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2 4 - EV EN IN G H ERA LD , Mon , Nov 24, 1980 MACC ISewB Public relations vital part HmtrbpBtpr of church conference role B> WNCV CARR. children themselves took good place in which to live. meals and baskets. Whew! Clear Exrrulivr Dirrclor the display over to J.C, And talking about good For a while there we had If you were at the F^enney warehouse and set people, our special thanks more names than we knew Clear and colder tonight. Product Show or the Inter­ It up for us If you didn't to the Holmes brothers, what to do with. More WEATHER Details on page 2. faith Thanksgiving Service .see it this year, come see it (Spike, Howard and Nor­ about how all that this weekend, you probably next year — and come talk man) of Holmes Funeral happened next week Ewttttin Irralb saw one of th** fancy and to us which is the whole Home and John and son featuring 'how the school reason George gave his I Vol. C, No. 48 — Manchaater, Conn., Tuesday, November 25, 1980 professional looking and Tom of Tierney Funeral kids came to the rescue." YOUR HOMETOWN NEWSRAPER • Since 1881 • 20it time, talent and money Home, who sponsored the Don’t miss the next brand new MACC Public h , Relations displays. There's more Tale booth for MACC in the first exciting installmenlT on One of these was made number two Enter from place. Another in a long how Thanksgiving was specifically just for events the wings a very caring series of kindnesses from saved at the last minute in such as the Manchester young man named Thomas them both. Manchester. Connecticut. rhamber of Commerce Muldoon. carpenter We Are ycou ready for more To the little lady who G rasso h a s trade show, the United had been trying to figure thank you's? A very special apologized and said she Way Fair, and the Winter out how to put together and loving thank you to all wished she could send Festival G c o r g e some kind of free standing of you who calM in and more, our love. I very Beuregard tells me you information board for pledged money for much suspect that like the have 5 seconds ' is that churches, community Thanksgiving Con­ beloved widow she gave groups, etc Of course, as tributions have been much more than most of n ew ca n cer right George' to catch the eye of someone sauntering usual wc didn t have any received from Marion us A most happy monev but 'wc were Jesseman, Robert J .Smith Thanksgiving. HARTFORD (UPl) — Cancer has through such exhibits been detected in tbe liver of Gov. ’There has been speculation Mrs, Why would a non-profit working on the idea We Inc . 'Peter J Jeffers. NolicfH Grasso would not finish her term, Ella Grasso, who was operated on for did have some ideas and so William and Dons The Christmas Carol which expires in January 1983. organization like .MACC ovarian cancer last April, a did Tom who went to his McKinney. Dorian and •Sing is GO for 6 p.m. Sun­ •want to he involved in spokesman at Hartford Hospital said However, she has denied such something like the greater employer Donald Jacob­ Margaret Shainin, Jack day, December 7 at Center today. rumors and said her quest for a third Manchester Chamber of son, I’eerless and Lillian Hunter. Park Get your flashlight New evidence of the disease in term was “alive and well." Commerce Product Show'’ Woodworking 32- Roaring William and Pauline batteries ready and your Mrs. Grasso, 61, was discovered If she stepped down, her successor For several very good HriKik Plaza. East Glaston­ Lautenbauch. Joseph long winter underwear. would be Lt, Gov, William O’Neill, 2 during routine tests conducted Mon­ reasons starting with the bury Conn and working Schauster, Mr. and Mrs The Salvation Army Band who has said no transition plans have day, the spokesman said. She has fact that betweervS.OOO and with company tcxils and Kenneth D Arey. is already tuning up. been put into effect. O'Neill said i.OOO people are expected donating his lunch hours. Anonymous, a friend. And more thanks, to been hospitalized since Nov. 15 for recently be expected the governor to to tour those aisles And Tom put together a perma­ Manchester Sunshine Marion Eddy for her con­ treatment of phlebitis in her left leg. fill out her four-year term. ■ The governor had been scheduled some of those people are nent formica display board Group, Henry and Ida Cor­ tribution to Human Needs. In January 1981 Mrs. Grasso will Artist’s rendition of the renovation of the former House and purchased by the Heritage Savings and Loan Association and to go home sometime this week, but ' looking for ways to help that comes in eight put mier, Louise L. LeSure, — to Dorian and be the nation’s only woman governor. Hale building, Main Street, Manchester. The building has been doctors recommended she remain to others 'and we II be right together sections adap­ Edward and Ruth Ralph will be converted to office condominiums. The term of Washington Gov. Dixie Margaret Shainin for their begin chemotherapy treatments, to there to tell them about the table for a myriad of uses and Carolyn C Foster donation the the firebom­ Lee Ray expires next year. be followed by further treatments on 5 Pantry, the Fuel Bank and And while he was at it. he Thanks to you and those bing fund (now up to Press secretary Larrye deBear Sledding season an out-patient basis, the spokesman all the rest' and some of got busy and built a whole who have contributed food $839,001 only $161,00 to go! said Mrs. Grasso began the Heritage buys downtown store said. them will know people who new shelving section in the and baskets, we re going to — to Laureatte Chapter The sledding season opened early at Center behind him are Eric McMullan, of 52 Oak St., chemotherapy treatment t^ a y with need help - a neighbor just MACC Emergency Pantry be able to take care of Beta Sigma Phi for canned Springs Park in Manchester this year. Here Manchester, and Tony Frankovitch of 80 Cot­ Mrs. Grasso in April underwent a the drug cumidin. He said she would coming back from God bless bim He finish^ everyone on the goods brought to the comes Shaun Keily of 74 Cottage St., hysterectomy for removal of a be released from Hartford Hospital tage St., Manchester (Herald photo by Pinto) cancerous cluster of tumors on an Norwich, an older person up just in time to move Thanksgiving list for hot emergency pantry. Manchester, in the lead. The tobogganers “sometime this week." having trouble with fuel wife Nancy and his three ' ovary. Her doctor, Hartford He said neither he nor the governor bills, or a nephew getting little ones into a new apart­ Office condos planned gynecologist Dr. Joseph Russo, would comment and no plans had out of jail We ll be there ment and I hope they put ordered follow up radiation been made for a news conference lor them tco their feet up and rest until treatments as a precaution. with her doctor, There is the tantalizing January Related »tory on page Id. The governor underwent an eight- “The decision has been made that possibility of having the op­ Jackie Morelewitz spent week series of radiation therapy in the statement will be issued by Hart­ portunity for example, to the past few days lettering May through early July'and has been ford Hospital," deBear said. MANCHESTER - Plans for talk to small employers around children and over plagued by fatigue, nausea and gas­ transforming the former House and Asked whether she really did have and tradesmen about the and under dinner parties tritis as a result of the treatments. Hale Department Store into office phlebitis, be replied: "She did. Well, dollars and sense involved and Ben Rubin dropped Mrs. Grasso has undergone exten­ condominiums, the "worst kept 1 haven't examined her myself. I'm in hiring ex-offenders and everything and went sive tests since the surgery and Russo not a doctor." secret in town” were formally un­ persons on probation reported that none show^ any new flashing across town taking veiled today by William Hale, presi­ Information about the governor’s Back to George pictures and developing evidence of cancer. A spokesman for illness has been sketchy from the dent of Heritage Savings and Loan the governor had said the latest Beuregard Having heard them to put together in Association. start. Only two news conferences we needed some advice time for the Thanksgiving hospitalization was unrelated to her At an early morning press con­ have been scheduled with her doctor tree of course' George .Service the pictorial dis­ This man earlier cancer. since the surgery in April. ference at Heritage, Hale, who is no popped into the .MACC of­ play called We Are Here^ She was given the anticoagulant relation to the building’s former The Merck Manual, a physicians' fice. spent a few minutes which visually tells the Heparin for the phlebitis, Russo said, owners, explained the.bank's pending standard reference book, states that talking to us said not to what, where, and how of an(i her leg was kept raised. The the liver is a common site for malig­ purchase, for 1175,000, of the former hospital spokesman said Mrs. Grasso N worry he would take care .MACC services store. The owner is House Realty nant growths when the cancer is first of the whole thing and was has been taking daily walks to in­ detected in the gastro-intestinal Inc., a House family corporation crease her mobility. oil It turns out that ■So the next time you see can show which includes former state ^prem e tract, pancreas, gallbladder, breast George is the president of one of the .MACC displays ym or lung. Court Judge Charles House as prin­ Beuregard ■' C.irporation. telling you how to give help cipal owner. and his business is the and how to receive help, Working with several prominent design and production of remember the two men Manchester businessmen, developer trade show exhibits How w ho made it possible One Consumer prices John Dequattro, the town’s largest IS that lor fabulous luck the president of a corpora­ landlord, and contractor Jack which produced a fabulous tion one a carpenter, both ah^^w ay Hunter, an Investment of fl.S to |2 0 display complete with talented, both" dedicated million is planned for the building up by 1 percent lights carpet chair the and both part of the com­ built in 101)6. Through retaining the whole works And to top it munity of caring people building’s period appearance, closing off George and his that makes Manchester a the department store's display win­ The purchase of the former House and Hale Hale, president. Heritage Savings and Loan WASHINGTON (UPl) - Consumer cured despite a 0.7 percent increase dows, installing new heating and building. Main Street, Manchester, by the Association, right, outlines the plans for the prices scooted up by 1 percent last in average hourly earnings last electrical systems, the investors month, pushed by soaring housing month. The department noted the Heritage Savings and Loan Association, was building. At left, is John DeQuattro of JD Speech book to finance hope to attract commerce and prices to an annual inflation rate of combination of a decline in the berame the Manchester area's first announced this morning at a press conference Real Estate,] coordinator of the project. 12.6 percent, the government said average number of hours worked and V office condominiums. at the bank. The building will be renovated (Herald photo by Pinto) today. a 1 percent increase in consumer a sure hit Already, Dequattro said, there for use as office condominiums. William The Labor Department said the prices more than offset the increase have been inquiries from insurance Consumer Price Index rose 1 percent in hourly earnings. agents, lawyers, and even dentists. building's basic allotment plan will also sits as a Heritage director.The downtown by Judge William in October on a seasonally adjusted Through the first 10 months of 1980, WASHINGTON ll'l more blatant last-buck your home. He noted retailers, possibly a cor­ be designed to ^ i t buyers, Dequattro purchase cleared, but the final un­ Fitzgerald, of the Cheney Historic basis, the same level as in the annual inflation rate is 12.2 per­ Speaking of unfortuna'c traps is a store front ridor of small businesses, were also said. [ animous bank decision to buy was District Commission, and town September. cent. the department reported. timing. Bantam Books has language school that being considered for the historically The architects will be the made without another director, General Manager Robert Weiss. But the reasons for last month’s The 1.3 percent increase in housing just published .