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CHRISTCHURCH, New Zealand The search for the tourist plane (UPI) — An Air New Zealand DC-10 began early today when the aircraft tourist airliner crashed on the cloud- was overdue on its return flight by Official shrouded slopes of Mt. Erebus in the several hours. frozen Anatarctia today, killing all A Navy Hercules plane searching 2S7 pMpIe on board, including eight the frozen Antartic sighted the Corrects Americans, officials said. wreckage of the plane 2,500 feet up It was the third fatal crash of a DC- the slopes of an active volcano, Mt. 10 this year and the fifth since the Erebus, on Ross Island, one of the Tax Bill aircraft first came off the assembly peaks in the Antarctic viewed during line on July 23, 1970. tourist flights. By LAUREN DAVIS SHEA New Zealand's Search and Rescue The Auckland rescue headquarters Hrrald Reporter Headquarters said a U S. rescue said two helicopters from the U.S. MANCHESTER — A South Adams helicopter was unable to land at the base at McMurdo immediately flew 4 y * Street resident, fed up with the to the scene after the Navy plane crash site because of strong wind repeated botching of his tax bill, Well p
^ . -a * K i - EVENING HERALD, Wed., Nov. 28, 1979 EVENING HERALD, Wed., Nov. 28. 1979 - 3 Investigation Plods Along in Radar Officer's Death By JAM ES V. H EALIO N a.m. on April 3. blocks any access from the slip. her Virginia home. The three have been questioned more than once. Etastman, according to a co-worker, was familiar with ’’They’ve been bureaucratic to the very entL My NEW LONDON (UPI) — Fishermen try their luck for The man, Larry L. “Taiwan” Brown, 25, was arrested the Bank Street waterfront from his radar duties aboard mother hasn’t received the death gratuity of $3,0W yet, winter flounder near where Coast Guard radar specialist within a few days of Eastman’s appearance In the bar ships tied op near the City Pier and the Fishers Island nor has she received his active service pay up until Oct. Update Richard Etastman’s body and car were recovered in 12-15 after using one of Etastman’s credit cards with one of the ferry slip. 16th,” She said. feet of water. women in a New London store. He said he found it on the The short ramp is to the immediate left of the slip, and arrested Tuesday on misdemeanor They are like the authorities investigating his bizarre American agents scaling the (em of his lymphoma and projected drew a bleak picture of the plight of barely see their companion's floor of the 419 Gub. Brown was sentenced to six months Etastman would have had to make an abrupt turn so acute death, neither hasty nor impetuous. Meeting Delayed bassy) walls and dragging people chemotherapy treatment could be the 49 Americans being held in the struggles. The attack was the first child neglect charges, ^nd a Family for misuse of the card. to reach it with the water clearly just beyond, it would into the embassy of spies." They said carried out elsewnere. Including U.S. Embassy in Iran. reported along the northern Oregon Court hearing was scheduled today in "We’re stiU plodding a\ong,” one investigator said five In the months that followed, investigators waited for have required the steering wheel to be turned almost full TEHRAN, Iran (UPI) - A meeting Birmingham to determine who would weeks after he and others were led to Eastman’s watery receipts to trickle in from other missing Eastman credit of the U.N. Security Council was the plot was suppos^ to be carried Mexico City. He contradicted statements by coast, Duncan Law, an Oregon State circle. out during expected mass rallies The snah’s medical condition Rep. George Hanson, R-Idaho, and University oceanographer, said. get temporary custody of their child, grave in New London harbor ly Pat Gagllardo, a school cards but none did. Divers searched along the waterfront Because of his familiarity with the area and a bar open every nite 111 postponed until Saturday when acting Charles Hasty Jr., 21 months. The bus driver and psychic from nearby Norwich, who said for his government sedan — their search hampered in Iranian Foreign M inister Abol Thursday and Friday, Moslem holy would pave the way for his return others who have said the Americans Surfer Jack Bird of Seaside, Ore., maid’s observation that Etastman appeared sober when (ixcaptMurtlaytl Hastys told police they planned to the location came to her in a vision. some places by moored boats. Hassan Bani-Sadr is scheduled to days. soon to his home in exile in Cuer appeared to be in good condition. said when the shark, about 10 feet he left the 419 Club, it would seem unlikely he might have ^ ((dosed Sunday) give their son to friends because they Mrs. Gagliardo, the investigator said, will not share in Investigators received information in mid-October, ap arrive in New York for council navaca, Mexico. Sources in Mexico “The hostages are not being treated long, emerged, "I heard him (Kenny backed the car in himself. could not provide for him. The the $5,(X)0 reward approved Oct. 2 by Ctav. Ella T. Grasso. parently from Mrs. Gagliardo, who told them where to debate on the 49 Americans being said workers began readying the well,” he told his visitors. “This is a Doudt) yelling for help and I looked Also, one man familiar with the ferry slip said other Shah Recuperates friends were to give the Hastys |S00 It is for information leading to the arrest and conviction look. Her information might not have been that precise. - glitter • beads held hostage in the U.S. Embassy in shah’s mansion for his anticipated reprehensible thing and a disgrace to over and could see a little bit of gray parking spaces are available, particularly in the early ^ IP to leave the state so the youngster of anybody found reponsible for the death of Eastman, 49, "The divers started searching quite a ways down by the Iran. In the meantime, Ayatollah NEW Y0RK (UPI) ^ Shah return Friday. everyone who believes in civilization rolling in the water.” The attack morning hours. would not remember them. No who some believe went for a barroom stroll the night of Block Island ferry slip before they worked their way up Ruhollah Khomeini said the Mohammed Reza Pahlavi was and decency.” Carter will hold a stopped as suddenly as it began and "It’s surprising,” the man said. “Ordinarily, there’s money had changed hands. April 2. here,” said a witness to the car’s recovery on the after hostages, whose "act of espionage reported in guarded condition today, televised news conference tonight. Doudt, 26, managed to, get back onto somebody around here at all hours — they come to park, (• recuperating from a 4S-minute Carter Briefing his surfboard and floated toward After tha Hastys, who said they To his wife Dorothy, in Virginia Beach, Va., his noon of Oct. 16, in waters between City pier and Fishers to look at the water. Somebody should have seen or heard has been proven to the Iranian daughter, Mrs. William Colesar in Richmond, Va., and “ ev ery ' procedure that “crushed and WASHINGTON (UPI) - President shore. His friends pulled him from were unable to take care of their son, Island ferry slip, less than a mile from the 419 Gub. something. A car going into the water would make a hell (• nation," would be tried as spies, but Shark Attacks his co-workers, Eastman was a devoted family man, a little M removed fragments" of a gallstone Carter, who canceled anoteier trip — tne water. were arrested, the boy was sent to a He said the windows were rolled up and Eastman’s of a splash.” ^ the mifacU of mom Jt'^41 did not say when. state-run home, but, Marshall and career Coast Guardsman on the brink of retirement as a decomposed body was found on the car’s front seat. th iitf” < A communique by the students in in his bile duct. If no complications to Portland, Ore., and Seattle, Wash., CANNON BEACH, Ore. (UPI) - A Investigators studying all the circumstances, have all (Jowntown moncherter, Barbara Jackson, the Bessemer cou chief warrant officer after 30 years’ service. Authorities said Etastman’s 1976 American Motors control of the embassy said they have set in, hospital sources said, the for fund-raising dinners and recep shark struck one of five men who had but ruled out accidental death. "It’s very remote,” one Child Neglect ple who had taken the child in last To barmaids at the waterfront’s 419 Gub, the paunchy, booby-trapped the comupound after shah's medical condition could be tions Friday — held a briefing been surfing an hour without inci Hornet plunged into the harbor from a ramp that had said. An autopsy and toxicology report were awaited. week, vowed to wage a court battle bespectacled Eastman was an occasional customer they receiving information of an "attempt stable enough to eliminate the im Tuesday for state leaders from New dent, Tuesday and there was so much BESSEMER, Ala. (UPI) - been used for boarding by the Fishers Island ferry, which Eastman’s family has become snarled in (taast Guard mediate need for further treatment Hampshire, Vermont and Maine. He water splashing, the other four could Charles and Sandra Hasty were to retain custody of him. last saw nursing beers and buying drinks for two young was not protected by any barrier. A big timber now red tape, his daughter, Mrs. William Colesar, said from to save or hurt the hostages, bv women and a man with whom he left at closing, 12:30 Prices Effective Mon.,NOV.26 thru Sat., DEC. 1,1979. OPEN MONDAY THRU SATURDAY Peopletalk n Rate Hike Going Through 8:30A.M. to 9:00P.M. OPEN SUNDAY 10 A.M. TO 5 P.M. Lieberman Backs NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR TYPOGRAPHICAL ERRORS. We fOMort thg right to UmH quantHits to 4 unrtt unioti othgmisi tpocifitd HARTFORD (UPI) - State In sider a 15.5 percent hike on the semi effective Jan. 1, involve only group Israeli Papers surance (Commissioner Joseph C. private plan to be reasonable con insurance plans that have three to 99 Mike has indicated he will approve sidering that the firm has not had a members. Carter Campaign V. Play Name Game about 612 million of a $19 million rate increase for the policy in three The current semi-private hospital premium increase sought by Connec years, plan now costs $54.73 monthly for a HARTFORD (UPI) - Senate Majority Leader Joseph ticut Blue Cross-Blue Shield. When When Israeli newspapers learned from the Mike also said he has approved a tamily policy under a plan that Lieberman, D-New Haven, has lined up behind President lOWIIT tlM N I A ly ill The health agency last month ^ fo rth e El Al ticket office in New York Robert Strauss had 54.1 percent increase in the non covers 381.000 residents in the state. Carter for re-election, though admitting his work on a bought a ticket to Israel, speculation raged about asked the commission to approve a profit health insurance firm's major The typical major medical Kennnedy campaign a decade ago was a lifetime Collect SOO extra S&H Green Stamps. what the former special ambassador to the Middle 24.4 percent increase in its semi medical plan which the company said premium for a family would increase "political romance.” East could be up to. private hospital room plan to boost Join the fun and the savings! Pick up your G o for the Green card today: will increase revenue by about $750,- from $5.42 to $8.35 monthly under the "I simply have not heard a case made out why this man The Plaza Hotel in Jerusalem took it upon itself to reserves from $77 million a year to 000 annually. $96 million a year. 54.1 percent increase in the plan that (Carter) should not be returned to office," said Lieber UAIWtATM* POIOCMt • reserve Strauss a room. One daily reported Strauss man, who made his announcement Tuesday at a news had turned from President Carter’s re-election Mike said "Tuesday he would con Both increases, that would be covers 95,587 people in the state. m For period ending 7 a m. EST 11/29/79. During conference with Democratic National Committee Wednesday night, rain or showers will develop over parts campaign to carry a special message to Prime Treasurer Peter Kelly. MIDDLETOWN a EAST HARTFORD a MANCHESTER of the mid Pacific states while a little snow is indicated Minister Menacnem Begin. Kelly said Lieberman will play much more than a state 900 WASHINGTON ST., RT. 66 ^ 1150 BURNSIDE AVENUE ^ 260 NORTH MAIN AT MAIN for sections of the Lakes. Otherwise, aside from a few Government and U.S. embassy officials could Manslaughter Charge Stands role in Carter's campaign for the 1980 Democratic sprinkles in southern Florida, generally fair weather shed no light on the mission — for good reason. The presidential nomination and "will be called on to par should rule elsewhere. Robert Strauss arriving Tuesday was a regular LITCHFIELD (UPI) - A motion decision that quashed a murder However, Superior Court Judge ticipate in the campaign on a national basis.” tourist. Presumably the hotel reservations and _ * has been denied to dismiss a charge against him. Public Defender Norris O’Neill, dismissed the murder Lieberman worked for Robert Kennedy in 1968 when he news coverage were canceled. ALL THIS WEEK Weather Forecast manslaughter charge against George Charles Gill said Tuesday after the indictment earlier this month on was seeking the Democratic presidential nomination. He Deep, 31, of Danbury, despite his at court denie(J the motion. said that campaign whetted his appetite for politics and grounds the grand jury had been in Granny^s Gallery torney’s claim he is being held a Deep was charged with the murder he has had lifelong emotional ties to the Kennedy family. AT TOP NOTCH!!! Increasing cloudiness and Thursday Visibility 3 to 5 STANP-A-RAMA correctly instructed before it made “I think that was the great political romance of my mild today Showers likely miles in haze lowering to 1 to 3 “hostage" by the state. of Sayman Mabon, 21, whose body It worked for Grandma Moses, so why not give it was found on the shore of Lake its decision. life." he said. But Lieberman said Carter's record and this afternoon High miles In rain then improving a try'’ And sure enough, it worked for Marie Griffith Deep is being held “in judicial lim temperatures in the middle to more than 5 miles later bo" while the state appeals an earlier Candlewood Oct. 1, 1978. personal qualities “do not merit that kind of treatment" 50s. around 13 C Showers like tonight and Thursday. too. — being denied the nomination. FILL TWO BOOKS INSTANTLY...REDEEM THESE COUPOIVS FOR UP TO ly this evening, possibly Average wave heights in Mrs. Griffith. 82. from Pearl River in upstate Other state political notables who have sided with changing to a wet snow before creasing to 3 to 5 feet this New York, has six children. 21 grandchildren and Carter are Gov. Ella Grasso, who will be the credentials ending Turning windy and afternoon and 4 to 6 feet later seven great-grandchildren. She lives in the house in committee chairwoman at this summer's Democratic colder overnight with lows 28 tqnignt and Thursday which she was born, has a large vegetable garden, National Convention, and Senate President Joseph to 33 Thursday partly cloudy, square dances and makes her own organdy Fauliso. D-Hartford. windy and cold with high tablecloths. Lieberman conceded (tarter is “well behind” in the temperatures in the lower 40s. Extended Outlook Still. 26 years ago. she was looking for another polls and that he will have a tough time in Connecticut, Probability of precipitation 70 Extended outlook for- New hobby and took up painting. This week her percent this afternoon and long considered Kennedy country. But he said he’s con England Friday through Sun landscapes and flower and fruit still lifes are on dis vinced the president will be re-elected. tonight and 20 p ercen t day; Thursday Southerly winds in play in a New York art gallery — probably its first He said Democrats opposed to returning the president Mass.. R.I. & Conn ; great-grandmother show. creasing to IS to 20 mph today Generally fair weather to the White House for a second term mostly are shifting to westeriy tonight. through the weekend. Cold motivated by a desire for change, which he said is no Northwest winds 15 to 25 mph Friday, lows moitly in the 20s Vietnam Views reason to dump Carter. 2400 and gusty late tonight and and highs in the upper 30s and "While 1 and others may disagree with the president on Thursday lower 40s. T em peratures Like many interview subjects. Vietnam's Prime one or another issue, his overall record is a good one and Long Island Sound modererating over the M inister Pham Van simply does not justify rejection by the Democratic Par Long Island Sound to Watch weekend with highs in the 40s Dong was anxious the ty or the country," Lieberman said. Hill. R.I.. and Montauk Point. and overnight lows in the 30s reporter get the quotes ‘On the contrary, in the climate of uncertainty and in N.Y.; A cold front from the by Sunday. right. SAH GREEN STAHPSI stability that marks our world today, there is much to be west is reaching the coast this Vermont: Partly cloudy "We cannot talk with said for continuity of leadership, for giving one man and evening followed by strong Friday and Saturday with (President) Carter chance of flurries Fair Sun one administration the opportunity to lead for more than gusty northwest winds. Winds about human rights. " south to southwest increasing day. Cold High 30 to 40 Low four years." to 15 to 25 knots today, wester in the teens and 20s. Pham told Western ly winds at 15 to 25 knots early Maine and New Hampshire . journalist Edward wiTM TM rtrtcMUf or tonight becoming west to Chance of (lurries north and Rasen during a rare 3 KHb. Bag northwest 20 to 30 knots with fair elsewhere Friday. Chance 1/2 hour interview in I.S . N».1 PstRtssi higher gusts later tonight and of flurries north and chance of Havana last fall. "You mmmmmmmmimmm'mmmm’im Thursday Increasing showers south late Saturday. must tell this to Mr. i i 0000 nmu me. 1.1979 cloudiness today with oc Fair Sunday. Highs in the 30s Carter Write it in your casional rain late this after north and 40s south. Lows magazine. Write just It’s Christmas noon and early tonight. Partly averaging in the 20s north and what I have said." 30s south cloudy later tonight and The article will appear in the January Shopping Time!! HIDH 'H“. .a.QAH » .(•> “OURIiN^ Across the Nation Penthouse, out Dec. 4. Another of Pham’s messages: Hanoi views 100S88Sffi« MtOOBifS City Fcst Hi Lo diplomatic relations with Washington as “a normal •im 1M niKHAM or Pork Shouldor Butt c 75 58 Albuquerque c 48 23 Ix)s Angeles thing" but does "not have much hope" they will be W lwli PeHuLehi CsItiriDl P iiiy I nn Anchorage pc 40 28 l,ouisville cy 67 38 established. "When it comes, it comes," he said. c 71 36 from Moat Dapt. from Moat Asheville r 66 39 Memphis "If it doesn’t come, it's no big problem." 0000 nM etc. t, itn Atlanta r 71 51 Miami Beach pc 78 74 0 0 0 0 TNNM OtC-1. t971. Billings s 27 17 Milwaukee s 38 31 . Birmingham pc 71 41 Minneapolis s 30 20 Behind the Hits Boston r 58 43 Nashville pc 70 39 Brownsville. Tx c 84 64 New Orleans pc 80 57 Motown recorfs, home of Diana Ross, Smokey Buffalo S 51 39 New York r 59 52 Robinson, the Commodores and others, has a knack Charleston. S C pc 68 57 Oklahoma City c 55 30 for hits. Nick Ashford and Valerie Simpson say it’s Charlotte. N C pc 67 46 Omaha cv 41 18 no accident. Chicago s 40 30 Philadelphia pc 58 47 m m Now recording for Warner Bros., the two were wim TM rwouM or Cleveland s 55 37 Phoenix c 75 46 with Motown from the late 1960s to 1973 — and wrote Columbus s 59 38 Pittsburgh c 53 45 such songs as "Ain't No Mountain High Enough” Any Pfcg. Waavar Portland. M pc 56 31 Dallas c 66 36 and "Reach Out and Touch (Somebody’s Hand)." In Denver pc 34 04 Portland. Or pc 43 38 Des Moines s 44 24 Providence r 59 40 those days, Ashford tells Rolling Stone, "You were 0 0 0 0 THRU OtC 1. 