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I since 1881 • ZOt Single Copy • 1St Home Delivered | fIvoii . . .)@ . . (. NO. 68 — ------Moncftwitf.------; Colw.,...... _ ...... Wodno»d«y.'b«c»mt>ef- ...... - 19. iWA...... Another Hurdle Panel OKs Sewer Pact an agreement between the Town of tober and the district approved it in By BARBARA RICHMOND The commission briefly discussed some minor changes in the contract, Manchester and the Eighth District November. Herald Reporter made by the Town of Manchester and because apparently the town wanted The change involved the addition of SOUTH WINDSOR - With the the Eighth Utilities District. more responsibility placed upon the a paragraph to detail the respon Sewer Commission giving its ap The agreement involves sending district under the agreement. sibilities of the district in case of proval to the Manchester-South sewage from a portion of the Now that the Sewer Commission refusal to allow construction of a Windsor sewer agreement Tuesday sewer line in the jurisdiction of the Buckland Industrial Park to the has given its approval the next step night, one more hurdle was passed South Windsor sewage treatment district. toward agreement between the of will be a joint meeting between the The agreement would in turn allow plant. The Eighth District is involved commission and the Town Council of ficials in the two towns. because it has jurisdiction in the area the Town of Manchester to accept With the exception of Uie commis South Windsor, to ask council ap sewage from South Windsor, if where a sewer line might be in proval, Woodcock said. sion chairman, Walter Pekla, who stalled. necessary. abstained on the vote, the vote was Town Attorney John Woodcock III, The Manchester Board of Direc The agreement has been tossed unanimous. said the changes were made through tors approved the agreement in Oc- back and forth between the two towns for several months. At one point, attorney Richard Rittenband, who was the former town attorney for South Windsor, Protesters Mourn charged Manchester with “commit ting an anticiptory breach of con tract" because he said the district hadn't given its approval when the contract was signed. The matter has since been solved Slain Iran Leader with the inclusion of the district in the agreement. TEHRAN, Iran (UPI) - Tens of call to the official Pars news agency, In an interview with the A local environmental group also Unity Day thousands of demonstrators mour Tuesday claimed responsibility for Washington Post published Tuesday, has thrown some snags into the East Hartford showed its support for Unity Day on Tuesday, ning an assassinated Moslem leader the three killings. the foreign minister admitted this working out of the agreement. The was unlikely and virtually pleaded flying the big flag at the Raymond Library on Main Street. today swarmed around the occupied The militants also reiterated their Manchester Environmental Coalition Towns across the nation, at the request of President Carter, American Embassy, chanting “down threats to kill the American hosUg?s with the United States to launch an threatened a lawsuit if the pact were with America” and “down with if Washington attempts to rescue investigation into the rule of the shah signed, but the threat has not been showed solidarity of support for the 50 American hostages held as a way of breaking the impasse. Carter” in a new wave of anti- them. carried out. captive in Iran. (Herald Photo by Pinto) Americanism. Tehran's massive bazaar and The militant captors, who have Inside the embassy compound, schools throughout the country were already rejected this as “insuf Moslem militants holding 50 closed during the funeral for ficient,” tried to rebuke Ghotbzadeh Americans in their 46th day of cap Khomeini's close aide Mofatteh, who in a communique Tuesday and in tivity said they will put the hostages was gunned down outside his Islamic sisted the hostages would go before on t ^ even if the United States im school by three hit men riding a spy trials unless the shah was Board Appeals Rulings returned to Iran from Panama’s Con- poses a naval blockade. single motorcycle. Canying the bodies of religious tadora Island. The captors at the embassy also MANCHESTER - The Board of plan is on file. But it is not being im motivated by the block grant leader Mohammed Mofatteb and two Directors decided to appeal the plemented because Manchester withdrawal.” guards who were gunned down shrugged off reports from official Blockade sources in Washington who said late stipulations placed on the town rent voted to withdraw from the HUD Carl Zinsser, board member, said Tuesday, a huge crowd of mourners subsidies to higher Housing and Ur Community Block Grant program. HUD was more interested “in moving A low tar, slim cigarette marched through Tehran and then Tuesday the United States may take ban Developmoit authorities. swift military action — including a The subsides, under Section i people across town, rather than congregated in front of the banner- Won’t Stop The area HUD director, John guidelines, provide payments for findng them housing.” dll your own. draped American Embassy, chanting naval blockade of Iran — if the McLean, told board members last hostages are tried or humiliated in families whose rent exceeds 25 per Under the stipulation Manchester slogans and waving signs. Friday that 40 percent of the units cent of their income. Manchester is would have to allow five units, the 40 ■Tbe crowds yell^ in unison “down any other way. Regular or M enthol. Spy Trials There are currently two huge available under this grant should be eligible for 14 certificates, under this percent of the grant, to residents with America” and "down with given to non-Manchester residents. bonus program awarded to the from impacted areas. Hartford and Carter,” and other slogans such as American naval task forces in the Arabian Sea. McLean said the stipulation was Capitol Region Council of Enfield are designated as “im “IQwmelni is our greatest hero” and The controversial leader of Iran’s made because Manchester hasn’t Governments area. pacted.” Islamic court system ordered his Khomeini said in a statement “this is not our last martyr.” filed a housing assistance plan with Last night Mayor Stephen Penny The other option open to the board. killer squads to Panama to try to Tuesday: “America is content to Mofatteh, head of Iran’s main HUD. However, Stephen Cassano, said “it was clear" the stipulations Cassano explained, was a lawsuit assassinate the shah and his wife. bring fear to the hearts of our people. Islamic religious school, will be deputy maj'or explained last night, a placed on Manchester’s grant “was against HUD. VIRGINyOLI'^^ buried later in the holy city of Qom. Pars said Tuesday. But they are blind. They cannot see Today’s march was the largest Sheikh Sadeq Khalkhali, who that this cannot affect our brave anti-American demonstration for claimed responsibility for killing a people.” several weeks, triggered by ac nephew of the shah in Paris recently, “ Our enemies who have been MACC Needs Help cusations Tuesday by Ayatoliah said in a communique “this duty with defeated everywhere are now using Rubollah Khomeini, the ruling all its dangers, must be completed.” terrorism to frighten us." Islamic Revolutionary Council and Diplomatic sources said the Khomeini in the last week has ac the militants that the United States assassination and students' asser cused the United States of being was to blame for Mofatteh's killing. tions they would put the hostages on behind virtually every domestic Not All Have Trees The White House immediately trial might have fully undermined problem he has faced, including labeled the charges “absolutely un the position of Foreign Minister troubles recently in northwest Iran Tuesday is Christmas and most MACC the choice would have to be without much joy. true.” Sadegh Ghotbzadeh, who earlier this where anti-government dissidents Manchester area residents will the fuel bill. The gifts coming in to Although the widow and her large \ And later Tuesday, an underground week indicated some of the hostages clashed with loyalists and scores of awaken to find a tree standing sen MACC will enable this widow to family will probably be served, people were killed and wounded. terrorist group, FM, in a telephone could be released by Christmas. tinel over a wide variety of gifts, select gifts for all the children. Hats others in as much n e ^ and with as watch wide-eye children tear through and mittens may well be in the offing heart-warming stories may be left brightly colored wrappings to get to to keep the youngster warm through out because there may not be enough Recession the surprises inside and later sit the winter. A Christmas basket of resources to meet the need. down to Christmas dinner with ail the food with holiday dinner trimmings Gifts of money may be sent to the trimmings after celebrating the birth will be delivered and the family will Manchester Area Conference of In Housing of Christ in the many ways they have face Christmas knowing that people Churches, P.O. Box 773, Manchester, become accustomed. care about them. Conn. 06040, or may be dropped at the Under Way Others will awaken Christmas This would be a far different scene MACC office in St. Bartholomew’s morning to a far different picture. without the generosity of donors to Church, 736 Middle Turnpike East. t a r -MENTHOL The Manchester Area Conference the MACC drive. Gifts will be distributed Satur^y WASHINGTON (UPI) - Fueled by of Churches brings to light this case The drive has been lagging this to the needy and MACC officials the government's tight money policy, year and MACC officials are con would like to have as much as possi the long-anticipat^ slump in the history: A widow, raising a large family on cerned the gifts will not stretch far ble in by Friday to provide for Christ home building industry is now under a low income faces a choice this enough. mas day for the n ^ y . way. Christmas. She can either pay her MACC Executive Director Nancy Food may be left at Center I^fore the plunge ends, hundreds Carr hopes gifts come in by the end Congregational Church, 11 Center of thousands of construction jobs fuel bill to keep her children warm or can face a cold Christmas day with a of week so they will be used in time St.; Food and toys may be left at St. Only 9 mg tar could be lost, home building industry for Christmas. Mary's Episcopl Church, 41 Park St. officials said Tuesday after few gifts for her family. Without the great outpouring of Even with an extraordinary Checks should be made payable to reviewing new Commerce Depart generosity of area donors to the response from the people, many who the Seasonal Sharing Appeal. ment housing figures. are in need may face a Christma* The statistics were dismal. • Housing construction last month In the new crush-proof ‘ fell by nearly 14 percent from the Oc tober level and were off by about 28 percent from a year earlier. purse pack. Construction of new homes and apartments was at an annual rate of 1.52 million units in November, the 9 mg' 'I8(', 'O.B mg nicm ine av. per cigarette by FTC Method. » lowest rate since bad weather ujednesdoy__ brought building activity in some sections of the nation to a virtual 'T L .n rate hike next month to meet rising In Sports ‘ M no rr Batnvr subsequent state Warning; The Surgeon General Has Determined standstill last February. “There is no question the recession That Cigarette Smoking Is Dangerous to Your Health. in the housing industry is under '.“’“’T" Torsi's!!; way,” said Michael Sumichrast, chief economist for the National s5Sw r««iu»F^2. Association of Homebuilders, the in srssnrssffi.! dustry’s major trade group. . . . , more over the next five years to Insido TodOY Association President Vondal Seasonal Appeal provw eade^ e^ and services Gravlee said, “Hundreds of thousands of construction workers The Manchester Area Classified...... JM-10 could be laid off their jobs in the Conference of Churdies Seasonal Jo McKenxle becomes the first Com ics...... II months ahead” because of the abrupt Sharing Appeal Is cnrrently under w om antobedectedtotbehvposi- Editorial ...... 4 housing slowdown. way ai^ through the efforts of tion in the state Republican party. Entertainment ...... 14 Taking It to Hartford Gravlee said the outlook will “re MACC and contributors, the needy Pape 9. Family ...... U-M main Ueak” as long as the Federal will have a merry Christmas. Page Obituaries...... 1 4. StaAe proaecutors ask a Peoide/Food...... 17 The Glastonbury Youth Services presentation of ‘‘Godspell” Reserve Board keeps a close check legl^Uve ouni^ttoe to stiffen PeoplelaBt...... I has been invited by the Hartford Stage Company to put the on credit and Interest rates. show on at the Old Place on Kinsley Street on Jan. 4, 5 and 6. Jay Janis, chairman of the Federal Connecticut P«sW e« nluSK and provide 3»rt8 ...... JM 7 Home Loan Bank Board, said his moTCWwrt a » h » lieo facilities so Televisiao ...... 14 The show is being produced by the Friends of Glastonbury federal agency's statistics shows United lUuminatlng Co. fUes the judicial system can work Update...... J Youth. Shown here is John W rl^t as Jesus in the play chatting "housing starts will not improve in notice it wlU seek a 132.2 million propwly. Page 12. Weather...... S : with oap of bis disciples. (Herald photo by LavallM) the near future."
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..J 2 - EVENING HERALD, Wed- Dtc. 1». UTO -f- evening HERALD. Wed.. Dec. 19. 1979-3 Dems Prepare Mpclote For Selection The House voted Tuesday night 271- expected election for a new House of Cold Air Mass MANCHESTER — The Deocratic Party is preparing Comrade Garwood cross-examination today would show oil prodncen’ demands for steep 138 to send a $3.43 billion aid package Commons. to choose its national convention delegates for 1980. all POWs collaborated to some “quality” surcbaigea which a con — including the federal aid and a $ ^ Trudeau, 60, led the Uberal Party A mass of Arctic air settled in the The State Democratic Affirmative Action (Committee CAMP LEJEUNE, N.C. (U P I)- A degree in order to stay alive. ference nokesman said caused million “contribution” by the United for 11 years and in four previous Northeast, but the northern Robies explained yesterday that one-half of the delegates must former POW has testified that "deep differences" among the Auto Workers union — to the Senate, national campaigns. and High Plains basked in un be women, and minorities must also be represented. Marine Pfc. Robert R. Garwood Extra Meeting members. which scheduled a vote today on a seasonably warm weather. "This way we’re ensuring equal participation,” Audrey lived as a comrade among his com The base price would be for Saudi $3.25 billion plan similar to the one Scene Can Remain The Arctic air was accompanied hy Wasik said. “Woman must iruike up 50 percent of the munist captors while fellow CARACAS, Venezueta (UPI) - Arabian light "marker crude" with a passed by the House. light northerly winds and fair skies delegates, and the other minorities will be represented in Americans starved to death in a Viet OPEC ministers, meeting for an “reasonable differential" of several DENVER (UPI) - An appeals today, bringing sub-zero the 12 at-large delegate spots.” namese prison camp. extra day, hoped to resolve their dollars per barrel granted to coun Trudeau Is Back court has allowed religious figures— temperatures across New England. The committee is studying the demographic composi In a cramped military courtroom differences today over surcharges tries with superior quality cnide, barred by a previous ruling on an A frontal system brought snow to the tion of the Democratic Party. When the study is com Tuesday, a hearing began to deter for high-grade oil and reach agree depending on the type. Some OTTAWA (UPI) - Former Prime atheist group’s suit — to remain in Great Lakes region, the National plete, hopefully delegates can be chosen to reflect the mine whether Garwood, 33, an ment on world petroleum prices for members were reportedly seeking a Minister Pierre Trudeau has agreed the city’s annual (^ristmas exhibit. Weather Service reported. percentages of minorities in the party. Adams, Ind. native who return^ to the new year. surcharge of as much as |6 per to put off his retirement so he can U.S. 10th Circuit Court of Appeals Temperatures were well below Each district must have women make up at least 50 the United States last march, will be The 13 ministers, whose countries barrel. lead the Liberal Party in Canada’s Tuesday stayed the execution of a zero in Maine early today, with percent of its delegates. Hopefully, Mrs. Wasik court-martialed on charges of deser control about M percent of world oil surprise winter election, calling it his district court order requiring the city Limestone and Rumford at 7 below explained, the minorities such as black, Hispanic, Orien tion and collaborating with the trade, were reported close to agree Loan Guarantee “single most difficult decision,” but to dismantle the arrangement, a 40- zero. In northern New York, the mer tal, will be represented within this division. But if the 37 enemy during 13 1/2 years with the ment on the proposal by cartel pledging it will be his last campaign. year tradition in Denver. cury at Plattsburg Air F o ^ Base regular district delegates do not sufficiently represent all North Vietnamese. moderates to set a base price of $24 WASHINGTON (UPI) - A strong Trudeau said Tuesday he is post The American Civil Liberties registered 8 below zeroA ^ fractions, the Affirmative Action committee can appoint Chief Warrant Officer Francis G. per barrel — virtually unchanged corporate, labor and administration poning his planned retirement from Union, representing Citizens Up to 12 inches of sncm ell on New the 12 at-large delegates to reflect the party minorities percentages. Anton, 36, was the first witness from current prices — after two full lobby moved a $1.5 billion federal politics, announced on Nov. 21, so he Concerned for Separation of Church York state com m unity along the No district will be asked to select party delegates based called. days of discussions. loan guarantee for the failing could follow the “strong appeal” of and State, an atheist group, filed suit Lake Ontario shore Tuesday, making on the minority percentages. The committee will balance Garwood's attorney indicated his But they bogged down over radical Chrysler Corp. through the House. his party to lead them in the un alleging the use of tax money for the driving treacherous and closing display violated the constitution. several schools. the representation through the 12 at-large delegates. Hartford Mayor George Athanson m eets with President Carter The deadline for delegate candidancy papers is March ^VjOOO 30J4 Tuesday in the Ovai Office of the White House. (UPI photo) 1 1 . -Peopletalk- The Affirmative Action Committee was organized Nov. Directors Approve Sttidy 29. It created two subcommittees, one to study Athanson Meets Carter, demograph and the other to plan for indigent delegates. OUve Oyl Notes In each of the six congressional districts the committee ALL ONE LOW But He’s Still Undecided has 14 members. PRICE! n . 60th Birthday Of Town Human Services Legislators Back Carter MANCHESTER - The Board of by the end of April so it would be in HARTFORD (UPI) — Hartford Mayer released.” without Weiner’s knowledge "the HARTFORD (UPI) - Two Connecticut legislators Olive Oyl doesn’t look a day older than she did Directors approved last night hiring cluded in the upcoming budget George Athanson talked to President Asked if Carter asked for his endorse study wouldn’t be as good.” Tuesday joined the list of people announcing their en back in 1919 when she made her debut in the funny Myron Weiner for $2,000 to begin an “He has had experience with other proceedings. Carter Tuesday, but said he hasn't made ment, Athanson answerd: “In an indirect ELEGANT dorsement of President Carter. lOWIST lIM PIIATVtlt papers. But Miss Oyl — the perennial girlfriend of organizational study of the town’s town’s organizations,” she said. One area mentioned for scrutiny up his mind who he would endorse in the sort of way. He said the governor is a big »am.um Reps. William Dyson, D-New Haven, and Abraham BANDS Popeye the Sailor — turns 60 Thursday. human services agencies. Mayor Stephen Penny questioned was the funding of private, nonprofit presidential election. help to him.” Mrs. Grasso has been one of n w Carter's staunchest allies. Classman, D-South Windsor, both mentioned Carter's Bud Sagendorf, author of “Popeye, the First 50 The town is considering combining whether the local agencies could, in agencies. Athanson said he was invited to the White House two weeks ago to talk about “I told him I'm in the process of con handling of the hostage situation in Iran in explaining Years,” calls the first lady of King Features “proof the Health, Social Services, Human effect, evaluate their jobs, and fun “We don’t know anything at all (773« sulting with various groups and various why they were supporting the president. positive that beauty is only skin deep." Services and Senior Citizens ding. about how these agencies work,” Hartford's problems. He said he met with 1-YEAR Says he, “True, she may not have the looks of a Departments into a single depart Carter's Executive Assistant. Jack Wat people. I'll probably have some kind of “The ability of President Carter to give our nation the VPIW IATMA rOTOCAtV • "When you have representatives, Stephen Cassano, deputy mayor said. Marilyn Monroe, Mae West or Dolly Parton, but in ment, the Human Services. son. and then chatted with the president answer the middle of January,” Athanson intelligent and determined leadership it needs in these GUARANTEE they are going to have the interest “Yet one mill of the tax rate pays for times is clearly demonstrated by his handling of the (Ira For period ending 7 a.m. EST 12/20/79, Wednesday side, where it really counts, she is all these and This change was recommended by them.” Services such as visiting about six minutes said. “I said various people are putting of their own group in mind," Penny nian) crisis.” Classman said. night will find rain along the north Pacific coast while much more.” the Public Administration Service said. "But I suppose your role is to nurses are provided by private agen "He (Carter) talked about the situation pressures on me, like her. some snow falls over parts of the Rockies. Fair to partly For Olive, “more” is a movie star — and she’ll* study completed last September. overcome this.” cies. in Iran, " said Athanson. now in his fifth “Sen. (Edward) Kennedy (D-Mass.) called me a few days ago too, from Coun cloudy skies should prevail elsewhere. become one next year when, in the guise of Shelley Weiner, a professor at the Univer Weiner replied that he would try to The board suggested these agen term as mayor of Connecticut's second largest city. “He said they're (hostages) cil Bluffs, Iowa. He was hoping that I’d be Duvall, she costars with Popeye — Rohin Williams sity of Connecticut, explained he balance the interests of the groups. cies be investigated to ensure they — in a Paramount film musical. would provide techinical assistance were free from internal lobbying, or on his mind and his thinking every mo with him, and 1 told him the same thing,” The board would like the said Athanson Weather Forecast and direction to the local task force, reorganization study to be completed chosen arbitrarily. ment of the day. He said he's going to keep Backing His Own of the Manchester Community Ser on working on it until the hostages are More cocoa cornel from Africa than anywhere elte. Becoming cloudy with snow vices Council. Extended Outlook Prices EMeclive Mon.. Dec 17 thru Sat.. Dec. 22.1979. beginning during the morning Extended outlook for New Otto Preminger has $2.5 million worth of faith in “I would serve as a facilitator to First Bad Cold Snap OPEN MONDAY THRU SATURDAY Famous Watches By with accumulations of around England FYiday through Sun his latest film effort — the task force,” Weiner told the 8:30A.M. to 9:00P.M. O P E N S U N D A Y 10 A.M . TO 5 P.M. HIGH QUALin 2 inches expected by this day: Mass., R.I. & Conn.: money that came out of board. “I would present organization 10 4 units unless oin«rw.se spen'ied evening. Highs 20 to 25 or J l a HAMILTON • ELGIN Generally fair weather his own pocket. models, and help the task force reach ^ minus 7 to minus 4 Celsius Brings Aid Requests • HELBROS a BENRUS a JURGENSEN a PICCARD through the period. Highs When Ackers of “The an agreement.” Occasional light snow tonight. HARTFORD (UPI) —The season’s The agencies reimburse oil com a WALTHAM a GRUEN a VULCAIN Temperatures remaining in Friday 35 to 45 with lows in Human Factor” failed “But it’s better if the local group the 2te. Becoming warmer by first cold snap has brought a flood of panies for delivering oil to low in the 20s overnight. Partly sun to come up with can reach their own consensus and Sunday with highs from the promised cash, conclusions. I would provide the emergency aid requests for home come families eligible for the aid. ny Thursday. Highs in the mid mid 40s to low 50s and lows ( 30s. Chance of precipitation 80 Preminger sold his technical assistance.” heating oil from low income families The most appeals occurred in from the upper 20s to the mid in Connecticut, state officials said. Bridgeport where a community ac percent today 60 percent 30s. home in the south of Weiner said the local task force, tonight 10 percent Thursday. France and two of his composed of respresentatives from Officials of the state’s 14 communi tion spokesman said his agency Maine: Chance of flurries ty action agencies responsible for handled 175 requests on Sunday Win^ light variable becoming Friday. Fair and warmer prized Matisse paintings various groups and departments, northeasterly 10 to 15 mph this distributing $9 million in federal alone, compared to 300 requests for Saturday dnd , Sunday. to raise capital “was impressive.” afternoon. Northeasterly 15 to necessary to finish Responding to a question, Weiner funds for emergency heating oil said the entire previous week. 25 mph tonight and Thursday. Daytime highs in tile 20s north to 30s south Friday rising to shooting. said the task force could “probahly Tuesday appeals have increased To be eligible for emergency fuel MIDDLETOWN EAST HARTFORD MANCHESTER Long Island .Sound the 30s nortTi to 40s south Sun The film, costarring do the reorganization by since Sunday when the temperature assistance, a family’s income must 900 W ASHINGTON ST . RT 66 1150 BURNSIDE AVENUE 260 NORTH MAIN AT MAIN Long Island Sound to Watch day. Overnight lows in the Nicol Williamson and themselves, but it would be a dropped to 20 degrees and has be at or below 125 percent of the (R^nni Hill. R.I. and Montauk Point. single numbers and teens remained below freezing. the beautiful African- matter of time and expertise.” federal poverty level. The limit is REO(EM THIS VAiUABlf COUPON N.Y.: Low pressure system Friday warming to the teens born model Iman, However, Nancy (^arr, Manchester They noted the rush was expected about $8,375 for a family of four and from the Great Lakes will and 20s Sunday. opened Tuesday for a Area Conference of Churches, said and all requests were being handled about $4,250 for an elderly han « GET UP TO reach the southern coast of New Hampshire: Chance of =^100 EXTRA ^ one-week run in Los quickly. dicapped individual. Long Island tonight. High flurries Friday. Fair and S&H QREEN STAMPS pressure from eastern Canada wanner Saturday and Sunday. Angeles — so it can qualify for this year’s Academy Awards. Iman and basketball superstar husband on purchases totaling *10 to ‘19.99 building over the area by later Daytime highs in the 20s north 0« ’••OW 'IMS IKrwOfO tonight and Thursday. East to to 30s south Friday rising to Spencer Haywood attended the premiere. P orn Case • 'w coupo* ,aa*< oM t O\*o« ais northeast winds at 10 to 20 the 40s north to near 50 south knots today, becoming Sunday. Overnight lows in the Wonder Warbler Sentencing r 6 0 0 Top No|cl^ northeast at 15 to 25 knots teens Friday warming to near tonight and north to northeast 30 Sunday. To television viewers in 1(X) countries, she’s still Scheduled EtC'Hfo FANTASTIC at 15 to 20 itnots Thursday. Vermont: No significant "Wonder Woman,” but Linda Carter is out to prove EXTRAS&H R( 0( E M THIS V A lU A B L f A h COUPON Cloudy today with light snow precipitation throughout the she’s much more than just the ultimate feminist. developing and continuing VERNON (UPI) - period. Warming trend The former Miss World U.S.A. and Gallup poll ^ 2 0 0 EXTRA through early evening. Partly bringing temperatures to Sentencing has been set for P R IC E C U T ! cloudy tonight and ITiursday. much above seasonal levels. choice as one of the 10 most admired women in the Jan. 22 for a Willington GREEN STAMPS S&H QREEN STAMPS Visibility 1 to 3 miles and Overnight lows in the upper wqrld also sings. To illustrate the point, she hired woman who pleaded guilty Save on purchases totaling *20 to '29.99 Hollywood’s exclusive Chasen’s restaurant— where Iscte* 0« twou mas l.ciuoto l> .*• locally in snow below 1 mile. teens Friday rising to near 30 to charges stemming from WITH THESE COUPONS ^ / l ary« COUPO* 0*e COuPO* »l» Ci.S*C4Ke I & Otherwise, more than 5 miles. by Sunday. Afternoon highs in a bowl of chili costs $13 — for a Monday press M I D 0000 YreSu SAltAWac MC 7 GRUEN a pornography operation Average wave heights 1 to 3 the low 30s Friday climbing to screening of her new “Linda Carter Special.” UP TO with her husband and teen Tbp WA$ feet today and 2 to 4 feet the mid 40s Saturday and Sun The new vehicle, produced by husband Ron age son and daughter. THIS IS HOW IT W ORKS: WAS tonight, diminishing slightly day. Samuels, costars Kenny Rogers and Leo Sayer, Thursday. Elizabeth McCloud, 38, SUM ON m » cm c o u p o n s s ip a n a t il v o n ih t h e $85 $125 CBS-TV will aif it on Jan, 12, REDEEM THIS VALUABLE
