco CX Merv Qhffin a temporary and conditional permit the Ku Klux Klan. At the same time, a kind of schism Rieger company. (X 3 Benson ® Joe Franklin up sheds without obtaining a permit aimed largly at Hartford’s minority offer and said Wednesday he was not Europe. 6:30 11:30 • Chapel Hill Realty Inc., 626 to allow a sign larger than permitted The university has been growing ® Our Miss Brooks 3 Newlyv^ Game to do so by contacting his office. He Kenneth Dawson, station manager community. Smith is black and sure the removal of Smith would was developing inside disco itself. There is a handsome display of (X) Carol Burnett And Friends (X Mary Tyter Moore Ellington Road, to allow a building on the Frank Muzikevic Farm, Avery Rieger begonias with split-night (E Tic Tec Dough 9:00 (X K o jak 2:04 said a minimal fee is charged for Brown is white. satisfy his demand for a retraction. The average quality of disco recor­ CX Movie "Virginia City' (1940) lot with less than the required fron­ of station WKND, said Wednesday he Rieger begonias in the floriculture S9 (2) (3 NBC News (X Bamaby Jortes ® ® Police Woman such permits. Street, in a RR zone. Dawson said Smith’s removal was dings was on the decline as the temperatures, dropping the Errol Flynn. Miriam Hopkins tage on the north side of Ellington removed Smith after Smith failed to Dawson said, “My only concern is greenhouse at the University of ® ® Over Easy d ) 3 BanWy Miller (X Racing From Yonkers temporary but could be permanent if that the station uphold a policy of fair simplistic form was exhausted; new temperature in the greenhouse 10 SS The Odd Couple ® S3) ® Sinatra: The First 40 3 3 3 Tonight 2:30 Connecticut. You’ll find them on dis­ 3 Andy Qriffitn produce documentation of his claim ideas were hard to come by. But the degrees for six night-time hours, 6:55 Years 3 The Odd Couple Registration Set he hasn’t produced any documenta­ and responsible broadcasting and play and for sale in local plant stores, ® Captioned ABC Nevrs made Dec. 16 against Michael F. from 11 p.m. to 5 a.m. to conserve • g® Nows ® Nancy Savin And The Arts tion after a reasonable amount of maintain a fragile balance between best disco artists — notably Summer, ® Movie 'John Paul Jones" 2:45 an elegant addition to our familiar 12:00 3 Movie "The Mighty Jungle" By FOCIS Society whose disco-rock album “Bad Girls” energy. Dr. Koths said preliminary 7:00 (1959) Robert Stack. Macdonald Area Police Report Brown, Hartford's assistant city time. First Amendment rights and (X Columbo (1964) Marshall Thompson. Dave Christmas flowering plants. d )C B S New* was a major hit — were experimen­ results are inconclusive. Carey. John Paul Jones played a (X Movie "The Catcher" (1971) EAST HARTFORD — Registration manager. Brown said the allegation was freedom of speech and its possible Many begonias are valued for their (SWA'S'H DeLie. ting, giving their music a harder There are many kinds of begonias, major part in America's fight for Michael Witney, Jan-Michael for classes in expectant parent South Windsor "false, libelous and defamatory” and abuse. colorful and interesting foliage. (£ ABC New* independence. (2 hrs.. 30 min.) Vincent, 3:00 He was released oh a 3250 nonsure­ edge that inevitably pushed them all native to tropical or subtropical (E S i Dating Came iS) Masterpiece Theatre dS Dr. Scott On Hebrews ® Movie "Sands Ot The education is now being accepted by John D. Carrington, 21, of 94 Hilton Sometimes the flowers are secon­ ® Foellv*! Ot Faith Kalahari " (1965) Stuart Whit­ ty bond for appearance in court on toward the broader-based rock areas, and generally better adapted 9:30 3 Beverty Hillbillies the Family Oriented Childbirth Infor­ Drive, South Windsor, was charged dary. With the Rieger begonias the ® Soul Train man. Stanley Baker Jan. 15. to growing in a greenhouse than in C X 3 Soap mation Society (FOCIS). with assault Monday night on High audience. flowers are so bright and so New* 12:30 3 Six Million Dollar Man Terrence Faloon, 28, of Worcester, PARK HIU JOYCE They were met halfway by a the drier air of our houses. The hun­ ® Dick Cavett (3) Camera Three (X Movie "The Trial Of Chap­ The classes, which meet weekly, Street. numerous that one scarcely notices 3:07 Mass., was charged Tuesday with startling collection of hard rockers dreds of varieties are divided into 3S Maude 10:00 lain Jensen" (1975) James Fran- begin Jan. 8 at 7:30 at Manchester He allegedly assaulted his ex-wife, FLOWER SHOP the leaves. ® Old Housework* > (D Knots Landing ciscus. Joanna Miles (X News failure to drive to the right. He was experimenting with disco, ranging two large groups, those with fibrous 3 Our Miss Brooks Memorial Hospital in the conference police said. I asked Dr. Jay Koths, professor of 7:29 (X ® News 4:00 involved in a one-car accident on from established stars like Rod roots and those with tuberous roots. d ) @ 2 0 /2 0 3 News rooms. He was released on his promise to floriculture, to assess the impor­ ^ Dally Number* 12:37 Dobson Road. SPECIAL Fibrous rooted begonias are nor­ 3 ) Connecticut Prime Time ® & Baretta The classes are free of charge and Stewart, the Rolling Stones, Kiss and 7:30 4:30 appear in court in East Hartford Jan. tance of Rieger begonias. After a 10:30 Police said he went off the even Dolly Parton to some of the best mally started from seed and widely (I) P.M. Magazine 1:00 3 Kitty Today open to the public. Pre-registration OF THE WEEK moment’s thought, he replied that Newark And Reality 7. CD All In The Family (X 3 3 3 Tomorrow 3 Movie "Bells Of San Fernan­ roadway and struck the bridge abut­ of the New Wave groups, including used as bedding plants in the garden. 3 The Fourth Estate d o ’ (1947) Donald Woods. Glo­ may be made by contacting there have been two very important (S $100,000 Name That Tune 3 Movie "In A Lonely Place" Vernon ment. His court answer date is Jan. The low-growing Was begonias, with ® Dick Cavett ria Warren. Catharine Foote, 127 Mountain Blondie and the avant garde Talking improvements in his experience. The (E Benny Hill (1950) Humphrey Bogart. Gloria Jose Martinez, 46, of no certain 18. many small flowers are fibrous Spring Road, Tolland, Conn. 06084 CARNATIONS Heads. first was development of the modern SS) M *A*S*H address, was charged Monday night Gregory Desrosiers, 19, of 16 root^. The tuberous rooted begonias ® llb MacNell / L«hrer Report (875-9443), or by writing to FOCIS, Musically, it was a good year. But poinsettias, growing on shorter with disorderly conduct and criminal Miriam Drive, Vernon, was charged are started by buying the flat tubers ® Three’s A Crowd Inc., Box 748 Manchester, Conn. there will be few fond memories of stems with compact form and more ® Dick Van Dyke LI trespassing. Tuesday with breach of the peace and and starting them in the house in ear­ ® Tic Tec Dough 06040. 2.79 doz. 1979 in the boardrooms of the multi­ reliable bloom than their ancestors. SHAMROCKS IN JANUARY" Police said the arrest was made in two counts of interferring with an of­ (CASH and CARRY) ly spring. Each tuber sends up one FOCIS will also sponsor the film million dollar recording industry. It The second important development, 8:00 Great Irish Concert connection with a disturbance at 59 ficer. FLOWERS and ARRANGEMENTS FOR EVERY OCCASION will be remembered as the year the thick, fleshy stem, or more than one, CD The Waltons "Nan's Class," and “Becoming" 36 OAX ST. MANCHESTER Tal. 649-0791 or 649-1443 he said, was the Rieger begonia. (X) Cross^WIts Ward St., Rockville. Police said the arrest was made in floor dropped out. and the plants are set outdoors after Jan. 7 at Manchester Memorial FREE PARKING a MIKE ORLOW8KI, Prop. Riegers that I have seen were in d ) Mork & Mindy FEATURING the danger of frost has passed. They Hospital at 8 p.m. Martinez was released on a J500 connection with a disturbance at the Founded largely on a financial base clear colors, all pink, for example, or (X NBA Basketball nonsurety bond for appearance in provide large blooms in gorgeous O ® Buck Rogers In The Howard Johnson Restaurant during established during the rock explosion all red, with many blossoms close court in Rockville on Jan. 15. colors. 25th Century which Desrosiers allegedly tried to of the middle 60s. the record together in a compact mass. There D of I Meeting Toren K. Bull, 19, of 336 Center Plants growing through the winter HAL ROACH strike the investigating police of­ business spent much of the past are several shades of Iwth red and K j MANCHESTER — St. Margaret's Road, Vernon, was charged Tuesday ficers. in the house react to the lower inten­ Vernoncin* decade coasting along on easy-to-sell pink. There also are yellow and Ireland's Greatest Comedian Circle, Daughters of Isabella will with breach of peace in connection Desrosiers was released on a $500 sity of mid-winter sunlight by taking ROUlfS H4-8t Fill formulas. For years, there seemed to orange shades. 649Vi3j ' Direct from Jury's Hotel, Dublin meet Jan. 8 at 7:30 p.m. at the K of C with a disturbance at his home. nonsurety bond for court on Jan. 15. The Saving Place. a rest period. They are growing, but be no bottom to the money well Some Rieger begonias have been Home. Sale Effective Wed., Jan. 2 thru Sun., Jan. 6 slowly, during these days that have Louis Browne offered by the record-buying public. bred to grow as hanging plants with T. BO DEREK Marie Frances Refreshments will be served by the shortest periods of sunlight in the DUDLEY MOORE Irish Ttnor At the record companies, staffs and their lovely flowers drooping around beautiful Songttrett Mrs. 'Yvonne Lemire and her com­ entire year and simply do not have BLAKE EDWARDS DIracI from Hn Ot m I Souliiam well-padded expense accounts grew the sides of a hanging basket. from Belfast , HoW. Klltam.y mittee. Tornado in Connecticut 2-Poses, 24 Color Prints, enough energy to grow new leaves. and artists became increasingly All the Rieger begonias have 0:1b Alto Appearing A general rule, in response to this Republican Club pampered and self-indulgent. flowers that last for days before they “lO l The Fabulous New Bigger Package! natural behavior, is to keep plants BETTE MIDLER VERNON — The Greater Vernon Rated Unusual Twister Fleetwood Mac’s curious double fade, and we are told that the plants PADDY NOONAN SHOWBAND album, "Tusk,” was released this watered but to withhold fertilizer Republican Club will meet Jan. 11 at WINDSOR LOCKS (UPI) - The experienced at least one tornado, the Now Contains Add'l 5X7 -t-5 wallets can be brought to flower at any time AL PACINO Friday, January 18lh 8:00 PM ALAN BATES _ ■ All welcome ■ Croups Sl.OO extra per person ■ year after incurring recording of year. To date, the growers seem to for awhile. "AND JUSTICE BUSHNELL MEMORIAL 8:15 p.m. at the home of Jane and National Weather Service says the center said, and the tornado death ■ Compare the value at less than SAc a picture ■ Your plants should tell you, by 2 . 