■ paperback claims to ha\e a cure lor If you’re looking for a better way to finance your significant building. The first buyer Lawrence Associates, with Richard Seymour-Kaplan, who was involved "More and more as people look to rise are substantially different from costs in October was due to a 1.5 per­ original called More How soiithernese home, talk to Wayne Mora. He’s your home loan is attorney Alan Thomas, who will be Lawrence president. Dequattro said* in the building's sale. Main Street they see it as something the September increase. About three- cent increase in home prices and a To Speak Southern Students are exposed purchasing about 1,259 square feet. he will be the principal marketer, in­ The planned condominiums com­ unique,” Weiss said. "The fact Main fifths of the October increase was 19 percent increase in mortgage in­ If the rest of the counlr'. to intensive doses of West counselor at Heritage Savings. Wayne can show He estimated space in the 32,000 volved in all aspects of the sales. plex emerged as "the most viable" Street could be restored to resemble due to a rise in the housing compo­ terest rates, me department said. IS anything like the capital Coast Vulgate and' you our new adjustable rate mortgage. He’ll square foot building will sell for The bank’s purchase of the alternative for the store, said to be a it's appearance in 1919 is exciting." nent, which increased 1.3 percent The October housing jump follows this book will be voted iheoreiically come out about-$60 a square foot. But this, he building, which was left vacant in Manchester landmark. Other con­ Fitzgerald saw the plans as following slight increases in the two months of moderate increases. Most economists agree the latest least likely lo make the talking like native Califor-, explain its special low interest rate and its noted, will change with the wishes of January of 1980 for the first time in sidered, Hale said, were elderly business working toward combined previous two months. figures somewhat misrepresents best-seller list mans More often than not the buyers. If the owners wish 126 years when the operators of the apartments "but the numbers community aims of Cheney District Much of the September increase flexible options that can make selling your home current inflation since housing prices The capital currently is however the school mere­ “exotic” recreation space, such as a department store, Almay Inc., of weren't right," and downtown renewal. was due to higher food prices, which ir^the midst of a transition ly separates them from easier. You can find him helping people like you health facility, the price of owning a Boston.. left, had to be cleared Heritages purchase was hailed as Restoration is scheduled to begin also increased rapidly in August and and mortgage interest rates are period Which means, their tuition money piece of the building will rise. As with federal Washington officials. the first step in not only revitalizing in January with a June completion September. calculated as though each consumer buys a house every month. among other things that it When they emerge from every day at our Main Office here in Manchester. space requirements are known, the The principal owner. Judge House, the store, but in aiding renewal of the date. But October food prices rose only 0.7 percent, thanks mainly to Jason Benderly, an economist with IS in the process of being the indoctrination, they You can also find Wayne in an action packed dedixified still have spoonbread on declines in beef and fresh fruits and the Washington Analysis Corp . said Pseudo-southern accents their breath and a tendent'v volleyball game. A lifetime Manchester resident, vegetables. the lag in reporting mortgage rates so pamst.ikingh acquired'-4» 'he final g from In a related report, the department means the October figures are tbe he’s been involved in local sports all his life. Ten nursing homes struck said the buying power of the average first time (he index has refected the lour years ago are dis­ their gerunds appearing Iriiin the I-or those of us who are Wayne knows how to play the game better. And HARTFORD (UPIJ - About 900 strikebound Middletown facility for Thayer Baldwin, director of health Frank Biello faced a possible urban worker with a non-working interest spiral that began (Ot'ktail circuit The A' 11- ol and from the South, the he knows a better way to finance your home. nurses, nurses’ aides and kitchen and admitting new residents. system regulation for the depart­ maximum penalty of a $1,000 fine and wife and three children declined in accelerating in late summer. Haul truck rental firm is problem is even' more maintenance workers struck 10 nur­ Police said 21 people were arrested ment of Health Services, also revocation of his license. October. "It is a very distorted view of infla­ (hanging its name ba( k to serious In our c ases, it s a Come in and talk to Wayne. Ask him about our sing homes across Connecticut at the Lorraine Manor and Avery threatened action against the owner "He has very, very irresponsibly Real spendable earnings fell 0.6 tion during the month of October. " 2 I -Haul And so on matter ol overcoming the adjustable rate mortgage. He’ll show you a today, affecting 1,504 patients. Nine Heights homes by mid-moming— the of Ridgewood Central Inc. in disregarded an order of the com­ percent in October on a seasonally said Ben Laden, chief economist for What wi- don 1 need at inborn sense ol civility that other homes negotiated new con­ first two arrests made less than five Middletown. missioner,” Baldwin said. adjusted basis. Over the year, real the Baltimore investment firm of T this point is a refresher goes with the territory better way. tracts before the 7 a.m. strike' minutes after the strike officially Baldwin said the home admitted spendable earnings were down 6 per­ Rowe Price Associates. "But it is not The walkout was the second major course in soutfiern fried After giving me a routine deadline. began. two new patients Sunday and four cent. the department said out of line with the general in­ dic'tion e g arrer as gentility test, a counsellor Pickets were arrested at two Hart- ’Those arrested were accused of more Monday in violation of a state- health care strike in Connecticut this The drop in spending power oc- flationary environment, " he added. month. More than 500 nurses were in in Ah shot an arrer inlo ,it one ol the dedixilication foA nursing homes a short time after disorderly conduct and interferring imposed moratorium on admissions the ninth day of their walkout at the ahr ( enters told me 1 was ter the walkout began and state officials with an officer for blocking en­ in the face of the strike deadline. Waterbury Hospital with slight People in the upper minally lourti'ous threatened action against a trances to the facilities, police said. He said owner-adm inistrator progress reported in talks Monday. sot lal stratum where We can t do anything He^age Savings Nurses were only affected at three appearames (ount most lor you. he said solemnly 5 \ss(H iati(HhSim v IS9I of the struck nursing homes. usuallv (an alloid to hire Even if vou learned to . tuesdoyi private viiice tutors to help talk like a Down Meadows pact settled Health officials sent inspectors to then stop drawling Easterner you could never each of. the facilities to ensure Main Office: 1007 Main Strcei. Mam he.sler 649-4586 Sugar Ray Leonard 88 chdice People who are less pass lor a Yankee A’our By MARTIN KEARNS proper staffing. A state-initiated suit In addition the union agreed on patients were provided with Earthquake tonight. Ted Lindsay fired by Red .illliicnt generalU iheck gracious manners would K-Mar( Office: Spencer Si reel, M.inche.sler 649-3007 was resolved when the home April 1983 as an effective starting adequate care and to see that the Herald Reporter Italy’s state radio network puts Wings. ’Three pro soccer franchises • nto one o'l the give you away ' Coventry Office: Houle 31 742 7321 accepted a court-ordered monitor. date for the pension, Fiochetta said. homes had sufficient supplies of food the earthquake death toll at more fold. Page 12. neighborhood dedixilica- 1 said. Suppos^ went Tolland Office: Route 195. ' < mile .south of 1-86. Exit 99 872-7387 MANCHESTER - Union "We’re very pleased with the ’The union had originally asked for and medicine. Because of past than 3,000. More than 100 towns IIon I enters ■ ibat are to Mexico'' I hear they ve South Windsor Office: 29 Oakland Road 644 2484 negotiators and owners of the settlement," Leslie Engle, two additional sick days and an ad­ violations or size of the home, were ttestroyed or damaged in the springing up all over town got-a ( lime dow n there that Meadows ConvalejKent Home agreed spokesperson for District 1119 of the ditional holiday. ’The settlement in­ Baldwin said special attention will be Moneymarket in Food Mart: West Middle Turnpike in the Manchaster Parkade worst earthquake in 50 years. Page riiosi- who enroll in public has been suctessful in Moneymarket in the Highland f'ark Market: Highland Street. Manchester Monday afternoon to a three-year New Eii^land Health Care cludes one additional sick day, given five facilities. Inside today treating ('erlain types ol 20. (ledixilK'alion programs contract including significant wage Employees Union said. Fiochetta said. Two nursing homes had settled the Business...... 17 .ire re(|uired to (|uit grits politeness Increases and thereby averting a "Very good, very pleased,” said ” It’s a very expensive contract but dispute last week, while negotiators Classified...... 17-18 ■( (lid turkey and lo give up He shook his head "Not scheduled strike. Brush fires William Fiochetta, administrator at we consider it reasonable. It’s cer­ hammered out agreements at seven Comics...... -19 cold turkey as well when southern hospitality the Meadows, when speaking of the tainly not going to have a negative Screamu^ winds gusting to 100 For workers at the state’s largest facilities Monday and early today. Eklitohal ...... 4 In the initial stages, has spread all over your settlement. effect. We think it’s going to increase m|d) whip a half-dozen blasM out of nursing home, the contract means a The 2,000-member New England Entertainment ...... 15 however 'ne- .in-orovided bodv he said ’The agreement at about 2 p.m. control in southern California. 60 percent pay Increase spread oveh our ability to recruit and maintain Health Care Employees Union, F am ily...... 8-9 with grits sulslitutes. such He did. however, hold out Monday, just 17 hours before union Fires have charred over 13,000 three years. ’Die home also agreed to staff,” Fiochetta said. District 1199, struck the remaining 10 Obituaries ...... 10 .IS ( ream ol v.heai and cor- one laint hope plastic organizers had scheduled a walk-out. ’The union had said the wage in­ acres and destroyed hundreds of Peopletalk...... ,,.... .2 surgery A cosmetic opera­ provide a pension plan equal to 8 per­ homes simultaneously at the 7 a.m. homes. Page 16. Jimeal mush cent of payroll. Economics delayed the.settlement, creases would positively affect the Sports...... ! .11-14 tion, he said might give deadline. As Irequentlv happens J. Fiochetta said. ’The union agreed to owners ability to retain staff. Television ...... 15 mv congenial countenance ’The union unsuccessfully sought to • "We've struck 10 places. Nine have in sports during a transition period spread the wage increases over a At the Meadows, the settlement TownTalk...... < ...... 10 a (hurlish look that would Include staffing juttem s in the con­ three-year period instead of the two settled, but 10 are out,” yinlon Presi­ the (.i(ulal is teeming with amounts to a minimum starting Saints remain winless In NFL, U pdate...... 2 I h r I a t a n s and he acceptably non- tract. The state earlier this year years originally requested, Fiochetta dent Jero'me Brown said. ”We dxpect ,1 wage of more than |5 an hour by the Coach Nolan’s job on line Page 11, W eather...... ' ...... 2 . iiiouritobanks One ol the southern charged the home’s owners with im­ said. end of the three year period. people to honor our picket lines.”