4 - EVENING HERALD, Wed., Dec. H. 1»79 EVENING HERALD. Wed.. Dec. 19, 1979 - 5 fBaurlirstpr Cmniimji Students^ Cards p^^ditorial \ Manchester — A City of Village Charm {Arrive in Iran lAVITT-O KN EVEKY NIGHT 'TIL 9 P.M: Founded Oct. 1, 1S81 Opmn Saiurday 'III 5:3 0 ; C lo u d M u n ^ y l Remember Poor This Year BUS or PARK FREE with $5 Purchase or morej Published' by the Manchester Publishing Co., Herald Square. NEWTOWN (UPI) - Teacher John Bird’s 5th grade On the front page of today’s beings. m i^ t be easy for most to Manchester, Conn. 06040. Telephone (203) 643-2711. class is greatful its Christmas message got through to the Evening Herald is another in About now, those who have forget there are others who M«nber. Audit Bureau of CIrcutatkin Mambar, United Praaa International 50 American hostages and the children now hope for the given so much of themselves are worse off. hostages’ safe return. a series of stories explaining Stavan Harry. Executive Editor Bird’s students glowed like a Christmas tree Tuesday the Manchester Area might be feeling tired and As time runs short to the Cuatomar Sarvice ~ B47-9946 Frank A. Burbank. Managing Editor Raymond F. Robinaon, Edltor*Publtahar Harold E. Turkington. Editor Emaritua when they learned their messages had been delivered to SAVlir, NOW SIXTY. Conference of Churches’ discouraged. Christmas holiday a the U.S. Embassy in Teheran. Seasonal Sharing Appeal. They aren’t taking this reminder that we are needed pointment, frustration and As the funds come in they The students had pasted, clipped and colored their own greeting cards and sent them off in a huge manila P.O.M.G. SINCE 1919 This year the appeal to help time away from their own by others becomes more im anguish. are used to meet the needs envelope to the embassy. families and holiday portant. , / / v - PIACM FJHIND (HIARANTIED needy families is a bit behind If everyone came up with determined by MACC. "'i-' A On Tuesday, they learned their efforts were not in vain. previous levels. preparations because they Gifts large or small can just a small contribution to ’This year, without the help A UPI news photo transmitted around the world and help bring a smile to a face printed on the front page of the New York Daily News Toys food and clothing for want glory or credit. the seasonal sharing appeal, of everyone in the communi If your gift comes Christmas day. showed an Iranian student about to deliver their envelope those in need offer hope and ’They try to stay out of the far more could be done for ty the funds, food, toys and to the hostages through the bars of the embassy in from SAVITT... cheer for some who face a spotlight and do what they Christmas is a time for those in need. clothing will be exhausted Teheran. and it fails to bleak holiday season. can to help the seasonal giving and the gifts that count Especially those who may long before the end of the list Bird says his classroom hasn’t been the same since. please in ANY way “We are just plain thrilled.” said the teacher. “We Volunteers and MACC staff appeal succeed. the most are the ones that ... just return it not be remembered, children of those in need is reached. never expected the cards to get there. I told the kids that for a PROMPT have given much hard work Yet they deserve to be really help someone else. more than six years old, we would probably never hear from them because so exchange or a to help bring about a cheery thanked by the entire com Those who have already teens and those families Contributions may be made many cards have been sent to them.” CHEERFUL refund Christmas for the poor and munity for their efforts. And helped the season^ appeal struggling to be self- (•Vr-'S Bird, who has been teaching at Newtown’s Hawley within 60 days. to Seasonal Sharing Appeal, School for six years, said his class had been studying the we hope we can help call know their generosity will go « s elderly in our area. sufficient without looking for Manchester Area Conference r crisis by reading newspapers. When they heard about the 1# W (HO SA llS rH U k U ) Their efforts on behalf of attention to them by telling to a good cause and will bring help from welfare and other of Churches, P.O. Box 773, campaign to send cards to the hostages, the students those in need do not go un some of the heartwarming the feeling of warmth and joy agencies, deserve to be Manchester, Conn. 06040. decided to get involved. “ Most news is so removed, but , If you’re ill or out of of the season to someone who this crisis was really brought into the clasroom,” he said. work, with payments noticed as we watch the stories MACC encounters remembered. With a little help from In cards sent to the hostages, 10-year-old Chad Turoezi , rCllS due at SAVITT, SAVITT scurry of activity as these while trying to help. may otherwise pass Christ They are served by the everyone there will be wrote, “It will be a blue Christmas without you.” mas as just another day in a Sean Ilif wrote, “It will be winter but not Christmas will gladly wait ’til dedicated persons strive to During times when our own appeal after the hard-core enough to meet the needs of you’re back on your I help their fellow human troubles are naramount it year filled with days of disap- poverty families. the poor. without you” and Gabe Dorman wished them a happy Hanukah and wrote,"I hope you have hope to come feet. Just call home.” 527-0163 and tell the Credit Department BOOOFS byDon^Snefyd Danny Illig, 12, said Tuesday "1 really felt very happy P.O.M.G. Service, Letters when my teacher told us our cards got through. “I didn’t how much time you AHP IME tWWE Of IHErt FOLLOWEP tWE 5TAR AT A VEVER K in a A U O m TO think they’d get there. I’d really like them (hostages) HOT... Lip Service. feel you need. m r m A n c t . . . MANAGERS ANP FORQET JUST WHOSE INCOME IT WAS back and then they can have a happy Christmas like 1 Holocaust Comments am, ” he said. MU5ICAE THEY WERE PlWlWj UP? “Oh, I was so surprised," said 10-year-old Jennifer To the editor: presenting caveats regarding impor ARRANQERS... Laskay. “I told them I hope you have a merry Christmas Much has been said and written tant issues before the board. Frank's but Christmas won’t be merry without them." 'N about Frank Lupien's faux pas has become a unique and valuable Bird said he first learned the cards reached the em relative to the Holocaust, but little service to the town. Often his bassy when a New York reporter telephoned him, has been said about Frank the man. a knowledgeable offerings have keyed “I went back to class and I said 'You’re never going to devoted life-long resid en t of invaluable further review of planned Grabbing for Goodies believe this but our cards got through.’ The kids went Manche.ster actions. Santa Claus made a visit to the good scouts of Cub Pack 251 at their crazy and the class will never be the same," he said. I hope we are not going to let this Manchester needs to hear and dis The school’s principal, Doris Bushaw, said she got a Christmas Party Wednesday. From left, scouts Greg Mlodzinski and call from a New York policeman who said his brother slip, which has been blown all out of cuss opposing views if it is to con David Kinney sure aren’t pulling coal out of St, Nick’s sack. (Herald I proportion, serve to crucify a person tinue to be a city of village charm lived in Newtown" He was so happy for the kids and whose efforts have been invaluable to which offers pleasant living for peo Quote/Unquote photo by Adamson). wanted to sav so," she said. the town ple regardless of race, color, "I think Dad finally feels purged of Inappropriate words uttered in religion, sex, age. national origin, The Herald in Washington his guilts and. like any Jewish father, haste or excitement are readily veteran status, or disability. he had many" excused The intended meaning and Manchester has always been able — Mirharl Douglan, artor- Utility To Seek Rate Boost SlMDmsQurti.'SS tul«| Curtt CaMar.'(S the actions that follow are what real to accommodate debate, even heated IC Dilitil tt«a CInastripli. producer and Hon of Kirk Douglaa, ly count at times. It would be a shame now to Government On Spending Spree He said the utility, which generates 90 per had to be paid for when needed. referring In hin father's former HARTFORD (UPI) — United Illuminating Prolonging the discussion of this let our emotions destroy our history Co. has announced it will seek a $22.2 million cent of its power by burning oil, has been suf He said the utility was “narrowing the matter is really a form of excessive of mature handling of debatable diffieulties in roping with his son's rate hike next year that would raise the fering a serious cash flow problem due to in scope" of the request in an attempt to Pulsar Quartz Watches By LISA SHEPARD HEW found itself with unspent funds, say the rug is wasteful but you need sueeess. (I s) punishment for speaking out. I am issues. according to sources involved. an expert to evaluate a computer ser average residential customer’s bill by $2.30 a creased fuel costs and the subsequent impact "facilitate a shortened and expedited hearing WASHINGTON - 'Use it or lose "(Kennedy’s comments) seem to and decision process” before the DPUC. sure Frank and his wife have endured We need someone of Frank's devo Another report shows that the vice contract," said a Cohen aide. month of the state's 5 percent lax on gross revenues. it" federal agency heads are told run in the same current made by UI's current rates, set when the utility was In its letter of intent to the DPUC, the utility SAVITT GIVES YOU much heartache since the statement, tion and knowledge to serve us with Department of Housing and Urban "It’s in these contracts that the The utility, which serves 276,000 customers each year. So come the end of a fiscal those so-called students. 1 don't see 16 towns in the New Haven and Bridgeport granted an 18 percent hike in October 1978, said the 6.9 percent rate hike request “will so no purpose is to be served by con the Connecticut Capital Region of Development spent $65,000 on fur biggest waste occurs and is hardest year many self-respecting how this is going to help get our areas, will formally file for the rate hike with were based on a $13.73 per barrel cost of make absolutely no provision for the many ., tinuing to emphasize it in the press Government. 1 feel confident that in niture at the end of fiscal year 1W8 to detect." bureaucrats twgin frantically digging hostages released. One might even the state Division of Public Utility Control by residual oil. The firm now pays its principal other areas of increased cost UI is suffering in 3 YEARS'FREE and in the town meetings. the proper forum, divorced from the and then paid $800 a month to store it into their bag of "end-of-the-year" conclude they would delay the Jan. 18, said UI spokesman Jack Dolan. supplier $28.38 a barrel. Dolan said. this inflationary economy, for appropriate in FREE BATTERY in 1980, 1981, 1982 Anyone who has attended town onus of the town meeting, a suitable in a Denver warehouse. A contracting officer for an agency creases in rates of return or for any attrition spending tricks and often end up release of the hostages long enough' He said the rate hike, which would boost the As the cost of oil increased and was passed ■ • FREE INSTALLATION, 1980, 1981, 1982| meetings over the years cannot help conclusion to this long- standing within the Justice Department on to consumers through the state's fuel cost allowance as recognized in other recent rate wastefully spending taxpayers' Even a fiscally responsible Pen so that maybe Sen Kennedy would be average residential customer's monthly bill but appreciate the frequent clear, in debate can be reached. brought to light Cohen’s concerns by by $2.30, was aimed at meeting the firm’s adjustment clause, increased revenues decisions.” money. tagon bureaucrat's attempt to save president and maybe there would be formative. and concise presentations Let's quickly establish such a detailing the detrimental side effects current needs and UI might ask the DPUC for resulted which were subject to the stale tax. UI had informed the DPUC last month of the The theory behind the "use it or the government some money was a trial of the shah." offered by Frank Lupien relative to forum, put this matter behind us and rebuffed recently when the depart of “hurry-up spending" which he's another increase before the end of next year Dolan said the cash flow problem resulted serious cash flow problem and presented lose it" mentality is that if an agency — Ted Stexens, Republican several proposals including the possibility of a subjects of great concern to the get on with the business of running ment refused to reimburse him for found in 21 years of government ser “ It's a possibility at some other point in 1980 because the fuel adjustment clause didn’t fails to spend its appropriation by leader of the Senate, condemning rate hike request. taxpayers of Manchester. the town. $50 he spent on an airline discount vice. He acknowledged that more but exactly when or how much I couldn't say," allow UI to pass on the higher costs to Sept. 30 — the last day of the 'l eflfiy K e n n e fly's criticism s of the customers' bills for two months while the oil For many years Frank has been a coupon. The coupon cut the cost of waste probably occurs from the lack Dolan said. Paul E. Wilhide. government's fiscal year — its shall. helpful watchdog in his frequent his ticket for official travel by $150. of oversight on existing contracts 57 Jean Road, money is returned to the federal till. "Male celebates are taught to appearances at town meetings, often noted an item in the Washington than in writing new ones. Labor Group Manchester Not only does the agency lose its believe that women are going to be a money, but in all likelihood it will Monthly magazine. However, depart To the editor: that are happeining right now. His present employer, the Law En problem lor them all of their lives ... Joins Drive receive less the next year. ment officials feared that money There has been much controversy Where are the voices raised in forcement Assistance Administra They are the other.' All we want to HAMDEN (UPI) - The One of the most illustrative saved this year would result in a cut over Mr. Lupien and the statements protest for the tens of thousands of tion, spent 59 percent of its money in be are sisters who make decisions Connecticut State Labor examples of the overall problem was in next year's travel allowance. prisoners, behind the Iron Curtain, the final quarter of fiscal year 1979. In with them. " Council has joined a he made. given by Sen. Carl Levin (D-Mich.) The real waste of tax dollars, that are in concentration camps, FY 1978, the agency spent 65 percent — (Catherine Koarhe, a (iatholic national AFL-CIO petition 1 would like to add a few comments at a recent hearing on “hurry-up suggests Sen. William Cohen (R- of my own. 1 do not know Mr. Lupien right now. This, for no other reason of its funding in the last quarter; FY lay woman who hopes to be or drive seeking the uncon spending" He said that in fiscal year Maine), is not the $29,000 here or Dai/DateQurti'liSO personally, but 1 have been im than their belief in God. 1977 . 26 percent; FY 1976 ; 42 per dained a priest. (Village Voire) ditional release of the 50 tialft (liarti Dar/Datc, 'IS lCDititall|arti,'l9.S0 1978, federal agency expenditures $65,000 there, but “ in the costly mis pressed by what I have read and Where were the protesting voices cent; and FY 1975, 49 percent. "They've taken everything else 1 American hostages being rose from J44.8 billion in August to takes contractors make because held at the U.S. Embassy heard about him. He is a man who when tens of thousands of Cambo have, so I don't think I'll give them $86.8 billion in September. everyone in the federal government Once a “bad contract" is written my sanity. " in Tehran. Ian. Technology’s Promise seems to have the courage of his con dian men, women and children were has forgotten about monitoring the The state AFL-CIO is Specific stories about “end-of-the- an agency, for the most part, is stuck — Robert I.. Rear, a farmer who victions, and courage is something slaughtered, for no other reason but billions of dollars- of ongoing con asking its affiliated unions UNDER $ 1 0 0 year" spending sprees abound. The we see little of these days. that they were in the way of the Com with it. Written into most govern was accused of trying to ahflurt his “to flood the Iranian Em Air Force went on an autumn binge tracts in order to work full-time on now-how applied to get a job done — that’s technology. The DIGITAL and DIAL MODES — CHRONOGRAPHS, SPORTS MODELS ALARMS, 1 believe Mr. Lupien has done munist army? ment contracts is a provision for ter wife, refusing to plead insanity on bassy” in Washington with in September of this year and spent writing new contracts at year-end. " Kjob can be as simple as toasting a slice of bread or as complex DAY/DATE CALENDARS for MEN and WOMEN. Manchester a lot of good, and 1 think The list of Holocausts could go on mination costs to be paid by the agen the grounds that he was obsessed petitions demanding the $715,000 on color television sets, fans, And waste is compounded, said as mounting an odyssey to the planets. it's a sad day for Manchester, that and on. All evil is wrong, and to see cy. Often times, the rationale is that with an attempt to reunite with his immediate release of the dormitory furniture, air conditioning Cohen, by the millions of dollars of There’s nothing simple, of course, about the tasks on society’s we have lost a man like him. only one aspect of it. and ignore the it is less expensive to continue a "bad wife. hostages, said Council units and supplies for cleaning swim overtime federal employees are paid agenda today. Contemporary needs and challenges are the com 1 do not understand what Mr. other evils is prejudice of another contract” than to terminate it, pay a "I am really getting exposure President John J. Driscoll. ming pools for Clark Air Force base to process the flood of work coming plex concomitants of a complex world. And meeting them will de Lupient said that offended so such. kind. high settlement and start over. now." Driscoll said the petition in the Philippines. In at the end of the fiscal year. aimed “to demonstrate the mand technologies more advanced, and with greater capabilities, He never said the Holocaust didn’t We cannot see only what we want — Dennis .Soens, who went from Then there was a $29,000 contract The biggest problem revealed Cohen and Levin intend to hold united support of American than any that have gone before. happen, he only asked that both to see. and ignore the things we don't being an u sh e r at B ro a d w a y 's nude for a study awarded by the Depart during the hearing was the lack of more hearings on the subject and un workers and their families Ethically, technology is neutral. There is nothing inherently ei aspects of it be read .is this such a want to see — that is blindness. musical “Oh! Calcutta!,'' to being ment of Health, Education and monitoring of billion-dollar contracts doubtedly will find endless examples for the U.S. government’s ther good or bad about it. It is simply a tool, a servant, to be re crime. May God have mercy on us... a star of the show. Welfare to a Washington consulting for items such as computer services. of wasteful spending but they will be position that this gross fined, directed and deployed by people for whatever purposes they 1 agree that we should never forget history is repeating itself because of violation of international firm for work which was never done. “An auditor walks into an office hard pressed to find any simple want fulfilled. that very blindness. law be ended im about the Jewish Holocasut, but I do and sees an expensive oriental rug solutions to such a pervasive In its best uses, technology is a means for solving problems and not believe that we should become so Mrs. C.M. Sossin. The study was hastily commissioned mediately.” at the end of the fiscal year when and a computer The average Joe can problem. ’ achieving objectives. It helps to improve life. It lets peopledo more obsessed with the crimes of the past, 4 Avon St., things in belter ways. Throughout history, it has functioned as the that we blindly ignore the crimes Manchester Fact-Finding cutting edge of human progress. With his technology, man has Set by State overcome uncounted problems that burdened him for centuries. Life as we know and want it would be impossible without modern Washington Merry-Go-Round HARTFORD (UPI) - A technology — in agriculture, industry, communications, health LC8^«artilln,>IS «ii9rtuNrti,'ll.$4 CiMTm Haiti.')S turtzUraVIMH.'li.SO fact-finding session is care, transportation, housing, and a thousand other spheres. scheduled for next week So fast do limes change, because of technology, that some peo between state negotiators ple, disoriented by the pace, express yearning for simpler times. NO SALES HNAL! Carter Does Research: Studying the Ayatollah and representatives of a They’d like to turn back the technological clock. But longing for 2,300-member unit of state CO-Day Moiitii-Bacli Carantee means P.O.M.G. the primitive is utter folly. It is fantasy. Life was no simpler for By JACK ANDERSON emerges from these studies as a reasonable, as militant as Carter is revolutionary hopes without a sion and its chairman, Charles Cur workers. would pay any price to keep the home early people than it is for us. Actually, it was far cruder. WASHINGTON -- A frustrated dedicated, calculating, rancorous, mild, as bloody as Carter is revolutionary leader. He has given tis, have cost American consumers fires burning. The session between the PEACE-OF-MIND GUARANTEED Jimmy Carter, with his logical Turning backward would not expunge any of today’s problems. implacable old man who would squeamish. The ayatollah apparently that revolutionary role a driving millions of dollars in inflated natural As a result of this backdoor state and engineering, engineer's mind, cannot seem to sacrifice Iran’s oil wealth, his own views Carter’s forbearance as force by his strident religious gas prices. scientific and technical With technological development curtailed, the problems would tes deregulation, consumers wound up bargaining unit of the ter even as the means for solving them were blunted. To curb tech cope with the illogical, if not safety, life itself to pursue his goals. weakness, his restraint as timidity, appeals. The massive overcharges began REMEMBER subsidizing the big industrial users Connecticut State nology would be to squelch innovation, stifle imagination, and UP TO *20 irrational Ayatollah Ruhollah No threat of reprisal is likely to his concessions as appeasement. The More than 95 percent of Iran’s 36 back in early 1977, when a shortage of by paying as much as double the Employees Association cap the human spirit. A watch is only as good as Khomeini. budge him. Boycott? “If we have to president, jeered Khomeini, “lacks million people are Moslems, and natural gas in some areas led previous market price for natural for your old will be held Dec. 27. Technology to serve people must continue to be nurtured and The president has turned, as he lose our honor in order to fill our guts.” most of them belong to the militant, Congress to rush through emergency gas. the store that sells it. If 'The parties will meet at strengthened and honed and put to the tasks in society that need usually does, to the textbooks for the stomachs, then we would prefer that ’The secret studies also indicate martyr-minded Shi’ite sect. legislation relaxing some regulatory Last year, FERC Chairman Curtis the Hartford Seminary watch towardi you can find a better answers. He is studying two secret our honor is preserved and we will go that the ayatollah’s advanced age What meat do the mullahs feast on restrictions and allowing higher was responsible for stalling the dis .Foundation with John Nor to be done. prim ers on the The challenge of our limes is to foster its continued progress, to hungry,” he said. Oil cutoff? The and brooding bitterness have that they have grown so great? How prices of gas. closure of an investigation of the man of Fairfield, whom ayatollah. One is ^ ■ use it wisely, to manage it for our own greater benefit and the en a brand new Persian people lived without affected his mind. He dared to defy did the lordly Americans become With this incentive, big gas scandal until it was too late for the both sides decided on as a called “Ayatollah 4- '| richment of life for those who follow. The full promise of technol and you believe it— TAKE petroleum for 5,000 years, and the shah, risking prison and reduced to the roles of hostages and producers sold billions of cubic feet gas companies’ bonanza to affect fact finder. Khomeini of Iran: ^ ^ 1 ogy lies in its development and use to make things better for all. Khomeini believes they can get along assassination. He is convinced, in supplicants? What has transpired to of natural gas at prices more than 50 congressional action. PULSJR Quartz IT! (But ask yourself who will His personality y ^ without oil again. Military attack? deed, that the shah's agents allow the ayatollhh to dream that he percent above previous legal limits, Curtis promised to do something service the watch.) and Political i “ Why should we be afraid,” he murdered his father and one of his can cow President Carter and and passed it on to shivering con about the natural gas gouge. But Watch Behavior.” The ^ retorted. "We consider martyrdom sons. For 15 years, the exiled humiliate the United States? sumers at an even bigger markup. after two years of bureaucratic iner other is more an honor.” Khomeini has nursed a smoldering, Nothing in the textbooks can in The shortages disappeared, but the tia, the “emergency sales” are still “IBTKPl UNITED M$T CHMT cues, CHUNE Ml CNMUn UMWnS WUCIK specific, (‘A Protwte Court is open (or There is no doubt in the minds of pious hatred for the shah. Now at age struct the engineer in the White cost was staggering. going on. The greedy gas producers Psychological Perspective; conferences with the judge , SAVITT P.0JAG. JEWELERS Central Intelligence Agency analysts 79, he won’t be deterred from getting House how to overcome the are raking in bonus profits at the Subsequent investigation disclosed from 6:S0 P.M. to 8 P.M. Pratl & Whilney Airciatl Group • Carrier Corporation • OUs Group • Essex Group • Hamilton Standard Khomeini’s Political Behavior and that the ayatollah means it. During revenge. This hunger for revenge, vulnerability of a mighty, comfor ■lAliORI MERCIAHTS • OPTICIANS • WATCHMARERS massive gouging by the natural gas expense of consumers, most of whom on Thursday nights. Ap SiKorshy Aircraft • Power Systems • Chemical Systems • Norden Systems • United Technologies Research Center Decision-Making in the Current the street fighting that brought down the analysts suggest, is his dominant table, cautious nation before the 35 lUylMi S t, 35 Seceids FroM Mala, Dewwtewa Hartford companies. As a General Accounting are unaware of the inflationary gas pointments suggested. Crisis.” the shah, Khomeini sent instructions passion. powerless zealot, or how to battle the spiral. aaifim MIR • lAim w w n » • RAiTf M l onum Office report noted, “the interstate Night telephone number: Carter’s classified reading also in from his exile in France for his 'This strange, stubborn, unyielding tyranny of the aggressively weak Footnote: FERC spokesmen had (gas) companies enjoyed the best of 847-887, cludes other related documents followers to wear white robes to man has now been united with a pop over the self-disarmed strong. no comment at press time on the both worlds” — freedom from William E. FiUGcrald which analyze the .role that show up the blood from their wounds. ulace that for 25 years has been agency’s decision to allow the Gas Gouge federal price controls at the very Judge o(< Probate Khomeini’s fanaticism has played on Khomeini is as reckless as Carter boiling with anger without focus, emergency sales to continue. Two years of foot-dragging by the time when desperate customers the Iranian crisis. The avatollah is cautious, a dogmatic as Carter is grievances without unity. Federal Energy Regulatory Commis h - EVENING HERALD, Wtd., Dec. 19. IW9 Ludgin Raps Oil Companies Barter EVENING HERALD. Wed.. Dec. 1». 1»7»- 7 Russo^s Pay Educators Change Rules HARTFORD (U Pl) - An opponent of the Hartford Civic Center Authori ty has criticized its director For Off-Shore Drilling OPEN SUNDAY receiving raises over the past IS in the 116 tracu could reach 123 To Provide Public Forum _ DEC. 23rd ______1 0 -8 P .M . months that increased his salary by PROVIDENCE, R. I. (UPI) - The year fishery 100 miles off Cape Cod. million torrels of gas and 870 billion 42 percent. nation’s oil companies, hoping to find If the courts allow the sale to stand VERNON —The Board of Education is changing lU and objectives for the new year and bring them before cubic feet of natural gas. Deputy Mayor William Ludgin said new stores of oil and natural gas in and if all high bids are accepted, the policy concerning the citizens’ forum portion of board the full board. The single highest cash bid Tuesday the salary of the center’s the North Atlantic, have offer^ the Interior Department estimates meetings to allow residents to speak briefly on any item ’The policies committee will review and maintain the director. Frank E. Russo Jr., has federal government 0828 milUon for exploration could get under way 'Tuesday was $80.2 million for a nine- of interest. board policy book to insure that policies are consistent climbed from $28,860 to $41,002 in the permits to explore the rich Georges within six or seven months. square-mile tract. It was jointly filed Up to this time residents have only been allowed to and complete. They will also review administrative MCYCIES ^ SLEDS past IS months. Bank fishing ground off the New Opponents said they would con by Mobile, Amarada Hess, Tenneco speak on items listed on the agenda. The recommenda guidelines to Implement board policy and review board The authority is an independent England coast. tinue their court fight to stop the and Transco Epioration Co. tion for the change was made by the board’s General operations and make recommendations where necessary. The bids were opened at 12:30 p.m. TRICYCLES TOBOGGANS agency charged with running the An Interior Department official drilling. Policies Committee. Under its specific objectives the policy committee said EIST, one hour after U.S. Supreme center's coliseum on the city’s called the offer "close to Thirty sue companies bid a total of Although items not on the agenda can be discussed it will work with the administration to publish and dis WAGONS SNURFERS behalf. phenomenal.’’ $1.27 billion for 73 of the 116 nine- Court Justice William Brennan during the forum the board won’t respond to them or act tribute the new policy manual by Feb. 15; to review the denied another last-minute appeal by Ludgin. author of an ordinance to The lucrative sale at Providence’s square-mile tracts offered by the on them that same night. board’s policy regarding in-school suspension and also HGUREand abolish the authority, said the salary Veterans Auditorium Tuesday took government. ’The high bids totaled the Conservation Law Foundation Comments will be referred to the appropriate board make recommendations to the board. SCOOTERS ^increase was an example of what the place just minutes after a U.S. $827.8 million, about $2(X) million and Massachusetts Attorney General committee or a request may be made, in writing, to The committee also plans to review the procedures for authority means "when they say the Supreme Coqrt justic denied a last- more than the Interior Department Francis X. Bellotti, who now a tem speak at a future brard meeting. awarding scholarships and to develop means to permit EXERCISERS HOOIEV SKR1ES coliseum should be run like a ditch challange by environmen expected. porary delay of the sale last month. The General Policies Committee has also establishing specific board goals and objectives and an FREE BICYCLE ASSEMBLY business. " talists. “There was good competition with CLF spokesman Douglas Foy said recommended that each board committee develop goals evaluation procedure consistent with the policy manual. OPEN THURSDAY, FRIDAY A SATURDAY TIL 10 PM an average of almost three bids per his Boston-based group would press Ludgin said Russo’s salary was The auction was disrupted briefly The committee reminded the board of the state tract. In a rank wildcat area — which for a U.S. District Court trial on the _ _ 2 MAIN ST. f . excessive when compared to other by protesters who dropped leaflets, a requirements concerning the American flag and the the North Atlantic is — it’s close to merits of its claim that the govern H H S ® ^ 3 - 7 1 1 1 or 646-39981- city departments and was creating a dead fish and bags filled with dirty pledge of allegiance. phenomenal,” said sale manager ment didn't adequately consider the Vernon To Form The committee said every classroom is to have a flag morale problem among municipal oil from a balcony, splattering two -fms■ rippy ri OPEN CHRISTMAS EVE 9-7 P.MJ ; employees less well-compensated. Frank Basile of the Interior oil spill risk and danger to the appropriately displayed but there are no state oil men with goo. ' }TF ” J* r p’T T^T " ’ T i ^ r ' But Russo and the head of the Department’s Outer Continental fishery. Panel on Youth requirements concerning reciting the pledge of coliseum commission. Homer Bab- "The oil spilled today is a drop in Shelf Office. “The appeals, I believe, were allegiance to the flag. bidge. defended the raises. the bucket compared to what will “The last three or four sales that exhausted today,” sale manager happen if the oil companies get their Both said the six adjustments in we’ve held over the last four months Basile said. “We do have to look VERNON — Naming a nucleus of 11 people to form a way," the flyers said. forward to a trial on the merits. And the director's salary the past 15 have been slightly higher, as affected Youth Committee, I^ y o r Marie Herbst asked the The lease sale had been held upuin there is no guarantee at the time of months brought it in line with other by the energy situation both members to conduct a youth interest survey and to com court for nearly two years by en issuing an exploration plan that these I save on: Maidenform! Olga! Civic Center director pay levels domestically and overseas," he said. pile a list of programs and facilities available, to see plaintiffs, or others, might not decide around the country. vironmentalists who claimed an oil Federal experts estimate the what the young people want and see if their needs are they want to sue us.” The largest and most recent in spill could endanger the $1 billion-a- potential yield from the 660.000 acres being met. |Warner’sl and many other crease was a $6,000 hike retroactive -ii. Vatican Criticism #. ■■ Named to the committee were: Arthur Michals, An to Oct. 22. drew Maneggia, Ann Dooley, Judy Sagalski, Joseph Although the authority actually set * Swiss theologian Hans Kueng looks at one LaRosa, Anthony Valentino, Jack Gorr, Sharon famous names! the specific level of Russo's most re ? of his books, criticized by the Vatican, after Hotchkiss, Jennie Belcher, Anita Borysevicz, and Erik cent raise, the salary range of $35,000 ;V returning to his Tuebingen, West Germany, Anderson. to $48,000 was established by the City Greased and Oiled .J home. FTof. Kueng branded as an inquisition Michals was named chairman of the committee. He is Council David Moffitt, director of news services for Conoco, stands an educational consultant. Miss Belcher and Miss h o d ^ ,* “cloak-and-dagger action” the Vatican’s Babbidge said it was also felt that spattered with oil, after protestors tossed at least four plastic Borysevicz and E ric Anderson are students. ruling he had committed heresy in some of Russo should receive more than the bags of oil from a balcony onto oil company representatives The mayor said once the survey is cofnpleted the com $40,000 salary paid by the Greater his teachings. (UPI photo) mittee can, if it wishes, add more people and divide up during the Georges Bank oil lease sale in Providence, R.I., I Hartford Convention and Visitors into special interest groups to study specific problems. fash ion Bureau to its new director. William Tuesday. (UPI photo) Beautiful Forming the Youth Committee carries out one of the C. Peeper. i Estate Given Time promises Mrs. Herbst made when campaigning last fail. Residents of the Rockville area had complained about the problems in the center with large groups of young •r•V t To Demolish Block people congregated there. Since Mrs. Herbst was elected she has stepped up f \ VERNON —The estate of Francis Prichard Sr. will Poinsettias police patrols in that area. \ probably be given an extension on the Dec. 27 date set to --^demolish the fire-damaged Prichard block on Union . “ street. Garage Comes Down Z" Francis McNulty, the town’s building official, had con- downtown Manchostor and 'demned a large portion of the block and following man- MANCHESTER — Town highway workers are TrI-CIty Plaza, Vamon •— dates of the state statutes, ordered the owners to removing a garage on Lakewood Circle North. ’The \ y o u RE ii^p demolish the unsafe portions by Dec. 27. property, 69 Lakewood Circle North, was deeded to the t o ' I'S ' l l Francis Prichard Sr. died as the result of the fire which town by the late C. Elmore Watkins, former owner of — gutted several stores and apartments above the stores. Watkins Funeral Home and of Watkins Furniture Store. Prichard lived in one of the apartments and died a few ’The town acquired the land in 1962 with the agreement / v.': days after the fire as the result of smoke inhalation. Mrs. it would pay 50 percent of the cost of removing the gar Prichard was also admitted to the hospital. age. The other half was paid by Bruce Watkins, from the In agreeing that the extension should be given the Town estate. It will cost about $600 to remove. Council said it was assumed that Prichard Jr. will take Tlie garage is being removed to widen Lakewood Drive. 