26 - EVENINO HERALD. Wed.. Dec. 12. i m Tuesday: Soup, ItaUan South Windsor. ‘Family Is Here To Stay,’ Menus grinder, lenum tart. Wednesday: Elbow All Schools macaroni and spaghetti Monday; Pork chop pat- Manchester boat, potato puffa, sauce, tossed salad, yeast vegetable, applesauce. roll, apple. tie, whipped potato, gravy, Cafeteria menus which mixed vegetables, dinner Tuesday: Juice, hotdog Thursday: Turkey, Betty Friedan Says will be served Dec. 17-21 at on roll, french fries, cole roll with butter, canned Manchster Public Schools dressing, gravy, peas, fruit. slaw or vegetable stix, cranberry sauce, sweet world out of are as follows; Tuesday: Spaghetti with iimtrltpBlpr Feminist Betty Friedan Stage 2, she said, will change the road, Toffler said he sees a chocolate chip cookie. potato Christmas cake. Monday: Frankfurt on a launched Stage 2 of her shatter other mystiques recognition with today's great many people working Wednesday: Juice, . Friday: Pot luck. meat sauce, salad, Italian revolution this month and that keep people — men, world. in electronic cottages. roll, baked beans, cole lasagna, green beans, bread and butter, fruited slaw, milk and fru it.. Menus are subject to gelatin. it will be coming your way women, children — from ''That world will be as “What we are going to bread, gelatin with top change without notice. Tuesday: Cubed beef Wednesday: Bacon, let before the year 2,000. reaching full personhood. different from today as our see is the wife, children ping. Milk is served with all Stage 2, she says, is the Ms. Friedan also spoke world is from that of patty with gravy, whlpp^ Thursday: Turkey, tuce and tomato, p ^ t o and maybe others brought potato, buttered beets or meals. human liberation move of the urgent needs of George Washington,” he gravy, mashed potato, puffs, soup, bread, pitting in as well as part of an carrots, corn bread, ment. young women who said. electronics production cranberry sauce, hot with topping. butter, milk and ice The mother of the libera are "up against the "It is possible we are not team at home.” vegetable, whole wheat Hebron Thursday: Pizza, salad, cream. tion movement mentioned biological clock." She said going to have the problem Similar family teams bread, holiday ice cream. Elementary fruit juice, ice cream cup her aim at an all-day she meant women facing of leaving home to go to Wednesday; Spaghetti Friday: Juice, meat and or ice cream sandwich. worked producing things Monday: Chicken cutlet, v6i. KctX No. 63 — Manchester, £k>nn., Tiiursdey, boownber'te. leTBT Assembly on the "Future an agonizing choice for work. Our whole concept of with meat sauce, tossed cheese pizza, tossed salad, Friday: Fishsticks on • Since 1881 • 20 HARTFORD (UPI) - The state Mpckite Transportation Department today To Stop Patient Moves planned to lay out its proposal to set to see if patient rights The owner of Joyner said he will be Venezuela, Iran's oil chief All Akbar cnide oil to the current celling of a.m., the first day presidential up a rapid rail system linking LAUREN DAVIS Energy Update First Time on Top Gold soared to a record opening of have been violated, and a Manchester Manor, Paul sending letters to the co- Moinfar said Wednesday. in.SO a barrel at its general hopefuls could formally file their $459 an ounce in both London and southwestern Connecticut cities SHEA Washington: The Senate New York: U.S. oil industry meeeting in Venezuela next week, from New Haven to Greenwich. check of whether the home and Helen Lilstro, and the chairmen of that com CONCORD, N.H. (UPI) - Saying he candidacy for New Hampshire’s Zurich, an Increase of $12 from Herald Reporter administrator, Paul R. Wednesday rejected attempts to kill sources said Wednesday there was no Japanese Foreign Ministry sources Transportation Commissioner completely considered how mittee. Rep. Paul LaRosa wanted to finish on top for a cha^e, showcase primary on Feb. 26. W edne^y's close in London and MANCHESTER - Sheltz, could not be an amendment to boost the oil wind hard evidence five OPEC members said Wednesday. Cleveland lawyer Richard b y toiSiy Gardner found Kay waiting out Arthur Powers said the rapid rail each patient would be and Sen. Anthony Ciarione $12.50 in Zurich. Manchester Manor Nur affected by the transfer. reached for comment fall profit tax by $30 billion, then will raise their oil prices prior to the became the first presidential can side, with the requirements in hand. system is part of the state’s $250 will be receiving Joyner’s sing Home was ordered A hearing hasn’t been today. communications which r e f i l l to restrict debate on the tax. cartel's price setting conference in Eight Die in Fire didate to reserve a spot on the New The Qeveland lawyer, best known million commitment to improve rail Caracas next week. 1 Wednesday to stop scheduled yet, but Joyner The home is forcing out Joyner said, "Ckiuld lead to Washington: American consumers Hampshire primary ballot. for his defense of Army Lt. William Chief in Custody service in the state in the next five transferring Medicaid CHICAGO HEIGHTS, Hi. (U P I)- said, " I ’m elated. This the Medicaid patients so it changes that will prevent may radically alter their shopping Cleveland: The U.S. Justice PfMident Carter officially entered Calley Jr., said he wanted to feel years to seven years. patients to make room for Department has cleared Standard Oil Fire destroyed two adjacent wood- SEOUL, South Korea (UPI) - gives us time to maneuver. can fill its beds with future transfers of this habits in the early ISOOs in order to the nation’s first Democratic what it was like to come in first. Powers said he also planned to higher paying private compensate for continued increases Co. of Ohio "at this time" of any an frame houses early t ^ y , killing South Korea’s army chief of staff,, name Hugh Manke, his executive I’m going to try to incor privately funded patients, kind happening anywhere primary about an hour later when "I feel that I’ve been last so many patients until a state who can be charg^ more. in gasoline prices, a new government titrust violations regarding eight people, including four young arrested after a shootout that left assistant, to serve as the state’s first porate penalties into an act in this state.” state campaign chairman. Gov. Hugh times I thought for a change I would hearing determines the Joyner said, "This entire report predicted Wednesday. allegations the company was attemp girls and their brother. Arson was some wounded, was in custody today rail development coordinator at a that handles this type of Joyner said Saturday he Gallen, presented the secretary of be first,” Kay said. legality of the move. problem has been caused Washington: The 20 nations for ting to force its independent dealers suspected. with other generals for alleg^ com rail workshop in Stamford. situation." would seek a court injunc state with 6,000 signatures - six times State Representative Joyner referred to by the two-tiered rate tion to stop the patient ming the International Energy Agen out of business, UPI has learned. The eight killed were trapped in plicity in the assassination of Presi Richard Bradley, deputy com more than was needed and a check Walter Joyner, R- Public Act 79-265, which transfers but said cy now realize they must cooperate Abu Dhabi: The United Arab one bedroom of one of the houses. dent Park Chunghee. missioner for planning and research, structure. 1 believe the for $500. An All-Time High Manchester, e x p re s ^ his Wednesday he will not take to cut their oil imports or risk com Emirates may increase the price of Two people — including the mother of Defense Minister Ro Jaehyun an said the rapid rail system is basically requires the same things as time has come for the The governor said he was confident . ' m pleasure with the Depart that action because of the peting in ferocious bidding wars over its oil exports before next week's the dead children — escaped and all LONDON (UPI) - Gold reached an nounced today that martial law com a commuter service to New York those mandated by the Legislature's public health Carter would eventually win a second ment of Health Service ac committee to expand its in cease and desist order. “I scarce crude oil. Energy Secretary Caracas meeting of the Organization five people in the other house fled all time high and the dollar fell today mander and Army Chief of Staff Gen. City "but pressure is developing to cease and desist action, but term in the White House, but he was tion but added, “I only vestigation into nursing accom plished w hat I Charles Duncan said Wednesday. of Petroleum Exporting Countries, safely. on most of the world’s money Chung Seunghwa was arrested late move people within the state city-to- is a paper lion since it cautious about how well the presi regret it has taken so long exerts no penalties on homes to include a study of started out to do,” Joyner Tehran. Iran: Oil-exporting coun according to Oil Minister and OPEC Police said the fire began in the dent will do in New Hampshire’s markets in response to reports of Wednesday with some of his fellow city.” for the state to move to Chairman Mana Said al Oteiba. death house shortly before 2 a.m. generals in a move that appeared those who disobey. the rate structure” said. tries will raise crude prices without primary. sharp oil price increases by He said the system would eventual protect the health and safe Tokyo: The OPEC cartel is CDT and spread to the other struc linked to the leadership struggle gWKKWdKWWfatmWWMI! XMmeaicxiMMiiKtafMe agreeing to increase production at Secretary of State William members of the Organization of ly be expanded to other parts of the ty of the patients who have expected to boost its floor price of ture. since Park’s death. the forthcoming ministerial talks in Gardner opened his office doors at r Petroleum Exporting (Countries. state and meanwhile, the department had the threat of this move planned to improve rail service in hanging over their heads other areas. for so long." ■Peopletalk' Officials of the home told Lawyers Split on Grasso Appoints the state late in October it was dropping out of the Britain Concerts Seven to Boards Medicaid program, Of Death Penalty Gov. Ella Grasso has appointed claiming its reimburse WFIKIKIICO ^ OIWVI Benefit Refugees seven area residents to various state ment rate was too low. commissions. Since then, 14 of the Even Kurt Waidhein couidn't get the Beatles HARTFORD (UPI) - A state at convicted of a capital crime should Dr. Walter Schardt, and Catherine h o m e ’s 22 M ed icaid J back together again, but torney says a judge’s ruling that a be put to death failed to meet criteria Jenkins were reappointed to the patients have been moved Board of Trustees (or Regional Com out, even though some lOVItT TmniATUNI ' the U.N. secretary section of Connecticut’s death penal set by the U.S. Supreme Court. general's effort to ty law unconstitutional is limited in "The court has concluded that the munity College. Pigeon Keeper lived at the home for years los Cream provisions for the death penalty Thomas Reiley, and John Rogers., and spent their life savings (lir i^ n a d engineer a reunion on scope, but the defense attorney for a Imogene Hambric, 72, at home with one of her two adopted behaif of Cambodian capital murder suspect disagrees. hearing do not meet the standards both of Manchester, and Marie there before going on made just refugees has paid off. Hartford Superior Court Judge required for the Imposition of such a Blackstone of East Hartford will crippl^ pigeons, may soon be evicted from the apartment in public assistance. Joyner said the cease for you. E 23* A U.N. spokesman David M. Shea made the ruling penalty by the prevailing view of the serve on the Connecticut Historical New York City she has lived in for 20 years because of the 3 P&M UflW tAIHIM POTOCAtT • says talks between Wednesday and said he won’t allow Supreme Court of the United States," Commission. birds. She is being taken to Housing Court by her landlord. He and desist action, issued by For period ending 7 a.m. EST 12/14/79. Thursday night Shea wrote in a six-page decision. John DeRosa, of South Windsor Commissioner Douglas Waldheim and ex-Beatle the penalty to be used in the trial of claims the two birds, which cannot fly but sleep under her bed, Maraschino red cherries, mint flavored green cherries, dubonnet will find rain in the Pacific Northwest, lower Texas and Gerald "Gary” Castonguay, 34, ac He said the law failed to require will be the chairman of the Elevator Lloyd, calls for three Paul McCartney have violate the lease for the rent-controlled apartment. (UPI things. It mandates a halt black cherries, almond nuts and almond flavor. A delightful pink the south Atlantic sUtes while some snow falls in upper spawned a series of fun cused of murdering a Plainville that all "mititgating factors” of a Installation, Repair and Maintenance / photo) in patient transfers, a ice cream chock full of fruits and nuts. ’Tis our annual Christmas New England. Generally fair weather is indicated draising concerts by police officer in 1977. capital crime and the person con Work Examining Board. Walter review of those transferred treat to you! elsewhere across the nation. Britain's top rock bands "It’s not a ruling from the (state) victed of it be taken into account in Tower, of Manchester will also serve Cranberry Sherbet - inciuding McCartney's Supreme Court,” said Robert the sentencing hearing. on this board. Christmasy cranberry red. So refreshing and so good, too! Wings and The Who. Meyers, chief assistant state’s at Shea said those standards were set More Donations Weather Forecast Others in the London torney for Hartford County. “If the by a U.S. Supreme Court ruling in an Program To Close Shopping Trips Slated CAMBRIDGE, Mass. Massachusetts. Connecticut afternoon, continuing tonight. charity lineup between issue were to come up in another Ohio case. EAST HARTFORD - The Satur (UPI) — Massachusetts St Rhode Island: A winter Snow ending early Friday Dec. 26 and Dec. 29 — case or in pnother county it would be Meyers said he wouldn’t appeal the day Girls Gymnastics program spon EAST HARTFORD - Mayor 9:50 a.m.; Meadow Hill, 10 a.m.; Institute of Technology has storm warning is in effect for followed by scattered flurries Queen, Ian Dury and up to the judge.” ruling now because proceedings sored hy the East Hartford Parks George A. Dagon announced that the T railer Park, 10:05 a.m . and collected $6 million more the Berkshires and a travelers north and partial clearing The Blockheads, Matumbi, The Specials, Billy Con- Shea found fault with the portion of against Castonguay were in progress. Rochambeau -Underpass, 10:15 a.m. advisory in effect for the south. Temperatures today in and Recreation Department will be special Christmas shopping trips for in contributions than it set « R T 6 & 4 4 A ^ fa rm e r BAKKATE SB3KE. « naly, Elvis Costello and the Attractions, and the law which requires a hearing to His trial was expected to begin with closed this Saturday because of a senior citizens will be as follows: Friday, Dec. 21 — Shea Gardens, 10 out to do nearly five years remainder of northern and in' the teens north to upper 20s jury selection early next month. j OPEN PAILY&SUN I terior Massachusetts and the south. Lows tonight in the Rockpile — featuring Dave Edmunds and Nick determine whether a person con Gerald Castonguay Penney High wrestling match Monday, Dec. 17 — Shea Gardens, a.m.; Hutt Heights, 10:05 a.m.; ago. Lowe. But the prosecutor said he will ask Northwest Hills of Connec single numbers north to low victed of a capital crime should be Shea’s ruling came on a defense scheduled in the gym. The program 12:30 p.m.; Miller Gardens, 12:35 Heritage, 10:10 a m. and Daley Adds the spokesman, "It is also hoped that Elton the judge for the right to appeal so he ticut. Mostly rain near the 20s south. Highs Friday in the put to death. motion filed by attorneys for will be held the following weeks at p.m.; Elms Village, 12:40. Court, 10:15 a m. John will appear." can take the issue before the state coast and snow or mixed rain teens north to near 30 south. The ruling, in effect, left the death Castonguay, who is charged with the regular time schedule. Wednesday, Dec. 19 — Highlands. snow sleet and some local Vermont: Winter storm Supreme Ck)urt if Castonguay is con penalty itself untouched, but dis capital murder in the Nov. 21, 1977 freezing rain interior sections warning posted for southern Mellowing allowed the means by which it was to victed and Shea denies a request for today changing over to all Vermont. Snow developing be implemented. shooting death of a Plainville police a death penalty hearing. In light of snow before ending by or south today and mixing with When John Osborne wrote “Look Back in Anger," Defense attorney Michael R. officer Robert Holcomb. Shea’s ruling such a denial was like shortly after midnight sleet or rain at times. Ac 24 years ago, he became Britain's most famous Sheldon said the ruling indirectly Castonguay’s attorneys had asked ly, Meyers said. cumulations of 6 inches or the judge to bar the state from tonight Snow accumulations "angry young man." His 50th birthday Wednesday struck down the death penalty. It was uncertain if the decision of 4 to 7 inches possible in more possible by evening. found him neither quite so young nor quite so angry. questioning potential jurors about would affect the other pending death some western hill areas and 2 Light snow developing north "It doesn't do it in terms,” said Says he, in London, "I'm not so much angry as their feelings on capital punishmedt. penalty case in the state, which in to 4 inches in some of the this afternoon. Highs in the Sheldon, director of the University of The judge granted the request, Lighted ceramic passionate. I am passionate about the way this volves two men charged in the April church ... charming other northern and interior 20s to low 30s. Snow tonight Connecticut Law School’s criminal basing it on his finding against the sections. Colder with the diminishing to flurries country has changed since I wrote that play. We law clinic. But he said the decision slayings of three Purolator Security ccnlarpiece and gift death penaiy hearing law. 19.98 highs today 30 to 40. Windy Friday. Lows in the teens to used to be the gentlest nation on earth. Now we've was in the end “a definitive ruling on guards in a robbery at the firm’s and cold tonight and gfriday the low 20s. Highs Friday in become brutal, aggressive and competitive. People the death penalty." Shea said the law which provides Waterbury garage. with the overnight lows in the the 20s. do not care about each other." for a hearing to decide if a person teens and 20s. Highs Friday in Extended Outlook But he isn’t put down by the act of wrapping up his the 30s. fifth decade — says "Politicians of 50 are in their Maine: Winter storm watch Massachusetts, Rhode prime. So are people in my trade." for western mountains, Island St Connecticut: Fair State Election Financing southwest interior, and west Saturday. Chance of showers coastal sections for tonight. Sunday. Fair Monday. Highs The Taxman Cometh bofxJles Mostly sunny north and most in the upper 30s to mid 40s ly cloudy elsewhere today Saturday and Sunday and in India's tax collectors are among the world's most heavy handed, but their Killed by Fund Problems Snow developing over the upper 20s to mid 30s Mon southwest sections late this day Ovemignt lows in the threat to grab as much afternoon then spreading mid 20s to mid 30s except in , as 80 percent of Mother WRISTM Chrlatmaa or- something from a candidate after an Lnamanta from north and east tonight. Snow the teens and low 20s early ' Teresa’s $193,000 Nobel HARTFORD (UPI) - Connecticut year, we weren’t about to do that." probably won’t be seeing public Secretary of the State Barbara election probably will be disap IHallmark and ending Friday morning. Monday. Peace Prize is fanning /Betrlx Potter. terrific “terry” tops Scattered flurries north and Vermont: Partly cloudy what Californians once financing of state elections for a Kennelly put a bill in last year to ap pointed.” ^Verlety of mountains and partial Saturday. A chance of snow or called “Proposition 13 while because the legislators who've propriate $4(X),0(X) each of the next Casey said there was no public out beautiful datigna. clearing elsewhere Friday flurries Sunday, clearing Mon Fever.” been considering it say there’s no four years to pay for the guber cry for public financing when the 1.7S up. . . choose your color afternoon. Temperatures day. Highs in the 2ps and 30s. money, and nobody wants it anyway. natorial campaign in 1982. Her bill subcommittee held a hearing. The today in the teens north to Overnight lows in the teens The Indian Law "Snoopy” rad Ministry has raised the Rep. (Chester Morgan, D-Vernon, was shelved and the Legislature only group that testified in favor of it and white knit .. . choose your style near 30 south. Lows tonight in and 20s. co-chairman of the subcommittee voted to study it instead. was the League of Women Voters. the single numbers north to Maine and New Hampshire: ■ ^ mm Question of the Nobel etocking to studying public financing of cam Sen. Steven Casey, D-Bristol, said He said there also isn’t any system hang tor Santa low 20s south. Highs Friday in Fair Saturday. Chance of oc i f ' tax liability of the one argument for public financing of set up so voters can check off a to nil 6.00 here's a great look the teens north to near 30 casional snow or rain north k Yugoslavia-born woman paigns, said the vote to kill the idea was unanimous and the full Govern elections was that-candidates square, like on their federal income for leisure wear south. and chance of showers south ^ known as "the Saint of * New Hampshire: Winter Sunday. Clearing Monday. Calcutta,” noting she’s ment Administration and Elections wouldn’t be in debt to their'eampaign tax returns, indicating they want from boodles, storm watch for tonight. Highs in the 20s to low 30s never applied for Indian Committee is likely to go ^ong. contributors and would be less likely some of their tax money to be used to it's sculptured chenille Mostly cloudy today. Snow north and 30s to low 40s south. j K l t citizenship. The ques- "One of the problems was with fun to grant favors if they win. bankroll campaigns. terry cloth in a carefree spreading north during the Lows in the teens and 20s. I tion is raising a storm of ding,” Morgan said Wednesday. "It "From my own personal “It would have to be an appropria blend of polyester and cotton, « i f I protest. would have required taking money experience, we don’t have that tion out of the budget and I don’t choose the tour button out of the budget, and because of the problem in Connecticut,” Casey said. believe politics is a government func Says one of her defenders — former Ambassador Beautiful aleak set-in placket pullover Across the Nation financial climate of the state this ”A person who wants to get tion," (iasey said. City Fest to Washin^on Nani Palk hivala - "The law is an cookie jar. 