s EVENING HERALD, Tues., Nov.25, 1980 - 3 . / Forest Ridge resident loses appeal for driveway

MANCHESTER - The last hope must be tom out, as Dennis and require easy access to her home, and Tedford also said a ZBA allowance position from about seven residents, others, cited the eyesore a trailer for a resident of Forest Ridge Con­ Evelyn Amo, of 82 A Cliffside Drive, if forced to walk up a flight of 28 for the driveway would usurp the the ZBA denied a request to install a would create in a neighborhood panhandles. At least three deaths were blamed on the during an attempted drug arrest in Algiers. on an individual basis in their own federal district. The dominiums to keep her driveway wished. steps, she would have to move. Mrs. PZC’s role, in deciding upon site mobile home at 545 North Main. Sam "where we are trying to upgrade our storm. argument was that federal law applied because of the vanished Monday night when the First Hartford representatives and Klibanoff has daughter in Grade 3 plans. Nussdorf requested the trailer so he homes." Driggs said he also feared The speaker of Iran's Parliament said today his coun­ "unique relationship between a soldier and his ZBA refused to grant her appeal. Mrs. Kilbanoff claim the two who she did not wish to uproute in the Mrs. Klibanoff’s appeal was ac­ could live there, protecting his allowing one trailer would soon grow try would not negotiate on its terms for the release of the Police chief resigns Complaints dismissed government." Karen Klibanoff, 82 Cliffside neighbors originally agreed to install middle of the year. She asked for a companied by a petition of other supplies and sale items used in his into a trailer park. 52 U.S. hostages and it is up to the Carter administration variance for a specific time period to NEW ORLEANS (UPI) — To reduce racial tensions NEW YORK (UPI) — A federal appeals court dis­ Drive, appeared before the commis­ the driveway. Attempts for a con­ Forest Ridge neighbors supporting auction business from vandals and One resident questioned the "to meet our demands ' Explosion, fire kill 97 allow her to find another home. over police shootings of four blacks, Mayor Ernest missed a complaint against five chemical companies and sion requesting a variance to allow ference to bring the two neighbors her request. thieves. omount of vandalism Nussdorf Hojatoleslam Hashmi Rafspjam spoke in Beirut as a A ZBA member, Francis Maffe, was Mortal has accepted the resignation of the police chief dealt a blow to 800 Vietnam veterans who believe the ANKARA, Turkey (UPI) - Ninety-feven women and the driveway for several more together at PZC meetings failed. But a lawyer for the condominium Without the variance for the claimed. "Are any of these acts of three-man Algerian delegation carrying Iran s latest and says he will initiate an independent investigation. military exposed them to lasting physical harm through children attending an engagement shower in a small months, giving her time to rttbVe. The The PZC decided last April and sympathetic to the request. He could association said the Board of Direc­ mobile hothe. he would be driven out hostage release position left Algiers en route to vandalism on record, " he asked. Mortal Monday* announced the resignation of Police use of Agent Orange. village died in a flash fire apparently set off by a gas dispute, over the illegal driveway September to have the driveway not convince the other four members tors opposed the request. The counsel of business, he said. He asked for the "Are the police giving protection? " Washington in a secrecy-enshrouded, courier shuttle. Superintendent James Parsons, effective Dec. 1, and said The decision Monday by the U»S. 2nd Circuit Court of canister rigged to supply lighting during an electricity began last year when Mrs. removed, and after various attempts however. Commission Chajrman cited the association's charter provi­ variance for three years. Algeria's government news media reported the depar­ he would ask the City Council for money to hire a special Appeals said the federal court lacked jurisdiction in suits failure. Klibanoff's neighbors brought the to bring the neighbors together Kenneth Tedford said he was-"sym­ sion stating only the Board ol Direc­ Area residents- of North Main The commission unanimously ture for Washington of Ambassador to Washington Reda investigator to conduct a study of the shootings in the fil^ in 25 judicial districts across the country. The suits The tragedy Monday night wiped out one-fourth of the matter to the Planning and Zoning zluring the summer. Zoning En- pathetic” to Mrs. Klibanoff's tors directives carried weight, not turned out again, as they have on denied the request. Another applica­ Malek and Ambassador to Iran Abdelkrim Gheraib and Algiers section. were consolidated into one at U.S. District Court in population in the village of Danaciobasi, which had a pop­ Commission's attention. forceme Officer Thomas O'Marra problem but that the driveway was il­ random petitions of residents. numerous other occassions, to op­ tion expected to generate public com­ Algerian Central Bank director Mosstefaii Seghir. In The city's first black mayor said all officers involved in Brooklyn to determine if federal law applied. ulation of only about 4007—. The driveway was not on the site ordered the driveway’s removal in legal, and had to go. The attorney, John Shaw, also said pose the plan. ment had no public hearing, as the Iran, it was the hostages' 388th day in captivity the shootings — which occurred earlier this month during In ruling that it did. District Judge George Pratt It was "like a napalm bomb explosion with many plan of developers First Hartford September. Mrs. Klibanoff then "We cannot act as a mediator for a it took a two-thirds majority vote to - William Driggs. of 616 North Main, applicant. Grace Clemson did not investigations of the shooting death of a white officer — rejected the motion to dismiss the complaints made by bodies blackened beyond recognition" said a Turkish Realty and in two separate hearings, appealed his order. squabble between two neighbors," he change the site plan. presented a petition of neighbors who appear. Ms. Clemson requested a had been relieved of their regular duties pending comple­ the companies. Diamond Shamrock, Monsanto, reporter from Danaciobasi. 50 miles northeast of Ankara. the commission decided the drive She cited health problems which said. In other meeting action, after op­ opposed the plan. He. and several special exceotion for a day care. Snow buries Southwest tion of the investigation. Thompson-Hayward, Hercules, and Dow Chemical. They Tragedy struck almost every family, said police, who The second, heavy snow squall of the season spread a The special investigator and his staff will be the fourth appealed. put the death toll at 97, possibly including the bride-to-be. blanket of snow up to 16 inches deep from the central and legal agency looking into the incidents, which began Nov. Pratt's reversal seemed, however, to still leave open to Many of the victims suffocated trying to get out of the Study retraction sought southern Rocky Mountains to the Texas and Oklahoma 12 — the dav Reginald Ferdinand, a black, was shot the veterans the possibility of later renewing their claims smoke-filled house. to beein Union dam work .Peopletalk By MARTIN KKARNS Corps of Engineers was given inspec­ could cost between $30,000 and $50,- tion responsibilities. 000 Hrrulil Reporter Radioland^s '"'‘Dallas The town last November hired a "Do you just want to spend money MANCHESTER — The town will Glastonbury engineer to conduct its or fix the dam, " Stephen Cassano, Radio has Us first new soap opera in years — ask the state Department of En­ own study of the dam. Clarence Welti the Liason Committee chairman, Malice'' — a spoof of - Dallas " that features vironmental Protection to retract its concluded repairs to the dam would asked Cassano agreed with Giles lovable snake-in-the-grass W W' Youall. who sells request for another study of the cost about $240,000 Welti's report in­ that the town could save two years homesites on Mount ,St Helens to the unsuspecting. Union Pond dam to allow engineers cluded estimates of the amount of and a lot of hassle " by starting the Big Daddy Youall. who calls a bowl of chili and a to begin work on the dam’s water that could flow over the dam reconstruction immediately six-pack a 7-course Texas lunch, and an assortment reconstruction. during a severe storm. ol J R Ewing family counterparts Town officials earlier this month The state reviewed the town's Pool rloned tonight The show s creator. Chris White. 33, Norfolk, Va , appealed the DEP (decision but ac­ study and decided it had not gone into EAST M AR I FORI) - The East told Pevple magazine he thinks it's high time cording to a letter received last week enough analysis. As a result the town Hartford High School swimming pool "Dallas " took a few licks officials say they/might have to has been ordered to conduct the will be closed tonight due to a Wf ATHtP FOIOCAIT f) And besides, he thinks the acting on his show, spend $50,000 to rework an earlier fourth study. Giles said it would be previously scheduled event. The pool For period ending 7 pm KST 11 '2.S 80 During which IS syndicated nationally to 249 stations, "is study. / the second required of the town and will re-open Wednesday night Tuesday, rain is expected in the Northern Interniountain more outrageous and the scripts ain't too bad Monday nfght. the town Liason Region and the West Gulf Coast Region K.lsewhere either Committee (sought to eliminate the weather is fair in general Maximum temperatures in­ study, a g re ^ g with Jay Giles, town Lannan coordinates clude Atlanta .'7, Boston M Chicago 38 Cleveland 41. Buy a bridge buddy? director of »blic works, that the Dallas 44 Denver 37 Duluth 32. Mousloii f : .lacksonville This tune U s for real Well, almost .. dam will havVtp be strengthened 71. Kansas Citv 39, Lillie Rock 43, Los .Angeles *3, Miami New York Mayor Eidward Koch and the city regardless of the sttjdy’s findings 911 system efforts 81. Minneapolis 39 New Orleans 61 New Nock .62 Department of General Services are leasing vaults The state uses a criterion different Phoenix 71. San Francisco 62. Seattle 48 St Louis 38 and in the Brooklyn Bridge frorq the town’s to determine the dam's strength and safety. Giles M WCMF.S'l'ER — According lo a ol California. Kansas and Missouri Washington '4 Three of the vaults at the Manhattan side of the decision Monday night. Police Chief have an emergency system based en­ landmark structure have gone to a private said. While the town uses figures A matter of teamwork based on a "hundred year storm" Robert Lannan will work with East tirely on town boundaries Weather forecast developer who plans to open a wine-seller's super­ Hartlord and South Windsor officials market (such as the 1938 hurricane), the The spokesman said SNET is It’s all a matter of teamwork as these Occupational Training Center, will present a state uses tougher guidelines, Giles lo c o o rd in a te 911 e m e rg e n c y Fifteen vaults on either side of the East River studying the system and hopes to Becoming partly cltnidy and windy tudav A lew members of the Future Innkeepers of holiday buffet Dec. 2 at the ROTC for area said. telephone service for residents in showers or flumes possible in the western hilts High still are available Who can resist an address like nursing home patients. Chairman, of the pie­ "border areas ' have a similar one installed in A America at Manchester Community College According to DEP requirements, temperatures in the low 40s western hiils to the low fOs at that'' Final hookups About 150 families living near the .Southern New England by 1984 prepare dough for their annual pie sale making committee is Helen Shufeld. Mike the dam must be able to hold back In the meantime the spokesman the coast or between H and 11 (' (’lear and colder tonif.'hl town's boundary with East Hartford The Space Shuttle Columbia rolls out of the side the Vehicle Assembly Building. The currently under way. Approximately 35 Hiza of the college’s Hotel and Food Service the equivalent of 19 inches of rain suggested the town improve com­ Lows in the 20s inland to the low 30s at the coast Mosllv Mot waiting during a 24-hour period "That and South Windsor must dial the Orbiter Processing Facility at Kennedy space shuttle is due to lift off in March of members of FIA participate and proceeds Mnagement Program, is advisor to the Police Department's seven-digit munications with the two sunny Wednesdav Hi^hs 40 to 4r The lure ol a White House wedding apparently amount of flow is so ridiculous," Space Center, Florida, late Monday after 1981. (UPI photo) group. (Herald photo by Ryder) number lo report emergencies The neighboring towns F7ast Hartlord in­ didn I impress Dona Palmieri. 