7.99 some precautionary measures in areas of the building The structure is near the home of Robert Weiss, town Rtg. 9 .50. Olga No Seam that the building inspector said could fall as the result of manager, but it is not his property. Area residents had Show Off Shoulder Bra. Shell cup for perfect high winds or heavy loads of snow. questioned the removal believing the garage belonged to the town manager. smoothness Inside and out. Dealers i 0.99 The Nice Touches Reg. 8.S0. Olga Slim Wunder Provide Pants* with firm elastic tum my control. Great under all A new piece of ftne furplturc can your newest fashions. Program dreM up and change the entire room Now briefly on laie at good 20% off reductlofu. the cuMom pine pieces HARTFORD (UPI) - shown are a beautiful addition 'Private fuel oil dealers anywhere Handrubbed to give a • have donated $18,000 to a warm, soft finish in either hght or (I. dark pine, the eaHy American state program which will CHRISTMAS PLANTS designs fh weB with almost any provide energy saving kits decor These arc the cherished an Cath A Carry to renters across Connec tiques of tomorrow that also go ticut. wcD with the cherished antiques of The donations to the today • PEWTER state Energy Division’s BOTH IMPORTED AND DOMESTIC "W inter Warm-up K it” DRY SINK HUTCH program came from (55" > 14" X 36") members of the Connec R«S »33 4 SAVE20% ticut Petroleum Council ALL WEEK • LEAD CRYSTAL PIECES and will supplement donations from utility com Sale ^269. Come on over to House £r Hale and save panies and other private a gargantuan 20% off the regular prices • WOODWARE sources. on everything in stock-there OF WALNUT, PINE AND TEAK The kits will be dis are no exceptions! tributed at no cost to low- income and elderly apart ment dwellers under the e a -i • REAL FLOWERS program instituted by Gov. Ella Grasso. ’They include GRANDFATHER ROCKER weatherstripping and other Sobd, substantial comfort in a finely materials which can result made rocker PRESERVED IN GLASS in fuel savings of up to 20 Reg. $250. percent. 4.99 5.99 9.20 “I’m hopeful that our $11. Formfit Knit Two* Reg. $6. Flexnit Something Reg. $7. Flexnit Naturally Reg. S alen ?9. Contour Bra. Seamless se i'^0, HANDCRAFTED participation will en Else* Fancy Panty. Soft, Me* contour seamless bra METAL SCULPTURE courage other smooth panty of nylon and for smooth look. White tricot cond skin fit, great comfort. organizations in the DuPont Lycra* spandex. and Lycra*. private sector to join in Comfy cotton shield. our people are this very werrthwhile jumping for joy POTTERY & MILK GLASS program,” said Thomas B. at the great Coates, executive director savings at of the fuel dealers council. House Et Hale! TERRARIUMS & HANGING POTS - "It’s an excellent example of government and business cooperation.” The brand names W > CANDLES & CARDS are everywhere, and ^ DRY SINK !WHATASALE! the dollar you save AND MUCH, MUCH MOREI Jury Planned (3(r K i r * 36T really add up to Honey or antique pine finish WHAT SAVING! Set in Death W A big bucks. .Rtg $2S3 WHAT A STORE! OPEN PORTUND (UPI) - A Thurs. & FrI. NIte grand jury will convene till 9 next month to decide Sale *199. Sat. till 6 whether an arrest warrant Great for use as a bar or planter, or Sun. till 12 noon can be Issued in the slaying sHnpfy for convenient storage. of a young Portland woman last year. IN STOCK ONLY - SALE ENDS DECEMBER 24 State’s Attorney John Cash and Cany Redway said ’Tuesday the 6.99 6.49 6.99 panel will convene Jan. 2 to y o u 'R E fjVfp examine Information and Neg. 1$. Metdenform Sweet Rag. $1. Warner's Real Rag. 19. Warner’s Not A witnesses relating to the Hirllisniifli Conntr; Bud Nothing* front cloee eatin McCoy* Saamless Body Bra. Stitch On* Seamlasa Plunge Halter Bra. Won't shift, stabbing death of Linda N M T N MAIM tT., a T I. I. IX IT It M II OLOO MKTICK V IlL IA O l O ff * T I n and laoe bra. Light flbefflH. Baat aalling saamleaa bra( McLaughlin whose body M M k M M u e M , CONN. MYITie UA M O T IXIT, MYITIC, CONN. Feminine plunge. Snap Built-up ahouldar, atratch stretch lace trim, bottom Open Thursday & Friday Nights was found Nov. 1 8 ,1978 by CHRISTMAS HOURS: CHRISTMAS HOURS: doting. straps. Poty/Lycra*. band. two hunters in a wooded Mon.- Fit. 10 ■ 9 Mon.-FrI. 10 ■ 9 area off Route 27 known as Sit 10 - 5:30 Sit 10-5:30 W«d. thru PrI. 9:30-9; Sat. 9:30-5 Tiii 9 P.M. Wongunk Meadows. Sun. 1 - 5:30 Sun. 1 • 5:30 IM w ay said no one has Mon. 9:30-5 ____ h o u s e & HALE. 946 MAIN ST.. MANCHESTER 85 EAST CENTER STREET ItM AIHlTtllT been arrested and no one OLOMYIOOON.CONN. CHRISTMAS HOURS: Thun.- Fft. 10 - 9 V TELEPHONE 649-5268 charged and he declined to Mon., Tun., Wtd. 10 - 5:30 Sit 10 • 5:30 comment on possible Sun.1 - 5 Your Worth'a Charge Card make akopping so eaay! nnoUves for suspects.
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EVENING HERALD, Wed., Dec. 19, 1979 - 9 « - EVENING HERALD. Wed., Dec. 1», v m More Funding Needed GOP Chief Obituaries 3 Unusual Vote Approves For Mental Retardation Will Serve A similar financial picture was Without Pay Howard B. Keeney, 80, The agency was called to testify O^Brien as Town Lawyer HARTFORD (UPI) - The Depart given the committee earlier in the because it has transferred about 1,- NEW HAVEN (UPI) - Jo McKen ment of Mental Retardation will day by Edward Maher, 'Com nounced he would not vote for “disappointed" according to Carl 000 people from the Southbury and zie, the new chairwoman of Connec 8th District Official By MARY KITZMANN need up to $200 million more over the missioner of the Department of In O'Brien. Zinsser, board member. “ But we're next five years to provide adequate Mansfield Training Schools to nur ticut’s Republican Party and the first nicer man couldn't be found. We'll all Herald Reporter come Maintenance, which subsidizes MANCHESTER - Howard B. DiRosa's decision to vote for not going to ostracize him," Zinsser care and services. Commissioner sing homes since 1970. The com woman to hold the job, says she’ll miss him badly." MANCHESTER - The Board of Medicaid patients in nursing homes. Keeney, M, of 77 Washington St., O'Brien was unannounced. He tod said. Gareth Thorne said Tuesday. mittee probe was partly motivated serve without pay and promises to Besides his wife, he is survived by Directors appointed Kevin O'Brien Several nursing homes have said-^ Manchester, treasurer of the Eighth not attended the Monday night's par William Diana, Republican board Thorne also told a legislative com by reports mentally retarded reduce expenses and clear the par a son, Gordon F. Keeney of the town attorney last night in a 5-3-1 they don't want to take in Medicaid Utilities District and a former fire ty caucus. member, was also upset at the defec mittee that his agency will end the patients at the Lorraine Manor nur ty’s debt in three years. Manchester; a daughter, Mrs. Carl vote. patients any more because the reim chief, died Monday at Manchester “There are many pressing issues tion. “ He made a political mistake," fiscal year with a $5 million to $6 sing home in Hartford were Mrs. McKenzie, 46, an Essex in (Barbara) Rohrbach of Manchester; Unusually, a Democrat voted bursement rate isn't high enough to Memorial Hospital. He was the hus facing the council," DiRosa said. “ I Diana said. million deficit, even after raiding receiving substandard care. nkeeper, received 47 votes under the a sister, Mrs. Mabel B. Holmes of against the nomination, and a cover the cost of care. Self-paying band of Elsie (Johnson) Keeney. don't think this is one of them. Zinsser, who abstained on the vote, budgets for other programs, such as Thorne said it wasn't fair to weighted vote system of the 72- Manchester; six grandchildren and Republican supported it. patients pay more, giving the home a Bom in Manchester July 1,1899, he “ I didn't see any reason not to vote still believed that O'Brien was “not group homes, to keep its head above criticize the care of the mentally member Republican State Central 10 great-grandchildren. Democrat James McCavanagh's higher profit margin. was a lifelong resident of town. for O'Brien. If you want to say he's the man for the job." water. retarded at Lorraine Manor because Committee. Runnerup Louis Berry of I^neral services will be Friday, 11 “ no" vote on the nomination was an Maher maintained the Medicaid Before his retirement, he was a too young, then this includes both McCavanagh also stood by his “ You're going to have to invest the home is being paid $55 a-day per Danielson polled 35 votes and Irwin a.m., from the Holmes Funeral nounced early yesterday. But the rate is tight, but fair. He said the supervisor at the Orford Soap Co. for myself, ^ Steve Penny." opinion."! voted the way I beUeved more money than you ever dreamed patient. He said Uie state schools for Silver of Stamford 3. Home, 400 Main St., with the Rev. vote of Republican Peter DlRosa on levels of payment are supposed to 3S years and also worked at Pratt and DlRosa said “ he tod talked to at was right,” he said. "I trust that Mr. about," he told the Legislature’s the retarded can barely do their job Mrs. McKenzie, who succeeds Jam es MacLauchlin of the Second the Democratic nomination came as give nursing homes a reasonable Whitney for five years. least 30 people" about the nomina DiRosa did the same. Public Health Committee, which is with $80 a-day. departing Chairman Frederick Congregational Church officiating. a surprise. profit on their investment, but isn’t Keeney joined the Eighth Utilities tion. He declined to name them, but McCavanagh tod supported Joseph investigating the state’s nursing “You can't take a place like Biebel, called on the rank-and-file Burial will be in East Cemetery. It provided the Democrats' needed designed to let anyone make a District in 1921 as a member of Com said Democratic Town Chairman, Sweeney for the nomination But was home industry. Lorraine Manor and give them a Republicans to repair old wounds and Calling hours are Thursday from 3 to fifth vote required by town charter “ killing.” pany 1 and was elected company Ted Cummings, was not one. almost persuaded to vote for O'Brien Thorne said that based on a 5 year horrendous job and then beat them to rally for the presidential. 5 and 7 to 9 P.m. on appointments. He said one alternative is to make secretary. He served as assistant “ The basic issue is that the mayor after conversing with Ted Cum projection, his department will need death in the media,” he said. “ They Congressional and U.S. Senate elec Contributions may be made to the Democrats had been worried the the Medicaid rates the same as the foreman and second assistant chief. has to work with the town attorney," mings. $50 million for capital expenses and (the home’s owners) say they’re tions in 1980. memorial fund of the Second opposition of McCavanagh would cost paid by self-paying patients. He was chief of the fire department DiRosa said. “ I couldn't see a reason "Sweeney wasn't nominated,” an extra $25 million to $30 million losing key staff because their friends “ We have the issues and if we can Congregational Church or to a chari block O'Brien's appointment. That system is being used in from 1945 to 1946 and was the oldest not to vote for him; obviously the DiRosa said. “ I tod to vote on the each of the next five years for say: ‘You’re working in that get the candidates, we can get the living former fire chief. ty of the donor's choice. McCavanagh had said the 30-year-old Minnesota, which is the only other Howard B. Keeney conflict was political." nomination we tod.” operating costs. dump?” ’ state that regulates private-paid money,” she said. He also served on the Board of lawyer was too “ inexperienced" for Biebel, who some disgruntled DiRosa said he had not been O'Brien replaces David Barry, rates in nursing homes. Directors of the Eighth Utilities the position. There were indications f W l members blame for the party’s more promised a political favor in return Manchester's state senator and George Conkling, a consultant to District from 1941 until 1945. He Bertha Page Hinckley Edith J. Hevenor McKJavanagh had changed his mind than $300,000 debt and their for his vote. O'Brien's law partner in private the budget implementing Office of served as treasurer from 1951 until on Monday, but on Tuesday he an demoralizing defeat in the 1978 elec TOLLAND —Bertha Page SOUTH WINDSOR - Edith John The other Republicans were practice. Letter to Legislator Policy and Management, said it his death. tions, is leaving to organize state Hinckley, 96, of 80 Mile Hill Road, son Hevenor, 73, of 47 Deming St., would cost about $30 million more to He was a member of the Second chairman nationwide for Ronald Tolland, died Tuesday at a Rockville South Windsor, died Tuesday at equalize Medicaid rates with those Congregational Church and a former convalescent home. She was the Manchester Memorial Hospital. She Reagan’s presidential campaign. trustee of the church. Claims Health paid by private patients. widow of Henry B. Hinckley. was the widow of Lloyd N. Hevenor. Missing CD Documents In afternoon testimony. Depart Mrs. McKenzie said she won’t District President (Jordon Lassow ministrator as saying that similar accept any pay; will move GOP Mrs. Hinckley was born in Mrs. Hevenor was bora in Sweden HARTFORD (UPI) - A Connec ment of Health Services officials called his death “ a loss to the district bribes had been made by other nur headquarters from a downtown Hart Manchester Aug. 10, 1883 and had and had lived in South Windsor for ticut legislator Tuesday said she has defended their agency’s inspections and to the Town of Manchester." sing home officials. The allegation, ford storefront to a less expensive lived in Manchester most of her life, the past 40 years. She was a member received a letter alleging that a state of nursing homes. They said they try "He was a special person in our Mrs. Connolly said, was made to a location, and “ pay off the party’s moving to Tolland 15 years ago. of Wapping Community Church, health inspector accepted a $250 to do as much as they can with N e w L e a d e r lives," Lassow said this morning. "A Disturb Town Director member of a group of former Health legal and moral debt in three years.” Before retiring in 1954 she was an South Windsor. She was employed as bribe from a nursing home ad limited staff. operation. The attorney's office Services employees. Jo McKenzie of Essex, right, defeated Louise S. Berry of “ I need the support of each of you auditor with the Aetna Life In a secretary for L. N. Hevenor By MARY KITZMANN city of Hartford joined the suit, and ministrator to "doctor” an inspec Rep. Virginia Connolly, R- Frank Neumann should become a full-time position, The section of the letter referring and the help of everyone,” said ^ s . surance Co., Hartford, for 25 years. Trucking Co., formerly of East Hart Herald Reporter also requested M eral agencies cut tion report. Slmsbury, said she tod heard reports Danielson at the Republican State Central Committee meeting EAST HARTFORD - Frank using outside council as well.” to the alleged payoff noted that, “ In McKenzie, specifically mentioning She was a member and former ford, for many years. MANCHESTER — Joseph Sweeney 34.5 million in grants from Rep. Virginia Connolly, R- that state inspectors “ are very busy in New Haven Tuesday to become the first woman to head the Neumann, 82, of 20 Handel Road, all honesty, we had not heard of such Mrs. Berry, Silver, and Fenton chaplain of the Corinthian (Chapter of She leaves a son, Lloyd N. Hevenor released a statement today saying Manchester programs. Learning of the statement, David Simsbury, said the letter, which she looking at medications and charts, Connecticut GOP. (UPI photo) East Hartford, died Monday at Hart a thing before, nor do we have any Futtner of South Windsor, who the Eastern Star of Hartford and a Jr., of South Windsor; two daughters, “ the inability of the town attorneys The Board of Directors authorized Barry called Sweeney a "Monday received about a week ago, was but never do they turn a patient over ford Hospital. He was the husband of allegations in other parts of the withdrew from the race earlier. member of the Flora Court, Order of Mrs. Joyce Cooper of South Windsor to locate key documents" in the Com Town Attorney David Barry, who morning quarterback” who wants to signed by a former Department of to see if he has a bedsore.” Mary McKee Neumann. state.” Mrs. Berry, 52, claimed later that Amaranth of Hartford. and Mrs. Elizabeth Whitehill of munity Development Block grant was replaced last night by Kevin become involved in this case as more Health torvices employee and in “ I’ve seen them go patient by Mr. Neumann was bom in New Mrs. Connolly said she would turn she and Mrs. McKenzie were tied She leaves a daughter, Mrs. David Glastonbury; a brother, Henry John suit "deeply disturbs” him. O’Brien, to spend $50,000 for outside than a defendant." cluded a number of other allegations. patient,” countered George Allen, Hearings To Resume York City and had lived in the Hart (Shirley) Morrison of Tolland; a the letter over to the state's at late last week, but that Biebel, who son of Hartford; a sister. Miss Helen According to the statement, council. Barry, Manchester's state "1 didn’t let Sweeney run the at ‘T v e been here six years and head of the agency’s hospital and ford area for the past 42 years. He granddaughter. Mrs. William torney's office. HARTFORD (UPI) Deportation students, whose papers had expired voted by proxy for Mrs. McKenzie, Johnson of Cromwell; and three Sweeney requested six zoning com senator, hired the firm of Bayer, torney’s office when I was attorney,” that's the first I’ve heard of a medical division. “ I cannot accept it was a salesman for the Newton (Cynthia) Sanders of Tolland; a Mrs. Connolly earlier this month hearings, stalled one week ago by a only a day before the review, were rallied Reagan workers to lobby for grandchildren. Phelon, and Squatrito. Barry said. “ And I’m not going to see payoff,” said Health Services (Com (reports).” Robinson Bakery for 25 years, having mission documents relating to zoning released copies of travel vouchers reinstated. Mrs, McKenzie’s election. great-granddaughter, Laurie Sanders Funeral services will be Thursday Sweeney charged this firm was him run the HUD suit." missioner Dr. Douglas Lloyd. “ Well I’m sorry but this is not the federal judge’s orders, were retired in 1961. change denials for apartment last Ju filed by Health Services Com About 550 Iranian students in “ Over the weekend the Reagan of Tolland; and a nephew, Otis G. at 10 a.m. at Samsel-Bassinger hired for political reasons. Barry said he hadn't been involved Mrs. Connolly referred to the letter testimony we've been getting here,” scheduled to resume today at the Im Besides his wife he leaves five ly- missioner Dr. Douglas Lloyd, saying migration and Naturalization Service Connecticut came under scrutiny on forces pulled out the stops,” said McCann of Manchester. Funeral Home, 419 Buckland Road, “ Both David Barry and Dominic Sweeney says he wants the with Sweeney’s request for two or at a hearing by the Legislature’s Mrs. Connolly said. daughters, Mrs. Clair Ventrone of he had spent more time out-of-state orders by President Carter six days Mrs. Berry, who had the backing of Funeral services will be Thursday South Windsor with the Rev. Harold Squatrito told me that they would documents because, he's interested three months. “ Originally I believed Public Health Committee while Dr. Douglas Lloyd, public health office in Hartford, Flushing, N. Y.; Mrs. Ruth than at home. Lloyd said the trips after the holding of American Sen, Lowell Weicker, R-Conn., a at 1:30 p.m. at Holmes Funeral Richardson officiating. Burial will be furnish me with copies, once they as a former board member. the request was for some voluminous Lloyd and other state health officials- commissioner,, said there were 500 Hearings were planned for about 20 Youngbird of New York City; Mrs. Home, 400 Main St., Manchester. were to raise federal funds. of the 50 to 60 Iranian students in hostages in Iran began on Nov. 4. longtime foe of Biebel’s and the in Center Cemetery, South Windsor. could locate their copies," Sweeney Sweeney is also “disturbed" that amount of material. Since it wasn’t I were testifying. incident and accident reports made Terry Dupont of South Newfane, Vt.; She said she has been in contact The proceedings were delayed last state’s highest elected Republican. Burial will be in East Cemetery. There will be no calling hours. with the trial about six months away had no objections.” She said the allegation about the at nursing homes in 1973-1974. He Connecticut who face deportation, Mrs. Jean Pelletier of East Hart says in his statement. with the group of former Health Ser week by a federal judge in Weicker, in an apparent attempt There are no calling hours. Memorial Memorial contributions may be Squatrito has become President But Barry did not know the bribe was contain^ in a 10-page, said that number increased to 12,000 said Rene B. Albina, Hartford dis ford; and Mrs. Phyllis Sylvester of “ Although I’ve been told that those vices employees for about three Washington who ruled the U.S. could not to add to the GOP turmoil, said donations may be made to the First made to Wapping Community Carter's statewide campaign co whereabouts of the zoning handwritten letter. The writer this year, although the staff trict director of the INS. Hollywood, Fla.; nine documents cannot be found, in a months and it was information Albina said about 85 Iranian not single out Iranians for special en after the election, ” I wish Mrs. Baptist Church of Tolland, P. 0. Box Church. ordinator. documents, and added he was no alleged the payoff was made by an resources are about the same. grandchildren; and 11 great number of different locations, I have received in those discussions that led forcement. But the ruling was over McKenzie great, good personal and 184, Tolland. Sweeney had been mentioned as a longer involved. administrator at an unnamed nursing Sen. (Jeorge Gunther, R-Stratford, students in Connecticut were found to grandchildren. not yet been furnished with those to her look up Lloyd’s out-of-state turned when the U.S. government political fortunes in the years documents.” possible candidate for the town at home in south central Connecticut. said he'd hwrd that nursing homes ^ i" violation of im m ^ation laws, Funeral services will be Thursday travel vouchers. appealed. ahead." Sweeney, a former Board of Direc torney position. However, Kevin The letter quoted the ad were tipped off before inspections, however, visas of about a dozen at 1 p.m. at the D’Esopo East Hart O’Brien, former assistant town at ford Funeral Chapel, comer of High tors’ member, and a Hartford Cheney Dream lawyer, says the documents were torney, was appointed last night after and Carter streets. East Hartford Two Men Cotter Named to Panel given to the opposition lawyers. a month of debate. with the Rev, Lawrence Staples of Sweeney says he is pursuing the , HAR’TFORD (UPI) — Rep. William (hotter, D-Ck)nn., ficiating. “In my fifteen year’s of practice I subject l^ a u se the new town at was named Tuesday to (Congressional Conference Com Burial will be in Rose Hill know if you have given them to the Rob Bank torney “ can do much to restore mittee that will seek to work out a compromise version of Memorial Park. Friends may call at Not Impossible other side you better have copies for a windfall profits tax on major oil companies. the Elast Hartford funeral chapel yourself," Sweeney said today. public confidence in the quality of EAST HARTFORD - Police are or industrial development. our town's legal services by bringing Cotter was the only member of New England's con today from 6 to 9 p.m. By LAUREN DAVIS SHEA The documents, according to investigating a robbery at 8:49 a.m. Herald Reporter Judge William FitzGerald, com Sweeney, help establish the town’s in a genuinely “ outside” council.” today at the Glastontory Bank and gressional delegation named to the 15-member panel, HOUIWSAIE mission vice-chairperson, said, "I Sweeney was available for the Trust at 5 Main St. on the Glaston which will work on a $170 billion tax plan approved by the Rev. Gibson C. Lockward MANCHESTER - Based on the case in its withdrawal from a federal see this as piecemeal development, town position but said he did not ac bury town line. Senate this week and the $276 billion package approved in down-to-earth options presented at housing program, the Community GRANBY. MASS. - The Rev. Gib with the gateway as the key." tively campaign for it. Police said no one was injured in June by the House. Tuesday's meeting, the revitalization Block Grant. son C. Lockward, 72, of Granby. FitzGerald asked if a gateway Now, he said, the new attorney the robbery as two white males, The Conference Committee also will consider energy of the Cheney Historical District is Sweeney was the sole Democratic CLUB 400 SPORT COATS Mass., died Tuesday. He was the hus could be developed at Prospect must assure a good record system, dressed in ski masks, carried an un assistance programs for low and moderate-income not the quixotical dream it might board member to support the band of Dorothy Dotzauer Lockward Street. Chief Reardon called for cau and institute a “quality control" over determined amount of money from families, tax credits for installation of energy conserva L 4D1ES’ DEPARTMENT appear to be. moratorium, which sparked a suit I E ntire Stock. and brother of Dr. Howard J. tion, citing “Suicide Alley on the attorney's office. the bank. Police said the two men tion devices and tax relief to middle-income families for Boston-based consultants Anderson from three Manchester residents. R e g u la r iy $75 Misses & Juniors Loc’cward of Bolton. Interstate 84 in Hartford, where “ Something’s got to be done,” were carrying handguns. energy costs. Mr. Gibson was a retired minister Notter & Finegold said at the The suit claims Manchester is there are too many exits.” attempting to limit minorities and Sweeney said. “ We have to realize Police said they recovered the in YOUR CHOICE OF: and had served as pastor of the Se historical district commission D tP tN D A B L t Option Two retains some of the low-income housing in the town. The our town is a $37-million a year itial getaway vtoicle. OVfB 80 Vf ARS OF SFRVlCf! In most saves, you’d pay $100 or more for a Christmas cond Adventist Church of New Bri- meeting that with the removal of cer basic development in Option One, but present like this. Cornpare the quality aivl see for SWEATERS‘ PANTS tain eyesores and the prioritizing of yourself. Handsomely tailored in solids, herringbones, •r'n from 1937 to 1972. At the time of deals with the impact on the region if his death he was serving as an elder goals the area could become a stripes arid plaid*, t h ^ pure wool coats make a great TOPS & BLOUSES* SKIRTS the current industries move out. This atlas bantlq adcUtim to any man's wardrobe. Free alterations at the Living Gate Christian Center showplace within the region. option shows a large percentage of now or after me /lo/idays Town Manager Robert Weiss said, in Granby, Mass. housing, a fairly large percentage of • 24 Hour Emergency Service $7S5^$1295 Besides his wife and brother he “ I take great satisfaction in the way office space, and low industrial • Burner Sales & Service Regularly $9 to $16 leaves a son, Lynn G. Lockward of the study is coming together. The development qpVNA DRESS SHIRTS study is not just a sketch plan of un • Clean Heating Oils Pick a top. match it to pants or a Mansfield Depot; a daughter, Mrs. Town Planner Alan Lamson said, Eldith Murch of Granby; and another realizable dreams.” $ 9 % Regulaiiy$l4 and ^ d a sweater. Perfect to “ I think Option One is shortsighted,” 649-4595 give, or to wear! Sweater selection brother, Donald G. Lockward of Jam es Reardon, former chief of because if the industry currently in iiKludes classic woolblend shetlands Call L's For Your Home Heating Caldwell, N. J . ; a sister, Mrs. Ruth police, emphasized the importance of the area left, the town would be left luxurious Qtana dress shirts and s (^ acrylics in many fashion And Air Conditioni-.g Meeds this Christinas.. .In a variety styles. Slacks are pull-on and belted. Vogel of Warren, Mass.; and two having priorities. “ If you go forward with the egg of a doomed develop K with the whole picture, you are going c t handsome hoUday shades. And ^ Skirts include polyester gabardines grandchildren. ment on its face. because they’re lOOK Qlani they’re and wool blends. And there to raise a big