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"" Jl ■ Vermont: B-4, B-12,1-16,1-17,1-29, N-32, N-36, N-45, 0- killed or wounded in a battle with Confederate troops at 66. The bonus letter was 0. Marye's Heights outside Fredericksburg, Va. * U L .'rM EVENING HERALD. Thun.. Dec. 18. lOT - 5 4 - EVENING HERALD. Thun.. Dec, U. ICT Kennedy Baeks Israel Aid fm^Editorial fHaurlirstpr Emniiuti HrralJi NEW YORK (UPI) - Sen. Edward M. The Increase should take place in fiscal 1981 of Uie sale of F4 jet fighters to Israel. Manchester — A City of Village Charm Kennedy is blending foreign policy and beginning next October, Kennedy said. Aides Two months ago he opposed an amendment domeitic concerns in bis latest campaign said the new money would offset a 10 percent to cut U.S. aid to Israel by 10 percent, and last Sports Hall of Fame Founded Oct. 1, 1881 year he strongly opposed the proposal to sell proposal. per year decline in U.S. aid due to inflation. For weeks, Kennedy has been saying Infla "Such assistance can compensate Israel for military aircraft to Israel's Arab neighbors. Published by the Manchester Publishing Co., Herald Square, Manchester Sports Hall of over the years with native tion and tbe nation’s economy will be the No. 1 the loss of the Sinai oil fields” as part of the Kennedy was compelled earlier in toe day to Amateur Athletic Union Manchester, Conn. 06040. Telephone (203) 643-2711. issue in 1180. "Enections are decided on Camp David peace treaty with Egypt, repudiate reports from Iran he had com Fame? sons, and daughters, who championship New York A.C. A u dit Bu tm u of ClrcuMion Mtmbor. UnHod ProM Inttrnttlonal economic Issues,” Kennedy told reporters Kennedy said. municated his support to the Ayatollah Why not? "I favor Increased support to Israel because Ruhollah Khomeini. have reached national squad. Stavan Harry, Exacutiva Editor Wednesday, "and they will decide this one.” Establishment of such a heights in the world of sports. Cuttomor Sorvico — 647>M46 Frank A. Burbank, Managing Editor Now Kennedy, who was to leave for more it is in our national interest, and it is right,” “It’s a total fabrication,” Kennedy said. Nominees can be from Raymond F. Roblnaon. Editor-PuMahar Harold E. Turkington. Editor Emarltua Kennedy said. The senator later raised about g3to,000 for move has met with much campaigning in Denver today, has found an Also, now residing in our every sport, on any level, and issue that couples the U.S. economy with "Israel faces its own economic difficulties his campaign at a stop in Boston. There, the success in a number of midst, are a number of non will carefully be sifted by a the winners so noted and Or the 1930s when the foreign affairs — aid to Israel. and hardships. America must not deny Israel senator said goodbye to his wife Joan, who Connecticut communities. natives, but long-standing In a speech Wednesday night at a New York sufficient help in this time of need,” Kennedy campaigned with him Tuesday in Florida and committee, to be named in added each year. Bluefjelds and later the Over the years the plan has residents, who have carved fund-raising dinner, tbe Massachusetts said. Wednesday in Boston. the near future. Many top athletes of British-Americans had a Democrat called fdr a DSO million increase in The position on Israel is consistent with It was Kennedy's first real day on the been broached a number of out enviable reputations in Just how many men, or another day have long been stranglehold on the local aid to Israel to account for inflationary ero previous statements by the senator. As long campaign trail since her husband's Nov. 7 times in Manchester but it the world of sports. ago as 1971, Kennedy called for a resumption declaration of candidacy. women, will be honored each forgotten and a Hall of Fame baseball front. sion of the U.S. dollar. never really got behind the Readers have been asked to year is a decision the com might just be the tonic Of the 1940s, following talking stage. submit their nominations, in mittee must make. needed to revive memories of World War II, when Once again, the possibility writing, with ac Tentative plans call for an th e Golden Years in professional basketball was of a Sports Hall of Fame in complishments noted, to The Thomson Added to Maine Slate appropriate occasion, such as Manchester sports, the 1920s big with championship teams this City of Village Charm Herald’s sports department. a dinner, at which time the when the North End Majors in the State, Eastern and has surfaced. Manchester’s most famous AUGUSTA, Maine (UPI) - Maine voters I have found people are deeply concerned Georgia and Florida. He said his first first winner, or winners, of and South End Cubs ruled the American Leagues produced about the failure of the two party system in priorities for gaining additional ballot slots Steve Cassano, native son is Joe McCluskey, will find a third political party on the ballot the award will formally be in roost in football and the in Manchester. next November as a result of a move that has our times. were his home state, California, Vermont and Manchester’s deputy mayor, winner of 25 national long dis- "We hope to offer an alternative party to the Delaware. ducted into the Hall of Fame. Manchester baseball team, Let’s have your made the state the first In the nation to allow and a sports buff to boot, is tance running cham Campaign Secrets conservative former New Hampshire Gov. politics as usual,” the conservative three- He said his campaign would begin running Cassano said he would like featuring major league nominations of individuals. the latest to bring up the sub pionships, twice a member of Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis whispers in the ear of Sen. Edward Meldrim Thomson on its presidential slate. term New Hamsphire governor said. "test” television advertisements including a to see a large plaque placed players of that period who Let’s have the Manchester Thonnson enlisted the aid of former indepen Frankland garnered about 20 percent of the five minute segment and several 30 second ject. the United States Olympic Kenney as they attend a fund raising dinner for the Massachusetts in Manchester’s main recrea were not allowed to play on Sports Hall of Fame get off dent gubernatorial candidate Rev. Herman C. vote in Maine’s 1978 gubernatorial race, en spots in New Hampshire, Texas and Maine Like other communities, senator in New York City Wednesday. Sen. Kennedy, seeking the titling him to take advantage of a little known next week. team and long-time highly tion building, the West Side Sunday in Boston, graced the "Buddy” Frankland and an obscure state law the ground and become a Democratic presidential nomination, called for a $350 million increase to get his Constitution Party recognized in state law allowing gubernatorial and presiden Thomson said no matter what the outcome Manchester has been blessed successful coach of the Rec Center, with names of lineup of the local team. reality in 1980. in U.S. aid to Israel as he spoke to his audience during the dinner. (UPI Maine Wednesday, ensuring his name will tial candidates who receive more than 5 per of next November’s election is “we will have cent of the vote to register new parties laid the foundation for the great principles of photo) appear on the 1980 presidential ballot in Maine. without collecting the 18,000 signatures nor the U.S. Constitution” and for the future of the “We believe in the old saying, ‘As Maine mally required. Constitution Party. He likened his campaign Letters The Herald in Washington goes so goes the nation,” Thomson told a news Thomson said he had formed campaip to the 1854 founding of the Republican Party. ‘Iran' License Abandoned conference. “In my travels across the country organizations in New Hampshire, California, BRIDGEPORT (UPI) - Increased U.S. be firebombed,” Annette said. Odyssey to Iran — Part 6 hostility toward Iran has forced a The couple said their daughter recently Cambodia Bridgeport couple to abandon their auto parked the car in a garage at Norwalk vanity plates to avoid more threats. Hospital. She found a note on the To the editor: Someone will notice, someone will By LEE RODERICK cadence martial music and have many friends in America, but The couple siqce 1950 has used a license windshield that said, "The only reason I Reach (or the moon care. TEHRAN — Early Sunday mor revolutionary slogans. this is my homeland. And I’ll gladly plate that reads "IRAN,” a combination don't set fire to your car is that I’m not sure if you’re an Iranian. Go home if you When sinking in the quicksands of Dr. A.B. Sundquist ning, Nov. 25, Rep. George Hansen Several young women in chadors — fight if we are attacked.” of their first names, Irving and Annette. despair 50 Wyllys St., arose, shaved, and put on the one suit the long cape, usually black, worn But wiUi the hostage crisis Uieir vanity are.” Others in the crowd were less ap The couple had renewed the “IRAN” Though only your hand is showing Manchester he had brought with him to Iran. This from head to toe — approached and plates have become the target of abuse, proachable and more argumentative. registration in September but they have was to be his biggest day in the coun the couple said Wednesday. They asked were admitted inside. Hundreds of When our conversation began heating now pulled off the plates. The car is sitting lEvrs try — the day he would face militant workers from a factory marched up, I retreated toward the embassy that their last name be withheld. "I just don’t want any more publicity. in a garage until the state sends them non students inside the U.S. Embassy and through the streets to face us at the gate, 15 feet away, leaving the two We’ve been threatened that our car would descript tags. meet with their 50 American front of the embassy. In a show of armed guards between us. Quote/Unquote hostages. support that has become a daily At 10 a.m., a student from inside Time in Iran is ritual, they began to shout in Per the embassy compound reappeared eight-and-a-half sian: "Death to Carter! Death to the ACTION SUCKS "These students' only crime is that iiiiniHlralionK Ihroughoul Ihr I ..S. at the gate and admitted Eric hours later than shah" they were born in Iran, or, at worst, not lo cooperate in the deportation Rouleau. Later, Rouleau, who has Thoughts that they have expressed their of Iranian tttudentH. in Washington, so As the morning wore on the wide contacts among Iranian he'd been up workers were joined by thousands of Say “Seiko Quartz’ political convictions. Yet, Mr. Carter "I love going to hotels and getting leaders, said he alone was allowed to "What should we speak of almost all night has ordered their most basic civil a steak up in the room and having a others. Only a rope separated them join Hansen inside because France is When we are old? When we shall in time for Q r^tm as answering phone liberties to be violated We believe cold Coke and everything is right from us. It seemed a good time to regarded by Iran as “outside the con hear that freedom of speech and residency there when you want it; hut I'm not calls from find out what was on their minds, so I flict.” Stretch waistband The rain and wind beat dark reporters during stepped to the rope and sought are human rights — not privileges afraid of poverty. “True Muslims An hour later. Rouleau came out, December?” William Shakespeare, their office hours on the other side of someone who could speak English. granted only to those born in never fear nor do they grieve." bringing the news that Hansen had "Cymbeline,” Act III, Scene 3, line the world. At 8 a.m ., he was Above the frenzied roar of the America." — Muhammed .AM, three-time finished talking to the students and 35. scheduled to face the students, crowd, Nasser Shariata came — Jeff Friedman, uxitialanl Hirer- world heavyweight boxing eham- was about to be taken to see the To some December is like this having had only his usual two hours tor of the SludrntH for u Liberation pion. (The Poel'n Eneyelopedia) forward. “ We love the American peo- hostages. quote from Shakespeare; but it need Perhaps the of sleep. Society, who anked rolle|ce ad- ple, but not the American Even though the visit with the not to be so. At this time of tbe year government," said Shariata in a Americans had been cleared up to As we I6ft his room, I reached over we celebrate the birth of the Light of refrain that we had heard many and including Kbomeini, Hansen still 8196 with most comfortoble slocks fvDoolSaqrd and instinctively turned off the light. the world, Jesus Christ. 8296 wldi attached times before. had to convince the students on the “ Leave it on, I like light," he Once the glitter of the tinsel has attached bracelet spot to let him do so. Finally, after bracelet snapped. The tremendous pressure faded, and the gifts are all un a man can wear. Shariata, a clean-cut young much delay, they told him he was getting to him. wrapped, will December seem dark? sergeant in the Iranian Navy who "deserved” to visit his compatriots. With the birth of Jesus in your - Hansen had quietly invited two ISA©... Hansen’s account of being blind other reporters as well to accompany lived in the United States for six heart it is just the beginning of a new folded, placed in a van, and driven to him to the embassy — Edwin Smith years, said, "Everyone in the life. December IS a bright and □ Neat, trim appeararance is a separate building where he visited Here Is what we call of UPI and Eric Rouleau of Le military here is ready to die for the glorious time. Our prayer is that you with about 20 hostages, already has “practical elegance." appropriate anywhere. Monde. He would try to get us into cause. We don’t care if the United may find the true tight and happiness Magnificent been widely circulated. Here, in part, Stretch waistband the embassy with him. States Navy comes in. Maybe 10 of us of the season as you accept the love timepieces that will die, but we will kill one of is what student leaders told the of of God through His Son, Jesus. quietly give you the that breathes and Reaching the embassy wall, which them." ficial Iranian news Agency, Pars, Richard and Susan Johnson right time . . . all the about Hansen’s visit. time. r IN DOWNTOWN MANCHimN flexes w ith you. is shrouded with propaganda, South United Methodist 'tlordeNfw Brttaln*Midtfl«lo«m Shariata was in the United States "... the truth is not reaching the banners and posters in both English AjTwrcan E jvm */M m W Owge/VlM / MtohMts Ctwgs when the shah was toppled early this Church and Farsi, we handed our identifica American public. Therefore, we year and Iran-U.S. relations turned tion cards through the tall steel gate thought we should let Hanson (sic) to ugly. to a student. Patrolling on our side of visit the hostages and take our High quality, Amer □ Easy care, ma the gate were two very stern message to the American public. We "My father told me to come home ican-made stretch chine washable. revolutionary guards carrying have only one demand added the mm to fight against the Americans. He Iranian-made G3 assault rifles. representative, the return of the fabric lets you ' said, ‘If the Americans come here S«AU IflHfRiT - Twenty minutes later Hansen was deposed shah. This is our justified move freely. and you're still in life and in America U EARW ~ admitted inside — alone. The last right and we will not compromise on I don’t want you anymore,"’ Shariata free American government official in this issue.” said. Iran was now totally at the mercy of \ Bet you’re not "At one point Hanson reminded the students. Another young man who had just that he had not come for negotiations We were left on the sidewalk in the returned from attending the Univer sity of Wyoming pressed against the and he did not have any such authori chilled morning air, with the rope. "Americans don’t understand, ty ... Hanson was allowed to meet the loudspeaker on the red brick wall □ In a range of and don’t want to know, what the American hostages and talk with thinking abmit now coming to life with a deafening shah has done to Iran,” he said. “I them for an hour.” practical Spring shades. Washington Merry-Go-Round courses Brzezinski^s ‘Cold War’ Hotly Opposed by Vance^ ju s t nouL U.S. ambassadors requesting data on inappropriate at this time,” declared United States is threatened by Iranian Threats Under the Dome Cuban activities in their areas for Cuba.” the secretary of state. Incredibly, some Iranians in the Robert Strauss, Jimmy Carter’s use in a worldwide propaganda cam "The United States can best secure She concluded tersely: "Economic United States, far from keeping a low paign. re-election campaign chief, expects a the cooperation of Third World coun and social development can keep profile during the Tehran hostage But uie are! The questionnaire, stamped Top Togo more moderate; propaganda bitter fight with Teddy Kennedy for tries both in the long-run and during situation, have been passing out the Democratic nomination — and Secret Umbra, was opposed by this crisis,” he suggested pointedly, campaigns against a Third World na Our Spring schedules of day and evening classes lor part-time undergraduate literature urging acts of violence he’s not all that sure that the presi or graduate programs, all have been carefully planned so you gel the most out Vance. The Secretary of State "by recognizing that they have tion will not ... The ante for strong against Americans. believed that the United States anti-Soviet position is not words, but dent will come out on top. of the 80 s Slop by Auerbach Hall. Room 228, and talk with a career advisor legitimate national concerns entirely Among the terrorist suggestions "We may not win,” he told a recent in the Division ot Aduit Educationsi Services Their ollice hours are should seek detente, not confronta apart from the U.S.-Soviet economic and military support.” are attacks with knives and razor 8 30 am-8 30 pm. Monday through Friday and 9:00 am-12:00 pm. Saturday. tion, with the SovieU. Two-thirds of From the neighboring nation of meeting of top party leaders, "But relationship.” blades on Jewish women, aimed at we’re going to fight like hell.” the ambassadors also protested the The responses from the am Benin, Charge d’Affaires John Call 243-437' tor your copy of the Spring semester course bulletin. preventing the reproduction of *Susan’s confusin’ the U.S. Mint as instructions, an unprecedented bassadors, meanwhile, flooded Into Davidson reported: “It is not produc Zionists. well as the public. A Gainesville, show of opposition. tbe State Department by secret cable tive to undertake an effort to get out Fla., resident recently ordered a Looking ahead- But Brzezinski would not be dis from diplomatic posts all over the the facts about the extent of Cuban The FBI knows who is responsible mint set of the new Susan B. Anthony tor your benefit- suaded. He wouldn’t even allow tbe world. There was no enthusiasm in dependence on Soviet aid ... Benin for these threats, and has them under silver dollars, and received Instead a Iranian crisis to interfere. On Nov. 7, the messages. The ambassadors to has little reason for focusing on the constat surveillance. But becau^ is a commitment of mint set of quarters. The 2SK;ent four days after the American anti-comm unisk countries reported darker side of the affiliation between our laws forbid the arrest of someone the University of Hartford. hostages had been seized in Iran, the that a new propaganda campaign Cuba and the Russians. who makes general threats without piece is close enough in size and shape often to be mistaken for the con ambassadors were reminded not to would be preaching to tbe converted. Brzezinski's Cold War campaign taking action, the police are helpless. troversial coin dollar. miss the Nov. 15 deadline for filing Tbe ambassadors to non-aligned has aroused widespread revolt in tbe Meanwhile, the Senate’s sergeant- their Cuban reports. countries warned that they had to foreign policy establishment. Vance at-arms has advised senators to This was too much for Vance. He keep a low profile. has complained privately that the change their personalized license dashed off a sharp memo intended Ambassador Marilyn Johnson Brzezinski plan would "reverse 15 plates and avoid routine routes on for Brzenzinski’s eyes only. “The cabled from Togo, toif example, that years of American diplomacy,” their way to work. And additional continued U.S. diplomatic emphasis the tiny African nation “doesn’t look sources told my reporter Ron metal detectors are being installed at on the Cuban-Soviet relationship is at tbe USSR-Cuban relationship as McRae. But President Carter Is entrances to the Senate office counterproductive and particularly nefarious” and “doesn’t believe the going ahead with it. buildings. 6 — EVENING HERALD. Thuri.. Dec. 18.187» Workers’ Right to Know Lively Forum at MCC Examines Human EVENINGProgress HERALD. Thun., Dec. 13, 197t— 7 By LAUREN DAVIS SHEA Hudson said from business vlevqMint, as loi^ ome people in EastElast Hartford (an apparent reference to Newspaper program which The Herald and MCC Proposed by Legislators Herald Reporter technology is saleable, it is acceptable. Dr. Lipshires Inlted Technologies, a supplier of military equipment).” coopeicooperate in ' producing added, "The profit motive in technology is an Important Mary Ann Roy, associate professor of history and coor- The evening was sponisponsored hy the Community Services HARTFORD (UPI) - Employees 000 new cases of occupational disease He said an employee who is ■ the Cultural Programs Committee of MCC working with cancer-causing each year and that as many as 100,000 diagnosed as having an occupational ! phone company, under a special grant from the chemicals have a right to know deaths annually might be job related. ‘ Humanities Council. disease should have, after being I With such a topic tMs week at exactly what they’re exposed to and Skelley and Balducci said notified of the illness, one year to file Manchester Community College, and the result was a should be told how to handle the sub- Wednesday one bill they will in for workmen's compensation. lively examination of human progress. stance, say two Connecticut troduce in the 1960 legislative session Another bill would mandate that if Tlw final in a series of three forums on the topic legislators. would require employees to be an employee does have cancer, the “ Technology and Change” concentrated on the ethical | Sen. Michael SkeUey, D-Tolland, notified it they’re working with employer would have to prove it was 'dilemmas resulting from scientific discoveries. proven carcinogens. The manufac and Rep. Richard Balducci, D- not employment related Instead of . The guest speakers included Dr. Herbert Bandes, dean Newington, co-chairmen of the turer of the carcinogenic chemical or I having the worker prove it was of administrative affairs at MCC. Bandes told stories to Deli Department Specials Legislature’s Labor and Public substance would have to assist in caused by his job. explain his view that man has always been faced with CHOICEST MEATS Employees Committee, said they teaching workers the safest way to KRAKUS IMPORTED Balducci and Skeliey also want to ethical dilemmas arising from technology. He said 3,000 handle it. will propose workers’ "right to exempt chemicals from the 10-year years ago, stones were used as tools, w hl^ was good. But US T O W N PDLISH HAM...... * 2 .6 9 know’’ and other bills next year. Other proposals would require statute of limitations on when a con stones were also used to kill. GENUINE IMPORTED 'The committee, which has been manufacturers to list chemicals con sumer can file a lawsuit against a Thus, even 3,000 years ago, the technology that existed UODA c h o ic e - HEAD CUT studying carcinogens in the tained in their product and mandate company for injuries suffered from a could be used for both good and evil purposes. Bandes I SWISS CHEESE .