1979 Detroit s 46 33 Richmond cy 67 48 expected to turn out three songs in three hours ... Duluth s 30 22 St Louis pc 47 31 There was a lot of pressure to compete." El Paso c 72 38 Salt Lake City c 35 13 Several production teams were assigned to one Hartford r 58 33 San Antonio c 77 46 artist and a jury of executives decided whose ver Honolulu c 82 64 San Diego c 69 54 sion would be snipped. Ashford says, “We learned ' h is .A tu A B .t .I'm CUURQN Houston c 79 51 San Francisco c 59 52 to be fast, thorough and cheap." Indianapolis cy 57 32 Seattle c 44 38 m m Jackson. Mss. c 77 43 Spokane pc 28 10 WITH TM riMOUM or Wmt THC fURCHAK OF Jacksonville pc 75 54 Tampa pc 81 Quote of the Day Throe lloz. Pkga. Two 4 Roll Packs Kansas City pc 44 26 Washington r 64 54 aniiia M h Tbsae Las Vegas c 56 37 Wichita c 46 28 Sen. Paul Tsongas. D-Mass.: "If we are really K sB sfi'i Psg Tarts Little Rock c 68 33 serious about producing new oil. I suggest that the 0 0 0 0 THRU OCC 1. 1979 0000 THRU OIC t. 1979. I best, the simplest, indeed the only solution is a major research and development program in dinosaur resources. 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„■ FfditoriaL iHaurltriilpr Euruim j H rralft Canada Pledges Energy NEW HAVEN (U Pl) - The head of University audience, is president of energy supplies a century from now, Manchester — A City of Village Charm Canada’s largest natural gas The Alberta Gas Trunk Line Co., the Blair said, "That’s not a question Founded Oct. 1,1881 producer said Tuesday night his largest privately owned petroleum we’re thinking about now. I don’t country is willing to supply energy to firm in Canada. really see beyond what we’re doing Published by the Manchester Publishing Co., Herald Square, the United States as long as as it’s Bl^ir said the possibility of oil now.” John Mrosek: Manchester, Conn. 06040. Telephone (203) 643-2711. mutually beneficial. shortages will cause frequent small Although many Canadians reject Membtr, Audit Bufm u of CIrcutatton Mtmbar. Undid PrM« IntirntVonii But S. Robert Blair said potential conflicts in the Middle East and the notion of a continental energy oil shortages will take the decade of North Africa, and he was unable to policy, Blair said his country is Stavan Harry. Exacuttva Eddor the 1980s "very difficult, with dis predict how North America’s energy willing to supply tha U.S. with oil and CuitomiT Sifvtci — 647>M4B Frank A. Burbank, Managing Editor locations and changes beyond what needs would be met 100 years from natural gas as long as there is mutual A Man of Simplicity Raymond F. Robinton. Ednor>Publiahar Harold E. Turkington, Editor Emarltut people today are used to.” now. gain. Blair, who spoke before a Yale Asked where the U.S. would get its "He had a simplicity about community status, personal provided people who only half Te^lized he was influencing him,” said a friend of John fulfillment. conversation of others into more evident than in his NO DOWN PAYMENT... Mrosek. Even the arrangements of them, so subtle was his way. some concise observation relationship with children Warrant Actually he was a com That does not tell his private funeral typified that seemed obvious —after and with young people, whom plicated man, a catalog of an On Ex-Cop everything about the man his simplicity and his un he had made it. he treated as peers. He loved NO PAYMENT TIL FEBRUARY! titheses, and yet he had a whose memory hundreds willingness to thrust himself He gave the impression to draw them into conversa Dropped simplicity about him. That’s Right, buy any Curtia Mathas honored at a service at South upon anyone. sometimes of begin aloof, tion, and then to listen. talavision now thru Novambar 30, United Methodist Church the His legacy to the communi- He was an unpretentious and yet he was gregariously Mostly he was honest, in VERNON —Terence 1970 and you won’t havo to mako other day. ty is not marked in person, though he knew fine democratic, making many capable of deceiving himself Sullivan, assistant state’s any down paymant, and your wines and fine automobiles. attorney, said, after monthly paymanta won’t start till It does not tell everything, monuments or in dramatic friends in all the strata of and unwilling to deceive January. That’s why thara’s navar He was a listener, though reviewing all evidence but it tells a great deal when accomplishments, but in the society. Those who attended others, forthright in his available he would find it baan a battar tima to buy a Curtis such words are spoken of a comforting effect he had on he was capable of being very the memorial service for him judgments but never impractical to go forward Mathas Talavltlon. man who enjoyed material those many who knew him, in articulate, clever. He spoke overfilled the church. gratuitous in pronouncing Special Envoys with serving a warrant on the calm guidance he mostly to distill the elaborate former Vernon Police Of success, professional esteem, Nowhere was his humanity them. Special envoys of Iran — Saeed Sanjabi, for postponement of the debate due to Islamic ficer James Hodges. left, and Ahmad Salamatian — speak to holy days this week. Sanjabi said the U.S. The issuance of the warrants was requested by reporters Tuesday after the UN Security decision not to take the floor at the emergen Vernon Police after two Council held a perfunctory 15-minute meeting cy meeting at this point “is a very positive local young women filed FIN and adjourned its debate on the American sign.” (UH Photo) assault charges against ESM (25" Diog. Moos. Coosolo) hostage crisis until Saturday. Iran had asked Hodges, Hodges im mediately resigned from CURTIS MATHES the force and the two women later withdrew the WITH THESE FEATURES FAW of .. 1350 ( i r Diog. Mm s. PortM ) • 100% SOLID STATE Tenant Tells Legislators charges. • ELECTRONIC TUNER The warrants had Cash Sale Price (Model E350> FM9.K with charged Hodges with Trade Sales Tax 138 50 Total Cash Price • INSTANT TOUCH TUNING 1588 45 No down payment 36 Monthly assault and breach of Payments at $21 25 per month Deferred Pay • 4 YEAR WARRANTY Letters peace. The charges were ment Price $765 00 Annual percentage rate of Why He Opposes Condos 17 92'r with your approved credit • MODULAR CONSTRUCTION filed by Susan Welch, 23. of • MANY MODELS TO CHOOSE FROM 142 Vernon Avenue and HARTFORD (UPI) — The five-room West Hartford them and couldn't cope with the state's hefty capital gains tax. Debbie Kellem, 19, of 91 apartment Hdrry Becker and his wife have been living in South St . both of for 17 years is going the way of a condominium soon, and Burton Greenspan, a Hartford lawyer, said the big YEAR YEAR YEAR problem was the way the law was written. He said there Rockville. m YEAR M The Voters’ Rights he won't buy it Sullivan said he will also Becker. 84. said Tuesday he's paying $320-a-month for were too many loopholes to afford tenants any real WARRANTY / I WARRANTY #1 WARRANTY protection when their apartments are converted. reject warrants for the To the editor final say. Citizens of this country rent now. but once converted, he said it would cost nim arrest of the two women. 100 100% SHOP $590.99 a month to live there, counting maintenance, Greenspan said the law should be changed so the 180- % As one who strongly supported have an appeal process unmatched day notice owners must give tenants before converting He said since it wasn’t LABOR Manchester's continuance in the by any country in the world, with the taxes and mortgage realistic to prosecute PARTS hV Mid there^Un^ any lobster or steak on his dinner s“Pereede the lease date if it expires Community Development Block C S. Supreme Court many times f Hodges it also wasn’t 100% U | 100% U table ( "I'm a familiar eater of hamburger "). and he before the notice period. . realistic to prosecute the TRADE IN SALE AT BOTH LOCATIONS Grant Program and also the right of making the final decisions that we simplv can't cover the added expense with his Social courts should be given the power to issue 4PIXTUBE I PARTS | two women. the three women who have must abide by. Securitv and dividends income allowing tenants threatened with eviction because challenged the subsequent ordinance Another inalienable right ■I am not the leader of any opposition I am a tenant, conversions to remain in their apartments for up to a Oieese may be the tradi Sights«Soun(js to do so, I would like to comment on guaranteed in our constitution is the m, dpi) III II tW DNl ilOtT and when I speak here.” Becker said at a legislative .'F ir n fi lk e problem must be addressed in an un tional bait for rat traps but Hartford's Corporation Counsel's right to4fe>«garded as innocent until hearing on the issue, "I speak for m yself ' P™*’’®' scientists say rats have a UPPIR LIVtL FUMNCKM emotional way and within the constitutional request the federal government cut proven\|uj)ty. The U.S. Supreme Though Becker said his remarks were entirely per passionate preference for W lSTFtRM S MALL 561-3847 HIV TO STOP I S'OP KEtlKUdlOS' framework. " Greenspan said gum drops. off the $4.5 million that Manchester Court haT rul^ that corporations are sonal. he got several rounds of applause from the 100 or receives in other federal grants. entities mto themselves and are so people, most of them elderly, who crowded the Capitol 1 supported the continued par extended the same basic rights as in Thoughts hearing room. A special subcommittee appointed by legislative ticipation in the CD program because dividuals Since most towns and leaders is gathering testimony in preparation for possible 1 sincerely felt that it was in the best We will soon be approaching the cities, including Manchester, are in moves next year to institute a moratorium on con New Year which brings with it the interests of Manchester to do so. I corporated these rights also belong dominium conversions or to rewrite the law to protect still feel this way, although obviously to them Taxing Propositions typical New Year's Resolution that tenants' rights. the majority of my fellow voters do Hartford's Corporation Counsel’s we all vow to keep but seldom do. The Legislature during its special energy session this not attempt to deny Manchester its other Most of us are aware of at least a month passed a law to require that each converted con By ROBERT WALTERS California corporate and personal 20 percent in targeted areas of the I strongly believe in the system of federal dollars and his remarks are few of our shortcomings. We use the dominium must have its own separate heating unit, a 955 -Main S ^fenche3ter/645 -si 72 W'ASHINGTON (NEA) - Inflation income-tax rates in half. An alter following states: Alabama, Califor government that this country has premature and interfere with beginning of a new year as a turning statute critics say is a convoluted approach to the I^ ]y til 5.50/Jut sTtiur til? /clos Sun-Afon and energy clearly dotninate the native proposal, which would lower nia, Connecticut, Florida, Illinois, In chosen for itself. The most important Manchester's right to be regarded as point to change them but find problem political agenda heading into Cam taxes for low- and middle-income diana, Louisiana, Michigan, aspect of which is the ability to make "innocent." W'hatever my feelings ourselves unable to carry through "We just felt that was a back door practice.” said paign '80, but that doesn't mean the Californians while raising them for Mississippi, New Jersey, New York, Joseph Stafford of West Hartford, spokesman for the ChdT^ Acoocmis Invite changes in it If I don't like are in regard to M anchester's tax revolt of yesteryear has upper-income individuals and Perhaps it is time we turned to something I will try to change it. If I Ohio, Pennsylvania, Texas and Jesus, the Son of God. The Apostle 10,500-member Connecticut Association of Realtors. The motivation to withdraw from CD, 1 necessarily run its course. businesses, may also qualify for the group is opposed to a moratorium fail then 1 will abide by it or be Virginia. Paul, in his second letter to the strongly object to this action at this Two of the three tax-related ballot. Organizers alko hope to achieve a Stafford said a condominium, which in some cases prepared to pay the consequences of Corinthians, writes that when a per time and any attempt by Hartford or measures that appeared on ballots Other measures to reduce state in 75 percent turnout of registered would be cheaper and more convenient than buying a my defiance. anyone else to interfere with the son puts his faith in Jesus Christ, he during elections earlier this month come taxes are circulating in Alaska, black voters in the targeted areas. home, is this generation's answer to the “American The right of the people to petition rights of Manchester and its people. "becomes a brand new person Inside. were overwhelmingly approved, Massachusetts, Michigan and Mon Research has indicated that black dream." their government is a most impor I once said the CD referendum He is not the same any more A new One witness who testified complained that out-of-state while a third was narrowly defeated. tana. voters, once they are registered, tend tant aspect of our system. It is a posed moral and legal questions and life has begun I” developers, like "an octopus with tentacles," are leading Voters in California slapped a con Spending limits have been to turn out at a rate almost equal to right I strongly support, have fought that I chose to leave the moral Could it be that the change the the condominium boom across the country with profits stitutional limit on increases in state proposed for the 1980j_J)allot in whites. But their registration rate for, and would be willing to die for. questions to God and the legal human spirit is searching for is more umade from earlier real estate ventures. and local spending by a margin even Arizona, Florida, Massachusetts and regularly lags 10 to 15 percentage Stafford said the reason many apartment buildings are Another right of the people that is judgments to the courts. I suggested than the change of habits, good ones greater than that garnered in 1978 by Ohio. points behind that of whites. sold to corporations before being converted to con equally important is the right for for the bad ones. Perhaps prayer Hartford do the same. Proposition 13, the tax-cut initiative And property-tax reductions have The U.S. Census Bureau projects dominiums is because landlords can't afford to renovate citizens to challenge the con Again. 1 believe in the right to peti (today in the beginning of a New that triggered a national revolt. A qualified for the ballot in Florida, that 16 million blacks will be of stitutionality of its laws. Without this tion, I believe in the right to Year) should be that of the Pslamist different but related spending limita Nevada and South Dakota and have voting age by November 1980, a right, and the right to petition, all challenge laws, and 1 believe in the who wrote, "Create in me a pure COL tion was adopted in the state of been proposed in Massachusetts, figure that represents about 10 per other rights would be greatly jeopar rights of the accused. To believe in heart, 0 God. and renew a steadfast Washington by a 2-to-l margin. Ohio and Utah. cent of the electorate nationwide. dized. Manchester pulled out of the one and not the others is not to Only in Oklahoma did the voters go These are just the measures most spirit within me." (Our ctollection c ^ d s^ s lend Ihtm CD program through the passing of The Sweet Sting of Success believe in our system. the other way, rejecting— barely — a likely to qualify for voters' con Linda Haskell an ordinance, a law. The Constitution For pure cost effectiveness, it’s Merrill Lynch selves fc) timde.ssr designs and They I would challenge those in this town measure to lower the state's per sideration, in the view of CAPE. All Member does not distinguish between laws hard to beat the return on the dollar accomplish all The lequiremcnTs &dt who have challenged my patriotism sonal income tax. told there are more than 40 tax- Calvary Church passed by referendum and laws achieved by The Sting, a federally to re-examine their own. Although filing deadlines for 1980 related ballot items being proposed Manchester any heme or decDrUUlcXinstTucTcdof passed by our elected represen financed anti-crime program in Forum Robert A. Faucher, ballot propositions are still months in 14 states. which cops around the country have the finest pre-sdected (Cherry, Maple, tatives. 28 Church St., away, up to a dozen more tax-related In our system the courts have the Operating Big Vote posed as fences to "buy” stolen '®ak,Finc,BiTth.'F(5can and other adect Manchester. items seem likely to qualify for voter A coalition of black organizations consideration next year, according to goods. hardujDods.our dc3Ks feature"^ has launched a major drive to in The federal Law Enforcement Tax-saving the Coalition of American Public crease black voter registration and Employees. Assistance Administration has put up Pbve-taiicd drawer^.floating drawer participation in the 1980 elections in Leading the way once more is just under $6 million over the past (guidea.lDcKiTgccnter drawera and an effort to gain greater political five years for "buy” money, and the Howard Jarvis, the "father" of Prop. Strategy... clout. bogus fences have recovered some m^iAcent 52- step finishes. 13. who is now pushing a con Operating Big Vote will seek to in $226.5 million in stolen property, 90 stitutional amendment to slash Come See v ^ i many consider to he crease black registration by at least percent of which has been returned D a t e : Dca'iiilH'r T, 147V to the rightful owners. one of the finest gdechbns of idssfc? (il,istiinlnir\ I lilU Countrv C lub in ah of Greater UanSyrd ■ Washington Merry-Go-Round P la c e : C iH iiitr\ L Uib Ku.id SiHitli t'll.istoiibui'i, C'uniu'Ctiait Brezhnev Is Ailing; Who’ll Replace Him? T i m e : 7 to demands for equal time from his op By JACK ANDERSON timate winner of the Kremlin's Rus "The KGB has an important role to dropov is also a close personal friend Greek. For those who are willing to of Brezhnev. put their money where their opinions ponents, but it also has the effect of I------1 WASHINGTON - Behind the grim, sian roulette. The candidates for the play in the succession process or in a The Kremlin kingmaker is a tall, are, here’s the early-morning line preventing Reagan’s rivals from I’liMsc r e s e r w ...... scuts. fortresslike walls of the Kremlin, a top job are already jockeying for period of political instability,” the I I scholarly-looking man who speaks using the reruns to make him look secret, Byzantine power struggle is position, forming alliances and CIA’s secret daily intelligence report from the Las Vegas oddsmaker: I [J I cunnut iitlciul. I’Icusc notify me of English fluently. Sources told our Republicans — Reagan, 3 to 5; ridiculous. stirring. At stake is the succession to expanding their power bases for the has noted. "Any serious contender I future forums. for the job of general secretary must associate Bob Sherman that An George Bush, 4 to 1; John Connally SEC Snafu aged and ailing Leonid Brezhnev, showdown. The outcome will have a I M ail to: ensure that he has the tacit approval dropov is an "astute, ruthless party and Howard Baker, 5 to 1; Phil The Securities and Exchange Com Community Party boss and supreme lasting impact on world affairs. I Peter K. Smitli j. P.uil l,un/..i We reported earlier the interesting of the security organ if not its active bureaucrat whose cold and Crane, Bob Dole, John Anderson and mission’s crack enforcement chief, ARjinbj>.O«fc.50»22 .A5-H ruler of the Soviet Union. Merrill Lynch possibility that Grigory Romanov - calculating attitude” fits him well any late starters, 40 to 1. Stanley Sporkin, found himself chat $599.0 0 , Now 4 4 9 9 . At 72, Brezhnev’s days in power support.” I IIX)Constitution Plu/ii (g ra tin g virtually unchecked by for his job as KGB boss. Democrats — Kennedy, 1 to 2; Jim ting recently with Arthur Matthews, are clearly numbered. Even if he no kin to the pre-Revolution imperial I Hartford, C10f)103 B. Oroyoiga Hickory. 50v2&.29fl The CIA experts won’t hazard a my Carter 2 to 1; Jerry Brown and a prominent Washington attorney ■ag 4995.00 V a r 4 B9S. cheats death for a family — might assume Brezhnev’s the 14-member Politburo in the I Phone; l-H(K)-842-K24(l guess as to which of the six leading any subsequent hopefuls, 50 to 1. who practices before the commis few more years, \ title. At 56„ he’s the youngest savage days of Josef Stalin’s one- C. RbodhcSe.Rne.SOxHitSO-H man rule, the KGB’s influence contenders will get the KGB chief’s sion. j \.imt’ the frailty of the i ' \ member of the Politburo. CIA Reagan Rebuff NCJW4299. seal of approval. But they do discount To Sporkin’s surpise, Matthews dictator's health ^ 4 r ’ analysts believe his success or plummeted temporarily after its Movie nostalgia buffs are facing I the possibility that Andropov will be mentioned several law firms that p. T»ditu3naJ.ftcsn..Si