29. and Ronald P are used to provide various community ser­ Giles said. several delays to link up with fuel tanks in- town Liason Committee sought lo in­ stalled the emergency system in Oc­ Reagan the 22-year-old son of President-elect vices. FIA, in conjunction with the Regional Regardless. Giles said the fourth Loiifl Uland Sound corporate them into the town's tober and South Windsor is expected Ronald Reagan study would not bring the dam up to l.oiiu Dl.tnil 'Aoiiml to W .ill'll Hill. R.l. anil Miiiil.iuk system after the Southern New to have" theirs in place next year In less than two months they could have had the state code and sought instead to I’oini: W inds becoming northwesi and increasing to 1' to Better return sought begin work on its reconstruction. England Telephone Co received a Lannan said the town now directs 2: knots todav continuing through .tonight Northwest hall rent free Instead they opted for a quiet, infor­ Boisterous crowd fights emergency calls from other border Liason committee members sup­ rate hike last month mal — the bride'wore red cowboy boots, black towns bat'k to the police dispatcher in winds 10 to 2u knots Wednesdav \isibilitv f miles or ported a town appeal of the decision But SNET officials at Monday s more Partly cloudv todav Fair tonight and Wednesdav slacks and sweater, the groom was in jeans, tennies meeting of the Liason Committee the hometown Although he said it and sweatshirt — in New York Slate Supreme Court so time and energy could be devoted Wave'heighls increasing to 3 to 4 teet today and con­ said the situation existed because ol requires a little more time. Lannan in .Manhattan Pension unit ups goal to strengthening the dam estimated the calls were handled tinuing tonight technological problems and not the Ron a member of the Joffrey II ballet troupe, and waste plant for Enfield As a result, Giles will send another econoinic issues assumed by com­ within 10 seconds his bride had been sharing a one-bedroom apart­ letter to state DEP asking the fourth The exchanges aflected include K\t«‘nd*'d uiitlook ENFIELD (UPIl - A rowdy, hydroxide sludge The disposal site land to build an industrial park last MANCHESTER - The Town Pen­ Recent experience has been a The board does not yet know how study be tabled mittee members. ment in Greenwich Village return of about 10 per cent. 644. 528 and 289, Lannan said he Extended outlook lor New F.ngland Thursdav through boisterous crowd of about 2.0(K) per­ would be located in a planned in­ summer and did not disclose the sion Board has raised its sights and is much of that money it can affort to Giles said the collapse ol a dam in A SNET spokesman said Ihe 911 aiming for a higher return on its The new quidelines. like the old tieup in investments. It could add the system works nationwide according would contact the police chiefs in Saturdav From petunia patch sons made it plainly clear they don't dustrial park designed to provide plans for the waste dump until Georgia several years ago led the want Elnfield lo become the site of thousands of new jobs and estimated stock investments ones, say that returns on equity in­ money to some it already has in­ lo telephone exchanges and not town F7ast Hartlord and South Windsor to 'Ll".ll■llu••■ll-. Rliiiilr l-lailil Hill I iiiiiiei 111 III : Fair pressed by town officials last week president to order a study of dams Jessie Glidden, Dekalb, III , celebrated the 106lh At a meeting Monday the board vestments should be higher than boundaries. At present, only portions work out transfer procedure lollovved bv increasing i loudiness on Thanksgiving dav Connecticut's first hazardous waste to provide the town with $1.5 million vested in in a type of fixed income across the country The U.S. Army anniversary Monday of her great uncle's invention those on fixed return investments, a Chance ol ram or snow Thursdav pight and Fridav Fair treatment plant in annual new revenue. Browning-Ferris said the facility voted to revise its guidelines and the contract It could also invest it in III barbed wire premise that has been put to test in Saturdav Davlinu- highs mosllv in the 4Us and overnight TlLe(j;^sidents jammed the But the residents, mindful of the would process 10 million gallons of chief change is to increase from 10 to another type of fixed return plan On Nov 24 1874 Miss Glidden says. Joseph recent market conditions. lows in the 2Us to lower 3hs auditorium, cafeteria and hallways Love Canal. N.Y.. tragedy, said they waste in the first year. The firm said 15 per cent its objective for return on which would tie it up for a minimum (ilidden received a patent for his invention, .which the sludge would be solidified and equity investments. The board also discussed, but made Aeriiiiiiii: Fair Thursday but a period ol mixed snow o( Enfield High School Monday night did not want a waste dump site no of three months The first alternative he dreamed up to keep chickens out of his wife's no decision on. how to invest some and rain Thursdav night into Frid.iy Partly cloudv Salur- to reject a proposal by a Texas .com­ matter what the benefits might be neutralized and rendered harmless Members admitted privately that estimated to return something like money it is about to receive from the dav with widelv scattered Hurries Highs :i.' to 4' lows petunia patch pany to build a treatment plant and "Stick it in your own back yard. " when buried the objective might be a bit of a 11.05 per cent The second would A postman (Hidden also recognized the need to stretch, but are hoping that it might town. Of the $500,000 or $600,000 it return a rate that is fixed weekly, 2l)s and 3Us dump site in the town one opponent shouted to the t^inlain livestock as he traveled from farm to farm It was the second rebuff to State officials say a disposal site is be realized by the new money will get a portion will be available for and is now at something over 13 per 4Llille .H ilt Neu 11,1111 |l«ll ire ; K ill IHUtsdilV ( tuiIK t* promoters delivering mail, his niece says needed in Connecticut badly to han­ managers with whom the board has investments. The rest will have to be cent. ot rain south and light snow or rain north Fridav representatives of Browning-Ferris Michael Scalzo, president of a The invention helped change the lace ol much of dle the hazardous waste of growing just contracted used to pay pensions Clearing Saturdav Highs in the 4us south and 3(ls north Industries of Houston who said the group formed to fight the project, the nation s rangeland, since settlers could use it to Lows in the 2iis excefil some 3Us south lacilily would be sale and provide said 9,(XK) signatures were obtained industry which now amounts to about stake out homesteads on government land, which new jobs and revenue. during a weekend petition drive op­ 100 million gallons a year About 70 \ir (jualilx n-porl cattlemen had been using for free pasture Last Thursday, about 500 angry posing the dump percent of the waste is metal In-house courses slated HARTFORD CPI The stale Department ol Fn- residents shouted down speakers for Scalzo. the head of the Citizen's hydroxide sludge Free clinic vironmental Protection re|iorled moderate air quality Glimpses the firm at a town meeting, forcing Alliance to Save the Environment, MANUIIKSTER — Manchester toward a business administration A law that goes into effect July 1 M ANCHS'I'ER - The Geriatric- degree will be offered across ConneclKul Mondav except in (ireenwich where Diredor Michael CTmino says he was aware all town officials to postpone the promised at the meeting the group Community College is participating will allow the slate to override local Program of the Manchester Public- the air was good along ot the tremendous risk he was taking when he meeting until Monday niglit would never allow the hazardous in a joint effort lo bring credit zoning regulations and other or­ Health Nursing Assoc-iation will The DKP lorecast moderate air statewide lor tod.iv spent millions over budget making his fiasco The company has proposed using a waste plant lo be built in Enfield. courses within easy reach of Seniors parly sponsor a free, walk-in blood Heaven s Gale But he had to do it, Cimino told 200-acre site lo treat and bury hazar­ .Scalzo said residents were angry dinances to select a safe disposal employees of artford firms. SOUTH VIINDSOR - The Senior pressure clinic Dec 3 from 9 to 11 Newsweek magazine b e c^ se a movie is a living dous industrial wastes, mostly metal that the Texas firm look options on site Employees of Connecticut Natural Center will have its annual Christ­ The Almanac Hung everything begins growing Don Rickies am Gas Corp., Hartford Steam Boiler In­ mas party Dec. 17. It will feature a Town residents, 60-years-old and has signed a 3-year contract with Del Webb's surance Co., and the Metropolitan "cookie swap” for which par­ Hv I nited Press Inleriuiliiiiial over, are invited to take advantage Sahara Hotel in Las Vegas I'nder the pact the barb District can lake course offered near ticipants should bring three dozen Today IS Tuesday Nov 25 the 330lh day of 1980 with 36 king will perform a minimum of eight weeks a year Sit-in continues at hotel of the service. their place of work. cookies. In turn they will receive two to follow The program will also include through 1983 Lindsay Wagner is in Los Angeles The courses are offered by MCC dozen assorted cookies with the third The moon is 'tfiovirig toward Us last quarter Acevedo said the city had agreed making C a llie and Son. ' a made-for-TV drama by HARTFORD (UPI l — Members of Also, the City Council voted at a nutrition counseling by Gloria and Greater Hartford Community dozen going to the refreshment table The morning stars are Mercury A'enus, Jupiter and UliKid and Money author Thomas Thompson on a 10 families have been allowed to re­ meeting Monday night to hold a only to place 10 families and would Weiss, registered dietician. College and are supported by the for the parly. Saturn not find homes for the four families She will present a program on woman s obsessive love for her son main in a downtown hotel in the special meeting at 7:30 a m employee-students, David Duffy, Those planning to attend should The evening star is Maps latekt episode of Hartford's housing Wednesday to deal with the housing which moved into the hotel Monday. "The a Advantages of Homemade coordinator of business and industry sign up in advance at the senior Those born on this date are under the sign ol Sagit­ shortage dilemma problem Antonio Soto, chairman of the Mixes." programs at MCC, said courses center. tarius Six of the homeless families that A 4 p.m eviction deadline came Hartford Housing Coalition, said the