* 2 .6 9 that records be kept of all employees TOBIN’S workplace, said there are 24 known defective product. touched on more advanced areas, such as space I carcinogens being used in Connec who work with carcinogens, noting COHDBEEF * The final piece of legislation wonid technology and nuclear energy, to show that his theory of I 1 . 6 9 ticut industry but no one knows their level of exposure and the rate of TAVERN LOAF .* 1 .9 9 allow the attorney general’s offlce to HOFFMAN’S SUPER-SHARP where or how many people die disease. the duel possibilites of technology extend to modem | seek criminal prosecution of com times. because of exposure. "We’re looking for a trend," UODA CHOICE - PLAT CUT panies that repeatedly violate safety Bandes was followed by Richard Eller, professor of] WHITE CHEESE .* 2 .2 9 Employees at General Dynamics’ Skelley said. MOTHBR GOOSE regulations. English at MCC. Eller declared, “We are no longer] Balducci said the families’ of CONDBEEF * 1 . 9 9 Electric Boat Division in Groton are "Sometimes the payment of the dealing with a pebble and stone technology.” j employees who are killed while on LIVERWURST .* 1 .6 9 being monitored for their level of penalty is much less than what It He asked, “If you were the devil, how would you seduce j JARLSBBRQ IMPORTED the job should receive benefits until UODA CHOICE - 00NELE88 exposure to asbestos, a known car would cost to correct it (problem) so man and woman into the commission of sins? You would the youngest child reaches the age of j POR LONDON BROIL cinogen, and their rate of disease. they go right ahead and keep doing encourage the belief that Satan doesn’t exist.” NORWEGIAN CHEESE .* 2 .6 9 The U.S. Public Health Service es 18 or graduates from college, CABOT it,” Balducci said. Eller said, "It is harder for men of this century to | timated in 1975 that there were 390.- benefits now expire after 15 years. S H n U E R S T E W -* 2 . 9 9 believe in the devil than it is for them to love him.” Eller ' .VERMONT CHEDDAR .* 2 .6 9 contended that the devil, or evil, by whatever name is “best hidden under the guise of a positive good.” UODA CHOICE B0NELE88 ^ Mail for Hostages Eller said man loves the abundance of food, and the HEALTH & BEAUTY AIDS Embo Elephant Tops List comfort and gas mileage of cars. “We love the products, SHOULDERCLU ROAST, l a i l s f Samuel Green, left, and John Hynes of the volume of mail destined for the Islamic na but people are locked to time clocks to produce these [ RBO. or MINT - 5 OZ. U.S. Postal Service check and load mail tion is heavier than normal this season. (UPI things, Wednesday at Kennedy International Airport photo) stench ( UODA CHOICE BONBLEOO Eller said it is this neutral acceptance which allows I Of Most Harmful Toys in New York that is destined for Iran. The CREST ev^l to thrive. “Then guns don’t kill people, people kill I TOP OUIOE STEAK * 2 . 9 9 people.” Eller said this wasn’t so, that actually some! BOS’TON (UPI) - Trial attorney about one month after the manufac ingested or can cause asphyxiation. products are the essense of evil whether or not people use I and child safety activist Eklward M. turer already had made its own ’The Mickey Mouse 4 Bird Figures WEAVER DUTCH FRYE TOOTHPASTE mobile (Unique Decor lac.) has them. I 24 OZ. BOTTLE Swartz has put Embo Elephant, a recall announcement. “Guns have the essense of death. Put a loaded gun in mobile that has caused two deaths, at A commission spokeswoman said it "deadly sharp” rods, Swartz Most Dems at Meeting your hand and you’ll feel it. Evil is inherent in the| PARTY PAKCMGKEN . . ,„ ^ 2 b 5 S the top of his seventh annual list of was too early to tell if he recall had reported. ’The Interchangeable World of the product,” Eller declared. the 10 most dangerous toys. been effective. His position was defended by a professor in the I SCOPE In a statement with his 1979 list, Micronauts — Aeroyer II (Mego The elastic suspension cords of the audience, who said the proliferation of the arms race] TOBIN’O Swartz Wednesday said many in animal strangled the children and Corp.) "as a missile toy is Members of Committee between world superpowers was evil, in every sense. dustry spokesmen won’t admit their "the company’s (R. Dakin 4 Co., San dangerously designed,” with “small •„* MANCHESTER — Most of those Eller then compar^ the difference between one man SUCED BACON 1 . 2 9 MOUTHWASH products could kill or maim children Francisco) efforts to recall the killer parts which can be fired toward a "We’ve been an open committee, each district. who attended a meeting to explain strangling another, and one man pushing a button which 5------1 and "still insist on on an actual body toy have not been sufficiently effec child’s face or mouth,” the attorney not open enough for some, too open This year’s caucus, electing Uie count before they are willing to con said. the process for electing a committee, will be Jan. 23. destrovs an area half way around the world. tive to identify and remove the for others,” he said. “We had enough “Which is more technologically evil? The pushing of the sider a toy unsafe.” product from homes,” Swartz said. Fifth on the list is the Dainty Daisy Democratic Town (Committee were Candidates for the committee may already committee members. And people who put their shoulders to the button, because of the physical and moral distance I Swartz, sometimes referred to as The author of "Toys That Don’t and Harmless Plastic Manicure Set begin filing at 8:30, a.m. Jan. 11. The the electing process usually results grindstone to make this coalition between the slayer and his subject. Moral indifference is "the Ralph Nader of the Toy In Care” said not all toys on his list are (F.W. Woolworth). Swartz, father of deadline is 4:30 p.m. Jan. 17. The in returning all but about 10 in possible.” greater with technology, and the devil delights in | dustry.” said one child was killed at killers but all could at least injure or three children, said "deq>ite what position on the ballot will be deter cumbents to the committee. He hopes many of the present technology’s indifference,” Eller said. Thanksgiving and another in October maim and are still widely available. the distributor says there is nothing members run again. "We make this mined by filing time. Tlie town committee elections, Dr. Sidney Lipshires, associate professor of history, from Embo Elephant “an innocent Second on his worst list is Half- harmless about these two manicure work,” he said. "That’s Uie test.” Unless there is a challenge to the U8DA CHOICE - HEAD CUT held every two years, allows persons spoke on the need for a balance between technological ad looking toy elephantmobile" Pint and Tag Along (Knickerbocker sets” and cited “a lackadaisical at The 80-member town committee caucus by two or more persons, the The Consumer Product Safety Toy Co.) which has a pom pom hat titude toward children’s safety.” to run as individuals or in a slate. In election is final. Otherwise Uiere will vancement and the quality of life. He questioned whether endorses candidates sets policy and man could use his technology and yet remain free of its Commission announced a recall of and hair which are easily removed Repeatin’ Ricochet ’lYacer Racers cumbents generally run as a slate, be a primary on March 4. The filing CORNED REEF makes recommendaUons. demands. the elephant mobiles on Nov. 21. (1977 Hasbro Industries Inc.) is par and share supporters. A vote for one deadline for challenges is Feb. 8. But > and can be potentially hazardous if Committee members are elected ticularly dangerous, Swartz said, member of the slate is a vote for all. “Humans have no choice but to change the world. Even 1.69 there has been only one primary Ted Cummings, Democratic town in each district by registered human evolution is technology.” He added his belief that U8DA CHOICE - BONELE88 because youngsters could shoot their swce the committee electing process chairman, said the present com Democratic voters. There is a technology impinges on freedom. He said the freedom to FOR LONDON BROIL race cars straight up in the air with minimum of seven members from began. what he called a "machine gun.” mittee. “has been a solid one.” drive leads to items like traffic jams, highway deaths, The Smurf Bean Bag (Wallace and other negatives. Berrle 4 Co.) is on Swartz’ list The final speaker addressed the ethical issue from the SHOULDER STEAK • because of its hazardous stuffing. business viewpoint. Donald Hudson, division manager of 2.09 Giggle Stick (CBS Toys), a hollow Moose Permits Limited business premises, engineering, and customer education yellow plastic tube, which allegedly and analysis for Southern New England Telephone Co., has caused three children to choke on prohibits people from applying more discussed the issues from the vantage point of 30 years AUGUSTA, Maine (UPI) - Uraits "In view of the strong public feeling employment with that company. its interior parts has been recalled, have been placed by state game of than once. Iliat means rich people that everyone should have an equal We Give Old Fashioned !So Subotitute but 4 million of the toys were dis ficials on the number of applications who wouldn’t mind the unretumable opportunity to be selected, Butcher Service... tributed. hunters may submit for 700 permits $5 application fee could have an un regardless of financial status, I am For Quality The CPSC announced a recall of to hunt moose in Maine’s 1980 fair advantage in the lottery-type making the one application per per the sticks on Oct. 3. A spokeswoman experimental season. application process,” said an Inland son restriction.” Diana Rejects said it was not known how many the The law to hunt moose was passed Wildlife and Fisheries official Moose hunting was stopped in 1957 STONNWRS; market, although some corrected earlier this year by the Legislature, Wednesday. when the population fell below what and modified versions of the toy are after a 22-year absence from Maine’s “The law authorizing the moose was considered adequate for preser Another Term Mon. t Tues. 'til 6M 317 Ighland St. now being sold. sporting schedule. season was not clear on this matter,” vation. IBnirii' Crackfire Firecracker (Mattel, “There’s nothing in the law which said Commissioner Glen H. Manuel. Wed., Thun., t Fri. til 9:00 Inc.), which Swartz called “a stick of MANCHEISTER — Leo F. Diana will not accept a re MANCHESTER dynamite,” fires an inserted cap appointment to the town Library Board, thus ending 19 when the fuse of the toy is pulled. ’The Sat t Sunday HZCHLiLITD FJLSE mji&s it years of service — the last two of which were spent as 'til fiK)0 CONN. toy instructions warn not to fire it MCC Offers Mexico Trip chairman. closer than 12 inches away from the Diana said Wednesday he had told the board three ear, but Swartz warns that few MANCHESTER — The Spanish Department at of Anthropology, the Ballet Volklorico and many years ago that he didn’t want to be re-appointed, “but children will observe the rule. Manchester Community College announces a trip to marketplaces and historical sites. they re-appointed me anyway. So this time 1 told them I Tenth on Swartz’ list was Cham Mexico and the Yucatan, the region of Central America Reservations are limited for “An Immersion In wouldn’t accept it.” lillllllllll pion Target Game with Eight Safety that was the home of the ancient Mayan civilization. The Mexican Culture” are now being accepted. For further Diana said, “1 served for 19 enjoyable years. For most Darts (1976 Arco Industries Ltd.). He trip will take place from March 12 through March 22 and information and reservations, contact Dr. Toby of those years, it was the most unpolitical and GROCERY SPECIALS T Garden Fresh, Produce Specials said the 97 cent toy “and othei^ like is open to the general public as well as to MCC students Tamarkin, associate professor of romance languages. cooperative board. Manchester is fortunate to have such it present a genuine and very serious and staff members. All travel expenses, hotel accom Faculty West 209, Manchester Community College, 60 dedicated people serving it. But in the last couple of CELLO hazard. The darts could blind or in modations, admission fees and everything except meals Bidwell St., Manchester, Conn. 06040. Telephone 646-4900, years, controversies and difficulties have increas^ the DEL MONTE Edward Swartz, a Boston, Mass., trial attorney and child jure a child struck in the eye with a FRENCH or CUT BREEN KANS, Q K $ 1 safety activist displays what he considers to be the 10 worst are included In the cost of $560. Two college credits are extension 287. responsibility of the Library Board members.” dart or especially without its plastic available to those who participate. Diana citrt the problems on the contract for library WHOLE KERNEL or CREAM CORN ...... iroz.Uil la SPINACH .lOox. toys for 1979 at a press conference Wednesday. (UPI photo) tip.” Called "An Immersion In Mexican Culture,” the trip cleaning and severe budget restrictions. “The budget SUCED, CNUBHED, CHUNK C A £ FIRM will open with a three-day visit to Merida, capital of the restrictions made us curtail the raises we had anticipated Yucatan, with day trips to the famous Mayan ruins at giving to employees. That precipitated the union being DOLE PINEAPPLE 200.DSI' Chichen Itza and Ushmal. Next will be a stop at Isla formed, which we’d never had to deal with before. Things MOTTS <4 4 A TOMATOES .1V%lb.pkg. Anderson Knocks Carter Mujeres, a small island off the coast of Yucatan, for sun, changed too last.” Diana added he felt “Manchester is APPLE JUICE...... sand, sightseeing and shopping. The final four ^ y s will blessed to have one of the finest librarians in the state — WHITE OR PINK A GIFT OF TIME CAIN’S R A < BOSTON (UPI) — President (Darter can count on his reliance on a synthetic fuels program and hydroelectric be spent in Mexico City and include visits to the Museum John Jackson.” Diana made clear it wasn’t the changes that motivated energy, do nothing to prepare the U.S. for a sudden SWEET MIXED PICKLES...... te«. * bag political fortunes to continue shifting in the future no FROM his resignation. He said it was his Increased respon- 3 9 GRAPEFRUIT .aw. matter how well the American public perceives his shutoff of oil from the Middle Blast, Anderson said. sihilities as principal of Nathan Hale School that made handling of the Iranian crisis. Rep. John Anderson, R-Ill., "The president should be preparing for events of that CRISP says. kind,” he said. “Synthetic fuels are over the horizon. But OMEGA him choose his priorities. He said, “There are also other CRISCOOIL...... ««.» *1 .9 9 '■' '-Sv.*' thing* I do, aside from the Library Board and being a A recent opinion poll giving Carter his first-ever lead it isn’t going to help us in 1900 or ’81.” SNOW’S A A < im u cE over Sen. Edward M. Kennedy, D-Mass>, was not likely to Anderson said he was disappointed by the reluctance of principal. It was a matter of priorities.” MINCED CLAMS...... «,».D9 ' stay the same, the GOP presidential candidate told America's allies to take economic and dipiomatlc The Board of Directors was told at its meeting Tuesday nirtt of Diana’s decision. The board decided to give KING ARTHUR AAC reporters Wednesday at the downtown Harvard CTub. measures to help obtain the release of 50 /Gnerican ai__ Anderson also said Carter "lost a golden opportunity” hostages in Tehran. SWEATER CLASSICS n Una a letter of commendation at its Jan. 8 meeting. FLOUR...... aib.W'" He said the Japanese government, for example, has iiBrs Republican Town Director William Diana, Leo’s to build a nationwide conservation effort behind the wave by /\ brother, pointed out “for the record” that Leo had missed VANITY PAIR i l A £ on anti-Iranian feelings in the United States. continued to purchase Iranian oil on the spot nuiilcet for ■ISllllIK llll about $40 a barrel. »*« only one meeting during those 19 years. “Your brother The president’s lead over his chief Democratic SUSAN BRISTOL 350 DINNER NAPKINS...... »«4 9 * “We have a right to expect more than attitudes of that has served with distinction on that board,” Mayor challenger is real, Anderson said, “but he (Carter) With Coupon A* n ilh Coupon A- kind,” he said. Colorful Shetland Fair Isle Sweaters Stephen T. Penny said. shouldn’t conclude that’s a permanent situation.” He said designed with a handsome Yoke 4 4 But $7.50 Purchase $7.50 Purchase political fortunes can’t be predicted more than a few Ms At the Tuesday evening meeting of the Library Board, ■WFfTy* ton Placket weeks in advance. member William Buckley on the board since 1948 also ySOZEN&fOpS 100% Wool ‘ass'*m praised Diana. “He has ^ven excellent service. He will $|oo loo “This is one of the wildest political years in the history te missed greatly.” aaaaN aMHT (S vAMtntt) M A W of the republic," he said. 30 OZ. 29 LB. Americans have supported the president’s handling of RICECOMIO...... SWISS MISS the hostage situation in Iran, Anderson said, and Carter Mrs. Merritt Heads Club ona»A Q A o PURINA should have turned support into a national move to MANCHESTER - Mrs. Debra Merritt has been It a t e r t o t s ...... COCOA DINNER MIX energy conservation. elected presldoit of the Manchester Bake ’n Baste Club LIMIT ONE LIMIT ONB “He has been slow to see be could call on the American for the coming year. iSSmEJuicE.....'...... i.»89^ AT HIGHLAND PARK AT HIGHLAND PARK people for a measure of sacrifice,” Anderson said. Officers were elected at a meeting Dec. 1. I SA*ALM “The president has lost a golden opportunity... to rally OMEGA. The name itself expreesee love and ap Other officers elected were Mrs. Sandra Bowes, vice 8TMAWRENNT tHOBTCAKE or $ 4 A A With Coupon 4 preciation. For her and him. Matching subUo UjiA Coupon gr the American people for some sacrifice by calling on president and news reporter; Mrs. Anne Merritt, iMACKFONEfTCAKE...... -*1- S7.50 Purchase $7.50 Pitrehaj* them (to cut oil consumption),” he said. curved cases with adjustable mesh braceleta. treasurer; and Mrs. Donna Thibodeau, secretary. aioMwna W4 BQ Ihe president’s energy proposals, including increasing Plans for the coming year include programs on foods, LASMNA...... IMPERIAL PURER Use Your Vloo or Moalor Chorgo sewing, home arts, gardening, flower arranging and arts arounmra r 4 M AR9ARINE BLEACH Colors: Roae, Green and crafts. ONB GAL. The club will hold Its annuaL Christmas party fTUFRO BREEN PEPPEM...... ONI LB. Labor Aid Planned si ^_Y-CYCLE Heather Blue, Grey, Navy nurr-wMnonviujow §4 4Q ConvwtoyMirbleMtotoM Wednesday at the home of Debra and Anne Merritt. Sixes3440 * 3 5 .0 0 AMERICAN SMBLES...... HARTFORD (UPI) - The U.S. Department of Labor is in4oer •xereUsr In lMOOR LI aMAua - A u . vaium a Q | planning to allocate more than $10 million to Connecticut Moonda,.wWioul Ionia TWEED'S SPECIALTY SHOP Blind Group Plans Sale UMIT O N I UMIT ONB T M u n tH a s ia ...... - « l AT HIGHLAND PARK a t h io h l a n o p a r k CEITA agencies for a Summer Youth Employment •■■h i m i/wfnwn u m i i q i w m v MANCHESTER - The Greater Hartford Chapter of Program next year. Rep. William Cotter, D4Donn., said Open Daily 9:30-5:30 • Thun, til 9 P M the National Federation of the Blind will sponsor a sale ...... - * Ummmmmmmmmmmrnl We£iesday. Dec. 19 through 22 during regular banking hours at First 70 The CE'l'A program will provide disadvantaged youths, t t 7 MAM tn O T o WHIMTOIIIII Federal Saving, 344 W. Middle Turnpike. ages 14 to 21, with 10-week summer jobs in community “OMEGA MANCNUTEA The sale will include blind-made products from the service agencies at the minimum wage. icriimiFARR'S A B ( ^ of Education and Services for the Blind. The Hartford CETA consortium will receive the largest n OAm 114 P A i Persons Interested in additional information should sum, $1,775,472, Cotter said. caU 6494103. iiiiiin iiiii i l l l l V a - EVENING HERALD, Thuri., Dec. 13,1«7» EVENING HERALD, Thurs., Dec. 13, 1979 - 9 Firm Takes Option Legal Aid Service Coniesi Pays For Vacation DiCioccio Suceeds Penny In Industrial Park Seeks Contributions MANCHESTER.—In an effort to a parttime secretary. COVENTRY-Mr. and Mrs. Bruce In Friendship Lodge Post MANCHESTER — An option to The Economic Development Com About 250 persons have aralied for Ashline of Coventry recently mission refunded EUcot’s deposit. keep Ita operation! going after purchase lot ISA in the industrial February, Legal Serivcei of of legal services, Lessner said, but no returned from a week-long trip in MANCHESTER - John DiCioccio park has been taken by Craig White, White Cbrp., has paid two percent of records are kept of bow many clients New York City. Jr. of 16 Waddell Road has been McBride will be installing marsjtol. the $25,000 sale price, or $600. Mancheater ii leeking contribatlooi president of White International and applying for a grant. have been represented in court. Athline won the trip for he and his elected worshipful master of Charges will be given by Raymom'E. White said today the building, if ap Corp. A formal application for a grant The money on band will probably wife through a sweepstakes contest Friendship Lodge of Masons. He Bogue, Walter J. Hilmeman, John The corporation plans to build a proved by the Board of Directors, from the Conimunity Council of the run out in February, Lessner said, he entered. The contest was the Old succeeds Stephen T. Penny. VonDeck Jr. and Stephen T. Penny. 