storm in this town. Funeral services will be Thursday Lamson said he agreed with Weiss' f j i w machine washable, no Ironing. are tops to suit them all. Looking at the whole project it is Sizes I4pi-I7(i. at 2 p.m. at the Living Gate Christian assessment that Option One is a first Center, 151 Taylor St., Granby, Mass. staggering” step, which would move to Option Paul J. McGinley, vice president of Burial will ^ Friday in Jordan Two and finally to Option Three. the consulting firm hired by the town RUGGED Cemetery, Waterford. McGinley ag re ^ . that the current to develop the district, outlined three Friends may call at the Ryder plan is a “ progression of options." OUTERWEAR options. Each option offers an oppor kio9 Funeral Home, 33 Lamb St., South Option Three calls for a high quali E ntire stock. tunity to make one form of develop Hadley, Mass., today from 2 to 4 p.m. ty office complex, such as an in R e g u la ily t o $ ' ment a priority. $45 49 and 7 to 9 p.m. surance company, in case all the in Option One, which McGinley Wool Mends, ooiduioy ranchers dustry moves out. This calls for very Esther A. Pearson characterized as "minimum develop car coats and bush coats, most with low industrial use, high housing use, Beautiful trees will he planted in warm pile or acrylic aheipa linings' RIVERSIDE, Calif. - Mrs. Esther ment, regardless of this study," ENTIRE STOCK! and very high office development. collars utd trims Plus sU iackets (Anderson) Pearson, 76, of River emphasized keeping the industrial Manchester in memory of Manchester High office use would present and down look tackels. Including LADIES’ side, formerly of Manchester, died development now in place, but ad levenibles S-M-L-XL. parking problems. The various Dec. 17 at Riverside after a short il residents who have died during the month WINTER COATS ding residential units. proposals call for the creation of lness. She was the wife of Helge In this option, as in all the others, between 550 and 2,300 additional of November. HEAVYWEIGHT Regularly $30 to $90 Pearson. McGinley said Cheney Hall should be spaces. McGinley said the parking the focus of development. He said SHIRTS •FASHION COATS Bora April 13, 1903, in Bridgeport, area, as all others, would have to be this building could become a grand she was the daughter of Oscar and landscaped to remove the image of a iide“ •PAIVT COATS restaurant and cultural center, Marla Anderson. She graduated from rundown industrial area. These trees will e n t ir e the beauty of our town’s landscape and help to •SKI JACKETS Manchester High School and lived in bringing in customers within an Other eyesores were cited as likely Manchester most of her life before hour's drive of Manchester. Luxuriously warm Machine washable. •BIKE JACKETS to dikcourage development. The “ sea assure the availability of a vital natural resource for generations to come. moving to California 37 years ago. He added the snaking curves of Ruggedly oonsoucled. Bold tartans We've shown lust two of the of asphalt” and “ off street loading” isupe' lattenalls and solids in blushed many styles you ran choose Other survivors are a daughter, Hartford Road would have to be U were likely to turn off prospective sayUcs and supet-suedes fnm however they may not redesigned, because its current form THIS "LIVINQ MEMORIAL" IS SPONSORED BY THE be available in every store Mrs. Christine Livingston of tenants, McGinley said. is unattractive. Additional changes Pomona, Calif.; five grandchildren; McGinley and Judge FitzGerald would have to be made in this and three great-grandchildren. said private developers and owners BOYS’ DEPA southwesterly portion of the develop There will be a memorial service of property already have expressed ment. Friday at the Calvary Presbyterian interest in turning the factory SWEAIERS The area, which McGinley termed Chun^ at Riverside. Burial will be in buildings into office and residential ffokn ^^ierneij Manchester at the convenience of the the “ western access gateway” needs leguhily$13 use. But the town must cooperate in family. Memorial contributions may a highway connector to Interstate 84 $9 the effort to get the project funded. FUNERAL HOME McGinley said this would ease the Wann. machlnewnaaiable iweaten be made to the Organ Fund of “ You will have to go down the aisle IV traffic congestion resulting from the for Khool drcM or play. Bold nlidi. Emanuel Lutheran Church in and make a happy marriage between 2 1 9 WEST CENTER STREET loft earth lonea, Kybai itilpef and Manctiester. cars generated by residential, office mofe.. .al tat d u iM blendi of wool the town and the developers, in order MANCHESTER. CONNECTICUT to get funding from bankers,” and aovUc. Stzci K>-)0. McGinley said. Araa Police R«port ] In an effort to get town coopera tion, the commission asked citizens — In cooperation with the OPEN SUNDAYS T i a CHRISTMAS. V e r a o n of his car and knocked down the pole to attend their Jan. 17 meeting. In ad dition, the detailed drawings of each MEMORIAL TREE PROGRAM A Openewy reri* Several homes on Union Street, in front of 142 Union St. WIN TRIP TO THE SUPER BOWL! option are available for public Um Vo«r Vlw or Moolor CSarso Mondry d n ^ Sauriay. Rockville, were without power for At mid-morning the street was still Come reglatei now. No purchaae necoaaary. Andason-Uttk meidiaieicard viewing in the town planning office Hut prize...anai-«xpeniB-|M*l weekend fof2 In l^ d en a several hours early this morning blocked off to through traffic while GREATER MANCHESTER CHAMBER OF COMMERCE VISAa during regular business hours. end 2 free tichete to Super Bowl XIV. Many exeWng So much for so Rule. after a car struck ato knocked down the Connecticut Light L Power Co. 3 rd Lamson said, “ Within the next few 2nd and pilzee. (00. H inyl Andenon-Utde Super Bowl a utility pole. crews Installed a new pole. 257 East Center Street Sweepaiakea doaee Saturday. December 22. weeks, we will get from three options The driver of the car, Michael Gilbert Docca, 58, of 20 Elizabeth MOOR MANCHESTER PARKADE to one plan. Wliiat we should look for Gessay, 26, of 5 Pleasant St., St., Ellington, was charged Tuesday in the plans are things we feel are es Additional contributions of $10.00 or more may be made to the "Memorial Rockville, was charged with failure with driving while under the in sential, or (conversely) things that to drive to the right. His court fluence of liquor or drugs and failure Tree Program” and sent to the Chamber of Commerce office. are out of the question." answer date is Jan. 11 in Rockville. to drive a reasonable distance apart. Lamson said to felt a combination Police said G esuy was driving Police said he was involved in a of Options Two and Three would to Call 646-2223 for additional Information. minor accident on Davis Avenue. east when to apparently lost control t o s t ' EVENING HERALD. Wed.. Dec. 19, 1979 - 11 1 0 - EVENING HERALD. Wed., Dec. It. lOT Author Aids Library Hoover, Long Forgotten, Is Remembered in Iowa MANCHESTER — A local woman who help libraries because municipalities have cut down on the funding of libraries," Mr. WEST BRANCH, Iowa (UPI) - Jimmy Carter’s success in the .Truman, after succeeding Roosevelt, Hoover died six days later. His was has published a book la donating all the The voice on the tape recording in the state’s 1V76 Democratic caucuses wrote in longhand a letter inviting not the first presidential library. tale proceeds to the Mary Cheney Library Marlow said. Introdudng the wall is that of Harry Truman and the started it. And now the seekers of the Hoover back to the White House. Truman's and Roosevelt’s had come for a book fund in memory of her mother. He said all the books are autographed. words are as near to a gush as the 1980 White House — Carter, Sen. The display cases show Hoover’s earlier. But in an era of better Joan Marlow, daughter of George The book encompasses the lives of 60 Marlow of 51 Blue Ridge Drive, women, dating fn m the 15th century, who Christinas Tree Ringr late President from Missouri could Edward Kennedy, George Bush, letter of gratitude to Truman. feeling for Hoover, the late President Manchester, has recently bad her book were bora into diverse cultural tradltiona, manage. Ronald Reagan, John Connally, Hoover wrote that he had offered his Lyndon Johnson helped establish the "The Great Women” published by A4W and and who have distinguished Truman lists achievements and Howard Baker and the rest — cut 100-acre-plus park In this eastern service^ to Roosevelt in World War Publishers in New York City. themselves in many different types of ac All the color of the asks, "What more can a man do?” back and forth in the com between n. Iowa town where Hoover was bom Yulctldc season is He is talking about Herbert 105 years ago. The 383-page book is selling in hard tivity. Sioux City and Davenport. "Because of my varied experience " People have more than just a passing portrayed in a cluster of Hoover, a bogeyman of Democratic None this season has stopped yet at There were 97,796 visitors in 1965, cover at her father’s store on during the First World War, I thought interest in the book," Joan's proud father sparkling diamonds, Party doctrine for a generation and West Branch. It m i^ t be instructive the, first year. Then, as Hoover Manchester’s Main Street for |16. So far my services might be useful, declared. He said the New York Times the man honored with this hometown for them to do so. settled back into history and the site 60 copies have been sold, generating $960 em eralds, rulvles tind however there was no response,” for the book fund In memory of her will soon review the book, and that the museum complete with the 1964 was no longer something new, atten sapphires. Tlien, to loj) For the Hoover Museum and wrote Hoover. Replied ’Truman, who mother, Wilma D. Marlow. ■ Hartford Courant had recently done a dedication tape recordings carrying dance fell off. But now it is on the off tlic dlsitluy, you liuve Library shows what is left of a later wrote of his own experience of "This Is part of a national campaign to book review. Truman’s hoorays and roses. The presidency once the partisan plat being unconsulted by Roosevelt, rise again, surpassing the 1965 your choice of one of tlie earpiece on the wall allows one to form com is gone. On display are “ ...you state the situation much figures. latter gemstones us u hear Hoover’s reply. tributes from the kings and com better than I could.” Thomas T. Thalken, chief of the center stone. The Hoover, whose presidency was missars of a Europe h ^f a century Hoover served Traman and then museum and library, smiled and said Energy Program Set Christinas Tree ring seven months old when the Great ago, honoring Hoover for organizing the late President Dwight children "most often ask how old must l)c seen to Ik- Depression fell on America and who — and sometimes funding — relief Eisenhower as leader of a committee Hoover was when he died (he was 90) SOUTH WINDSOR - Billed as an According to Turek, "The need for appreciated. became a scapegoat for the ensuing drives that saved a continent from to undo much federal bureaucracy. and what he died of.” “Energy Four'um,” a four-session energy conservation is a permanent and misery, remarks that the words of starving. Perhaps more lasting, however, was He said a few older visitors ask program on reducing energy expenses, vital fact of life. Like reading and math, Truman and other dedication Here are the emotional displays of the humor in the post-Roosevelt era "why there is no exhibition of how wise energy use, and related topics will be we have to know at least the basics in speakers are "overstatement.” How Hoover’s attempts, as president, to of good feeling. Hoover ‘caused the Great presented in South Windsor in January order to get along in today’s world.” can he reply to all the praise. undo the Great Depression. He In October 1964, hearing that Depression.’ It’s been only in the past Backs Ted and February. Turek noted that while students should cMidadW>- Hoover replies on the 1964 tape. "I 15 years that historians have begun to Town Energy Administrator Greg be receiving instruction during their failed, of course. But so did his Tmman in retirement had injured Jew elers A S ilversm iths S ince 1900 think they’re all true." successor, Franklin Roosevelt. himself in a fall. Hoover sent his take a new look at Hoover’s presiden Rep. Morris Udall, D-Ariz., who lost the Turek and the South Windsor Community school years, "many in the adult com That Hoover had a sense of humor Roosevelt, however, in his oratory cy. 1976 Democratic presidential nomination to Service Council are joining forces to munity will have to go back to school, so 958 MAIN STREET IN DOWNTOWN MANCHESTER friend a telegram: ALSO • HARTFORD • NEW BRITAIN • MIDDLETOWN might surprise some. That Truman and in his style, made the nation feel "Bathtubs are a menace to ex "A lot of people are inflicted with Jimmy Carter, tells a Tuesday news con organize and publicize the program, which to speak.” Although not one of the duties could have praised Hoover so highly better. Hoover’s tragedy was that he presidents for, as you may recall, a the conventional knowledge of ference he is endorsing Sen. Edward Kennedy will be held at 7:30 p.m. Jan. 23 and 30, assi^ed to him as the town’s energy ad Ame»CjnE*p»e»!>/MAS!f*Ctv»rge/v-w/*.* .'.’i.ir')*- Herbert Hoover; that he ‘caused the and Feb. 6 and 13. ministrator, Turek sees ”a real need and might surprise others. Maybe it is fit Thomas T. Thalken, chief of the Herbert Hoover Library and did not inspire his people. bathtub rose up and fractured my ting. In the Roosevelt years Hoover was vertebrae when I was in Venezuela depression'. They know he ‘didn’t do for the 1980 Democratic nomination. (UPI The sessions are free and no registra moral responsibility” to make necessary Iowa has become a main arena in Museum, stands near a bust of the former president (UPI almost a curse word. The comeback on your world famine mission in a thing’ to combat it. Fortunately, photo) tion is necessary. information available to the community. the process of electing presidents. photo) of Herbert Hoover began when 1946...” this picture is changing.”
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I f e ■ EVENING HERALD, Wed., Dec. 19,19W - 13 U - KVtenNG HERALD, Wed- Dec. It, 1«7» Panel Eyes Computer Heating Bolton Board Won’t Join CABE Suit VERNON -D r. Bernard Sidman, schools had been in good shape until several 'The reluctance of both students and faculty JIL BOLTON — The Board of Education has because once it’s on the books, it will be Mrs. Smith said, “There has to be direct relations with the community and we will superintendent of schools, told the Facilities were knocked off the wklls recently at the h i^ members to report ‘eyewitness’ incidents is voted against supporting the Connecticut impossible to remove it.” contact between the school and parents. try to eliminate them in the future.” Committee of the Board of Education that he school. evident and understood,” the committee said. Association of Boards of Education in'its Wallace Kelly, board member, said, “I Kids won’t solicit their own parents to go He said, “With a little cooperatkm on is gathering dhta on a computerized system Discussing school roofs, the committee said It was suggested Miss Horn be invited to fight to challenge the state law regarding don’t feel the money is Important. I would on their trips.” everyone’s part, they do not need to oc for controi of all heating systems in the the contractor Is working on the repairs with attend a board meeting to explain wjiat her binding arbitration. like to see the law work for a couple of Allen said on one trip the school let two cur." years to see if the concerns are real. I’m schools, from a central point. the small repairs being taken care of now. problems are. Joseph Haloburdo, school board chair teachers chaperone but he feels "that is Curriculum Objectives man, said the state school association in favor of binding arbitration for salary poor administrative practice.” However, Dr. Sidman said it is known in ad DelBene said major repairs are necessary to One of the objectives Raymond Allen and feels there is enough support from local disputes.” He said, “The students left in school are vance that this is very expensive and likely the roof at the Maple Street School and they the Board of Education has for the current school boards for it to challenge the bin John Morianos, Louis Cloutier and Par penalized if the teachers are not there.” beyond the reach of the school board at this probably won’t be made until next spring. school year is to Implement the Correction ding arbitration legislation and it has sons voted In favor of supporting CABE in Haloburdo, board chairman, suggested time. The committee criticized some of the curriculum which has been planned for repairs already made and said some of them h ir^ Ralph Elliott, a Yale graduate and its fight; Marshall and Kelly voted against the high school principal talk to the The committee made its report to Monday the past five years. were poor. Committee members felt this attorney, to begin developing a challenge it and ^ rb a ra Smith abstained. iarents committee and have them get a night’s school board meeting. Howard Allen said, “One way I plan to see how might be because low bids were accepted to the law. f1st of volunteers. DelBene of the schools’ maintenance depart MANCHESTER -T h e sewer installatiim on School Trip Canceled the curriculum is being implemented is to ment, reported that the boilers are being from contractors who then probably found The organization asked Bolton to donate A high school trip which was canceled Scheduling Problems the Tolland Turnpike will not be 50 feet from $142 as its share. visit 60 percent of the classrooms.” checked and, in general, the heating systems they were losing money and didn’t do quality because of a lack of chaperones was Two important events that took place the road, as Monday’s issue of the Herald James Marshall, board member, said he Allen said, “The word I got was that the are in good condition. work in their repairs. brought to the Board of Education’s atten Monday night at Bolton High School teachers are concerned I’m coming to St&t68. ' feels it is a good law. Marshall said, “The ’The planned conversion to part No. 4 oil and The committee also discussed oil deliveries tion by Mrs. Smith, board member. caused concern for Allen and Board of evaluate them.” ’The sewer, the Upper Hockanum Trunk Legislature approached it very carefully part drain oil, at Rockville High Schocl, was and the possibility of a school running out of Mrs. Smith said, "I think we've had this Education members. He said, “Before I go to the classroom I oil as happened last winter. It was explained Extension will be near the road, and could dis and the bill crossed party lines.” discussed and the extension of this prot^am is rupt traffic. ’The sewer will serve the turnpike problem before, ^veral parents I talked The events were the Bolton High School examine the planning book and read the forecast if the initial run at the high schvXil is a that the custodians are now putting a stick into He said, “It’s wrong for us follow the to said they had never been asked to annual Christmas concert and a financial area and the Parker Street-Progress Drive dictates of a special interest group. We curriculum books so I can make a judg success. the tanks every day, at all schools, rather then chaperone any trips.” aid workshop for parents of students in ment as to whether or not the curriculum depend upon suppliers as they did previously. area. ’Ihe federal Environmental Agency ap could use the money for our students’ The possibility of extending this program to proved the 1,500 foot extension Monday. \ School Superint^ent Raymond Allen college or planning to attend college. is being implemented." education.” the elementary schools is questionable as it is Security at the high school was also dis admitted the school has bad the problem Louis Cloutier, board member, said Michael Parsons, board member, said, Allen said, “I plan to further discuss the thought the existing burners won’t accept No. cussed. It was noted that Heidi Horn, the before and feels it could get worse. "It’s tough for parents to be in two places situation with the staff to alleviate their "The state passed the law in a fit of security officer, has a very large area to cover Allen said, "I understand the students at once.” concerns, because I am not there to 4 oil which has to be used when using the drain hysteria because of what happened in oil. and can’t be expected to see everything that were asked to try and get their parents to Allen said, “Conflicts cause poor public evaluate them.” Bridgeport. We should fight it now The committee said the thermostats in the occurs both inside and outside the school. nlinnArnno h ill m iilrtn’t o p I I h p m I n ” JpXHXIWMIlMBalMlKIWIBCWIMMlWieHRXialMWlW
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S E R V lls T A R (UPl photo) S a n ta ’« Visit H a r d w a r e CHRISTMAS STORES Santa Claus visited ERA Blanchard and Rossetto, 189 W. Center St., M e d i a Tax Payments Due Dec. 15. Among the children visiting with Santa were Corey Wry, left, In South Windsor MINUTE and his brother, Brian Wry. Santa Claus was portrayed by Robert Ouellette. (Herald photo by Adamson) SAVINGS SOUTH WINDSOR — The second payment of taxes is M a r b ^ FROM YOUR ONE STOP STORE. due by January 1,1980, according to Edward C. Moniz, PRESCRIPTION DRUGSTORES collector of revenue. Failure to make Uie second payment by January 1 will More Jails Needed TMult In a delinquent charge after February 1, with in terest charged at the rate of one percent per month from SHOP 7 DAYS A WEEK DAN VAN the due date, with a minimum charge of $2. Prosecutors Claim AND EVERY EVENING SAVE 11.00 The tax office is in Town Hall and will be open for tax SUNDAY’S TIL 6 P.M. inr collections from 8;30 a.m. to 4 p.m., Monday though HARTFORD (UPl) - Connecticut He said his job as a state’s attorney was DIGITAL Friday. needs more jail space, stiffer jail terms to "try to get people in" prison while the Persons making payments are asked to bring or send and better funding for its courts if the corrections department was trying to “find DERBY all copies of the bill. Receipts will be returned to the judicial system is to work, state a way to get people out” because of over HELENA SAVE 5.00 taxpayers who enclose a stamped self-addressed envelope. Checks should be made payable to the Town of prosecutors say. crowding. RUBINSTEIN The only toy to resportd to spoken Under the present system, a person con commands' Responds to slop go South Windsor. When asked if the prison overcrowding HEAVEN ahead leti and right Baiter>ei not victed of “the most brutal murder ' could problem was more acute, Satti said there ■rKluded be free in 13 years even if sentenced to was “No question about it. ” adding there SCENT Vernon Grange Sets o n SCI maximum term of 25 years to life, Hart were “more criminals committing more KOALA BEAR REO. 25% ford Prosecutor Robert Meyers told a crimes.” Looks and works like the pigtiecironic Yule Music Program $12.49 OR RACCOON arcade raceway For children ages OFF AU Legislative Subcommittee. Satti said there was a need for defen and up Batteries not included STMLfy Meyers, chief assistant state’s attorney dants. victims and the public to know how SAVE 1.51 VERNON — Vernon Grange 52 will have its Christmas in Hartford Superior Court, joined long a sentence would last. meeting Friday at 8 p.m. in Grange Hall, Route 30. The r® /' prosecutors from other courts in asking But he urged the Legislature “Not to try First iLtberan Church choir will present a program of OUR SAWS I 0FF4U I the Judiciary Committee panel for stiffer to step into the position of the judiciary” Christmas music. 6-PC. sentences backed up by additional jail and said the judges must have the right to There will be an exchange of $2 gifts which are to be I I WRENCH I FUR/fry I space to hold criminals. exercise discretion in handing out HelpF'a RuDinslPins ^Alu'Al marked for a man or a woman. Children are welcome and SETS As an example. Meyers said, if the law jpfay Eau DePfftumc WtrlB parents should provide gifts for their own children. The sentences. quaniihes laat Riit'- I I set the maximum term at SO years to life, That was echoed by Fairfield County community is invited to participate in the meeting. hnish I SCBtWDBiniis I prosecutors then could recommend to a State’s Attorney Donald A. Browne, who Refreshments will be served by Mr. and Mrs. Peter oral END m DENIM Tace OR judge a definite term of 35-40 years which rallahfln I ^^«1372A supported mandatory sentencing in most COMMMTXW the public could accept. serious crimes but added, “You’ve got to GIFT SET LIST PRICE $7.99 jiSrSS! * New London County State’s Attorney C. have some measure of discretion in the SAVE 3.51 BURNES FRAMES Drop forgtd oDoy ifeel. m e Robert Satti agreed, noting the current sentencing authority." In c ig d .i H ■, y/, sentence for murder “certainly” would IjBjOOFOR The Legislative Subcommittee, which \Nassiff Studio Yh " 4 H ". P«rftcl fir. ! j not dissuade a criminal, but added the heard testimony on sentencing last week I I COUPO ttO R tr STORK I state had to give prosecutors the "oppor I R E G 12 50 P\.416 I VI t ttO ® ® QLENNEY I from judges, will also hear from public •M MAIN ST. 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Wed., Dec. 19, 1979- |5 TV Tonight Soil District adW SAPwtOfAiiMrtoeDM IdIO Incinerator Testing Set lopasN M w X 00^1161011011 OOWtOaiatt 'naIhrThaaira Fills Position ^Chappaquiddick^ Movie llTawUiev 3 ) limfo "Till Rikimikor" O0Totnotrow iJofew'ssm (1856) Burl UneMMr. Kadwrlno IldO VERNON —Joseph A. Neafsey of I TV Oovivnunlly CoStott Hopbum. A oon min pankig m a (I)O00ffawa M*A*8*H Mods "Ooldan Boy" (18S8) the Soil Dmservatlon Service has IAdvn-12 rainmaker not only anOt the William Holdan. Barbara Despite High Fuel Cost OurMaaBrooka I airaali Of Sin kranolMO drought m a Mnal Souttiw atam Stanwyck. been assigned as district conser Won’t Please Kennedy )Zoom(R) town, but ilao brlnga madid CfSeoAndDiaMan S vationist for the Tolland County Soil VERNON — However unpalatable the thought of bur if it isn’t going to be used, Pitkat said he would recom ■an Of Buma And ASin romanoa and conlWanoa to a ' 1:10 ning an excess amount of fuel oil might be to the Town mend that the tests not be conducted. He said there’s no By VEENON SCOTT "•nd it's not g c ^ to >>e a hatchet job. The script is a 6:30 and Water Conservation District. CwoiauniMIAndminili spinstar. 2 1/2 hra. !11:30 (XHaaalFHwO Council, the council, Monday night, agreed that the new money in his budget to operate the incinerator, even if it 0OnaWPao|da Neafsey will replace Timothy N. HOLLYWOOD (UPI) - Presidenttol aspirant Ted becaoM of iU controversial nature. TIoTioOauoti CD Mary Tyfar Moore 1:48 sludge incinerator at the sewage treatment plant should does test satisfactorily. a S N K M M I 0 ra O ra M F * Kofak (SNana IM ge who has been promoted to Kennedy cannot be enthusiastic about ‘‘(^ppaquid- ‘ * *•* wMring makeup to give a stronger physical im- O iargaanll be tested. fflOwirEaiv 0Lo«aBoM resource conservationist with the Councilman Morgan Campbell said he felt the in dlck,” a movie based on Mary Jo Kopecbne’s deatn while prcssion of Kennedy - half glasses, a bump on the nose Till Odd Coupli O 0 To n lo M 2d)0 6:30 gp Joaftanl^ Charles Pitkat, plant superintendent, said the in cinerator should be mn long enough to do all of the testing a passenger in the Massachusetts senator’s car in 1S69. jowls. ^ThaTbiyTraa AndyOrMWi U.S. Department of Agriculture Soil i6:68 Capttonad ABC Nawa 0 Nndywad Qama cinerator is oil fired and uses about SO gallons of oil an to make sure it works according to the contract. “My job as an actor is to make Kennedy’s testimony as SMarvQrMln Conservation Service in Connecticut. At le a s t, a i i iw i hour. Pitkat said if the council took no action the testing will human and real and sympathetic to the tone of his 0Ourl«aaBrooka S12d» 2:20 ’ _ Neafsey is a graduate of Cornell Kennedy has 7M (INawa He said the unit has to be heated no more than 50 9M OP Blaok Shaap Squadron University and received a master’s: be automatically done starting Jan. 15. He said he has refused to see or testimony as is possible. I’ve got to show his anguish, dis QDCnSNnm 0 Or. Soon On Habrawa CD M 'A'S 'H QP'niaFimlyMan 2:30 degree in soil science and aquatic degrees per hour to a temperature of 1,400 degrees. It enough fuel to test it. talk to actor orientation, pain and confusion.” X 0 CharSa'a Anmia 0Ba«a^HMb«ai OThaOddCoupla will take about 28 hours to do this and in that time it 0 A B C N «w ecology. Joseph Bellanger, chairman of the Sewer Authority, Jack Knight who Knight flew to Washington last month in hopes of iSsoM kn) 0 O DUTrant SIrokaa 12d0 2 :0 would bum 1,400 gallons of oil, Pitkat said. said be thought the testing costs could be a legitimate 0 MoWa "Tha Pad — And How (I) Moyfa "Slncaraly Yours" He joined the soil conservation will portray the seeing Kennedy or at least some people close to the CD Modi "Tha Daarsliyar" deduction and written off as part of the constraction costs JounwyiToTIwMInd To Uao H" (1866) Brian Bedford. (tBSS) Ubaraca. Joanm Dru. (1857) Lax Barker, Rita Morano. group in 1976 and has worked as soil The incinerator is part of the overall new sewage treat senator in the Massachusetts senator. He was twice given the brushoff Julia Sommara. Based on a play 0QraanAoras ment plant. The manufacturer has to test the unit and it but Pitkat said fuel costs are not included in the grant film which at Kennedy campaign headquarters. They said Tedfty 0OlckClvM t by Pater' Shaller. A shy 3KM conservationist In New Haven and musician's Irland brings hkn out 12:37 (B Movla ■ "One Rusilan has to pass various tests, including the actual burning of provisions. However, Pitkat said he would check on the traces the events was on the campaign trail. OMiudi (l)0 B a m ta Summar" (1873) OHvar Raid, Middlesex counties. He has also Onoi Upon A C M o 01 his sho6. rasultlng In romantic sludge before the engineer can recommend acceptance to matter before the Jan. 7 meeting of the council. of that fateful “Finally I got to see Tom Southwick, Teddy’s press InvolvamanI with a young John McEnary. worked with the Environmental the town. 7M . Protection Agency in Philadelphia as July party, the aide,” Knight said. “My reception was polite but icy. All woman. (2 hrs.) Once the specification tests are confirmed, the money 0DiSyNimtMf« ; a water quality analyst trainee in the car ride and he wanted to know was who was producing the movie and 0:30 that has been withheld by the town can be released to the 7:30 0 IS 0 HaBo, Larry ; Chesapeake Bay program. Kennedy's sub where the money was coming from. GDP.M.M^nlni contractor, Pitkat said. 10d)0 Neafsey will be responsible for sequent “To my knowledge no attempts have been made to stop (X) ASkiThiFiinSy He said if nothing goes wrong the various tests required GDSSNewa ! technical assistance and con- behavior. the film. And I haven’t heard any rumors about any other $ allSiy wT** S 0 V a g a $ will take about two weeks to complete and in two weeks UNISEX As might be political interests backing the picture. The whole situa- (SwrndKingdom 0 0 0 Ban Of Saturday NIgM ! sultations provided by the Tolland the incinerator will consume about 20,000 gallons of oil. expected, “Chap- tion is touchy. "iSBIgMoniy Uva ! County Soil and Water Conservation Barber/Styling Solon 0 Sit MicfMi / Lihrar Riporl 0 ComaoUcul Prbm Tkna Now the sludge is vacuum filtered, lime stabalized and paquiddick" will “Stensel has introduced me to his financial partner. - 1 ‘RKSESTS ; District. Assistance will be furnished trucked to the Ellington disposal area. Pitkat said they M yewr liBir it n9t tMCsminf t9 vow. 0 Indoor Soooir 10:30 thtn YOU thewld bt coming to ut. be an indepen I’m not at liberty to give his name, but he has producedO______Dick Van Dyki^ , ■ through him to landowners, fanners take on the average of three loads a day, five days a (E NBA BaakalbaS i and town agencies on problems dent film. The pictures himself in the past. There is also a possibility 0 tie t« Dough week. ^WBFRANCHISED Make Your subject matter is that more money may be coming in from other sources.” 