7:25 expenses in excess of $1 million; its 9:35 Tickalt: Otch. $8.J0; lit Sol. $7 SO. 2nd Sol, $5.00 TNEROSE Gerry Lamb, 36 Vineta Drive. Oct. 3 tornado which hit three north toll of 986 for the decade rose by 6 ■ Scooic and creative hackxmunds available ■ Fast Dellverv ■ have felt that they would be most F0fiALL’’a list price was an unprecedented starting new growth, when they are Ticliili avoilakU at Buihn*H Bsi Oftk* and ol Tidotron Outlali Croup ■ Satisfaction Alwavs or full deposit cheerfully refunded ■ popular at Christmas. Jane Glover, president of the central Connecticut towns was the percent over the 1960s. ready to be fed again. It should be in ralti of 35 ot mov« ovaikibl* by calling 346*6807. $14.98— both figures symptomatic of The original plants produced in _i iR l Ckinnecticut Education Association second most unusual twister out of Forecasters said the Vancouver "Ask about our Classic Portrait'"" February^______will be the guest speaker. nearly 9,000 reported nationwide tornado, which killed 6 people and in­ a kind of dry rot that had weakened Refreshments will be served. Guests during the 1970s. jured 300, was the only tornado on the 2- 8x10's the recording industry to the Ballet Term Slated will be welcome. The most unusual tornado struck West Coast ever to have caused 3- 5x7's breaking point. Vancouver, Wash., on April 5, 1972, fatalities. Charms cannot be made Last spring, record sales began to HARTFORD — The Albano Ballet & Perfor­ from group photos mLff) fall off sharply — estimates range ming Arts Academy announces registration according to the weather service’s The tornado which hit Windsor, 15-wallet size Severe Storms Forecast Center in from 30 to 50 percent, compared with for winter term beginning Monday, Jan. 28. Windsor Locks and Suffield was un­ 4- color charms 1978. As the accountants splashed! Veterans Council Kansas City, Mo, New beginner courses in ballet, modern usual because it occurred so late in their books with red ink, the industry dance, jazz and tap are forming in the MANCHESTER — The Veterans The forecast center said in a state­ the season, they said. 24 prints just Council will meet in the lower level ment Wednesday 8,560 tornados were M2.95 panicked. Hundreds were fired, evenings. Children and adult classes are conference room of Manchester reported nationwide during the 1970s, The storm killed three people, in­ Deposit: 95« Balance Due; $12.00 plus tax budgets were slashed and marginal offered on Saturdays. now Ih o l’s o bands were dropped from rosters. 99 Memorial Hospital at 6:30 p.m. Jan a 25 percent increase over the jured at least 500 and caused an es­ Family Night .Sperial! Modeled after the major European art 7. previous decade. Ironically, the budget squeeze has timated $250 million in property Thursday 6 P.M. to H P.M. centers, the professional faculty of the Albano Every state in the nation damage. turned into a bonanza for many of the Academy offers diplomas and programs in Iliivf a family purtrail made withiiul Ihr best new rock groups, who largely iidditinnal charge of SI .00 per subjeel Stanislavsky acting, voice and diction, as well DAB Chapter To Meet disdain elaborate, time-consuming as in music and theory. DIT CARD Mother and/or Father miiKt be in picture recording techniques. Bands like The VERNON — The Captain Noah Grant Chapter, DAR, Knack — which brought in a major The Albano Ballet is affiliated with the Hartt College of Music, University of Hart­ will meet Jan. 5 at 1:30 p.m. in the Savings Bank of UNIVERSTTY hit album on an eye-opening $25,000 Tolland. ford. For registration appointment and infor­ ^ H A R T F O R D , recording budget — became prime mation, call the Albano Ballet & Performing Members of Orford Parish Chapter, Manchester, and A I\ i\ I\ I\ targets in the search for new Arts Center, 15 Girard Ave., Hartford, 232- Martha Pitkin Wolcott Chapter, of East Hartford, will be revenue-producing talent. guests of the meeting. t it l e XX EDUCATIONAL O PPO RTU NIT^ 8898. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Jenks will present a slide talk on FOR HUMAN SERVICES PERSONNEL "The Hartford Friendship Flight to Israel." 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Town of Must have own transportation REFRIGERATORS Nafp IVanled career. To qtiali^ you should HOSTESS. Part time days> Washers / Ranges, used, Educators Plan Meeting EXPERIENCED Apply at Tacorral. 246 Broac( 190 Tunnel Road Columbia. Part time. and be neat appearing. Call 3 CARPENTER’S HELPER have a civilian or military guaranteed and clean. New Articles lor Sale 41 Articles lor Sale TOOLMAKERS - Machinists. Street, Manchester, • Vernon, Conn. 06066 $2I4.00/month. Mileage 232-2666. 41 Articles lor Sale 41 WANTED - Call Tim Connelly electronic training or ------■ allowance. Send letter of shipment damaged, G.E & Apply 81 Commerce Street, at 646-1379 after 6:00 p.m. experience in Analog, Digital ______Telephone 871-1244 FRIGIDAIRE. Low prices. Glastonbury. PTG Circuits. Microprocessor COOKS a n d application stating SALES AND ACCOUNTING BLACK St WHITE OVER 200 45 RECORDS - Vin­ qualifications by January 8tfi CLERK. Immediate opening B.D. Pearl & Son, 649 Main PORTABLE TELEVISION COMPANY. Telephone 633- knowledge helpful. For more DISHWASHERS. Part time Street, 643-2171. tage 50s. Excellent condition. On Curriculum Proposals 7631. nights. Apply at Tacorral. 246 to Enn 0. Koiva, Chairman, in our accounting department. SET- $30. Call 528-7212 AUTO MECHANIC information call between 9 Call 646-3698. Will sell in­ and 4, Mr. John Hatch, 563- Broad Street, Manchester. RFD No. 1. Andover, Ct. Duties include, invoicing and anytime. dividually or by the lot. DRY HARDWOOD- Cut and VERNON — The Board of Educa­ alternative education program is not program and to expand it to include WANTED- Semi skilleid per­ 06232. order entry on IBM 3741, sales ABSOLUTE BARGAINS! son, with tools, to perform 9336. Equal Opportunity Custom made draperies, slip­ split in stove le n ^ s , 16 to 18” tion will hold a special meeting on yet mandated by the state it would some of the lower grades. Employer. WAITRESSES. Part time calculation, miscellaneous ac­ DINING ROOM SET - FIREWOOD FOR SALE - lengths. Pickup load, 1/2 cord light repair for growing, counting work and some fill-in covers and upholstery. Budget Colonial style, almost brand Jan. 7 at 7:30 p.m. at the Middle tie in with Educational Evaluation EXPERIENCED nights. Apply at Tacorral. 246 Terms Arranged. Call 289-2331 Hardwood. 4-foot lengths. $45 delivered in area. Phone The board will also be asked to ap­ essive dealership. Broad Street, Manchester. on switch board. For inter­ new. Call. 568-1988. School to continue its discussion and and Remedial Assistance (EERA) ent benefits. Amily in TYPISTS / CLERK - Needed or 646-1699. Seasoned, $65 cord. Green, $55 568-5459. prove the position of an environmen­ K APPLICATIONS view contact, Personnel cord. Free Delivery. Cut and take some action on some Program which is mandated. Under person at: Lynch Motors, ^ our large client company. WELDER-HELIARC. Manager, Lydall, Inc. 646- tal education teacher. The board, last NURSE ARES East of the River. Temporary PACKER/DELIVERY MAN - Experienced in Aircraft split also available. 871-9483. recommendations made by the this program the school systems Inc., 345 Center Street, Nights. 1 a.m. to9a.m.. Apply 1233. EOE. M/F. REFRIGERATORS, year, approved the concept of the Manchester. assignments beginning NOW 6EING ACCEPTED FOR Quality Welding. Familiar WASHERS, DRYERS- Few board's Curriculum Committee. have to regularly test the students in at Bess Eaton, 150 Center program NEEDED January 1980. Call Lydia now. with PWA 16-1-2 -3 -4. /^ply FIVE OPENINGS Used ^pliances at CLOSE PINE DINING ROOM TABLE One of the topics will be the one of Dunhill Temps, 289-4319. Street. purchasih clerks expediters 1972 ARCTIC CAT WE BUY & SELL USED Grades 3, 5, 7, and 9 to see which The program Las been designed to To provido Nursing Care ★ : ★ Gunver Manufacturing Ciom- AVAILABLE! Earn $5.82 per OUT PRICES! W.H. Preuss, with 6 Ladder Back Chairs. a transitional alternative education pany, 234 Hartford Road, Route 6 St 44A, Bolton. CHEETAH- In excellent con­ FURNITURE - One piece or students do need special programs. educate the children and to in private homes and EXPERIENCED EXHIBIT hour. Minimum 18 hours. Full entire household. Cash On the $850. Call 521-6710, after 5:00 program at the elementary level. $370 / THOUSAND FOR DIETARY AID: Full time ★ MSPECfORS ★STOCK CLERKS Manchester. time, part time. National dition. Please call 649-2994; p.m. Kerkin said he sees the alternative demonstrate to the community, the Medical Facilities. Part ENVELOPES YOU MAIL. and Part time, some PERSON for repair and refur­ keep trying. Line. Furniture Bam. 646- This program is designed to meet the education program as assisting that time, hill time. Considera- weekends. Apply in person, bishing department. Also, Apply In person, 8 a.m. to 11 a.m.; and 1 p.m. to 4 Company. Management 0865. relationship of people to their en­ Postage paid. Free applica­ BABYSITTER for small training offered. Car needs of students who, for some aspect of the legislation. He said the llon given to preference tion. FASSCO, Dept. 86, 732 Blast Hartfora Convalescent experienced inventory control p.m. TWO SNOWTIRES- H-78 vironment, together with the need business. Monday thru Friday necessary. Call 12 to 4 p.m., 1500’s. Fairly New. $%. each, reason, aren’t making it in the state hasn’t funded the program as of;—Location and Hours. Don Ron, St. Louis, MO. 63123. Home, 745 Main Street, East person. Purchasing, lift truck, 9 to 3. Some flexiblity. Own LIKE NEW! White Colonial FIREWOOD- Large pickup for active participation in solving shipping experience required. 872-2128. (College Students Crib with mattress, double load, 7/8th cord. $55 delivered 289-4293. regular classroom program. yet. NO FEE - WEEKLY PAY Hartford, Ct. transportation. Call 646-8860. Welcomed). problems of pollution, depletion, con­ TEMPORARY WORKERS- Displaycralt, Manchester. drop sides. $65. Miscellaneous within 10 miles. Call 742-6865. Dr. Albert Kerkin, assistant The board will also be asked to ap­ For Information call ADAMS INDUSTRIES, Inc. servation and planning for the Assignments East of The COOK: FULL TIME, 643-9557. MALE: Part Time general baby clothes available; new 1 972 A LOU ETTE superintendent of schools, said the prove the hiring of an elementary 643-9515 340 Progrees Drive Manchester PART TIME HELP DAYS. born to toddler. Call 659-9718. SNOWMOBILE- Good condi­ preservation of the natural environ­ River for Clerk / Typists and Experience in institution Pizza Shop duties, Inquire Car wash attendant. Respon­ LARGE SHIPMENT OF students are not special education level math resource teacher to help ment. other office skilled personnel cooking preferred, but IMMEDIATE OPENINGS within. Tommy’s Pizzaria, 269 tion. Recently rebuilt. Cail ROYCE SSB 1-632 CB. Ken- FOR full-time night dis­ sible male with some •••••••••••••••••••••••••• HUMIDIFIERS- 10 Gallon students but do, for various reasons, coordinate a remedial assistance AID A ASSISTANCE beginning January 1980. Top training will be given. Apply East Center Street. 