14,00(^uare-foot stMl-reinforced in would be used partly by his corpora Capitol Region Inc. wiU be nibmitted explaining the appeal for con Milwaukee Beer "Great American The semi-public installation of of- Grand Master Carl Anderson will dustrial building. tion for storage. He said he would by Friday, according to Josiah J. tributions. Places” sweepstakes and Ashline flcera will be Friday in the Masonic also take part. also rent a oortion of it. won by mail in a "second chance” Temple at 8 p.m. A special guest James W. McKay of Manchester White was a former partner of White did not conunent about the Ueaner, president of Legal Services, Nathan Agostlnelli, cbairnuui of Charles Coniam, a real estate said today. The grant, if approved, the board of the Chamber of drawing. that evening will be Carl J. Ander Lodge of Masons will be organist and litigation over the professional park, Ronald Erickson of Manchester will developer. White, a lawyer, and would come from Title 3 of the Older Commerce said today the chamber The couple has been married about son, most Worshipful Grand Master Coniam controlled a $20 million but said he resented the implications will notify members that it approves eight years and this was their first in Connecticut and bis entourage. be soloist. of Coniam’s bankrupcy on him. American's Act and could be used network of apartment buildings, only for outreach service to the the the project and will encourage vacation away from home. Ashllne is Also elected were Robert F. Instituted in 1965, Friendship racquetball courts, and office "I don’t see the relevance,” he elderly. them to contribute. a full-time factory worker and has a Ledoux, senior warden; James H. Lodge has become one of the most said. "I haven’t had any association buildings in M assachusetts and Lessner said Legal Services does part-time job with an area Wilson Jr., junior warden; AnderSon active masonic lodges in the state. with Coniam since 1975.” The office of Legal Services is in Connecticut. provide service for elderly persons newspaper. H. Zeldler, secretary; Elemard P. Best known for fraternal trips to "Every time I buy something, they the parish office building of St. The partnership ended in 1976, and and he foresees the opportunity to do He said although he lives only 200 Collet, treasurer and Robert 13. other states and countries, the lodge bring this up. But his assets are his Mary’s {Episcopal Church on Park plans to visit Washington, D.C. and the men are involved in a lawsuit more. Most of the lawyers in town Street. Contributions may be sent to miles from New York City he had McBride (past master) trustee for over who owns the Manchester and mine are mine. It’s as simple as never seen the Statue of Liberty. He five years. Alexandria, Va. in May. that.” are volunteers in Legal Services and that office. Professional Park on Broad Street, said they plan to buy some furniture Appointed officers are Russell F. Never on Sandiy provide legal counsel at no charge AadWTS Adoniram Council White's offices. and an energy-saving heater stove v Haugh Jr., senior deacon; Wayne M. to those who cannot afford to hire Stone, junior deacon; Richard G. MANCHEiSTER— Adoniram Coun Coniam was declared bankrupt last Legislation in 1845 ordered Joins Land Trust law ers. Tucked Into the Pyrenees for the fireplace, with some of the Claing, senior steward; William J. \ cil, Royal and Select Masters, will summer. White is still an active elections in the United States when the town voted not to accept mountaios between France $2,500. William Hale, president of the Heritage Savings and Loan Strickland, junior steward; William meet at the Masonic Temple in developer and last month purchased to take place during the first Community Development fimds, part and &>aln, Andorra has enjoy John DiCioccio the Sherwood Arms apartment com week of November because Association, accepts a certificate from Terry Parla, chairman ed eftecUve aovereiinty lince A. Ratcliffe,* marshal. Ellington Friday at 8 p.m. with "harvesting is over then and of the Conservation Commission, designating Heritage as a of which were to finance the opera 1278. Offldally a priMpallty, Chorus To Rehearse Rodney I. Gray thrice illustrious plex in Vernon for $1.47 million. tion of Legal Services, the group DiCioccio owns and operates Manchester Economic Development winter has not yet made the it has two noinioal co-princes Better Bedding II in Vernon. master, presiding. Illustrious Com The lot option White has purchased ro a^ impassable.” Tuesday corporate member of Manchester Conservation Land Trust assessed lawyer members and to whom it pays annual trib MANCHESTER -T he Beethoven He is a past master councilor of Commission and is active with the panion Arthur B. Maybeck Jr., grand had belonged to Ellcot Manufac was designated instead of Inc. The trust accepts land to be maintained for open spaces. collected about $1,300. ute — the pnwident of France Chorus will rehearse Tuesday from Manchester Democratic Party, standard bearer, of the Most Fhiis- Monday because many voters and the Spanish bishop . of 10 to 11 a.m. at Emanuel Lutheran John Mather Chapter, Order of turing Co., an aircraft manufacturer. Heritage donated $250 to the trust fund. (Herald photo by The group’s total budget is about Several past masters of the lodge sant Grand Council of the State of Ellcot gave up the option because the lived a day's Journey from a Urgel. Actual government, Church. New singers are invited to DeMolay; is a member of Sphinx polling place and objected to Adamson) $4,500, Lessner said, most of it to pay however. Is conducted by a 24- Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Ashline of Coventry look over the Temple Shrine. will participate in Friday’s in Connecticut will make this official land slope was too steep. come and sing the chorus. There will stallation: Robert A. Haugh will be . traveling on Sunday member Council-General. program of a show they saw while in New York City. Ashline Also, he is a member of the inspection. be a coffee hour before the rehearsal. installing master, with Robert B. won the trip and $2,500 in cash in a contest he entered. Offers dress will be tuxedos. Hundreds of ■stsatewi :sana»s Designs & Styles IX-C SKI PACKA6E P€RSONniT€€ eaP w e s t im p B ^ PtrSonMUSU i SpOriWM' FOR YOUR CHRISTMAS LIST night till -OOttC WHN.I VOU WAIT RAY'S OrMi Qins fm Any OccMlBw * SHOP WITH US FOR UNUSUAL OIFTS Christmas I FROM AROUND THE WORLD AT MOST OVEHERA REASONABLE PRICES. 24S SaOAD ST. HANCHlSTSa WHITE Houas: MOM-SAT, s-s^a THuaa TIL a auw u to b a.M. y John C. Thoyor § 'SENMG MMMIL s HOLIDAY SPECIAL £ R *SJN) r«b«tB on tho purchoM el|t S IF li ALWAYS I L. T. Thotehof B tho Ouorti Enorgy tBvor' TREASURE! OFOFTS 5 Mo(M 101 Porlabto £ j VKINKiaf WlKCaStt ECSIKIH B . 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Thiiri., Dec. 13. 1979- 11 Grasso Sets Iran Vigil HARTFORDU A Dm trrkD n (UPI)/YTDT\ -_ rLnt, Gov. irllaElla n»oira>.aprayers to those aSof people throughout To Preserve Farm Land Grasso has proclaimed next the country and the world for the safe ple who are being held hostage in Iran,” the governor said in her developer’s price. Wednesday a day of "Silent Vigil” in return of the hostages,” the governor HARTFORD (UPI) — Connecticut developer. proclamation. now officially owns the development Andrus said he had been ap He said his two daughters weren’t Connecticut as a sign of concern for said Wednesday. Mrs. Grasso is scheduled to attend “It is especially ironic that this il rij^ta to two farma, having paid proached by several developers and interested in farming and he will sell the 50 American hostages being held the land to the dairy farmer. a Silent Vigil at the Old State House legal act occurs during the season isn,000 to protect the agricultural already had sold more than 200 acres at the U.S. Embassy in Iran. Agriculture Commissioner the night of Dec. 19. A spokesman for which proclaims the message of land from the jaws of developers’ of his property. He said he has no Mrs. Grasso, one of President Leonard Krogh said the state Bond the governor said clergymen from peace on earth and goodwill toward bulldosers. children to leave the land to, but Carter's supporters, asked state Commission, as of November, ap around the state would be Invited to humankind. The spirit of the season Kaye Andrus of Lebanon was might sell it to farmers now leasing residents to gather “in every town proved buying the development and city” at 6:30 p.m. on Dec. 16, attend. is marred by the knowledge that handed a |S20,000 check Wednesday the land. there is only loneliness and uncer rij^ts to eight farms, including the light candles and reflect for a brief “The citizens of Connecticut and for his 2 ^ c r e farm in eastern "What remains isn’t large enough tainty for the captives and their two sales which were closed time on the situation in Tehran. the nation share the anguish and Connecticut and Robert Wookey to set up a dairy farm but it could be loved ones.” Wednesday. The sii u le s awaiting "By setting aside this brief time of frustration of the families of our peo signed forms and received a $252,000 used by adjacent dairy or poultry final approval toUl 1,947 acres and Silent Vigil, we add our thoughts and clMck for development rights to his men,’’ he said. will require about $3 million In bon 80-acre Watertown farm. Wookey said he too was ready to ding. Two other farms ready for "If this program hadn't come into unload Ws property to a developer Bond Commission action cover 284 effect, undoubtedly by now it would because the dairy farmer who leases Engineers Drop River Plan the land for 230 head of cattle acres and would require $505,320 in have been all subdlWded,” Andrus officials and environmentalists in tion in the hands of the Metropolitan couldn’t afford to match a borrowing. HARTFORD (UPI) - The U.S. said during a ceremony In Gov. Ella Army Corps of Engineers has other New England states. District Commission, based in Grasso’s office. He said the days of dropped its support of a plan to divert Joseoh Tmazin the crons' New Boston. Frank Muolo, a spokesman being the "cheapest bread basket In Fuel Situation Stable water from the Connecticut River to England Division planning chief, said for the commission, said a statement the world’’ were numbered. supply eastern Massachusetts, in Assistant Army Secretary Michael was planned today. Under Connecticut’s farmland HARTFORD (UPI) - The price of and an average price of 86.6 cmts. cluding Boston. Blumenfeld has ruled there is The MDC has sought since the preservation program, for which the No. 2 home heating oil increased The average was up 0.2 cents from A corps spokesman said nothing to be gained by federal par 1960s to divert the river for its Legislature has bonded $7 million the slightly in the last two weeks, but the average price two weeks earlier. Wednesday the decision was made ticipation in the diversion. eastern Massachusetts drinking past two years, the state buys the both price and supply remained fair “It's a slight change,’’ Kaplan due to opposition from Connecticut The decision leaves any future ac water supply. Connecticut purchased the development Lebanon while Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. development rights to land in an ly stable. Energy Department said. "It's holding. There’s no reason Wookey received $252,000 for 80 acres in attempt to keep agricultural acreage spokesman Russ I^plan says. for it to be going up. There’s a lot of rights of two farms during a ceremony free of housing tracts. Wednesday, in Gov. Ella Grasso’s office. Kaye Watertown in the first two acquisitions under Kaplan said Wednesday the oil out there and it's very stable.” :^|BIIBENa & THINOa the new law for preservation of agricultural The state pays the difference department’s bi-weekly survey of 63 He said the price of oil has been Andrus, second from left, received $320,000 between the basic land value and fuel oil dealers found a low price of 80 “holding its own” and “hasn’t really for development rights to 294 acres in lands (UPI photo) what it would be worth if sold to a changed since late September.” 6 4 3 -1 6 3 5 10% U N I O t t QUARTZ cents a gallon, a high of 90.9 cents Roll Call Vote I C ! T ! Z E N D I S C O U N T I Members of the Senate check the roll call Daniel Patrick Moynihan, D-New York; vote Wednesday after a motion to limit Russell Long, D-La., Robert Byrd, D-W. Va., FRESH HEATERS Man Held in Slaying SALE ENDS SAT. HOLLY • debate on the windfall profits tax failed by Abraham Ribicoff, D-Conn., and Bill BEAT THE HIBN COBT-OF- DEC. 15 seven votes. They are, left to right. Senators MISTLETOE • WREATHS • Bradley, D-N.J. (UPI photo) PLAIN OR DECORATED FU a O ILIII Will Defend Himself FRESH CUT FLOWERS • ENoav sAvim CORSAGES • ARRANGEMENTS CONTROLLEA MINIMIZES , , C R O s s m R n s HARTFORD. (UPI) - Kenneth Burak placing extra attention on the case to Bush Tops in State Survey SILK OR DRIED • CEMETERY CONSUMPTION says he will defend himself when he is assure the defendant’s rights were BASKETS • PRINCESS PINE ROPING Pin (J^ evans PRODUCTS comPRnv Abraham Ribicoff, D-Conn., and she tried for the torture slaying of a fellow protected. and Sen. Howard Baker, R-Tenn. CHRISTMAS CACTUS • HARTFORD (UPI) - Former The Senate list began with Mrs. ONLY New BriUin gang member, declining a “Without counsel we have almost the came out on top. POINSETTIAS • CYCLAMEN • United Nations Ambassador George Hanzalek, who is not a candidate, judge's suggestion he accept a public duty to explore almost anything we think She said that in both the presiden AFRICAN VIOLETS • AND Bush surfaced as the leading followed by Rep. Christopher Dodd, is important to the case," said Hartford HOLIDAY SAVINGS FOR YOU THROUGHOUT THE STORE! tial and senatorial categories no can defender. presidential candidate in a poll of 1.- D-Conn., who is a Senate candidate; MUCH MUCH MORE! Burak. 27. told Hartford Superior Court County State’s Attorney John M. Bailey didate’s name was mentioned and •99.95 800 residents of Suffield, Windsor and Rep. Toby Moffett, D-Conn.; former judge John D. Brennan Wednesday he Jr. "I think without counsel and without voters were given open-ended Blast Granby, says Rep. Astrid Han- choices. Congressman Robert Steele of would defend himself on murder, kidnap formal education in law we have to repre I THE BIKE SHOP zalek, R-Suffield. On the presidential side. Bush was HOLIDAY HOURS 9-9 SAT 6 SUN TILL 6 sent his rights.” Norwich; former Senate Minority 100 Sprue* StrMt ping and conspiracy charges. Mrs. Hanzalek said the 1,800 of 8.- followed by former President Gerald “Are you sure you don’t want counsel?" Brennan also Wednesday rescheduled Leader Lewis Rome of Bloomfield; 298 W. MIDDLE TPKE l A C f f o s s from stop s shopi ManchMtor • 647-1027 000 residents who answered her sur Ford, Sen, Edward Kennedy, D- the judge asked. "It seems to me it would for Jan. 16 impaneling of a grand jury to former New York U.S. Senator vey also were asked who they Mass., former California Gov. James Buckley, another Senate can be a lot easier for you. He’d be doing ail weigh indictments against Burak. The %#., preferred to succeed retiring Sen. Ronald Reagan. President Carter, didate, and Gov. Ella Grasso. s "PLANT PEOPLE ARE NICE PEOPLE" this work for you” grand jury was postponed while Bailey’s "No thank you. your honor," responded office looked into undisclosed additional former Texas Gov, John Connally the defendant, charged with the Aug. 31 information Burak submitted as evidence. stabbing daath of Arthur J. LaBier. 17. of Bailey said if the grand jury returns the R e d C ro ss New Britain. indictments, he will ask the court to name Burak was arrested in the Black Hills of a lawyer to at least sit with Burak to ad C o lle cts South Dakota one week after the slaying. vise him during the trial. E(X)N0MY GRADE New Britain police alleged LaBier was Under state law. a grand jury indict 2x4x8'STUD UREMYFM 7 9 P in ts tortured by Burak and another member of ment is required in crimes punishable by OUR EVERYDAY ( the Lords youth gang to obtain informa life in prison. That is the maximum LOW PRICE \ M naSTIM IS . 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Silva of 143 Keeney St., University with an master of Kience Manchester were married Dec. 1 at Calvary Temple in Manchester, elected worshipful degree in electrical engineering, he Manchester High School Announces Honor Roll West Hartford. master of Manchester Lodge of is employed by Northeast Utilities as Raymond Lima, Satan Woodhouse Chartler, Brenda Chasse, The bride is the daughter of Mrs. Arthur Fish of 102 a staiff engineer, and is a senior Kelly Henderson, Laura Randl Pivnick, Thomas f- Masons at its annual meeting. ta'SfSSSer £ M^'i^fvldCrS “ McKiewlcx, Douglas Marti, . I'n ' Donald Cockertiam, Richard Hewitt, Kathryn Hickey, Powen, Mary Prlakwaldo, Cider Mill Road, Bolton, and the late Arthur B. Fish. Regular Honors U r a d e IZ Colantl, Phyllii Combs, A semi-public Installation of lodge member of the Institute of Electrical roU for Muichester High Mi^uck'i. Karen Mo’ttMm! Glenn Marx, Holly Masiett, Kathleen Hubbard, Diane Ellen Rappaport, Keith Ray, Mr. Calef is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Glendon Calef of Regular Honors Monique Cormier, Charles officers will be held Saturday, at 8 and Electronics Engineers. He Is School; John Mullaney, Ronald Karen Albert, Soheil Robert Moquin, Marc Jean, Edward Joy, Michael Elena Rock, Susan Roth, Dixfield, Maine. Ahghart, Beth Apter, Brenda O’Connell, Stella Orduz. Patricia Adami, Robert Costello, Sharon Cot, Laurie p.m. at the Masonic Temple. also a registered professional Mullen, Sara Mullen, Kaszowski, Susan katz, John Alesia Sadosky, Francis J. Grade 10 - Baltovick, Jeffr^ ^rgeron, Matthew OreiUy, Patricia The Rev. Ronald Nasshan of Wethersfield and the Rev. Other elected officers are Donald engineer in the states of Connecticut Jonathan Newcomb. Adams, Pamela Andrulonis, Croft, Gloria Diana, Linda Kelly, David Kolbe, C^thia Sapita, M itchell Schardt, High Honors Marjorie Botteron, Lisa OrlowakI, Joseph Panaro, Kathleen Ano, Linda Ather, James Egglmann of Windsor officiated at the douhle-ring Rhonda Norell, Lisa Dube. Kurowski, Hmars Labrencia, Bette Sheldon, Dana Sibrinti. D. Wells, senior warden; Warren L. and Massachusetts. Brugnetti, Timothy Clancy, Constance Parker, Michael ceremony. Mrs. Evelyn Watts of East Longmeadow, Paige Anthony, B liu Anne Paggiolt, Ellen Paul, Ronald Robert Bagshaw, John P. Patricia Dudzik, Lisa Duf Cheryl Lesia. Diana Slebold, Elizabeth Potter, junior warden; William R. He and his wife, Dorothy, have one Blodget, Deborah Dienst, Catherine Cochran. Pohl, Tracy PouUot, Bridget Baker, Theresa Balboni. fy, Glenn Eiagleson, Jon East Mass., was organist. Soloists were Miss Sue Kane of Hewitt, treasurer; Joseph M. child, Walter, and are members of Pedemonte, Joseph Placenta, Alan Liggett, Amy Undaay, S m ith , S c o tt K. Sm ith, Mellsia Donaghue, Laura Patricia Cone, Margaret puUra. Donald Barnett, Anna man, Edgar Ezerins, Jane Julie Lohr, Karla MagadinI, Richard J. Spiller, D U m Hartford and M ss Darlene Johnson of Windsor. Hyland, past master, secretary and Trinity Covenant Church. Patricia Prior, lju ra Putira, GatxUewlcx, Tania Gembala, Karen Quinn, Cheryl Santoro, Donovan, Lawrence Dupont, (jathy Roy, Julie Ryan, Marie Barnowski, Sharon Feragne, Christopher Fields, A la n a M a jo r , L y n d a Stavnltaky, Criiig Stevenson, The hride was given in marriage hy her cousin, The installing suite for Saturday’s David Gorman, Karen Beauregard, Janet Benito, Elizabeth Fields, Stephen trustee for three years; and William Nancy Scranton, Corinna Lucette Emond, Kathleen Joanne Sartor, Kimberly Mandeville, Kathy Manseau, E lle n S w a llo w , B ria n Theodore Moran of Bolton. Grinavlcfa, Cherie Haccock, Erickson, Diana Flavell, Savles, Carole Schreiber, Diane Berman, Mark Flosdorf. J. Desmond, trustee for five years. ceremonies are all past masters of Shensie, Barbara Silver. D ia n a M arch an d , Todd Sweeney, Andre Thlvlerge, Mrs. Joyce Moran of Bolton was her cousin's matron of Held Hanaon. Edward French, Lawrence Courtland Sears, Mary Senna, Bilodeau, Kathleen Blasko, Linda Fraher, Robert Appointed officers are Ernest J. Manchester Lodge. They are James Elizabeth Solecki, Sharon Marchuk, Patience Martlnn, Cara Thompson, Lisa TUden, honor. Bridesmaids were Mrs. Dolores Haberem of Sharon Hiera, Debra Jet. French. Lynn Sentivany, Carolyn sner- Faith Blette. French, James Gallagher, Kjellson, senior deacon; Eric J. Sin- A. Stratford and Eiarl M. Robertson, Sporck, Sandra Stauffer, V ick i M artin K im berly Jennifer Walker. Bolton and Miss Barbara Fish of Toledo, Ohio, sisters of duit, Brenda KraviU, Dan Le, Leon Getchell, Timothy N. man. Fred Boishardt, Mary Kelly Gaduette, Melissa namon, junior deacon; Bruce F. installing masters; George R. Catherine Steele, Deborah Massett, Sarah McClain. Sally Watt, Joanne Weiss, Diana Lindsay, Martha Green, Donna Grinavich, Kimberly Sidway, Patrick Boaaidy, Lorrie Botteron, the bride; and Miss Kim Moran and Miss Sandy Stokes, Jennifer Sutton. Geagan, Ana Gonzalez, Maureen McKeman, Geof- Kelly Wilkinson, Alan Wilson, Rothwell, senior steward; Ylo An Ouillette, installing chaplain; and M artin H ancock, Brenda Silver, Alison Smith, Carolyn Michael J. Brennan, Jonathan Williams, both of Bolton and cousins of the bride. Denise Marteney, James Meek, Cheryl Trombley, Steven Jacqueline Gorka, Patricia frey Michaud, David Minch, Karen Wojnarowskl, Lauren son, junior steward; Robert W. Lock, Joseph M. Hyland, installing Johnson, Judith Kidd, Todd Somerset, Mark St. Onge, Beauchemin and Diane Beauchemin, both of Ellington Dolores Melendez, Jennifer Troy, Michael Tuner, Aman^ Brown, William Brown, Marie Gronda. Elizabeth Neubelt, Mary Woodhouse, Kelly Woods, marshal; Walter A. Person Jr., past marshal. They will be assisted by Korbusieskl, Ann Krajewskl. Suzanne Staub, Jill Tracy, and twin nieces of the bridegroom were flower girls. Nelson, Barry F. Smith, Vogelsang, Tammy White, Brugnetti, Peter Bushnell, Sheri-Lynn Hagenow, Susan Neubelt, Sally Newmann, Lynne Wright, Jacqueline master, chaplain; John 0. Nelson, James W. McKay, organist and Annette Krol, Jill Lampson, Nancy Walsh, Laura Webb, Hall, Robert Halldin, Michael Douglas Woodbury, Christine Gregory Williams, Steven Rosemary Busky. Glenn A. Packman, Mark Young, Stefan Zajac, Barry S. Peter Marotta of Hartford served as best man. Ushers historian; Frank H. Gakeler, past Ronald J. Erickson, as soloist. Zito. Marla Levy, Judy Libera, Lorie Wilson, Charles Gregory Cassells, David Halvorsen, Lesley Harrison, were Craig Calef of Hartford and Dana Calef of R obert F. Silva Wirta. Petrasso, Carlyn Petricca. Zalcman. master; tyler; James W. McKay, Members of John Mather Chapter, Grade 11 Springfield, Mo., the bridegroom’s brothers; Robert Order of DeMolay will serve as organist; and Lyle T. Neddow, past Valley of Hartford, and the Connec High Honors Holbrook of Hartford; and Scott Borderud of New ushers, and the presentation of the Brunswick, N.J. master, historian emeritus. ticut Consistory of Norwich. He is Scott Brown, Deborah Silva is a member of the Fellow- also a member of Sphinx Temple, colors will be made by the Burgess, Doreen Buyak, Mary A reception was held at Fellowship Hall of Calvary Manchester Assembly, Order of Temple, after Which the couple left for the White Moun craft Gub of Manchester Lodge of Order of the Mystic Shrine and the Calabro, Diane Cox, Susan Masons, Delta Chapter of Royal Arch Omar Shrine Gub of Manchester. • Rainbow. Dauer, Denise Davies. James tains in New Hampshire. They are residing in Refreshments will follow the in Manchester. Masons, Adoniram Council of Royal A graduate of Tufts University Donnelly. and Select Masters, the Ancient stallation and will be served by Tem Lora Edwards, Melissa Fa Mrs. Calef is employed at Travelers Insurance Co. in with a bachelor of science degree in Accepted Scottish Rite Bodies of the ple Chapter, Order of Eastern Star. bian, Kathleen Foye, Mary Hartford. Mrs. Calef is employed at Westinghouse Elec electrical engineering and Purdue Mrs. Bruce A. Calef Lee Holt. Heather Johnson, tric Corp. in Windsor. (Parkington photo) Larry Krupp, Lyn Ann Lum- bra, Beth MacDonald. Marcella MacDonald. Linda McDowell. Barbara Rennert. ABWA Engaged Fairbanks Named Emcee Peter Robinson, Susan .. HAMILTON BEACH Schneider, Michael ‘Butt«r-Up' Corn Poppor The engagement of Miss Laura Schoeneberger, Merit L. Meets Ann Nimirowski of Manchester to For AL Awards Banquet Schultz, Melissa Spiel. Jen 13.70 O u rR e g -IM t nifer Sullivan. Michael P. Richard James Thompson, also of The KnosheCs deUflhi...large 4^^l. Surh, John Whiton, Andrew size butters com tutomatlcally. 