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11' • -EVENING HERALD. Wed.. Nov. 3S. 1(79 Vernon Board OKs EVENING HERALD, Wed,. Nov. 7«, 1979 - 9 Budget Not in the Red !IJ Alien Student Plan Coventry ZB A Approves j VERNON - The Board of Educadon Monday night agreed to allow its chairman, Daniel Woolwich, to sign a For Vernon Students U.S. Department of Justice petition so a non-immigrant Restaurant Booze Plan alien student can attend the Vernon school system. COVENTRY — Dimitrlos Gitsls, owner Robert Story’s application also was Dr. Bernard Sidman, superintendent of schools, said of Jimmy’s Pizza on Route 31, has rejected. He was seeking permission to VERNON — For the first time in a iong $18,000, pending approval of the rate set that a non-immigrant alien could be somebody who is still received the approval of the Zoning Board erect a 40-square foot sign and two 8- time the budget for piacement of Vernon ting by that state. a resident of another country and hasn't applied for of Appeals for a permit to sell beer and square foot signs at a gas station he is students, outside the Vernon school One student attends the CREC hearing citizenship in this country. He said it could be a person wine at his restaurant. planning to reopen opposite the post office system, is not in the red. Dr. Albert impaired program at a cost of $4,675. here on a student visas or an extended visit. Permission was needed because the es Kerkin, assistant superintendent of Three of the students, placed by DCYS, He said this is a permissive type petition and that it tablishment is only 87 feet from the on Main Street and Lake Street. schoois, toid the Board of Education Mon for reasons other than educational, have isn’t mandatory for the board to participate. He said the property line of the Coventry Grammar Story said he felt the signs were day night. cosU of $5,200, $4,000, and $S,8$0. One stu matter hadn’t been brought up before because there was School, and regulations require a 200-foot necessary in order to compete with other gas stations in town. There are two other Kerkin said 21 students who are piaced' dent has been placed in another public never a need until it came to his attention that there was distance. gas stations along Route 31. outside the schooi system, for a variety of school system, not a special education stu one student who fit this category. The appeals board noted that the loca reasons, cost the town an estimated 2108,- dent, and this is at no cost to the town. Board member Robert Schwartz asked Dr. Sidman The Planning and Zoning Commission tion of the restaurant, which has existed had opposed the signs, which exceed size SALE! 880 as of Nov. 21. He said this is $16,120 Another student is in a group home and what liabilities signing the petition would put the board for many years under several different limitations in its regulations. The ZBA can less than the $125,000 budgeted for this this is'also at no cost to the town. under. Dr. Sidman said the board would get the regular owners, was a hardship for the proprietor Festive clothes only make exceptions to the zoning laws purpose. Two students attend private academies Average Daily Membership grant that it gets for other in being so close to the school. A petition on the grounds of hardship, not financial For placements made by the Depart and the full cost is paid by the state. And students. was submitted to the ZBA signed by 187 considerations, and members said they for misses and juniors, ment of Children and Youth Services, for four students attend Oak Hill School, also He told the board it should think of it in terms of the residents of the area supporting Gitsis’ could not pinpoint a hardship in Story’s reasons other than education, Vernon pays at no cost to the town. same exposure that would be given to any student using request. the education costs only. Kerkin-said the cost of transportation the school facilities. request. now at super low prices! An application by Albert Bouffard Finally, the ZBA granted a variance to Five of the students have been placed in isn’t included in the cost estimates and in He said at any time it reached any magnitude in the seeking permission to park refuse collec state-run schools, at no cost at all to the some cases no transportation is involved. number of this type of student then the town would LOIS'and Brian Pabst for construction of a tion trucks and an oil truck on Armstrong woodshed on North River Road. A 3-foot town, eight of the students attend the Up to now the school board has had to , receive supplemental funding. Road did not fare so well. Regional Occupational Training Center in appropriate the money in advance for sideline and a 10-foot front setback will be The ZBA denied the request, stating that allowed because the lot’s size and shape Manchester at a cost of $3,015 each. Four these outside placements. Starting next no hardship was evident and that the attend the CREC residential center at a school year the board will receive Manchester Fire Calls do not permit conformity with the town’s presence of the vehicles could create a regulations. cost of $7,500 each. payments from the state on a “as-you-go" hazard for the area, which adjoins Snake Sweaters The cost to send a student to a special basis. The ZBA elected Republican Steven Tuesday, 11:38 a.m, — Hill Road. Moore as its chairman. Albert Bray, also Regularly $14 school in Massachusetts is estimated at Pressure search at Pine and investigation for smoke at 5 Bouffard runs a private sanitation ser Glen Road. (Town) a Republican, will serve as co-chairman. Pleasant streets. (Town) vice for area residents. There is no Democrat Don Young was chosen as Tuesday, 12:49 p.m. — Leaf Tuesday, 9:17 p.m. — Car municipal collection in Coventry, and Papal Trip fire at King’s Department, secretary. The ZBA voted to maintain the fire at 109 Trebbe Drive. many townspeople prefer to bring their 2 Manchester Parkade. (Town) third Tuesday of each month as its regular Rockville High Principal Pope John Paul II shakes hands with policemen as he arrives at (Town) trash directly to the sanitary landfill on Rome’s Leonardo da Vinci airport today to board a plane to fly to "Diesday. 12:49p.m.— Wood Today, 1:09 a.m. — False meeting night. The meetings are held at fire to the rear of Hilliard alarm. Box 52. (Town) Race Update Route 31 opposite Depot Road. Bouffard Ankara, Turkey, on a mission of reconciliation between Roman 7:30 p.m. in the Planning Office at the To Expand Some Courses Pond. (Eighth District) Today, 7:29 a.m. — False maintained that there was a hardship in Town Hall. Catholic and the separated Orthodox Churches of the East. (UPI Tuesday, 3:41 pm, — Car alarm on Pascal Lane. Wilbert “Red” Hadden, chairman of the that he would have to park his trucks out annual Manchester Thanksgiving Day Road of town if his application failed. VERNON — Brian McCartney, prin photo) fire on Interstate 86. exit 92. (Town) period of school and after school. Today. 7:41 a.m. — TV blaze cipal of Rockville High School said plans Dr Robert Linstone. assistant (Town) Race, detailed the history of the race at a Tuesday, 7:26 p.m. — Smoke at 30 Hendee Road. (Town) are being made to beef up the new superintendent, said the students learn all meeting of the Manchester Rotary Club Suspect Remains Silent business and distributive education facets of retailing through operation of the Tuesday night at the Manchester Country was responsible for the death af her son classes at the school. store. very SI'E(il.\l,...v«‘ry PERSONAL Club. (Herald photo by Adamson) NEW LONDON (UPI) - A man who who was struck as he attempted to fix a Beautiful V-necks, Manchester Parkade Open NItes Mon. thru FrI. 'til 9 claims he may have driven the vehicle in Speaking to the Board of Education. Board members questioned if the store custoni-cralUMl MONOGR AM JEW ELRY flat tire on a dark New London street. crew necks, shawl collars Monday night. McCartney explained the would interfere with sales at regular Open Sundays Noon 'til 5 the hit-run death of Kevin B. Showalter on Her attorney. Jay Sprecher, who and cable fronts ideal for basic goals and objectives of the program stores and McCartney said he didn't feel it Regional Group To Meet Christmas Eve 1973 has refused to answer arranged the deposition, said he will seek gift-giving or to wear now. which he said has a great deal of promise. would. He said the students buy items by ^ questions about the accident in a court a court order today forcing Hanson to Choose solids and patterns The program was started with a such as pads and pencils that they find MANCHESTER — A regional government group will deposition. in bright holiday colors answer his questions under oath. or basic fashion shades vocational-education grant of $700. He they need at that time. meet Friday to discuss how citizens can help themselves Paul C. Hanson, 29, of East Lyme, The suit will automatically be dis said 13 students signed up for it at the He said the basic thrust of the program have a cleaner environment and to see a demonstration stated Tuesday he would remain silent on missed next week unless a Superior Court beginning of this school year and II are BROOCH PIN the advice of his lawyer, A.A. Washton, is to provide students with marketable Karatclad of an electric car. judge grants an extension. still involved. skills in retailing. He said he feels that as HGE*...... 18.50 ____ The Capitol Region Council of Governments will spon who said state police were still in Washton said he told Hanson to remain The students are operating a ’store” in this program grows there will be many Sterling... 45.00 sor the forum which is taking place at the Hartford vestigating the death of Showalter. Skirts I In srmller size ' ' silent even though police had said no one Regularly $16 half of the old guidance office. McCartney other similar ones for the students. 15.00 & 28.50) Graduate Center on Windsor Street from 8:30 a.m. to 1 Hanson was asked questions in connec can now be charged with the hit-run acci said. The store is open during the first p.m. The forum is open to the public. There is a $3 tion with a $600,000 lawsuit filed by dent because the statute of limitations on registration fee. For more information call Sandra Showalter's mother against whomever ail motor vehicle charges in the case have PENDANT Haskin at 522-2217. Karatclad run out. Mrs. Wilmot Clarifies HGE*...... 17.60 Sterling.. . . 32.50 $1 2 ® Save on misses and juniors Statement About Council solid and plaid woolblend RING skirts in A-line, bunon front COVENTRY — Referring to a state members and seven members did not Karatclad or belted styles. Perfect HGE*...... 17.50 The 6-Month $10,000CD: for holiday giving determine, by resolution, council ment made in The Manchester Herald, Sterling. . . 25.00 or wearing concerning a letter sent to the Coventry procedures. (sizes 2 -8 by Town Council. Mrs. Dorothy Wilmot, who She also said the council didn't, by half sizes) sent the letter, said she did not chastize resolution, fix the time and place of its Roberta Koontz. council chairman, "for regular monthly meetings and didn't PCD. EARRINGS N ignoring minority party members, ” at a provide a method for calling special 14K Gold posts special meeting of the council. meetings. Karatclad HGE*...... 2S.00 Mrs. Wilmot said that in the letter to the Mrs. Wilmot said both are Sterllr>g. . . . 30.60 council and another paper circulating in requirements, according to the town town she did not accuse Mrs. Koontz of ig charter, for the council to take care of at 'Karatclad HOE noring minority party members. its first meeting after each biennial town Rag. T.M. Sal-Raii Co. In escense the two letters noted that two election. All Items also available m 14K Gold. See our complete She said that because resolutions on selection of Ladies' and Men's script and bloclt initial 12j0mThatk items on the agenda were ignored. The items she referred to were Agenda Item 5 regular and special meetings were not jewelry. Please allow 3 weeks for delivery. 0 which called for establishment of council made by the council, nor was council ^ CASH ■ CHICK . MAtTtR CMAMI • UVAWAV • •ANKAMCMCAm annual interest rate procedure and Agenda Item 6 which called procedure established by the council, “ it The people at the is quite apparent that the ’orientation' for resolutions on regular and special Savings Bank of meetings. special meeting called by Chairwoman i H O O R Mrs. Wilmot said that the council Koontz would be an illegal meeting due to Manchester would Hi procedure is determined by resolution of the fact that Agenda Item 6 was not 917 MAIN STRECT • KUNCHESTER ___ , like you to know | h ^ g Tops& the counc'l the council consists of seven executed. the whole truth Blouses about half-year Regularly $I3 & $I4 V CD’s. H H H H H H you open the paper ^ g and see those high $ 1 1 9 5 effective annual yield figures. The fact is, those figures are meaningless. And here’s why. Top off all your festive The yield is based on the annual interest rate. That rate looks with tunic styles, blouses with string ties or is Federally established every week. No bank can pay a higher lace trims, and luxurious velour V-necks and crew Here’s the catch. The rate is only guaranteed for the 6 necks All in easy-care months your CD is on deposit. In order to earn the high “effec fabrics and the latest holiday shades. tive annual yield” , you’d have to reinvest your $10,0(X) plus your 6 months’ interest at exactly the same interest rate you started 9 . 9 9 with. Since the rate changes weekly, the chances of getting the values to *221 same rate are almost impossible. give her the glamour Some banks even manipulate the yield figure by ad Dresses ding a Leap Day—appearing to pay 1,'100th of a percent higher Regularly $32 of satin sleep gowns than competitors. But it’s all a numbers game. The only figures At a price that’ll warm even Scrooge’s that are important are the base rate and the dollars you earn for hearti These pretties were meant to be the 6 month period. $ 9 7 9 5 seen by moonlight! All romantic, but So when you see those ads with the big yield figures, practical In Enkalure* nylon shimmering rJ satin fitted with stretch laces. As many look again. Find the rate and the dollar amount paid after 6 Look your best for the months. Because that’s what will tell you what your 6-month CD holidays in an elegant beautiful styles as you’ve got merry solid color slip dress wishesi From several very famous will earn. And that’s the whole truth. with string-tie straps makers! What a se!ection! Dreamy colors! Tlu rate above is in ejfect from Thurs., Nov. 22 through Wed., and a sheer print 2 short-sleeve coat Sizes S-M-L. Save up to $12 on every Nov. 28. That means your $10,000 m il equal $10,608 after 6 months. Dramatic fashion one! 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Savings Bank Shopriic PU/a at Spencer; Top N'lKch Shopping Onter at North End li; . ‘ Our Entire StockI East Haftford:Rum EVENING HERALD, Wed., Nov. 28, 1979- 11 1 0 - EVENING HERALD, Wed., Nov. » , 1979 Woman Hurt O b ituariM 3 Worker Says Inspectors Flyer Coach Not Too Happy Lucy Fuoco Bruce Blood In Accident PHILADELPHIA (UPI) - get the fine points down. scrape and scram Lacroix brought Hartford to 3-2 at cap a four-goal, third-period, to over MANCHESTER — An 18-year-old MANCHESTER -Lucy (Scimo) MANCHESTER -B ruce Warren Not Doing Their Jobs ble and play it Fuoco, 91, of 202 McKee St., B lood, 59, of 97 Lenox S t., You’d think a coach whose “We’re still doing as well as I 8:46 with a second-effort shot from come Detroit which had taken a 44) Ellington woman was listed in MANCHEISTER — Nuraing home tight. When they Manchester, died Tuesday at Hart Manchester, died Monday at Hart patimts.” state and Legislature. team has put together an 18- would like, but some of the things we eight feet in front'. lead. satisfactory condition at Manchester Inspectors are not examining patient are doing are not playoff hockey,” he got their two quick ford Hospital. She was the wife of the ford Hospital. He was the husband of Officials at the health agency are “They’re better because they’re so In other games, Toronto beat Sabres 5, Bruins 2 Memorial Hospital this morning care, according to testimony given game unbeaten streak would added. goals all hell broke late John Fuoco. Beryl (Love) Blood. to decide within 10 days whether to paranoid,” she said. Atlanta, 5-3, Montreal knotted Richard Martin scored one goal after her car went off the road and yesterday before the Public Heath be bubbling over with joy. Whalers’ Coach Don Blackburn, a loose. She was bom in Italy Feb. 3,1888, Bom in Leominster, Mass., he had take action against the 518-bed nur Mrs. Nason said one of the biggest Detroit, 5-5, Buffalo walloped and assisted on another to pace Buf struck a telephone pole, an adver Committee. Not Philadelphia Flyers C^ch Pat former Flyer, said he was pleased “The Flyers and had been a resident of been a resident of Manchester for the sing nome, Connecticut’s largest, for problems is that the home hires teen Boston, 5-2, St. Louis downed falo to its sixth victory in its last tising sign and three gravestones. Rachel Nason, an aide at the (Juinn. with his club’s efforts until the third never quit coming HARTFORO< Manchester for a number of years. last four years. allegedly falling to correct conditions age girls who she said have no Quebec, 4-2, and Los Angeles topped seven games. Boston lost for the first Cathleen A. Steppen of 54 Middle Meadows Convalescent Center In After the Flyers defeated the Hart period, when Philadelphia rookie after you," he said. UJHALERS She is survived by a daughter, Mrs. Besides his wife, he is survived by noted during inqiectlons. training in caring for elderly Winnipeg, 5-3. time to an Adams Division foe and Butcher Road was admitted for Manchester, said the Department of ford Whalers Tuesday night 6-2 to ex Brian Propp scored his 12th goal of “ T hey do Paul (Josephine) Molinari of three sons, David and Dana Blood, Among the deficiencies listed were patients. She said some only are in Maple Leafa 5, Flamea ,3 snapped the Bruins’ home winning treatment of a fractured leg, a Health Services' inspectors "walk tend their Patrick Division-lead over the season and Reggie Leach scored everything that a good hockey team Manchester; a sister, in Italy, a both of Leominster, Mass., and Ian nursing staff shortages. Improper terested in the part-time salary. ^ r j e Salming scored two goals streak at eight. hospital spokeswoman said. The Inci down the corridor. They don’t go into Atlanta by 10 points, Quinn sounded 21 seconds later to put the game out should." grandson, Paul J. Molinari of Blood of Manchester; a stepson, storage of possibly hazardous “The rooms (they take care of) are Blues 4, Nordiques 2 dent occurred at 4:18 a.m. the room." like a technician. of reach. Philadelphia outshot the Manchester, and several nieces and Brian Blomfield, serving with the chemicals, such as cleaning fluids, a pit,” she said. "They’re In there for two assists to hand Atlanta its second Blair Chapman scored a pair of Police said the woman was east- “They come in with the super “We were working the comers real “We were in it — one good shot 36-21. Veteran Gordie Howe was able nephews. United States Navy; a stepdaughter, and failure to make timely reports of the money. They don’t care.” straight loss. Rookie Greg Hotham goals and assisted on another to lead bound on Center Street in a 1972 visor," said Mrs. Nason who has well,” he said, “and in the third away,” Blackburn said. “They got to get off only one shot. scored his first NHL goal and John Funeral services will be Monday, Jayne Blomfield of Manchester; two accidents or Incidents. Dennis Kerrigan, deputy com the Blues over the Nordiques. Marc Hornet when she apparently bent worked at the home for four years. period our position play was much two quick goals. We don’t have an "You don't like to lose,” Howe 9:30 a.m., from John F. Tierney grandchildren. Mrs. Nason, who said she is paid missioner of the Health ^rvices Anderson also connected for Toronto. Tardif and Gerry Hart scored for down to pick up something off the "They look in the linen closet. If better and gave us more chances. explosive hockey team. We’ve got to said. “We had the play in our own end Darcy Rota. Paul Henderson and Quebec. Funeral Home. 219 West Center St., Private funeral services and burial $3.32 per hour, said patient care has Department who oversees the agen floor of her car. Police said she lost there’s some dust on the floor, you’ll However, we still have a bit to go to half the time tonight. The Flyers are Kent Nilsson tallied for the Flames. Kings 5, Jels ,3 Manchester, with a mass of Christian will be at the convenience of the improved since investigations into cy’s nursing home inspectors, was control of the vehicle when she hear about it. But they don’t look at the best passing club I’ve seen so far Canailirnn ,S, Red \t ingH 5 Butch Goring scored two goals, the burial, 10 a.m., at the Church of the family. There are no calling hours. the nursing home Industry were not immediately available for com struck the curb on the south side of what’s under the sheets — the this season. They throw everytning Montreal's Serge Savard scored second with 5:10 remaining, to lift Assumption. Burial will be in St. The Newkirk & Whitney Funeral started this year by a grand jury, the ment. Center Street. right on the stick.” with two minutes left in the game to Los Angeles, snapping the Kings’ James Cemetery, Manchester. Home, 318 Burnside Ave„ East Hart Police said she left road and hit a The Spectrum crowd gave Howe a four-game winless streak at home. Friends may call at the funeral home ford, has charge of arrangements. standing ovation at the start of the telephone pole with the left front of Herald Gil Flores her vehicle. Sunday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Historic Area Needs Polish game, and Bobby Clarke, who had However, police said, the vehicle Elsie A. Marlin two assists, join^ in the praise. NEW YORK (UPI) — Outfielder Gil Flores and catcher Luis Rosado were JameH Chipp!