Pope John XXllI was born Nov 25 1881 had staged a sit-in at City Hall to and went as the families crowded on city's decision allowing the families On this date in history protest a lack of affordable housing the sixth floor of the empty Hilton, to stay an extra night was a "ban- in 1783 more than 6.000 British troops evacuated New Monday won a one-day reprieve from which officially closes for renovation daid" approach to an "intensive Lecture'slated on HUD ArtangtMtnit Now Hive York Citv after signing the peace treaty ending the Lottery numbers eviction and were allowed to remain Dec. 1. They vowed not to budge. care" problem Bmn Made lor You to Tnvtl WEST HARTFORD - of Federal Policies: The Management. Hartford Noarty Two Thouaand Yoart Revolutionary War at the Hartford Hilton "Since we can not go out on the, "These people are the tip of an aw­ Donato J. Autobelli. ad­ Case of HUD in Connec­ The event will be the in Only Elovon Daya lo Iho In 1920 radio station W'TAW in t.'ollege Station. Texas, Numbers drawn Monday They were joined by four other street either we stay here or we go to ful iceberg," he said "They don't ministrator for the Federal ticut, " at the University of third in a series of special broadcast the first play-by-play description of a football Vermont 633 families Monday that staked out for jail." said Leonora DeGross, want to get thrown into the street," Hartford on Thursday, lectures sponsored by the game, between Texas and Texas AiM Connecticut 910 the night in hallways of the hotel. spokeswoman for the protesting Acevedo, city project coordinator Highway Administration. Maine 1.5,5 Dec. 4. Department of Public Ad­ wHA fn « Blbl* St pour guide In 1963 President John F Kennedy, assassinated in City housing official William families. for human services, said the housing Connecticut Division, will t>6ok. under the direction ot Dallas three days earlier was buried in Arlington New Hampshire Sunday 4842 speak on "Implementation The free public lecture ministration of the Univer­ FMtar MldMtl C. Acevedo housing' for six families in­ Eight Hispanic families, all new to crisis was a "huge problem" which will be held in Rooms G National Cemeterv New Hampshire Mondav 6600 must be tackled by federal, state and sity's Barney School of volved in last week's sit-in were the a'rea and on public assistance, oc­ and H of Gengras Student DeVlTO In 1976 more than 3.000 people died in an earthquake in Rhode Island 3775 city agencies. Reward set Business and Public Ad­ VMni MmaiM TrmiBr provided housing and he hoped the cupied City Hall Nov. 12-13, Six of the Union at 7:30 p.m. $t May Pihil, WMmt lacks Turkey , ^ ■ Massat huselts 7390 He also said placing families on ministration. other families — including a mother families accepted a deal and moved Responding to the A thought for the day American poet Henry welfare, especially large families, in a ssa u lt with eight children — would be into the Hilton until housing was presentation will.be For further information, Wadswtirth Longfellow .said. Into each life some rain placed by today. found. was "painstaking process." MANCHESTER - A must fall, some days must be dark and dreary " Thomas J. Porlelance, call the Public Administra­ reward of $350 has been area manager forhe U.S. offered by UNICO for in­ tion Department, at 243- Office of Personnel 4569. Evening Herald formation about an assault To Advartlac 1'SI‘S 327 5(K) To Report News on a 12-year-old boy in For a classified advertisement, call Most students confident Center Springs Park. Florist & Published daily except Sunday and cer­ To report a news item or story idea: 643-2711 and ask for Classified Office The Manchester Chapter tain holidays by the .tdanchesler Manchester AlexfJirelli. M3-2711 FARMINGTON (UPI) - Nine out Although the business world was economic development. hours are 8 30 a m to 5 p m Monday of UNICO, several Greenhouses Publishing Co Herald Square East Hartford P a t^ lly , 843-2711 of 10 college students are confident perceived by the students as A college education and degree .muse through Friday Glastonbury ...... 643-2711 businesspersons and other Manchester Conn .06040 Second class they will land and keep a job after sometimes being cold and imper­ was seen by 53 percent of the 621 HARTFORD RD. postage paid at Manchester Conn For information about display adver­ Andover Donna Holland, 646A(375 individuals raised the Holy W iipluif cumre Aiivr Itx yt>u graduation and are less worried sonal. three out of four students said students as a requisite to getting a MANCHESTER — 643-9559 yttu m ttk Ihr $ complaint alKipt news coverage call at 647-9946 Office hours-are 8 30 a m to the free enterprise system as system, " feeling that large cor­ job security has to be earned, with VAIiCAn And ihr IlfrnAt ( My fo report special news student, was walking 7Ap hiti veo cowlw' $oidoi | Ih'rough Friday and bv 7 30 a m .Salur' available on request , ^ Mondav through Friday directed to the Manchester I Norn# I and sponsored by the Emhart Cor­ against any relaxation of -en­ successful at work and not iwlitics. dav Police Detective Bureau, I Adc»«ti j poration. vironmental control to spur contacts or luck. C4y . . l-t at 646-4555. 4 - EVENING HERALD. Tues., Nov 25, 19*0 EVENING HERALD, Tues., Nov.25, 1980 - .5 Thoughts Area police report ^Editorial _ _ T "Our garners are full, overflowing Hospital staffers reunited with all manner of produce; our flocks are increased by the thousands in our fields; our oxen are well laden. Silver theft probed Let George do it There is no attack and no enslave­ with^very special patient ment, and no cry of distress in our Vernon ty bond for appearance in court Dec. broad places. Happy is the people closed and now everything was back MANCHESTER— A very special covered the special needs of a Vernon Police are investigating the 2 . that enjoys such security.” Psalm to normal with her son: The bout with reunion occurred recently In the colostomy patient that young.” theft of some $8,000-worth of silver Robert Fredette. 37, of 2 Rau St . viral gastroenteritis was short-lived O p in io n 144: 13-15. Pediatrics Unit of Manchester Since that time, the staff on trays, tea pots, candleabra and other Rockville, was charged Sunday with Are you a "Let George do That seems an inadequate In this Psalm the author describes Memorial Hospital as staff members Pediatrics often wondered how Ken­ and Kenny was back home with his it" citizen'’ response to the trust the items taken from the Union breach of peace in connection with a the prosperity and security enjoyed were reunited with two-year-old Ken­ ny was doing. A photograph taken of parents within several days. Congregational Church sometime disturbance at his home His court Americans seem to fall into American system places on by his generation and he expresses ny Clay of East Hartford, who first the young but sturdy infant hung in "We seldom find out what happens Friday. Police said entry was gained date is Dec. 2. the Nursing Station for two years, to many of our young patients once two general categories, the citizenry. Thomas Jeffer­ his convinction that a people so became a patient here just 14 days by breaking a door window. He or she fosterS and practice integrity; damental rights. It therefore after birth. reminding the nurses of this they leave here," Ms. Sullivan said. Chester A. Bienkowski, 47, of 144 South Windsor citizenship-wise: son alluded to that trust when blessed should feel happy and con­ "And with someone who had been Americanism in its highest develop a strong work ethic; seems appropriate for the The staff of pediatrics met little youngster's early experience with West Main St., Rockville and K aren H ornbecke. 34, and — Those who sense their he said: 'T know of no safe tent. Kenny after he had been admitted to surgery. through as much as Kenny had, he Richard Newson, 37, both of sense, encourages citizenry to reflect Prosperity and security may not be Jeanette F. Lobel, 47, of the same ad­ civic responsibilities and depository of the ultimate inculcate within our families MMH for a colostomy, and spent 39 One day recently, however, the naturally stayed in our thoughts. We Northfield, were charged early Sun­ righteousness in local and the lot of every American citizen, but dress, were both charged Sunday patriotism, pays a rightful a sense of individual obliga­ days recuperating in the Pediatrics unit was pleasantly surprised to see often wondered how he was doing, with breach of peace in connection day with possession of a cannabis- fulfill them. powers of society but the peo­ as a nation we are considered to be share of the tax burden, and tion to community, state and national policy and in life's Department. During that time, Kenny again, back in the hospital for which made it so wonderful to see Two-year-old Kenny Clay with a domestic disturbance. type substance, possession of a con­ — And the more passive in­ ple themselves." the most prosperous and secure in a four-day stay for viral gas­ him again." obeys the laws, nation. relationships, and seek to explained Head Nurse Pat Sullivan, Both were released on their trolled substance, and conspiracy to dividuals who would rather What are the prime the world. Yet happiness and con­ "Kenny became very special to us.” troenteritis. The son of Mr. and Mrs. But, she added, Kenny had grown of East Hartford and his violate the state narcotics laws. That obligation might prevent spiritual, moral and promise to appear in court Dec. 2. leave the obligations to obligations of citizenship? A good citizen understands tentment are absent from our As Ms. Sullivan recalls, "Kenny Kenneth Clay of Burnside Avenue and now was walking and talking that mother Roxanne admire the James Lane, 44, of 113 Vernwood They were released on $250 non-' someone else. We suggest the following as a the basics of U.S. history ... reflect itself in willingness to social decay. national life and rate in our personal was the first colostomy case we had was now scampering about the unit, she at first didn’t recognize the photograph taken of Kenny Drive, Vernon, was charged Sunday surety bonds for appearance in court knows the principles and ac­ vote, run for public office if We suggest, as an exercise seen in a long time and most certain­ just like any rambunctious two year youngster. Equally surprised was when he was just 14 days with disorderly conduct. The arrest Dec. 8. Interestingly though, just partial answer, and invite lives. old. Mrs. Clay, who was unaware that the in citizenship, that you add to The season of Thanksgiving is a ly the youngest such case any of us old and a patient at was made on a warrant in connection Harold Gaudet, 27, of Windsor, was about everybody's a "doer " you to expand on the list: complishments that have qualified, get involved in Roxanne Clay reports that in the staff had kept the photograph of little charged Sunday with disorderly con­ good time to reflect upon the things had ever worked with. He afforded Manchester Memorial with a Nov. 6 incident on Prospect made the nation great... sup­ public issues, assist the han- ;he above thoughts and fill Jn those of us on the staff with a great two years since Kenny last visited Kenny p o st^ and was touched by the duct. He was released on a $50 cash when it comps to claiming A good citizen owes a that we do have rather than on those Hospital. Street. ports the tenets expressed in ;he specifics. We’re confident learning experience, as we dis- the unit he has had the colostomv thoughtful gesture. bond for appearance in court Dec. 8 the rights that go with strong allegiance to the dicapped and under­ we do not have, and in helping He was released on a *250 nntmire- you will agree there is plenty citizenship government and cherishes b^sic American documents, privileged, and do our part to others to meet their needs, we may In the recent presidential the rights, privileges and especially the constitution make the community a better of room for active citizenship find that our happiness and satisfac­ election, nearly 47 5 percent protection inherent in the and the declaration of in­ place in which to live. involvement ... and no need tion will become greatly enhanced. of the citizens of voting age constitution and the laws of dependence. The colonies and hence the for the “Let George do it" at­ Dr Leon Wind As citizens, we should set founding fathers recognized titude so prevalent in our Rabbi Emeritus stayed home, content to let the land - local, state, and Temple Betb Sholom an example for youth- God as the source oLall fun­ society. "George " do the voting federal Manchester CHRISTMAS GIFT GUIDE MifCTIOfL Congressional Quarterly