3 Manchester, has been announced by Ted Fairbanks, past commander of lU years and was the department’s her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Michael Wickwire. No-stIck lining, thermostat. ISXXS Monday the Dilworth-Comell-Quey Post of safety and motorcycle officer. In W. Nimirowski of 23 Tower Road, Grade 12 the American Legion in Manchester cooperation with the Legion, he con Robin Chapter, American Business Manchester. High Honors Women’s Association, wili hold its has been selected to serve as master ducted the Lite-a-Bike program for Mr. Thompson is the son of Mrs. of ceremonies for the annual awards Lisa Abell. Mark Albert, annual Christmas Party and meeting Mary S. Thompson of 15 Andor Road, the Police Department in the local Michael F. Albert, Richele presentation and banquet set for schools. on Monday, at the Marco Polo Manchester, and the late Raymond Balyeat, Laura Bangasser, Saturday at 7 p.m. at the post home, Fairbanks is a charter past presi Restaurant in East Hartford, There M. Thompson Sr. Shari Bauer, Karen Bensen, American Legion Drive, dent of the Hartford County In will be a cocktail hour at 6:30 p.m. Miss Nimirowski graduated from Neill Berggren, Andrea Blish. Manchester, dustrial Fire Prevention Association, Denise Bolduc, Laurie and dinner will be served at 7. Manchester High School in 1978. She Santa Claus will appear and dis There will be a social hour at 6, a past treasurer of the Hartford Bolduc, Pamela Breen, Jen is currently attending Manchester followed by a full course turkey nifer Brewer, Suzanne Brown, tribute the grab bag presents that Community College and will County Industrial Safety Committee, dinner at 7. a charter past secretary/treasurer U sa Buck. Susan Cain, Cheryl each member is asked to bring. The graduate in May 1980. She is a Camire, Holly Cass. William prewnt will be distributed after the ‘.V, is Fairbanks, long active in Legion for the Connecticut Association of member of the Riture Secretaries affairs, served in the U. S. Navy A. Cavedon. business meeting, following which Club and is employed at D&D School Buildings and Grounds Super Frank Chavez, Christine there will be singing of Christmas during World War II aboard a visors. He is a past president of the HAMILTON BEACH Caterers in Manchester. destroyer in the European-Africian Cheney, Cynthia Churchill. Carols. Mr. Thompson graduated from Manchester Municipal Employees Daniel Collins, Lesa Collins, Three-Spoed Hand Mixer Members of the Mountain Laurel theaters, in the north and south 5 -# Retirees Association, Inc. and a Catherine Connors, Kimberly Manchester High School in 1977, He Atlantic Oceans and in the South Chapter in West Hartford will join is employed at Fh'att & Whitney Divi former vice president of Chapter Daniels, Leslie Dauer. 8.70 Our Reg. 10M Pacific. He was discharged in 1945 t)r.I Thomas Demko. the Robin Chapter for the festivities. sion of United Technologies Corp. in Laura A. Nimirowski 1275, AARP. He is also a member of Ughtyrelght, aesyto-hindla, yet with the rank of petty officer in the Timothy Devalve, Susan Business women in the area who are East Hartford. the Manchester Lodge of Elks where Kwertul enough lor rrraat any job. Engineering Division. he served as its organist for 11 years. Dreisbach, MarciEdelson, .ongwear chromesilated beaters interested in attending may do so by No wedding date has been set. m During his involvement with the He has served as parade marshal for Penny Elder, Teri Ferguson, calling Mrs Helen Rhuda at 569-1250 iRowett photo) Elaine Fuss, Susan for reservations. American Legion, he served on several parades including the 50th various committees and chaired the Anniversary Parade for the Army it Greenberg, Diane Halland- House and Bar Committees. He has brand, Cheryl Hennequin, Navy Club of which he is a memter. Gayle Marie Holtn Carol served as the athletic officer He is an incorporator of the Horlburt, Katherine Link. Catholic Ladies Plan Party manager of the junior baseball team Theodiire L. Fairbanks Savings Bank of Manchester and of Angela Litrico, Jeffrey which won four First District cham Manchester Memorial Hospital. He Lombardo, Penny Lutzen, gift for a teen-ager, wrapped and Gibbons Assembly, Catholic Ladies Refreshments will be served. pionships and one state cham Town Permanent Memorial Day retired in July 1976 as superintendent Francis Maffe, Doreen of Columbus will conduct its Christ marked for either a boy or a girl and Anyone not contacted may call pionship in 1963, as publicity officer Committee, a former town director of buildings and grounds for the Maillet, Sandra Mazzone, mas party on Tuesday, at 7:30 p.m. the age for which it would be Mrs, Arthur Smachetti at 649-3549. and as post adjutant. He is a past and chairman of the town’s building Manchester Board of Education after Barbara McFall, Douglas at the Knights of Columbus Hall, suitable. Mrs. Arthur Smachetti is chairman commander and a past finance of and sites committee. 20 years of service. MsEk Main Street, Manchester. Also, those wishing to participate and her committee members are ficer for the First District American He is a former director and past Tickets for the awards banquet are. Dolores Micfal, Joan Miles, Entertainment will be by the Folk should bring a small ornament to Mrs. Edward Socha, Mrs. John Legion. president of the Manchester Little available from Ernest "Linders, post Elizabeth Mohr, Peggy Mul- dooo, Lynn Naretto, William WARING Daluxe Can Group of the Church of the Assump decorate the table Christmas tree, Tierney, Mrs. Irene Bergin, Mrs. In May 1976 he was awarded a life League, served as a member of the steward, or they may be purchased E tion directed by Mike Kohu. which will be given to some lucky John Connor, Mrs. James Reardon Nlghan, Ellen O'Brien, Opaner/KnHe Sharpener membership. He is a member of the Manchester Police Department for at the door prior to the banquet. Annette Packard, Debra Members are requested to bring a winner later that evening. and Mrs. Al Gates. 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EAST HARTFORD - Mrs. Vic McGill, 77, of 1448 E llin ^ n Road, toria (Daley) McGrath, 62, of 125 Alcoholic Halfway House Handicaps South W in ^ r, died Wednesday at Woodlavni Circle, East Hartford, By LAUREN DAVIS SHEA Manchester Memorial Hospital. She died Wednesday at St. Francis that night and over again lor two step should be a halfway house. Hospital and Medical Center. Herald Reporter days. It is part of the illness of Evans said the closest halfway house By Len Auster was the wife of William E. McGill. alcoholism.” In Celtic Victory By LAUREN DAVIS SHEA She was bom in Cambridge, Mass., Bom in East Hartford, she was a MANCHESTER - The chairman Is now in Hartford, and the other is in Herald Reporter lifelong resident. She was employed of the emergency department at Evans and Butterfield will present Eastford in Northeastern Connec and had lived in South Windsor most their proposal at the Jan. 8 executive BOSTON (U PI) — New many games and fell to 11-18. was more tolerant of his team’s | MANCHESTER - The town’s of her life. She was a member of by the G. Fox & Co. of Hartford for Manchester Memorial Hospital will ticut. latest triumph. session o i the Manchester Comfnuni- Jersey Nets’ Coach Kevin "i felt good tonight, it just felt Commission on Handicapped wili the last 12 years. She was a com back a proposal by the hospital’s The house would offer counseling - One Did, Other Forgot “They get a pat on the back from Wapping Community Church and ty Council. Dr. Butterfield said he have accessihiiity surveys ready for Wapping Grange. municant of St. Isaac Jogues Church, alcohol and drug counselor that a services and follow-up care prlnnari- There was a definite contrast when you compare the 1979-80 lx.ughe.7 ha, long b « n an ,d- the coach on Uiis one,” Fitch said. East Hartford. halfway house be established here had, "No idea” where the funding ly for alcoholics and also for drug mirer of Dave Cowens, hot he .. distribution to building owners who Eiesldes her husband, she leaves a would be found. basketball openers of East Catholic and crosstown Manchester “It was “We did a lot of good things out are interested by Jan. 8. son, William C. McGill of South Besides her husband, John F. for recovering alcoholics. abusers. Depending on the size of the Wishes the Boston Celtics cap- just one of those there. Cowens was the saving grace McGrath, retired detective sergeant Dr. Robert Butterfield said today, Evans said private and federal funds house, an undetermlnd number of High. The Eagles surprised five-time Western Massachusetts At the commission’s meeting Windsor; a daughter, Mrs. Carolyn S. would be u s ^ Initially, but that the tain would save his best efforts nights when on an awful lot of rebounds. He stood Doyle of Vernon; four grandchildren, of East Hartford Police Department, "We always think this is a lovely recovering alcoholics would live state c h ^ p or runner-up Springfield Commerce, 61-47, while Wednesday night, member Richard program would become self suppor for some other team. everything felt out because he was so aggressive,” Lawrence presented the group with Jeffrey and Brian McGill of South she leaves two sons, William J. community and that we don’t have there for from one to three months. the Indians were scalped by less-than-normally patient good.” Fitch said. McGrath of Marlborough and John P. the problem of alcoholism, but we do. ting in the future. He and Butterfield They would get help finding jobs and Simsbury High, 47-42. "The Celtics are a good team, but composites of the survey, which Windsor, Mrs. Terry Cassell of said the main thing was to get people Cowens is sensational,” said The Celtics led ail Clifford Robinson led New Jersey review a building’s parking, exterior Maryland and Michael Doyle of Ver McGrath of East Hartford; a It’s hiddeb in the homes.” permanent housing. High each netted $2,572.25 from the every checkpoint,) with 20 points while Winford Boynes enthused for the project. Elast Coach Jim Penders was im Loughery, whose Nets dropped a 116- approach and sanitary facilities. non, and two great-grandchildren, brother, John Daly of Manchester; a Dr. Butterfield added, "There are Pat Sbardt. head of the rnmmiinitv pressed by his club’s ability to dic Thanksgiving Day morning football and rookie Larry contributed 16 and Calvin Natt 15. a lot of people who go through “If people know I need this, they’ll Service Council, said today_ she 102 decision Wednesday night to the EKwrways, electric switches, water Ryan Cassell of Maryland and Eric sister, Mrs. Patricia Bonsmier of tate tempo to the upbeat, nin-and- clash, according to information Celtics. ’Tve always admired David. Bird contributed to Chris Ford had a trio of three-point Stockton, N.J., and six detoxification and then have nowhere come forward and volunteer to help couldn’t give an opinion on the supplied by Dick Cobb, Manchester the cause with 21 fountains, telephones, and elevators Doyle of Vernon. us with fundraising,” Evans said. Dr. gun (Commerce quintet. “They fell Watching him dive for loose balls, baskets in chipping in 18 for Boston. grandchildren. to go except back on the streets. At proposal because she hadn’t seen it as director of athletics. That’s an in points, nine in the are also on the survey. Funeral services will be Saturday, Butterfield said simply, "We’ve got into our hands,” was Uie way the you appreciate the effort he puts out. Ford is leading the league in three- 9 a.m., at Wapping Community Funeral services will be Friday, least we need to start with a halfway of yet. “Our group doesn’t imple crease from a year ago... Roger Ouellette, commission to try.” third-year Eagle leader put it, "The It’s good to see someone work that third quarter. New Jersey trailed 88- point percentage, an irony because Church, South Windsor. Burial will 10:15 a.m., from Callahan Funeral house to get some insight into their ment programs. We just encourage chairmap, said, "The survey is Evans said, "I know we need it, tempo was slow, deliberate. They Expansion is on the mind of the hard. He’s a tribute to the pro 75 entering the fourth period, pulled Boston was the main opponent to the be in Center Cemetery, East Hart Home, 1602 Main St., East Hartford, problems." people to present programs and try first-year Big East Conference, to within nine, but could get no new rule. primarily for buildings built before everybody knows that. Right now, didn’t beat us downcourt once.” game.” with a mass of Christian burial, 11 William Evans, the alcohol and to put them into effect, or we try to which wuld love to have a closer. Nevertheless, Loughery was "The big thing about taking the 1971. We hope businesses will ask us ford. Her family will receive friends people are put in single rooms and lit Manchester Coach Doug Pearson, Cowens scored a game-high 24 for the survey.’’ a m., at St. Isaac Jogues Church, drug counselor at both Rockville and find people who can help.” Philadelphia-based school join pleased with his team’s persistence. shot is that you nave to make sure it at Samsel-Bassinger Funeral Home, tle follow-up care is provided to help on the other hana, wak extremely dis points, grabbed 15 rebounds and Ouellette said the commission 419 Buckland Road, South Windsor, East Hartford. Burial will be in St. Manchester Memorial Hospitals said Department of Health Services appointed In Uie way his club played. because it is a major media (l.e. “We got off to a bad start in the comes in the flow of the game,” said Tuesday, “Right now I have a them survive. The emergency room Assistant Director Ronald Kraatz handed out three assists to pace decided not to knock on doors asking Friday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Mary's Cemetery. Calling hours are It ran into early foul trouble—"most television) market. And expansion, Boston to its 13th win in 14 home first and third periods. We missed a Ford, who was 3-for-6 in three today from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. chronic alcoholic here with no facili at Manchester Memorial finds this a said Wednesday, “The Community specifically the Field House, is on the lot of layups when the game was pointers. "You can't take the shot un businesses to participate because, Memorial contributions may be daily problem.” were stupid fouls" —and never did games. Memorial donations may be made to ty where we can put him. He has- Services Council hasn’t dealt with mind of Connecticut Director of within reach but we never gave up,” less you have people under the "Commission members felt that made to Manchester Memorial Dr. Butterfield said the halfway exhibit its offense. "When we ran our The victory upped the Celtics’ St. Isaac Jogues Cburch, 61 Home been in the hospitai four times in this at all. All we know is what we AUiletics John Toner. Loughery said. would be negative public relations. Hospital. house is the "missing link” in treat offense we got an easy basket. But record to 22-7 and kepi them tied with boards. There's a method to the Terrace, East Hartford. three days. Drinking in the morning glean from newspaper accounts. Of "We’re planning on an 8,(XX) seat Boston Coach Bill Fitch, who has a We want this to be positive, with peo Helen O. Cross ment of alcoholism. "Once people we only did it 6 or 7 times,” Pearson Philadelphia for first place in the craziness. If you use it in the concept ple coming to us. Those buildings to the point of sickness, coming in course, we’re receptive to con arena on campus,” Toner stated at habit of undermining Celtics wins of the game, it can be beneficial" VERNON - Helen 0. Gross, 57, of Anthony Krawaki Jr. accept their alcoholism, the next expresMd. NBA’s Atlantic Division. New Jersey that comply with needs expressed in and out of the hospital, doing it again sidering it.” Monday’s Big East Conference press with some not-so-subtle criticism, 31 Sunnyview Drive, Vernon, died 'The Indian leader could be lost to Boston for the third time in as the survey will have the handicapped SOUTH WINDSOR - Anthony F. gathering on the Storrs campus. Wednesday at Rockville General heartened by Uie defensive display, logos affixed to them” Krawski Jr., 72, of 22 Sullivan Ave., "The present budget has authorized Hospital. She was the wife of Walter but definitely not by Uie fouling. That Ouellette said commission East Windsor Hill section of South planning. They’re doing the study H. Gross. forced starter Alex Britnell to Uie members would go out in teams of Windsor, a founder of the South Training Center Study right now to graphically, statistically Bom in Rockville, she had lived in pines, along wiUi Bill Anderson, wiUi two to do surveys at businesses Windsor fire department died this five-and-a-half minutes left in the show what it can do for Connec Vernon all her life. She was a morning at the Manchester Free Throws Decisive which request them. The commission ticut." member of St. Joseph's Church and first quarter. will also be working with the Memorial Hospital. He was the hus UConn in the future will play on St. Helen’s Society and the Mr. and Despite the poor showing against Chamber of Commerce and the town band of Anna (Dynas) Krawski. campus, when school is in session un Mrs. Club of the First Lutheran Planned by Educators Simsbury, which traditionally has building inspector’s office. Bom in Ellington March 9,1907, he given Manchester fits in basketball, less the ticket demand calls for a Sports Slate] Church. spent most of his life in South Wind By LAUREN DAVIS SHEA Center Director Norman Fendeil In other business, the commission besides mainstreaming, a state law soccer, baseball, etc., Pearson move "downtown,” (i.e. Hartford Besides her husband, she is sur sor. He and his brother owned and Herald Reporter said today that while 75 percent of requiring that schools be accessible As MCC Extends decided to work with the Manchester realizes there are l9 more games to Civic Center, 15,400 seats for basket vived by her father, Vincent the students cannot handle com to the handicapped has affected the K riH a v Police Department and the Board of operated the Krawski Brothers Farm MANCHESTER -T h e staffing, the schedule and his club must ball), in Hartford, and "we don’t Orlowski; a son, Robert W. Gross petitive employment, all the students center. Eight straight free throws MCC is now off until Dec. 28 when Shealey 10. Clarence Willoughby Directors to get penalties for those for over 50 years, growing potatoes programming and services at the rebound —and forget the opener. want to leaven New Haven out,” BASKKTBALL and three sisters. Miss Blanche and tobacco. He was a member of St. are involved in some type of work, "Buildings must be barrier free. In down the stretch proved to be it’ll host Massachusetts Bay Com pumped in a game-high 29 tallies for Knfirld at ManrhpNlpr. 8 who park in handicapped spots when Regional Occupational Training "We had a lot of first game jitters,” Toner adds. The New Haven munity College at East at 7:30. Orlowski and Miss Rose Orlowski, Francis of Assisi Church and was one depending on their capacity. small school systems, this can be South Central while teammate Mike Bulkele) at Fanl . m . Walter Cassells Sr., both of “we feel in time there will be add Fendeil said he's looking forward to Former St. Thomas Aquinas AtProposed Vocational Rehabilitation in Hart goal was to train handicapped wouldn't say), wife of Blast Catholic M K HOCKKV Toiland, died Tuesday after a long il Manchester, and Mrs. Carol Meilus itional students prepared for com- the study. hoopster Rod Foster had 17 points ford. The agency has films which are students to handle competitive basketball/baseball Coach Jim F e r m i at Manrhe$(ter (Bolton), lness. of Wethersfield, one granddaughter petive employment.” Tue»lay night in UCLA’s 77-74 loss to available on a loan basis to help the employment. Penders, ran in the Turkey Day Five- Title Match 7 :5 0 The daughter of William and and three grandsons and several Fendeil added that many students Notre Dame. The Saint standout was commisflon. Margaret (Gardier) Thompson, she Due to laws requiring that those Mile Road Race and finished in 50:50. An EVENING HERALD, Thurs., Dec. 13.1979- 17 16 - EVENING HERALD. Thuri., Dec. 13, 1179 Top Back Indian Matmen Open 1979-80 Slate Saturday Ruel Assumes meets by two points and we lost our Walters and sophomore Steve Farley hurt,” Bernstein spoke of Beckman, when he was sidelined with a back in should be strong. "It’s very hard to By LEN AUSTER last two strictly because of injuries.” also vying for mat time. Slimmed “Last year he was 10-3 when he got jury. “If he stays healthy, he’ll be My about the league. The state tour Laurels Herald Sportswrlter Senior Mark Albert draws the nod down senior Keith Ray, elected co hurt. And the only ones who beat him tough to heat,” Bernstein assesses. nament again last year proved the Experience gained a year In the 96-pound class with his back-up captain, will be at 138 with senior are gone.” “The last year we had so many CCIL to be the toughest league In the ago should reap benefits in sophomore Tom Machuga. Scott Christensen in support. Senior Chris Boudreau wrestles at seniors start was Bob’s (former state.” 