8j00 : relating to soil, water and natural “We are all aware of the potential oil shortage that is Knight said Stensel hopes to have the picture ready for OD How Tho Qrbieh Stolo ChrM- : resources. Holiijay too hot for a made critical by the situation in Iran. A decision has to be ^pointments major studio to theaters next June, long before the Democratic National made as to whether or not we bum 20,000 gallons of oil. R o l t i m ’ handle. Convention. He also believes “Chappaquiddick” will Vernon c>nt i - i : Student Gets This would heat 20 homes for the heating season,” Pitkat Now " A ll The neither help nor harm Kennedy’s bid for the nomination. said. President’s Knight has no doubt “Chappaquiddick” will be com He suggested that perhaps in lieu of doing the tests now pleted and released. AMSPtlKRGFlM : Science Prize M e n ," th e Jack Knight SNDSTHUIMOAV ’ ONLY the Town Council could check with the town attorney and • Unisex Watergate hot There is a slight taint to the project, one that doesn’t HowFuBny iS FROM 10 PM TO 2 AM see if it's possible to accept, in lieu of testing, the posting Precision poteto movie, was produced by Robert Redford and ^^eed ronfidence in the casual ob^rver. For instance, Can Sex tip” ! ] BOLTON — Adam Teller, Bolton of a bond to cover whatever the engineer thinks is the Hoircutting MUSIC BY *‘JUST IN TIME" ! High School senior, has been named • Permenont Warner Bros. At the time it was produced Richard Nixon “Qiappaquiddick” once it is com- STMTS HUDAT proper amount. He said in this way the town could was past history, in no position for reprisals. ** rolling along? •CANAPES •RESERVED TABLE ! the winner of the annual Bausch & release the money and hold off the testing until a later Woving That Ted Kennedy may become president of the United “ ^W i^ed distributor like 20th Century- ; Lomb Science Award. date. • Men s NOWSHOWINO •CHAMPAGNE TOAST •NOISE MAKERS The award, a bronze medal, is Regular States is a clear and present possibility. Ergo, no studio United Artists, Paramount or one of the others, it is “WhenM Noting it seemed ludicrous to him to test the equipment is anxious to court the disfavor of a man who may one day doubtful many theaters will play the picture if and when ! presented each year to winners at Hoircutfing I Strangsr CaNs” •COFFEE •HATS •DANCING ! more than 8,600 participating schools • Men's Hair be in a powerful position to seek retribution. it is released. FOR RlSiRVA TIOR 289-7929 Shuttle Flight Christmas Sermon Knight says the release of Chappaquiddick” is none of STARTS CHMSTMAS C /lii ■ throughout the United States and Coloring Producer of “Chappaquiddick” is Glenn Stensel, an ac 888 ELLINGTON RO.. SO. WINDSOR. ROUTE 30 tor around Hollywood who tried to produce “Peanuts” his affair. He is simply an actor doing a job. “JUSTICE FOR ALL” Canada. Space Shuttle astronauts Dick Truly, left, and Joe Engle starring Billy Carter. It never got off the ground. The winners are also eligible to arrive at the Kennedy Space Center’s Orbiter Processing Planned at Church Knight, a long-time friend of Stensel, said Stensel has a compete for one of several four-year Facility to take part in test to check out Shuttle’s Orbiter VERNON - The Sunday birth of Christ will be financial partner and a budget of something under $1 Bausch & Lomb Science scholarships spaceship. Truly and Engle are the prime backup crew for the morning worship service at retold in scripture, song at the University of Rochester in First Congregational and poetry. 968 MAIN ST., MANCHESTER (Near Arthur Drug) million to produce “Chappaquiddick.” Knight also said first shuttle mission now set for mid-1980. (UPI photo) there is no Republican or Carter mone^ behind the Rochester, New York. Church of Vernon will be at At 11 p.m. Christmas IPPOINTBEirrS miLULE THES.-FRL project. Joseph Fleming, high school prin 10 a.m. with a special E ve there will be a candlelight service. CALL 647-1161 iOiight is better known in Hollywood than Stensel. He cipal, said, “The award is especially Christmas sermon be WILI-ISS M SITISSIT-eiSHS BSiSm preached by the Rev.to John has appeared in episodic TV (“(Charlie's Angels,” "The significant because it recognizes the Union Church Prepares Rockford Files’'), does some minor emcee work and bills senior student at our school who has Lacey, pastor himself as actor-entertainer-athlete and family man. attained the highest scholastic stan During the service the Open Sundays Open Every Nile Til Christmas A husky, self-assured man of about 40, Knight is a ding in science subjects,” For Christmas Service Senior Choir will sing “Fanfare for Christmas Kennedy groupie. He was devoted to JFK and RFK and Teller is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Manchester Parkade Day," "Mary Had a says he will vote for Ted Kennedy for president if the Samuel Teller, 21 Green Hills Road. VERNON — Parishioners of Union tuary but also the social rooms in the Baby," “ What Child is senator wins the nomination. Congregational Church will “be basement and the chapel upstairs. “I'm an Irish Catholic Democrat who was bom in This,” and “Carol of the home for CIhristmas" For other than church services the Bells,” Boston," Knight said the other day. “I am now and Radio Club The congregation will return to congregation has been using the always have been a Kennedy supporter. I met President There will be no church MANCHESTER — The Manchester services in the Church, Sunday. Ser church annex for other activities as school classes but child Kennedy in the White House in 1961 en route to Europe SPECUL HOUMY MEM Amateur Radio Club will meet vices have been conducted in the well as other area churches. with a repertory company. •Vtal Parmlgiana...... 46.H care and crib room will be tonight at 7:30 at the old Nike site Sykes School since last August when Although the work in the sanctuary provided. Children may at “la m going to play Teddy according to his testimony •mb Eya Steak...... 37.M (Teen Center Building) off Garden a fire extensively damaged the will be completed by Sunday the Sun tend the service with their as humanly as possible. If you accept his story of what EAT, DRINK AND BE MERRY •Mlxtd SBBlood CBBaBrote...... 47.80 Grove Road. church. day School and social rooms are not parents. Also, babies will happened and temper it with the inconsistencies of his CHRISTMASTIME IS NEAR I •Bakad Shifted Shrimp...... JB.98 Charles Burr, an original member The fire that caused some 6300,0(X) expected to be completed for about be baptized during the testimony, you can't go too far wrong.” BIDE A WHILE - DINE IN STYLE AddHtonal Items of the club, will be the guest speaker. worth of damage, has been deter another month. worship service. Knight said Stensel filmed the Chappaquiddick footage ...$3.98-|S.M Following the business meeting the mined of suspicious origin. . The organ and the pewter On Christmas Eve, at 7 last August but the famed bridge was unusable because it AND HAVE SOME CHRISTMAS CHEER club will luve its annual Christmas Services will be at 10 a.m. on’Sun- chandelier were heavily coated with p.m., there will be a had been stripped by tourists and has been reconstrucUxl QLEN LOCHEN OPEN NEW YEARS DAY party. day and a special rededication ser soot from the fire. All have been traditional family service. since Kennedy’s car plunged off it a decade ago. GLASTONBURY 7:30 TO 9 P.M. Members of the Novice Class, vice will be scheduled for after the cleaned and reinstalled. Also in The senior choir will sing The actor has yet to appear before the cameras 633-3955 sponsored by the club, will be guests first of the year. stalled is S new fire and security and there will be a living himself. He says the bridge sequence will be filmed this Sntsrtalmnsnt Hiurt.-8un. alarm system. Childran’s Menu LA STRADA WEST RESTAURANT at the meeting. 'The public is invited. The fire not only damaged the sanc tableau and the storv of the month at a location near Magic Mountain amusement AvaUaM# park outside Los Angeles. He expects to start work Jan. 471 HARTFORD RD. (Cor. McKbo SL) 10 if not sooner. MANCHESTER The actress originally cast in the Mary Jo Kopechne 943-9198 .''jle quit the project and has not yet been replaced. According to Knight, the script covers the 24 hours of CHWSTWAS Kennedy's behavior on the night of Kopechne’s death and the inquest six months later. 'v m I ' BBBIBWtBB O “This is not going to be a whitewash,” Knight said. Steak Sale S M S l Ballet Adds Show Cattleman’s Cut HARTFORD — Due to an unprecedented public L0VE& t-- r response, the Hartford Ballet will be adding a twelfth performance of their totally new production of “Nut ^ BUFFET $12.50 ^ n u n s $ cracker.” With this added performance on Saturday, % ( 6 ) 4.95 Dec. 22, at 10:30 a.m. at the Bushnell, the Hartford Ballet AREA, OF CHRISTMAS HOURS: I t.i has doubled the number of “Nutcrackers” presented in DEC. 17th-2Ut OPEN TILL 9 P.M. Hartford last year. Cha f r e « ^Pogne at Midnite... PLEASE CALLTHEATHE SAT. DEC. 22nd 9:30 ■ 5:30 P.M. Managing Director Ellsworth Davis attributes the FORSCHEENTBIES success of this year’s production to both “the spectacular MON. DEC. 24th 10:00 ■ 5:30 P.M. creation of Artistic Director Michael Uthoff and the growing popularity of dance in this country.” CHRISTMAS DINNER CLOSED FOR INVENTORY JAN 2nd Preliminary performances in Amherst and Worcester C ‘ : t have critics suggesting that “the company may have Served from 11:00 A.M. to 0:00 P.M. .W: fashioned something genuinely new and exciting out of 171 TtMaMM TMniMHie, lla«elittt«r Ik this Christmas season staple.” The Newest And Most Modern Islander 1,-. : ••• ■:>' • ^ s k m d c p Restaurant In The Area '- 'f- a/dj^Mr . ■■■■ " CHOICE OF ONE; CHICKEN GUMBO SOUP • CHILLED TOMATO JUICE - TIL.643-M16 New^r’sEve CHILLED FRUIT CUP I r o u t e S3. TALCOTTVILLE, CONN. 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This complete dinner special features our tlie second suit for only $1.00 DBMCfrro King Crab Legs & Claws Choice of One: APPLE PtE, HOT MINCE or PUMPKIN PIE - tenderest steak, lean and finely textured and aged Precious ‘tndudlng Cortturoy Suih and Yeung Men's SviH ICECREAM Conn. Meet Tex 7% Chlldron’s Monu Avallablo Selected Group utltTmtu'n I.. fR umtioUomk, out duroiA«|u«. our rogular monu also Orlg. 13.00 to 15.00 avallablo. Prioaa atarting at 696 M i N 'S '” cotors. All with famous Levi’s* tit and quality. Sizes 8 to 20. 190 i r tun liSuiV 0^ 06403 t44ContorBL Shoor-„. martiii U4*S CocUaHs Now MINCKSiaNMUf FMMKTHVIIUYMIU 0 i ^ 6*0 •■» BSBB. 0 9 Ml UUOKSTU SMMHV Visa & Master Charge Are Welcome D d b iN f 16 - EVENING HERALD. Wed . Dec. 19, 1979 BiwIntM Manchwttor Public Records . 4 Gerber Sales Increase Warranty Deeds Frank A. Grlgalls and Winifred Grigalis to John V. SOUTH WINDSOR (UPI) - Gerber last year. Gregan Jr. and Margaret Gregan, property on Fleming Scientific Inc. has reported a 61 percent Gerber also reported that it has Road, $61,000. sales gain for the quarter ending Oct. 31, received new orders totaling $33 million William H. Howley and Anna T. Howley to Waiter P. compared with the same period last year. for the first six months of 1980 an Increase Allen, property at Colonial Gardens, $38,000. of $5 million over last year. People/Food The company’; net profits were fl,116,- Patrick A. O’Reilly and Diane D. O’Reilly to Barry A. /"• 000 on saies of $15,136,000 for the second Ilie company said its earnings per share Carpe and Constance M. Carpe, property at 161 Cm p- quarter, compared with $545,000 on sales for theyear stand at $1.26, compared with field Road, $50,000. of $9,41,000 during the same three months 60 cents last year. Harold D. Walton and Doris A. Walton to Eklward L. Hachadourian and Judith T. Dennison, property at ITS Autumn St., $60,000. I n Stock Brokerage Floyd E. Sullivan and Barbara A. Sullivan to Rahim Shamash and Sherry R. Shamash, property at Green HARTFORD — George W. Miller, former retail adver Manor Estates, $50,000. tising manager for The Manchester Evening Herald, an Patrick R. Weaver and Lorraine A. Weaver to Myron nounces he has Joined the Hartford brokerage firm of Senezikowska, property at 73 Greenwood Drive, $46,200. Cobum & Meredith on a full-time basis. Building Permits 11 Miller, who joined The Herald advertising staff in 1976, DAZZUNG DESSERTS W D A Y S B. McEtonald for Joseph W. Longo, wood stove and has been associated in the stock brokerage business since mason brick chimney at 92 Wlnthrop Road, $1,000. 1968 when he joined Cooley & Co. of Hartford, a New ’Thomas O’Neil for John L. O’Neil, wood stove at 36 York Stock Exchange firm which was merged into Bamwood Road, $453,44. 11'^ Burnham & Co., a New York City firm. In 1972, Miller Walter Mozzer, wood stove at 18 Weaver Road, $375. The holid.-iys arc a time for celebration when joined Hartford’s oldest broker, Ernest Brainard at Ronald Charter, wood stove at 403 Summit St., $350. food and special treats play an important part in Brainard-Judd & Co. which was merged into the present Robert E. Jarvis for Richard Plavln, alterations at 22 creating the spirit of the season. During this time, firm of Cobum & Meredith at 17 L ^ is St., Hartford. Crosby Road, $13,000. EMward W. Noyes for Bel-Con Associates, alterations many traditional dishes are prepared from trea Cobum & Meredith is Connecticut based specializing in Grand Prhe Winner at 431 Main St., $3,000. sured family recipes that have been h.andcd down IConnectlcut industrials and Connecticut bank stocks, but Donald Mumley of 71 Chestnut St., Manchester, was grand prize Gene Michaud for John Devamney, repairs at 70 Porter from great-great-grandmothers. But today’s holi also deals in all stocks, bonds and mutual funds, with winner in the recent WTIC-FM Mello-Yello contest. Mumley, third St., $3,100. day cooks face different problems than the origi lorders executed on all major exchanges. ’The firm is a C. G. Bostwick Co for Boland Motors, roof work at 369 nators of those delieioiis, hut often long and from left, is shown with the fully equipped, $17,000 van he won in a member of the National Association of Security Dealers Center St., $10,000. involved seasonal goodies. With today’s hectic (Jrorar W. Miller and the Midwest Stock Exchange. grand finale drawing. He was one of dozens of preliminary winners Richard Alexanin, wood stove at 125 Parker St., $200. lifestyles, there’s a need for streamlined holiday Variety Homes to David and Ingrid Lefflbine, who were awarded a variety of prizes by the radio station during the dessert recipes that are impressive, but also fit alterations at 58 Wells St., $28,700. Cardiology Practice eight-week contest. Pictured with Mumley, left to right, are Tom into bus>- lifestyles. Farrell, vice president, marketing, Coca Cola of New York; Barbara L.J. Sass Co. for Edward J. Sass, alterations at 61 Eldridge St., $67,200. Ludlow, WTIC-FM account executive; Johnny Michaels, WTIC-FM air In this collection of Dazzling Desserts for the VERNON —Dr. Chandra K. Sacheti has opened an of personality; and the station’s program director, Arnold Chase. Holidays you’ll find festive, make-ahead treats fice for the practice of cardiology at the Rockville Professional Building, 47 Union St. which require only a small amount of time and result in some of the most elegant and delicious Dr. Sacheti is a graduate of Rajasthan University, In desserts ever created! dia, and received certification in internal medicine from Delhi University, India. u s m a r s sm... at \ molded dessert. like an Eggnog Wreath, is He has completed fellowships in cardiology at the YOUR a delectable dessert idea that could become a Albany Medical Center, Albany, N. Y. and Mt. Sinai seasonal tradition in your home. It’s simply a nog- Hospital in Hartford. He also completed a residency in in CHRISTMAS flavorcd cgji .and gelatine-thickened mixture that’s ternal medicine at the University of Connecticut School chilled in a decorative mold. You can fix it .ahead of Medicine. of time, refrigerate it. then unmold when you’re Dr. Sacheti is an attending cardiologist at Rockville WHY PAY MORE? STORE! ready. Its delicate lightness will he appreciated at General Hospital and Mt. Sinai Hospital. He is a resident the end of a festive and filling meal and you’ll V.’l l r of Mansfield. approve of its easy and quick preparation. Dr. Chandra Sacheli You can also create fanes' parfaits with a 50th Anniversary gelatine-firmed custard by alternating two favorite flas'ors. like rich chocolate and cool green mint for BOSTON — William Davis of Manchester recently elegant Chocolate Mint Parfaits. A blender makes celebrated his 50th anniversary with the Stop & Shop these parfaits extra-eass' to prepare. Supermarket Co. at a special testimonial dinner in his honor. EACTORY The traditional teaming of cranberry and Davis began his career in the supermarket business as. orange appears in another great dessert — a chilled a delivery boy with a pushcart delivering orders. Cranlxirrs' Orange Souffle. The smart holiday host He was hired in 1929 to a full-time position and sub l.i ess will choose this dessert because it is a make- sequently held the positions of grocery manager, store MAJOR ahead that waits in the refrigerator until dessert manager, personnel representative and grocery APPLIANCES or party time. merchandiser. P R IC E c m / •And still another wa)- to modernize a tradi Davis is currently manager of store service, Connec ticut, New York/New Jersey Division, a position he has tional recipe is'to fix a liglit ehiffon pic instead held for eight years. of the usual heavy pumpkin or mincemeat. This Davis is an active member of St. Bridget Catholic Cinnamon-.Apple Chiffon Pie could hard!) he eas W'illiam Davit Church and is treasurer of the Mr. and Mrs. Club. ier or tastier! Fluffy whipped egg wliitcs arc folded TWO WEEKS ONLY! SALE ENDS IAN. 6 into a mixture of egg yolks, unilasored gelatine, applesauce and cinnamon candies. PINEHUR8T WILL BE OPEN d S ’B b e s t l a r g e OVa beat large A flasorful dessert that makes a light ending capaeitir h ea^- capacity antom atle to a holiday feast is Zahaglionc Snow. This delicate dnty'M raalier has 4 dxyer has 3 C3rclas, whipped wine custard is a more stable \ crsion of SUNDAYp DEC. 23rd sp e^ combinations, including perm a the Italian specialty because it has just enough 4 ejrclea, incTnfllng nent presa and unflavored gelatine added to maintain its light and fluffy drifts of custard. For your shopping OPEN THUR8 .... 8 AM til 6 PM perm anent press, polyester knits. convwilwico... OPEN F R I...... 8 AM HI 8 PM poly knits. 4 diyln; salscUons. A soUd-sUta OPEN THIS SUNDAY OPEN S A T ...... 8 AM til 8 PM electronlo aensor determines when Enjoy the recipes below for the liest, and 5 wash/rinae tfimperature set- 9 AM til 4 PM OPEN M O N ...... 8 AM til 8 PM clothes ere di7 and ahuta the dryer easiest, eating of the season. Un^. The Mlnl*<{iilcK'” cycle off automatically. The optional washes and rlnsee a small load In Extra Cara Cycle oontlnuaa to tum Just 16 mlnutee. Saves energy, too ble olothas without heat Ibr up to . the exclusive Mini-Basket'** tub 16 minutes to prevent wrinkles. AT PINEHUR8T usee 25% lose hot water and deter U.8. No. 1 MAINE PINEHUR8T JUMBO Upfront lint SELECTED gent than the big tub's low water niter •eatbr awn setting. -eeiUjrwwned IDAHO BAKING MASHING ICEBERG ofeaA6/& Bagolar Priea $428 Bagular Frloa 1328 POTATOES POTATOES LETTUCE Uuu BASkat'* T on pay u a $398 SBvsB tnerfir on T on pay na $298 Laaa 01 Hebata 8 40 LMaOBBobato I 20 5 1 9 9 ^ i m 3 9 < head PoroelALn T o u r n u a l anAmfSed drum, Tonr rinal CRANBERRY APPLE CINNAMON CHIFFON PIE ZABAGLIONE SNOW Coat « 3 5 8 smooth, dursble Coat * 2 7 8 PIHEHURST VERIBEST MEAT ORANGE SOUFFLE 6 to 8 serv ings 6 to 8 servings The rosy color and spicy-sweet flavor of this chiffon pie makes it a SM fon's VtrtbMt BICSAVINCSPLUS BICSAVINCS-PLUS This dessert is reminiscent of the Italian Zabaglione, a foamy egg 10 servings unique light treat to serre at the end of your holiday feast. SEMI-BONELESS CM AO custard traditionally flavored with .Marsala. U.8.D.A.CHOICE M | Prepare Ihit elegant hut easy souffle when you hace 4 eggs, separated I -1 /2 cups applesauce 1 envelope unfiax'ored gelatine 1/2 cup Marsala, sherry or * A 0 R e l M t e * 'Direct from General Electric on retail purchaser from Dec. 1 through Jan. 11,1980. *20 Rebate* SWEDISH a minute in your hectic holiday schedule, then just 1/4 cup water 1/2 teaspoon cream of tartar 3/4 cup confectioners’ sugar, divided dry while wine CHUCK ROAST m i refrigerate until dessert time, 1 envelope unflavored gelatine 2 tablespoons sugar 1-1/2 cups water 1/2 tcasi>oon cream of tartar 2 tablespoons red cinnamon I (9-inch) pie shell, baked CENTER CUT, 6 eggs, separated 0 eggs, separated candies and cooled THIN, THICK or REGULAR In medium saucepan, mix imfiavored gelatine witli 1/2 cup .sugar. Blend KORV 3/4 cup milk In medium saucepan heat egg yolks with water. Sprinkle unflavored in water and egg yolks. I.et stand 1 mimite. Cook over low lieat, beating gelatine over yolk mixture and let stand 1 minute. .\dd candies and LEAN PORK CHOPS 2 envelopes unflarored gelatine constantly witli wlii.sk until gelatine is eompleteli dissolsed, about 5 applesauce. Stir over low heat until gelatine is completely dissolved, minutes. Stir in w ine. Clull. stirring occasionally, until mixture mounds Mor. of this flno KORV 1 can (10 oz.) whole berry cranberry sauce COUNTRY STYLE MEATY abouf5 minutes. Cliill, stirring occasionally, until mixture mounds slightly slightly wlieii dropped from spoon. will b. roady for you when droppL-d from spoon. today. Buy It today. If 1/4 cup orange liqueur Ill large liow I, heat egg w biles w itli cream of tartar at high speed until you want to pick It up PORK RIBS 1 tablespoon grated orange peel In large Ixjwl, licat egg wliites witli cream of tartar at liigli speed until foaniv. Beat in remaining sugar, 1 tablespoon at a time, until sugar is Sat., Sun. or Mon. It Is foamy. Beat in sugar until clissoixed and wliites are glossy and stand dissolxed and wliites arc glossy and stand in soft [leaks, fold in gelatine Electronic 1 or 2 drops red food coloring, optional wisa to order In ad VERIBEST lou^ control in soft peaks, Fold in gelatine mixture. Pile into pie slicll and chill until mixture. Pour into parfait glasses or dessert dishes and chill until .set. Umw ae«y to 1/2 teaspoon cream of tartar firm, at least 3 liours. Gamisli witli wliipped cream and additional cin vance. Coma In or call ■St. Booursie. 643-4181 SAUSAGE MEAT . sutomstio ovtn namon candies, if desired. cooking and 1/4 cup sugar CHOCOLATE MINT PARFAITS ClBBXUng Jbeoo 1/2 cup whipping or heavy cream, whipped 6 servings >«w SO* •iM trlo range has EGGNOG WREATH •leetronlo toeeh-eowtrol Umar A blender does all the hard work when you make these delightful Haudaon* 18.6 on. ft. 0 1 Make 6-inch band of tripic-tliickncss aluminum foil 8 servings Pgr b ak tag , ov«n elaaalBg. ■art-worldag loMerubber# layered desserts flavored with refreshing mint and rich chocolate. R M Plum Pudding MUSHROOMS hM 8.79 ou.ft. diahwaahar w ltli Powar SernbA long cnougli to go around a 1-quart souffle dish and WAN* O n h n a Mack glass oven door with window. Two 0- traaaar. Creamy eggnog is a facorite holiday beverage, but when you serve it M/lBtf N u t 8 inoh. two 3-lnoh Gal rod* BurteoB hasting un iu ooatrol elaana pota and paaal overlap 2 inches. Wrap band around outside of dish. 2 envelopes unflavored gelatine ■Icggs Automatic dWroaUng in rafngerator aaottoa as a decorative dessert mold, it's bound to win applause. 1201. C n n b u r r iM .. TtaaS'unttlatayouaavBBnarMrtqradhiet- The Power Bomb' qyole iiiay not do every- Fasten witli tape, paper clip or string. Collar sliould 1 cup cold milk, divided 3/4 cup sugar W ulnutB . * 1 . 1 0 tng to 4”. O' or 6* utanaUa Largs non-etlok 8 aUdbout vegetable or meal pans. 8 AiU-wldlb I thing (euohae remove burned on BOilB) but ft 2 envelopes unflavored gelatine 1/4 teaspoon ground nutmeg 1 teaspoon vanilla extract ooatad giiddla AutomaUc roUasBrla and broUar door ahelvea. Three eturdr etael oeblnat wlU remove dried^n and baked-on aoUal 6 extend 4 inches above rim of dish. Set aside. 1 cup (1/2 pt.) half and half or light Bheivee. Two full-width door ehehrea and egg LOCAL DELIVERY qyolaa, including short waah and energy saver 1/2 cup sugar, divided 1/2 teaspoon cream of tartar cream, heated to boiling 2 tablespoons creme dc menthe reck. diy Quiet — sound Ineuietion. PRICE In medium saucepan, beat egg yolks with milk. Sprin 1-1/4 cups milk 1 cup (1/2 pi.) whipping or 1 cup (1/2 pi.) cold half and half 2 squares (2 oz.) unsweetened heavy cream, whipped kle unflavored gelatine over yolk mixture and let stand Ks, separated or light cream chocolate, melted CUT PRICES uespoons rum- For flavor and tenderness you just can’t beat Morrell’s Hams, our NOVI OUST 1 minute. Stir over low heat until gelatine is completely ill 5-cup blender container, sprinkle unflavored gelatine oxer 1/2 cup Veribest NEWPORT Oven Beef Roasts or Pinehurst U.S.D;A. BIG SAVINGS PLUS dissolved, about 5 minutes. Blend in cranberry sauce, In medium saucepan, mix unflavored gelatine with 1/4 cup sugar. Blend cold milk. I.et stand 3 to 4 minutes. Add liot lialf and lialf and process Choice Whole Tenderloins. We will have dally shipments of V erib^t CUT PRICED liqueur, orange peel and food coloring, if desired. in milk and egg yolks. la-t stand 1 minute. Stir over lowlical until gel j>t low speed until gelatine is completely dissolved, aliout 2 minutes. .■Add Chill, stirring occusionally, until mixture mounds atine is complrtcly dissolved, aliout 5 minutes. .Add rum and nutmeg. remaining milk, lialf and lialf, eggs, sugar and xaiiilla. Process at liigli Fresh Chicken Legs, and Breasts and Perdue Oven Stuiffer Large SMM»40I Chili, stirring occasionally, until mixture mounds sliglitly when dropped speed until blended. Pour 2 cups gelatine mixture into niediuin bowl *40 Rebate* lightly when dropped from spoon. Roasters. from spoon. FORMEH NOHMAN'S and add creme de menthe. W HATS THAT GIFT UNDER THE TREE? In large bowl, beat egg whites with cream of tartar In large bowl, bent egg whites witli cream of tartar at high speed until Add melted cliocolate to mixture remaining in liicnder container and It could be a Veribest U.S.D.A. Choice TENDERLOIN, a Krakus Ham or an OPEN EVERY location i-84 to NITE TIL 9 KtiMiYST. im at high speed until foamy. Beat in sugar, 1 tablespoon foamy. Beat in remaining sugar, 1 talilespoon at a time, until sugar is process at low speed until hlcndcd, aliout I minute. Pour mixture into assorted dozen of Large Golden and Red Delicious Apples. Many of these choice at a time, until sugar is dissolved and whites are glossy dissolved and wjiites arc glossy and stand in soft peaks. Fold in gelatine another medium bowl. Cliill liotli mixtures, stirring occasionally, until tenderloins, sliced into delicious filet mignons, are sold for gifts. f 'TIL CHRISTMAS Piinrr Of fBii and stand in soft peaks. Fold in gelatine mixture and mixture and wliipped cream. 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The best ol Ihe catch Sun Glory 2 Liter Chunk in Juice that woudn’t take my cash- used products on which you seafood don't bother with them. food companies stopped If a grocery store carries 67 6oz Btl Asstd Flavas 8 Ounce (Jan off coupons, I would make may find unexpected But I would like to know using coupons and refunds, a product, doesn't it have U.S. Grade A. 10<^bs.-17-22lbs. an effort to shop bargains. i; EVENING HERALD. Wed.. Dec. 19. 1 W 9 - 21 M m t e s t e r CHRISTMAS SIFT SALE Woman^s World t S _ Was Scrooge Suffering from Christmas Neurosis? spent together — joyfully. What was wrong with “Loneliness is a very happens? hannen.? , ^ 3 ^ K 3 C I© Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and Saturday Scrooge — whose "bah —There is a tendency to profound feeling," Balter pleasant. “Cope, rather tha» run not taught to tolerate such after sipping from the cup idealize aspects of the lost "Acknowledge the cause of cheer, however, humbug’’ tried to dim the said. “And many persons of the depression, know “In contemporary socie and hide or do self feelings.” relationship. Feelings'^ of cannot tolerate it well. destructive things. Alc^ol will not be a cup alcohol’s depressant side Christmas spirit of Tiny that it is understandable ty, people have this idea if takes hold. SPECIAL GILLETTE SUPER CURL ^ PRICES SLASHED Tim and others in the longing for that They become depressed.” it doesn't feel good it must “It is weird to think a of cheer that will pull you relationship again build. and you are not sick if at “Shortly after, it is not B0% - 70% OFF Charles Dickens tale? How can you pull be bad. But that is not true. person could live through out, by the way. ENTIRE STOCK SPECIAL this time of year you are unusual,” he said, "to see a MFg. List 'ia8-'1S0-'100-*75 The old miser's attitude —The aloneness inten yourself back from the depressed about losses,” One of the many things life without feeling Balter said alcohol tem sifies until it becomes an brink of a deeper and frustrated or depressed at porarily loosens inhibitions crying jag sta rt. And STEAM 4' fUMEMUUIO was a lot like that of some Balter said. maturity means is to be there’s the serious problem OF TOASTER people who have a Christ almost inconsolable perhaps pathological “ In fact, it is normal, able to tolerate anxiety and times. That is why kids are so people become more loneliness. depression when that taking drugs. They were extroverted. 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Dec. 19. 1979— 21 '■i' Woman^s World M m c te ^ r CHRISTMAS GIFT SALE Was Scrooge Suffering from Christmas Neurosis? spent together — joyfully ' Whathat was wrong with sp®"^^08®ther — joyfully. ““Loneliness Loneliness is a very haoDens’'happens? i . ■ Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and Saturday Scrooge — whose “ bah —There is a tendency to profound feeling,” Balter pleasant. “Cope, rather tha» run not taught to tolerate such after sipping from the cup Idealize aspects of the lost “Acknowledge the cause of cheer, however, humbug" tried to dim the said. “And many persons “In contemporary socie and hide or do self feelings." relationship. Feelings of of the depression, know alcohol's depressant side Christmas spirit of Tiny cannot tolerate it well. ty, people have this idea if destructive things. Alcohol will not be a cup V longing for that that it is understandable takes hdld. SPECIAL, GILLETTE SUPER CURL PRICES SLASHED Tim and others in the They become depressed.” it doesn't feel good it must “It is weird to think a of cheer that will pull you relationship again build. and you are not sick if at “Shortly after, it is not 80% - 70% OFF Charles Dickens tale? How can you pull be bad. But that is not true. person could live through out, by the way. SPECIAL this time of year you are unusual,” he said, “to see a ENTIRE STOCK —The aloneness inten yourself back from the One of the many things life without feeling Balter said alcohol tem Mig. LM •ISS-'in-'IOO-TS The old miser's attitude depressed alMut losses,” crying ja g s ta rt. And STEAM NAMEMUND was a tot like that of some sifies until it becomes an brink of a deeper and Balter said. maturity means is to be frustrated or depressed at porarily loosens inhibitions there's the serious problem OF TOASTER almost inconsolable perhaps pathological able to tolerate anxiety and times. That is why kids are so people become more people who have a Christ "In fact, it is normal, of developing a dependence loneliness. depression when that depression. taking drugs. They were extroverted. Some time mas neurosis, says Dr. although painful and un on alcohol.” MENS SPORT CURLER WATCHES BOOTS Lawrence Balter, professor of psychology at COATS Men’s Women’s Children’s New York University and a practicing psychoanalyst. SALE •39.88 $J4S8 $J38S AH One Price Balter said there are many SALE •HAMLTON •ailUEN •WALTHAM reg. people who bad-mouth m , With This Coupon and a $7 50 purchase* •HELIII08#IENRUS«VULCAN#ELeiN reg. reg. tie o g Christmas from *Electrici •Self fFindIng eUay-Date *18.99 *17.99 Thanksgiving on. EIGHT %RQOO -“ Scrooge could be f / 5(T OFF •Fancy Dre$$ Watches •Sport 5 00 and HOC GIFT CERTIFICATES 9 ^ 9 . 