* Sr. was specifically mentioned as being continued on, striking an advertising SOUTH WINDSOR - Elsie Adeline —f.onlinued from Page One deciding which buildings would make Angle "Howe, when he gets the puck, still sent outright to Tidewater of the International League Tuesday by the New MANCHESTER - James F. suitable for restaurants and enter sign in front of Schiebel Auto Parts, 8 (Brown) Martin, 72, of 972 Pleasant the district. They said residential good homes. .scares the hell out of you,” he said. York Mets, thus reducing their roster to 38 players. Chipps Sr., 83. of 26 Thomas Drive. tainment. The Manchester Com Proctor Road, and then crossing over Valley Road, died today at development could help control the While the weaving mill was their Earl Yost “He can still do a lot of things with Flores batted .194 for the Mets last season while Rosado had a combined Manchester, died today at munity College building would be that street, jumping the east curb Manchester Memorial Hospital. She problem. first choice, the consultants said the the puck." ■ 249 average for Tidewater and Syracuse. Manchester Memorial Hospital. He suitable for housing the arts. Sports Editor and striking three memorial was the wife of Raymond E. Martin. The weaving mill would be the best yarn mill, Manchester Modes, the Philadelphia took a quick 1-0 lead was the husband of Elsie (Hodgkin- She was'born in Jefferson County, velvet mills and the machine shops in According to the consultants, the gravestones at Saporiti Memorial building to convert into residential : mi» wiwwf at 0:47 of the first period on Mike Lou Brock son) Chipps Ind. and had lived in South Windsor that order could be used for housing. whole issue is translating the poten Busniuk’s first NHL goal. Dennis 2 use. Reasons cited were the amount Co.. 476 Center St. He was born in Hartford and lived ST LOUIS (UPI I — Republican Party officials trying to talk Lou Brock into Police said the vehicle finally for the past 18 years. of space available, both in the They also said getting people to tial of the district and the pubiic’s de Ververgaert made it 2-0 at 5:17 on a in Manchester 41 years. He was First Visit Recalled running for Congress had about as much success as most catchers did trying stopped 120 feet away from where it Besides her husband she leaves building and outside. Many buildings move to the area depends on making mand for what the district offers into 40-footer, but a goal by Hartford’s employed by Pratt & Whitney Air Little Johnny Kelley will never forget his first visit to to stop the baseball .star from stealing second. first left the road. It received front four sons, Robert L. Martin of East were eliminated as residential sites the area attractive with landscaping. a thriving community. Blaine Stoughton at 12:07 made it 2-1. craft Group, East Hartford for 25 Hartford; Willard L. Martin, The landscaping would block out the Manchester to take part in the Five Mile Road Race. Norm Barnes scored on 55-foot Tne recently retired champion base-stealer of the St. Louis Cardinals has end damage and had to be towed. years, retiring in 1961. He was a because they were located so close to Bowling Green, Ky.; Leon E. Martin, each other that tenants would be noise of any industrial development. Panel Discussion It happened back in 1948 , 31 years ago. slapshot at 6:49 of the second period rebuffed GOP attempts to have him enter next year’s race against Rep member of South United Methodist William L. Clay, D-Mo . the St Louis Globe-Democrat reported today Tolland; and Raymond J. Martin, staring into the windows of their Recreation facilities are also im MANCHESTER—The Manchester Kelley, now 48, was in Manchester to put the Flyers ahead 3-1. Andre Church in Manchester and the South Windsor; a daughter, Mrs. portant. The consultants said by the Twins Held Masons in Manchester. neighbors. Community Services Council will last Thursday morning for the 43rd Iona F. Kingsley, Tolland; and two early 1980s there will be a demand hold a panel discussion on social Besides his wife, he leaves one son, The consultants considered the Five Miler. sisters, Mrs. Pearl Pagano of East availability of parking space, ceiling for 12-15,000 feet of restaurant space. responsibility for energy needs at Before the race he delved into his In Larceny James F Chipps Jr. of Enfield; one Hartford and Mrs. Daisy Rem- They said that would include two noon tomorrow at Emanuel Lutheran daughter. Mrs. Marjorie Tenney of heights, and the proximity of the memory and recalled how he made After Seven-Year Wait, mington, Dunkirk, Ind.; 10 quality eateries. The Cheney Hall Church. MANCHESTER - Police charged Plainville; three brothers, Arthur buildings to the center of town when the first trip to Manchester. twin sisters from Willimantic with grandchildren, and three great “ A friend of mine, Nick Korean's Chipps of West Hartford; Thomas grandchildren. third-degree larceny Tuesday in the Chipps of Fort Lauderdale. Fla., father was a fruit dealer in New Lon theft of a pool table and CB radio Funeral services will be Friday at don. He had an open fruit truck. We Evans Part of Red Sox Charles Chippps of Stanford, one from a Manchester apartment house. 10 a m. from the Rose Hill Funeral Youth Douses Leaf Fire BOLTON decided that we would try running in sister, Mrs. Frances Palmer of Home, 580 Elm St., Rocky Hill. BOSTON (UPI) - After out of Catholic Memorial High School that's running well and you don't Charlene and Antoinette Benedict, Southampton. England; four MANCHESTER — Manchester police credited 9-year- the Manchester race at the last both 18 and both of 391 Pleasant St., Burial will be in Rose Hill Memorial ’ 200 REWARO seven years of letting his glove in Boston, signed his contract after want to take it in for a tune-up. I grandchilcren and one great old Tony Osmer of 40 Olcott St. with extinguishing a leaf minute. passing a battery of tests Monday to Bowling were each released on $500 non Park. Friends may call at the funeral "Nick got the truck and about six wasn’t giving it enough attention." grandchild. fire at 109 Trebbe Drive Tuesday afternoon. do the talking, Dwight Evans examine a sore shoulder which idled surety bonds, police said, and home Thursday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 For names of persona and evidence in theft of us piled into the back and headed Evans said he was pleased knowing The funeral is at the convenience of Police said the youth was walking home and saw the says he finally feels a part of him for the last four months of the ordered to appear in East Hartford p.m. for Manchester. The roads were not he would be around for a couple of the family. Burial will be in Rose Hill fire near the fence. He put out the small blaze with some of van Sunday, Nov. 25, A.M. on French the Boston Red Sox. 1979 season. years with a chance to play a role in GALAXIES- Denise Superior Court. as go as they are today and we Memorial Park. Rocky Hill. There Mart H. Bray Jr. dirt, police said. Road. Evans, a three-time Gold Glove Whereas Evans was worried about building a champion in Boston. Martino 180, Pam Krinjak The two were arrested on warrants The fire was near the home of Mrs. Benny Kuligowsky, rattled all the way until we got within are no calling hours. Rose Hill MANCHESTER -M art H. Bray winner, Tuesday signed a five-year staying in Boston, Lockwood just "We have a chance to be a cham 132-343, Gayle Robson 131, in the Nov. 19 incident. Police said Funeral Home, 580 Elm St., Rocky but police said it never menaced the house itself. a mile of Manchester. Mary Pappas 137-357. J r . , 61, of 135 P ond L an e, 646-3633 "At that point in our trip we got a contract worth about $2 million. The wanted to return. pionship team and I’m glad I'm going the alleged theft occurred as the two Hill, has charge of arrangements Police said she called the Manchester Fire Department Manchester, a 1976 Republican can (Confldential) contract carries a no-trade clause for to have the chance to slay around were moving out of the apartment. Memorial donations may be made to to the scene. There were no suspects in the case. flat tire. I knew we didn't have any "Coming home," he said, "was REC- Bill Pagani Jr. 141- didate for the 13th Assembly time to spare but somehow we the first two years and also stipulates and help put something the South United Methodist Church, Evans have substantial input into any probably the most important together. It does hurt knowing that 137-136-414, John Maiorca Police charged Caroline Purvee, District, died today at Manchester changed the tire. I think in about 15 criterion. It means a lot to me. I’ve Manchester you may not be wanted by the team. 383, Lou Massolini 137-379, 17, of 76 Agnes Drive, Manchester, Memorial Hospital. He was the hus seconds, and we were on our way. possible deal thereafter. That clause, Mary K. Gatins done a lot of traveling, a lot of "Right now, my No. 1 goal is to win Tom Martin 379, Bob Smith with third-degree larceny and third- band of Pauline (MacNeil) Bray. "I remember coming into johnny Kelley as much as anything, was what the knocking around and playing for last- MANCHESTER - Mrs. Mary 27-year-old rightfielder wanted. a pennant and a World Series. I'm not 144-376, Jerry Smith 373, degree forgery Tuesday. He was bom in Bristol Sept. 25,1 Manchester (near Carter Chevrolet) place teams. I'm thrilled to be here. Katrenak Galins, 74, of 237 Woodland old broken down truck, was third. interested in personal goals. 1 just Dave Foss 370, Ted Caddy Police said she allegedly used 1918, and had lived in West Hartford and I could see the runners lining up “Pve never really felt a part of this "Years ago. I would have been St., died Tuesday night at Korean, Nick Magro, Bob Kelley and want to win, " he said 367, Norm Vittner 363, Bill another person's credit card Oct. 19 most of his life before moving to for the start of the race. team until now," said Evans, a sub scared to come home. 1 felt uneasy Zwick 136-364, Stan Jakiel Manchester Memorial Hospital after Bill Wheeler were the other New Evans also was pleased with the to buy some items at a local store. Manchester 16 years ago. He was a "Our truck stopped short of the London youths who represented the ject of endless trade rumors. “ I've pitching in Fenway Park Now I'm 358, Jack Vittner 137-357, N Al SmiRT'SSAYS. signing of Lockwood, whom he a long illness. She was the wife of .. graduate of William Hall High She was released on a $250 non-surety starting line and all jumped out. I New London Olympic Club. been here seven years and traded proud and that’s the nice part," Walt Maynes 138-351, Bob Janis Galins. figures will really help Boston's bond, police said, for a Dec. 10 School. West Hartford, class of 1937, think we asked whoever was in Little did Kelley know at the time eight. I can concentrate better now Lockwood said. Schack 137-351. Mrs. Galins was born in Terryville, and the University of Hartford, class chances. appearance in E ast H artford charge to hold up the race a few that as the years rolled on he would instead of worrying about where I'm Mass., Sept. 21, 1905 and had lived in of 1952. He was a veteran of World WHY PAY MORE? Lockwood was 2-5 for the Mets last “He's a great addition. He's a hard Superior Court. minutes," Kelley added twice represent the United States in going. It's a comfortable feeling, one thrower and he gets guys out. You’ll FLORAL - Loyce Gineo Manchester for the past 17 years. She War II and served with the U.S. Army I’ve never had before.” season, with nine saves in 27 games. Olympic competition. Eight of the saves were in the first 18 be surprised how hard he throws,” 220-461, Millie Albert 189. Police charged Joanne Davis. 22, of was a communicant of St. Bridget and was with the 208th AA group of Held Up Race Kelley won 20 national champions Church. Evans' signing was announced New York wins. Evans said. 75 Dillon Road, Hartford, with West Hartford. including an unprescedented eight Besides her husband she leaves a ^ LOCAL DELIVERY • SERVICE & Bob Dougan, who joined our con jointly with that of free agent But he strained muscles in the back issuing a bad check Monday. She was He was employed in the Depart consecutive marathons in Yonkers, daughter, Mrs. Alan R. (Cecilia) versation. remembered the incident reliever Skip Lockwood, who pitched part of his shoulder on July 6 against processed and released on a promise ment of Transportation. He was a well. He was serving as clerk of the NY. Evans of Vernon; three sisters, member of St. Mary's Episcopal for the New York Mets last year. Cincinnati and never pitched again. 0 to appear in Elast Hartford Superior COLOR ADJUSTMENTS IN YOUR HOME! That 1948 race was won by Ted Galindex Refuses Elizabeth Froelich of Dudley, Mass.; course. Lockwood, who grew up in suburban The injury, which a Mets physician Court Dec. 17. Church, American Legion Post 102, "I was ready to start the race when Vogel with Fred Schoeffler second. and Julia Lewandowski and Irene and the Army-Navy Club of Norwood, inked a four-year deal for termed at the time "not serious," oc I saw these young fellows jumping Both were out of Tufts College and Killinsky, both of Webster, Mass.; Manchester and the Veterans of $1.2 million. curred after a stretch where he had Police reported the theft of $456 out uf the truck and waving their both were national champions and In addition. Boston announced worked in 13 of 15 games. To Step on Scale from two cash boxes at the Air Care four brothers, Joseph Katrenak, Foreign Wars Post 2083, East Hart LAYAWAY NOW Vogel went on to wear the colors of George Katrenak. and Paul arms and hollering to wait a minute. reliever Dick Drago has had his con "I think I was inattentive to the N.O. Nelson, 160 Hartford Road, at 1 ford. the USA in the Olympic Games. NEW ORLEANS (UPI) — Victor Galindez, the World Boxing Katrenak. all of Webster, Mass., and We waited a couple of minutes until tract extended two more years needs of the shoulder," said a.m. Monday. The incident is still un Besides his wife, he is survived by FOR CHRISTMASI The little blond had a phenomenal Association’s light heavyweight champion, has refused to step Edward Katrenak of Thompson; and they got into their running shorts and through 1982. Lockwood, who turns 34 in August. "I der investigation. two sons, David H. Bray of Ellington we then started the race." Dougan consistent in Five Milers placing two granddaughters and four great- and Stephen T. Bray of Manchester; Lockwood, a former bonus-baby was pitching well. It's like a car on the scales but vows he will be in shape for Friday’s title added. fourth, third, second and first in his defense against America’s Marvin Johnson. V grandchidlren, all of Vernon. C_rd Parly two daughters, Mrs. Kenneth Kelley, at the time, was a student four first four appearances. There will be a mass of Christian Galindez did not weigh in Tuesday Mike Malitz, president of Top Rank MANCHESTER -M anchester (Cynthia) Wood of Windsor Locks at Bulkeley High in New London. The After that first success here. burial Friday at 11 a m. at St. and Marlene C. Bray of Ellington, at a preliminary ceremony but Inc. which is promoting the Friday Grange will hold its monthly card little man who was the State CIAC Kelley added five more triumphs to Bridget Church, Manchester. Burial two grandchildren, Kimberly and 1■ Qw ” diagonal OUR passed a brief physical administered night triple-header from Las Vegas party tonight at 8 o'clock at 205 cross country champion placed rank only behind Amby Burf(X)t as will be in Grove Hill Cemetery, Melissa Wood. SRLE! by a state boxing commission doctor. and New Orleans, said he would feel Olcott St. The games are open to the fourth in a field of 47 finishers. the alltime winner Burfoot was first Rockville. There will be no calling Funeral services will be held He clowned by trying to read the eye better after the official weigh-in public. There will be prizes, and George Terry, who was also in the across the final line nine times. hours. Ladd Funeral Home, 19 Friday, 10:30 a.m., from the Holmes chart with both hands covering his Friday morning. refreshments will be served. CHOICE "You’re always concerned about Ellington Avenue, Rockville, is in Funeral Home, 400 Main St. Burial COLOR eyes. Radio League charge of arrangements. will be in the Fairview Cemetery, Officials tried to get both fighters him making the weight until he steps on the scale." Malitz said. MANCHESTER —The Manchester West Hartford, with full military on the scales, but Galindez said the The other two fights Friday, Amateur Radio Club will meet Cheney Open House honors. Friends may call at the weigh-in was too far away from the PORTABLES fight. Johnson weighed in at 177, two between welterweights Sugar Ray funeral home Thursday from 7 to 9 Hawks Explode tonight at 7:30 in the Teen Center MANCHESTER -There will be an pounds over the 175-pound limit, but Leonard and Wilfredo Benitez and Building at the Nike Site off Garden p.m. Memorial contributions may be open house at the Cheney Homestead < 3 3 8 r neither boxer is required to make the middleweights Vito Antuofermo and Grove Road. Sunday from 1 to 4 p.m During this made to the Manchester Memorial RCA weight until Friday morning. Marvin Hagler, will be held in Las John Sullivan, New England direc 12th annual