1979-80 for the Manchester Sophomore Mike Griffin gets the “Keith was at 188 a year ago. He’s 185 with junior Bemie Zimmerman coach Bob Alibrio) last year,” Berns Schedule: Dec. 15 Rockville / Righting Montreal start In the 105-pound class while down to 140 but he can still bench tein notes. That year the Silk To White also In contention while the unlimited High wrestling team. Rham H, 19 Killlngly A, Jan. 9 MONTREAL (UPI) - Ber- "I feel it is necessary In the best In- senior Dan Collins, who was third In press over 300 pounds,” marveled class is well stacked with three Towners went 11-4. “A realistic goal Glastonbury A, 11 Cheney Tech H, 19 He was elected to the Hall of Fame ’The Indian matmen, 7-8 a year ago the LL meet last year, holds down NEW YORK (UPI) - nie "Boom Boom” Geoffrion terests of the club Bernstein, “He lost all the weight grapplers. Either 6-foot-4, 250-pound is to win 10 of the 15 meets,” views Penney H, 23 East Hartford H, 26 In 1972. In an injury plagued campaip, open the post at 112. last spring. I expect him to have an Bernstein, “I think we should have a and my family that Geoffrion became coach of the senior Scott Cratty or 6-foot, 200- Hall A, 30 Conard A, Feb. 2 Giarles White has kept the has lost a few pounds and the new season Saturday afternoon Senior Tony Rozie handles the excellent year. He’s made an obvious pound junior John Walrath will draw good season. The seniors have Wethersfield H, 6 Simsbury A, 9 En I don't coach the Rangers for the 1968-69 season but tradition growing at the hasn’t slept well since the with a triangular meet against Rham duties in the 119-pound bracket with commitment to wrestling and that is the nod with 5-(oot-8, 195-pound matured a lot from last year. They Canadiens any was forced to resign because of ul field H, 13 Fermi H, 16 Windham A, University of Southern Califor and Rockville at Clarke Arena at 1 junior Dan KIbbie also a possibility. part of the reason he was elected co- junior Andy Gibson another possibili have a little more Mwy and that’ll hockey season began but a longer,” Geoffrion cers. He moved to Atlanta as the 19 East Catholic A, 22-23 Clau LL o’clock. Senior Jeff Dolin, a first-year captaln.” ty. “Cratty and Walrath are very help us.” nia. medical examination gives told reporters in Flames’ first coach In 1972 and Meet, March 1 State Open Meet. "We should have a good year grappler. Is at 126 while senior Bill Senior Joe Smith opens at 155 with strong kids,” Bernstein cited. Top picks in the CCIL, Bernstein Named as the Heisman Trophy- him a clean bill of health, said front of Grund- coached there for 2W years until his Check sports slate for starting times. because we have a lot of seniors,” Pallza draws the start at 132. sophomore Steve Farley battling him Besides Ray and Beckman, the sees, are Windham and Penney. winner last week, White added man's office. health failed him again. OKLAHOMA CITY (UPI) - For Montreal Managing Director voiced ’Tribe Coach Barry Bernstein, Sophomore Steve Machuga may also for the position. Senior co^aptaln second-year Indian mentor sees "Those teams we’re going to have to another honor to his personal collec The final blow the sixth consecutive year, Tom . Irving Grundman after an starting his second season, “We see action at this weight class. Collins, Albert, Rozie, Smith and beat if we’re going to do anything tion Wednesday by being named (or Geoffrion ap- Geoffrion Don Beckman holds down the 167- Ferguson of Miami, Okla., won the nouncing the Canadiens’ coach should have done better last year but Junior returnee Bemie Alemany Boudreau as top candidates for good (i.e. — be near the top),” Bernstein winner of the United Press Inter parently came Tuesday night when pound weight class. World All-Around Cowboy title Sun Injuries really hurt. We lost two fills the bill at 145 with Junior Mark seasons. Albert was 4-0-1 last year states, adding (Tonard and Hall again national's Back and Player of the had resigned. the club dropped a 4-1 decision to the Scoreboard '"The key for him is not to get day at the National Finals Rodeo. Year Award in college football. The coaching duties for the rest of New York Islanders. After the game, He is the third Southern California the season now go to assistant coach Geoffrion said that only two players - tailback to be so honored since the Claude Ruel, who was the right-hand Guy Lafleur and Bob Gainey - were NHL awards were started in 1950. O.J. man of former Montreal coach and giving him solid efforts every night. Campbell Conference Harness Race Owners Simpson (1967-68) and Mike Garrett five-time Stanley Cup winner, Scotty "The record speaks for itself,” (1965) were previous winners. Patrick Division Bowman. Grundman said when asked about the W L T I The 5-loot-ll. 183-pound White was May Stop Pat Games Grundman said Geoffrion, who has club's problems. "We have a good Philadelphia 18 1 an easy winner in both categories in a lost 15 pounds, underwent a medical team, good players. There's nothing NY Rangers 14 13 FOXBORO, Mass. (UPI) Owners of New England balloting of more than 100 sports examination Wednesday and was wrong to feel disappointed.” Atlanta 12 12 Harness Raceway, situated only a few hundred feet from writers and sportscasters from pronounced healthy. Geoffrion, the l^ h coach in Mon NY Islanders 10 13 Schaefer Stadium, have reportedly threatened to stop across the nation. He received 74 Held from Behind Geoffrion had given up previous treal's history and the "father” of Washington 5 20 some 1980 Patriots home football games and Tea Men votes in the Player of the Year voting Gordie Roberts of the Whalers looks up ice but was held by coaching jobs in New York and the slapshot, began his playing to beat out quarterback Marc Wilson Atlanta because of health problems career with Montreal at 20 and won Smvihr Division soccer games unless each team pays $2 million. Los Angeles’ Andre St. Laurent during last night’s NHL game on The harness track claims part of the stadium en of Brigham Young by 52 votes and he and came to Montreal under intense the league's Calder Trophy as the W L West Coast won by Kings, 7-4. (UPI Photo) croaches upon its land. By law. no event can be held in outdistanced Wilson. 82-12. for Back pressure, having to maintain Mon Rookie-of-the-Year. He still ranks Vancouver 12 II 7 the stadium white racing is in progress at the track. of the Year honors. treal's great winning tradition. The 14th on the all-time NHL scoring list. Chicago 8 10 10 Track owners say they can stop Patriots and Tea Men Following in the tradition of such Canadiens have been struggling of In 14 years with the Canadiens and St. Louis 9 16 5 games, or even town of Foxboro events from being held great USC tailbacks as Garrett, late, winning only one of their last six two with the Rangers, he was named Winnipeg 9 17 4 in the stadium between April 15 and Oct. 21, 1980. Simpson. Anthony Davis and Ricky Kings Continue games and failing to win a road game to three All-Star teams, won two Art Colorado 8 16 3 4 8 - EVENING HERALD. Thura., Dec. 13, lOT Clown Society Sets Meeting CBS Ahead in Ratings NEW YORK (UPI) - CBS remains NBC has broken the network appointing "Mary b Joseph: A Story Ring Death Inquiry Pattern halfzluuir barrier, being the first to of Faith.'^ full of good cheer as it won its third EAST HARTFORD - The Greater week of Nielsen ratings in the last agree to sell the Carter/Mondale In one of those quirks of ratings, Hartford Clown Alley No. 107, By MILT RICHMAN night until the next morning when I four weeks and continues to creep up Campaign Committee a SOminute "Mork & Mindy” edged ahead of agrees these investigations rarely, if Gowns of America, will hold Its “Archie Bunker’s Place” - after ABC NEW YORK (UPI) - Never ever, accomplish anything construc was supposed to go to Miami. I told on front-running ABC in the ratings segment. It Is offering Carter/Mon the doctor I didn't want to be like a December meeting In the Raymond for the season to date. dale the 10:30-11 p.m. (Eastern time) announced it would switch the Robin does it become more obvious tive. library, comer of Main Street and Williams showcase back to its old "You get a couple of things like rat deserting a sinking ship, but he The CBS win for the week, a merry slot on Jan. 2. Networks prefer to sell that hindsight is better than said to me, ‘What can you do for him Central Avenue, next Monday at 7:30 combination of regular series, the last half-hour of prime time. position on Thursday nights. Both this happening,” Sharkey says, p.m. were In the top 10. foresight than immediately referring to Classen's death, "and sitting out here?' specials and Christmas program Then the low ratings on paid political after a fighter dies due to in "So I went to Florida, but it kept Members are asked to come in full ming, was particularly impressive broadcasts won’t drag down the NBC placed a poor third, un everybody sours on the sport and make-up and wardrobes for a feature bothering me so much, I returned. I since the network also was well network program to follow, because represented In the t ^ 10. it's highest juries he suffered in the ring. calls for an investigation. Then you writer who plans to an article on ranking show was "The Little get a lotta guys who never fought a took the train back and during a represented among the bottom 10 in there aren’t any. The late news Is The first thing that takes place is Clowns. local programming. Rascal's Christmas Special,” which an investigation such as the one going lick in their lives telling you what stopover in Georgia somewhere, they the Nielsen ratings. came in with a telegram right there The Greater Hartford Gown Alley The CBS cellar dwellers Included Contributing to the CBS win was was 16th, and Its only series in the top on presently in connection with the went wrong and demanding 107 has been chartered by Gowns of in the Pullman car telling me Ernie “Hawaii 50," the Farrah Fawcett Jean Stapleton in the Hallmark Hall 20 was “CHIPS,” Ued with ‘‘Barney death of middleweight Willie Classen legislation." America, Baltimore. had passed away.” Majors movie "Somebody Killed Her of Fame production, “Aunt Mary.” Miller” for 19th. following his lOth-round knockout at Sharkey is 77 and lives in Epplng, In recent elections. Dean W. The 10 top network television N.H., from where he spoke to me. He Husband,” "Paris” and “California That’s the second Hallmark show on the hands of Wilfred Scypion in Sponsor Found Cronkite of East Hartford was CBS this year that has rated well - programs for the week ending Dec. 9, saw the Scyplon-Gassen fight on Fever.” Another CBS entry in the Madison Square Garden's Felt named vice president while Kathy the other was "All Quiet on the according to the A.C. Nielsen Co., television. INDIANAPOLIS (UPI) - A Califor bottom list was a flve-mlnute "Carter Forum three weeks ago. nia based racing wheels manufac Pearson and Floyd Totten, both of Western Front.” "My Old Man” with were: The two attending physicians at the "My observation of the fight was for President" paid political broad turer will be sponsoring the U.S. Manchester, were elected secretary Kristy McNichol also scored well. 1; Alice; 2: 60 Minutes; 3; Three's fight both have testified they didn't that he (Gassen) had his back up cast,'which explains the reluctance Auto Gub stock car racing division and a member of the Board of Gover On the flip side, the network’s new Company; 4: One Day At A Time; 5: see the crucial punches. Now we against the ropes, he started down of all three networks to begin the for the 1980 season, officials said nors, respectively. series “Young Maverick" did poorly, The Jeffersons; 6: Taxi; 7: “Aunt have another doctor, a noted and that was that,” says the presidential election season too ear Tuesday. The backer for the program The group welcomes anyone with ■ < V j tying for 56th place with NBC’s dis- Mary;" 8: Mork & Mindy; 9: Archie neurologist, testifying Gassen was exchamp, who won the title by an interest in clowning to attend the ly. Bunker's Place; 10: MASH. "out on his feet" while taking a stan beating Germany's Max Schmeling will be the Center Line Tool Of., said Dick King, USAC president. meeting. For further information, V: ding eight count in the ninth round in 1932 and then lost it to Italy's call 568-1608. and he was "a rag doll" in the 10th. FYimo Camera a year later. Jack Sharkey The sponsorship agreement said The neurologist. Dr. Bennett Der “ It looked as if he was hurt the major part of the financial T V Tonight by, has seen videotapes of the bout because he wasn't defending himself. backing would be paid as contingency pie more times, he got up, snapped prize money on a race-to-race basis, ed» and says there is no question but that When he got hit, he bad no protection ^d)lSISN «M S S2 S Bob Hopa Chrlttmaa Rita Hayworth. Gene Kelly 3:00 out of it and came back to knock out another part to a driver points tund Library Plans Spadal ® M o v ie "H e rcules Classen suffered a concussion in the whatsoever. A man can get hit on the ^ IL o v a L u c y 1:44 Durelle.” and the remainder to driver C S Jo kW iW IM fl-'V) (X Banaoak Unchained" (1960) Steve ninth round. He suggests ringside chin, even have a concussion and still Reeves, Sylva Koscina. la TV Community CoIlD* ( ilS S o a p Sharkey calls professional fighting appearance money. The value of the Kids^ Movies 1:45 8 Six MMlon Dollar Man physicians be trained in concussion not show it. He may even come on to a A d « n -1 2 0 Nancy Savin / Tba Arte package was not disclosed. ® News 8 M ovia "Trauma" (1963) win the fight. "a horrendous job, a helluva way to a StTM li Of 8«n FrandKO 0 Maatarplaca Thaatra and given to understand that concus John Conte, Lynn Ban sion doesn't mean a man has to be “I don't know how many fights I make a living." COVENTRY - The Booth-Dimock S S Zoom (R ) 10:00 2:00 Injured Gridder ® Joe Franklin 3:15 flat on his back. refereed in my time, but I know it The worst thing that ever happened Memorial Library will sponsor 6*.30 (B Naw* 8 Nawtywad Gama to him in boxing, he says, was the GREEN BAY, Wis. (UPI) - The (3) Carol Bumatl And Frfandt ® S 20/20 (X Naws Post-fight investigations, by the was a lot. I remember refereeing the movies for children on the coming (BTteTac Dough (5) BWy Qrftham Chrittmts Sp«- 2:28 Green Bay Packers Wednesday put -- --- — - |JQZ> 4:00 large, are for cosmetic effect and 1 Archie Moore-Yvon Durelle fight in death in 1933 of heavyweight Ernie three Friday afternoons in a o siN B C frtvwa ® M o via "Violent Road" (8) Naws defensive tackle Casey Merrill on the O (8 IS OMn Martin's Christ (1958) Brian Keith, Efrem Zim- can't ever remember any such probe Montreal. They were fighting for the Schaaf, whom he was managing and December. s o Ov«rEa«y 4:30 injured reserve list, signed offensive STtwOddCoupla mas In CaUfomla balist Jr bringing a dead fighter back to life or light heavyweight title and the first training. Schaaf died after being This Friday "Frog Prince,” ( 8 Conoacticut Prlma Tima 8 Kitty Today tackle Steve Young and listed half 6:55 2:30 in any way preventing a future fatali time Moore got knocked down, I kayoed by Camera in the 13th round. "Arrow to the Sun,” and "Hardware O Bruins Wrap-Up m The Odd Coupla back Nate Simpson as doubtful their & Newt ty in the ring. kneeled down and looked at him and “It was pathetic," Sharkey Wars,” will be shown from 3 to 3:35 10:30 final game Saturday at Detroit. 7:00 As someone who was a fighter and saw his eyes were crossed. remembers. “I picked him up after p.m.; Dec. 21, “Brown Bears of Giant Gingerbread House 8 The Fourth Estate Camera knocked him out at Madison The Packers are 4-11 and the Lions d lC B S N V M 8 Dick Van Dyke referee himself, and also managed a "He was defending his title and I McNeil,” “Doughnuts,” and “Otto Little Melissa Adler, 5, admires a giant gingerbread cookie IS) News are 9-6. Despite the records. Coach ( D S I ABCN v m boxer who died as a result of injuries didn't want to stop the fight just Square Garden and took him over to Mesmer," will be shown from 3 to 4 Polyclinic Hospital across the street. Bart Starr said the televised game house, a two-story structure built each year at the Public d ) Dating Qanw 11:00 in the ring, former world because of one knockdown. But p.m. dSFnatlvilOfFalth (D(£> 8 8 3 News Eye for the Hoop would be "an exciting, outstanding House, Sturbridge, Mass., a historic inn dating back to 1771. (X)M*A*S*H heavyweight champion Jack Sharkey although he was knocked down a cou- I stayed with him at the hospital all On the final Friday of the month S Soul Train 3 NOEL, JESUS IS BORN (9 game." The house consists of 2,000 cookies and gingerbread shingles, O Nawi (2j Jackie QIaaaon UCLA’s Tony Anderson drives for the hoop and gets set to fire the movie, “Willie Wonka" will be SO Ick Cavan 8 Our Mlaa Brooke jjl {9 away against Notre Dame. Irish defender is Rich Branning. shown from 2:30 to 4 p.m. Pre and frosting made from 800 pounds of sugar and 200 egg S M a u d a 8 Chico And The Man O OM Houaawoflii IS) Beat Of Bums And Allan ^ Christmas Cantata Notre Dame won in battle of college basketball rivals Tuesday Affirmed Unanimous Pick registration isn't necessary but whites. More than 500 elementary school and special needs Ft anyone wanting more information 7:28 11:30 night. (UPI Photo) children from the area will be invited to see the giant house (S Dally Num bart (X) Mary Tylar Moore about the programs should call 742- and enjoy holiday refreshments. (UPI photo) (3j Ko)^ 7606. 7:30 d ) 3 PoHca Woman presented by the Chancel Choir In Horse of Year Voting OD P.IU. Magazlna (3) Racing From Yonkers The library has also been spon (D M U n T tia Family 8 8 S Tonight assisted by the Children's Choir (B $100,000 Nama That Tuna Pistons’ Chem istry 2-year-old colt or gelding: Smart soring an evening panel series which 8 AndyQrtmth NEW YORK (UPI) And the winner you CAN DO IT have been attracting about two dozen (BBannyHHI lS> Captioned ABC News by unanimous decision is Affirmed. Angle, leading 2-year-old filly; Christmas Cantata Set f f lM 'A t e 'H UocamlMr 16 at 7:00 P.M. TURN AS EASY AS ONE, TWO. persons. At the last discussion ses S O MacNaN / Lahrar Raport 1 2 : 0 0 The sleek chestnut colt today was Davona Dale, best 3-year-old filly; (X Columbo THREE sion, Francelia Butler, English IS T liraa'f A Crowd Missing-McCloskey named the winner of the Eclipse Waya, leading older filly or mare; At Church of Nazarene S NHL Hockay (X Movia "Rancho Notorious" at the Singing Church professor at the University of (1952) Marlene Dtelrich. Mel Bowl Game, best male grass horse; S Tic Tac Dougb Award for 1979 Horse of the Year as Three mam skills are required to rriake Connecticut, illustrated how Ferrer Trillion, top female grass horse; Star 8:00 d£ Dr. Scott On Hebrews Church ol Ihu Nnanm PONTIAC, Mich. (UPI) Jack McCloskey, named general the overwhelming choice of the three all types of ski turns— weightmg. literature transmits culture and grandson, Kevin, will also have a de Naskra, best sprinter and Mar- steering and edging. At different MANCHESTER - The choir of the d ) "Oia Waltona 8 Beverly HIliblHles organizations that vote for turfdom’s part. Other participants are Kendall ( £ HoOday Cartoon Faattval 236 Main St. manager of the foundering Detroit Pistons Tuesday, figures he's ability levels, and for different types of values to children. Manchester Church of the Nazarene 12:30 top award. tie's Anger as the leading (XI & Lavarrw 4 Shlrlay turns, it's the order— as well as the At the same meeting. Brad will present the Christmas cantata Lord, Paul Dziadul and Alan Roe as (X) Movie "Lightning Strikes jt} Manchester, Ct. as much a chemist as he is a leader. The National Turf Writers steeplechase horse. (B M o vla "W ar Wagon" (1967) intensity— of skill application that shepherds, Douglas Harper, Berthier John Wayne, Kirk Douglas A Twice" (1934) Ben Lyon, Thelma 19 "Chemistrv is what the Pistons The Eclipse awards for outstan Williams, puppeteer, presented a "Noel, Jesus is Brown” Sunday, Dec. coming four-game West Coast road Association, representatives from changes. Punch 'n Judy show. 16 at 7 p.m. The performance is un Poulin and David Pantaleo as Roman cowboy, defrauded of his gold- Todd need to win basketball games." ding jockey, apprentice jockey, rich land, plans a special lytje of 8 Qrean Acrea No admission trip the first stop is at Golden State the Daily Racing Form and racing To make an easy snowplow turn, der the direction of Kathleen Peck. guards, George Swain, Lewis Ban 2 All are welcome McCloskey said. "On paper, the trainer and owner were to be an for instance. |ust apply the skills you vengeance wilh Ihe help of a 12:37 Nursery provided today in order to have a chance to secretaries across the country all ning and William Hendricks as gunslinger, an Indian, a drunk S Neale McLain, Pastor Pistons have fine talent, talent other have learned in proper sequence The cantata is a composition by Lan- (XI3 Baratta speak with each player personally. tabbed Affirmed to join Secretariat nounced on Thursday. and a Ihiel. 2 hrs. First, steer your skis toward the fall ny Wolfe, Don Marsh and Bob Benson scribes. Assistants are Martin 1:00 teams in the league want." Asked to name the Pistons' chief 1 1972-73) and Forego (1974-75-76) as a Under jockey Steve Cauthen, Af S S 8 Jack Froat McCloskey defined chemistry as line (A); next gradually transfer your and is being presented in churches McLain, stage manager, Richard 0 0 Evanlng At Symphony 8 8 8 Tomorrow shortcoming, McCloskey quipped: repeat winner of the title since voting firmed lost his first two starts of the body weight to the outside ski (B); Carlton, sound, and Cynthia Lord in 8 Movie "Cover G irl" (1944) "the ability of players to mesh across the country. 6:30 "Inability to win basketball games ' began in 1971. year but after Pincay got the mount, then apply edging with the downhill Aniiaue Show charge of costuming. together, and the ability to make (outside) ski through the end of the The Children’s Choir, under the (X) Movia "Monkey Business" The new general manager, named Trained by Laz Barrera and ridden he reeled off seven straight victories The Rev. Neale McLain, senior (1931) Marx Brolhers Four extreme sacrifices turn to minimize slipping through the direction of Dennis and Sharon Platt, shortly after it was announced that for most of the year by Laffit Pincay and defeated Spectacular Bid in the pastor, will conduct a candlelight stowaways try to avoid the "Chemistry makes a team, he Jockey Club Gold Cup in the final end of the turn (C). lo Scneduled will join with the senior choir to sing authorities on an ocean liner ousted Pistons' Coach Dick Vitale Jr., Affirmed also was voted the out Perform these skills in their proper “Go Tell it on the MounUin.” service at the close of the cantata. d )S Benaon t),n/_D ecem ^ said. would not be given the position, standing older male horse, bringing race of his career. order and your turns will be as pasy HARTFORD — The Hartford Civic Soloists are Cynthia Lord, Roger Refreshments will be served in the 9:00 McCloskey, 53, comes to Detroit declined to reveal any specifics about his Eclipse award total to five. The Affirmed, owned by Lou and as one (steering), two (weighting), Center will host “The Big Antique Sherman, Walter Edwards, Gregory lower auditorium under the supervi CE CBS Movia "The Last Hard from the Indiana Pacers, where he his contract Harbor View Farm colt also was Patrice Wolfson, broke Kelso's long three (edging). M en" (1976) Charllon Heslon. Event" Saturday and Sunday, in its Peck, Mary Munsie, Jean McFall, sion of Lorraine Perry. All are had been an assistant coach to Bob named best 2-year-old in 1977 and standing winning mark by taking the James Coburn A retired lawman Leonard this season. Prior to that he H» pnni«d «nt^ ptrmiMion of Ski Mogvine Exhibition and Assembly Hails. Sandra Swain, Brenda Phelps and welcome to attend. Nursery care is returns to duty to track down an best 3-year-old last year. $500,000 Hollywood Gold Cup, which TocDnical M8t8Unc« providod Dy ProlesftKXA*) Sk> escaped convict out to revenge Instructor! of Amenc! More than 160 professional dealeTs Alton Munsie. provided and there is no admission was an assistant coach to Jerry West “He is the best I’ve ever had, and if also boosted his earnings over $2 the accidental death ol his wife from throughout the Northeast will Narrator is Porter Colins, whose charge. The church is at 236 Main St. (1) S Bamay MWar of the Los Angeles Lakers. you had to pick the five greatest million. be on hand, offering a vast array of McCloskey described his move to Extension Asked horses in history, he would have to be Affirmed, who set a track record of antiques and collectibles. Included the Pistons, who are 8-20 on the MINNEAPOLIS (UPI) - PaulGiel. one of them," said Pincay. 