649-2094; keep trying. more Sewing Machine, Participants for the program in person East Hartford Con­ hwasher; full-time cashiers: mechanical ability helpful. Unit at $75. W.H. Preuss Sons, need more intensified individual help of North Eutom Conn. company. Top pay, for to: Manchester. Must have car. be physically □MISC. FOR SALE Route 6 & 44A, Bolton. General Electric Washing program. And this also ties in with would be selected from Grades 7-12. skills. Call Lydia, Dunhi valescent Home, 745 Main and part-time cashier; ALL HARDWOOD- Cut, split than they get in the regular 357 East Canter St. fit and have a clean record. Machine, Air Conditioner, the EERA program because this in­ The school officials would hope to ac­ Temps, 289-4319. Street, East Hartford, Ct. into 2 foot lengths. $45 a Water Bed. Best offer. 647- classroom. Manchester Call after 5 p.m., 643-4169 or Articles lor Sale 41 SNOWBLOWERS- 2.5 HP to cludes language arts, reading and complish objectives of the program 633-2535. pickup truck load delivered. 9129. J They would basically have the math. The salary would be $10,000 for CLERK; GENERAL DISHWASHER: Full time, 742-9815; keep trying. IQ HP. SAVE $40 to $100! through instruction in biological, , Vernon. same curriculum they would have in this position. OFFICE. Adding, filing, et some weekends. Apply in per­ SUBSTITUTE DRIVER for Jacobsen, Bolens, Ariens. BOOK SALE- 1000s of Old, zoological, and ecological areas o f ------cetera. 40 hour week. Apply: son, East Hartford Convales­ School Bus Van, when W.H. Preuss Sons, Route 6 St the regular classroom but they would Lynn Anderson, math supervisor Situation Wanted 15 OAK FIREWOOD, Rare & Used Books. January science. TTie salary for the teacher CERAMIC TILE MECHANIC Gaer Brothers, 140 Rye cent Home, 745 Main Street, necessary. Part time mor­ 44 A, Bolton. 4th., 5th., Sc 6th. 10 to 5:30. be on a different, less restrictive, for the school system, will report to for the program will be $10,300. ' Experienced only. .Top Street, South Windsor. East Hartford, Ct. nings and afternoons. Hourly ALUMINUM Sheets used as SEASONED- 1 year. 18” HARDWORKING FEMALE printing plates, .997 thick lengths, split, delivered, and The Book Comer, 499 8tein bell schedule. Kerkin said there are the board and make recommen­ In connection with trnn^itionnl Ajtply. Atlas Tile, 1862 pay. Call Bolton School 643- Seeks em p lo y m en t on SEASONED FIREWOOD Street. Manchester. 643-1788. in connection wiin transitional Berlin ’fpke., Wethersfield, MAKE MONEY AT.HOME- 1560, 643-1569. 23x28V4", 25 cents each or 5 stacked. $90. cord in FOR SALE-1/2 Cord $50. Full three other school systems in the dations concerning changes in the WANTED DRIVER for Auto SEWING MACHINE Details on Seven Profitable Wednesdays and "niursdays to for$l. Phone 643-2711. Must be Manchester area, 643-0325. alternative education programs 563-0151. Body Shop Distributor in OPERATOR WANTED- No Cord $90. Maple, Oak, Ash, state that have such a program and program for the gifted students ProCTams. Send only $1.00 ana- CARRIER NEEDED supplement Monday-Tuesday- picked up before II a m. school officials have submitted a ------.------experience necessary, must HOUSEKEEPING SIpit and delivered. $10 extra the school officials feel they are Manchester. Able to do stock s e lf addressed, stampei])) Friday job. Have experience ONLY. SEASONED HARDWOOD called the Research and Independent state grant proposal for $15,000 to the RN-LPN wanted for 3 p.m.-11 work and paint mixing. 5 1/2 be able to write and unders­ LAUNDRY- Part time in all forms of clerical work for stacking. Call 646-0550, working out well. Study Program. tand English.Apply at Plant, envelope to: Padolyn In«, weekends in modern Health SPECIAL - Over 1 1/3 cords. after 6 p.m. 9 1/2 inch Band Saw with State Board of Education to design a day week with benefits. Call dustries, P.O. Box 531, Boltonr with emphasis on figure work- A CHAIN FALLS, tap and dye $95, cut and delivered. 18 and Kerkin also said that while the Plans are to change the title of the Apply director of nursing. 649-5211, ask for Tony. between 9 a.m. to 3 p.m.; To deliver Dollar Savers in the Care Facility. Apply in per­ will take any blue or white Stand. 875-2452 before 2:30 viable secondary school program. Safmonbrook Convalescent Pioneer Parachute, Conn, 06040. „ son: Vernon Manor Health set, electric welder, acetylene 20 ” lengths. Tree St Stump WELL SEASONED OAK & p.m. Hale following areas in Manchester. . . collar job available- call 649- outfit, aluminum ladder, Removal. Chipper Service. Home, off House Street, TEACHERS AT ALL Road, Manchester, Ct. Care Facility. 180 Regan 1352 week nights after 6:45 HICKORY FIREWOOD- Cut, Glastonbury. Please call 633- ASSEMBLER St WINDERS Road, Vernon. Equal Oppor­ trailer tires, new electric Building Lots Cleared. Valvo split and immediate delivery. WOOD FOR SALE- Cut any LEVELS: Universal needed for our day shift onlyr- am . or all day Wednesday, generator, electric lawn- Tree Service. Insured. Cali ® ie H e ra l^ i 5244. Teachers, Box 5231, Portland, PRINT SHOP- Run small tunity Employer. Thursday and Saturday. $75 per 1/2 cord. $125 per cord. length, split, delivered, $95 a INDEX Ore. 97208. press, some typing required. Please apply in person to j mower Evenings, 633-7069. Bob 423-0283, or Bill 423-7963. Call 974-0567, after 6:00 p.m. good cord, (jail 875-6787. Vernon Town Debt NURSES AIDES wanted for Apply Gaer Brothers, Inc. 140 Able Coil & Electronicsr AREA I full time on all shifts. Apply Howard Road, Bolton. “ NOTICES • APPLICATIONS BEING Rye Street, South Windsor. director of nursing. Salmon- TAKEN for Women to work in Waddell Rd. Section 8 Administrator 1 — Lost and Found brook Convalescent Home, off DISPATCHER- HARTFORI? 2 — Personals packing room. Apply in person $60,000 IN FOUR WEEKS DESPATCH has inning in it£ Foley St. 3 — Announcements House Street, Glastonbury. at: Manchester Packing Com­ GUARANTEED. Send self- Business Service N Household / Office Movinr & 4 — Entertainment Please call 633-5244. addressed stamped envelope Dudley St. The Manchester Housing Authority is seeking an ad­ Well Below Limits pany, 349 Wetherell Street. Division for a "Take Chargel 5 — Auctions to Michael Layton, P.O. ^ x ministrator for its Section 8 Existing Housing Program BABYSITTER NEEDED- 8529, Shawnee Mission, KS. individual to assign work- AREA II FINANCIAL SANDWICH MAKER crews, monitor operation^ which presently consists of 142 units. Duties include Monday through Thursday, 3 WANTED- No experience 66208. By BARBARA RICHMOND handling the funds for the Hockanum 8 — Bonds-Slocks-Mortgages p.m. to 10 p.m. Own transpor­ Excellent opportunity fo^ Loomis St. processing applications, preparing HUD reports, appli­ 9 — Personal Loans needed. Weekend hours. Call decision maker. Busy, active cant briefings, maintaining files, preparing HAPP Herald Reporter Valley Child Day Care Center. 10 — Insurance tation. Call 649-6022. Friday; 742-6978, between 9 and 12 Bilyeu St. The town, each year, signs an agree­ weekends anytime. a.m. HEBRON- Live-in office in East Hartford. G ^ checks, processing leases and contracts, etc. Minimum VERNON — The town’s total in­ EMPLOYMENT health, good memory vital; ment with the center and before the 1978- Housekeeper wanted to care Canterbury St. qualifications include at least one year experience with debtedness, as of the end of the fiscal 13 — Help Wanter SHEET METAL WORKER - Modest typing abiliW for th£ 79 fiscal year, funds were deposited in 14 » Business Opportunities WAITRESS WANTED - for elderly couple. Pleasant Section 8 Housing, bookkeeping skills, good typing skills, year. June 30,1979, was $14,271,196, accor­ Experienced. Soldering etc. rural location. 'Telephone, 633- occasional Bill-of-LADING- ability to work with lower-income and elderly people, and 15 — Situation Wanted Experienced preferred. Apply will prove helpful. ThorougC ding to the audit report of the town just checkbooks which were under the control Can 528-2101. Corner Soda Shop, Main St., 1084, or 228-9288 for interview. a pleasant out-going personality. Applicant should also be EDUCATION trainingprovided. Apply: Per- of the town. Checks were issued as Manchester, between 2 and Please Call Laralne at a self-starter and be able to work independently. Resume filed by Kircaldie, Randall & McNab, a 18 — Private Instructions sonel Manager, Hartfori Wethersfield auditing firm. requested by center officials and center RN • 11 to 7. Part time. Enjoy 3:30. PART TIME TELLER- and references arc required. 19 — SchootS'Classes * working with an excellent sup­ Trainee or experience; Wap- Despatch, 225 Prospeck personnel maintained cash receipts and 20 — Instructions Wanted Street, East Hartford, or senj Starting date: immediately The town could owe $77,886,971 and still porting staff. Very pleasant RNS i LPNS- All shifts. Full Office, %uth Windsor cash disbursement books and the general resume. Please do not phone* Star ng salary: negotiable be within its debt limit, the auditors said. REAL ESTATE atmosphere. Good wages and and part time positions i St Trust Co., to work 742-5549 Services Ottered 31 Services Ottered 31 Palntlng-Peperlng ledger. d EOE. - 32 Building Contracting 33 The report lists the town’s tax base at 23 — Homes for Sale benefits. Please calf Doris OyailalDle. Good working con­ Monday, Thursday and Send resume, or apply in person with resiime, to 24 — Lots-Land lor Sale Blain, RN, Director of Friday. Call Marilyn Eden, Manchester Housing Authority. 24 Bluefield Drive, C&M TREE SERVICE - Free $11,126,710. This includes $44,983 reim ­ The audit report states that during the 25 — Investment Property ditions, in a modern COUNTER PERSON- Ful? CHILD CARE IN MY J.P. LEWIS & SON-Custom Nurses, 646-0129, progressive facility. Good 289-6061. An Equal Opportuni­ Manchester, Connecticut 06040. estimates, discount senior FIRST CLASS CARPENTRY bursement for revenue loss; $135,289, tax year just aud ited, money went directly to 26 — Business Property time. Full company benefits^ LICENSE HOME- Decorating, Interior & - Remodeling and Additions. 27 — Resort Property benefits. Competitive wages. ty Employer. citizens. Company Experienced and excellent Exterior Painting, relief for the elderly; and $44,832 for the center and it was assumed that all ac­ LATHE OPERATORS - With Paid vacation. Prefer Manchester-owned and Kitchens and Rec Rooms. 35 28 — Real Estate Wanted Apply in person- Mrs. Henry, experience in Lawn St, references. Safe & Happy at- Paperhanging & Remodeling, wholesale and retail business inventory. counting records would be maintained 2 years’ experience. Good Director of Nursing Services, ASSISTANT RESTAURANT operated. Call 646-1327. years’ experience! For Free MI8C. SERVICES Garden, but will train right* mosphere. Call Kittv, 647- Kitchens. Recreation Rooms. Estimates, call 646-4239. The town's debt limitation for general there. The auditors said when they asked benefits. Safary negotiable. Vernon Manor, 180 Regan MANAGER WANTED- Good 9234. ■ Call 649-9658. 31 — Services Offered Hawk Precision Co., 303 pay. Great benefits. 2 days person. Apply- Agway, 540)) purposes is $25,035,097; for schools, $50,- for some records they couldn’t be located 32 — Painting*Papering Road, Vernon. Equal Oppor­ Burnham Street, East Hart­ tunity Employer. off. Call 389-5751 between 9 New State Road, Manchester, • Private Instructions 18 FARRAND REMODEUNG - 070.195; sewers, $41,725,165; and for urban and some proved inadequate. 33 ~ Buifding-Conlracting Connecticut. 