2 9 I Purchase Price of Any Three 0 ’ ALL I-yr. Vuaranteet $15.99 thought of as a person who \ ARE AVAILABLE AT YOUR LOCAL CLOCK $ 0 3 9 1 V WReg. $75. Reg. $11.99 is protecting himself, " \ AAP SUPERMARKET MERCHANDISE Balter said. ^CERTIFICATES FOR A SPECIFIC LIGGETT i« *tf>»ii>$ed item i <$ >*Qwwr(t to be »e»dii» $»*il*b»e Iw »*te a i » " ITEM AND DOLLAR VALUE CAN BE iEI '^DURKEE SPICESr....,, COFFEEDFFEE ’abag l", ■H£ m cotie. ^ I “ His self-protective ate'tiied p»ire m eath Store etcepfai \peci''c***r "oteo •» ORDERED AT YOUR LOCAL AAP MFGR50 AP-2 600 *E«cepi Items Prohibited By Law ______I ANDERSON - LITTLE CVS THOM McAN STORE. SEE STORE MANAGER. Limit One Per Family MFGR25 AP-2601 PARKADE PHARMACY device is to not ! v.Td oic Dec 16-22.1979 acknowledge friendly and % warm feelings. By denying his concern for others and GROCERY FEATURES HOLIDAY CRISTMAS SALE not allowing others to care SPECIAL MEN’S & YOUNG MEN’S about him, he wards off the possibility of being SPECIAL BUSHNELL rejected. V2 Carat VESTED PRINCE BINOCULARS “So, having a bitter 3 6 W att exterior, he can keep CORDUROY himself safe from the risk DIAMOND Great for sporting LASAGNA FROZEN-100% PURE BUTTER BASTED-W/POP-UP FROZEN-U.S.D.A. INSP.-GRADE “A of being hurt." 16 oz. pkg. TIMER-10 TO UNDER 22 L B S .- A & P ^ ^ 10 TO UNDER 22 LBS. _____ STEREO events or any occasion SUITS Balter said people in con Including AM/FM Receiver, Turntable and RING temporary society who Ann Fag* 9 when you want to bring Reg.‘ 125 Speakers. have negative reactions to UiSAGNA Seif BastingO R Young • the holiday season may « 0 1 . pkg» your subject closer. have many reasons other NOW $ 6 9 9 0 than protecting 2.?1 TURKEYS O U n Reg. $520 Available in 7x35, tfiemselves, of course. TURKEYS * 7 9 9 . “ “These other things tie ANN PAGE -CUT GREEN BEANS 7x50, 10x50 and 8x30. A l l GRINDS-COPFEE 15'102 oT MIXED SIZES A ’ FROZEN-PREMIUM TURKEYS NEVER FROZEN-YOUNG-GRADE “A” $299. into a whole host of Folgers *2*® Sweet Peas O c 10 TO UNDER 22 LBS. GRADE “A” 10 TO UNDER 22 LBS. different feelings people MR SHRIMP-7 OZ CAN RADIO SHACK DIAMOND SHOWCASE THE CAMERA SHOPS 8 9 ^ MR CRAB MARTIN LTD. have at this time of year,” Tiny Shrimp Crabmeat he said. S w ift Farm Fresh i “I would prefer to think MT. LAUREL \ GOLD MEDAL STEMS A PIECES (Avail. of Thanksgiving through Starting CHRISTMAS SALE Giristmas as the holiday BUTTERBALL lb. TURKEYS Tues.,Dec. 18)’ ALL REGULAR BOOT BONANZA season. FLOUR FOR THE *NOWSAVE “ And it's during this 5 lb. bag Fresn - Oven StuMer Cri ci>ens A&P SEAFOOD SHOP Sliced ASP C^O Great Selection of time of year that many PERDUE ROASTERS H,grade Sem; Boneless PARTY ASSORTMENT people feel particularly Cap n John s- Quick Frozen Si'ced'A&P HARDCOVER HOLIDAYS sad. Very often it is WHOLE HAMS LUNCHEON ASST. WOMEN’S Hormei-Boneiess S H R iM P COCKTAIL 3 *2^® 40% to 70% because in their minds 3liced-A6P-12oz pkg C^70 there is an ideal that they CURE 81 HAMS Cap n John s Quick Frozen Salad Size BEEF PARTY ASSORTMENT *T * EGG NOG ICE CREAM BOOTS .Dom estic a on dresses, playwear, themselves are not living POLISH KIELBASA COOKED SHRiMP A&P CANNED HAM 3 cl 5 up to. •00^'$ Pure Pork Cap n John s-QuiCk Frozen <24 oz pkg $9 89 Quick Frozen-With Paris ol Back m 0^ BOOKS AND sportswear and outerwear. VLASlC-SWEET MIXED < SAW-4602 CAN gm “ I t 's a tim e when A&P SAUSAGE MEAT 7 $ ^ 9 9 TURKEY LEG QTRS. n 4 y Pickles T ( A4P Sausage Meal MEDiUMSHRiMP^^:;.!^^^^^ Take an additional families are supposed to be Tomato Juice 0 Frozen-White 4 Meaty ejuio 20% to 40% SAW-17 02 CAN 0N£PIE-13‘*02 CAN j§ COUNTRY TREAT Matiaw s-Quick Frozen-Farmiy Pack o< 12 ^ PUMPKIN PIE 20% off our already together and having a good TURKEY BREASTS n *T® Fruit Cocktail < Chicken Broth 4c Ann Page STUFFED CLAMS Whole or Icicles .. Low prices. time and a lot of warmth SLICED BACON CLAUSSEN PICKLES ICE CREAM and good cheer is supposed 2 0 % OPF •Does not include our entire stock OFF NABISCO-SNACK ■ TAB.FRESCAor A&PBUTCHER SHOP to be in abundance. m HOLIDAY HAM SHOP However, in real life there BEEFRIB-WHOLE-20TO25LBS $ 1)1 CUSTOM CUT INTO RIB ROASTS A t EAKS OR BONELESS RIB EY BRIGGS’ ICE CREAM Most styles included. are constant sources of CRACKERS ICOCA COLA FULLY COOKED-WATER ADOED-SHANK PORTION , CHILDRENS friction and tension and $ 0 1 9 STORE 8o«. oz. pkg._L_ ■ 2 liter or'A gal. REED’S INC. real worries that can't RIBS OF BEEF SMOKED HAMS WEAR«HOUSE PRAGUE’S SHOES possibly live up to that BEEFflIBS-OVEN READY- nNaiTMWM BEEFRIB8-OVENREAOY-9TH-nTHRws SMOKED HAMS CENTER SLICES ideal fantasy" Large End $ 0 5 9 Smaii End $ 0 7 9 Rump $•4 09 Ham Steaks E Another reason people feel downbeat or sad \ Rib Roasts Rib Roasts ^ ib Portion 1 lb I or Roasts I ib HILLMAN/KOHAN around the holidays is that THE SPECIAL Holiday Velvets For the season conjurs up in Some big stars get their glasses at YOUR Infants and Toddlers their minds times past. I n ABISCO-12 02 b o x WISERIDGIES Hillman/Kohan Vision Center. One From the memory bank Ritz Crackers^ Potato Chips SUNKIST-CALIF. NAVEL “FRIDAY HAPPY reason is, our Great Eyeglass come tumbling visions of I SUNSHINE-CRACKERS MOLINERA 0% " $ 4 CHRISTMAS Cheez-lt LV Oranges n :,r.i I HOUR” Guarantee. It says for one year the holiday celebrations from purchase we’ll fix or replace from childhood — when, if ORANGES C broken frames and lenses •( no PLANT Our Entire Stock recollection serves cor Each Friday from 4 to 7 P.M. offers charge So come to Hillman/Kohan rectly, they received a JUMBO loads of free hors d'oeuvres and a Vision Center. You've got as good Headquarters holiday from school and a Avocados b«T» Cucumbers 0 ” special 6 piece shrimp cocktail for a reason to go as Zsa Zsa and Don 20% O ff lot of attention and gifts. FRESH M TROPICAL FAVORITES ^ They also recall, Balter only 99(t Adams Does. 8 1Scallions 4 br.chs I Coconuts 4U*a 646-8607 said, visits from relatives YELLOW NUTRITIOUS-BAKINGNUTRITIOUS-BAKING and a general kind of party M t A Catering To The Open daily 10 to 9. Wed & Sat. 'til 5 Open Nightly 'Til 9 Holiday-Perfect suits and dresses. Orig $ is spirit. Turnips Polatoes For other locations call toll-free to $32. Sizes 3 months to toddler 4 , ' ’ ' 19!, 4,„T Order Your Holiday Fruit Trays or Over 24 Crowd Sunday 'Til 5 aEO&AiAOOAlAPCiE SFAVSH^ CiREAT SAl AOS 12 OZ A A 6 800-351-1000 And now they may feel a V sadness over the loss of Onions 4>bsn Sunchokes O U those Christmases as they IN SHELL BONNER $ ^ 2 9 FRUIT BOWLS experienced them. F.ck of the crop. Fresh Fruits to A f% t HEINZ'ASST VARIETIES Mixed Nuts HTd Raisins __ ELHOMBRE VISION CENTER FLOWER STORE But what they don't Brighten your Holiday Table or as a YOUTH CENTRE 4 y Gravies 49® CHRISTMAS CiJOQ IN 5 INCH POT C .ii <>0 delighiful gift for someone special. realize as they grow $ ^ 9 OCEAN SPRAY 46 02 6TL Cactus Poinsettlas *4®* Order yours today. See our Store mellow or morose or even ■ Cranberry Juice 5HT Manager or Produce Manager for tearful is that their child's TROPICAL DELIGHT "7A4 complete details. SUPER SAMPLER eye view of things probably Large Size Mangoes r 9* was through rose-colored SPECIAL glasses. DAIRY FROZEN The NIbbler For Mom, Sis, Friend... “The tendency,” said l» - m s a m s B B M Balter, "is to make things HOOD LOUISE S-13 OZ.PKG. When A iP Buyers Make Delectable snacks are always ap • Specie! Purcheee at a preciated and this selection of look rosier than they were. Lower Price, we pas* the ' 1 5 . 9 7 And that almost makes the SOUR C 0ROCCOU t CAUHF l O/TCP ‘.'Sometimes this is not or EMPRESS Egg Nog ,X'n *1 ^Dressing BOLOGNA T the most favorable situa Green Giant pkg H000-7 02 CONT -INSTANT 0% 0 % ^ ANN p a g e - s m a l l SWISS COLONY tion, especially if family PIE Mother s S4] PARKADE CLEANERS PIE CRUST I PINEAPPLE Whipped Cream 0 9 MRS SMITH S V Stuffed Olives RS CHEESE CAKE *T D&L JOANN FABRICS tensions are present," ____^^_rioz.pkgs. H M on-. — 37 OZ 20 oz. can A&P-80ZPKG CAa p kg 9 Balter said. Apple Pie Pie ' One family argument Cruel Cream Cheese 5 9 ^ RICHS h o l id a y FAVORITES will detour the season's MMYE COLOACOovSWlSSSUCES 32 oz ■///V, MIX Coffee Rich coot SPECIAL guest for peace and joy. Mel-O-BIt 1201 pvg *1” LARGEST SHOPPING CENTER Another major reason AntlEorLOLOACOWi&CONStN € 0 ^ 4 A&P ^ j | a n n p a g e 11 WHILE DOING YOUR JCHOCOLATE COVERED for sadness is the loss of .Sharp Cheese Zi? Sweet Peas o F 3!1H 49 I Mints 6 OZ. pkg. I CHRISTMAS SHOPPING EAST OF THE RIVER loved ones, from death or ANN PAGE 1 L8. BOX the end of an affair, Balter ISTAVFREE REGoiSUPER A A * HAND LOTION- 0% GENERAL CHILDRENS LAUNDRY DETERGENT Aeet.Chocolatea DO JOIN US ! 11 said; Maxi-Pads 'I 99^ YardleySoapOU” MERCHANDISE I JOHNSON S OVERNIGHT t ^ n CORONET-PASTEL or WHiTi ANN PAGE tVk LB. BAG “ ‘The Christmas season Anchor Hocking Harvest Amber it an especially difficult * r * Bath Tissue ‘r ’ r * WISK LIQUID Royal Clusters CLOGS one for persons who have JANE PARKER SHADY GLEN OVENWARE lit LB. SIZE -i. by Mia or Krone lost a loved one. CORONET-DECORATED • Qt U tility Fruit Cake * 3 * * j Dairy Stores “It really doesn't matter • 5x9' Deep how many years ago a per- Loaf Dish ti>n lo st a loved one NAPKINS • 6 Square 180 cl.pkg. Cake Dish » i> ? MawJieeterjQ O O l^ a u s e the memory of LAUNDRY DETERGENT [j With This Valuable Coupon tiut Important relatlonkhip WITH PROCESSING * 1 4 . 9 9 TWO CONVENIENT LOCATIONS 20 exp' 1 $ A 4 9 is usually stimulated at CHEER Sour OWN Values to $23.00 Rl. 6 A 44A • Open Dully and Sun. Kodak Film roll " T ta mecial times of the year. a a p - r e o u l a r Rloose ,,, Parkude Branch • Mon. thru Sal. P a rk a d e Parity Hose (John and Bernice R le ff) 1m holiday is one of those ^TEA — timet. A&P M ENS NYLON jTEA (ORLON $3 27) A P -2603 “What happens is that 3p«" $ 2 6 7 k i Limit One Coupon Per Family pkg there may be a mourning J)ress Socks SIMMONS SHOES PRICES E FftC TIV E D€CEM BtR 16 22 1979 UNLESS OIHCRWISE NOTED ' 1 SHADY GLEN again." WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES AND TO CORRECT TYPOGRAPHICAL ERRORS ITEMS FOR SALE NOT AVAILABLE TO WHOLES^LI W RETAB. P8*I-E8S The scenario: —Thoughts wander to how previous times were - 0 - V..-NC'. .s.-- 21 - EVENING HiaULD. Wed.. Dae. 19. 1»79 ALL FOOD MART STORES OPEN SUNDAY, DEC. 23 . 9 A.M. TO 6 P.l EVENING HERALD, Wed., Dec. 18, 1978- 23 Lo Cal Coffee Souffle If passing up dessert is egg. The egg whites, of namon Chill, stining occasionally, the hardest part of dieting course, are what make 6 eggs, separated until mixture mounds for you, you'll love this every souffle high and Makea 4-lnch band of slightly when dropped Low Cal Coffee Souffle. light. triple-thickness wax paper from spoon, 30 to 45 Food Mart brings you the For only 127 calories a ser Whip up this dessert long enough to go around WALDBAUM'S minutes. Wash beaters. ving you can Indulge souffle anytime you get a dish and overlap 2 inches. In large mixing bowl yourself in a coffee- craving for sweets. Low. Wrap around outside of dis- flavor of the holidays! beat egg whites until stiff flavored confection. Cal Coffe Souffle Is such a h. Fasten with tape, string but not dry, just until This dlet-pIeasing treat that when you serve or paper clip. Collar should whites no longer slip when U.S. GOVERNMENT INSPECTED - GRADE A' dessert has another plus — it to no-dieting friends extend 2 inches above rim Food M a rt It’s also easy to prepare. bowl is tilted. Gently but they’ll never guess it’s low of dish. Set aside. In thoroughly fold chilled And, since this souffle is in calories. medium bowl stir together gelatin mixture into egg chilled, you can make it 1 cup boiling water gelatin, coffee, sugar and whites. Carefully pour into whenever It’s convenient. 1 envelope unflavored cinnamon. Add boiling prepared dish. Chill until BASTED TURKEYS Eggs are main In gelatin (1 tablespoon) water and stir until coffee firm, 3 to 4 hours. Just gredient in this fancy souf 1 tablespoon instant and sugar dissolve. Cool before serving, carefully fle. ’They add flavor and a coffee slightly. Beat yolks until TOMS feeling for richness at only remove wax paper collar. 1/3 cup sugar light and lemon colored; Six servings. 16 TO 22 LBS. 80 calories for one large Va to "A teaspoon cin stir in eelatin mixture. HENS 10 TO 14 LBS. Company Considering Prices Effective Sunday, Dec. 16 Through Monday, December 24 — ' Rod Strong of Sonoma Vineyards, at Brescome Distributors Inc. in South Windsor, . rn iswntit to our cuttomsrs. we reserve the nghi lo hmii I AM M iMwWM ft MCMaM « AMM ••dWMd C«UMW16 M M KCAPM M ..- aMtiMM louni Tuea. lo Sal. 10 A.M. to 6 P.M TEL. 643-7424 ■ T j^ I i i T t 90m •» C8«MCW »#1 MMa n 90 UnMM< 0» IM AUMMf 0 IM 0> •K R tM Thuriday 10 A.M. lo 8 P.M. 3 0 « tm 900 COUMOM 9HOIAO BE tM fftO . AT OUR f IFCME TO ___" " " 1 CMllAMMAI.a«>»Ati»« W201»C 410 WEST MIDDLE TPKE. Sunday 10 A.M. lo 5 P.M 188 Weal Middle Turnpike, Manchealer FOLGER COFFEE CO. ______O The Folgor CoHeo Company 1973 Cloaed Monday Roger Negro and Carla Squalrilo, Proprielari CUT A LO N G D O H E O LINE « ^-E V EN IN G HERALD, Wed., Dec. 1». 1»7» Indians Finish Strong EVENING HERALD, Wed., Dec. 1», 1W9 - 25 By LEN AUSTER a mlnute-and-a-half span, while tongue-lashing at the intermission dominated the boards in the second 48-45, with a hoop by Mike Fahey and Herald Spoiiatvriler Penney was scoreless for over a 5- break. half. He got every key rebound,” two free throws by Scott Dawkins in mlnute span. That segment produced "I asked them at the half ‘do you Pearson remarked. the closing 13 seconds deciding the Waking up long enough in the a 29-23 lead for the Indians and was third quarter from its som- want to play?’ They decided to play,” Tony Cruz had 8 rebounds to pace issue. Dawkins and ScoU Garen had' the difference. Pearson stated, "The key was the Penney. The Knights had 19 tur nambulant state, Manchester 12 and 10 points respectively for the "The key was the beginning of the defense and rebounding got us going. novers while Manchester finished young Knights. 3-0, while Greg second half when they got 8 (actually ""You1l wvonder howyou ever got High rallied for a 47-42 CCIL Once we started playing good with 14, only two in the secopd half. Williams and Jim Florence had 15 12) points and went ahead,” cited basketball win over Penney defense and rebounding, we started Penney was 19-for-36 from the fielij. and 13 markers respectively for the High last night at Clarke Penney Coach Bernle Dandley, to play basketball.” Penney took an exciting jayvee tilt. young Indians, 24. "That, and we hit a dry spot. We Arena. The clubs were deadlocked, 8-8, at Manchester’s next outing is Friday along without me. rmConni. made some mistakes and missed the turn with the Knights moving to a night against (k>nard H i^ in West The Indians, 2-1, trailed after a some easy shots. We didn’t play like 21-17 lead at the b re ^ . John Haslett poorly played first half, 21-17, in Hartford while the Knights are also an 0-3 team. I know we’ll win some of had 8 points, 4-for-5 from the field, to on the road in West Hartford against which both sides committed 12 tur- them. We just have to get out of this keep Manchester close. Fm convenient banking. Easy banking. novers. Hall High. dry spell,” added the Black Knight “Haslett had another super Manchezler (47) — Haslett 9 0-2 18, The Black Knights, now winless mentor. ’ ’ game,” Pearson praised, "Without Koepsel 0 3-4 3, Anderson 3 0-2 6, Ken after three starts, began the third ■"rhe key? We hustled and decideii him, we would have been in a lot of nison 3 0-16, Britnell 3 2-3 8, Silver 00-00 Even fun banking! Fll be showing up soon at quarter with a Chuck Garen hoop at we wanted to play some basketball,” trouble in the first half.” Maher 0 04 0, Sweeney 2 04 4, Wilson 0 1- the 7:53 mark. But Manchester responded Indian Coach Doug Pear Garen, who finished with 13 points, 2 2. Lombardo 0 04 0. Totals 20 7-14 47. reeled off 12 unanswered points, 10 in son, who reportedly gave his club a opened the second half scoring for Penney ( 4 2 ) - Garen 6 1-213, Cruz 10- three locations of the Savings Bank of Manchester. Penney but Haslett canned an offen 0 2, Kirkpatrick 1 1-2 3, Breen 2 2-4 6 sive rebound and Eld Kennison a Linnell 2044, Dawkins 104 2, Fahey 0 0^ 0 0, Dunn 4 04 8, Roberts 2 0-2 4. ToUls 19 jumper to tie it at 23-23 with 4:52 left 4-10 42. Fll serve you any hour, any day, any timeyoM want in the period. A Haslett hoop and two Herald 15-foot jumpers by Alex Britnell opened a 6-point spread. Angle "We upped the tempo to our level,” to bank. %u’ll be able to get cash from Pearson cited. "It was a question of Earl Yost playing some basketball. We weren’t. I don’t know what the Holy Cross Upset me or make deposits. Pay your loans Sports Editor problem is but we're not playing WORCESTER, Mass. (U P D - Don basketball. We had a spurt in the Fleming tallied 28 points to upset third quarter for about seven Holy Cross and lead Harvard Univer minutes. It's a good sign when you or mortgage. Transfer money from can play bad and win but we have to sity to an 81-80 victory over the Center Opening Awaited Crusaders Tuesday, Update on the reopening of the Hartford Civic Center get a lot better.” Manchester led, 33-29, going into The Crimson 1^ throughout and took a 36-24 advantage at the half. savings to checking or vice versa. Coliseum after a tour of the facilities earlier Monday was given the final quarter and had a 45-34 edge by John Toner. averaged 12,712 per game. The Ron Perry was held to only four with 1:29 remaining. A closing spurt points in the first half for the The University of Connecticut Whalers are awaiting approval to by Penney made it close. Crusaders, but managed to tally 28 director of athletics reported 10,(MX) move into the Hartford Civic Center “To play like this against Come visit me at the Main Office, points in the second half. Perry cut seats will be in place January 17, the starting Jan.17 against Manchester has to be encouraging,” the Harvard advantage to within one date the Hartford Whalers hope to Pittsburgh...Karl Grabowski, out of Dandley stated, “At the end we were points, 69-68, with 4:15 remaining, get into the rebuilt coliseum and ECast Hartford High, excelled on coming back which is a good sign for and see what makes me tick. but that was the closest the start home play in the National defense with Colgate on the football us to know. I’m pleased with tjiat Crusaders would get, until Perry Hockey League. field last fall and was named the Red kind of thing." netted the final basket. “The lower area will be completed Raiders top defensive player. Haslett had 18 points on 9-of-16 Apply for a Conni-card, too. and the upper north side. The Asylum from the field to pace Manchester, r Basketball Street side will not have the upper Plug for Buttle which was 20-for-50 overall from the area completed. From what we saw, Walt Michaels, head coach of the field. The Indians overall were out- That way, you’ll be ready to go the work is ahead of schedule. New York Jets, said to be on thin ice rebounded, 30-26, but held an Georgetown Wins SENIOR “We hope to play our January 23 in his job, clainu Greg Buttle has all overwhelming edge in the second Sportsman Cafe downed Fogarty game against Providence in Hart the qualities to be a team leader. The half. Manchester had only 5 caroms WASHINGTON (UPI) — Forward Bros., 89-75, last night at Illing. John when Fm ready to go.” ford. If Hartford isn’t declared safe veteran linebacker sets an example at the break. Bill Anderson, 6-foot-5 Craig Shelton scored 18 points Balazuk had 30 points. Jack Maloney by Friday, we'll play the game in for his teammates and Michaels junior center controlled the ^ ard s in Tuesday night as the 17th-ranked 19. Jeff Gott 18 and Dave Lewis 14 for New Haven," Toner said. claims his value is worth a few points the second half with 12 of his game- Georgetown survived periods of Sportsman. Mark Plefka and Ron Hartford city officials are awaiting a game to the National Football total 14 rebounds. “Anderson ragged play to hold off ft"ovidence. LaVigne had 22 and 16 respectively “Fm Conni- 55-50. a decision from safety engineers on Leaguers. Buttle just completed his for Fogarty's. The convenient when the coliseum will be ready for fourth year with the Jets and im The Hoyas, 6-1, never trailed after occupancy. provement was noted each Providence scored the first basket. BISINE.SSMEN way to bank.” The return UConn-Rhode Island season...How the time flies College Basketball They led 31-26 at halftime and by 11 Highland Park Market topped clash is slated Feb.9 at Hartford, department: Former East (Catholic East twice in the second half but they Manchester Police, 76-54, at Illing. which should attract a capacity High baseball and basketball coach, Adelphi 83. Ramapo 59 committed 18 turnovers, the same as Jeff Cosgrove (24) and Don Guinan crowd. Don Bums, is in his fifth year as Georgetown 55, Providence 50 Follows Through the Friars, 4-2. (20) led the Markets while Sandy Toner said Frank Russo, Civic assistant basketball coach at Yale. Harvard 81, Holy Cross 80 Rudy Williams led Providence with Ficara (16) and Mario Arcate (10) Manchester’s Rich Koepsel 14 points, while Jerry Scott had 12 Center Coliseum director, said, 2,(X)0 After leaving ECast, Bums was head John Jay 50, Concordia 43 (25) flicks his wrist after let led the Police. seats would be added each week after coach seven seasons at the Universi Phila, Textile 68, Susquehanna 66 before fouling out with 3:41 ting shot fly over Penney’s remaining. January 17 until capacity is reached, ty of New Haven... Results of the Rutgers-Livingston 93, Hunter 87 DEANERY over 17,(XX) for basketball. Five Mile Road Race in Manchester Seton Hall 72, Stanford 55 Mike Roberts (21) in action The game was the first for both Action last night at St. Bridget saw The UConn cagers are currently were carried in Hawaii newspapers, SE Mass. 85. Boston St. 83 last night at Clarke Arena. teams in the new Big East con Assumption remain unbeaten with a ference. getting ready for their first test in Russ Barber reports. Stationed with Waynesburg 70, Slippery Rock 59 (Herald Photo by Adamson) 50-21 win over St. Rose and St. the Big Eiast (Conference Saturday Navy in Hawaii, Barber is now on Bridget best St. Joe’s, 30-24. night at Storrs against Seton Hall. It leave at home in Manchester. John Sulick and Chris Bowman had is another sellout. 12 and 11 points respectively for 44 Long Break Assumption while Mike Gagnon had 8 Starting Role Fullerton State will be one of the Hornets Sting Hall tallies for 0-4 St. Rose. Former ECast Catholic eager Peter four teams in the Connecticut Mutual Mark Holmes had 13 points for 2-2 Thompson, a sophomore, played a Basketball Classic Dec. 28-29. The St. Bridget while Kevin Dowgiewicz big part as a starter with Springfield semester break at the California had 11 tallies for 1-3 St. Joe’s. (College which won its first seven school. Publicist John Culwell Behind Jones, reported, lasts between seven and Cason starts before running into Bill Detrick’s (Central (Connecticut State nine weeks. This is the better part of East Hartford clung to a 25-21 edge the basketball seasoh and it's no Behind the fine play of Tyler Amenta and Carl McKinney hit twin College five last weekend. A at the half and maintained that 4- wonder the team can hop-scotch Jones and Robin Cason, East digits for the Warriors with 20 and 16 playmaker, Thompson has been point margin going into the final can across the country without fear of Hartford High tripped Hall markers respectively. averaging just under six points per to at 41-37. Hall tried to pressure the East Hartford was 27-for-53 from losing any players outing...Joe Whelton, another ex- High, 57-49, in CCIL basketball Hornets in the final 8-minute seg the field with Jones, Cason and academically...Alrudy lacking in East (Catholic hoopster, got off on the action last night in West Hart ment but Jones and Cason were able McCarthy leading the effort in the right foot as a varsity coach when his the muscle department the Hartford ford. to work the ball inside for some easy rebounding department. Whalers will be without Rick Ley and Wethersfield High five downed Hail The victory improves the Hornets' layups. The Hornets’ next clash is Friday Nick Fotiu tonight against High of West Hartford...De^lte the league and overall standard to 2-1 Jones and Cason, working well night on the road at Wethersfield limited seating capacity at Washington in a return to home ice at while the setback sends the together, had 6 and 4 markers High in an 8 o’clock start. Springfield of 7,627, home of the Springfield. Ley may be lost for homestanding Warriors to 0-3 in the respectively in the final period. They East Haiifurd (57) — Jones 11 2-2 24, Hartford Whalers, National Hockey another two weeks and Fotiu has a CCIL and 1-3 overall. took turns feeding each other. Campbell 6 0-2 12, Cason 4 0-2 8, League crowds this season have bmised heel. The Hornets jumped to a 15-8 lead Jones, connecting on ll-of-22 field McCarthy 3 04 6, Doran 31-2 7, Earle 0 0- after one quarter with Jones and Tim goal tries, had a game-high 24 points 0 0. ToUls 27 34 57. Hall (49)— McKinney 80-216, AmenU McCarthy leading the effort with 4 to lead the Hornets while Sean Campbell chipped in with a dozen 9 2-2 20, Dawson 0 04 0, Fort 2 1-1 5, Rad- points apiece. ding 1 04 2, (}ua 1 (Ml 2, Hill 2 04 4 ToUls Tribe Beats Penney markers. Cason added 8 tallies. Jim In Girls’ Hoop Play (sports Forun^ 23 3-5 49 Compensatingf'i*kY Y ir\A ncio4in/ff for( r x w the Iloss r v A n of its top rebounder due J ____ a to* J iillness i ______Free Throws Vitalf extremely well, Manchester High trimmed Penney High, 50-34, Letter of Thanks in CCIL girls’ basketball action last night in East Hartford. I would like to express my ap times we'rewe’re trying to force things preciation to all the fine people who Vinal Tops Cheney (gnra third in four starts while the Black which are not there.” so willing gave of themselves to help See Conni, the automatic teller Knights remain winless after four Manchester’s jayvees upped their in the running of the Manchester outings. Manchester’s next tilt is Road Race. Connecting on lO-of-13 free throws in the fourth quarter, Vinal machine, and have a free cup of 0I234667B9 unblemished mark to 4-0 with a 51-28 Tech registered a 66-53 victory over Cheney Tech in Charteruak eggnog during demonstration Friday night at Clarke Arena against win. Stacy Markham had 11 points The race is a source of pride for Conard High at 8 o’clock. our community. In retrospect the Conference basketball action last night in Middletown. hours-Thursdays, 6 pm-8 pm; and 10 rebounds to lead the locals The Silk Towners were without 5- while Pam Brown and Nancy Curtin single thing that leaves me in awe is The victory was the Hawks’ first Saturdays, 9 am-12 noon - inside our Manchester Main Street points while Steve Fritsch netted 9 foot-11 center Mary Neubelt, out also played well. the tremendous feeling of after three setbacks and pegs their OfQce. Applicants for a Conni-card, which actuates the for the winners. sick, but Liz Neubelt, Marge Manrhnier (50) — Tilden 2 0-2 4, togetherness and community effort COC mark at 1-2. The Beavers drop Mo Harrison topped Cheney with 18 machine, must be at least 18 years old and maintain checking Botteron and Jackie Tucker took up Cooney 5 (HI 10. Hedlund 4 0-1 8, L. that is generated by the fine people of to 1-2 in the conference and overall. points followed by Scott Cable (13) the slack with 6 rebounds apiece. and statement savings accounts with us. Neubelt 1 04 2. Ebersold 1 (HI 2, Smith 1 Manchester. Vinal held a 15-13 lead after the and Mike Kennon (12). Blayne Manchester opened a 16-7 lead at 04 2, Wright 2 ^2 8, Botteron 4 (M) 8, I appreciate everyone’s help, es first quarter and 27-23 edge at inter Cohen, in double figures in Cheney’s the turn behind balanced scoring and Markham 0 04 0, Tucker 3 0-2 6, Jordan 0 pecially Red Hadden and Dr. mission. Cheney narrowed it to 40-39 first two outings, was limited to a held a 26-18 advantage at the inter 2-2 2. ToUls 23 4-9 50. Flanagan. after three stanzas, but hurt its own Penney (34) — Bojko 11-2 3, Higgins 0 single hoop. mission. The Indians extended it to Thank you. cause by going just l-for-7 from the Cheney’s next outing is Friday 42-28 after Uiree quarters. 04 0, LaBrotse 0 04 0, Pomerleau 4 2-5 Jim Balcome 10, Eastmond 1 04 2, Gusman 0 04 0. charity stripe in that time. night on the road at Bolton High in an Director "We didn't play particulary well,” Labara 11-2 3, Cecere 3 0-18, Dom 5 0-1 The Beavers had taken a momen 8 o’clock start. stated Tribe Coach Steve Armstrong, 10. ToUls 15 4-11 34. Manchester Road Race tary lead in the third period but Vinal Vinal Treh (66) - Gecewicz 12 9-16 33. “We didn't seem to play with that spurted, hitting the foul shots down Toqssaint 3 ^2 8, Bloomquist 2 9-2 4, ,Savings Bank much intensity. the stretch, to take the decision. Demelis 1 64 8, Montgomery 10-2, “We pressured them but that Vinal overall was 22-for-32 from Gaunichaux 02-22, Fritsch 33-49, Barton wasn't the key. We played man-to- Cromwell Routs Bolton the foul line while Cheney was 9-for- 0 04 0, Novlle 0 04 0. ToUU 22 22-32 66. of Manchester man defense which forced them into 19. The 13-point spread was the Cheney Teeh (53) — Cohen 1 0-1 2. Kennon 5 2-412, Cable 61-413, Harrison 7 travels and three-second violations. Racing to an 11-4 lead after the team,” stated Bolton Coach Dan difference. When you hold a team to 34 points Moore. “We lost the game by being out- 4-4 18, Fraser 1 04 2, Eaton 1 2-3 4, Mtackcficr: Miin Street (Miia OflUe); Purnell Piece (Dine In); first quarter, powerful Cromwell Switzer 1 04 2. ToUU 22 0-19 53. Bun Conien Shapfung Center; Bait Center Street; Mencbena Paitedei you’re doing a good job, regardless of High throttled ^Ito n High, 72-40, in Tim Farrell paced Cromwell with hustled on the boards,” cited Ciheney Hertfocd Hoed et McKee; Sboprite Plea u Spencer; Ibp Notch Shopping who they are.” Charter Oak Conference basketball 23 points with Brian McNaughton and Coach Phil Crockett, ”We had only Center at Noith End. Eaat Haitfocd: Burn^de Avenue; Putnam Bridge Plaza. KaUiy Cooney paced the Indians Jeff Burkhart chipping in 11 and 10 seven offensive rebounds all night. Boltaa: Bolton Notch at Route 44A. Aadotrtr: Andom Shopping Plaza. action last night in Cromwell. Bengals' MVP with 10 points wiUi Jennifer Hedlund The victory for the Panthers, tallies respectively. Jeff Beecher and "We went into the game figuring Soath Wbdfor: Sullivan Avenue Shopping Center. and Botteron chipping in 8 apiece. CINCINNATI (UPI) - Pete John Set to Launch Ashfoed: Junctioo Routes 44 & 44A. Member F.D.I.C. 'Idepbone 64A-I700. defending state (Hau S champ, was Brian Winkler had 13 and 11 markers we would be quicker than them but Laura Pomerleau and Carol had 10 their third in as many starts while respectively for Bolton. all night long we seemed a step son, the Cincinnati Bengals’ leading Indian pivotman Bill Ander rusher and scorer this past season, markers apiece for the Black the setback drops the ^ Id o g s to 1-2. Cromwell (72) — Brooks (MM), Thieson slower. It’s hard to explain why. If son (43) balances ball on his has been named the club’s most Knights. Bolton’s next appearance is F^day I- 02, McNauilbloo Vl-11, HurUwt 24^. we play like we can, we will come out Herdnun 3-2-8, Burkhart 4-2-10, Faireli valuable player for 1979. fingertips as he gets set to "If there is one thing to be en night at home against Cheney Tech at of this okay and show people we are a II- 1-23, Manchester 3-34, AmenU M-5. Johnson was selected in balloting launch shot over Black Knight couraged about it Is our defense. At 8 o’clock. good team,” added the second-year times we give up some cheap stuff Cromwell improved its advanUge ToUli 31-10-72. coach. by fans and Tuesday was presented defender Mike Roberts (21). but overall the defense is something Bolion (4« ) - Winkler 44-11, Beecher 8 1 ^ and a huge trophy. to 29-12 at intermission and 52-22 5-3-13, Ferguaon 2-0-4, Parker 1-44, Har- John Gecewlcz paced Vinal with a Anderson had 14 rebounds in we can be proud of,” Armstrong after three quarters. game-high 33 points, including 9-for- The former Ohio State star rushed fine second-half performance. pin 0-M, Warner 1-4-2, CaaaeUa (MM), for 865 yards in 243 carries this stated, “The offense is still not under "Our team did the beat it could Shepardson 044, MorUnoa 1-0-2. ToUls 16 from the foul line. John Demelis (Herald Photo by Adamson) control. We want to fast break but at against a very powerful Cromwell 14-12-40. hit 6-for-6 from the foul line in his 8 season and scored 14 touchdowns. * - ^ 'iS.! FVENINC :iEf:..LD, W;:;.. Pet. r.