1:58 35 at Santa Anita for IW miles, / will be Depression and Victorian season, as a "great challenge." director of men's intercollegiate Spectacular Bid, considered Af- posted stakes victories in the San Youth Chorale Offers glass, furniture ranging from Colonial In announcing the appointment. athletics at the University of firmed's nearest rival for the award, Fernando, the Strub, the Santa Anita to turn of the Century, porcelains, Pistons’ attorney Oscar Feldman Minnesota, announced Tuesday he was voted 3-year-old colt of the year. Handicap, the Californian, the heirloom clocks, antique clothing, es said McCloskey will have complete has recommended a three-year Bid, who missed becoming a Triple Hollywood Gold Cup, the Woodward Annual Yule Concert tate and antique jewelry, shawls and authority when it comes to certain extension of the contract of head Crown winner when he finished third and the Jockey Club Gold Cup. hand beaded bags from '20s, Tiffany aspects of the club. basketball Coach Jim Dutcher, who in the Belmont Stakes behind During three seasons of racing. Af WEST HARTFORD - The Greater Thy Lowly Dwelling” by Berlioz 0 pieces, books, postcards, and "He will have complete autonomy is in the final year of his original Coastal, became the second horse firmed won 22 times in 29 starts with Hartford Youth Chorale, directed by Holy Night” by Promises nostalgia items. Dr. Gerald Mack, will present its an- selections from “The Messiah, con- about any decisions concerning five-year contract. after Affirmed to pass the J1 million five seconds and one third-place The two-day event is being r temporary------Christmas------music and coaching personnel, coaching staff, Giel said his recommendation has mark for a single season with 1979 finish. Syndicated for $14.4 million. nual Christmas concert Sunday, at presented by Gloria Rothstein Shows traditional carols. trades, drafts and similar matters. " met with the wholehearted support of earnings totaling $1,279,334. Affirmed now stands at stud at 7:30 p.m., at King Philip School D ork of Suffern, N.Y. Although never Dr. Gerald Mack is professor of HARS44A MASITN said Feldman, who held down the University President C. Peter Other Eclipse Award winners an Spendthrift Farm in Lexington. Ky. Auditorium, 100 King Philip Drive, before held in Hartford, “The Big music and director of choral ac N fD K A in MIVAMIARI. general manager duties before Magrath and Vice President Robert nounced include Rockhill Native, top West Hartford. MKHAIl IMA'iIMlMtAIHlilNUllIH Antique Event” is similar to shows tivities at the Hartt College of Music, McCloskey's appointment.- Stein. The extension, which must be The Youth Chorale, composed of Ms. Rothstein has staged in many "1 am happy to be relieved of any approved by the university Board of 140 outstanding singers from 26 area University of Hartford, as well as major East Coast cities for the past director of the Worcester (Mass.) burden I may have had. and you Regents, would run through the high schools, is well known for its Chorus. He has conducted at better believe it." 1982-83 season. three years. guest appearances with the Hartford The fit, graying McCloskey plans TheOassicGp. "The market in antiques and Symphony, its Greater Hartford Arts Carnegie Hall, New York, throughout to travel with the Pistons on their up collectibles is the nation’s fastest Festival- - performances and its TV the United States and Western growing hedge against inflation, and appearances. It has received an Europe, and is a nationally known this free show gives everybody a award as “one of the superior choral conductor, clinician, and lecturer in Bowling chance to explore the opportunities” groups in the entire nation” from the the field of choral music. He has stated Ms. Rothstein in explaining Music Educators National prepared choruses for numerous NOBODY OFFERS MORE M m u w the free admission policy. "Investors Conference. Last summer, it com orchestral conductors including Seiji T FI. I o r VI KHS (,A1.\/.IES- Jean Robson and collectors have a chance to pleted a successful ninth season, Ozawa of the Boston Symphony and Mary McConvIlle 458, 131, Denise Martino 141- browse, and so do the simply exists as a special performing arts Sergi Ctommissione of the Baltimore • Sirioin Strip Steak D inner Marilyn Rogers 235-520. 131-380. Lois Erickson 126. THAN NICHOLS Tkkets. curious.” and American Symphonies. organization for talented youth. Karen Riordan 178-483, Sharon Kuczynski 1442 It’s a truly special gift this year. The U.S and Show hours are 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. The Christmas program will Tickets are available at the door • All-You-Can-Eat ALL FOR ONLY Fran. Misseri 177-455 both days. Further information may feature the Schubert “Magnificat” and from members of the Youth BATTERY SALE Australia will be competing for the very last Chorale. For further information, S a l a d B a r Leslie Dinardo 188-458 be obtained by phoning 566-6588. with soloists and chorus, "Ave STAR Doreen Cole 182-463. Nancy time. Buy a set of tickets now and you won't dall 658-9791. • Choice of IIOl.M) VV S- Carol Shea have to compete tor choice seat locations Maria” by Rachmaninoff, "Even Washburn 187-194-519, Sue song" by Haydn, "Thou Must Leave a n y D e s s e r t Shoenfelt 461. Ruth Wood 126 later Stull them into a Christmas stocking or TREK (0) w x - v i * I ■ w 7 * __ S l u d c i i l B bury 192. Carol Mercier sneak them under the tree And surprise • Choice of ani; 180-453. Brenda Nye 201- 5 WAYS TO GET A GOOD START someone withexciting tennis when the best Joyce Ohphant Winner , acker _ B e v e r a g e (txcepl mtik) 189-539, Stephanie Don 212- ^J99 518. BETTER STILL BETTER return lor the last tangle in Harttord. HMLOWEEN P l l CUT OUT THIS COUPON |B |p B I CUT OUT THIS COUPON || RFC- Bill Pagan! Jr 162- GOOD 3 YEAR GUARANTEE 4-YEA' GUARANTEE 6 YEAR GUARANTEE In Irish Stepdancing HARTFORD - This year, when FI.OKVi. • Barbara 412, Stan Jakiel 161-406. Hartford Civic Center Coiiseum, March 6,7,8 & 9 the Hartford Ballet presents a totally Belanger 184. Laurette Ken Ostrinsky 150-399, Special $1.00 discount for Thursday tickets VERNON — Joyce Oliphant of new production of the “Nutcracker, Jerry Smith 139-137-392, Gerald Drive, Vernon, has, for the I S o « '1.3 S ! Carpenter 177. Dec. 15 to 23, area students will tem T)ie \ ' Gene Yost 138-378. Bob 22F third year in a row, placed first in the porarily be part of one of the coun "COMPLETE TPEAr’ $3.99 "COMPLETE TREAT’ IS.99 Smith 369, Bob Schack 144- Senior New England Ladies Cham Night \ UATERKRS- Jen Tirin- try’s leading dance companies. He • Sirloin Strip Steak Ohmer • Sirioin Strip Steak Dinner .365. John Maiorca 148-365.’ Special Series Thursday Friday Saturday Sunday pionship Irish Stepdancing competi Come I zonie 133. 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Thurs., Dec. 13, 1979 21 Hines Heads Gardening Little League ATTENTION COVENTRY - Richard Hinei has Apples A Second Job been elected conunissioner of the !adio /haeK CHRISTMAS^ Coventty Little League for the com ing season. The new officers have out lined a list of projects planned for the S H O m R S ! t 1980 season. For Glastonbury Man Other officers elected were: Bill Paton, associate commissioner in By FRANK ATWOOD Job in Machine Shop for friends and regular customers who go to the farm for fruit. charge of umpires; A1 Klopfer, assis The apples came in a plastic bag Szozda bad been in the American tant commissioner -in charge of from ' the supermarket down the Army six years when he came to this Delivers to Stores equipment; Ken Parzych, assistant LOW BIG street. Inside bag was a slip of white country in 19S0 and, because he had Through the fail Mr. Szozda had SELECTION commissioner in charge of Tag Day; paper, neatly printed with the name relatives in Connecticut, came to this delivered his fruit, in thrM-pound John Arigno, assistant commissioner FOR and address of the grower. Matt state. He tried several jobs, in bags and half-bushel baskets, to PRICES in charge of buildings and grounds; Szodza, 4M Woodland St., Glaston- cluding work that he didn’t like in the stores in the Mott chain of super EVERYONE! Richard Goodwin, treasurer; and btOT. tobacco fields, before finding a markets in Manchester, East Hart Donald LaFerriere, secretary. Then came the name of the apple machine shop job that has been per ford, Wethersfield, Newington and During the recent meeting officers variety, Jonathan, and the grade and manent, with the Atlantic Machine Windsor. Without the storm, he could AM/FM decided on some projects they plan to Elegant size of the fruit, U.S. No. 1 Min. 2V4 Tool Co. in Newington. have had fruit to market until the pursue during the coming year. Stereo Phono inches and up. He'still works for the Newington These include upgrading the baseball New Year or perhaps until Easter. Bookshelf I called Mr. Szozda and, the nezt firm after 29 years and today is Blueberries are another crop on 8-Track diamond on the Route 31 side of supervisor of the second shift. He Speaker Miller-Richardson field; spreading a day, went to see him, up the steep the Szozda farm. There are 3,000 goes to work at 4:30 in the afternoon bushes and Mr. Szozda will set out Record/Play clay base fill in the basepaths of the H(^)eweil Road to Woodland Street Nova*-6 by Realist!^ on another Glastonbury hill. Mr. and leaves the shop at 1:30 in the 250 more in the spring. The berries Clarinette®-92 remaining two fields; and providing Szozda had an interesting storv. morning. are sold on a ‘‘p.ick-your-own"system. protective fencing for the areas by Realistic Bom and brought up in Poland, Matt His orchard work has been a se The Szozdas have two sons, Zigi, directly in front of the American and Szozda was in a German war prison cond job, in the few hours of daylight National League dugouts. 19, who is at home this year after in France when American troops before he goes back to the shop, and graduating from Glastonbury High came through, alter the Normandy on weekends and holidays. Schoo, and Edward, 18, who will invasion in World War n, and opened Szozda was married after he came graduate in June. Both boys like the prison doors. to Connecticut and he bought the farm and have helped their father Young men, if they were willing to farm in Glastonbury 20 years ago. “I with the farm work. Both intend to go Girl Scouts serve, were offered an opportunity to worked hard,” he says. Before trees to college. Their older boy is in join the American Army and young could be planted much of the land had terested in advertising and his Set Workshop V Matt Szozda signed up in an armored to be cleared of trees and brush. brother wants to be an engineer. division that kept going eastward un He planted, fertilized, cultivated til it met the Russians. He was and sprayed the trees. When they MANCHESTER -G irl Scoiit Troops 664 and 77 will sponsor a San wounded but able to return to duty. began to bear he harvested the fruit. Bolton Board Reg. 79.95 Each ta's Workshop Saturday from 11 a.m. When the war ended, Szozda was Now, in a good year, he can market to 3 p.m. at Center Congregational asked to stay on with the American 4,000 bushels. Reg. Sets Meeting $ 1 Church. All Manchester children are Army of Occupation. His knowledge This has not been a good year. The of languages was valuable. He knew storm that brought a devastating tor BOLTON—Tlie Board of Education Be a smart Santa . . . give two for the 199.95 invited to attend. Matt Szozda carries i half bushel of the splendid apples he price of one! 8" acoustic suspension The children will be able to tell his native Polish, naturally, and by nado to Windsor Locks, brought high will meet tonight at 8 in the library at raises as part-time job at his home in Glastonbury. (Photo by this time he had gained a speaking wind and rain to Glastonbury. Bolton Center School. Under new (Jot the pasty faced blahs, but can’t afford a winter vacation? Not to woofer for deep bass, 3" tweeter delivers Record tapes off-fhe-air or from 3-speed chang Santa Claus what they want for Atwood) er. Auto-Level sets recording volume for you. Christmas, have their picture taken knowledge of German, Russian, Twenty-five apple trees were up business the board will discuss staff worry. They’re selling quick indoor tans for $45. Judith Palmer, an up to 20,000 Hz response. Genuine wal French and English. rooted in the Szozda orchard and with him. see the elves at work, and changes, special education place employee at Tantropics in Westport, demonstrates the latest for sun nut veneer cabinet. 40-4019 Tone control, headphone jack. IS'/z " high enclo Szozda worked as an interpreter at most of the apples still on the trees ment and a central office ad visit with Mrs. Santa Claus in her worshippers. (UPI photo) sures. Dust cover included. 13-1201 kitchen. Punch and homemade Hebron 4-H Committee Nuremberg, where high-ranking Ger were knocked off, a loss of 35 per ministrative assistant. cookies will be available. The Scouts mans accused of war crimes were cent. Under old business the board will in the two troops will also have a tried, and at Dachau, where larger When I talked with Mr. Szozda the discuss Willington students who Compact Stereo bake table. Seeking Club Leaders numl^rs of Germans, of lesser rank, first week in November he had come might attend Bolton High School and |a M/FM stereo 8-Track System Admission will be charged to talk were tried for war crimes, and 1,800 to the end of his marketing season a request from the Connecticut iVeu? Salons Offer Modulette^-8 by Realistic Phono System C larinette-20 HEBRON — The 4-H Town Com Peter Babin, vice president; Yvonne with Santa and the money raised will of them eventually hanged. except for some apples and pears of Association of Boards of Ekiucation by Realistic mittee is seeking leaders for the Lizotte, secretary; and Mamie be used by the Scouts to go on a ski fancy grade he kept in cold storage (CABE) and several board policies. Clothing Gub for children ages 9-11 French, treasurer. trip in February. and for the Goat Club and a Small The Needles and Threads clothing Animal Gub. O V fff 80 rCAfiS OF DEPlNDABLf StRVICV Quick Indoor Tan club meets twice a month on Satur M 8 -H W O R I Anyone wanting further informa days in the home ecnomics room at tion about becoming a leader should By JAMES V. HEALION eyes encased in dark goggles, for their Masonic Open House Rham High school. Officers are: exposure time. This can vary from a few contact Mrs. Louise Sage or Victor Debbie Brook, president; Carin atlas bantlq jrause MANCHESTER —The Square Cir aoiBSTiaKEmousEs WESTPORT (UPI) - Got the pasty minutes to as long as 15 minutes, the Rychling, co-chairmen of the Town Cubit, vice president; Janet cle CTub of Manchester Lodge of 621 HARTFORD ROA0 faced blahs, but can't afford a winter maximum. Committee. Sutherland! secretary; Pam Krist, • 24 Hour Emergency Service Masons will sponsor an open house at vacation? Not to worry. They're selling He has had classical music piped in Removable Any Hebron child who will be nine treasurer; Kim Kauffman, reporter; • Burner Sales & Service DAILY SPECIAL the Masonic Temple Monday from 10 before Sept. 30, 1980, is eligible to quick indoor tans for $45. from an FM radio station in nearby New Dust Cover a.m to noon. There will be card Tammy Say, junior leader. • Clean Heating Oils Thousands are standing still for ''The York City, but there are those who prefer join a 4-H Club. The Town Committee will meet MOED BOUQUETS games, pool, conversation, and Look" in iittle booths ali across the coun m The Kountry Kids, led by Mrs. again on Jan. 16 at 7:30 p.m. in Room disco to the soaring 18th variation from ’ Matching refreshments. All Masons and their 649-4595 try. Salons have burgeoned in the South, Rachmaninoff’s Rhapsody on a Theme by Elaine Phillips, is a newly formed 10 at Hebron Elementary School. Call Us For Your Home Heating Speakers friends are welcome. Goat Club. The club meets once a the Midwest, the Elast, and are even Paganini. Anyone interested is welcome to at And Air Conditioni i'j Needs . CASH A CAt blooming in sunny California. "But disco is not relaxing, and I won’t Separate month. Joan Lizotte is president; tend. In this trendy Connecticut suburb sun go with it,” said Fertig who says he's open Up to 18' worshippers head for Tom Fertig's salon to suggestions. and after several five-minute visits, their Even his 1,350-square foot salon is done Reg. Honor Roll Announced friends usually ask where they've been. in a chocolate brown and beige decor, 109.95 "It depoids on who’s ask i^ ,” laughs - making for a lolling respite even as Ideal gift for any young person! Features big Mary Haynes, an occupational health prospects wait in cushioned rattan-like sound, modern styling, low price, compact size! By Rham High School ^ nurse from Bridgeport. “ I may tell them chairs. 3-speed changer includes ceramic cartridge with I’ve been away, flew South for the He says 65 percent of his customers are Complete 3-piece system at a low, low price! Fea diamond/sapphire styli, auto-shutoff, stereo Keenan, Sandra Keeney. weekend.” women with an average age of 37, but that tures a tone control, headphone jack, AFC on FM, HEBRON - The Grade 10 headphone jack, separate volume, tone and bal-^ Laurie Kelley. Katheryn Fertig says "people just want to look he is getting more and more businessmen even an aux input for adding a record changer. following is the honor roll H igh Honor Leger. Shawn MacDonald. good. It's that simple. Specially women. as well as young people. Among the men is ance controls. 13-1166 for the first marking Gale Lee Edward Machel, Michelle A woman will spend $40 to get her hair Murray Bravin who runs a retail store on Tape player operation is fully automatic. 12-1402 period at Rham High Honom MacKay, Christopher Mund. done, $40 for fashion jeans and she'll Main Street and says he’s a "sun bug.” Jill Niemezyk, Judy Niemc- i School. Brenda Basal. Peter em m is spend $45 for a two-month sun tan.” “If I wasn’t coming in here, I would use Grade 12 Charette. Chris Cheney. zyk. Michele Pelletier. of Glastonbuiy Fertig, 31, who has a degree in sculpture a little bit of a bronzer on my face to give Mobile CB with Donald Crosby. Holly Kristin Person, Lisa from Arizona State, sells tans In a 20-visit Portable High Honors Drinkuth. Pezzente. Daniel Raffin. it a little color, but you never get the same 2450 Mam Street package and suggests the first 10 be Gary Coiro, Ian McFarland, Colleen Keenan. John Michael Schadtie. color. The sun color Is different. Emergency Switch Cassette Kathleen Murphy. Lisa almost daily to get a good base. The next “It’s not for everybody. You can’t take Keeneally. Bridget Karleen Schwarzmann. Deb TRC-427 by Realistic Schwarzmann MacDonald. Brian MacKay. Shaw. Jeanne Soderberg, 10 are aimed at maintaining it. “It does people with sensitive skin and put them in 41% Recorder Honors Jeanne Marques. Jamie Somerset. Kimberly seem to fade 10 to 20 percent faster than here unless you monitor them very k C T R -4 3 by Realistic Ernest Anderson. Ellen Michael McKay. Melissa Spooner, Tracy Spragg, Holly Men ’5 Night natural sun tan,” he said. carefully. I’ve been lucky. I look in the Boey. Lena Calvo. Susan Merbler. Susan Murphy. Tony Steele. James Sulzinski. Fertig said five minutes of his method mirror. I look better, I feel better," he Chace. Laura Chasse. Diane Stankelis. Susan Whitehill ,Cherel Surdam. Janet approximate four hours of sunlight, but said. Comire, Lorraine Grade 9 Sutherland. Linda Syphers. the staying characteristics aren’t exactly Lou Brodersen, sports editor of The Lori Taylor, Jason Tinelle. Thursday Night Only, 6:00 - 9:00p.m. J- Delguidiece, Michelle Descy, High Honors the same and this is the reason for the Hour, said he visits the salon because be Michael Dreyer. Elba Heidi Ulion, Amy Vesper. Rae Allain. Jonathan Black. multiple visits. has to keep up a good appearance. He said Ferreira. Kimberly Vincent, Dotti Lynn Reg. 149.95 Bronwyn McFarland. Laura Artificial tanning is safe, he said. Der he speaks at 40 banquets annually, ® 6 Sheila Fogg, Thomas Giuf- Williams. o a McNiel. matologists say the effects of tanning are representing the Norwalk newspaper. fre, Glenn Graham, Karen Grade 7 Gentlemen, you are cordially invited to attehd Men’s Night, Honors cumulative and the chances of developing Fertig was working in his family’s Henderson. Sarah Horton, High Hunorn Instant Emergency Channel 9 Kathleen Infante. Jennifer Pamela Anderson, Gary Christmas ’79, in our new J^dJ/y skin cancer increase with exposure. Stamford plastics business - and he still V/SA switch lets you call for help Baker. Victoria Blake. Gregory Augustine. Sita "Realistically speaking, we all know the keeps his hand in • when he was looking for Ideal gift for students! Tape lectures, live con Lyon. Brenda Palmer, Anne Chari, Catherine Prevost, Marie Pwlina. Stacy Prejean. Patrick Cunningham. Sandra beach is not that good for your skin. OK? an investment last summer. He then got quickly. Includes mike, hard certs, and more. Built-in mike, Auto-Level, Auto- Firmin. Monika Giacoppe. Michele Tousignant, Stephen ware for do-it-yourself under Tracy Rauch, Sharon Underhill That being accepted, there is no other fun the “Tantropics Salons Inc.,” Westport CHARGE IT Stop, jacks for remote mike, aux, earphone. Brenda Golemba. Cynthia So tell her that you’re off to meet Santa and get her that ’special Reynolds. Joann Rich. Rebec I damental question. If you want ‘The franchise. (MOST STORES) dash mounting. 