06040. Phone 643-* Cabinets, Roofing, Gutters, 34 — Roofing-Siding ford, telephone 528-9845. and 5. B&M TREE SERVICE- renewal, $36,161,807. 5123. : RIDING LESSONS indoor LEE PAINTING - Interior & Room Additions, Decks, All "It is our understanding that the town 35 — Healing-Plumbing HAIRDRESSER: The Head Specialist in tree and stump Exterior. "Check My Rate In no case can the town’s total in­ 36 — Flooring RARE OPPORTUNITY - Chop, Manchester Haircut- BABYSITTER WANTED for riding ring. Western stock removal. Free estimates. Wpes of Remodeling and is the financially responsible party in the seat, saddle seat and hunt Before You Decorate” . Repairs. Free estimates. Ful­ 37 — Moving-Trucking-Storage OWN y o u r o w n ting, looking for progressive, 9 hours a day for 16 month old SUPERVISOR- MULTI Z Senior citizen discount. 24 debtedness exceed $77,886,971, which is event funds must be returned to the state 38 — Services Wanted seat. All levels 228-9817. Dependable. Fully Insured. ly insured. Phone 643-6017. BUSINESS. Distributor for creative Cosmetologist child. Good pay. Own POSITION telephone • hour, year round service. 643- Income Tax Services 646-1653. seven times the annual receipt for taxa­ as a result of future compliance audits," MI8C. FOR SALE Kodak film, Duracell preferably with following: in­ transportation. Call between 9 7285. SPECIAL WINTER answering and mobile Z HEYKID$I VOICE, PIANO Instructions. LEON CIESZYNSKI tion, the report states. the report states. 40 — Household Goods Batteries, G.E., Sylvania and terested in long term career, and (, 643-4077. telephone service. Duties in- * RATES! Of the total debt, $8,185,000 is for out­ 41 — Articles for Sale other photo products needed commission and benefits. For Former faculty New York BUILDER- New Homes, Ad­ They added, "We suggest the town elude hiring, training and Z Music and Art High School. DAN SHEA PAINTING St ditions, Remodeling, Rec standing payments on long-term bond 42 — Building Supplies in your area. No selling. Ser­ interview call 628-5638. PART TIME TELLER- scheduling staff. Retponalblli- • DECORATING- Interior St either revert to its former custom of 43 — Pets-BIrds-Dogs vice top Retailers under Professional Singer/Pianist. INCOME TAX Rooms. Garages, lutchens debts and $6,086,196 is for general Trainee or exoerience, ty for quality of service and J Exterior. Also: Wallpapering, maintaining the checking account and 44 — Musical Instruments exclusive contract established BENTLEY SCHOOL- Noon Ellington Office, Muth Wind­ 644-8597. PREPARATION SERVICE - Remodeled, (Tellings, Bath obligatory notes. 45 — Boats & Accessories client relations.* EXPERT PAINTING and At your home. 20 Years Quality Craftsmanship! Call Tile, Dormers, Roofing. require authorization prior to making dis­ by us. High immediate in­ Aide Supervisor, 11:30 a.m. to sor Bank St Trust Co., to work Qualifications, 3-5 y«ars TAS * 646-5424. The report shows that the Vernon Water 46 — Sporting Goods come minimum required in­ 1:15 p.m,, $3.12 per hour. Call Thursday 11 to 5, and Friday EXPERIENCED TEACHER- LANDS(?APING < Specializing Experience! Dan Mosler, 649- Residential or (Tommercim. bursements or that the center be required 47 — Garden Products or Bell System supervisory Z With graduate degree in in Exterior House Painting. 3329, or 525-8263. 649-4291. Company, owned by the town, has a 48 — Antiques vestment $9,975. 100% profit 647-3323 between 9 and 3. 11 to 7. Call Mr. Klopfer, 872- experience. Generous salary ■ to submit monthly cash reconciliations, structure. Call between 8 AM remedial reading will tutor Tree pruning, spraying, working capital of $94,206, an increase of 49 — Wanted to Buy 8547. An Equal Opportunity and benefit package. Cali Mr. Z periodic unaudited financial statements, & 5 PM, 1-800-633-6367. Or Employer. Earn Cash any subject, grades one to mowing, weeding. Call 742- DAN WADE- HaveS yourVI In- CARPENTRY - All types of RENTALS Fish, 525 ' 1&. 7947. $5,352 over the 1978 figure. and an approved, well-kept set of financial write: American Film EXPERIENCED eight.■ ’ ■ 74^9632.- l i r " comeco Taxes prepared expert­ repairs. Porches, Decks, Tool 52 — RoomD for Rent ly by leading independent Tax The auditors made just two recommen­ records for audit purposes.” P rocessing, Inc., 1935R JACK INKEL PAINTING CO. Sheds, and Gutters. Doors and 53 — Apartments lor Rent MACHINISTS (Consultant Phone 649-6851. Windows Hung. Ceiling dations this year as opposed to some past 54 — Homes for Rent Hoover Court, B’ham, AL We have factory openings Quality Painting, 3 Commenting on recommendations 55 — Business for Rent 35226. Schools-Clastet 19 Paperhanging, Paper Repaired and Painted. Call years when long lists of recommendations made in the past, the auditors had for Machinists. Must be up to... BRICK, BLOCK, STONE anytime, 643-6130. were made. The report did note, however, 56 — Resort Property lor Rent able to read blueprints and Removal, Wall Preparation, recommended that the town set up a 57 — Wanted to Rent TYPISTS AND CLERK FOR THE BEST-Manchester Fireplaces, concrete. Ceilings. Staining, and that some recommendations made in the 58 — Misc. for Rent TYPISTS are needed to work set up jobs. This is a CARRIERIS) NEEDED Gymnastic School. 3 to 5 Chimney repairs. No job too "REMODELING" - Kitchens, sewer assessment fund as a separate enti­ Cabinets Refinisheo. Free past hadn’t been carried out in the Hartlord area. Call growing company with KfllHinilllllH*' small. Save! Call 644-8356 for bathrooms. Rec Rooms, ty but said no action has been taken on the AUTOMOTIVE pupils per teacher. FREE in­ Painting-Papering 32 Estimates, Insured, 649-0095. today. TAC/TEMPS, 727-8430. competitive rates and paid FOR THE FOUOWMG: $50.00 per week uiiiiiihi« n>8,' troductory lesson with this ad. estimates. — repair work, ceiling The auditors strongly urge town of­ recommendation. 61 — Autos for Sale 62 — Trucks for Sale fringe benefits. Phone iijiHniiHiii"' Call 646-6306. or 646-3549. specialist, ceramic tile, ficials to establish separate financial '•HUHIIHNIS PAINTING - Interior and The town did follow through on a 63 — Heavy Equipment lor Sate EXPERIENCED SANDWICH 289-2717, or apply at: 11 to 46 Lilac StrNt; Building Contracting 33 sneetrocking, painting. records for specific assessment funds and HiiiniimriiiKiKDNiHi'""'. exterior, paperhanging, WHEN SERVICE COUN"re. recommendation that revenue and ap­ 64 — MolorcycleS'BIcycles MAKERS wanted for cocktail NOBLE & WESTBROOK Miiiinniiw PROFESSIONAL WATERPROOFING excellent work references. the sewage treatment plant. 65 — Campers-Trallers-Moblle lounge. Call 644-9637 between 19 to 32 Trumbull S tm t 'iimHiniiiiii GUITARIST will teach week­ WES ROBBINS Carpentry Ed 569-1021. propriate ledgers be converted to the Homes 20 WMtbrook 81. Hatchways, foundation Free estimates. Fully in­ They said the town includes, in its modified accrual basis. 9 a.m. and 12 noon. East Hartford, Cl. 06108 'IHIIIHIIIIIHJ ly lessons to beginners. cracks, tile lines, sump sured. Martin Matson, 649- remodeling specialist. Ad­ 66 — Automotive Service 11 to 44 Griswold Street , Popular Guitar and also Voice ditions, rec rooms, dormers, Roollng-Sldlng-Chlmnai/ 34 general fund revenues, sewer Another recommendation made in the 67 — Autos for Rent-Lease An EqutI Opportynhy SPEND YOUR EARLY EVENINGS pumps, gravity feeds, window 4431. PART TIME. Want cash for iiUiuiniM'i; Lessons taught at the same wells. 30 years’ experience. built-ins, bathrooms, assessments and also appropriated expen­ past was to handle delinquent water the holidays? For every day? 331 to 470 Center StrM t OIIIIIIUIIIUI time. Tired of boring, kitchens, 649-3446. BIDWELL HOME Improve­ ditures for sewer bond indebtedness and WORKING FOR THE HERALD.... 643-4953, 8^2-8413. department billings the same as It’s easy with the phone in ''.nuiiniiliX, traditional methods? I can ment Co. Expert installation various items relating to the sewage your own home. Call 249-7773. RECEPTIONIST TYPIST plus Roosevelt & Lincoln Street Ullll.liiin; ' make this experience A&W PAINTING Contrac­ of aluminum siding n tte rs delinquent tax bills, that is, put a lien on (Part Time) Work evenings tors. Quality painting and and trim. Roofing installation treatment plant. □ NOTICES ...... exciting, new and different! SNOW PLOWING - Residen­ CUSTOM Carpentry - homes. the properly if the bills aren’t paid. and Saturdays through April IIHIIIIMIIIIW Learn to play the favorite paper hanging at reasonable and repairs 649-6495, 871-2323. They see the comingling of general ililllllllllllll tial or small commercial. Call Additions. Repairs, Cabinets. The auditors said the town has taken in local professional office. Call 647-9946, or 647-9947 CALL JEAN songs you’ve always wanted rates. Fully insured. Free Lott an d fo u n d Butch after 5 PM. 649-2530. Call Gary Cushing 345-2009. funds, special assessments and waste proper action by including information in ______Must be pleasant, personable to learn, $7.00 hourly. Call 649- Estimates. Call Wayne 649- SPECIALIZING cleaning and PART TIME EVENINGS- and capable ty^st. Please 7696. repairing chimneys, roofs, treatment plant revenues and expen­ the bills explaining if they are not paid it LOST - MALE KITTEN 5- Ask for QorUnde 6502 after 3:30 p.m. ditures as being contrary to generally Manchester. Light duty send resume to: t o x FF, c / o 647-9946 or new roofs. Free estimates. 30 may result in leins being placed on the months-old, orange tiger, Janitor cleaner. 5 evenings per Manchester Evening Herald. Homes for Sale 23 SNOW PLOWING- Free es­ TIMOTHY J. CONNELLY years Experience. Howley, accepted accounting principles as property. brown collar, vicinity Strant week. Ideal for re tire or timates, reasonable rates. Carpentry and general con­ 643-5361. "outlined by ‘Governmental Accounting, semi-retired. Call 649-5334, The auditors said the town hasn’t taken * ^ 5 8 . ______start off tho now yoar with ydur 647*9947 NIANTIC - GIANTS NECK Manchester area, 649-3349. PERSONAL Paperhanging tracting. Residential and Auditing and Financial Reporting.” ’ BEACH, 3 bedroom Ranch, for particular people, by Dick. commercial. Whether it be a Haeting-Plumbing 33 action on a previous recommendation to IMPOUNDED- Female, 3 small repair job. a custom They said they feel this method tends to close the John Ashe Memorial Firehouse months old. Black Lab, white WANTED ASSISTANT own bualnoaa & aponding montyl paneled living room, eat-in Call 643-5703 anytime. obliterate the true costs for sewers and kitchen, 2 car garage, oil heat, built home or anything in NO JOB TOO SMALL - Toilet Fund of $607 and the Talcottville School paw*;.Spruce Street. Male 2 DEALER FOR THE Put your apart aftomoon tima to between, call 646-1379. months old Lab, black, LAUNDRY AND DIAPER lovely quiet setting on dead­ repairs, plugged drains,, the operation of the sewage treatment addition fund of $65.13 and to transfer MANCHESTER EVENING kitchen faucets replaced, plant. SERVICE needs folderess HERALD- 5 days per week. good advantagol end street, deeded beach PROFESSIONAL PAINTING these balances to the town’s Debt ^rvice f^nX ster Dog Warten*?^ full or part time, AM and PM. rights. $79,9(KI. Call exclusive BOOKKEEPING repaired, rec rooms, For an appointment, Please - Interior and exterior. CARPENTRY S t MASONRY • bathroom remodeling, heat The auditors also crilized the method of Funds. 