event the house may be Hospital Development Fund. XL-100 19’ Downing Spurs "I feel good, " the Argentine Vegas before a national TV audience. tor, American Radio Relay League, toured and there will be a rug making s y u n N '' fighter said through an interpreter. Johnson, who is from Indianapolis, will speak. demonstration. COLOR NEW YORK (UPI) — The Atlanta Hawks entered Tuesday "I feel much better than last time." said he has heard reports that night’s game in San Antonio ranked 16th in the NBA in overall Amilcare Brusa, who replaced Tito Galindez may be overweight for the Lecture as Galindez' trainer, said the fight. offense. But playing against the league’s weakest defensive club preliminary weigh-in was unimpor "I expect him to be heavy, but I Hartford May Rescind * ★ * ★ ★ ★ ★ p p E E *'^^ERVI^b brought out the best in Ruble Brown’s troops. tant. expect him to make the weight the GIVE THE GIFT THAT “We had a lot of pride defen- hgip New York raise its record to 11- "The fight ain't until four days, ” day of weigh-in, " Johnson said. Keeps on giving all year. sively,” Spurs' Coach Doug Moe said n and send Detroit to its ninth Brusa said through an interpreter. ‘He'll probably be working out the sarcastically, after Atlanta ran to a straight road defeat. "He doesn't want anyone to think night before " Action in CD Fund Suit Should your new sat Mwvidng, you 143-120 victory and a one-game lead he's out of shape.” K will got H promptly f(rom our factory ap- Nuggeta 96, Bullets 91 MANCHESTER — Opposition to residents, to keep Manchester in the "would like to tap the well of good 3YEAR over San Antonio in the Central Divi David Thompson scored 17 points proved aorvico ouSoL Manchester's withdrawal from the U.S. Department of Housing and Ur feeling the suburbs have for the Picture sion. "They (the Hawks) got and sank two key free throws with 17 Community Development Act will be ban development program in May. city." ★ ★★★★★★★★★★★"A everything they wanted. Whatever seconds remaining and George 2 reconsidered by the Hartford City Manchester’s withdrawal has been "I think we should co-operate the worst word is you can use for our McGinnis contributed 16 rebounds Sutcliffe Receives Council, and indications are that it called an effort to keep low-income rather than confront,” he said. defense, use that word. It was and a career high 12 assists to help might be rescinded. housing and minorities out of the Currently, co-operation between pitiful.” Denver. Bobby Dandridge paced the "I wouldn’t want to say for sure, town. Hartford and the suburbs has been x K o o John Drew scored a season-high 40 Bullets with 29 points. NL Rookie ^Honors but there is some feeling among the The Hartford City Council also "spotty.” V30V Sold Stala points to pace Atlanta. Drew hit 16- Nets 118, Burks 93 NEW YORK (UPI) - Righthander Rick Sutcliffe, 23, who Color TV 2 5 ”(liaeonal new council that we should get out of asked five federal agencies cut $4.5 "I think the suburbs are making a of-30 field-goal attempts and had a Mike Newlin scored 34 points, in brightened an otherwise dismal season for the Los Angeles million from Manchester federal real effort to co-operate with the game-high 13 rebounds as the Hawks the lawsuit," said Hartford City cluding two 3-point baskets in the Dodgers, Wednesday was named the National League’s Rookie Councilman Robert F. Ludgin. grants. Complaints were filed with city,” Town Manager Robert Weiss OUR outscored the first period, leading New Jersey to The Town of Manchester is formal federal departments that provide aid said. "But the suit is good evidence Spurs, 47-22, in the its second road victory and handing of the Year by the Baseball Writers of America Association. ly requesting reconsideration this for parks, sidewalks, roads and that they are not co-operating with final period, over Milwaukee its worst defeat of the Board Check Sutcliffe led the Dodger staff in the two previous years, fell to third us. Hopefully we can work together.” Quasar week, and the matter should come sewers. The complaints blame subur coming a 99-96 San year. , v St. Louis Blues’ Bobby Simpson sends Quebec’s Dale Hogan- victories with 17 and lost only 10 to place — 11 1/2 games behind first- ban discrimination for Hartford’s The statements by the new council CHOIC become an easy winner over out- place Cincinnati — but would have before the Hartford council at the Antonio lead. Kings 117, Rockets 1 1 ^ minority and poverty problems. members Indicate the situation will The Hawks hit 40- son sailing to the ice when latter tried to ram Blues’ Mike Crom- fielders Jeff Leonard of Houston and fallen lower without Sutcliffe. first formal meeting, Dec. 10. SELECT THE Phil Ford hit a 16-fooTjumper with been into the boards last night in battle for puck. (UPI Photo) The Hartford council joined the Ludgin, who opposed the council’s improve, he noted. of-53 field goal 5 seconds left to give Kansas City its Scot Thompson of Chicago. The native of Independence, Mo,, suit, started by three Manchester action and was re-elected, said he However, if the Hartford council PICTURE AND attempts in the se- |(l» triumph despite 31 points by Calvin In becoming the eighth Dodger to was the winningest Dodger rookie does rescind, the suit by the PRICE THAT cond half, scoring 87 points. Murphy and 29 by Moses Malone. receive the award since it was since the team moved to Los Angeles Manchester residents would remain. ^ I s uSUITS n s YUU YOU BEST BEST “When we play the way we were Scott Wedman led the Kings with 26 originated by the BBWAA in 1947, in 1958. Only five pitchers in the “Legally, the merits of the case H 9 S playing we can score a lot of points,” Sutcliffe collected 20 of a possible 24 league, all veterans, won more points. I 10-Pin Tourney Area Police Report won’t change,” Ludgin said. “The said Drew. "Hubie gets us to do it. U krrs 122, Jazz 114 votes from a special BBWAA com- games than Sutcliffe, courts will decide whether It’s a good We weren’t doing anything different Jamaal Wilkes scored 21 of his 29 mittee consisting of two writers from Leonard, who came to Houston South Windsor case or not. But it will solve some — same thing we do every day.” points in the second half and each city, from Los Angeles, batted .290 in IM Glidden allegedly ran into the cruiser irritation between the city and CONTES George Gervin led the Spurs with Kareem Abdul-Jabbar added 28 Set at Parkade The Dodgers’ No. 1 selection in the in the Astros’ abortive bid to win the Terry Glidden, 24. of 20 Oak St„ and than took off. Manchester if Hartford were not In 39 points while Larry Kenon had 24 June, 1974, free-agent draft, Sutcliffe AL West. He had 119 hits and drove in South Windsor, was arrested points in leading Los Angeles to vic Glidden was held overnight at the it.” m fe I F A fORMIR NORMAN S and 12 rebounds. tory. Adrian Dantley hit a career Annual Men’s and Women’s Town 10-Pin Bowling Tournament appeared in one game in 1978 and two 47 runs despite hitting no home runs, Tuesday night on a warrant charging police station in lieu of posting a $5,- The suit was filed after In other games. New York edged games in 1978. He began the 1979 Thompson hit .289 over 129 games him with attempt to assault a police h l^ and NBA season high of 50 qualifying will be staged this weekend at the Parkade Lanes. 000 bond. He was to be presented in Manchester residents voted 3-1 in an Detroit, 116-114, in overtime, Denver points for the Jazz. ®season in the bullpen and was moved • for the Cubs. He also lacked power. officer, fourth-degree larceny, court today in East Hartford. April referendum to withdraw from d efeat^ Washington, 96-91, New Shifts are planned at noon, 2 and 4 hitting just two home runs and Clippers 128, Bulls 103 games across eight lanes. into the starting rotation after in evading responsibility and failure to the program for two years. The suit Al fil£U,WtJ=“ Jersey swamped Milwaukee, 118-93, o’clock Saturday and 10 a.m., noon driving in 29 runs. Lloyd Free scored 32 points — juries hit the Los Angeles staff. obey an officer’s signal. Vernon and 2 on Sunday. Quarter and semifinals will be Sun could come to trial in about a month. Kansas City shaded Houston, 117-115, clearing the 30-point barrier for the He became the club’s most depen Other Dodgers to win the award in Police Chief John Kerrigan said Mary Zaushny, 55, of Stafford 445 HARTFORD RD. UUMANCHESTER Two divisions, scratch and han day, Dec.9 with the finals Sunday, Road, Ellington, was charged Los Angeles topped Utah, 122-118, 12th time this year — and five other dable pitcher, appearing in 39 games, clude Jacki* Robinson, 1947; Don that police received a complaint, ear Panel Discussion rS f PlO Pll WHO BRIHC YOU lo w PRICES i PIRSOHAL SERVICE dicap, are listed for men. Scratch is Dec. 16. ^ Newcombe, 1949; Joe Black, 1952; Tuesday with fourth-degree larceny and San Diego swamped Chicago, Dippers finished In double figures to Entries close Saturday. Play is completing five and compiling an ly Monday morning from the 7- COVENTRY -T h e Coventry HighI S Q r ’ llIf TOU NNivi iV i A t hMiS'il iS 'll {NAIlii I'SA.'S* | i « 4 h | 8 SSlRviCl lR v lC I fi4 7 -flQ 9 7 for 165 and better average and han Jim GilUam, 1953; Frank Howard, (shoplifting) In connection with the (AID ANIlHAh ItrShS (AIM(8|f| I Ah «lMl M D(N|I^:)(Nil^ f R U H H I I M M O O . . A A k k 128-103. lift San Diego. It was Chicago’s club- earned run average of 3.46 over 242 Eleven Store on Ellington Road, that School Parents Advisory Council will| dicap is 164 and under. Women will open to Manchester resldenU only. 1960; Jim Lefebvre, 1965; and Ted investigation of a complaint filed by ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ciul ciuiuio'hih' f 410 'hih ' '• h ii ' ' 4 n 101 S'SCs'sclA >4‘ r - OOf f 0OID 1 D aapplian p p l i a N'' li KdIcIu 116, PUtons 114 record 11th consecutive loss on the Last year’s champs are s ^ e d into innings. beer had been stolen from the store. sponsor a panel discussion on •'VS • ins'in'...... dlOi’...... ^f Hff Liu.I I ;( Aiii DU Hi 1 I •. I h '• v i l JJJO Ray Williams scored 5 of his 26 roll scratch. Sizemore, 1969. K-Mart store, Vernon Circle. She road. head-to -head rolling. Los Angeles, the league champion When police arrived they said a car “Drugs, Alcohol and Our Teens,” .THURS..FRI. TIL9 polnU at the beginning of overtime to Qualifying will consist of four was seen leaving the lot and the of was released on her promise to tonight at 7:30 at the high school on T0NITniL5*TU[S . W[0.&SAT.'TI15»I ficer attempted to block it and appear in court on Dec. 4. Ripley Hill Road. 12 - EVENING HERALD. Wed., Nov. 28. 1979 EVENING HERALD. Wed., Nov. 22, 1979— 13 I Depth Key Factor and Support In Title Campaign SCOREBOARD Eagle Big Plusses IVHL By LEN AUSTER Campbell Conference Herald Sportswriter By LEN AUSTER Patrick Division The brick has been laid and Herald Sporlewriter W L T PU. some mortar poured, all that The past four years have Philadelphia 16 1 3 35 remains is for the seal to be been good ones for the Atlanta 11 9 3 25 stU applied. NY Rangers 9 12 1 19 That's one way to view the Manchester High boys’ cross NY Islanders 6 9 4 16 '•'i / z ' progress achieved by the East country team. The Indian Washington 4 15 4 12 ( thinclads over the span have Catholic football program in 1979. Smvlhe Divinion The Elagles went 3-1 in Hartford annexed the state Class LL W L T Pts. County Qinference (HCC) play and championship twice, including Vancouver 9 8 5 23 ^ 1. VHtlLK claimed co-ownership of the loop’s ti this past campaign, and been 1 ati'' Chicago 8 7 6 22 tle for the first time in 10 years. iMtircHQTat St. Louis 8 12 4 20 runner-up twice. ItMBcnmnr « They were victorious in six of eight Winnipeg 7 12 3 17 outings and were headed for the best The Silk Towners in 78 and 79 EMmonton 3 12 6 12 compiled 12-1 dual meet records and record in school history. But the Colorado 4 13 3 11 Eagles stumbled in their closing two ->1 each season secured the CCIL crown. j??- “This was an excellent year,” Wales Conference encounters, lacking the staying remarked Manchester Coach George Norris Division power required, and finished 6-4 un *’• Suitor, “and this maybe was my best W L T Pts. der first-year Coach Jude Kelly. 4 ^ “Overall I was pleased in a lot of team. Overall it had more depth,” Montreal 13 6 4 30 aA*** ways. 1 was pleased with the type of added the sixth-year mentor. Los Angeles 10 8 5 25 player (at East), the spirit of the Manchester captured the LL Pittsburgh 8 7 4 20 Completed Pass whole school and the support from crown, but was unable to come up Hartford 7 8 6 20 Henry Childs of New Orleans latches onto pass while on his with a ioftier achievement as it Detroit 6 10 4 16 the administration,” Kelly stated. m finished third in the state open. But tiling Junior High^s Field Hockey Squad "1 feel there is a solid foundation knees in Sunday’s NFL game against Atlanta. Falcons’ Rick \llullls l)i\ ision for a program here. But we have a Byas made the tackle from behind. (UPI Photo) "there was no disappointment in W L T Pts. taking third in the open. None at all.” Fresh from a competitive season is the Evette Ella, Patty McCarthy, Doreen way to go to get where we want it,” dll Boston 15 4 3 33 he continued, “The last two games Suitor refuted, "1 thought the kids Buffalo 14 6 3 31 Illing Junior High field hockey squad. Phelps, Kim Morhardt, Suzanne Nelson, ran a real good race. This year was Members were, top row (1. to r.) Judy Cariann Diaz, Caity Blodgett. Front row. we learned a lesson. You have to Minnesota 10 5 5 25 come ready to play in every cir Sabres Off Fast one of the closest contested opens in Toronto 10 10 2 22 Kechejian, Holly Westling, Kathy Regan, Coach Donna Tedford, Debra Blake, Maureen cumstance. We had some mental let a long time." Quebec 7 11 4 18 Sara Purvee, Alicia McDowell, Jeannie Flanagan, Marie Boober, Toby Brown, down and it hurt us badly. The Indians iose five top-notch 'I'licsduv 's Krsiills Kristin English, Robin Boober, Janet Whorff. “To sustain it all season, you need seniors in.Tim DeValve, second in Bronisz, Melissa McCann. Middle row. the Class LL run and fourth in the Philadelphia 6. Hartford 2 (Herald Photo by Pinto) a solid program and extraordinary Beating Bruins Toronto 5, Atlanta 3 players. We had good players, but the open, Doug Meek, Jim Gr- Montreal 5, Detroit 5 total program which allows you to go BOSTON (UPI)- - One of the unpleasant byproducts of success zymkowski, Paui Johnson and Joe Tony Pacliesa Milte Freilieil Buffalo 5. Boston 2 through 10 weeks is not there yet,” is that someone is always trying to unseat you. And after a Neubelt to graduation. Meek was St. Louis 4, Quebec 2 Hoople Likes Army to Upset Navy Kelly analyzed. merited, “It’s crucial to the program not to use that term. "I don't like to weekend of emotion-packed games with Montreal, the Boston Los Angeles 5. Winnipeg 3 East will be hit hard by graduation, that next year again we have a good use that word and I really haven't earned All-State status with their By Major Amoa B. Hoople 74th Ume, Florida-Miami (of ed schedule, we see Florida losing 19 seniors. Included are eight turnout of freshmen. thought that much of it (next year) Bruins Tuesday night were easy pickings. placements. ° Foremoft Forecaftcr Florida), for the 41st Ume; Doug Meek Jim Grzymkowski A&M topping Rhode Island. offensive and nine defensive starters. "It is conceivable that more un yet,” he stated. “I’m more con The high-flying Buffaio Sabres ,1 in the third period, struck for a pair Top returnees will be juniors Dave ISBA and Texas vs. Texas A&M, 22-17; Grambling outmuscling Egad, friends, here we are Wiped out is the entire defensive line derclassmen will start than I would cerned with getting the program built-up a 4-0 lead and held on despite of scores by Rick Middleton and John DeValve Andy Wickwire and Tom their 86th renewal. 3 Southern U. of New Orleans. has the capability of being our No. 1 Eastern Conference in the 14th and final week of a poor third period to beat the Bruins Wensink to make things interesting. tie again,” Suitor foresees, "How . At historic Grant Field in 33-18; and Arizona State capp^' and linebacking corps with the only like because there are so many holes going and keeping it going. " noting Danahy and sophomores Harry Veal, or No. 2 runner, " Suitor Allanlic l)i\ision college football's regular Atlanta, the Georgia Tech 5-2 The victory was the sixth in Buf Gilbert Perreault closed the scoring good we are in the states depends on ing a turbulent season by returnees Bob Beltrandi and Jeff to fill.” plans for an off-season weightlifting Peter Murphy and Dave Parrott. acknowledges. W L Pet. GB season. And what a windup it qfellow Jackets will warm the defeating Hawaii. 28-7. under falo's last seven starts, its fifth win with an empty net goal with nine how much they mature. will be. hearts of their home fans with Cournoyer, both juniors, from the Among the key losses for East are program are being undertaken now. "1 expect (Dave) DeValve to move "We have about seven or eight real Boston the lights in Aloha Stadium. in its last six road games, and its ''We reached all our goals Sharing the spotlite are the a come-from-behind 27-22 secondary. quarterback Tony Pachesa, wide East has a start for ‘80 offensively seconds left. up. He ran well this year and I figure good kids coming up. Our season will Philadelphia That's it for now, dear read fourth straight over Boston dating "Hockey is an emotional game. " expected. We had a lot of injuries and Alabama-Auburn SEC clash victory. ers. I want to wish one and all “I've always believed in playing receiver Mike Freiheit and fullback in junior guard John Alosky, junior he'il be one of the better runners in depend on how much they work in the New York at Birmingham. Ala., and the In the fabled Orange Bowl back to last season. said Sabres coach Scotty Bowman. many times they ran above their a happy holiday season. seniors,” Kelly states, "In a good Mike Giliberto. The latter bulwarked center Dave Knox and running backs the area,” Suitor assessed. “The summer," the Tribe coach con Washington storied Army-Navy battle in (their home field), the youth Jim McKenna and Emilio Giliberto, "One of the problems of being the "Boston had two emotional games capabilities with injuries or And don't forget to watch program you will graduate a lot of the Eagles' revitalized ground game same goes with Wickwire. At the end tinued. New Jersey Philadelphia. ful Miami Hurricanes will add for my — ahem — informa a junior and sophomore respectively. best in the league is that everyone over the weekend There had to be a sickness, " Suitor reflected on the '79 In their 49th repeat. to the woes of th Florida seniors. But in a good program you'll in ‘79 with a school-record 1,438 yards of the year he was sick and never In addition to Gates, the incoming campaign. tive and authoratative Bowl rushing on 215 carries and scored 13 And sophomore Rudy Persico gets up for you." said Sabres' center letdown." reaily recuperated. I expect him to Ccnirul DRUion Alabama's Crismson Tide Gators by winning 28-15. Games Forecast, coming to have a lot of juniors ready to step group of ninth graders includes TDs. Pachesa this past campaign appears to be the leading quarter Craig Ramsay, who along with Bruins' Coach h'red Creighton, come back strong." W L Pet. GB must defeat tbe bruising Going into Kyle Field (the you in December in.” Iliing's Doug Potter, Tim Sporck and Auburn Tigers for the right to home of the Auies), Texas was 71-for-134 for 783 yards and 6 back candidate. "Persico will be an Richard Martin had a goal and an whose team lost for only the second Suitor's crew will be bolstered by a Atlanta 14 10 .583 (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN ) That is one question which con Donnie Parker and Bennet's Tony San Antonio 12 10 545 represent the SEC in the Sug holds a huge leadin the A&M fronts Kelly. Will his juniors be TDs. As a junior he completed 101 of excellent quarterback. I’m high on assist "Boston is an excellent