21-1534 Batteries extra. i4-s7o ca Rihm. Edward Rosenthal. Hayes. Sheila Jackson. Honors gift’ and stop in for a pleasurable shopping experience. Look,” we feel that this is less harmful The company is based in Memphis and Tonya Say, Diane Shaine. Jonathan Keklak. Aubin Gregory Aleszcyk, Anthony than the beach,” Fertig said. Lyon. Darryl Martin. Mark Alfano, Kelly Anderson, Marc Fertig said it has outlets in six cities. It is Karen Spooner, Jeffrey "You get no infraray here. That's a one of the smaller tanning firms. But Fer 1 Channel Walkie-Talkie Young. Karen V'ashalitski Mastandrea. Sandra Anderson. Patricia Andrews. Remember, Christmas shopping doesn’t have to be difficult - if Police “Action” Radio tig said he expects to gross at least $100,- Communications TRC-80 by Realistic Grade 11 Navickas. Denise O'Brien. Sarah Asbury. Jason Baker. biggie. Also, no heat bura. If you get a lit PRO-53 by Realistic Julie Pelletier, David Piette. Eric Bard. Janette, Barker you have a helpful staff ready to personally assist you! tle too much, it's not like a hot, driving 000 In his first year. Receiver High Honors Scott Porter Scott Barros. Jeffrey Beau sunburn. It usually passes within 24 Susan Griffin. Elizabeth Clifford Reynolds, Michael doin, Robert Bell, Lori hours.” Guild of St. Agnes OX-160 by Realistic Preissner. Mark Reichelt. Sherman. Avo Siismets, Dawn Bissell. William Bogue. First timers are questioned about skin Scott Richards. Tammy Say. Strede. Jill Sutherland. Lisa Kathleen Bonenfant. We’re planning on having a great time - so stop in and we can sensitivity. A card is kept on each Begins Fund Drive Arvo Siismets. Jill Tarbox. Terronova, Regina Walwyn. Michaelle Boumet make your Christmas shopping a lot more pleasant. And customer and each exposure, Fertig said, The Guild of St. Agnes has begun its Red Honors Andrew Weeden, Kevin Daniel Bowers. Deborah is closely monitored and controlled at the Stocking Drive, marking its 60th year of Williams. Give a pair! With Ch. Carin Anderson. Norma Brook. Marcia Buckley. remember, exchanges are welcome after the holidays! reception desk by Fertig or attendant raising funds to benefit St. Agnes Home in Aresti. Sharon Childers. Grade 8 Deborah Caffyn, Lisa Chad- 14 crystals. FCC Type bourne. Dawn Chamberlain. Judith Palmer, his only employee. Wethersfield. This drive is the only other Louise Collette. Elizabeth High Honors fund raising activity besides membership Accepted. Wrist strap. Crowell, Andrew Dean. Lisa Champion, Jennifer There are six private booths lined with Scott McKay, Kimberly Chapman. reflective aluminum to ensure an even the guild sponsors. Batteries extra. Li Lauren Delguidice. Felise Tuttle ^ree Gift Wrapping Refreshments r r r s" cense required. Firman. Amy Fowler. Tammy Clifford. Lisa tan. Fluorescent-type lights are vertically The home Is the only residence in 21-1602 Joseph Geryais. Richard Honors Colpitts. Lisa Coppollelli, mounted in the booths. There’s no heat. Connecticut devoted to the care and Hayber, Joseph Hegener, Karen Anderson. Jennifer Maria DiLuciano. Dorothy Master Charge, Visa, American Express, Diner’s Club accepted. Sorry, DeGemmis Consequently, no sweat. A changing area counseling of young unmarried pregnant Bands 3 Channels, Loretta Holbrook. Nancy Arthofer. Kenneth Babik. Dunnack. Gail Edwards, Charge is not accepted in Lady D., but alterations are Free! adjoins the bw>th. girls, regardless of race, color or creed. Kane, Marybeth Kilduff, Bon Timothy Bain. Laurie Basal. Raquel France, Lawrence A burning question for Fertig these days Contributions may be sent to "Red 2 Watts nie Laine, Kimberly Lajoie. Denise Burgess. Carolyn Furbish, Lynn Gallnot. is what do for some customers who Stocking Drive” St. Ames Home, 595 Silas Four bands scan up to 8 chan TRC-201 by Realistic Celeste Landon. Chace. Kim Chamberlain. John Gardiner, Joan become restless as they stand motionless. Deane Highway, Wethersfield,"ether Conn." ; Christine Mahoney, Jane Marie Charette, Chris Ellis. Gleason. David Gunas, nels. VHF-Hi/Lo, UHF-Hi/Lo. Maltzen, Sean McNamara, Dino Fusco. Michael Gilbert, William Harvey. Jennifer Crystals extra. 20-122 Kirk Peterson, Lynn Shelley Helm, Robert Hayes, David Howard, Mer Reynolds, Barbara Sibun, Holmgren, Sandy Holt, ton Howard. Five bands pull in shortwave Marguerite Hutchinson. Peter Hunt. Tracy Hutchin 2-Bands, Budget Price Denise St. Amand, Raymond Bolton Zoners Approve stations worldwide, CB and' Tuohey. Kristina Kaminske, Devra son. George Jacksm, Shawn PRO-52 by Realistic Johnson, Sharon Lamb, Ham operators, marine and I0 Range-Boost ex Christopher Legaulk Tina aviation stations, WWV time Covers VHF-Hi/ tends signal reach. Levasseur, Kevin MacKay, Variance for Two Lots Stamp Program Cited signals, local and distant AM | 9 5 Lo. 8 channels. With Ch. 14 crystals. Christina Mastandrea, Kim Calvin Hutchlnzon, zoning agent, said Kauffmsn. BOLTON — The Zoning Board of stations. Covers 535-1600 kHz, Crystals extra. Batteries extra. Appeals, Tuesday night, granted a from a zoning standpoint the division HARTFORD (UPI) — The federal Department of , Andrew McFarland. Rebec 150-400 kHz, 1.5-30 MHz. 20-152 20-121 21-1630 Agriculture has awarded citations to G>nnecticut banks ca Neumuth, Janette Newlln, variance for two lots on Boston Turnpike, would be a very proper one. He said after that serve as distribution centers for the food stamp Samuel Oakes, Christopher on request of Thomas GIglio. the split both lots would have significantly program, calling the state's program among the best in O'Brien, Nancy Payne, The variance was requested because the more frontage than any others within a Smart ^ntas Shop The Shack".. . Most Stores Open Late Nights Til ChristmM ^ the nation, Rosalind Pantano, Diane front footage and toUl square fooUge are reasonable distance. Connecticut banks distribute the food stamps at 500 Pelletier. less than allowed in the -zoning >The appeals board granted a 28-foot also available at ' locations across the state. The program now provides Steven Piro, Kristen Quat- regulations. Albert Glgllo, Thomas frontage and 1,400 aquare-foot total lot about $44 million in food stamps annually to some 58,000 tropani, Regina Reayick, GIglio’s father, owns the adjoining proper requirement variance for each lot. MAMCHEUTEB households In the state. Matthew Regan. Sean RMcfa, ty which already has a house on it. Giiglio John Roberts, chairman of the appeals .MANCHESTER PARKADE CHARTER OAK MALL ’J ..gn.nyou. r Z Lauren Rowley. Ian Secord, board, said the variance was granted neighborhood Edward Maher, commissioner of the Department of In James Shelton. plans to split the lot so his son can build a come Maintenance, said his agency malls a card to par house also on It. because of a hardship caused before ALL S T O M i OPIN SUNDAY APTNRNOON Kelly Siegrist, Jeffrey zoning regulations went into effect and ticipating households each month which indicates the Stamp, Daniel Szwed, Lana The total property has slightly leu than PRICES MAY VARY AT INDIVIDUAL STORES- number of food stamps they’re allowed. The card is then Thibodeau, Robert Tuohey, the required frontage for two lots and because It is in the best Interest of zoning Ig A DIVISION OF TANDY CORPORATION used to obtain food stamps at various banks. Peter Ui^, Katherine Ver- slightly leu than the toUl square fooUge in that area. done, Tammy Vesper. requirement for two lots. k ' EVENING HERALD. Thun., Dec. 13.1979-23 22 - EVENING HBRALD. Thun.. Dec. 13. 19TO Gas Hikes Warm Weather New Galaxies To Alter Wreck Theory Breaks Records MOUNTAIN VIEW, Calif. (UPI) - The earth and ite Shopping Milky Way star system u p ear to be speeding toward Ske HeraUi By United Prew International Tbermooieters bubbled to a recori ’what scientists believe is a newly discovered “super No! Your thermometer wasn’t high of 87 in Concord, N.H., at mld- CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING WASHINGTON (UPI) - Gasoline ■giant” cluster of galaxies 2 billion light years in diameter broken - It was warm across New aftemoon — eclipsing the previous ■or virtually one-fifth of the entire universe. !! price increases may force h i^ for the date of 66 set in 1911. Americans to change their shopping England Wednesday. If confirmed, the existence of such a vast system of How warm? So warm that a lot of The temperature at Bradley Inter- galaxies - each galaxy containing billions of stars would ADVERTISIN6 habits in the eariy 1980s. such as cut naUonal Airport in Windsor Locks, HcraliD ting back on the number of trips to people shed their heavy winter put a wrinkle in the “big bang” theory of the universe. RATES Cmin., peaked at a very balmy record INDEX 14* \ 24 - EVHJTOtO H EIU U ). H w ri.. Dec. U. IIW EVENING HERALD, Thurg., Dec. IS, 1979- 25 XMlMCeXXWCialWWMXIMlMiMWIlMCeXlKXKlKIWIMKXMXMlMtWWMXMlKfaiKIMMflll j*' 33 ArPetos tor Solo 41 Rooms for Root S3 ^ -d • - I * TAG SALES Cim ic tiM STARS COLONIAL - OFFERING 8 Lot fho STARS ROOMS, 1st floor family DELIVERING DARK LOAM HEATED GARAGE SALE- CHEERFUL SUNNY for a treosim diM t f room with fireplace, 4 - 5 yards, $40 plus tax. Also Househotd goods, clothing, BEDROOM: For working generous sized bedrooms, 2 sand, gravel and stone. 646 tools, radios, games, and mis Gentleman with kitchen guM o you to tho I 1/2 baths, central air, 2 car 9504. cellaneous aracles. Saturday privileges and parking, 646 o f G ift Suggoftions. I garage, walkout basement, & Sunday, 9 to 4, 64 Lawton 1291. b o rt H o lid a y buys. M $63,500. Group I, Phiibrick Road. ^ Agency. 6464&0. A STORE FULL OF Aportmonta For Root 53 PAPERBACKS. Our closeout B NIANTIC - GIANTS NECK LOOKING for anything in real section - 5 for $1.00. We trade Dogi-BMs-Pott 43 N m h t m m f l H ip HfMtotf 13 H ip W ltM 1$ H ip Wmpd If H*^ WtnUI 13 Hoorn For S BEACH. 3 bedroom Ranch, and sell. PAPERBACK estate rental • apanments, 13 H ip WlHpd $ 1 0 23 Homoo For $oh 33 R paneled living room, eat-ln homes, multiple dwellings? ALLEY, 904 Sullivan Avenue, HOME SWEET HOME - y kitchen, 2 car garage, oil heat, (Route 194), SouUi Windsor. No lees. Call XD. Real & tate lovely quiet setting on dead Complete health-guard Associates, Inc. 6^1989. 8 Cl. Closed Sunday and Mon faclllues. Cats also. Canine end street, deeded beach day. RNS - LPNS EVENINeS RNS - LPNS I rights. $79,900. Call exclusive Holiday Inne, 200 Sheldon MANCHESTER • MAIN HELPI Fuf/ or part ttma. K agent. Carol Cable-Wagner, Road, Manchester. 6465971. STREEn*. 2 room apartment, TYPIST We ire presently accepting asM H sn na u 1 5-11 PM, Monday thru S An BhHto 5 Beazley Co. Realtors, Equal heated, hot water, appliances. applications for the I Thursday. 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For aPMTOTPMsr 600. rent. 3 bedrooms. 11/2 baths. helpful. •STOCK CLERKS I M H m OTT I • • paid aick days mal dining room, 3 - 4 BOX STALLS, TRAILS- Blue Stove, dishwasher, carpets, 2 7 PM TO 11 PM NE t w o p K bedrooms, family room, 2 1/2 Seal Feeding Program. Ring car garage, deck and yoiM. Company offers excellent • 11 paid holidsys baths, 2 fireplaces, 2 car gar with lights. Pastures. D ^ Qood benefit package. 5-day ! Ill FOimdwu Pina | Call John 6464917. week. wage and benefit package. If you are Interested • Employer paid Major age, much more. The Hayes turnouts. Rockville. Call 875- For more Information, j laal Hartford, Ct | REALFS CORNER Corp., 6460131. 9954, or 8754)272 ; 742-9653. please contact store please contact Mrs. Medical and Life In- 456 MAIN STREEH'. 3 rooms. manager at— McCaffrey RN, DNS. aurance. 17B Main R tiaet______P hone S4S-< Heated. No appliances. No COLONIAL - 8 rooms, 2 1/2 FREE COLLIE PUPS to pets. Tenant Insurance Call Sheldon Cohen EDWARDS FOOD • Malpractice coverage. baths, first floor panelled country homes. Call Bolton required. $225.99 monthly. wwRScamuKaTMM WAITRESS WANTED - • 2 weeks paid vacation family room with fireplace 6461516, mornings 7:39 to 9 $m.99 security. Call 6462426. for appointment WAREHOUSE H ip W ontod 13 H ip WoiMod 13 and large deck. Formal dining AM. SSI BMwall Street Experienced preferred. Apply after 1'yaar. weedkays, 9-5 p.m. 643-2711-E x t. 51 208 Spencer Street MW60tlMl9f Corner Soda Shop, Main room. 4 bedrooms, 2 car gar PNMnonMUf Street, Manchester, between 2 • 3 weeks after 5 years. age. Wooded lot, walk out YOUNG SINGING e q u i OpponuoHr emploror t»/F S47-S1S4 CANAR1E6 All colors. $25 and 3:30 • 4 weeks after 8 years. NURSE AIDES basement. Group I, Phiibrick NEW THREE ROOM Agency. 646-420d. PECAN DINING ROOM SET- and up. Guaranteed Singers! Immediate openings APARTMENT- All BABYSITTER WANTED • $60 yearly uniform COOK Double pedestal table. 6 up Wide selection! Call ^-3218 appliances. Carpeting, air We are looking for a Cook available on all shifts. MANCHESTER - Priced holstered chairs and hutch. anytime. afternoons and evenings, 2:00 allowanca. Pleasant working con ^ It'S the Best TImel, conditioning. Parking for 2 p.m. to 5:30p.m. Momuy thru for relief wont in our 96 reduced for immediate sale. Like new. $800. 6268759. cars. Call Peterman Agency, TOOLMAKERS - Machinists. LATHE OPERATORS - With Come Join our caring Bed Skilled C ^ Nursing ditions, new wage scale in Good income property, well PLASTIC INSPECTOR - EXPERIENCED SERVICE Friday. Some weekends. force. Located on bus line. 6469494. or 6461171. Apply 81 Commerce Street, 2 years' experience. GockI medical team. Contact FREE TABBY TO GOOD Opening for first shift Q Cper STATION ATTENDANT.Over References desired. Call after Home. 32 hours per w e^ , Contact Mrs. Ferguson maintained duplex. 6 rooms, 1 » , . i J ..» Glastonbury. PTG benefits. Salary negotiable. son to take over a small in 18. Part time. Apply In per 5. 6468534. Mrs. McCafIray RN, DNS. with full time benefits. bath each side. No garaKS. HOME- Huggable lap cat. 4 MOBILE HOME. One COMPANY. Telephone 6SS- DNS at Burnside Convales . MANCHESTen years old. Follows Hawk Precision Co., 303 spection department in a son. Maple Super ^ rv lce, 220 Salary commensurate with cent Home, 2866671. Stsrt The New Yeer In | Live in one side, rent the other bedroom. Bolton. Partly fur 76SI. Burnham Street, East Hart I i or both. $59,900. No brokers everywhere with love. After 5 experience. Call Mrs. nished. Working single adult. busv. growing, molding and Spruce St., Manchester . MEADOWS UVING p.m., 5669495. ford, telephone 528-9845. mold making company. A WOMAN TO WORK In small Vince at (>estfleld i please. Ann Uccello, 232-7716. No children, pets. Lease. 646 CERAMIC TILE MECHANIC good general knowledge of office doing collection work CONVALESCENT 1 The Gustafson Agencies, Inc. CHRISTMAS 2688. RARE OPPORTUNITY - DENTAL ASSISTANT - Male I 790 Farmington Avenue, Far - Experienced only. Top plastics, measuring in with typing experience, from 6 4 3 -5 1 S I Musical Instrumanta 44 3 OWN YOUR OWN struments, gauges, and or female, experience 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Write to: Box HOME \ A New Home Of Your Own. 1mington. 6'n-0202.______THREE ROOMS - Second wages, ^ p ly . Atlas Tile, 1863 DEBURRING HAND- IwimialeawiwiaeimieewwwiawwiBiiiwtilW BewimiHielwwwwwwwwBaweewwwiexwii TREES Berlin Tpke , Wethersfield, BUSINESS. Distributor for blueprint reading required. necessary. Military DD. c/o Miuicbester Herald. 333 Bkhvait Street Experlenced. 50 hours. Paid Rear 19 Laud* Street, floor. For adult couple, or Kodak film, Duracell HOL'TON TRUMPET - Good mature single only. No pets. S6341S1. Capable of checking work backround helpful. Salary Manctiaater holidays. Excellent Insurance Ixehind bam. condition. $99 or best offer. Batteries. G.E., Sylvania and within close tolerences, filling negotiable. Excellent CHILD CARE WORKERS - Benefits. Apply in person: ! IK ~ } Location For Sale | Security requirluired. Ebtcellent other photo products needed benefits. Manchester area. 647-9194 Aiisoserntm *10any Tree 6461932. location. T.J. Crockett, RN-LPN wanted for J p.m.-ll out inspection reports, Oakhill School has immediate FACTORY OPENINGS Per Metronics, Inc., Route 6 k Open Thura. A FrI. p.m. and 11 p.m-7 a.m. shifts. in your area. No selling. Ser customer liaison and exer Immediate opening. Call 646 openings for child care 44A, M ton. IMMEDIATE Realtor, 6461577. vice top Retailers under 8125. manent job positions, $4.50 1 to 4. Apply director of nursing. cising good judgement. Please workers to work with hourly, 8 a.m.-4:301:30 p.rp.m., good 1/2 PRICE ON GUITARS in Salmonbrook Convalescent exclusive contract established call Mr. Silver at; 563-1475563-b for retarded, multi-handicapped FINISH CARPENTERS Sat. A Sun. cluding Ovations, plus free by us. High immediate in benefit■m package, 5S-9006. M. I •Manchester* i ATTENTION! Home, off House Street, appointment. children in dormitory and Swift h Sons, 10 Love Lane, NEEDED: by Hartford Area. case with this ad. Carlos Glastonbury. Please call 633- come minimum required in classroom settings. WANTED DRIVER for Auto General contractor for M 64126 jn U H l itars 697c off. Rivers Music. vestment $9,975. 1(»% profit DENTAL ASSISTANT Hartford, Ct. WORKING WOMAN in early 5244. HOMEWORKERS - Earn WANTED- Full time. Experience with handicapped Body Shop Distributor in Commercial - Industrial f Main Street, New Britain. structure. Call between 8 AM twenties, wants to share $50.00/hundred securing, stuf Experience, or previous children required, two years' Manchester. Able to do stock Proiects, experienced 2261977. Oiristmas layaways. t 5 PM, l-806633<367. Or work and paint mixing. 5 1/2 V /t Annual CHFA apartment with another In the fing Envelopes. Free Details, training necessary qualifica college preferred. Full time BABYSITTER NEEDED required. $8.00 per hour, 247- DINING ROOM SET - Manchester area. Write: Box NURSES AIDES wanted for write: American Film Reply: TiUn V15X, Box 94485, second shift, part time day week with benefits. Call FOR ONE YEAR OLD- 10:30 0600. full time on all shifts. Apply Processing, Inc., 1935R tion. Pleasant surroundings Interest Rate. Colonial style, almost brand E, c/o Herald. Schaumberg, III. 80194. and working conditions. weekends only, first and se 649-5211, ask for Tony. a.m. to 3:30 p.m., Monday thru new. Call. 5661988 director of nursing. Salmon- Hoover Court, B'ham, AL cond shifts. Starting salary Friday. Your home or mine. COOK FO R brook Convalescent Home, off 35226. Benefits available. Call 526 AUTO BODY REPAIR - Full 3668. $3.87 to $4.09 per hour, UGHT MANUFACTURING 6460342 after 3 p.m. CONVALESCENT HOME IN House Street, Glastonbury. NEW HOME SEASONED HARDWOOD- time. Experienced. Must have excellent benefits. Call 246 CONCERN in Glastonbury GLASTONBURY - 40 hour, 4 Special! Over 1 1/3 Cord $95, Please call 633-5244. needs person for shipping / YOU’LL LIKE MY BUILD TYPISTS AND CLERK own tools. $7.00 per hour. All AUTO MECHANIC 3496 or w rite P ersonnel day week. Paid holidays and cut and delivered, 18 to 29" TYPISTS are needed to work company benefits. For ap WANTED- Semi skilled per Assistance, Oakhill School, receiving and inventory con PART TIME POSITIONS benefits. Phone 6368914for in Check me out — I’ve got a great body sur-1 IN VERNON lengths. Tree & Stumps Homos lor Root 54 BABYSITTER NEEDED- in the Hartford area. Call pointment call 6867596. son, with tools, to perform 120 Holcomb Street, Hartford, trol. Mechanical aptitude AVAILABLE- National Inven terview. 3 bedrooms, I'/i baths, Removal. Chipper Service. 06112. An equal opportunity helpful. This is a permanent tory Service needs people with rounded by trees. I live In a lovely residen-1 Monday through Thursday, 3 today. TAC/TEMPS, 727-8430. light repair for growing, Heatalator fireplace, at Building Lots Cleared. Valvo ASHFORD- 4 room house, tile p m to 10 p.m. Own transpor GRIT BLASTERS WANTED- yogressive dealership. employer. position with paid vacation, mathematical aptitude to TEACHERS AT ALL tial neighborhood close to schools and | Tree Service, (Insured!. Call National advartiiing in U.S. bath. yard, parking, lease. Ab Experienced Preferred. Call holidays. Blue Cross, Blue assit in the taking of retail in tached garage. City daily newspapers climbed tation. Call 640-6022. Frii ly; Excellent benefits. Ajmly in LEVELS: Universal shopping. I have a cozy fireplace In my 1 Bob 4269283. Bill 4267963 solutely no animals. 423-4199, weekends anytime EXPERIENCED SANDWICH for appointm ent 633-9474. person at: Lynch Motors, Sheiid and Major Medical. ventories. Paid training Teachers, Box 5231, Portland, sewer and water. 8.2 percent to $1.8 billion 5466423., evenings. MAKERS wanted for cocktaii Connecticut Hardface, & Inc,, 345 Center Street JANITORIAL HELP- Please call for appointment at provided. Must be available Ore. 97206. living room, four bedrooms, a formal dining | in 1978. The Conard Coloration, 101 Not only Location but Style, Comfort, lounge. Call 644-9637 between Metalizing Corp., Glaston Manchester. Evenings. Also experienced weekends, and week day room and a garage. Give me a call anytime I $60,000 CHRISTMAS TREES VERNON- CHARMING 5 SEWERS- Experienced on In 9 a m. and 12 noon. bury. floor maintenance man. Good Commerce Street, Glaston evenings. Year round SuafMas OpportuoHf 14 Condition, Space, Quality and at Hickory Ridge Farm room Ranch with 3 bedrooms, dustrial Sewing Machines. bury, a . 6594)591. opportunity for right person. positions, with heavy January Big Boy. I'm cheap — only $59,900. « Call Today! •Scotch Piiw oHoujIas Fir Sporting Goods 46 1 1/2 baths, $459.99 monthly Will train if necessary. Good Commisions on new accounts. work schedule. For Interview Landscaping are a few of the important PART TIME. Want cash for HOMEWORKERS - Earn PART TIME- Truck Driver / BEAUTY PARLOR- 2 booths, oWhilp t Blue Spruce for 5 months. Call Group I. starting pay for the right peo Stock Mover. Mornings til 6465747 or 6460053. call. 644-2574 on Monday 1 more could be added; with 4 Zinsser Agency. 6461511. the hoUdays? For every day? $50.00/hundred securing, stuf features this beautiful home offers. •Wreaths •Omelef) Baskets ROSSIGNOL SKI6 199 CM. ple. Hours: 7 to 3:30, Monday fing Envelopes. Free Details, early afternoon. Satunuys a LEGAL SECRETARY ■ Steno December 17th., between 10 or 5 room apartment. 444 Solomon Bindings. $98. thru Friday. Apply in Mrson It's easy with the phone in required. Real Estate and and 4. your own home. Call 249-7773. Reply: TiUn - X72, Box 94485, must. Good hourly wage for TEACHER OPENING- Math Reasonable. 875-4141. Gnius^y. I Priced below replacement cost for quick •gulKlaT Craft Items Call Peter, 5666652. HOUSE FOR RENT at: Pillowtex Corp., 49Regent Schaumberg, III. 60194. responsiblespo person. & Science at Bolton High Mag Card experience desired. COLUMBIA- Immaculate 2 Street Manchester. Equal School, beginning January Excellent fringe benefits in sale. Offered in the low 80’s. D.W. FISH Applications acceptediccepted Mon lr-r~i nri fcl(S I Antiques 48 bedroom house on 6 acres. Opportunity Employer M/F. NURSES AIDES - Full time. day thrut' Friday. AI Sieffert's 2nd, 1960.. ^11 time position cluding free parking. Please call for a personal private Gallery of Hornet $325 monthly. Call 2263053. Experienced preferred, but Appllpllance, 445 Hartford Road, thru June 1981. R egular Minimum salary $11,593. nSTWCTIVE CIRISIliHS IISES 243 Main Street Salaiy It Benefits. Apply im Connecticut Housing Finance HOUSE SITTER IN SHEET METAL WORKER - PART TIME EVENINGS- trainingInlng will be given. A| efr-99S7. inspection. 646-0131 M ancheater Manchester. Light duty per ______mediately to: Principal,’rin cipal, Authority, 190 Trumbull You May Select and Cut your Own PORTLAND? Comfortable, cixperienced. Soldering etc. in person: East Hartford Street, Hartford, a . 06103. janitor cleaner. 5 evenings per valescent Home, 745 Main PART TIME TELEPHONE Bolton H i^ S c ^ l , 6462768. You May Selerd a Freoh Cut Jackston-Avante 1 THE HAYES CORPORATION 643-1591 AN ASH TRAY FROM attractive home needs oc Can 528-2101. 5269311. CHFA is an equal op PARIS'S FABULOUS week. Ideal for retired or Street, East Hartford. SOLICITORS - 20 hours per SP8UCE, 8C0TCH or FIR Vernon Circle, Vernon cupants for the winter semi-retired. Call 649-5334. week. 6 to 10 PM evenings portunity employer, M/F. . 55 East Center Street MAXINE'S outrageous hats months. Only responsible per RN - II to7: Part time. Enjoy RN8-LFN8 WREATHS. SOWS and DOLLS. marvelous 1938 silk clothing in sons need apply. For details E and/or Saturdays. Call hfr. RNOR LPN-II PM to 7 AM. ■ Openinsi on ill ihKIi Coo< 646-1316 Manchester, Conn. 872-9153 working with an excellent sup One night a week. Laurel Gold, 522-9616. SEWING MACHINE mint condition boxes of all call. 342-3732- keep trying. porting staff. Very pleasant ■ u lir}. ekccllenl Workins con- OPERATORS- For seasonal HYE‘ ACR[ TREE FARM muotmmtantmmumimm'mssutBHmmimt tMtqxBatMtMIMBsissMfMriantBaitaf •••••••••••••••••••••••••• naitttioR ts JkiM m fever Hi. oN shapes and sizes. All kinds of Manor, 91 Chestnut Street, |
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