4555. Call 28^1527. call 647-9M6. Ask for Jeanne. agent, Carol Cable-Wagner, Professionally done in my home. Pick up and delivery Commercial and residential. Additions and Remodeling. modernization, etc. Free Beazley Go. Realtors, Equal Free estimates. Fully in­ Free estimates. Call Anthony housing opportunity. 443-4470. arrangement. Call 647-1785. ’ Estimate gladly given. M & M sured. 646-4879. Squillacote 649-0811. Plumbing St Heating. 649-2871. EVENING HERALD. Thurs., Jan. 3, 1980- 19 18 - EVENING HERALD. Thun., Jan. 8, 1980 Peanuts — Charles M. 8chuix ACROSS 2 Drawer knob Answer to Previous Punie 3 Jane Austen 43 4nHqu»i 43 A V 0 w T V E Room* hr ftant S2 Aptrtmtnh For Root 53 U)HV SHOULPN'T I BE GOAHEARANPTELL 1 Chimpanzee title 8 8 A 8 FRANK AND ERNEST Dear A b by W H O S A V 5 1 4 Utter a thrill 4 New Englarid 8 A Q 0 0 N E N E A T 1 HOME SWEET HOME - A N T IQ U E S tt FIVE SPAaOUS ROOMS- On INVITEPTO-A PARTY? /ME! COME ON, TELL M E,' cry native 0 8 L 0 8 1 8 N R E CLEAN. LIGHT F E E D 1 M Complete health-suard COLLECTIBLES - Will HOUSEKEEPING- Room, first floor. Sunny, warm, 2 f'M CRABBV^ j 8 Shout 5 Inventor M 8 facilities. Cats also. Canine purchase outrights, or sell on By Abigail Van Buren 12 Aggr^ate Whitney completely furnished. bedrooms. Stoveit.-«'. □□□CIDEIIZJ ODDQD Holiday Inne, 200 Sheldon commission. Houselot or Utilities and Heat Included. Refrigerator, parking. Adults, 13 Woe it me 6 Songstress 14 Potpourri □□□ cinaa □□□□ Road. Manchester. 646-5971. siiwle piece. Telephone 844- Mature women, call 6494)307 No pets. 8 ^ . plus utilities. Cantrell □□no Ddcici Dnci or 6490641. 6 4 9 ^ . 15 Tree 7 Religious □BI3DO DESanDBE] S i 16 Actress Foch poem 17 Explorer 8 Dairy product 6 MONTH OLD MALE IRISH FOUR ROOM APARTMENT A T M Y A O r t X 0 R 0 N | a V O N FREE ROOM! Private en­ INSURANCE DEAR ABBY: At 161 married a 21-year-old man I thought Vasco da 9 Biblical land SETTER - Only to good subur­ WANTED BY PRIVATE in 4 familymily house. Quiet L 1 R A Is A D E trance. Mature male or 10 Fruit COLLECTOR - Old or Antique neighborhood, close to shops' ops P o n t n e e d M A j o P I loved. We had a son a year later, but the marriage didn't E L A M Ik N 0 B ban home. C a ll2 4 2 ^ ^ or 56^ female, with License for 18 Mournful cry 11 Act of lending 6604. Dolls, one or several. Any con­ errands and meals. Nice, and busline. 8275.00. work out, so we were divorced when the boy was 6. I'm now 8 E M 1 I a E R 0 dition. Cash paid. 64^0^7. X N e C D married to wonderful man who adopted my son. 20 Egg white 19 Persfans, for clean room. Please call 649- Appliances sup plied. No 22 Nuclear Clip and save this ad. Call 649-4792 Meanwhile, my ex dropped out of sight for three years. example 5459. u ti l i ti e s . Pritcllla’t Pop — Ed Sullivan agency (abbr.) pulplt BOX STALLS, TRAILS- Blue evenings. M i n o r m i RA a l b . Yesterday, out of the blue, he called saying he had 21 Food fish 35 Novelist 24 Harm 23 Maw Bagnold 49 Author Grey Seal Feeding Program. Ring 238 CHARTER OAK something very important to tell me, and would I meet him 25 Rams -THEN THE SALES 25 Farewell (pi., 38 City in 50 Wing (Fr.) with lights. Pastures. Daily STREET. Room with private SUBLET- 1 bedroom apart­ downtown—alone. BOM/ OUR NEW NONSENSE, NUTCHELL.' 29 Smoke flue WANTED- Antique Furniture, THEV ju srse ^ /WANAfiER GOES, ■'HOW abbr.) Norway turnouts. Rockville.^11 875- Glass, Pewter, Oil Paintir entrance suitable for working ment. Vernon area. First When I met him, I nearly fainted dead away! He was EA6PLOQEES ARE 33 Positive words 52 Indian music VOUNGER b S&JSE AAUCHr AN' I GO, -TEN 26 Air (prefix) 39 Copper coin 9954. or 875-0272: 742-9653. o r A ntic ue ite m s . older gentleman. No cooking. floor. Clean and safe. Heat, dressed like a woman. He said he was a transsexual who had GETTlNe SOUNGER 34 Bravos (Sp.) mode Harrison, ( Parking. Security. 830.00 parking included. Call 6 0 3 ^ ^ 7M B l-S /VMP trOUNGER.' VOU'RE GETTING BU CKS/' /kN' HE GOES, 36 12. Roman 27 Irish king's 41 Porcelain clay 53 Former 43-8709. been living as a woman for two years and was scheduled for home weekly. 649-1746. 4126 work. O LPE R / •WOW/"AN' I GO-" 37 Mistake 43 Fanatic Spanish a sex change operation next month! He said his name is 26 Twist about MOVING - FREE to good 38 Unroll 45 Rubber city colony "Anita" now, and he's in show business. Abby, I couldn't 39 Conduct 30 Nerve part home! 4 year old female, MANCHESTER- Excellent HEBRON- 2 bedroom apart­ 47 Clown's name Wanted to Buy 49 believe my eyes. He had electrolysis to remove his facial steering 31 Motion 54 Edible fruit spaved. Part Collie. Good furnished room for ment. 8265 monthly. Including 48 Jack in-the- with children. Call 646-7302. heat. References and security hair, took hormones to develop a female figure, and was (naut.) picture 57 Law (Let.) BEER CAN COLLECTOR gentleman. Parking. No Autos For Solo kitchen privileges. 830 week­ required. 643-5927. 61 Auto* For Sate 67 Autos For Safe 61 Uohrcyclot-Bleycltt 64 wearing a wig, makeup, and stylish clothes. He looked like a 40 Permeates 32 Ilk new to hobby looking for old beautiful woman! This was a great shock to me because he with liquid FREE - 9 months old and unusual beer cans. If you ly. Call 6 4 9 ^ . 42 Thin and 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 6 6 10 r r TWO BEDROOM 1971 FORD VAN- Excellent 1979 Mo n t e c a r l o - Must MICHELIN RADIAL SNOW 1978 HARLEY DAVIDSON - was all man when we were married. Our sex life was normal, Sheltie, Shepherd Dog. Spayed have any in attics, garage, or withered APARTMENT- Newly motor. Standard shift. Priced sell due to illness. PS, PB, AC, TIRES- Mounted. 155 R 13, LOW RIDER. 2500 miles, and I never dreamed he had these tendencies. 12 13 14 cellar please call 6M-5740. Aportmontt For Root 53 44 Southern and all shots. Good tempera­ renovated. On bus line. 82% for quick sale, 8650. Also: 1971 AM-FM Radio, Rust proofed. from VW Dasher. 880. Call 100% stock and in excellent My problem is how to tell our son. Or should I tell him at ment. Call 644-2653. state (abbr.) 15 17 LOOKING for anything in real monthly, plus utilities. Wall- AUSTIN- Automatic, air con­ Custom Mud Guards, Rally 649-8913, after 5:00 p.m. shape. 84500. 742-8786. all'.’ (He’s 9 now.) My ex lives in another slate and has pro­ 16 ditioned. 48,000 original miles, 46 Lair SLOT MACHINES WANTED- estate rental - apartments, to-wall carpeting. Call after 6 Wheels, Sport Mirrors, 6,000 mised not to come near our son without my approval. If the 47 Kind of IB 19 21 homes, multiple dwellings? p.m., 684-4&16, or 487-0595. 8900. Both can be seen at 24 miles. Call 633-2147. 1976 FORD ECONOLINE boy ever .saw his father as "Anita" he would die, and so weapon ■ Mutfcaf Instruments 44 Any condition, will pay 8400. North Street. 1 each. Call toll free. 1-000^1- No fees. Call J.D. Real Estate VAN 100- V8. Finished in­ 1975 HONDA SUPER SPORT would I! I am so afraid someone in this little town will find 51 Floating 22 33 MODERN DUPLEX- 2 BANK REPOSSESSIONS terior. Loaded with options. 750- Kerker headers. KNN Captafn Eaay — Orooka a Lawrence 55 Spoken exam ■ 1466 Ext. 6001. Associates, Inc. 646-1980. out about this and blab it around. What should I do'.’ 25 26 27 3 . 32 HOLTON TRUMPET - Good bedrooms. Stove, dishwasher, 1975 MERCURY MONTEGO FO R SALE - 1974 Je ep Captains' Chair, stereo etc. filters. Oil cooler. Much 56 Stream 3 . 30 31 condition. 890 or best offer. MX- Excellent condition, low 83™. Call 633-3233,569-1804 or SMALL TOWN MESS ■ NEW THREE ROOM carpeting. Full basement. Wagoneer, 4 wheel drive 82,- morel 81500. 643-4076 before 2 JUMPIN' BLUE BlAZEBi POeeONE IT. CHRIEl HOW MAN/ relax, WASH'. LOOKS 58 Labor group 33 36 646-1032. APARTMENT- All 8260 m onthly. H eat and mileage. Quadrophonic 995; 1973 Buick U Sabre 8895; 563-6373 evenings. p.m. DEAR MESS: A 9-year-old is too young to comprehend NOW rVE SEEK) TIMES PO you HAFTA BE TOLP LIKE THEYOUN0 FELLA 59 Pueblo Indian 1 1 3' ■ appliances. Carpeting, air utilities extra. No pets. 228- stereo-8 track, power steering 1972 Audi 8895; 1970 Buick what transsexualism is all about, so hold ofi telling him, but EVERYTHIW6! T5TAV OUTA CLAUPIA'6 PEN ? WASN'T IN ANY REAL 60 Vegetabie 37 3 . 3 . 1/2 PRICE ON GUITARS in­ 9341. / brakes, one owner. 872-6528, hard top excellent condition prepare to tell him one day by educating yourself now. ^ f PANeERJ spread ■ ■ conditioning. Parking for 2 40 41 43 cluding Ovations, plus free □ RENTALS • cars. Call Peterman Agency. 633-5310, or 6594)508. 8895. The above may be seen Write to The Janus Information Facility, University of 61 Large case with this ad. Carlos antelope ■ 649-9404, or 646-1171. 4 ROOM-lst floor apartment at the Savings Bank of Texas Medical Branch, Galveston, Texas 77550 for 44 45 guitars 60% off. Rivers Music, for adults only. Appliances CHEVY NOVA 1975- 3 speed, Manchester, Jain Street, AMC HORNET 1973- Good enlightening, up-to-date literature. They are a legitimate, 62 Sign of the ■ Rooms for Rent 52 condition. Standard. Call 568- 7 Main Street. New Britain. SOUTH WINDSOR large furnished. One car parking. floor shift, bucket seats. 48,- Manchester. non-profit facility, dependent on private donations, so send future 47 46 49 50 52 S3 54 5669 evenings. 63 Nearest 225-1977. Christmas layaways. Colonial for rent, 4 bedrooms, Security. Referencee. 8225 000 miles. 82250, or best offer. ■ 85 to cover cost of literature and mailing. 64 Prepare to fire 55 56 57 56 2 baths, full basement, plus heat. 6^2210. 633-7345. . . . THOMPSON HOUSE- Cen- MUSTANG 1965- New 8 1973 PON’HAC WAGON- One cararpeting, applianced kitchen, owner. Good condition. DEAR ABBY: My daughter met a smooth-talking fellow DOW N 59 60 61 AnHquo* trally located. Downtown pool,, attractive neighborhood. 1974 PLYMOUTH FURY- 4 cylinder engine installed 1974. __ Manchester. Kitchen Mounted snow tires, radio, Includes mounted snow tires, nine months ago and really fell for him. She's 22 and he's 21. 62 83 64 8750 monthly. Call John 649- door Sedan, 440 V8 engine. FM Stereo, H.D. Radiator. Probate Notice He isn't working now and he's not even looking. He keeps 1 On the briny privileges. Call 649-2358. 4917. Heavy duty Police Crusier heater, fog lights, automatic 8900.00. (NEWSFAFCn ENTEHPOlSr ASSN I MARLBORO HOME- On Lake Equipment. Call 643-8961. transmission, w s t offer. Call NOTICE TO CREDITORS saying that the jobs he wants don’t pay enough. In the mean­ to share with professional 649-1696. ESTATE OF HENBElTTA B time he borrows from my daughter, drives her car, eats CENTRALLY LOCATED 3 Truck* hr Sal* 62 CALDWELL AN ASH TRAY FROM room apartment with heat, male. 295-9082. 1967 CHRYSLER NEWPORT, The Hon. Valdis Vlnkels, Judge, of the every meal at my table, and his clothes are washed in my PARIS’S FABULOUS 2 ROOMS- Priyate entrance. Court of Probate, District of Andover machine! He never mentions marriage, but my daughter hot water and parking. Ideal good running condition. Best 1964 BUICK LE SABRE 4 GMC 1972 1 TON UTILITY MAXINE'S outrageous hats Mature male and female. One for quiet, single adult. No LARGE 2 BEDROOM apart­ offer. Call after 4 p.m. 649- at a hearing held on December 14,1979 looks at him like he’s god. and she calls this "love." Alley Oop — Dave Graua Win at bridge marvelous 1930 silk clothing in with license for errands and ment on busline. Convenient Door. Needs work. Asking TRUCK- Has the reading ordered that all claims must be Would I be wrong to ask this guy what his intentions are'.' children or pets. Security. 