-/i 26 - EVEMWO HERALD. Wad,, Dec. 1>, i m Miller Worked Hard & » < on Point Spree was the beat I've played individually shots and rookie guard Geoff Huston NEW YORK (UPI) - Julius Jon iOS, Cavaliers 103 Erving is scoring again — a lot in the regular season since the hit the deciding free throws with 1:0S To Win Bruins^ Job ABA ** Adrian Danlley scored Utah’s final — and that brings back left to help New York snap a five- 5 points on foul shots for a game - k Dr. J notched 11 points in the 4. BOSTON (UPI) - He was was prepared to spend two or three Creighton. “His play has been very ganM losinig streak. Meriweather led high 45 points and grabbed 11 memories. Now, close your opening quarter, pacing the 76ers to a a list of six Knicks in double figures year* in the minors (it was just three sound. He’s moving well, skating and rebounds to carry New Orleans. one of Don Ciherry’s boys, ear eyes basketball fans and try to 30-221^. He scored 12 of his team’s while Eddie Johnson paced five ning a spot in his former games). I was lucky Grapes making things happen. He's our imagine “The Doctor” 27 points in the second period, giving Dantley also pulled down a key (Cherry) was here. He loved under strongest defensive center and he has rebound to prevent Geveland from coach’s heart and a place on operating on his American Philadelphia a 57-46 advantage at dogs and that’s exactly what I was. I done a great job killing penalties and halftime. .tying the score and forcing an over the Boston Bruins with diligent owe a lot to him. He helped me stay checking.” Basketball Association time. Dave Robisch and Campy ' ’in . work and a Las Vegas ap The 76ers outscored the Pistons 24- Pro Basketball around,” Miller says. Miller’s line often draws the op “patients.” 6 midway through the third oirarter Russell led the Cavs with 20 points proach to hockey. Cherry was so taken by Miller’s position’s top offensive (rio, which each and Robisch had a game-high 15 Erving, currently fifth in the NBA to grab an 8949 lead, with l^ ln g But while Cherry ia gone. Bob grit that he asked a couple of limits his scoring output. He is not rebounds. in scoring, poured in 37 ~~ points again contributing 11 points. Detroit Atlanta players in double figures Miller has matured into a regular veterans to fake injuries to justify expected to score so much as to pre U kera 129, Bulla 118 Tuesday night to li f t th e came back to within six in the final with 19. with the Bruins in his third season. keeping Miller. But the Billerica, vent the Brian Trottiers, Marcel Kareem Abdul-Jabbar scored a Philadelphia's 76ers to a 114-102 road period as Erving rested, but The Kings 110, Clippers 96 The new coach, Fred Creighton, uses Mass., native soon proved he Dionnes and Pierre Mondous from season-high 39 points, pacing four victory Over the Detroit Pistons. His Doctor returned to insure the Scott Wedman paced five Kansas the swift skating center as a defen belong^, notching 20 goals in his wreaking offensive havoc. scoring average is now 25.5 points Pistons’ fourth straight loss and City players in double figures iwth 26 Los Angeles players with 22 points sive specialist on both regular shifts rookie season. He was the 11th “I’m just working on doing the lit per game, over three points a game eighth in their last nine games. points in lifting the Kings into a first for more and leading the Lakers to '[e penalty-killing unit. Boston player do so, an NHL record. tle things a little better. It’s tough under his regular-season ABA In other games. New York shaded place tie in the Midwest Division their fourth straight triumph. The ,a role Miller relishes and After his rookie year, the Bruins guarding someone like Trottier. but 1 average — which included a high of Atlanta 101-99, Kansas City toppled with Milwaukee. Kansas City’s bench Bulls led 88-87 entering the final with a determined gusto. thought so highly of Miller they figure I’ll get my share of goals. I 31.9 with Virginia in 1972-73 — but San Diego 110-96, Utah defeated put the game out of reach in the se quarter and the game was tied 92-92 ”I have a different role this traded the popular Gregg Sheppard don’t mind the job at all, and if it almost four points a game better Cleveland 105-103 and Los Angeles cond quarter, scoring 24 points to ex before a basket by Eavin Johnson put season,” the curly-topped 23-year-old to Pittsburgh. That opened up a helps the team win, that's fine,” he than his NBA average. slammed Chicago 129-118. pand a 3-point firstperiod lead into a Los Angeles ahead for good. Norm says. “The past couple of years, I center slot, which Miller shared last says. "Tonight I took a lot of shots but Knirks 101, Hawks 99 5947 halftime margin. Len Elmore Nixon and Jamaal Wilkes each had 25 wasn’t really a regular. I was killing year with Dwight Foster. This year, they were all good ones,” Erving Joe Meriweather scored 21 points, had 8 points and Ernie Grunfeld 6 points for L.A. and Johnson added 22. penalties and taking a shift here and he won it outright. said after shooting 14-for-30. "This grabbed 11 rebounds and blocked five during the span. Reggie Theus had 23 for Chicago. there. But Fred has shown con ”I hadn’t been that aware of him fidence in me and that gives me more when I coached against the Bruins, Signs with Giants confidence in myself.” and for that reason, he has been one Miller became Boston’s property of the pleasant surprises.” says Successful Kick OMAHA, Neb. (UPI) - Charlie when the Bruins made him their Green, a former Kansas State Casual Onlooker During Hockey Brawl Uiird pick, 70th overall, in tbe 1976 No Time Off Montreal in Trouble^ University wide receiver, has signed Bobby Simpson of St. Louis kicks the puck away from Mon amateur draft. At that time, he was a two-year contract with the New Toronto Maple Leaf goalie Paul Harrison Minnesota North Stars Monday night. Twenty DENVER (UPI) - Denver Bron one of the stars at the University of cos Coach Red Miller said Tuesday treal’s Guy Lafleur as latter tried to take pass from teammate York Giants, his attorney announced s^nds alone on the ice surrounded by lef- five players were penalized. (UPI Photo) New Hampshire, and his college the squad would not have a day off Doug Jarvis (back) in last night's game won by Blues. (UPI Tuesday. t tdvers from brawl involving Maple Leafs and coach, Charlie Holt, openly this week prior to playing Houston A1 Vacant! said Green would be Photo) expressed thanks that Miller hadn’t Sunday and the roster would be Lose Fifth Straight tested as a wide receiver and kick- decided to turn pro. frozen at the current 45-player level ON THE ROAD return specialist. NEW YORK (UPI) - Canadiens. “If you just play one But Miller left school for a year to as required. TO THE period, you’re not going to win many “It just seems that anytime we get play with the 1976 U.S. Olympic and The Broncos, who fell to San Diego Win Column Made They’re human after all. close to winning a game something WINTER OLYMPICS games no matter who you are. We’ve World Championship teams. He 17-7 Monday night, play the Oilers in The Montreal Canadians, just been giving up too many goals.” happens and we lose. Everybody’s Secord Making News returned to UNH, but found the a wild-card game in Houston. Nor winners of four straight Patey scored at 3:03 to snap a 2-2 getting to the point where they’re Hot Meeting college game a bit less stimulating mally, the Broncos take a day off Catholic Girls Stanley Cups and all the ac tie and Jack Brownschidle increased beginning to wonder about than playing against Uie Russians or after a game, but Miller said the rest colades that can be heaped themselves.” BOSTON (UPI) - The two the Czechoslovakians. was not possible because the team As is the rest of the NHL. Forced into overtime, East Catholic High girls’ basketball upon one team, lost their fifth hottest teams in the NBA He left school to give the pros a was behind in preparations. team broke into the win column for the first time in the 1979-80 P r o H o c k e y In the only other game, the New eastern conference tangle With Sticky Not Gloves shot. He figured to spend a couple of Wide recever Rick Upchurch was straight game and extended York Islanders staved off the stub season last night with a 57-49 duke over HCC foe St. Paul in tonight at Boston Garden, with years in the minors. He lasted a cou walking, despite a bruised heel, and STEVE MAHRE-Ski Racer their road winless streak to born Colorado Rockies 3-2. Bristol. Larry Bird, Dave Owens and BOSTON (UPI) — He ran out of the locker “You have to go back and assess what you’re doing ple of games. was expected to play in next Sun eight games (0-6-2) Tuesday the lead to 4-2 with 6:10 to play. Guy the rest of a rejuvenated Celtics wrong,” said the 21-year-old native of Sudbury, Ontario. “When I decided to leave school, 1 day's game. Miller said. Steve Mahre placed I0th m the 1979 The triumph evened the Eaglettes' assists while juniors Kelly Walsh and room into the corridor, adorned in a blue terry World Cup. while twin brother Phil night when the St. Louis Blues Lafluer scored his 25th goal just 2:06 team going against Dr. J. and "Taz told me to take a little more time and look before I conference mark at 1-1 and moved Felicia Farr displayed a tenacious cloth bathrobe with “Sec No. 1” taped on the finished 3rd An outstanding accom later to cut the St. Louis lead to 4-3 Islandera 3, Rockiea 2 the Philadelphia 76ers. shot. You always have more time than you think.” their overall record to 1-2. The loss defense which shut down St. Paul's handed team at 5-3 defeat. but Sutter ruined any Montreal hopes back and a towel over his head, and pounced on plishment. for this IS the first time Bob Bourne scored two goals in a Philadelphia. 23-9, trails the O’Reilly gave credit to McNab for giving Secord two US men placed m the top ten drops the Falcons to 0-2 in the HCC inside game. Kathy Skehan. Pam “We're starting to wonder what it for a tie. four-minute span of the second Celtics, 2^7, by only a few an unsuspecting Terry O’Reilly. excellent scoring chances. McNab said O’Reilly really is of the World Cup and 2-3 overall. Cunningham and Denise White is.” said Pierre Larouche, who “It's got to be getting them down," period and Mike Bossy scored what percentage points in the Atlan Tbe blows were fast and furious, but the fisticuffs were the playmaker on the line. Secord doesn’t care who sets East came out smoking in the first applied pressure to the St. Paul scored two of Montreal's goals to lift Since entering competition m 1965. Sutter said of Montreal’s play. proved to be the winner early in the tic Division. Only one other all in fun. O’Reilly repelled the onslaught with laughs. him up. quarter, utilizing its fast break guards as the Eaglettes displayed his season total to 24. “It seems like the Mahre twins have won over tOO “They’ve got to be feeling it. ’They’re third period to lift New York. Rene NBA team has those im And A1 Secord finally wore himself out, returned to the “Max (McNab) and Taz have been playing together for offense which had been absent in the some fine teamwork, a sight which we play one good period but that's it. the Stanley Cup champions. It affects SKI**' races Steve was first named to the Robert had given the Rockies a 1-0 pressive stats. Seattle, also locker room, and talked about bow he is making more awhile, so they know each other. It took them some time U.S Alpine 0 Team m 1974, was a first two outings, and took a 19-13 pleased East Coach Donna Ridel. We're getting away from our game CAN DO IT us so it's got to affec them.” lead just eight seconds from the end with a 23-9 record. news with his stick this year than with his fists. to get used to me and me to them. But we talk about what you member of the A Team 1975-198C lead at the turn The Eaglettes led at Murphy pumped in 29 points and plan and not shooting it into the cor He was a member of me 1976 The Blues built a 2-0 lead in the of the first period but Bourne scored The first time the two teams ”lt's a totally different year for me,” said the second- we'll do in certain situations and you learn off each other. the half. 25-20 Dailey 15 to pace East while Kathy ners. Then everybody starts to stand FOR PRE-SEASON Olympic Team ar-d the 1978 PIS first period on a power-play goal by the first of his two goals off a pass met this season, Philadelphia year left winger of the B(>ston Bruins. ’T m much more That only comes with playing together awhile,” he said. CONDmONINQ East moved the margin to 35-28 at Crowley netted 18 markers to pace around the wonder what's going on" World Championship Team Mike Zuke and a goal by Blair Chap from Clark Gillies at 11:07 of the se hung on in a cliffhanger to win comfortable. I’m getting a lot of ice time and tbe scoring "He has been getting his chances and a lot more ice the end of three quarters but then St. Paul. Larry Patey scored a short-handed man, only to see Larouche tie it with cond period. 95-94. Over the past 30 years chances are coming.” time,” O’Reilly said. "He’s less uptight now in scoring FORWARD JUMPS WITH FEET In 1978. Steve won the World Cup relinquished the lead with 2:38 left in The Falcons salvaged the jayvee goal in the third period and assisted TOGETHER TO HELP YOU DEVELOP a pair of second-period goals. Boston was the edge in the Secord is 9foot-l, 205-pounds of Charles Atlas fiber, the situations. It’s a good idea to break him in with the older Slalom at Stratton Mountain Ver regulation. A hoop by Fiona tilt. 37-35. holding off a belated East on Brian Sutter's empty-netter in the YOUR SKI MUSCLES ALONG WITH mont. one day after Phil had won the “We’re not down,” said Larouche. At 14:46, Bourne scored his fifth series. 155-111. man whom O’Reilly calls tbe strongest Bruin and one of players. But I feel like an old man when it’s put that Campbell with 48 seconds remaining rush. Lisa Johnson had 12 points and final minute to hand the Canadiens EYE AND FOOT COORDINATION. Giant Slalom making the first time goal by knocking home a loose puck The 76ers are going without the NHL’s toughies. United with O’Reilly and center way.” tied it at 44-all for East Anne Hoffman 10 rebounds to pace their longest losing streak since 1970. tvjo U S men had won back lo back in front og goalie Hardy Astrom. forward Doug Collins, who has Peter McNab one and one-half months ago, tbe gritty S ^ r d came to training camp this season intent on 2. Forward jumps with (eat together. land In the starting position, ready World Cup races at the same site After a St. Paul miss, senior Sue the young Eaglettes. "We've got no excuse,” said to continue. Do five to ton jumps Bossy gave the Islanders a 3-1 lead another fracture of the right winger has finally found the scoring touch the Bruins winning a regular job. General Manager Harry Sinden This is another variation you can Steve IS accustomed to sharing top Dailey hit junior Monica Murphy East's next tilt is Thursday Larouche. the bright spot in what has throw into your regular jogging continuously; walk, and repeal live with his 17th goal at 1:44 of the third foot. Bobby Jones is also bop^ he had wh«i they made him their No. 1 pick U6th said he expected “big things from this young man” after honors with his brother In the 1978 with a beautiful pass which the latter evening at 8 o'clock against HCC foe been a dismal season for the period and Mike McEwen accounted routine. With tael together, knees bent limes National Championships. Steve was questionable due to a twisted overall) in the 1978 amateur draft. a favorable rookie season. Secord had been one of Don about 90 degrees, arms behind (al do 2nd in the Slalom and Phil wen In converted into a two-pointer for a 45- South Catholic at the Eagles' Nest. Repnnltd by pormittion of SAimg Mtgum e Weak Point for Colorado’s final goal when he ankle. In the last four games, Secord has four goals and tbe Cherry's favorites, and hoped he could make a similar an explosive up and forward motion 44 edge. But a 15-foot jum per by Kat*i Catliolir (.57) — Lucier 1 2-3 4, Ttcrimeal provKJM by Prof«s»iori«i the 1978 Spring Senes races Sieve tipped in a shot by Lucien DeBlois at line has practically carried tbe Bruins offensively the impression on coach Fred Creighton. as the arms extend upward (b), and Ski Inttruclor* of A rnica won the Giant Slalom and Phil was Walsh *0-2 0. Dailey 6 3-6 15, White 0 0-0 LAKE PLACID. N Y. (UPI) Kathy Miller of St. Paul pushed it 8:33. past two weeks. Secord has eight goals this season (two 2nd That has been going on since 0. Cunningham 0 0-0 0. Farr 2 1-2 5, — United States center Mark “ Fred told me in camp that 1 had to work hard to earn a into overtime. game-winners) as opposed to 16 last year in a limited job. He told me to concentrate on my forechecking and the Mahres hrst started to ski race. In the extra session. East out- Skehan 1 0-0 2, Campbell 1 0-0 2. Murphy Johnson thinks that his team’s 14 1-2 29 Totals 25 6-15 57 role. hitting and the goals will come. He stresses a lot of scored the homestanding Falcons. 11- weakest point is its power play. t ' During the 1979 season Steve (like St. Paul (49) — Crowley 7 4-8 18, ”He’s gaining a lot of confidence,” says the gentleman movement,” Secord said. Phil) was competing m tour Comoi 3. with Murphy and Dailey leading “Our power play needs atten Hamel 0 0-0 0. Miller 12-4 4. Nixon 4 0-08. McNab talked of the importance of Secord taking a nation races la Downhill plus either tion,” said Johnson, who leads ly McNab, a perfect alterego for his wingers. "He’s one the way with 6 and 3 points respec Ricci 2 2-2 6, Keelan 5 0-0 10, Amodio 10-0 of the hardest workers on and off Uie ice. It gives you con regular shift, of realizing O’Reilly may be the one to look a Slalom or Giant Slalom) He fin the United States Olympic ished 8th m the Worlc Cup Combi tively. 2. Bilodeau 0 0-0 0. Chiassun 01-21. Totals fidence to play with veterans like me and Taz (O’Reilly). for in passing situations, and of making one’s own breaks. Hockey team with 26 goals and Tribe Tankers Dunk nation standings, counting the three Senior Karen Lucier dished out 9 20 9-16 49 He thinks, ‘they’ve been around for awhile, they must “But a big thing is that, with a regular shift, he knows 34 assists for 60 points in 40 best out ol the tour results know what they’re doing.’” he can make a mistake and still be out there the next games. I 4 '^a) Secord amassed 12S penalty minutes last year, third During summer training m New 2e«i ”Our accuracy has not been time. That’s tremendously important. So much of this East Hartford Foe behind O’Reilly and Mike Milbury. He doesn’t back down game is mental,” McNab said. •and and Australia Steve won tour too good when we get oppor out ol five races three Giant Slalom Glastonbury Rallies tunities, and if we are going to Back on the winning track, Manchester High boys’ swimming to anyone in the comers and possesses a deadly wrist “That’s true,” Secord said, “but I also have to and one Slalom Commenting on beat the Europeans, we must team dunked East Hartford High, 99-73, yesterday at the In shot. The only problem was tbe shot more often than not remember not to make the same mistake again or I could his accomplishments, head Mens was directed at the goalie rather than around him. be back on the bench." Coach Haraid Schoenhaar said capitalize when we have the dians’ pooi. Steven's weak event was the giant To Down Rockville man advantage.” slalom I hope these wms are m The triumph improves the Silk Despite that shortcoming, Town tankers overall mark to 2-1 and 1:53.6. dicative of his improved strengir' Rallying in the second half, Glastonbury High toppled however, the Americans have Sports Slate Hoop Ticket and potential m giant siaiom for the CCIL record to 1-1. 200 free: 1 Boucher (EHl. 2. Canlin next season Rockville High, 48-44, in Central Valley Conference basketball been doing well so far in the Geoff Michaud captured the 100- (Ml, 3. McTuman (EH) 2:04 3. action last night in Rockville. Lake Placid International In 200 IM 1. Kenefick (Ml, 2 Halldin yard butterfly for Manchester and Wednesday Catholic, 8 Sale Starts To help Steve ano his teammates The triumph was the Tomahawks, vitational Hockey Tournament. (M), 3 Krupp (Ml 2:23.5. WRESTLING make it all the way. please send your 23 and 12 points respectively for took second place in the 50-yard Cheney 'Tech at Bolton, 8 Tickets for next Thursday’s Elast initial one of 1979-80 after a pair of They beat Sweden and Canada 50 free: 1. Maesuga (EHl. 2 Michaud Manchester at Klllingly, 6 tax-deductible contribution »o the Glastonbury. Eric Walton and Rich freestyle. Tim Kenefick led an Indian Penney at Hall Catholic-Manchester High basketball U.S S ki Team Fund. Box 1(X) Park opening setbacks and pegs their con I in the first two days of the (M), 3. Smith (M) :24.0. ICE HOCKEY 2b Lombardi each had 14 markers for sweep in the 200-yard individual Diving: 1. Eagleson (M). 2. Dellaripa East Hartford at Wetherifleld game at Clarke Arena will go on sale City, Utah 84060 ference mark at 1-1. The setback tourney. Rockville at Manehetler (Bolton Rockville. medley followed by Bill Halldin and (EH), 3. Santana (M) no points given. Newington at Glastonbury at the high school starting drops Rockville to 0-2 in the CVC and ”We have played 41 games so IcePalare), 8:05 Glastonbury's next outing is Larry Krupp. 100 fly: 1 Michaud (Ml, 2 Kenefick Windsor at South Windsor Wednesday in front of the main office 1-3 overall. far, which is more tban most Friday night at home against Glenn Eagleson and Fernando San IMI, 3. Marsh (EHl 1:00.5. Cromwell at Rham from 1:30 to 3 o’clock. i The visiting Rams held a 10-8 edge NHL teams by this time in the Thuraday Newington High while Rockville 4 tana went 1-3 in diving for the locals 100 free: 1. Maesuga (EH), 2 Boucher Vinal Tech at Coventry at the turn and 22-17 advantage at the season,” noted U.S. Coach Herb BASKETBALL Bowling High visits Bulkeley High in Hartford while Tim Lauzon and Jeff Cantin (EH). 3. Smith (Ml :52.3 Conard at Mancheater (girls), 8 J intermission. Glastonbury, however, Brooks. ”We have to do so in Rockville at Bulkeley Thursday evening. took 1-3 in the 500-yard freestyle. Bill 500 free: 1. Lauzon (M), 2 Whitford WRESTUNG rallied behind the efforts of Todd ‘Loofc at Me’ order to make the necessary (EH). 3. Cantin (Ml 5:58 8. South Catholic at East Catholic Nighan and Scott Smith also swam (girls), 8 Rham at Eaat Catholic, 3 (Trantactlons) HAPPY HOLIDAYS- Richards 139361. Louise Proffitt and Mike Stowell in the third ((lartti>nliur\ (48) — Patenaude 3-0-6. finds for our program, but when 100 back: 1. Halldin (M). 2. Nighan Webb 129129348, Reggie GM Best known for his slam well for Manchester. WRESTUNG ICE HOCKEY Cindy Mielczarek 127, quarter to move in front. Stowell 5-2-12. Peyrol 3-1-7. Clinton 0-0-0. you okay four games in five (M), 3. Kasavage (EH) 1:05.7 Baaeliall Sarah Lupacchino 128. Gburski 158-364. Bev DeGemmis 04M). Proffitt 7-9-23. Totals dunks, that have shattered two Chip Maesuga was a double winner 100 breast: 1. Marquez lEHl, 2. Krupp Cheney Tech /Farmington East Catholic va. Masuk at The Tomahawks held a 29-26 lead nights and five games in nine for the Hornets. Wonderland, 9:15 New York (AL) - Sent minor Anderson 340. going into the final stanza and held on 18-12-48 backboards this season in the days as we have done, it totally (Ml. 3. Boudreau (EHl 1:15.0. /Nonnewaug at Hartford Public league infielder Tommy Cruz to Kork%illr (44) - Ostrowski 2-2-6. Results: 400 free re la y : 1, M an ch ester ANTIQUES- Joan AUTO for their first triumph. NBA, powerful Darryl Saturday Walton 4-6-14, Emerson 2-0-4, Zuigler 0-0- intemipts my anerobic training 200 medley relay: 1. Elast Hartford Friday Toledo for outfielder Dave Coleman; DeDominicis 125, Emma WOMEN- Julie Reggio (Telgener, Cantin. Nighan, Cassells) ICE HOCKEY Proffitt and Stowell. doing most of 0, Lombardi 7-0-14, Beaulieu 1-2-4 Green Dawkins of Philadelphia looks program and practice (Martin, Dineen, Boudreau. Dellaripa) 3:55.0. BASKETBALL also purchased the contract of Johnson 126, Sophie Burger 149381, Gayle Robson 131. their damage in the second half, had 0-0-0, Domian 1-0-2. Totals 17-1044. back as the ball bounces off the schedules. Manchester at Conard, 8 Manchester at Conard (West Hart shortstop Andre Robertson from the 136, Joan Colby 127, Donna Denise Martino 134, Gisele rim of basket in last night’s East Catholic at Northwest ford Arena), 1:15 Syracuse club of the International Ford 148-132-392, Alice Golding 343. REPAIRS League. game. The 76ers won, 114-102. Area Basketball Roundup "Nome of Mr. Goodwrench " (UPI Photo) National Football Foolball East Catholic Matmen Scoreboard 1 NY Giants — Signed wide receiver • Complete Mechanical Service 8I?®IIjaf8QUlZ League SoulhWindsor, Coventry Charlie Green to a two-year con W iew S On • Collision Repair NBA tract. Impress in Initial Test Playoff Schedule tiwNfrrmrr Cieveiaiiu at uomen State ColIrKe • Auto Painting Utah at Ptwenli ^Dental Healtli Wind Up with Victories Atlenttr DMeteit New Jersey at Seattle Georgia Tech — Dismssed head • Low Cost Service Rentais I (All Times EST) . W L East Catholic’s wrestling team East’s next outing is Friday after football coach Pepper Rodgers. Sunday, Dee. 23 Area schoolboy basketball action Boston 7 " i I’alrl.l, (>l,).loi< By JACK BYNES, D.M.D. • Factory Trained Technicians opened its 1979-80 campaign yester noon at home against Rham High at 3 2- 2 overall. PMUdelphu n I ™ W L San Jose State — Named David Wild card playoffs last night saw South Windsor High Wuhififton II IS 000 Philadelphia 10 1 day in impressive style by scalping o’clock. South WindMir (69) — Mozzicato 4-3- Adams director of men’s athletic. TOOTH FOOD • Charge With Mester Charge dump Windsor Locks, 69-51, Coventry N«w York IS II ^ NY Ranfen 14 14 Farmington High, 48-17. at the NFC 11. Anthony 1-0-2, Allen 4-1-9, Pugliese 2- New >f*ey II n s AUanu \i IS (^lumbia — Named Bob Naso head • 24 Hour Wrecker Service Eagles’ Nest. Chicago at Philadelphia, 12:30 High trip Portland, 75-69, and Rham l4^lral iNtUUtn NY UUnden II IS football coach. The first thing to teach tually, it causes cavities. 3- 7, Pastula 2-4-8. Flanagan 8-3-19. W L Pet Washinitoo 0 20 your children about When sweets are eaten p.m . High succumb to Rocky Hill, 68-43. Stelmat 93-3, Cecchini 0-0-0, Brazier 1-2- AlUnta >1 U West Virginia — Named Carl Tel. 646-6464 Results: 98 - Liner (EC) pinned John •0^ Hmtilir IN«Ii4«mi preventive tooth care ia between meals tbere is Mike Flanagan and Tony Mbz- 4, Simons 2-2-6, Garvey 990. Totals 24-21- San Anu»Hi IIII W L T Battershell assistant football coach. Jack Liner (98), Carlos Velez AFC MoiaUin IS II son 1:52, 105 - Morin (F) pinned Bryne 69. VanctMver IS U 7 that good eating habiti are more apt to be a chance for (119), Joe Foley (126), Ben Leyland 1:24.112 - Matiass (F) pinned Foss 1:35, zicato netted 19 and 11 points respec Indiana IS II IS Chlcano 10 II II Denver at Houalon, 4 p.m, Windsor (51) — Lowe 2-0-4. Cleveland IS II impoirtant. Foo^ that keep cavities to develop, since 119 - Velez (EC) pinned Despres :43.126 tively to lead South Windsor to its m winmpen 11 17 4 (138), Bob Filloramo (155), John Flynn 2-0-4, Staron 3-0-8, Grogan 1-92. iMfwl »** ^ St Louts 10 17 S tbe whole body healthy will tbe child will probably not - Foley (EC) pinned Gulino 1:40, 1 ^ - Saturday, Der. 29 third win in four starts. The Bobcats Alosky (185) and John Lucier Bycenski 2-3-7, Flanders 94-22, Hanson 1- Ikrwirril l.iMi(rrrnrr Colorado f 11 S RETCHE8 GLASS CO. alao keep teeth, gums and brush light after - bdore Kilpatrick (F) dec. O'Rourke 93, 138 - SAMMY BMMH HAD 203 are 2-0 in CVC play. Jim Flanders MUUr-l tN«Ui«in kalmantan 7 IS 7 jawbooet in good coodl- acids have a chance to (unlimited) registered pins for the NFC diviaional playoff 0- 2, Bartley 0-0-0, McGowan 1-0-2. W L 0»«r J9 feen ispemm* HellMNCNnTei Leyland (EC) pinned Hariland :27, 145 - IHTERCEPTIONS IN HIS had a game-faigh 22 points for Wind tk alru t49«frrrftrr tlon. Milk, cheese, meat, form. E)agle matmen. Philadelphia or I>m Angelct at McDaniel 0-(ifl, Demers 1-92. Totals 22-7- Milwaukee M \«KrI- lN%Ui«Ml Corey (EC) maj. dec. Chiarado 11-1.155 ISYeAKCARSeR.WHO Tampa Bay, 12:30 p.m. sor Locks, 1-1 in the CVC and 2-2 Km ui CHv M U W L T COMPLETE AUTO OLAEt SERVICE eggs, vegetables, fruits, Some tootbworthy HEADS THE AaiVE UST 51. Denver H O n4 Montreal IS IS I Tyler Corey garnered a major - Filloramo (EC) pinned Knox 5:10, 167 overall. (licafo ion Jl} Loi Ancelet 14 II S WINDOW GLASS a MIRRORS a GLASS FURNITURE whole grain breads and snacks for children are: - Daly (EC) drew with Kopiec 6-8,185 - WITH IS2 ? AFC diviaional playpff 001 INtuburiEli cereals are excellent for apples, oranges, bananas, decision for East, which secured 8 of Cdventry snapped its two-game Covrniry (75) - Morris 5-1-11, Green ruk oso 11 t I TOPS a PICTURE FRAMING a FIREPLACE A DOOR Alosky (EC) pinned Laganna 3:04, A. HORMSNKAO Houston or Miami at San Dirgo, Detrult • IS 7 benlthy teeth and gums. plums, peaches, fruit the 12 weight classes with one draw, losing streak with the win over 11-3-25, Breanlt 3-0-8, Morse 8-2-14. Pet. Ilarllord I 13 I MIRRORS a TUB ENCLOSURES a SPECIAL WORK Unlimited - Lucier (EC) pinned Undboe B. BOB«RISM 4 p.m. W I 1 If your child eats juices, nillk and cheese. Mike Daly battling to a 6-6 tie in the Portland. Kevin Green pumped in 25 Badstuebner 2-910, Lane 3-1-7. J. Morris scaiiic n I DUInleii ^C. KiNSTABLK Ii« Ancelei n 10 between meals, remember The greater distance 1:04. points, Mark Morse 14 and Frank 1- 92, ToUls 31-13-75. W L T 167-pound class. Sunday, Der. 30 llnemi > IS Uulialo SO I 3 ICSURTMrsnEMSj that snacks shonid be tom betsrecn sweet junk foods 90Q J8MSUE Badstuebner 10 to pace the Patriots, Portland (69) — McGinn 11-6-28. (‘art land I I 11 Boston 17 I S ^MNcwsHR6 4 9 - 4 5 2 1 ) MM Hill in anger. In4ietween-meal CHEVROLET, AFC diviaional playoff Colman 90-0. Fitzgerald 4-7-15. Steele 2- San DMo 10 H Minonutj U 7 7 and teeth, the better. Miami or Denver at Pittsburgh, now 1-2 in the COC and 2-2 overall. Dolden ^ t e H II TooMtu 14 IS S treats such as candy, 0-4, Rossotto 3-4-10, Haddad O-O-O, guebeu 12:30 p.m. Bob McGinn and Dave Fitzgerald liinstlat'o MrwuiU 15 U S cookies. Ice cream, topped Portland, 1-1 in the con Fitzgerald 990. Jackson 4-912. ToUls 29 See YorV 111 . AUanU N [itiMili CM; tk)M sugared chewing gum and Sports Slate Pete Rose Player of Decade NFC diviaional playoff 21-69. 1‘tula^lptiia III. Detroit Itt NY Islanders S. CoIutmIo S A public service with the- ference and M overall, with 28 and IS Uif Aniiete* IM. Chtrafu III St Ijouis i, Mottrcsl 3 tweet drinki nuy play 1229 MAIN 8T. MANCHESTER ST. LOUIS (UPI) — The Sporting News Tuesday named Pete Rose the Chicago or Loa Angrles at Kansas Citv III. San Uie«o H MUMHSlai 531 MX r u s n is iT m havoc arith a cfalld’t teeth. aim of promoting a better points respectively. Rorhv Hill (68) ~ Stevens 4-0-8. ru b l« . nevetand in dental health environment. Baseball Player of the Decade. Dallas, 4 p .m. Vanruuver al NV lUnfcrs UT TU 121 . jn-r-L/irw’ Bacteria which are nor Jeff Snyder and Rob Roche paced Wlnalskl 91-1, Dizon 91-19. Green 11-1- % 28 - EVENING HERALD. W ed- Dec. 1», 1W» ■EVENING HERA1.D, V -i , Dec.