time in 15 games, agreed fine crop of junior high runners, Barbagallo and Art Bruder. ar Bowl. If the Tigers win. series with 60 victories, 20 hockey team, certainly one of the "Maybe we were a little flat. We Houston 10 11 476 Alabama could be the higbest- losses and five stalemates. ready to step in? There are 16 listed 189 attempts for 1,290 yards and 12 him." Kelly voiced. featuring Iliing's Gary Gates. "He "We'll be fighting for the league ti- East, after clinching the lie for the best in the league We came in here weren't ready to play as we should Indiana 10 14 417 rankng team — heh-heh — to TV bowl-bound Longhorns 1979 on the ‘79 roster, but also only nine TDs, In his three campaigns at the HCC championship, slid. Did the fire ready for a good game ' have been. We made it lough on Cleveland 10 14 417 sit at home and watch TV's figure — according to Buc [Football Forecast sophomores. East had 30 on its controls, Pachesa passed for almost bowl proceeding. Bored, our southwestern cor W riters Named in its eyes smolder? "1 think so, ” The Bruins, who split a pair of ourselves. You can't .spot four goals Olympic Assistant Coach Detroit 7 14 333 freshman team, and some may plug 3,100 yards. The Hoople Hunch is that respondent — to increase NEW YORK (UPI) - some of the holes. Freiheit latched onto 44 passes for Kelly replied, "It seems like we weekend contests with the to a team like that and beat them. " SPORTS that p ro sp ^ will he all the Reject Proposal estern Conference their lead in the series with Bob Broeg, former sports "We'll give the upperclassmen 524 yards and 5 TDs his senior cam didn't have the same respect (for the Canadiens. came out flat. Derek Boston defenseman Mike Milbury. incentive Bear Bryant's hard-earned 27-21 trimph. DENVER (UPI) - The FORUM \lidue**( DRitimi editor and columnist for paign. In the last three years, the opponents). We were expecting too Smith opened the scoring just 1 17 who was victimized for three goals, forces need to make them a Also in the Southwest, the Denver Broncos said first opportunity but the best players W L Pci. GB 28-17 victor. Kaff-kafC Houston Cougars will have th e S t. Louis Post- will be on the field,' Kelly com- Eagles' top pass catcher had 138 much and things don’t happen that into the game when he deflected a was impressed with the Sabres' Lifetime Thrill Tuesday players voted to Dispatch. and the late Milwaukee 16 7 696 - The series between tbe very little trouble with Rice receptions for 1,7% yards and 17 TDs way." pass and went in alone to deke out reject a proposal by the system Sets Record Straight Kansas City 12 13 .480 5 Army Cadets and tbe Navy as they rout the Owls, 42-7, Tommy Holmes, for many Defensively, the likes of skilled The future? "Spring practice will Boston goalie Gerry Cheevers. "They've got great discipline — National Football League Dear sir; Denver 9 15 .375 T-f. Midshipmen is one of the most concluding another good year years a baseball writer and linebacker Dave Bottaro and safety tell us a lot. We have a lot of holes but Derek is explosive, his speed is which is something we didn't have evenly contested in hisU ^ — for BUI Yoeman’s charges. Players Association that Dailey Ailing Chicago 6 18 .250 10' columnist with the defunct Mark Leavitt will be sorely missed. we hope to have eager kids ready to deceiving.' Ramsay said "He's a tonight They forechecked us weil RoAve Declares I was dismayed to read in one of with Army ahead 37 wins to Tennessee and Vanderbilt the team initiate an all- Utah 2 19 095 13 Brooklyn Eagle. Tuesday PHILADELPHIA (UPI) - In 1980, East could be undergoing a go. ” surmized the first-year Eagle good goal scorer and a lot of teams the articles relative to Thanksgiving 38. and 8 Ues in Uie 79 meet have been going at it for 73 union agreement with the and look our game away from us. " ings. years, with the Vols boasting were named by the Philadelphia Flyers' defenseman 'rebuilding' process but Kelly prefers leader. don't expect that from him. " STORRS (UPI) — Three years after he stepped off the basket Day Road Race that Amby Burfoot Parifir DR inion organization. Milbury said does not know that the Manchester On paper the Navy eleven 42 victories to 25 for the Baseball Writers Associa Bob Dailey was admitted to Univer Buffalo captain Danny Gare made W L GB The proposal, if passed, Gare. who earned the game's No. 1 ball court at the Hartford Civic Center, Dee Rowe is stepping course has been precisely measured appears to be a certain Commodores, and 6 spUts. tion as winners of the J G sity of Pennsylvania Hospital It 2-0 after one period and Ramsay Portland 16 winner. But — and it's a big "Diis is the Vols year and we would have required all star for his relentless two-way play, back on one in Moscow. and apparently neither do you. - Taylor Spink Award for Tuesday night to undergo an opera and Marlin added second period said the Sabres were just starting to Phoenix 16 8 BUT — records in this series see them taking an easy 35-8 players, even if they were Rowe, who coached the University we will give him the best support. As you may recall, for several journalistic achievement. tion Wednesday for shoulder Score in Sudden Death tallies to up the lead to 4-0 pick up Bowman's style. Los Angeles 16 8 6 count lor naught. And we con victory. not union members, to pay of Connecticut for eight years to He's putting together a staff that will years it was my privilege to be the fidently predict Lou Saban's The Holy Cross-Boston Col Broeg and Holmes will adhesions, it was announced. "They just came off two tough "We've been . successful of late Seattle 14 7 6 union dues or an annual become assistant director of complement one another well enough chief of the timing crew for the race. Army forces will win a cliff- lege matchup is the 75th. And be inducted into the Dailey was expected to be in the games and 1 felt they were a little un because we re forechecking well. Golden State 10 12 4! hanger. 23-21. Har-rumph! this appears to be a tossup. service fee. Secret Gives Bolton Grid Title athletics for development at the un to build a team that can win a gold 1 inherited the job from the late L. baseball Hall of Fame in hospital only one day. He will be prepared W'e felt if we could get a We re finishing off our checks and .San Diego 10 14 .4 A trio of long-sunding We give a slight edge to BC. A balloting was held Monway examined next week, and at that iversity, will replace his sneakers medal. Gavitt is getting the team he Morgan Porter, who was meticulous Cooperstown. N.Y.. in the good start, we'd be all right. " Gare we're getting more and more confi T uesday 'n Renulln intra-sute rivalries match 29-23 win for the Etagles. in accordance with the Scoring on its first possession in a in 16 carries to lead the champs this spring and help his friend Dave in everything he did. While my Cleorgia-Georgia Tech, their summer of 1980. time it will be decided when he will said "After the .second period, we dent. We knew we'd have to skate wants behind him as he takes on this Rounding out tbe abreviat- Colorado Labor Peace Act. sudden death overtime, the Bolton while Brown completed 6 of 10 passes Gavitt coach the United States team records do not contain the length of New York 116. Detroit 114 be able to return to action. didn't want to lay back But against ^ sto n and we did. Not many tremendous challenge.” Bulldogs defeated the Tolland Eagles for 115 yards in the 1980 Olympics. the original course. Morgan im Denver 96, Washington 91 sometimes it's harder to protect a Gavitt, now the director of to wrap up the Eastern Connecticut Bolton did not allow Tolland within teams will come in here and come "It's a tremendous responsibility pressed upon me the importance of Atlanta 143. San Antonio 120 lead than it is to fight back, " out with two points ' Gare said. athletics at Providence and com Kansas City 117. Houston 115 Pony Football Conference. its 40-yard line with Bushnell, Brown. and a once-in-a-lifetime thrill,” said missioner of the newly formed Big such information. Consequently, The Bruins, outshooting Buffalo 11- New Jersey 118. Milwaukee 93 Kaegel Named The teams had battled to a Greg Mahon. Jim Vatteroni, Charlie Rowe, who compiled a 120-88 record East Conference, was given his first when the course was altered in 19M- Can Cartwright Save the Knicks? Anderson, Mike Holbrook, Vinnie Los Angeles 122. Utah 118 ST. LOUIS (UPI) - Richard scoreless tie in regulation. at UConn, including three ECAC coaching job by Rowe at Worcester 69 by the reconstruction of the in Marone, Keith Mulock. Dan Butkus San Diego 128, Chicago 103 Kaegel, sports editor of the St. Louis The success marked the sixth time tournament appearances, two NIT Academy, When Providence Coach tersection of Porter and Highland money like they do in the World Series games. I say no way. Post-Dispatch, has been appointed in eight years Bolton won the crown. and Lee Sciavetli starring Names in the News appearances and a New England Joe Mullaney was looking for an streets in conjunction with the con Who i correct? — Cliff Neld, Cincinnati. managing editor of The Sporting The Bulldogs copped nine of 10 The Bulldogs had several scoring championship. "I couldn't think of a assistant coach, Rowe recommended stru c tio n of In te rs ta te 84, I Put your money on the wife. The winners of the champion decisions. chances but each time penalties cut greater honor than to represent the remeasured the course. ship playoff games in each NFL conference get approximate News, Gavitt for the job. When Mullaney ly $7,500 each. The losers wind up with about $5,000 per play Kaegel, 40, will take the new post The only score came when quarter short the bids. United States.” Using a calibrated trail measuring Brad Park retired in 1969, Gavitt who was then Basketball JUST ASK er. Dec. 10. He succeeds Lowell Reiden- back Wes Brown connecteid with Gil Boisoneau, Hal Sanborn, Tom Rowe is no stranger to inter head coach at Dartmouth, took over wheel, we determined that the pre Steve Holcombe on a 33-yard toss. Brown and John Mac handled the BOSTON lUPli - Boston Bruins' defenseman Brad Park underwent baugh, who becomes senior editor. national competition. He accom at Providence. He retired as head sent course length is 4.788 miles. "This ^ Murray Olderman q. Can yon give me a brief definltioa of a toachback and a Mike Bushnell picked up 92 yards Bulldog coaching duties. arthroscopic surgery on his right knee Tuesday, but a team .spokesman panied Gavitt, who was an assistant coach there after last season. length has been constant since the BLS1NE.SSMEN safety? I always used to think that on a pant or a kickoff, il refused to speculate on when Park would return to action. to Rowe some 15 years ago at Rowe, who won the last game he 1969 race. It has been available to Led by Bob Kieman's 21 points, the returner was standing on the field of play or in the end Bruins' General Manager Harry Sinden earlier conceded Park could be out Worcester Academy, to the Continen coached at UConn by toppling Fair- anyone interested, but until the note Manchester Cycle Shop whipped I By Morriy OMemuii loae and dropped the ball, and then il rolled or flew oat of the end lone. It was a safety. — Jeff Price, Ozark, Mo. of action at least two months. "Right now. that looks like a reasonable tal Cup games in Russia, Greece and field in the consolation game of the about Amby Burfoot's criticism, no Pete's, 87-49, last night at Illing. recovery period, " he said. A safety — worth two points for the opposition — occurs Transactions Yugoslavia in 1975. He was also a ECAC Tournament in 1977, handed one has ever expressed any curiosity Bob Plaster (18), Stan Alexander The tipofh when the ball is dead on or behind the team's own goal line if coach at the Pan American tryouts in the UConn reins to assistant Dom whatsoever. It is too bad that the (16) and EM Kowal (14) were also in tbe impetus comes from a player on that team. A touchback ning back Emory Marc Wilson Bill Cartwright, the young rookie center of the New results when a ball is dead on or beyond a team's own goal B aseball 1975 and the Olympic tryouts in 1976. Perno after the 1977 season. Since question rather seemed to cast a twin figures for the winners while York Knicks, is going to be a franchise-builder. He will San Diego - Acquired se Moorehead and linebacker Gavitt also named former Yale shadow on the efforts which the Tall line, provided the impetus came from an opponent (and it is STANFORD, Calif. (UPI) - Four quarterbacks, including Marc Wilson of then, he has concentrated on his ad Ron Riordan and Jim Grimes popped revitalize Gotbem interest in pro basketball, which had not a missed field goal). Then the ball is brought out to tbe 20- cond baseman Dave Cash Dan Lloyd on injured Brigham Young, were named Tuesday to the rosters of the East and West Coach Joe Vancisin as Olympic team ministrative position, but rarely mis Cedars have made over the years to in 23 and 10 points respectively for gone slightly apathetic tbe last couple of years. And yard line. The key word in all of this is Impetus, which often from Montreal for infielder reserve list and added teams for the 55lh annual Shrine football game at Stanford Stadium. Jan, 5. manager. He earlier named UCLA ses a UConn athletic event and can make the Manchester Race truly Pete's. negate the clurge that the new all-black roster hurts the involves an official's judgement. Bill Almon and outfielder linebacker Joe McLaughlin drawing power of the club. AUTO Wilson and Delrick Brown of Houston were added to the West team, which Coach Larry Brown to assist him as usually be found on the edge of his professional in its execution in every SENIOR Dan Briggs. and tight end Tom Mullady previously selected quarterback Turk Schonert of Stanford, while Bill Hurley the U.S. team tries to retain the gold seat during the Huskies' basketball detail. At any rate, I am glad to be Mark Plefka poured home 39 points Boston — Signed free- to roster. medal in won in 1976 in Montreal. q. What do you think of Steve DeBcrg as a pro qnarterback of Syracuse and David Woodley of Louisiana State became the first two games. able to set the record straight now and Ron Lavinge 33 more as Fogarty lor the San Francisco tiers? Is coach Bill Walsh right la stick- agent pitcher Skip quarterbacks named to the East team. "Obviously there's a tremendous “I guess Dave's got to think I'm that someone is interested. Oilers outlasted Cooper St. Package, iag with him and not playing Joe Montana? G.N., Santa Crux, e REPAIRS Lockwood to a four-year bond between Dave and myself,” the best man for the job,” Rowe ad Very truly yours, 104-92. Cam. contract for $1.2 million; "Homa of Mr. Goodwrancfi" Rick Mears Rowe said. "We've remained close mitted. M. Philip Susag Dave Malick chipped in a dozen Walsh, who has had unusual success in tbe developement of young pro quarterbacks (such as Ken Anderson of Cinneinnati signed right fielder Dwight BURBANK, Calif. (UPI I - The Jerry Titus Memorial Award, auto racing's through the years. We worked well tallies for the Oilers. Bill Pardo Evans to a five-year con and Dan Fonts of San Diego), still feels DeBerg, only playing • Complete Mechanical Service equivalent to college football's Heisman Trophy, has been awarded to this together during the Continental Cup pumped in 36 points, Tom Meggers 29 his second season, will be one of the fine field generals m pro tract for about $2 million; rTHflST' year's Indianapolis 500 winner. Rick Mears. games. He knows what he can expect and Tom Juknis 18 for the losers. football. Walsh gives DeBerga B-plus on tbe mechanics of the and extended the contract Probate Court is open for • Collision Repair The Jerry Titus Award was named after the journalist and driver who was from me and what kind of commit- Linebacker Pasek »V) poation. "Awareness,” says Bill, "is what be has to work on, of pitcher Dick Drago for not to throw the ball unless the receiver is wide open in that conferences with the judge • Auto Painting killed in a racing accident. Mears, 27, led the 10th annual Drivers All- ment there will be.” two years through 1982. America team selected by members of the American Auto Racing Writers Rowe, understandably proud of the spot." DeBerg is big, strong-armed, and smart enough. Lack from 6;30 P.M. to 8 P.M. of mobility is his drawback. Montana will get his chance next New York (NL) — • Low Cost Service Rentals and Broadcasters Association, thus winning the Titus award. The announce- honor, has his own idea of why Gavitt on Thursday nights. Ap Star with Southern year. I feel Walsh is handling the situation correctly dispite Released outfielder Gil pointments suggested. « Factory Trained Technicians ment was made Tuesday. chose his three assistants. Q. Can you same the player on the Dallas Cowboys who Is . tbe 49er's abysmal record. First for Rams Flores and catcher Luis Night telephone number; • Charge With Master Charge "Any number of people across the standout defensive back with Southern Connecticut State College's varsity I competing ns a heavyweight boxer? What ore Us chances? — Rosado to Tidewater of KINGSTON, R.I. (UPI) - For the I Jess McNamara, C attr dAlcae, Idaho. 647-3227, country are qualified for the job,” football squad this season was Bill Pasek of East Hartford. q. Why did the Philadelphia 78crs demote Bobby Jones International League. • 24 Hour Wrecker Service Lyle Alzado first time in its 79 years of football, I Where have you been? Former Cowboy Ed 'Too Tall" Jones William E. FitzGerald Rowe .said. "I think Dave has got to The 5-11, 170-pound senior who from a starting position In their liaenp. I thooght he was (,'LEVELAND lUPI) — Cleveland Browns' Coach Sam Rutigliano will the University of Rhode Island will I has already made his professional boxing debut, on national always oae of the best players la pro basketball. — R.S., Jack- F ootb all Judge off Probate Tel. 646-6464 have enough faith in us to think that played his high school football at ■ television yet. He looked loot, although his opponent was NY Giants - Placed run- decide within the next two days whether to keep Lyle Alzado at defensive close out its gridiron season in the son, Mich. East Catholic, was the only letter- I jobbed out of the fight. Too Tali has since beaten another It wasn't actually a demotion. Jones — one of tbe most tackle or move him back to his regular defensive end slot. month of December. man with the defensive unit. ■ pushover — literally pushing him down. 1 think Ali said it unappreciated talents in the game, and an especially fine Alzado. an all-pro right defensive end last year with Denver, was traded to S]?®II®SQUIZ The Rams, 1-8-1 in an injury-beset ■ succinctly when asked about Too Tail’s chances as a boxer The 20-year-old Pasek was the glue defender — Is now what's knosm as a “sixth man.” Tbe 78ers the Browns and Rutigliano switched him from the right to the left. I.ater he season, travel to Tallahassee to play I 'Timberrri!!" All of these beautiful specimens — such as Too moved Caldwell Jones to a forward position alongside Julius MTCHER (SUSS CO. was switched to tackle. that held together the Owl secon Florida A&M Saturday. ■ Tail and Charlie Powell before him — seem to have glass Brving to add offensive rebound stroigtb to their lineup. But dary. While at East Catholic and in I chins. And reflexes that may be quick in football, but woefully Jones gets in almost as much laying tlitHIme as anybody. By the Oa«r JS fMn tspmma oUlANCHitTIII A&M’s Rattlers, 6-4 after a streak I slow in the ring. BOim M U his (irst three seasons at Southern, of injury problems, are defending way. Junior Bridgeman, tbe MilwaultM Bucks' "sixth man,” is Doug Beaudoin H(TFO« Ml that team's leading scorer, COMPLETE AUTO OLA88 8ERVICE Pasek played safety, he wound up his Division 1 AA national champions. FOXBORO. Mass. lUPI) — The New England Patriots Tuesday placed IB.9AVEKMSC^ final collegiate season as an outside q. What happened to Virgil Carter? I have not seen him la with ex-NBA star Frank Ramsey of tbe old Boston Celtics. WINDOW QLASS • MIRRORS • GLASS FURNITURE safety Doug Beaudoin on the injured reserve list due to a fractured upper jaw They were 12-1 last year. I the Bears' Uncap far a c o n ^ of years now. — Erich Stompl, And Celtic great John Havlicek spent most of his career In TOPS a PICTURE FRAMING • FIREPLACE & DOOR (^RESRHItH. linebacker. New Britain, Cl. that role. MIRRORS a TUB ENCLOSURES a SPECIAL WORK suffered in Sunday's game against the Buffalo Bills. More than half his life, Pasek has You’re Ulking about a very successful and peripateUc Beaudoin. 