2883. 8225. Call 643-5470. enclosed bo^, with side com­ presented to the fiduciary on or before mint condition boxes of all meals. Call 649-5459. 8230 monthly Call after 5:00 location to everything. 8275.00 April 5, 1980 or be barred as by taw FED UP in which neither side knew shapes and sizes. All kinds of heated. Call 646-24% or 649- partments. Excellent for con­ provided. CAN \ o u \ NO^nE/;aym avd v Y jaoNasfnaiN i I THINK W E te / TC&-eU2T SHOULP p.m., 643 tractor. 7:30a.m. to5:30p.m.. Margaret K. Vlnkels, DEAR FED UP: You can ask him, but I think I can tell LJNP6S*STANC>)ML)ST woad 3W03 I OW aiAOl A in v WASTNe (XIR f BE TOtTABCXmHAr whose hand it was. South linens and lace, glassware, 8989, Mr. Lindsey. became declarer in five clubs. furniture and very strange FURNISHED SLEEPING FORD 1977 LTD, 2 door hard­ 633-0249. aerk you. His intentions are to eat at your table, drive your WHAT y s FnOM\liH0lil SU»HL J -NOSiOd anoK TWB TRYINS NORTH MOBILE HOME- One The fiduciary is; daughter's car, get his clothes washed in your machine, and ANOTHER,^ NO NOtmUaCH TOTAUCTD AJ8543 West's lead of the heart king collectibles are all waiting for ROOM for mature gentleman. Homes hr Root 54 top. 8 cylinder. Automatic Hie Connecticut Bank and Trust COUNTRY.'>^VJHIVV-N( RSHUve OL 3 2 0 4 him” bedroom. Bolton. Partly fur­ 1971 FORD F-250 PICKUP- freeload oH you and your daughter as long as you let him. f? won the first trick. If he had you at Red Goose Farm An­ Share modem bath. Parking nished. Working single adult. 1978 FORD- 4 door Crew Cab. transmission. Power steering. Co. NMOO JK3S SVfW I 4 wheel drive. Power steering, Excellent condition. Power One Constitution Plaia ♦ A863 switched to a spade at the sec­ tiques. Goose Lane Coventry. available. No cooking. Securi­ No children, pets. Lease. 643- Factory air. Cruise control. DEAR ABBY: I have a mother-in-law who comes to my 6 cylinder. Regular fuel, dual steering and brakes. Hartford, Conn. AQ54 ond trick, declarer would Open Friday. Saturday. Sun­ ty. References. 8150 monthly. 2880. Zebart. Radials. Car has 17,- 001-01 house and starts cleaning it up, or changing things around, day 10-5 . 742-9137. 6 l l 643-2121. tanks. Excellent. 4 speed. 500 miles. Absolute showroom Automatic transmission. Will WEST EAST have had no play for his con­ 6 ROOM HOME with the minute she gets here. If my clothes are in the dryer, she r ♦ Q9 tract and there would be no Good gas mileage. Call 649- condition. 82995.00. Call 649- trade for four wheel drive. ♦ K 10 7 2 fireplace. Old Forge, New 2094; keep trying. 3492 after 5 p.m. 81995. 646-0557, after 6:00 p.m. takes them out and folds them, She's always poking around VKQ654 * A J 10 9 2 story. York. Very warm. Loads of in my cupboards and rearranging things. ♦ J742 ♦ KIO However, West passively snow. Great for the Olympic If I had a dirty or messy house, that would be a different A S 3 ♦ 92 returned a heart, forcing declarer to ruff in dummy. goers, and snowmobilers, story, but my home is spotless, and I am never behind in my SOUTH cross countiy and down hill laundry. ♦ A6 South now led a small dia­ skiing. Walking distance. Call This really took the cake: She came over and pulled the mond from dummy that East r t ♦ 83 649-2094; keep trying. 79 MERC. MARQUIS NEW 79 MARX V 79 MERC. MARQUIS sheets right off my bed and laundered them! I was never so ♦ Q95 won with his king. Declarer 79 MONARCH 4-DR. insulted in all my life. (I change my sheets on Friday, and ♦ AKJ1076 made the key play at this ANDOVER- 5 room Ranch Broiid n^w 4-dr vedan Londav tag, tpaad lantral. Hit 0<«nd ie(fo>i •tlCM M o u 'o m o 'it |p«uthom Dtmftnitrpltt. 4 dr trick. When East won his dia­ #9M036. air condition ou- 4 «ray pawar pm* »a«t, pou. radln- (•sni w o i .»hlrttl imsla this was only Sunday!) with appliances. 8325.00 ar. AM/MA itam . anra adtaal cavari, tp e tif Or> soU-addreaged, stamped (28 cents! envelope to Abby,-132 and Alan Sontag Living Room. Very clean powf ttooring, monvol oir con* dUrOP rneffp roo/ 'jloM finesse West’s marked jack of wQi upd*iio.j( f loodtri w ih L'aaky Drive, Bevdriy HiOi, Calif. 90212. home, must be seen, occupan­ ditioiiint, oloctik tM., AM/fM Tournament players are diamonds and throw his spade E W Y n i cy 30 days. Call evenings 643- tioroo radio, Hntod glan com* •rpiro' Moi* V lurgr, oppr>.ntr'»nt,i *«V09C rSOMUS! very fond of conventions. At loser on dummy's good 7457. ploto, HO ^ttory, protocMvo G body lido n d d fw o i' vndor* times these bids can be help­ diamond. coot. Domonftrator. SAVE Astrograph ful at arriving at the proper None of this would have contract. been possible if declarer GET THAT GREAT NEW CAR OttfcM-Storss tor Root 55 The Born Loser — Art Sansom However, sometimes too hadn’t unblocked the nine of much information is given to diamonds. *5050 *5100 Bernice Bede Osol ,1 AM EEELMGNOWIIANEW- PROFESSIONAL / [ l OWHOT 0 ) T THAT IT'6 W JLI^gP, the opponents. (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN.I BUSINESS OFFICE B ie S S e p UJITH TOTALLRKALUM ' lUFORMATK^H. East's two-diamond open­ BUILDING - Approximately ing bid is a popular tourna­ /Do you have a question for 2600 square feet, with ample 79LINC,T0WNCAR TAURUS (April 20-May 20) ment convention called Flan­ the experts? Write "Ask the MIO^O of>»»o w«n>ijcw sh-'k I 79 COUGAR XR-7 Artistic changes you make parking. Close to Center, nery, named after the Experts, ” care ot this newspa­ QMtiol 'ill t»i(|lr p«.t vent h Irorkd MW 3-dr Kirdtop, MX039, < Y o u r around home today shouid not hospital and new court *fi» p A l.e 'x h AM fM »l. i»o Lomfow Nop, tpoH •MHirmof)! grp., be initiated impulsively. You -■ O ' inventor Bill Flannery of per. Individual questions will 1980 FORD * iin'tic 'iidio «nf tourf PS Pfi builaing. For info, call 568- whitowoli. oir (ondhioA, oloctrk Jo- > ® r t h d a y could do something which may Pittsburgh, Pa. H described be answered If accompanied p>e 7658 or 871-0401. IroiNr, AM/FM iloroo with I trod be hard to live with. an opening bid of 11 to 16 by stamped, self-addressed ipdt 9>p cjppwo' tepo. initrtor IvRury docor grp., dvol O 'l.e piMPCliO'’ i|'p (on>eii,etikw- GEMINI (May 21-June 20) Give high-card points containing envelopes. The most interest­ MANCHESTER- Retail, i)'C'zp . vli'lily l*<}M qip HO battory, wiro whool ctvon, wnd- praise where merited today, but ing questions wili be used in * January 4.1980 four spades, five hearts and storage and/or manufacturing K (ledionvI'OlBi orcoM, w«i. UST 'fSSI. SAil... don't flatter anyone to achieve any minor suit distribution. this column and will receive space. 2,000 sq. ft. to 50,000 sq. Several interesting investments your ends. Insincerity will do you After a competitive auction copies of JACOBY MODERN.) ft. Very reasonable. Brokers ^ a y be brought to your attention more harm than good. protected. Call Heyman *10725 it *7075 3his coming year. They won't atl CANCER (June 21-July 22) Heathclifl — George Gately IToperties, 1-226-1206. *6e winners, so screen them care* Normally, you're a rather pru­ N GOOD LUCK *fully. However, there could be dent shopper. Today, you could 3>ne real gem in the bunch. be a shade extravagant and STORE FOR RENT- 457 Main ^ 79 ZEPHYR XAPRICO RN (Dac. 22*Jen. 19) knowingly pay more lor some­ Street. Ideal for a Barber SALE! 79 COUGAR ■Although the temptation may be thing than it's really worth. Winthrop — Dick Cavalll Shop. Call 646-7690. Brand rxow 4 door wdon Jre a t today, be wary of deficit LEO (July 23*Aug. 22) One who aApiending. Live within your means knows how to manipulate you l»f. hrn ifc fodi, pMrar Innt iNk # 9 C 0 j 5 w o » undorcoof AM braim, ok wndWcnlng A tltc dbf., «and budget and you'll have no may try to get you to do some­ radio wKilwwolK elt((ri( ronr THE BIBLE 'BEWARE OF SCkNAETIAAES I'M AM/#M tttn * rodk. vAog* Jegrets. Find out more of what WHAT CCIYCU THINK d"fio»te» r^molo conliol rnwioi thing today against your better Wanted to Rent 57 oogoorofico gioirg, tin^d 3les ahead for you in the year fol- judgment. Don't be taken In. CJFALLWBFUSS F5AUSE PRtDFITS, WHICH COMB. TERRIBLE OBSCURE, /MORIARTY BROTHERS, proioctivf body ndr* moldingi glotc, ND bottc^, gwn lido wbidowr, ■towing your birthday by sending VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sapt. 22) Make TO>OUIN SHEEP!5CL0TH|NCS> EVEN TOM'YeELF. m . H., gn U ctkt Wdydd* imidbif, uulomafK PS. PB vinyl inf ole ABOUT T H E O I L COUPLE WITH ONE CHILD or your copy of Astro-Graph dird ffrinm, v m I windcw» (P9ZO)l. US! '6602 SAIE no promises today you may have QaMR 1SCE8 (Ftb. 20-March 20) You actions will draw a great deal of tectlon greuf), pwr. lock group, ' "could be susceptible to the attention today, whether you □ AUTOMOTIVE OF THE YEARI THEREFORE, WE AT MORIARTY wire witeel erwen. g u n de dew J"tomorrow" syndrome, and put intended them to or not. Put e t«a »V M*. kic . I M U • ow BROS. HAVE DECIDED TO RUN AGAIN A CANT MISS "DODD LUCK" enencr, premium bedy side several things off today which your best foot forward and play it BEQINNINQ o f THE NEW YEAH. SHOP AND COMPARE m«ldlng«, oir cendltioning. KiH should be attended to. Keep humble. Autos For Safe 61 "BEFORE" YOU STOP IN. WE ARE GOING TO SELL ALL power etc.UST>13103.SALE.. pace with your responsibilities. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. 21) Short Ribs — Frank Hill b e c a u s e o f t h e UNUSUALLY LOW ARIES (March 21-April 19) Take It's important today to be able to WE PAY TOP PRICES lor PnlCESIt "extra pains in dealing with one distinguish between positive wrecked and junk cars. A & B *10685 *Vou love so that you don't do thinking and the wishful variety. ‘6875 ^anything that could hurt his or If you succumb to the latter, Auto Salvage, used auto parts. Call Tony 6 4 6 - ^ . wher feelings. Romantic involve- you'll be fooling yourself. i S *ments are delicate today (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN ) 79 COUGAR XR J 79 MARK V auto., PS, PB. AC. wtw, 4,2 liter V-B. AM/FM stereo 1973 TORINO - 302. Runs 79 ZEPHYR Z-7 f6V052, power «moonroof*gla6B,, r , vinyl seat trim, two-tone paint. HO battery, dual note I m ia y ubI wd 9 r«ki, p tm rn m - automatic, full power, air con* 79 ZEPHYR Z-7 jDprry’i World — Jim Berry excellent. Must sell, fWrtixl nutA, ? HtM>* hatdfop nu horn, ext decor group, rear window defroster, tinted ditlonlng, spaed control and tilt Blond now iporl roupo \iocii sacrificing! Any reasonable 3l/^w *f pwr M l tt., Iw um c«m- lo n 'o lK M n x uru(<>i((VTi 'iQ O t wheal, leather Interior, convenience glass, luxury wheel covers, superseal. Stock #0030. SAVE #9Z27 flooi mounlod oulomol offer over 81450. Call after yortiwwi trim, wwwwel «lr ciwAlee* liqliiw* uvliil^MnlU I’S *li*t*fu and illuminated entry grp„ power i{ i« o * W in d o w d o lo g g p t tug A «l*c. 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2« - KVKMM; HKKALI). Tues . Dec 2, 1980 Wooing blacks: A major challenge facing Reagan