/ M l ;:!| WAICMEtl GOP makes modest gain in state Legislatures / — J-f m m m column. that was because voters seemed to legislative chamber That is enough break the tie in their favor Alaska's over picking up control of the Ohio have an aversion to voting a straight FINE INDIAN IMPORTS Bv CHKISTOPHI K Next year will be the first time r / \ . mwunkwSWWA. lieutenant governor'eannot break the Senate and the lower chambers In Vx / • a re s s e s to block any Democratic plan that party line, particularly at the bottom • m e n 's & women's shirts BHHVWN tie there Illinois and Washington was lessened since the 1953 legislative session that might, lor instance, throw of the ticket Also, because more of LIGGETT • s k irts WASHINGTON Despite a As a result of this year's shifts. because In each state the other both chambers in Montana have been in the mall, tri city plaza, Republican incumbents into the the incumbents Democrats, often piuMDE nuunmcY massive, national campaign elfort Republicans now control 34 of the chamber remained narrowly in in Republican control That will not vernon same district voters will simply vote for the more Republicans scored only iiuidest nation's 98 partisan state legislative Democratic hands Republicans influence the redrawing of the state's With about 5.900 state legislative familiar VianWhe said gams m state legislative elections came within one Senate seat of two congressional districts, however, seats being contested across the aodies. Democrats control 63, one is Without theiarge-scale elfort from Nov 4 Nevertheless, as in the having complete control of Illinois. because Montana is the only state to The country this year, the GDI’ picked up tied the Republicans on legislative elec­ previous two elections they inched a In Ohio, which like Illinois already have a non-partisan commission Ireedom Phone* line slightly more than 200 They now hold Ol the 41 states where partisan tions. It IS likely Reagan's landslide f r e e d o m little closer to parity with the Legislatures will draw the new con­ has a Republican governor. draw its U S. House districts. ;I9 percent of the country s 7.482 might have had as little impact on Democrats who dominated gressional district lines. Republicans In only four states — Maine, Ver­ legislative seats Republicans gained six seats in the Legislatures as President Nixon's •=PlK)ne a cord. statehouse politics in the 1970s will be protected m 22 and have com­ House, but still were seven shy of a mont, West Virginia and Wyoming — However because these gams 1972 re-election landslide That year. “WE SERVICE The paramount goal ol the plete control m just three majority And m Washington, along did the total number of Republican were spread thinly throughout the Republicans saw- a net gain of only 52 WHAT WE SELL" Republican National Committees This lineup varies only slightly with winning the governorship and legislators actually decline In all country only a handlul of legislative legislative seats {2 9 million effort to win state the House, Republicans picked up other states holding legislative elec­ chambers changed partisan hands from what it was before the election Democrats improved their stan­ Legislatures was to protect tlOl’ in­ five Senate seats, leaving them jusi tions at least some gains were made, The Republican f’arty gamed control The 19 states where Democrats ding in just a handlul of states They terests when those bodies begin to one short of control although in many states the GOP m live chambers, bul lost control of would have a free hand m redistric- picked up seats in Minnesota and CAPITOL EQUIPMENT reshape congressional district boun­ ting was reduced by two — Arkansas Other major GOP gains came ir added only one or two seats to its tal- CMOS. MlUiD* IHDI a , 38 MAIN 8T„ MANCHESTER______daries next year based on the 198t) the Alaska -Senate, w hich is now tied West Virginia apparently partly and Missouri But that was because Connecticut, where it added 18 seati l.v 643-7958 Two years ago, without the supposed because ol the strong coattails of census the governorship changed parties, The Reagan landslide apparently benefit ol Ronald Reagan s landslide, m the General Assembly; New Vice President Walter F. Mondale not because of legislative shifts Mexico, where the Democratic did not have a significant impac t on Although Republicans are not in a the Republicans captured II and Gov John D iJayl Rockfeller Pennsylvania joined Indiana and majority m the Senate went from 32-9 legislative contests .Neil New-house, very strong position to dictate the chambers and lost none IV, respectively There also were un­ Iowa as the only states where the to 22-20, and Montana, where the field director ol the national GDI’ s shape ol the new district boundaries, state legislative effort, suggested expected Demcxiratic gains in Maine ,\ WOO^SIDE ANTIQUES BUTINS they do feel reasonably protected The (iOR tiHik control of the lower GOP will have complete control of House joined the Senate m the OOP r/ from whole.sale gerrymandering by chambers m Illinois. Washington and the redislnctmg process wJt?TVi fTAC-'’TtfoZAV^ M.E fi. DemiK-rats .Montana It also won control of the Taking control of the Pennsylvania I ihio Senate and worked to a tie m the Senate was perhaps the biggest prize GOLD. SILVER I’rotection is guaranteed lor Pennsylvania Senate, where the for Republicans in the state ^ifgPeCIAL Republicans il they occupy the NEPITIISTUTLTORmSPOT / governor s chair or control just one Republican lieutenant governor can legislative arena Republican joy- • Cliu l«|t • knlti • Cmu Parly Control ol Slate Legislatures CUAU • kTta|lt>W«l« W WITH ATOUCH bP oreagano • tn SiHiMi khte TOP PRICES PAIDll — J * * • IDS bonus on dau rbigt with tMs id * * * 120 to *25 to *80 $100

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Hy J\( K W m .K H IN this in iiiiiid lorm er D elense ment comptroller Disputes over show- that pilots are capable ol firing intended elfort to control the inter­ jiroviciecl to the Thais lor narcotics ~ t im It > Sec retarc Hobi-il McNamara set up which servic e gets what slice ol the I \m ) .mil W ASHINGTON Tfu-rc s no doubt so iiiuny missiles at once national trallic in heavy drugs — control was being used for missions • M\il( I Ibat delense spending will have to be- an operalioii wtiii h evcilved into the Pentagon pie, he said c an be handled Ultimately, of course, the tone of muc h ol which winds up in the United tbal had little to do with dope Two •59"" Dllic-e ol Pentagon Analysis and by tbe new- delense sec-retary, with the Defense Department is set by the new helicoplers, lor example, were itt'tiiil.ir increased to ollsel ilii- Kremlin s States the State Department has Solid huge ouilay lor military hardware in l-.valiiation II- |ob is to ride herd on maybe one special assistant 'He secretary, who can accept or dis­ spfnt many millions of dollars in aid being used to shuttle Thai and foreign the 1970s But this does not mean that gadget-hapji-, Pentagon poohbahs. doesn't need an army ol analysts, regard the advice of civilian cost to foreign countries for narcotic-s bigshols around their txiunWiy.' in­ the generals and admirals should be The assignment ol this c-ivilian ol- (tie Reagan aide said analysts But the Republican plqt- control. LiisL,^^\'ear's expenditures stead ol searching out drug traf- given a blank c-hc'c-k to pay lor all the lic-e was and slill is to challenge I ne trouble with the oflic-e's record lorm's call lor their extinction totaled about $io million lic-kers pet projects thev ve had to do the admirals and generals' requests by my assoc iate Peter Grant shows alr^iady has the admirals and One ol the major recipients of this - /.eiiloi reliiifft-d; Sen. Henry without during the Carter austerity lor nc‘W weajions. playing the devil's that Its lecommendalions during the generals licking their lips like kids in aid was the government of Thailand, " Scoop " Jackson, D-Wash., enjoyed years , advocate to lorc e a justilic-ation lor farter administration often a candy store. part of the infamous 'Golden the luxury ol not having to run for re- I'nlortunately the Pentagon s latest hardware represented the still, small voices ol Show me; The voters did not Triangle” of world drug supplies Bul election in this year of Moral Majori­ sources say the '' ^ dreams reason in the slirill c-lamor lor more accept Jimmy Carter's dark hints neither the State Department nor the ty haiassmeni When confronted by I Pentagon brass w Not surprisingly, the ollic-e became and c-osllier weapons ol dubious that Ronald Reagan's election would Thai government seems to be exer­ an enthusiastic evangelical who hats have inter ^ the most deteslc-d in the Pentagon value mean a greater risk of war But one cising strict control over the funds demanded to know. "Are you a preted Ronald But the "while kids" with their ccim- The c ivilians are lighting the Air government agency apparently supposedly being used to combat the Christian'’ " the senator looked the BRAYS Reagan's elei-tion putefs and c-ost analysis could shrug Forc e s move to install fuel-saving bought the argument international drug traffic. fundamentalist in - the eye and JEWELRY STORE as a mandate lor oil their unpopularity ~ until the engines on its KC-135 tankers, poin­ The Federal Emergency Manage­ II was disc overed that more than replied; "No. I'm a Presbyterian. " them to dust olf Republic-an platform dropped on ting out that the fuel economy would ment Agency has now begun a $5.3 million worth of aircraft End ol conircinlation SEIKO WATCHES plans lor every toy they've been their heads. not equal the cost of replacing the special program designed to help the QUARTZ 4 DIQITAL longing lor whether or not it serves Endorsed by President-Elect engines public- withstand a nuclear attack. In the genuine national interest Reagan, the platlorm condemned the — The civilians raised objections special areas around the country, The military's proles.\ionals ill-informed and capricious in­ to the vertical takeoff fighter the FEMA is trying to have telephone iflaudu'iitrr Euruiiiu Hrrali'l desire for more and better weapons trusions" of the c ivilian watchdogs, Marines wanti-d, concluding that the companies insert 'emergency 40% Manchester — A City of Village Charm IS nothing new, nor is it necessarily which I t said makes "orderly plan­ plane's design 11111111x1 its range and relcK-ation plans" in their phone reprehensible They are alter all. ning by the military services . im- payload The Marines took their case books. Founded Oct. 1, 1881 seeking the wherewithal to defend (Hissible " to Congress and got their planes. A pilot project involves the U.S. Published by the Manchester Publishing Co.. Herald Square, their country The advocates ol A Reagan adviser confirmed that — The analysts are opposing an Air Independent Telephone Association, Manchester. Conn. 06040. Telephone (203) 643-2711. dubious weapons usually fight for the new- administration plans to cut Forc e request for a new air-to-air which will put the emergency reloca­ M«mber. Audi! Burtau ot Circulation Member, United Prete International _ them in all sincerity the analysts' budget-' considerably,” missile that increases the number of tion plans — complete with map — in But it's just as obvious that the and downgrade ■ the office by targets a pilot can fire at Its members' directories for three Steven Harry Esecutive Editor !• inslerring e/introl Irom an assis­ simultaiK. .uo„c:,tiiig that the Cuttomer Service • 647-9940 Frank A Burbank ManaQing Editor military has an exaggerated opinion "high-risk" counties in Missouri. Raymond F Robinson Editor-Publisher Harold E Turkinglon. Editor Emeritus ol what It needs to do its job With tant .secretary to the Ifelense Depart­ program be delayed until the tests III ell on wiiHte: In a well- 6 - EVENING HERALD, Tues , Nov 25, 190^ EVENING herald, Tues., Nov.25, 1980 - 7 1 - Smithsonian establishes .-£3S. Board undecided^n which school to close