25.,was operated on Monday and reported recovering satisfac WHO WkSTHE 'le -H K.IM6 been playing football. He started out young man. VIrgilArho is just 34 walked away from a guaran Parting allot: torily. To take his place on the roster. Carlos Pennywell was reactivated WnHAMfr as a sixth grader in the East Hart teed contract with tbe CUcago B ean after the 1978 season rcauECTorsiTaisJ from the injured reserve list. scoiim« because (I.) be got tired of not being able to call his own pUys ^iAi4(ai€$K6 649-4521) iru n CHEVROLET. ford Midget League where he was a th e alter 9 yean of pro-quarterbacking, and (2.) be was heavily If Bowie Kuhn were really concerned with the "good .nCMTBBl Dave Cash defensive end and offensive guard. involv^ with commodities on tbe C U can Board of Trade. of baseball," be would have paid less attention to such k. A broken ankle as a freshman in Now be lives In Newport Beach, Calif. He Is president of a piddling problems as Willie klays shilling for a casino EtM a Osh Bm SAN DIEGO (UPI) — The suddenly wheeling-dealing San Diego Padres W Rvm mid-season curtailed his first year of job window and door roaoufacturing company in Del Monte, Calif. and BlUy Martin banging around bars. He should have interceded long ago in the Oakland franchise situation, t . LLOYD He pilots his own Cessna plaae to all Brijpiam Young football 1229 IMAIN ST. IMANCHE8TER Tuesday acquired slugging second baseman Dave Cash from the Montreal play at Southern and he was installed which is the real disgrace in major league baseball. rusHCS $ n a FREE games on Saturdays, serm g as a commentator for his alma mMamiai-sJiML 8 Expos in a 2-for-l trade for reserve infielder Bill Almon and utility outfielder at safety in his sophomore year as fin d er mater's radio broadcasU. On Sundays, be fliea to wherever the UTTU12MM .m-r-j/ir-w" 1 Dan Briggs. c.M M iiquES the No. 2 man. JOHNSON Chicago Bean ate pUying, conducting haUllme and post- Pleoss sand all sports quastlona to Murray OMorman, P.O. Box The trade came on the heels of the Padres' signings of free-agent pitchers Regular status was gained in both , game radio shows. He's a lot more visible than Judge Crater. 6346, Inchna VMage, Nav. 69480. Bscauss of the vohima of 54 McKf{ ST., MANCH($T(I 6CM1M6 MPAIMD .lohn Curtis., an ex-Giant. to a five-year contract reportedly worth $1.75 Pasek’s junior and senior years when "•* ' man, thare wW ba no individual rasponsas. {Off CmUr Sl) ' ooiiBAL MOTOiB fAm nvnqN million, and former Cleveland pitcher Rick Wise to a $2 million five-year he gain^ recognition for his ball- Pasek will gradiute in June with a , q. My wife seems U ihUk each player participating la pce- (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN.) Itasleoal leethaU playaM games receives aa extra sam ef pact. 392IOS9 ■M m n hawking and tackling. degree in economics. 1 4 - EVENING HERALD, Wed.. Nov. M. ICT TV in Review EVENING HERALD, Wed^ Nov. 2i, 1979 — 16 Ipput on Curriculum Finance Board Little Rascals Return Sets Meeting If By JOAN HANAUER Christmas instead,” Muller said in story about people giving gifts with HEBRON —The Board of Finance UPI Televillon Writer an interview. "The nightmare is that very little money.” Favored by Kennedy Will meet tonight at 8 p.m. In the Muller doesn’t confine himself to NEW YORK (UPI) - Romeo I’ll wind up competing against Town Office Building. myself, but it hasn’t happened yet.” Christmas shows. He also wrote the By LAUREN DAVIS SHEA education students with vocational requirem ents was adopted. A The meeting will acemt the annual Muller grew up watching "The Little splendid television cartoon version of Raacals" in the movies and now he's For those who confused "Our Herald Reporter and educational schooling to m ^ e proposal to reduce tuition to non- town report for 1978-79; hear a report Tolkien’s "The Hobbit,” and has helping to bring them to television in Gang” and the "Little Rascals” - them self-sufficient. The most re s id e n ts , p ro v id ed c e rta in from Edward Williams concerning completed a new Tolkien animation MANCHESTER -T he tovm’s PTA the progress of the Town Office a new form — animation. they’re the same. Muller said the council has proposed a citizens ad significant changes in education of the qualifications were met, was also titled, "Frodo the Hobbit,” taken special education students, accor- passed. Building Addition Study Committee Muller wrote and produced "The concept started out hi silent films as visory council to work on curriculum mostly from “Return of the King” ding to center director Norman and hear a report from Roger Little Rascals Christmas Special” to Hal Roach’s "Uttle Rascals.” At goals which was greeted The board approved allocating an be seen on NBC Dec. S, 8:30 p.m. MGM the talking version became and scheduled to be a two-hour ABC Fendell, has been the mainstreaming additional $12,630 for heating costa. Terranova concerning the Board of special this winter or early spring. enthusiastically by School Superinten Education contract negotiations. That’s significant because Muller “Our Gang” comedy starring Hal dent James Kenn«ly. of minimally handicapped students Also approved was an increased ap into the regular education system. propriation to the ROTC budget. The The meeting will also receive is the author of a dozen Christmas Roach’s Uttle Rascals. When Roach Citing citizen interest In the goals sold the show to television, he used Nielsen Ratings ROTC officials reported their credit evaluations of 40 teachers was monthly fiscal statements from the cartoons you’ll see this year, in and programs of the local education tax collector. Board of Education, cluding “Rudolph the IM-Nosed the "U ttle Rascals” title because The 10 top network television students are finding employment approved. The authorization to apply system, PTA President James doing factory benchwork, such as Board of Selectmen and the Reindeer” (in Its 16th showing since "Our Gang” belonged to MGM. programs for the week ending Nov. Morancey said, "Declining for additional funds under Title VII stuffing envelopes. Other employ was approved. treasurer; and act on requests for its 1964 debut), "Frosty the Snow “There were several hundred Ut 25, according to the A.C. Nielsen Co., enrollments, back to basics ment areas included housecleaning, The only item to generate dissent budget transfer and appropriations. man,” "Santa Gaus is Coming To tle Rascals over the years,” Muller W6r61 movements, economic pressures food service and working in convales was a decision, which the board ap Town” (his favorite so far), and said. "I chose the five I thought best 1. Smokey and the Bandit; 2. Oh, and state mandates are among major cent homes. proved, to become a plaintiff if asked Senior Honored many more. Including some new known — Darla Hood, Spanky, God: 3. 60 Minutes; 4. Three’s Com factors facing the Board of Educa Officials face problems in finding in a suit being brought by the com comers such as "Jack Frost” and Alfalfa, Stymie, Porky and the little pany; 5. Angie; 6. Dukes of Hazzard; tion. The citizen advisory council will HEBRON —Karen Vashalifski, a dog with the circle around his eyes, employment for some of the students bined Boards of Elducation against the "Frosty and Rudolph’s Christmas in 7. Happy Days; 8. Dallas; 9. Charlie have as its purpose formulating goals senior at Rham High School, has for a variety of reasons. Since some state. been presented with the Good July.” Pete the Pup. Brown Thanksgiving; 10, Real Peo and programs,” to meet these “The show is set in the 1930s, the students are from out of town, Board member Nicholas Costa Gtizenship Award by the Daughters Annual Christmas Fair “That was written to be put on the ple. changes. air in the summer, but it’s going at Depression years. It’s a Christmas transporting them to job sites is dif objected to joining the suit saying it P L O Appeal of the American Revolution. Jennie Halsted, Dorothy Kenyon, Agnes made gifts, a bake sale and a raffle. Proceeds Kennedy said the proposal is an, ficult. Officials said at least one stu would open, "a Pandora’s Box.” He The “Good Citizen" is chosen on “opportunity to widen citizen par Farouk Kaddoumi, chief of the Palestine Liberation Falch, Fenwood Manor residents, prepare for from the fair will be given to the patient’s ac- dent is capable of working but is lazy. said he was concerned that the basis of leadership, dependabili ticipation in the formulation of Another problem is that some meaningful collective bargaining Organization’s political bureau, speaking before the U.N. ty, service and patriotism. The other its annual Christmas Fair. The fair, on Satur- of the C restfield'C onvalescent Home, school board goals. My only concern TV Tonight employers aren’t ready to give the would be impossible without the right General Assembly said the international community must con seniors at Rham were asked to is that we not get too many citizens’ day from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., features hand- (Herald photo by Pinto) students at ROTC a chance. to strike. tain Israeli aggression and condemned the United States for choose three candidates for the groups going because this creates 2 asavadyHMbwm In other reports, the board learned Other board members said this vetoing “positive” resolutions in the Security Council on Palesti award and the Rham faculty, by 6:00 8K)0 Amartoan Cowboy problems in staff co-ordination.” ^(EOOBNawt d Young Mavartok (T) S3 Nam 12:30 school enrollment is dropping an es was not the issue at stake. nian rights. (UPI photo) vote, chose the winner. X IL o v a L u c y CDCroaa-WIta d a vagm d Movla "Force 01 Arm s’ The proposal, according to timated four percent from 1979-1980 The proposal calls for contributing (SJokw'tWid d a Bghtla Enough a a a s a s l Of Saturday Night (1951) William Holden. Nancy Morancey and Kennedy, meets state Holly Concert Scheduled 0 a B iy Qraham ouMda Urn to 1980-1981. Decreases are occurring $640 to join the Connecticut Associa TV Community COMO* Olson. Adim -12 aaRMlPfOpla a Connadleut Prima Thna Board of Ekiuoation guidelines. The in all areas except Head Start, and tion of Boards of Education in CPR Class Open S aoraan Acres board was asked to consider the S StrMto Of San Frandtco a SB Qraat Partarmanoaa 10:30 special education and handicapped challenging the constitutionality of SOUTH WINDSOR — Persons interested in enrolling in SOUTH WINDSOR -T he South Roberta Reeves, chorus director high school and Timothy Eldwards S3 Zoom (R) a Sargaant BMo 12:37 proposal at its December meeting. daB sratU students. The board also heard from recent state law mandating binding the South Windsor Women's Club sponsored cardio Windsor Community Chorus wili pre said. School. The success of that concert 6:30 6'30 S3 DIckCavstt In other business, the board heard 1«0 Wilson E. Deakin Jr, assistant school arbitration in teacher contract pulmonary resuscitation course are invited to contact sent its seventh annuai Hoiiy Concert Membership in the chorus is made led to the formation of the communi S Carol Bumatt And Frtanda GE) Marv OrtHIn IldX) the superintendent's report on the up of aduits and high schooi students ty chorus. S Tic Tac Dough a Our Mm Brooka d d a a a N m s a a 8 Tomorrow superintendent that first aid training negotiations, Barbara Sherwood 644-0702 or Linda Knight, 644-0754. on Dec. 15 at 8 p.m. at the South aOSNBCNawt Regional Occupational Training Windsor High School. from South Windsor and other area Mrs. Reeves was formerly director 9KX) ® M*A*S"H 1:10 will be provided school secretaries Organizational Meeting The classes will be offered on Tuesday evenings at the SffiOvarEaay (3 ) Tha Unbiokan Ckda aO ur Mm Brooks dHswalFIva-O Onter. In a prepared statement, Wapping Community Center from December through The chorus is a program of the towns. Two concerts are performed of music for the Wapping Community aThaOddCoupla aCMooAndThsMsn and principals in order to meet state COVENTRY - There will be an d a Chaika't Angala 1:46 Kennedy said the center is seen as, statutes. He said school secretaries May. Instructor for the course is Joseph Russo. Recreation Department which was annualiy. one in the spring and the Church of South Windsor. She 6:56 dMaalThaMayora a Bast Of Bums And Alan d N a m “ Filling the missing link in the organizational meeting of ail Coven a Nawt a a a Dlirram Strokaa aren't authorized to administer CPR Re-certification will be held December 4 and 11 organized to provide an opportunity other at Christmastime. directed the children's choirs for 10 11:30 2:00 education of the handicapped. Like try Little League coaches, and their a SB Okaat Partormanoaa GPMaryTylsrMoora medication or first aid without the and May 6 and 13. First Aid and Personal Safety will be for musicai expression for both the Mrs. Reeves, who has been direc years and the adult chancel choir for 7M aMovla "Tha Papor Chaaa" d Joa Franklin assistants. Wednesday at 7 p.m. in 3 ) C SS Nam d K o la k any other institution it as undergone training and they aren’t covered by held January 8,15 and 22 and March 4,11 and 18. CPR and trained and untrained voice. tor of the chorus since its inception, six years. (1974) Timothy Bottoms, Undaay a Hawtywad Qsms the board room of the Town Hall. a )M * A -S 'H Wagner. A young law student dSLovaBoat changes, and some false starts. It has Aithough no format audition is directed a group in 1972 which per She devotes much time to X M A B C N a m a a a Tonight 2:20 the Good Samaritan law. The meeting will elect officers for CE Module will be held February 5,12 and 19 and April 1, attempts to Impress a tyrannical d N a m changed from when it opened in 1976 necessary, a distinct standard of formed a benefit concert to raise reviewing and selecting the music S a Dating Qama prolsssor while unwittingly tailing OAndyOrtfimi The board voted unanimous ap the 1980 baseball season. AH men and 8 and 15. (UFaatMOfFalth and it will change between now and exceiience is maintained. Mrs. funds to buy band uniforms for the for all performances, choosing songs In love with hla daughter. (2 hrs.) 12KX) 2:30 proval of almost all the items to women interested in coaching Little Joumayt To Tha Mind d Blaek Shaap Squadron a Tha Odd Couple 1985.” come before them. A policy change Math Team Competes enjoyable to chorus members and the SNam 9:30 ® Movla "My Darling Clomen- The mission of the program was League are asked to attend this (£ NHL Hocksy to bring the town's in-schooi suspen audiences. The chorus now has about aDIckCavalt llne" (1946) Henry Fonda. Linda explained as being to provide special meeting. HEBRON —The Rham High School Math Team goes to MM auda 10:00 Darnell. DIrecled by John Ford. sion program into line with state 70 members, the majority of whom Onoa Upon A Clatalc Norwich Free Academy today to participate in a math Church Sets Sing-Along have belonged for several years. (I Kenny Rogers And The 3C Dr. Soolt On Habram contest. 7:29 MANCHESTER — A sing-along provided on the fiddle by ll-year-old Miss Karen Krinjak is accom a Daily Numban The Rham team finished first among 14 public schools and evening of entertainment will be Kari Berg, who was the U S. panist for the chorus. She is a native 7:30 Newt For Senior CItizon* in the Middlesex County Math League. Only the Choate held Friday at St. Bridget Church. It representative at the International of Manchester and a graduate of the ( £ P.M. M^iazlna School and Xavier High School finished with better ( £ A l In Tha Family THE LITTLE THEATRE OF MANCHESTER SUPODIAlj scores. will begin at 7:30 p.m. in the school Competition for Irish Music this Boston Conservatory of Music. She is CD FamNy Faud By WALLY FORTIN H e re ’s a n o th e r in 604; Billy Stone, 598; Dom 757; Bob Schubert. 757; Scott Richards, a junior at Rham, led all scorers in the auditorium and will be conducted by summer in Ireland, and by William presently director of instrumental (SBannyHM teresting bit of news for Ahastasio, 590; Robert Josephine Schuetz, 757; contest with a perfect score of 18 points. Mark Reichelt, Father Thomas Murphy, of Fairfield Marceau Sr. and William Marceau music at Manchester High School a W M Kingdom Hi! By now you have and previously was an elementary a sig M o n a y you folks who like to have Schubert, 585; Bob Hill, Rene Maire, 751; Felix also a junior, was second high scorer with 17 points. The Father Murphy was inducted this Jr on the bagpipes joined by Kevin 83 heard that we received a music specialist in the South Windsor MacNall / Lahrar Raport “‘Glass K ! ' your own garden. Joe has 584; Annette Hillery, 584; Jesanis, 748; Al Gates, 746; Rham team is presently in third place in the Class "M" in month into the College Preperatory Marceau, vocalist. SThaSaxtar'a state grant finish hopefully Leon Fallot, 740; Al School system. aoickVanDyka had our garden at the Sam Shorrs, 579; Martha the Middlesex League. School of Fairfield University Hall of A raffle will be held during inter the renovations at the Chellman, 739, a Tic Tac Dough Green School. I beard the Green School enlarged now LaBate, 573. Fame and has entertained in mission. and sing-along sheets will be In the afternoon we had 3 |Hn(IMlwie(ceijE«ia(cscifiiCB(ie(iwg«xc(Ba(Batia(caiiqr numerable gatherings at the piano Menagerie news late Wednesday so that we will be able to provided. The organ played by tables for bridge and the Bazaar at Church afternoon and it sure made accommodate about ten and organ. Father Murphy will be provided by Vernon Cmr 1^2 high scores were: Marge i fiynrB* J^alla Art anil jngior^ jt Sally Middleton, a former Miss for a nice Thanksgiving small spaces for gardens. Allen Organ Studios of Hartford Inc. Reported Success Huuifs - 1 r • * If you are interested, you Reed, 3,630; Marjorie Connecticut, will be the mistress of Tickets will be available at the door. Reg. $5 OOf present. BOLTON — The holiday bazaar, 'AN Durtng Novwnbar ) Now we are in the should contact Joe, and, by McLain, 3,620; Billy Stone, g Largest Aelertion of ceremonies. Entertainment will be 3,450. held last week at St. Maurice Church, FUNFORTHI OPEN CASTINGS process of putting it all the way, he will be working g l\ear-Ea»lern Brass, Copper, netted the church 32,476 and the raf n IN TIM FAMILY together and getting the in the garden this Thursday We had a real big turnout fle. held in connection with the ‘THE HtM Ml iLTM WORKSHOP 22 OAK STREET^ paper work ready to go out afternoon and Friday and for our pinochle games on X and Ceramics in New England. Monday and the winners Culture Program Slated bazaar, netted $2,494. THAT SAVED ^ to bid. This all t^ e s two to could use some help. If you were: Mina Reuther, 806; a South Sireel. Coventry. ('4)nn. working on a television series for Raffle winners were: Nichol pirrsBinsHpa three weeks and then the want a space for your own mm COVENTRY — "The Library as a Gladys Seelert, 798; I (20.T) 7 4 2 -7 8 0 5 Nadeau of Coventry, a color televi 8:00pm "anchors away” to start garden, then you should Center for Children's Culture," will Warner Brothers. Martha LaBate, 771; FriU sion; Feme Green of Manchester, a the work. plan on dropping by either g Op en Wednesday thru Sunday. I to S be the topic of a program to be held Williams will perform an authentic Thursday Tuesday Ju M c tR ltA l Wilkenson, 768; Jennie hindquarter of beef; Ruth West, 2 w l W Meanwhile we have quite or both days to give Joe a' at the Booth-Dimock Memorial ■ Punch and Judy" puppet show. Fogarty, 767; John Kline. Following the