WASHINGTON (UPIi - Reagan has his work cut out for Already, NAACP head Benjamin acknowledged that he opposed the One ol Reagan's first substantive meeting, the agenda will likely be President olei't Ronald Reagan got him if he hopes to woo blacks and Hooks has called for Reagan to ad­ 1964 Civil Rights Act, although he comments after the election did little wide-ranging. One caucus staff high marks on his first post-election other minorities to join in a new- dress the nation to assuage the now sees the wisdom in the law. to ease concerns blacks have about member said legislation, and ad­ visit to Washington for the concerted beginning for the nation —82 percent "hysterical fear" some black And it was Reagan's landslide vic­ him. ministration actions will be top sub­ effort he made to court the power of black voters supported President Americans have of him. tory that created a Republican During his stay in Washington, jects. centers of the capital Carter, and Reagan is perceived by Caspar Weinberger, a top adviser majority in the Senate, pushing arch­ Reagan endorsed an anti-busing There were meetings with the many as staunchly opposing the and potential Cabinet secretary, said conservatives like Sen. Strom Thur­ proposal now pending in Congress, But there will also be more subtle Supreme Court, top Democrats and federal social programs that have of Reagan, "There is no man who is mond, R-S.G., to new positions of saying "busing has been a failure.” questioning to test Reagan's sen­ Republicans on Capitol Hill. Presi­ meant new opportunities for more concerned with the welfare and prominence That kind of talk does not go down sitivity on a number of issues; the dent Carter and the behind-the- minorities. with the human condition of And Reagan, after all, is the man well jn the black community, despite Miami riots, the recent acquittal of scenes power brokers long kept at The Reagan program — large tax everybody than Governor Reagan " whose election, so Carter suggested, Reagan's repeated references to his Klansmen and Nazis in a shootout in bay by the current administration cuts, a balanced budget, reduced Yet it was Reagan who, during the would pit black against white. Jew record in California and how it a black section of Greensboro, N.C., But one group which sought a ses­ federal spending, more money for campaign, failed to respond to an in­ against gentile, the South against the proves he is sensitive — “heart and and blacks in Cabinet-level positions. sion with Reagan did not get one — the Pentagon — means something vitation to address the national North. Health and Human Services soul," he says — to the issue of civil How Reagan responds to such con­ the Congressional Black Caucus. He must be cut. And new funding for NAACP convention It was Reagan Secretary Patricia Harris even said rights. cerns will be important to the has agreed to meet with the law­ social programs will probably be who had no black advisers of any con- Reagan's campaign e.voked When Reagan and the Black success or failure of his domestic makers but no date has been set limitfHt SPdllPnrp If iroc Pnonpn whO memories of the Ku Klux Klan Caucus members sit down to their policy. Federal employees taught