-19, ii)79- ' H ip Wanlad 13 H ip Wantod 13 Ha/p Wanlad 13 H ip Wanlad 13 Hip Wanlad 13 Halp Wanlad 13 H ip Wanlad f j Beal Estate Wanted 2S Articles for Sale 47 Wanlad to B uf 4$ S h e H e r a t b PART TIME JANITORIAL RESPONSIBLE, WOMAN FOR CHILD CARE SALESMAN- Opportunitv for GENERAL OFFICE- Part EXPEmEHCEO WORK: Manchester area 3-4 SELLING your house? Call us SEASONED HARDWOOD- exciting position. Knowledge EFFICIENT CLEANING time. Typing, limited in my home. 1:30 to S:30. Mon A F T B N M M l CASH PAID FOR MACHimSTS first and we’ll make you a Cut split, delivered. $90 cord. CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING of stoves helpful. Base plus hours per evening: 5 ev WOMAN wanted weekly. Own transcription, filing, etc. day thru Friday. Compensa OLD OAK ruaNITUaC • We have factory openings TOFimHe&urt cash offer! T.J. Crockett, Cali 643-0325. commission. Pull medical per week, call r " ‘ transportation. Glastonbury / Flexible hours. Call sSs-vm. tion for gas. 644466S. cahlyTiH on Realtor, 643-1577. CAtT IRON TOTi • TnAint - benefits. Paid vacation. Call for Machinists. Mott be Manchester line. Call after 5, able to read blueprlnta and 646-8145. BENTLEY SCHOOL- Noon iSu MB t SMALL MINI BIKEvevery good OIL PAINTINM • CLOCKl • * ^ Mrs. Gray 525-1931 HAIRDRESSER; The Head SW WIST MIDOLI TURMP1KI tWORDS ■ ROkT OAROt - set up jobs. This is a Aide Supervisor. 11:30 a.m. to condition. exce:c e lle n t Chop, Manchester Haircut MANCHlSTm, CT. MAY WE BUY your home? ANTIOUM A COLLICTiPLIt. Lott tn d Found growing company with 1:15 p.m.. $3.12 per hour. Call maintenance $75. Call 643- COCKTAIL WAITRESSES - ting, looking for pro^essive, Quick, fair, ail cash and no CALI ANYTIMl - eO-ltM 647-3323 between 9 and 3. problem. Call Warren E. 5482, after 3. H e r a l D Earn up to 8200 a week. competitive rates and paid creative Cosmetologist Experienced or will train. Howland, Realtors, 643-1108. fringe benefits. Phone preferably with following: in PART TIME POSITIONS WE BUY & SELL USED I N D E X J LOST - MALE KITTEN 5- Apply 330 Ledyard Street, WOMAN TO WOI^K in small 2M -2717, or apply at; terested In long term career, available in the East Hartford months-old, orange tiger, Hartford. office doing collection work, FURNITURE- One piece or □ RENTALS NOTiCIt brown collar, vicinity Strant NOMlAWESmiOOK commission ana benefits. For with typing experience, from and South Windsor areas. entire household. Cash On The 20 W M tbrook 81. interview call 628-5638. Must be able to work between Line. Furniture Barn. 646- 1 — Lost and Found St. Call 646-8556. PLA STIC IN SPE C TO R - 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Call 52M197. Houaahold G oods 40 East Hartford, C t 00108 APPLICATIONS the hours of 8 a.m. -3 p.m. or 3 0865. 2 - Personals Opening for first shift Q C per Rooms tor Rant a An iq m l Opportirnttf Impteyer p .m .-9 p.m . Monday thru 3 - Announcements son to take over a small in REFRIGERATORS ADVERTISING NOW REINS ACCEPTED FOR Friday, and Saturdays 10 AUDIO COMPONENT CART 4 - Entertainment spection departm ent in a Washers / Ranges, used, THOMPSON HOUSE- Cen LOST - GRAY CAT, answers a.m.-S p.m. Inquire at Photo with swivel caster. A-1 con 5 - Auctions RATES busy, growing, molding and • Wanted H guaranteed and clean. New trally located. Downtown to the name of Tig-er, near Mat in Charter Oak Mall. dition! $22.00. 6 foot FINANCIAL 1 D A Y ...... 14*«w niM i mold making company. A PART TIME- Truck Driver / ★ PUM M ASM G e m s ★ EXPEDITERS shipment damaged, G.E It Manchester. Kitchen Manchester Parkadc. 649- FRL'IT BASKETS Aluminum Christmas "lYee, 0 - BondS'Slocks-Mortgages good general knowledge of Stock Mover. Mornings til FRlGIDAIRE. Low prices. privileges. Call 649-2358. 3 D A Y S 7862. FANCY FRUIT BASKETS. Order Ear B.D. Pearl It Son. 649 Main $5.00 Telephone 649-9114. 9 - Parsona) Loans plastics, measuring in early afternoon. Saturdays a ★ INSPECTORS ★ STOCK CLERKS ••«••••••••••••••••••••••• 6 DAYS ...12*MifaMT ly. Also: Wicker Items, Pero Fruit Street, 843-2171. 1 0 - Insurance struments. gauges, and must. Good hourly wage for G IF T AND ASSISTHIT DEMR for CLEAN FURNISHED 26 DAYS ...1 1 ‘MiaMT SUnd. 276 Oakland Street, 6434384. Apply in person. 6 a.m. to 11 a.m.; and 1 p.m. to 4 I I * EDUCATION responsible person. SLEEPING ROOM for EMPLOYMENT IMPOUNDED- Male blueprint reading required. RELIGIOUS SHOP SCUBBA DIVING 18WORD,t2.10MMi Applications accepted Mon p.m . mature gentleman. Call 646- 1 3 - Help Warner Shepherd / Cross, tan, 1 year Capable of checking work EQUIPMENT- Tank, Back 14 — Business Opportunit'es day thru Friday. AI Siellert’s Closeout Sale! ORIENTAL GIFTS iMIUKNESTa EVENING HERALD I 4701 after 6:00 p.m. H A PPY A D S *2.50 n old. Kenwood & Union Con within close tolerences, filling Private Instructions f( ABSOLUTE BARGAINS! Pack, Regulator. Wet Suit, 1 5 - Situation Wanted out inspection reports, Appliance, 445 Hartford Road, THE LORD’S SHOPPE. Unusual Gifts, LOOK’S ORIENTAL SHOP. China, Custom made draperies, slip Weightbelt, Vest. Will sell tact Manchester Dog Warden 847^9997. 2 ROOMS- Private entrance. EDUCATION customer liaison and exer Bric-A-Brac, KJV Bibles. 10 Bissell Sterling Jewelry, Paintings, Carvings, ADAMS INDUSTRIES, Inc. (5 days par waak) | RIDING LESSONS indoor covers and upholstery. Budget together or separately. (^11 6464555. I Mature male and femaie. One 1 8 - Private instructions cising good judgement. Please Street, Manchester. Furniture It Clothing From India. M l 340 Progreaa Drive Mancheetar riding ring. Western stock Terms Arranged. Call 289-2331 647-1020. he IHeraliJ CLERK- TYPIST and diver with license for errands and 19 - Schools Ctasses 5 call Mr. Silver at 563-1475 for Main Street, Manchester. seat, saddle seat and hunt or 646-1000. CLASSIPItO ADVtRTISlHO sified office duties. Monday meals. Call 649-5459. 2 0 - instiuciions Wanted appointment. FLORIST ! F o r appointment ! seat. All levels 228-9817. GIRLS CLOTHES- 2T to 3T. thru Friday, 9 to 5. Call Linda THE GREENHOUSE, 315 Broad New Sump Pump, $75 00. Up REAL ESTATE Announcements 3 after 5. 648-1980. FOR THE FAMILY I C a l l - ; i ROOM FOR GENTLEMAN- HOMEWORKERS - Earn Street. Open Daily. 649-7370. Cemetery 647 9946 VOICE. PIANO Instructions. right Hairdryer $25.00. Pine 2 3 - Homes lor Sale WAGON SHED. Christmas Bam, Doll HOTPOINT Kitchen privileges. Parking. 24 - Lots-Land for Sale 350.00/hundred securing, stuf Baskets, Trees, Wreaths, Plants. Cut Former faculty New York Wall Shelves $15.00. for pair. ATTENTION TOTALPHONE Houses It Miniatures. Restaurant & REFRIGERATOR- Large Washer A dryer. Home Box 2 5 - investment Property fing Envelopes. Free Details. Music and Art High School. New Hot Lather Dispenser PLEASE READ SUBSCRIBERS! Do you need SEGKTIUUL POSmON Flowers, Arrangements. Order Now! I ask for Jeanne jj size. In good conditii Office Televsion. 643-5600. 2 6 - Business Property Reply: Titan V15X, Box 94485, Bake Shop. Now Open “ Wine Cellar FTofessional Singcr/Pianist. $5.00 Three piece Patio set help receiving your calls? Please call 649-3380. 27 - Resort Property YOUR AD Scnaumberg. III. 60194. ANTigilES Lounge " Route 44A. Ashford. Phone 644-8597. $45 00. New Lawn Edger Temporary or permanent. The Manchester Board of FURNISHED SLEEPING 2 8 - Real Estate Wantod ANTIQUES ET CETERAS. Arthur Storrs, 429 9319. $30 00 B arbell Set with Personal Attention ... Very Education seeks applicants & ROOM for mature gentleman MiiC. SERVICES Ciassi*i«d ads are taken Dver GRIT BLASTERS WANTED- Bench. $60.00 Antique Reasonable. 233-8991 or 247- for a year round (52 weeks) Elizabeth Carpenter. Antiques Make A THIS CHRISTMAS GIVE A GIFT Share modem bath. Parking 31 - Services Offered l^e phone as a convenience Experienced Preferred. Call Wheels, $40.00 Call 649-5899. 8623. Secretarial Position. Wonderful Christmas Gift! 115 Spruce available. No cooking. P u r i 32 - Pamting-Papering The Herald >s responsioie tor fo r appointm ent 633-9474. CERTIFICATE for a Subscription to only one incorrect insertion and Street. Phone 649-5051. 'Happy 33 - Building.Contracting Immediate opening. The Evening Herald. ’’A Family USED HOME LIGHT CHAIN ty, references. $150 monthly. then only to the sue ot the Connecticut Hardface. & 34 - Roofing-Siding Applicants must possess Holidays!" SAW. Model 150, 16 inch bar, Call 643-2121. onomal insertion Errors which •••••••••••••••••••••••••• Metalizing Corp.. Glaston Newspaper Since 1881.” Please call the 3 5 - Healing.Plumbing good typing and 7 ^ do not lessen the value ot the bury. Circulation Department at 647-9946. carrying case, chain guard, 3 6 - Flooring stenographic skills. Salary D. W. FISH REALTY . JUST REDECORATED- RENTAI, SYSTEM 00 advertisement will not be cor OF / h o m e s /..*' grease gun, excellent condi 37 - Moving-Trucking-Storage ; EMPLOYMENT Heal, electricity, kitchen rected by an additional inser HOMEWORKERS - Earn range - $8210 to $9965. TAYLOR RENTAL WISHES YOU C A R W ASH tion, u s ^ very little, $150 649- 3 8 - Services Wanted privileges, carpeting $27 to $35 tion $50 00'hundred securing, stuf Excellent benefits. Con THE PERFECT GIFT FOR WINTER. 243 Main St. Manchester Tel: 643-1591 2416 MISC. FOR SALE tact; Wilson E. Deakin, Jr. HAPPY HOLIDAYS! Call for Party per week References. Securi H ip Wantod 13 fing Envelopes. Free Details, A Gift Certificate For Deluxe Car Asst. Supt. of Schools. Needs. Tables, Chairs. China, ty Call Mrs. Jackston, 6 ^ 40 - Household Goods Reply Titan - X72, Box 94485. Hours - Daily 8:30 AM - 8:00 PM 41 — Articles for Sale 047-3481 Glassware. 643-2496. Washing from Mr Auto Wash, 150 Vernon Circle Vernon 872-9153 1316 TOOLMAKERS - Machinists. Schaumberg. III. 60194. 42 - Building Supplies Equal Opporlunily Employer Tolland Street. East Hartford,—vrhere Saturday 9:00 AM - 5:00 PM Closed Sunday Apply 81 Commerce Street, CANOES 9 4 3 - Pets-Birds-Ooga we also wash under your car! 289-0265. Aparlmantt For Rent S3 ADVERTISING Glastonburv PTG RN OR L P N -11 PM to 7 AM. 44 - Musical instruments COMPANY Telephone 633- CANOE CHRISTMAS prices thru DONALD fISH W ILLIAM FISH MAC KICHAR PAUL OLIVER GORDON FISH FRANK BORYSEVICZ FRESH CUT 4 5 - Boats & Accessories One night a week. Laurel TYPEWRITERS DEADLINE 7631. Decem ber 25th. Lincoln fiberglass CHRISTMAS TREES LOOKING for anything in real 4 6 - Sporting Goods Manor, 91 Chestnut Street, REBUILT PORTABLE estate rental - apartments, 47 - Garden Products Canoe prices start at $339. FREE CAR atihu Manchester TONY WASILEFSKY homes, multiple dwellings? 48 - Antiques BOOKKEEPER- Full time CARRIER as our gift to you! (With TYPEWRITERS from $25. Sales It ROBERT P R A H GRANT HARLACHER BEVERLY DIPIETRO MARILYN MAWHINNEY LORRAINE BOUTIN 4 9 - Wanted to Buy position available in small of Service. Typewriters It Adding No fees. Call J D. Real Estate RN OR LPN • Part time 3 PM purchase.) Conn Inland Marine, Inc.. fice. Will train to our system. Machines. Yale Typewriter Service. 41 Associates. Inc. 646-1980. RENTALS to 11 PM. Laurel Manor, 91 1258 Hartford Tpke.. Vernon 871-2376 CARPENTER OR Call 568-7520 for appointment. Purnell Place. 649-4986. 52 - Rooms lor Rent Chestnut Street, Manchester. iCORN CRIBl MANCHESTER - MAIN 53 - Apartments for Rent EXPERIENCED 54 - Homes for Rent CARPENTERS HELPER CLERK / TYPISTS- Needed STREET. 2 room apartment, 55 - Business tor Rent WANTED - Call Tim Connelly ^ our large client company, Buckitnd Road, heated, hot water, appliances. 56 - Resort Property lor Rent CERAMIC TILE MECHANIC at 546-1379 after 6:00 p.m. East of The River. Temporaiy ...... AND LET OUR So. WIndior No pets. Parking, security. 57 - Wanted to Rent - Experienced only. Top assignments beginning W oakandi t to 7, 523-7047. 58 - Misc for Rent wages ^ p ly : Allas Tile. 18K AUTO MECHANIC January 1980. Call Lydia now. If You Would Like To Re In This Gift Guide, GALLERY OF HOMES OFFICE Woakdaya 2 to 7 AUTOMOTIVE Berlin fpke . Wethersfield. WANTED- Semi skilled per Dunhilf Temps, 289-4319. NEW THREE ROOM Please Call Joe Sullivan al 6$,3-27l 1. APARTMENT- All 61 - Autos for Sale 563.0151 son. with tools, to perform 62 - Trucks for Sale light repair for growing, SAVE YOU FURTHER FOOTSTEPS! appliances. Carpeting, air 63 - Heavy Equipment tor Sale progressive dealership. conditioning Parking for 2 TEMPORARY WORKERS- 64 - Motorcycles-Bicycles Excellent benefits. Apply in cars. Call Peterman Agency, RN-LPN wanted for 3 p.m -11 Assignments East of The Dogi-BIrda-Pela 43 65 - Campers-Traiiers-Mobiie erson at; Lynch Motors, 649-9404. or 646-1171. p m and 11 p.m-7 a m shifts River for Clerk / Typists and Homes fn c ., 345 C enter S treet. 66 - Automotive Service Apply director ol nursing other office skilled personnel HOME SWEET HOME - A pot-bellied stove can be Manchester THREE ROOMS - Second 67 - Autos for Reni-Leaae Salmonbrook Convalescent beginning January 1980. Top Help Wanted Help Wanted 73 H ip Wanted 13 Complete health-guard an efficient source of heat floor. For adult couple, or Home, off House Street. i-oiiipany. lop pay. for top facilities Cats also. Canine 4 if it's properly installed. mature single only. No pels- C-hstontur) Please call 633- skills Call Lvdia, Dunhill Holiday Inne. 200 Sheldon Road. .Manch' Stcr 646-5971. Security r ^ i n d . Excellent 5244 Temps, 289-4319 I SECRETARY '' EVENINCS LICENSED location T.J. Crockett, NEEDED OIL RURNER 6 MONTH OLD MALE IRISH Realtor, 643-1577. EXPEMOKiED 5-11 PM, Monday thru SETTER ■ Onlv to good subur NURSES AIDES wanted for for local TECHNICIAN ban home Calf 242^698 or 568- full time on all shifts. Apply CLERK, GENERAL Manchoatar Offica. Thursday. Accurate typing 'for Wllllmantic area. Full 6604 OFFICE. Adding, filing, et When you set foot inside the dor , we put our TOWN OF MANCHt:STER director of nursing Salmon- IllIRSE MOES ¥ Typing skills a must. 60 a must plus dependability I 'lima amploymsnl, WORKING WOMAN in early brook Convalescent Home, off cetera. 40 hour week Apply: w.p.m. desired. Full or For appointment call Miss I laxcallsnt baiiaftta. best foot forward- to give you top professionai BOX STALLS. TRAILS- Blue twenties, wants to share House Street, Glastonburv G aer B roth ers, 140 Rye BUYING OR SELLING YOUR HOME? Seal Feeding Program. Ring NEEDED Street. South Windsor. % Part Time. Miller at 289-0256 | APPLY apartment with another in the LEGAL NOTICE Please call 633-5244 service for all your real estate needs -buying, with lights. Pastures. Daily Manchester area. Write: Box To provid* Nursing C ut • turnouts Rockville. Call 875- CMITOICITY I LEHIGH, INC. E. c /o Herald. The Zoning Board of Appeals at a meeting on December 17,1979 in prisati homn snd WANTED DRIVER lor Auto Please Reply to 9954, or 875-0272 ; 742-9653 Body Shop Distributor in selling, relocating, financing, even arranging made the following decision: BABYSITTER NEEDED- M tdkil Fk i IHIm Part UJUSTMENTMEMi,iC, I Junction Rt 6 A 1H Manchester. Able to do stock I BOX EE CHAPUN.CT. START OUT FREE COLLIE PUPS to Monday through Thursday, 3 tlfflo. lull hm«. Contidort 111 Founders Plau I Appl, No 701— Robert Boulay— 136V and 144 Adams Street and work and paint mixing. 5 I '2 travel, transportation and moving! p.m to 10 p m Own transpor lion gi«tn to proftrtflct this papar. East Hartford, Ct. | 455-9956 country homes Call Bolton 3#0V New State Road — Special exception and variance ap day week with benefits. Call tation. Call 649-6022. Friday; ol:—Locohon ond Hours 649-1516. mornings 7 30 to 9 THREE ROOMS- Porter proved with conditions 649-5211. ask for Tony. Street area. He: ' utilities, weekends anvtime. NO FEE - WEEKLY PAY AM parking. Securiiy deposit, E Special Exception and variance granted shall have an effective . For inlonnihon call ON THE DEBURRING HAND- YOUNG SINGING references, no pets. January date in accordance with Connecticut General Statutes WAITRESS WANTED - PART TIME JANITOR- 3 643-9515 Experienced. 50 hours. Paid FROZEN FOOD MANAGER CANARIES- All colors. $25 Occupancy. 649-9092 Experienced preferred. Apply nights a week. Hours; 5 p m. Notice of his decision has been filed in the Town Clerk s office. AID t ASSISTANCE holidays. Excellent Insurance NEEDED. Experience help and up Guaranteed Singers! 1370 THOUSAND FOR Corner Soda Shop. Main St., to 10 p m. Apply in person, 417 Benefits. Apply in person: ful Full time. Apply within: THREE ROOMS- Second Zoning Board of Appeals ENVELOPES YOU MAIL ol North Eastern Conn Manchester, between 2 and Wide selection’ Call 872-3218 Metronics. Inc , Route 6 It Main Street, East Hartford Highland Park Market, 317 floor. For adult couple, or Edward Coltman, Secretary Postage paid Free applica ItK 3:30 RIGHT FOOT! anytime 44A. Bolton. Daily from 8:30 a m. to 4 p m. Highland Street. mature single only. No pets. Dated this 19th day of December. 1979. tion. F a SSCO. Dept M. 732 lir Cnt CMUf tl'Mi Ask for Mr Whitney. Security required. Excellent Don Ron, St. Louis. MO 63123 CARPENTER WANTED for SHIH TZU PUPPIES; 8 045-12 C O O K F O R location. T.J Crockett, interior renovations Scfioofs-Cfasaaa IB weeks AKC Registered, tiny, CONVALESCENT HOME IN Experience required. Full long haired lap dog. will hold Realtor. 643-1577 GLASTONBURY - 40 hour, 4 MAN(»IESTER CARRIER WANTED CMISC. FOR SALE time Position Hourly rate FOR THE BEST - Manchester til Christmas $150 . 646-6539. day week. Paid holidays and FOUR ROOM FIRST FLOOR C Call for interview, 232-6500 Gymnastic School. 3 to 5 alter 3 p m SEWERS- Experienced on In benefits Phone 633-8914 for in Center Street 331 to 470 Articlaa tor Sale 41 APARTMENT. Refrigerator dustrial Sewing Machines. terview. pupils per teacher FREE in SHEETROCK TAPER Roosevelt St. GOOD HOME NEEDED for a and combination Gas Range Will train if necessa^. Good troductory lesson with this ad. wanted by Interior Contrac pair of long-haired, 6 month with Gas Heater supplied. No starting pay for the right peo TEACHERS AT ALL Lincoln St. Call 646-6306. or 646-3549 tor. Experienced only need Kittens Long haired Calico Children. No Pets. $225. ple. Hours: 7 to 3:30, Monday LEVELS: Universal apply. Full-time position. cat. 342-0571 or 633-6581 Monthly 643-2210 thru Friday. Apply in person Trumbull St. ALUMINUM Sheets used as Teachers, Box 5231, Portland, Hourly wage Call 236-5871. at: Pillowtex Corp., 49 Regent Ore. 97208. Lilsc St. □ REAL ESTATE printing plates. 007 thick Mualcal Inalrumanta 44 Street. Manchester Equal 2 3 x 2 8 2 5 cents each or 5 PAYROLL CLERK, etc . etc., CALL CHRIS 647-9946 Opportunity Employer M/F. APPLICATIONS BEING for $1 Phone 643-2711 Must be HOLTON TRUMPET - Good Manchester position available Hornet For Salt 23 piclied up before 11 a m TAKEN for Women to work in for well-organized, accurate condition $90 or best offer SHEET METAL WORKER - packing room. Apply in person ONLY And easily Taught individual. 646-1032 A Useful Book Experienced. Soldering etc. at: Manchester Packing Com COLONIAL - OFFERING 8 Informal atmosphere, hours Call 528-2101. pany, 349 Wetherell Street. ROOMS. 1st floor fam ily CHAIN FALLS, tap and dye 1,'2 PRICE ON GUITARS in 7:30 to 4:30, Mon - Fri. Salary room with fireplace. 4 set, electric welder, acetylene commensurate witri EXPERIENCED MECHANIC cluding Ovations, plus free RN -11 to 7 Part time. Enjoy SANDWICH MAKER Sarvleot OHarad 31 Sarvfcat OHarad 31 Palntlng-Paporlng enerous sized bedrooms. 2 outfit, aluminum ladder, experience. Call 643-2414 for 32 Building Contracting 33 case with this ad. Carlos working with an excellent sup^ f/2 baths, central air. 2 car trailer tires, new electric WANTED- No experience an appointment. NEEDED au'.tars 60'.( off Rivers Music. porting staff Very pleasant needed. Weekend hours. Call Own tools required. Paid uniforms, vaca CAM "ITLEE SERVICE - Free SNOW PLOWING - Residen DAN SHEA PAINTING A ■REMODELING " ■ Kitchens, garage, walkout basement. generator, electric lawn- 7 Mam Street. New Britain. atmosphere. Good wages and 742-6978. between 9 and 12 estimates, discount senior tial or small commercial. Call DECORATING- Interior A bathrooms, Rec Rooms, te3.500 Group I, Philbrick mower Evenings, 633-7060 WANTED: ASSISTANT 225-1977 Christmas layaways benefits. Please call Doris tion, Insurance, retirement and profit citizens. Company Butch after 5 PM. 649-2530. Exterior Also: Wallpapering. repair work, ceiling Agency 646-4200 a m . TEACHER - The Hans Chris Blain. RN. Director of Manchester-owned and (Quality Craftsmansnip' Call specialist, ceramic tile, B L A C K A W H IT E tian Andersen Montessori •haring. CLASSICAL GUITAR IN Nurses. 646-0129 PART-TIME BOOKEEPER / operated. Call 646-1327. 646-5424. sheetrocking. painting PORTABLE TELEVISION CASE- Excellent condition School, Bolton, Ct. is accep APPLY IN PERSON NIANTIC - GIANTS NECK SECRETARY. Two or Three WHEN SERVICE COUNT?. SET- $30 Call 528-7212 Must sell' Call 872-0175. ting applications for a part- PLOWING RELIABLE Call BEACH 3 bedroom Ranch, LATHE OPERATORS ■ With days a we<-k. Shorthand not TO MICHAEL ZAIMOFF Building Contracting 33 Ed 569-1021. anytime time assistant teacher. 649-2456 or 643-7008. Call now paneled living room, eat-in 2 years' experience. Good required, 649-9571 for appoint Montessori training or BAM TREE SERVICE- to make arrangements. Snow benefits Salary negotiable PREMIER MOTORS WES ROBBINS Carpentry REMODELING- Bathrooms, Kitchen. 2 car garage, oil heat, DELIVERING DARK LOAM Antlquea 48 ment. experience is preferred, but Specialist in tree and stump IS coming Hawk Precision Co., 303 remodeling specialist. Ad Kitchens Ceramic Tile, lovely quiet setting on dead - 5 yards. $40 plus tax Also not required. Send resume to 1132 MAIN STREET WILLIMANTIC, CT. removal. Free estimates end street, deeded beach Burnham Street, East Hart ACCOUNTANT - PUBLIC: ditions. rec rooms, dormers, Walls, Floors, Block Tile, sand, gravel and stone 643- Box 218. Bolton. Ct. 06040 by Senior citizen discount. 24 rights. $79,900. Call exclusive ford. telephone 528-9845 Growing local CPA firm built-ins. bathrooms, Counter Tops. Interior Pain 9504 Jan. 5. 1980 hour, year round service. 643- agent, Carol C ab le-W ^ er. needs quality experienced ac L— ii*'**®' 7285 kitchens. 649-3446. ting A Wallpapering. 646-3046. J.B ELECTONICS - ^ a z le y Co. Realtors. Equal A STORE FULL OF AN ASH TRAY FROM RARE OPPORTUNITY - countant. fam iliarity with PARIS'S FABULOUS OWN YOUR OWN RNS 4 LPNS- All shifts. Full ■'Manchester's Stereo CUSTOM Carpentry - homes. RooHng-SIdIng-ChImnaf 34 housing opportunity 443-4470 PAPERBACKS. Our closeout "Small Firm Clients" nelpful. MAXINE'S outrageous hats and part time positions REWEAVING burn holes. Expert " Repair all brands of Additions. Repairs. Cabinets. section ■ 5 for $1.00. We trade BUSINESS Distributor for future potential and fringe marvelous 1930 silk clothing in Kodak film. Duracell availahle Good working con Uppers, umbrellas repaired. Home Stereo A Portable TVs. Call Gary Cushing 345-2009. BIDWELL HOME Improve and sell PAPERBACK benefits, excellent Please mint condition boxes of ail Batteries, G.E., Sylvania and ditions, in a modern Window shades. Venetian Call Jack. 643-1262 ment Co Expert installation ALLEY. 984 Sullivan Avenue. send resume to Pue Semel & shapes and sizes All kinds of other photo products needed progressive facility. Good blinds Kevs TV FOR RENT. of aluminum siding gutters f (Route 1941. South Windsor, Company, 281 Hartford Tpke.. liners and lace, glassware, in your area No selling Ser benefits. Competitive wages. Marlow's.' 667 Main St 649- TIMOTHY J. CONNELLY and trim Roofing installation ( Ct Closed Sunday and Mon Vernon, Ct. 06066 STRANO' 1 furniture and very strange vice top Retailers under Merry Christmas to all! Apply 5221 Painting-Papering 32 Carpentry and general con and repairs 549-M95 . 871-2323. p day. in person- Mrs Henry, Direc tracting. Residential and Real Estate collectibles are all waiting for exclusive contract established WAITRESS PART TIME - 11 ------I- 1 you al Red Goose Farm An by us. High immediate in tor of Nursing Services, Ver E X P E R T PAINTING and commercial. Whether it be a PECAN DINING ROOM SET- a.m. to 2 p.m., Tuesday thru PAINTING - Interior and SPECIALIZING cleaning and t tiques Goose Lane Coventry com e minimum required in non Manor. 180 Regan Road, LANDSCAPING Specializing small repair job. a custom Double pedestal table 6 up Friday. Apply in person: exterior, paperhanging, repairing chimneys, roofs, / Open Friday Saturday. Sun SEND SEASON’S GREETINGS TO YOUR FRIENDS vestment $9,975. 10(1% profit Vernon. Equal Opportunity In Exterior House Painting excellent work references. built home or anything in Very fine quality eon holstered chairs and hutch Tommy's Pizzara. 289 East new rooh. Free estimates. 30 , day 10-5 742-9137 structure. Call between 8 AM Employer Tree pruning, spraying, Free estimates Fully in between, call 646-1379. structed 7W rm. Colonial, Like new $800 623-8759 Center St. years Experience. Rowley. ; AND LOVED ONES WITH A HERALD “HAPPY AD’ A 5 PM, 1-800-633-6367. Or mowing, weeding. Call 712- sured. Martin Matson, 649- fireplace In large living CARPENTRY A MASONRY - 643-5361 t DINING ROOM SET - ANTIQUES A write American Film We have an opening that has long-range 7947 4431. room, dishwasher, rec Additions and Remodeling. Colonial style, almost brand COLLECTIBLES ■ Will Processing, Inc., 1935R possibilities with a highly skilled group. room, covered patio, purchase outrights, or sell on Hoover Court, B'ham. AL BRICK, BLOCK, STONE Free estimates. Call Anthony new. Call. ^ 1 9 8 8 . 9 The job IS challenging, non-repetitive, non ROOFER WILL InsUII roof, tastefully decorated thru- commission Houselol or SERVICE WRITER NEEDED Fireplaces, concrete Squillacote 64941811. 35226 siding or gutter for low dis single piece Telephone 644- production. It involves mabng repairs and Chimney repairs No job too A AW PAINTING Contrac out, a pleasure to show. FIREWOOD: Seasoned Some mechanical background tors. Quality painting and count price. Call Ken at 647- TYPISTS AND CLERK problem solving, and there is room for origi small. & ve! Call 6 4 4 - ^ for Ideal family home. $63 hardwood, big pick-up load. paper hanging at reasonable 1566. TYPISTS are needed to work naceaaary. Paid UnHorma, vacation. In nal ideas. Tools and equipment are supplied. estimates. FIRST CLASS CARPENTRY 500. $75.00; Green wood $60.00,742- rates. Fully insured. Free THE PACK RAT - Antiques. in the Hartford area. Call - Remodeling and Additions. 7598. surance, ratirsmant, Profit Sharing Estimates. Call Wayne 64^ Hoating-Plumbing 35 Collectibles. Miscellaneous, today. TAC/TEMPS, 727-8430. Three years experience In mechanics and Kitchens ana Rec Rooms. 35 Style A APPLY IN PERSON 7696. Used Items. 40 Flora Road, machining are required or basic machining years' experience! For Free USED CLOTHING- Good HS-1 Style B TO MICHAEL ZAIMOFF NO JOB TOO SMALL - Toilet condition- coats, pant suits. loff Route 85i, Bolton EXPERIENCED SANDWICH Estimates, call 646-4239. repairs, plugged drains, plus five years in the mechanical field includ Call for appointment 646-5873. Sen ititf fur the Home' MAKERS wanted for cocktail PERSONAL kitchen faucets replaced, WANTED - Antique furniture. »5 L .-y Vi-"^ 'M.- Ti-n-: •.M — hvIghlNG HERALD, Wed.. D«c. 1>. M79 EVENING HERALD, Wed., Dec. 16, 1979 - 31 - i k r PtanuU — ChiriM M. 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(abbr.) grain 6 Nuclear a ^ o 16 Write ■L-'CY — TSr 0 n n n n agency (abbr) Brother Does 18 Linen 9 Hebrew letter /2 -/f HH Unrtid fooiutf S,n<|.e6t6 tnc 20 Basebailer 10 Professional A p trtn m M $ for ffont S3 Apartm ttia for NoiM M Autos for Sato 6f Frank & Ernest Slaughter 29 Name of a together tramp thing A Sister Act 21 Comedienne 43 Stratagem 11 Ram s mates 30 Spinning 44 Separate D KAR AHHV: hast suTnmi'r my sisUT and her i wo suns 19 Priscilla’s Pop — Ed Sullivan Arden 17 Spin FOUR ROOM APARTMENT COMPLETELY 1973 TORINO - 302. Runs motion article and 11» visited nu*. Tht* fwys found a elosi‘1 full of tlolhus 22 Compass in 4 Family house. Quiet REMODELED TWO I b M N r ? excellent. Must sell, 19 Plowerless 32 Brought up 45 Bring to bay point nelihborhooa, close to unps BEDROOM Apartment, sacrificing! Any reasonable w hii’h I had siorud away, so thuy pul on a “ fashion shtiw" for V/ I don't beficve FOR COULP V O U ^ plant 35 Heat unit 46 Golf term Our Ad-Visor is 24 Tusk material and bus line, |27S. Apollances dovmtown MancbMter. Heat, offer over 61W. Call after fh t'ir m other and mu. It w as t lu v iT ly done and both Ivoys This one's itMy l a s t V HELP OLIVER FILE 22 Cut jaggedly 36 Sibling 47 Atop h a v e 27 Clue supplied. No utilities. Call 649- appliances, parking. 6376 just tht typs who 3:30 p.m., 649-1150, 5284063. X T M u s r madf' bfaiitilui models. pone, too-' bone-gone / BANKRUPTCV^ 23 Heavens 36 Beliefs 46 in case that 24 Nigerian , evenings. lease, security, and can sell that good I was n'CAMilly mlormt'd by my sislur that ht r 11 \vi\r old what's 31 Saloons 39 Olympic 50 Speed BeCN A m i r A c l e , I tribesmen references. 646-160, after 6 had taken htmu' one <>f the ^owns he had modeled, as well as happening? ------r 32 Donkey's cry board (abbr) measure but no longer 33 Oriental sauce 25 Dele BEAUTIFUL 4 1/2 ROOMS- p.m. a pair ul ray hif*h heeled shoes! She lound them in his guitar 41 Sylvan (abbr.) Modem utilities. Large coun used typawThar 34 Oil (suffix) 26 City in Utah 51 Jackie's 2nd WANTED JUNK AND LATE REvEAeN^!***fiRNI^ ! ease. This same bo\ used to wear his mother's elulhes w'heii demigod try kitchen. Kids and pets ok. 35 Ship prison 27 1x18 42 The two husband MODEL WRECKS - Cash L iNJeMNiA wstfU i he was 1 and .*). hut she ihoujchl he'd outgrown it. My sister Wh3' 36 Make cloudy 26 Small island Only 6226. Open Ul 9. Red Nomas to r Root w It'S , Giant. 663-075$. (M20-11). Paid. Call Parker Street Used is a strict disriplinanan. "(iroundinj(‘‘ is her ehoire of punish 37 Arabs 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 Auto Parts, Inc. 6494391. c u f t t b A y s o o n A S j ment. What Wfjuld he your reeommendaliftn for curreelinK g c x ie ' 39 Greek ASHFORD- 4 room house. Ule EillliliBSIMI such tendencies? 12 13 14 goddess of COZY 3 1/2 ROOM- UUlities bath, yard, parking, lease. Ab- OfWoM-ttorM tor Newt 66 1970 FORD CUSTOM SEDAN- i i % l y o u 5TARTBD yOuR < solute^ no'animalimimals. 4234190, fOM'KHNKD Al NT peace 15 16 17 paid. Spacious kitchen, BUILDING FOR RENT or 428, 4 barrel. 6500, or best, 40 South (Fr.) 64644s, evenings. offer. Call 649-6410, anytime. JER m ONI appliances. Kids and pets ok. Lease. 1240 square feet at 188 DKAK AINT: Your sister should be cuunseled by 41 Canal system 18 19 20 Now 6180. Open til 9. Red Windsorville Rd. in Windsor- ______Strnet n-i1 someone who is fim iliar with transvestism (cross dressingl. in northern V - ! 21 22 23 Giant,It. 8 8 3 ^ . (B(M21-1). ville, Ct. Has three phase HIGH PERFORMANCE AND C .rt. — . “ ... U I . Michigan HOUSE FOR RENT ECONOMY. Modified 1/6 For and learn more about it. She also should keep the channels ■ power. Call 623-1006 84 p.m. of communication open with her son so that he w ill feel free 42 Edge 24 24 29 2S 29 30 SPACIOUS 2 BEDROOM- COLUMBIA- Immaculate 3 mula Ford Pinto. 0-60 6 45 Diplomatic A u to a F o r Sato SI Autos for Sato 67 Autos fo r Sato 67 Tnieks tor Sato 63 ' and unashamed to share his feelings and tendencies with Captain Easy — Crooks A Lawrence ■ Utilities paid. Large kitchen. bedroom house on 6 acres. seconds, 30 mpg^^, suspension 49 Think better 31 Wtniod to Newt 67 her. Grounding him for something about which he may be 6326 monthly. Call 228-3063. radial' sj Hers. Excellent con- 52 Anticipation Kids and pets ok. Just 6200. 1971 FORD F-250 PICKUP- eOTTA TALK MAW, 1 CAN -A M P 5 H E 3 \ TELL t h a t T'THE 38 L,■ 1 dition. 1975 MERCURY MONTEGO MUST SELL - BEST offer 67 1967 CHEVROLET WAGON- 8 compulsive is exactly what she SH O TLD N T do. The boy 53 Mao 36 Open til 9. 6634763. (MI9-13I. COUPLE WITH ONE CHILD i 5. 646-7636. Ebicellent condition. Power rMc A G i A t r / CONNECTICUrS CONNECTICUrS — —■ OLDEST / M O R I A f f r Y NEWEST Our Boarding Ho u m ______Thia Funny World JAKE. MOW THAT V' T/l/STHIS WILL B Ee IINTER- N it K - \ < J M A R T rtA LINCOLN- MAZDA AND VCU'VE aoT AeiTmEiTiNS'.dAWE s'. u a k e /ISSo)(^ 6 S C > ISTUNEP- ME6A-BUCK6, T I6H T TrIAT MES )/ IN'. EnHEII MERCURY INTERNATIONAL I $UPPCBE^ SNIPPWS A HAIRCUT / J PRCMISE YCU'LL BE TO AVdC SIVINC A J 0 I S C R IT S DEALER LINCOLN MERCURY SCOUT (SIVIN' CHRISTMAS MlESENTj. CHICKEN EUROPEAN TO THE BARBER !, t N E C K S t h e DEALER TCUR6 TC THE ( R E S T O F 315 CENTEI ST.,M3NCHISTEI, CONI M3-5135 HOOPLES FUR \ t h b w a y .' c h r i$t m a $ ; 1^: y ^WHY DO WE ALWAYS HAVE I D WATCH YOUR M lR A eC S ATTENTION!! EVENING HERALD CLASSIFIED ADVERTISERS: C A f f T O T S . A N V M O V V ^ l.iM)kingin){ forlor a n e w hom e? ▲ Vou II liml Vou don I hav r a perliM ‘it In shell nul rnnr.h m I h f W e n I .Ad 24 HOUR CLASSIFIED SERVICE In gel big resulla W CRK. 1 -1 • ij^ C L Y P E - 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 H - id "It's a thing they use in the big city. -• You bang on it when you want more heat."