program there will Manchester, a radio-phono- Nov 29 Dec 4 a bit of work that we must helping hand. Library at 8 p.m. on Dec. 4. • 8 M 1 I2 Our planned trip to Francelia Butter, a professor of be a question and answer period. The tapeplayer; Judy Moore, Rocky Hill, do as our added share in program is part of the "Independent gift certificate; Marion Omway, receiving the grant. So now Florida is coming along English at the University of Connec pretty well and at this ticut. will be the guest speaker. She Library in the Small Community" Hebron, clock radio; Linda Dorval, I am putting in a special program sponsored by the Connec Andover, radio; Helen Kurys, C$11 for you men to come writing we have ten seats will be joined by Brad Williams, a left. For further informa professional puppeteer who is now ticut Humanities Council. Bolton, a barrel of canned goods. forth and put in a few hours in the mominp. We'll be tion, call our office, 647- up there painting, sanding 3211. one of the floors and some We received word that Road Race on CATV carpentry work. The more the following ladies are we can get done in the next patients at the Manchester MANCHESTER —A videotape of the 43rd Annual Five- few weeks will certainly Memorial Hospital; Grace Mile Thanksgiving Road Race will be shown on CATV promises Windsor and Mary Rhodes. Access Channel 13 Thursday at 7:30 p.m. THIS help to make the $17,725 do the important work. Also Bob Doggart who is The 30-minute program features interviews with the We arrive at the school beginning to feel a little winner, John Treacy, and with numerous race par Dark around 9 a.m. and most of better after having a slight ticipants and spectators. Also included are race ta e m iy .HARSHA MASfJN ©te Herald NID KATTV 4UV4M T ARA the men leave at noontime. shock. HKHAll SaANOtVs KATHUlSBIUlR highlights. WEEK’S So come on out and give us Our good friend and CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING "The thing about the tape that sets it apart from average | 4 « ! ^ a helping hand. onetime good will am sportsfare," according to producer Jay April, "Is that it By the way, here’s an im bassador, Paul Schuetz, captures the festive atmosphere and excitement that are portant announcement es now in the Manchester part of this great town tradition." pecially for you folks who Manor Convalescent Viewers are invited to address all suggestions and com SPECIALS missed out on our Holiday Home. ments regarding town sponsored programming on Access Fair. Our ladies have Tomorrow after a nice Channel 13 to Jay April, communications specialist, at volunteered to spend this veal parmigiana lunch we the high school media center HAMBURGER coming Saturday here at will have a bingo game to the Senior Center to sell make up for the one we DIAMOND 1^ missed last Friday. The BAKED STUFFED SOLE .... l^us SALAD BAR some beautiful handmade Freeh Riel ol sole baked In our own articles and ceramics. games will start about 1 Bus Set for Show ertne tauee topped with a cheese • □ UniledAitisIs 1/4 pound* of 100% pure beef CPUHtf BIRCAIMS IN GIFT GIVIHG COHMH They will be here from 10 p.m. leoned etufllng. MSPMNTED Plus All-Vou-Can-Eat Salad Bar a.m. to about 5 p.m. and This past Wednesday WmiElectniic 9'xir VERNON —The Vernon Arts Commission will sponsor 40 PC. i Vs" HdENTALmuneS S p e c i a l s a bus trip to the Jorgensen Auditorium. University of CATTLEMAirS CUT A story abort h§m§tk» ...$1.99 this win give you a chance before the holiday naTM. Connecticut, Jan. 26 to see the show, "Aladdin " by the courage to be urbat yoa an. to pick up some nice weekend, we had 9 tables SOCKET SETS aOCKUUM iw« Prince Street Players at 1 p.m. SiRLOW...... Christmas gifts at a for pinochle and the Our popular thick cut lllat of eirtoln winners were: Josephine Commission members said they are sponsoring the trip reasonable price and help broiled to perfection. RunniHG Schuetz, 608; Mary Hill, ■ / because a previous one last month was so successful. The us out at the same time. ^ Carat cost is $3 for adults and $2 for students and children. Art Carat Council members may deduct $1 from the price of the COMPLETE WITH CHOICE OF .M OOZ AUUIM OUR adult ticket and 50 cents from the student tickets. APPETIZER, POTATO, AND OUR RANCH B: .W AKI TO HU«C Ticket orders and money should be sent by Nov. 29 to HOUSE TOAST Ihrir 84148-^ »24” $ )00 ^ 7 9 9 0 0 Mrs. Dorothy Casadei, 160 Washington St., Vernon. HALLOWEEN Checks should be made payable to the Vernon Arts Com ■A-' . nl!!x«10*«set 3-WAY STKO SKAHKS PRK;r PliRO ilCARAl PRICr PfR P'OC-ARA!' mission. Children under age 12 must be accompanied by } lll/ d ) lh & inirnTW an adult. Chlldron't M«nu AvallabI* yOUTH SPECIALTY SHOP .AIK tUMNSION Mill Pricas starting at 694 T)ie \ ^ 787 MAIN OT. MANCHEtTM Tlw CoMfort Stove Special Price Includes 14 Carat Gold Ring Or Pendant Night \ 1/3 pound* SUPER C m I Iron C ) 1 8 - EVENING HERALD, Wed., Nov. M, ICT •••••••••••••••••••••••••• Frank & Emett PaaiHits — Charki M. Sehulx Apartmanla For Aant SJ ' 1 Wand«r 4 Period in ( ROOM DUPLEX- Mature hittory couple preferred. No pets. Dear Abby 7 Energy unit Available Immediately. IF to Grabbed Reasonable. Call after 5 p.m., 12 Bread ipread By Abigail Van Buren 14 long period S43-43W. ^ Y o u O N T H & L ftP T of time 15 Heavy volume AVIS VWOui>D O A W T d iA o |A, 16 Valorous ROOMMATE - Wanted to share parson 17 Mae West 3 bedroom house in Andover, role ONE MORE WEEK off Route 6. with 2 males ■ non DEAR ABBY: In response to the complaint about barking 18 Become smoker ■ available December DCNVEfE OR New ORtftAMT dogs, you said. 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You (Ion I have sweeps'." ■■ X You'll find lo shell out much A • u perfec- ‘it It) gel big resulls. ® N * I in the V. ani .Ads 24 HOUR CLASSIFIED SERVICE b u s t e r IT'S MUSCLE* //-25 CALL 6 4 3 -2 7 1 8 after 5 p.m. or 6 4 3 -2 7 1 1 during business hours 8:30-5 T am not a vetarinarian!" 2 0 - EVENING HERALD, Wed., Nov. 2*, 1879 GET1HE CHEESE AND HAVE AFARTY "O Entertaining used to mean formality and fussing. It still does, sometimes, but now some of the best parties are casual ones. Lighter fare is gaining in popularity, so is cheese. Cheese is a natural party food, especially for relaxed, com fortably undemanding get-togethers. It’s convenient, versatile, and always appropriate. Any way you slice it, cheese is an appealing addition to a company menu. Make a few calculated cuts, add a simple garnish, and youll have an assortment of appetizers that pleases the eye as well as the palate. To help you begin, here from the Kraft Kitchens, are some food ideas that incorporate both ease of NEW preparation and no-fuss serving. • Height always adds interest to a buffet table. If you don t have a tiered dish, make one. Stack cups between a chop plate, dinner plate, and dessert plate as shown here. Or build a pedestal with a small bowl and a round platter. Turn an individual size salad bowl upside-down and top with a serv ing size bowl to create a footed server. Use florist clay to secure your invention. - Make a "Colby Spiral” by cutting a 16-ounce longhorn style natural colby cheese crosswise into 8 slices. Turn upright and cut vertically into quarters. Serve witli party picks. VIRGN Towers of round crackers are easy to stack and take less space than usual horizontal arrangements. ' Sample a variety of cheese types, shapes, textures, and flavors. Use a wax dipped cheese such as gouda to add color contrast. ' Most cheese should be served at room temperature. Cover cheese trays fixed ahead, tiglitly, and refrigerate until a half- hour before serving. • For quick-to-make canapes, pair cheese with vegetables, fruits, cooked meats, and otlier cheeses. Improvise with what you have on-hand. • Vary the shapes of your cheese snacks. Combine squares and rounds; rectangles and wedges. Cut cubes and sticks, too. • Cut cheese chilled. It’s easier. • Garnish to make it grand. Line platters with lemon leaves. Slice stuffed olives. Arrange strips of pimiento with chopped parsley. Frost grapes. • To frost grapes: Dip grapes in slightly beaten egg white; coat with sugar. Let stand at room temperature to dry. S < O C « ! s GOLDEN CHEESE BITES A lo w tar, slim cigarette Let guette deepfry their own tidbits or serve them from a fabrlC’ dll your own. lined basket. 1 i, plcg. Casino natural 1/2 cup (2 ozs.) Kraft grated Regular or M enthol. brkk, muenster, or parmesan cheese monterey jack cheese 1/2 cup dry bread crumbs i eggs, beaten 1/2 teaspoon onion salt Oil Cut brick cheese into 24 cubes. Dip in egg; coat with combined parmesan cheese, crumbs and onion salt. Repeat. Fry in deep oil, 375°, until lightly browned. VI^INj^LIMS ^ 24 appetizers To Make Ahead; Cover uncooked appetizers; refrigerate. When ready to serve, fry as directed. DELECTABLE CHICKEN PUFFS There's a cheezy surprise tucked inside this crowd-pleaser recipe. 1/2 cup water 2 cups chopped cooked 1/4 cup farkay margarine cnicken 1 cup flour 1/2 cup chopped celery 1/2 teaspoon salt 1/4 cup chopped onion 1/2 lb. Velceeta process cheese 3 eggs spread, cut into small 1/4 lb. Velceeta process cheese cubes spread, cut into small cubes 1/2 teaspoon salt * * * * Dash of pepper Bring water and margarine to a boil. Add flour and salt; stir vigorously over low heat until mixture forms a ball. Remove from heat. Add eggs one at a time, beating until smooth after ^ tar-menthol each addition. Stir in process cheese spread; mixing until melted. l o w TAR . •/..sASfrii Drop level tablespoonfuls of dough onto greased cookie sheet. Bake at 400°, 25 minutes. Remove from cookie sheet immediately. Combine chicken, celery, onion, process cheese spread and sea APPETIZER PATE sonings; mix lightly. Cut tops from cream puffs; fill witli chicken CHEESECAKE mixture. Replace tops. Bake at 350°, 15 minutes. Approximately 2-1/2 dozen Cheesecake moves up on the menu to the first ,Only 9 mg tar course with this new appetizer pate recipe. It s rich, so slice the wedges thin. .Make this savory dish “a day before" if you prefer cover and re PARTY SANDWICH LOAVES frigerate. Gflmis/i it just before the party .starts. Festive and fast, these petite sandwich loaves begin with regular 1 Clip cruthed plain croutom Parkay margarine, melted bread slices. Fix as many or as few as you need. 3 tablespoons In the new crush'proof 1 envelope unflacored gelatin 1-I/3 cups egg salad Soft Parkay margarine 1 /2 cup cold water 2 8-os. pkgs. Philadelphia Brand cream 1 12-oz. pkg. Kraft American 1-1/3 cups ham salad cheese purse pack. 18 whole wheat bread Singlu process cheese food 1 8-os. pkg. Iher sausage slices, crusts removed 1 5-os, far Kraft rteufduitel 1/4 cup Kraft real mayonnaise 9 mg"tar'.'0.8 mg nicoiine av. per cigarene by FTC Method. 8 white bread slices, crusts cheese spread with olives 3 tablespoons chopped pfmfenfo removed and pimento 2 tablespooru grated onion Spread both sides of white bread and one side of whole wheat 1 tablespoon prepared mustard Warning; The Surgeon General Has Determined 1/2 teaspoon lemon juice bread with margarine. For each individual loaf, top whole wheat That Cigarette Smoking Is Dangerous to Your Health. bread slice with process cheese food, two tablespoons egg salad, Combine croutons and margarine; press o ^o white bread, process cheese food, two tablespoons ham salad and bottom of 9-inch sprinrform pan. Bake at J&u 10 minutes. Soften gelatin in cold "'Rteu whole wheat bread. Frost top with one tablespoon neufdiatel over low heat until dissolved. Combine softened cheese spread. Cover lightly. Refrigerate 1 hour. Cut vertically cream cheese, IWer sausage and mayonnaiM. into four slices. mixing at medium speed on e l^ ric mixer unUl well blended. G r a M y add ge atin S tt in ' 8 loaves remaining ingredents until well blended. Four 32 sandwiches o ^ r crust. Chill until firm. Remove run of pan; garnish with chopped green onion and pimiento strips, if desired. EVENING HERALD, Wed., Nov. 2S. 1979 - 23 bTeam of Sugarplums, But Make Your Own Candy I The Year-round Turkey Cookbook firm;f !#•*% • (!«»■«then t*rt*nnwrap Individual OlltOonto SITIOOtil. smooth, drV dry StlFfaCG. surface, tfAtiEven nAr\*«lA people ••• 1 who. ^ I Amlemon A f1 H^aaeS dressing, nn nnstilaS#« pastitsio— n _ Pappas tsaid. j n n"People i_ _■ don't'P: «»•«««Times-Tribune, thenm a a goes o th icthis UAat* year a# at their of ___ my_____ recipes•. and she for it don’t need to be — Use evaporated Vk cup chopped nuts brown sugar step. They are delicately pretty ly in plastic wrap. Store in knead until mixture is ■pedallze In low-calorie a creamy, rich casserole miss the calories because home to cook for her hus daughter's home in the Los prebrowned. Or you can skimmed milk instead of For those special people cooked variety. Butter Vk cup chopped 1 cup whipping cream promised to make me my Cheiry Eggnog Fudge is when tinted and should be an airtight container in a smooth and the consistency cooking tend to throw cau containing pasta; either a it's not at all like diet food. band, Nicholas, and the Angeles area, Mrs. Gib low-calorie cranberry cook them in a little broth, whole milk in pumpkin pie on your gift list, what could Mints do not need one maraschino cherries, well V< cup (Vk stick) butter a delight because of the stored In the refrigerator. cool, dry place. of pastry dough. Correct tion to the winds at Greek salad with feta, "I became aware of the three children still at bons’ last stop on a recipe. But her father gave just until it evaporates." and only half as much be nicer than candy made because they're uncooked. drained 2 tablespoons light com eggnog, nuts and Cherry Eggnog Fudge consistency, if necessary, Thanksgiving. olives, tomatoes and way times were going. I home. Many of her recipes promotional tour for her —Skim fat from the drip sweetening as the recipe in your own kitchen? It's If you've made candy Butter sides of a heavy 3- symp Butter Mints orders for ail the maraschino cherries it Yield: 36 pieces by adding a few drops Lou Siebert Pappas, of cucumbers or spinach with learned you can cut out a can be made ahead for ser latest book. pings before making gravy. calls for — or bake the such a rarity these days before, then you know both quart saucepan. Place Vk teaspoon salt Yields: approx. 12 dozen. traditional things. And the altitude and atmospheric contains, making it par IMi cups sugar 2 pounds (9 Vk cups) con of water at a time. Divide Portola Valley. Calif., and feta and toasteif pine nuts lot of butter and cream vice a day or more later. "The Year-Round finale will probably be very "It's not the flour that filling as a custard, without that it's certain to be a sugar, marshmallows, 1 teaspoon vanilla mixture in half; leave halt pressure make a difference ticularly festive.^ The 3 cups miniature fectioners' sugar Barbara Gibbons, of or sunflower seeds or without missing it. Flavors "The men are really Turkey Cookbook" grand — her new husband makes it fattening." crust. most appreciated present. eggnog, butter, com syrup 2 cups chopped pecans uncolored. Add a few drops in how long to cook the can Pralines are creamy and marshmallows Vk cup (1 stick) butter, Verona. N.J., are in that greens with avocado, become sharper,” helping out since I began (McGraw-Hill $6.95 paper) has a sweet tooth." -Omit bitter orange peel Mrs. Gibbons said one of Most candy is a combina and salt in pan. Cook over Combine sugar, whipping of red food color to the dy. There are such things meltingly delicious, made 2/3 cup dairy eggnog melted and cooled slightly class. grapefruit and persimmon The 60 international working full-time,” she was developed at the Asked for calorie-cutting from fresh cranberry her favorite desserts is tion of a few simple in low heat, stirring constant cream, butter, com symp other half and knead until as good candy-making days With whipping cream and 3 tablespoons butter 5 to 6 tablespoons cold Mrs. Pappas says she slices. Desserts are even menus and more than 200 said. She said her husband suggestion of the nation's tips for Thanksgiving, Mrs. relish and use currants or frozen vanilla yogurt or ice gredients, not difficult to ly, until sugar is dissolved. and salt In a heavy 3-quart color is evenly distributed. — the ones which are fair, butter. 1 tablespoon light coni learned the hard way her richer: baklava. a sweet, recipes in Mrs. Pappas’ may prepare Greek meat largest manufacturer of Gibbons suggested: raisins instead of sugar and milk topped with hot make, especially if you 'I^m heat to medium and saucepan. Bring to boiling water Repeat with the other half dry and cool. If the Butter Mints should be syrup 1 tablespoon peppermint four children are buttery Greek pastry; latest cookbook reflect that balls or a soup from one of turkey products, which —Don’t buy a selfbasting defrosted fruit juice con cranberries that have been h ave a can d y t h e r cook until mixture boils. over medium heat, stirring of ingredients, tinting can weather's snowy or rainy, made in two batches, as tk teaspoon salt to dissolve sugar. Continue extract traditionalists at holiday kourabiedes. shortbread philosophy. Most meals her books. Their three sons provided turkey items for turkey, centrate - orange, apple or heated in a little water only mometer. Two of these Continue cooking, stirring dy green and yellow. Shape recipe testing and develop recipes require one, the you'll need to cook the can the recipe indicates, 1 cup (6 oz. package) cooking, stirring oc Fe drops red food color time - "One year I did a type cookies: and eggnog provide 500 or fewer make their own breakfasts —Use wine, broth or fruit cider instead of water and until they pop. The tart, occasionally, to 230''F. on teaspoonfuls of mixture ment and nutritional infor dy a degree or two longer perhaps some for gifts, semi-sweet chocolate casionally, to 236” F. on Few drops green food continental dinner. The ice cream. calories per person. and lunches. Their juice instead of fat for sugar. crunchy hot cranberries Qierry Eg^og Fudge and candy thermometer. Add into small thin round pat mation. Pralines, since they are a before going on to the next others for personal use. pieces candy thermometer. color children were crushed. It “At other times and for They also reflect the daughter, 18. is at college basting. —Substitute defrosted don't need sweetening, she chocolate pieces and cook 5 ties on cookie sheets. wasn't Thanksgiving to all our entertaining and author's philosophy as a in Santa Barbara. Mrs. Gibbons said their —Omit oil or butter from juice concentrate for sugar said, cause there's so much minutes or until chocolate Remove from heat; let Few drops yellow food Decorate by pressing sur them. home dining. I've switched working wife who puts in a The Gibbons family will newlywed daughter. Mrs. your favorite stuffing and b u tter on baked sugar in the yogurt or ice is completely melted. Stir stand 6 minutes. Stir in color face with back side of tines Now. the holiday "is sin to simpler food, ” Mrs. full day at the Palo Alto have Thanksgiving dinner Susan Gillespie, "uses a lot recipe. “Onions and celery squash. milk. in nuts and cherries. Pour vanilla and nuts. Beat with (For ease in handling, of a fork, if desired. Let fully rich and everyone into buttered 8-inch square a wooden spoon until work with half of the stand at room temperature loves it.'' Mrs. Pappas said baking pan. Cool to room mixture begins to thicken recipe at a time.) (Combine 3 to 4 hours to harden in a telephone interview. temperature. Chill. Cut and loses its gloss. Drop by 1 pound sugar. Vs cup melted butter, 2 to 3 slightly. Store in airtight Mrs. Gibbons,, a syn into squares. rounded teaspoonfuls onto container in refrigerator AH stop » Shops open Sunday 9 am«s pm waxed paper, spreading to tablespoons water and 1 Vk dicated columnist, agre^: up to one month. Pralinen form patties about 2 inches teaspoons extract in a "Despite my best efforts, Yield: approx. 3 dozen in diameter. Let stand until larpe miving bowl. Turn there's no lack of rich food 3 cups firmlv packed at Thanksgiving." 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