new ways to keep warm

WASHINGTON, D C - The For other la.vers. bulky fabrics that doors to reduce air ttow. since "even

General Service Administration are fluffy or springy, such as those a gentle draft " can make you feel

recommends a bowl of red, " but made ot wtxil, are best several degrees cooler.'"

hold the hootch In layering. "Staying Warm " says, Exercise, of course, not only dis­ The agency also suggests loose- putting on a light sweater makes you tributes body warmth but keeps you

fitting shoes with thick rubber soles two degrees warmer, a heavy alert "When .vou run an errand, take a rj even knit liners sweater adds up to four degrees, and the stairs instead of the elevator

And GSA thinks using stairs in­ one light sweater over another adds Take a brisk walk down the corridor

stead of elevators and brisk walks in up to five degrees during a break "" IV the halls during breaks will help The pamphlet suggests special And. as the song goes, let the sun

No. the agency has not gone into care to keep your neck, arms and shine in — if there is any: Heat gain the restaurant, haberdashery and feet warm " If they aren. t " it from solar energy will boost the of­ exercise business these are among warns the rest ot you might not be fice temperature, the pamphlet the myriad measures it suggests comfortable " The GSA publication reminds Federal employees take to help stay pushes long-sleeved shirts and warm this winter in their 65-degree blouses, sweaters and vests, scarves On the other kinds ol days, which and heavy socks for the obvious may be more common during the offices In accordance with the reason, and loosefitting shoes period for which "Staying Warm"' is government s energy conservation because they allow good circulation written, the publication suggest guidelines. Federal building If .vour feet are the easily-chilled lowering blinds and closing drapes to temperatures will be set no higher sort, the agency advises adding knit keep what heat vou may have And always close all window covering than that during the heating season liners It also says shoes with thick rubbery soles can insulate .vou from overnight But GSA says government workers the cold floor ' - and others — "with only a little ef­ fort" can both keep warm and "con­ A special tips for women from Finally. GSA says make sure warm air from radiators or vents isn't tributes to saving our scarce natural "Staying Warm " is. "for extra

resources The agenev has put this warmth with a skirt, choose opaque blocked by furniture, equipment or

warming wisdom in a pamphlet en­ or textured hose and boots anything else, and urges workers to Object of affection titled. "Staying Warm, which it is Now . tor inside the body report gaps or leaks around window

Perhaps going on the assumption frames to the appropriate office. distributing to Federal employees Chicago's Mayor .Jane Byrne gets a kis.s the dinner's proceeds tor a fund to aid that It IS sometimes helpful to state nationwide GSA manages about 7 - from opera star Luciano Pavarotti at a fund the obvious, the GSA brochure notes A lot of the advice in "Staying earthquake victims in Italy. Some 13,000 per­ 000 buildings which are affected raising dinner in McCormick Place. Chicago. Staying Warm is a cold-weather that "food IS fuel lor keeping warm "" Warm and "Keeping Cool " is a sons attended the event. lUPl photoi

counterpart to "Keeping Cool, Aside from urging well-balanced common sense However, a lot of it is Ill late Monday Bvrne eartnarked $10,000 of

which GSA distributed in June Its meals, it suggest " trying a bowl of often Ignored GSA figures that

heating hints include the following hot chill, but skip the cocktail seasonal reminders might help k,eep

— Adopt the layered look " Wear Despite the glow alcohol makes you us warmer as people and less energy- Maine Indian settlement dependent as a nation — especially if several layers of clothing to trap lose body heat more quickly warm air next to your btxiy while let­ The oftice itself is not neglected the practices suggested get to be

ting moisture escape Staying Warm suggests shutting habits

to stop government aid

AUGUSTA, Maine lUI’U - The taken over But that agency will dis­ There is no branch of the BIA in

^oost in peanut imports slate of Maine is getting out of the In­ band Jan 31. 1981 Maine. Tribal officials are reluctant

dian business "I'm going to be looking for a job. " to talk about their relationship with "We are definitely getting out of said Avis W Giggey, who has been federal officials And federal of­

that business for once and for all, ' acountant for the Department of In­ ficials say they will wait until all the

said Rodney S Scribner, com­ dian Affairs since 1966 "I hope I can details are worked out before dis­ needed to forestall panic missioner ol finance and administra­ find another place in state cussing how the new relationship will

tion government affect the Maine tribes WASHINGTON I 'F li - To Francis Taliaferro, owner of two short supply i ne ci o^ vsas i.-eni .Maine, like most states, does not The state now spends about $2 Timothy Love, governor of the lorestall a potential peanut panic, the Virginia peanut shops, said tiis Suf­ smaller than last year and the quality have a glorious history as benefactor million a year on Indian projects, in­ Penobscot Indian tribe, said the Agriculture Department is pushing folk Va supplier told him three was so poor edible peanuts are in and guardian of Indians cluding $800,000 lor schools, Scribner tribe's total budget is now about $4

tor an increase in peanut imports to weeks ago he would take no new shorter supply than peanuts used for In fact. Indians today say the tribes said million a year. keep peanut butter on grocery orders seed or crushed for oil would be better off if the state had That amount will drop, but won t "We have 199 islands in our reser­ shelves Last season the I'nited States stayed out of tribal affairs disappear, he said vation. but no area on the mainland The move is needed because the "There are lew words to describe provided about half of peanuts that "Way ba("k, when they made us "The major change is that they has been ours until now." Love said peanut crop hurt more by this It There are just no nuts We ve went into world trade This season wards ol the slate, the budget lor the will be treated like any other city or "We want to increase our in­ summer s drought than any other never, ever, had a problem like I" S peanut exports are expected to whole tribe for a whole year was just town and will be eligible for regular dependence. our self-reliance crop was so small peanut prices are this, said Taliaferro, who's been in drop to 420 million pounds compared $18,000. ' said Joseph H artley programs." he said without increasing the federal skyrocketing the business 40 years to 800 million pounds last year Nicholas, governor of the The tribes will be eligible, for the hammer over our heads ' Howard Hjort the department s Hjort said India and China have the F^assamquoddy tribe first lime, lor a share ol state income " W'e'd like to increase access to The Agriculture Department has chief economist .Monday told the capacity to ease shortfalls in "They should have lell us to and sales tax revenues some of those islands, where there recommended President Carter take I' S International Trade Commis­ worldwide peanut trade and U S starve. " he said " We d be stronger "They will have to build their own could be farms, where families could immediate temporary action to raise sion Carter should act immediately domestic peanut supplies, if they lor it ' roads, take care of water and sewer live in peace off their own means, " imports by 200 million pounds of edi­ under special authority even before choose to take advantage of the .Nicholas and the other reservation projects fund their police and fire he said ble peanuts Officials say realistical­ the panel makes an official higher prices Indians ol Maine are about to realize departments, schools and other "The federal government likes to ly they believe only 110 million recommendation If these two countries decide to that wish programs that normal towns do." dictate." he said " That we'd like to pounds will be imported Hjort said increased imports would export greater-than-usual amounts — Federal approval has been ttiven to .Scribner said see ended Farm prices are expected to be 45 " moderate domestic price in­ particularly of edible grade peanuts a $81 5 million out-of-court settlement Another major difference stem­ percent higher than last year and creases ' - there could be some easing in the of a 1972 lawsuit filed by three Maine ming from the settlement is that the Five I’oiiil dull wholesale prices lor edible peanuts Csually. government policy pressure on limited I" S supplies, " tribes claiming 12 5 million acres ol tribes will be recognized by the could rise 50 to 60 percent, the makers must shape policies to deal Hjort said land were taken from them in viola­ federal government and subject to department said with excess peanut supplies Since Hjort said the import restrictions MANCHESTER - Five Point tion of federal law" more than 150 supervision by the Bureau of Indian The potential shortage is so severe, 1953. peanut imports have been oh (leanuts should be relaxed for only years ago Affairs under the US Interior Club will have its Christmas party at Kelly's Pub. 69 North St , on industry experts said, the peanuts or limited to 1 7 million pounds a year a temporary period ending next June After President Carter signed ap­ Department W'ednesday beginning at 6:30 p.m peanut butter could vanish from But this year s crop, the smallest 30. .so It would nut interfere with the proval to the out-of-court settlement, "The historical perpective is that Grab bag gifts will be exchang^ store shelves in six months unless ad­ since 1964. changed the picture so government s price support program which commits only federal funds. western Iribe.s arc the only ones that

ditional peanuts are imported that imports could ease a problem ot for next year s crop Maine disbanded its Department ot feds have recognized. " Scribner said DO IT DAILY - PLAY BETTER Indian Affairs ".Now they'll be part ol that opera­ BRIDGE by reading Oswald Jacoby An Indian Transitional Services tion. getting lots of grants and super­ and Alan Sontag's column in the agency, with a $285,000 budget, has vision from federal officials ' Evening Herald

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Victory

party set

MAM IIFSTFR - The Republican Town Com­ mittee is sponsoring a Christmas "Victory" Par­ ty Dec 13 The party, w hich is open to the Public, Evd iig Herald

will be at the American Legion Hall, on Legion Drive, beginning at 7 30

p.m There will be a buffet

table, with those attending

asked to bring a dish to

pass A Santa Claus will

distribute gifts from the

"grab bag" which has a $2 limit for presents.

Also at the Parly, recognition certificates for outstanding work in the SUISCIIIPTION November election will be given to about 18 persons This year why not give a The certificates will be

signed by President-elect (was explosion friend or ioved one a gift Ronald Reagan and Vice

President-elect George subscription to the Evening Herald

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