By BARBARA RICHMOND Spend aijjLrpdre time talKini about it. vinced by the evidence she's seen a study, which he said was done in as all of the information before making ministration, the Vernon Education first living coral reef Herald Krporler At tile/public hearing and last that a school should close. objective an evaluation of the facts a decision." He said the board should Association, the PTO Council and the night.Cj/wnspeople indicated they Schwartz then moved to have VERNON — An informal poll of presented as possible, the group had consider the educational impact of parents at large. derwater and timed to simulate the didn't feel the school board has Woolwich appoint a committee to some requests to make of the board. closing a school, plus the amount of Cummings said he felt this would WASHINGTON (UPI) - The based on "the concept that you can the Board of Education Monday night rising and setting of the tropical sun. examined all of the alternatives to prepare a written plan, based on The group asked the board to ac­ money to be saved, the effect on the be passing the buck. He said there Smithsonian Institute has unveiled recreate a natural marine communi­ indicated the consensus of the board Metal halide lights were select^ meet the problem of declining questions asked by the public and the children and the effect on the com­ the first living coral reef, successfully ty by providing all of the enviromen- is that a school should be closed. But tively involve the public in the was no doubt ih his mind that a because their color spectrum is enrollments. They also questioned board, to present to the Dec. 22 munity at large. maintained in a tank totally isolated tal conditions in a black box and then left all options open as to which one it evaluation of the physical organiza­ school could have been closed two similar to natural'light. • why an impact study was done on meeting and to have the board dis­ tion of the school, not as a study of from the sea. a breakthrough that adjusting organism interactions." should be. Comments had been made about years ago or a year ago and the town The circulation system was just the one school, noting that some cuss it and take action then. The mo­ closing schools, but rather as one of may change the role and nature of Adey’s project reproduces a Carib­ The poll was taken after some 75 keeping the neighborhood schools would have survived comfortably. He devised to reproduce the effect of a of the others are much more expen­ tion lost for the need of a second. strengths and weaknesses of the pre­ concept but Dr. Bernard Sidman, aquariums across the nation. bean reef in "microcosm," and parents had been allowed to com­ said he doesn't think the board can current flowing over the reef, while a sive to operate. Another motion made by Cum­ sent school buildings. justify maintaining, a six-elementary Calling most aquariums "hotels for currently supports 50 species of ment and ask questions during the superintendent of schools, said the wave generator pouring water into Speaking on Cummings’ motion, mings passed with just one negative They also want the board to present setup, with about 50 percent school system'but said he could sup­ fish," Dr. Walter H. Adey of the marine life, a tally that will be in­ public forum portion of the meeting. one end of the tank at timed intervals Lee Belanger, . another board vote. This calls for placing on the develop long-range measures of of the students being bused, wasn't port doing another impact study. • Museum of Natural History, said the creased as the reef stabilizes. Many of the same persons spoke at a simulates the necessary surge of the member, reminded him that Daniel Dec. 8 agenda of the board, an item overall educational quality; to his idea of a neighborhood concept. Board member JoAnn Worthen captive reef will allow scientists to . "We don’t have as many species as public hearing conducted last week we would like to have." said Adey surf that forces oxygen and nutrients Woolwich, board chairman, had to discuss school.closings and to vote evaluate the cost and benefits of He told those attending if they asked also spoke against the motion which probe in detail the workings of one of through the community. The reef by the board, after an impact study promised those attending last week’s "We are dealing with a problem of had been completed on the question as to whether an elementary school various components of the school the board to look at total redistric­ lost in a 3-4 vote. the most highly efficient ecological itself was constructed from three hearing that the board wouldn't be scaling ” down the natural environ­ of closing Vernon Elem entary should be closed in the next or future budget: and to make available to the ting that would be a viable question. systems known tons of coral rubble. ment into three cubic meters. School. making any decision at the Monday school yeajfffT public any and all findings of any At the start of the meeting, which Adey. the project head, said the Vital to the workings of the reef's morning. She felt acting on the mo­ Cumrmngs asked the board if there studies at least one month before capability to reproduce a marine en- The result of trying to reproduce Before the informal poll was taken, lasted until almost midnight, board ecology. Adey learned, was the tion would be making a decision. was another school that should have board action will be taken. member Devra Baum proposed a viroment in tolo will transform such a large area in the confines of a board member Harold Cummings "algal lawn" of bluegreen. green, Another board member, Robert an impact study done on it and Jim O’Brien told the board he feels motion to have the board form a new public aquariums from "carnivals tank, he said, was a "super-reef " made a motion that called for the red and brown algae covering the Schwartz, told Cummings. “You are Schwartz repeat^ what he has said a consultant is needed to help with a committee to verify information con­ Pressure clinic for showing particularly striking Suspended over the 2,800 gallon closing of an elementary school and base of the coral reef forcing us into a position to close a in the past — that he thinks the study. He said closing a school is cerning such things as school enroll­ COVE.NTRY — The Community fish" to centers of serious marine main lank housing the reeCare racks to release the building to the town The algae provide most of the school and additional studies might Skinner Road School should be con­ ment projections, the educational Health Service Inc. will sponsor a of lamps approximating the quality before the start of the 1981 school probably the most "distasteful alter­ research nutrients necessary for reef show we don't need to." sidered noting it’s the most costly to services and monetary savings that blood pressure clinic Dec. 2 from 1 to He said the eight year project is and quantity ol sunlight 60 feel un- year. native to anyone attending this residents, turning animal waste and - Cummings then withdrew the mo­ run. meeting." the administration has prepared over 2 p.m, at Bane's Pharmacy. Cummings said that motion was matter int6 food through tion and called for the informal vote. Peter LoPlaca, speaking for the Ad Leonard Jacobs, a parent and a the past several months. There will be another clinic on suggested as a method to poll the photosynthesis The algae's ability to This was taken and the only member Hoc Committee Concerned with Town Council member, said. "I'm She said the committee should be Dec. 16 at Hill’s Pharmacy from 1 to board to see if members really want capture nitrogen accounts for the Food collection voting against was Mrs. Ginger School Closings, spoke at length at not going to tell you what the right made up of two each of represen­ 2 p.m ''.Vui j to close a school and if not, not to rich life found about the reef. Adey Glove In hand, Larry Ulsen, a teacher at families who will be given Thanksgiving Freethy who had said she's not con­ the meeting. He said as the result of move is but I think you should have tatives form the board, the ad­ said, calling it a "self-fertilizing Manchester High School, issues a challenge baskets by the Manchester Area Council of community By comparison, he said in the traditional manner to Paul E. Churches, represented by LaFerne Walker, tropical oceans are comparatively DesRosiers, a fellow teacher. The contest Progress seen Staff revamp considered barren right. In alt 2,612 food items were collected or Water filtration is accomplished by was over which of them could manage the contributed by students. (Herald photo by VERNON — Before going into tion the elimination of two or three a unique system ol "algae biggest food collection. The winners were the Pinto) executive session Monday night, to dis­ positions. scrubbers " While the reef is in nurse talks cuss personnel matters, the Board of The superintendent is also lo pul in his experiencing night periods, water is Education was told the Personnel Policies report what staff adjustments would be Committee is looking into a recommenda­ pumped into nearby boxes containing WATERBURY (UPI) — Negotiators have reported necessary in the event there is an elimina­ slight progress in the first round of contract talks since tion to readjust the central office staff. tion. fine plastic algae-coated screens Kennedy sees challenge 520 registered and licensed practical nurses struck . In connection with this, Harold Cum­ exposed to lighLand wave actions. Cummings said because all such staff Waterbury Hospital on Nov. 17, mings, chairman of the committee, asked members have tenure, if a recommenda­ The algae remove waste ammonia tion is made to readjust the staff, the and carbon dioxide without altering The nurses' strike — the largest in Connecticut history the board to authorize the committee lo procedures would have to be initialed by acidity levels like conventional filter in public school threats and fourth hospital labor dispute this year — forced the have the superintendent prepare a March 5. systems using bacterial agents The 515-bed hospital to severely cut serices. recommendation to eliminate one position algae scrubbers, which the Smithso­ critical of the schools," Kennedy sion to see what it could do to combat Hospital and union officials expressed cautious op­ in the central office or the administrative The board voted to authorize the By LAUREN DAVIS SHEA staff, and to consider in the recommenda­ superintendent to proceed. nian hopes to patent, reproduce the said (hese trends. timism Monday after the day-long negotiations called by Herald Krporler federal and state mediators. The talks focused on non­ effect of the flow- of fresh ocean Facing declining enrollments, and "'I'm also concerned about the way MANGIIESTER - 'The little red a drop in the education system's youths and adults treat public economic issues for the 180 licensed practical nurses. water schoolhouse is being deluged with "We made a little progress. We discussed the non­ This same filtration system may natural constituency. Kennedy said property As adults, we’ve allowed to Rockville meeting slated paperwork, pulled apart by com­ economic issues," said Mary Lou Millar, executive direc­ prove valuable to attempts to farm local Boards of Education have to grow up a generation of slobs,” VERNON — The Northwest Rockville Following discussion of youth services, r* ' peting special interest groups, and tor of the nurses' union the Connecticut Health Care the oceans. .Adey said Similar but make difficult choices on where to Kennedy said Neighborhood. Association will meet the association will receive a report from ■V-, suffering a crack in its community Associates. larger screens in the ocean could spend fewer dollars. "You see trashcans, and two feet tonight at 7:30 in the Community Room of its zoning committee on the status of the produce vast quantities of algae which support structure, according'to one He said the task is complicated by away, you see trash. In the "It was a big step just to meet today and to sit down M's* and talk about the issues." Ms. Millar said. the First Federal Savings. Park Place. CREC application for a special permit to could then be used either as food or. local educaton the proliferating special interest cafeterias, trays aren't picked up Walter Adey. the Smithsonian scientist who developed the Superintendent of Schools James John Tobin, associate administrator of the hospital, The meeting will discuss two items of con­ create a group home at 37 Elm St (St more likely, as a source of "bio­ groups "We ll gel people worried We re not running a restaurant at cern .to Rockville residents. world's first living coral reef Exhibit, stands in front of the Kennedy said recently, he preferred said the facility's negotiators reported "some progress Anthony's Home). mass " lor the production ol cheap about vocational education, hockey those prices, people think somebody Linda Evans, program coordinator for The application will be the subject of a 3.000-gallon tank which contains the reef. (UPI photo I to view the forces threatening to programs, programs for the gifted, else will pick up after them," made on some non-economic issues." methane gas demolish public education as it is Negotiations for the LPNs were scheduled to resume Vernon's Youth Services Bureau, will dis­ Dec. 9 public hearing before the Planning and a whole host of other special in­ Kennedy said cuss neighborhood participation in com­ Commission The association will discuss now known." as challenges rather terests. Kennedy urged the youths and Friday and talks on the registered nurses' contract w^re- than as problems." slated to begin Saturday. Star Wars revisited munity programs for youth. The bureau is the merits of the application and will "The problem is balancing these adults on the commission to work on interested establishing an Explorer Post decide its position on the matter. ' W’e may again fight the battle interests against the total, because these attitudes, and to determine Ms. Millar said she would have preferred negotiating These are not outer space visitors but Air Force reservists outfitted over who should^pay for education if all aspects of each contract together in Rockville using neighborhood Any interested resident is invited to at­ Artifacts show meeting the taxpayer is saying whoa’ to more ways to draw the public in the educa­ in M-17 gas masks ana full chemical warefare ensembles, going through organizations as a foundation for the ef­ tend the association meetings we don't convince the community "It is very disjointed." she said. “From a practical spending. " Kenney said tion system's constituency. a serious one-hour soft ball game. The purpose of the exercise at fort. that It has a stake in public schools; Concurrently, the schools are on viewpoint, joint bargaining is the way to go. The other otherwise, there will be a mass of economic items that are open on both contracts will be Westover Air Force Base, Chicopee, Mass., was to give airmen the "brink of an electronic training in wearing chemcial gear under circumstances that would in­ of Vikings and Eskimos private schools with public school revolution " Kennedy said He said Holdiay fair affected by the pensions." Groups need volunteers left to the poor. " Kennedy said universities are building libraries A hospital spokesman said the negotiations were being volve rigorous physical emergencies. (UPI photo) BOLTON — Members of the junior VERMIN ^ The Cooperative Extension The course aims to assist parents m He told the Commission on without books, material being stored held separately because the RNs and LPNs were V, CALGARY (L'Pli - Bering .Sea by eastward-moving these Eskimo groups really didn t and senior chorus of Belton Elemen­ "Service is seeking volunteers from groups practicing positive communication skills Children and Youth that with fewer soley in word processing units, to technically represented by different units. Archaeologist.s armed with an 850- Thule Eskimos or be ol Viking, or tary Center School will perform or organizations to help with the program and to improve problem-solving move into the high Arctic till about people having children, the public handle the " flow of data coming at The nurses have been supported by 570 maintenance year-old iron artifact believe the Norse, origin during the annual Holiday Fair Church marriage vows on communications for parents of children techniques 1100. nearly 200 years later than who would naturally make up the us. " and service employees who have joined the walkout in Vikings and Eskimosjnay first have If It IS Norse, then the Eskimos previously estimated scheduled for Dec. 6. ages 6-12. Dec. 3 is the last day to register for the school system's constituency is Kennedy urged the commission to sympathy. met in the high Canadian Arctic in probably did not move south along While excavations have yet to The fair will be at the school and These groups are asked to send two peo­ /.Jeader training program The six-week dwindling strengthen the students within the Meanwhile, attorneys for both sides were scheduled to 1150 A U — 100 years earlier than the coast ol Greenland lo meet the prove the Vikings were on Skraeling will be open from 10 a m to 4 p m. don’t need state license ple to be trained lo run the workshops. The pTogram will run from Jan 7 to Feb 11. The Gallup Poll always reveals return to Superior Court today for continuation of a ceremony, noting marriages lacking vows recorded encounters in Greenland Norsemen as has been previously Island in 115(1 he said 1978-79 digs schools, to better cope with the slings HARTFORD (UPII — Marriage vows Extension Service will provide the Irom 7 to 9:30 p m that the people most supportive ol hearing on the hospital's request for limited picketing. exchanged before a judge, minister, Tests being conducted on the blade­ thought, he said ' W'e would have lo Irom other sites show almost con­ and arrows from without taken in church don’t need the backing of a training and materials for a nominal fee. the quality of the education system Liunrss meeting Judge Ronald Fracasee issued a temporary order trim­ justice of the peace or other recognized shaped artifact will determine its look at the possibility ol the clusively that thev were in the area " The use of drugs and alcohol are state license to be legally valid, the are those with children in the too much of a way of life, and it is BOLTON — The Bolton Lioness ming picketing the first day of the strike when six people, authority were void. origin — either changing history or Norsemen moving" north and coming some time between 12(Kl and 1400 Connecticut Supreme Court ruled un­ schools These people know what's getting worse There is more Club will meet tonight at 7 at the including two policemen, were hit by cars passing "Although solemnization is not at issue quashing the theories of a group lead into contact with the Eskimos "It was known there was Norse animously today. going on. As the people being smoking among teenage girls, " Casa Nova Restaurant. Talcottville through picket lines. in the case before us. this language is il­ by Peter Schledermann. head of the The Norsemen were previously material in the North at the time,' The justices said the divorce case of questioned get older, they're more Kennedy said, in urging to commis­ section of Vernon luminating since it demonstrates that the Calgary-based Arctic Institute of thought to have not exhl lured Schledermann said Bui it was Evelyn and Joseph Carabetta was Legislature has on occasion exercised its North America northern Greenland and adjacent thought to be a matter ol' trade erroneously dism iss^ by a lower court Emotions bared power to declare expressly that failure to The artifact was unearthed by the Ellesmere Island until well after between Eskimo groups along the which found the' couple's marriage non­ observe some kinds of formalities renders Canadian archaeologists last 1250 Schledermann feels that theorv coast 1 existent. a marriage void," the decision said. "We summer from a Thule Eski.no winter makes no sense 1 think the items we have (or in­ "The trial court held that failure lo ob­ by upset parents have enforced the plain mandate of this in­ house on Skraeling Island, near the They were explorers 1 don t see stance boat rivets and burnt oak tain a marriage license was a flaw fatal to northwest coast of Greenland Car­ the creation of a legally valid marriage. junction." why they would sail part of the way 'that would not be trade ilemsi. HARTFORD (UPI) — A Cromwell couple had some bon dating on willow and heather up the coast of Greenland and decide We disagree," Justice Ellen A. Peters The justices decided a law stating “no show the .Norse were that lar north strong words to say at the sentencing of a man convicted to go no further person shall be joined in marriage until branches frozen in the site show the at some point of slaying their only son after a barroom dispute in wrote in the court’s decision. Sc hledermann said the style of har- The high court said vows the couple (they have appli^ for) a license" was not house to be gbout 850 years old While Norse artilai ts liave been February 1979 piHin heads and other Eskimo ar­ exchanged in the rectory of Our Lady of strong enough to void such a union. Ms. -Schledermann said the artifact discovered since the 1930s in "You took everything away from my son and destroyed tifacts unearthed Irom the house site Mt. Carmel Church in Meriden on Aug. 25, Peters wrote that under the statute "such f w r w northern Greenland none match the jTie," Mrs. Lorraine Merrill told Larry E Chace Monday could have been brought from the also provide "strong evidence that 1955, were grounds enough to establish the a marriage, though imperfect, is dissolu­ abundanc"e and varietv ol these after Chace was ordered to serve a 17-year-to-life "’3 ' marriage. ble rather than void." sentence in Hartford Superior Court The two lived together as husband and "We conclude that the Legislature's Blood donors Chace. 29, sat with bowed head as Mrs Merrill and her wife, raising four children whose birth failure expressly to characterize as void a husband, Sheldon, a Cromwell policeman, berated him certificates listed Carabetta as their marriage properly celebrated without a for taking the life of their only son. Sheldon A. Merrill convenience father. license means that such a marriage is not X Jr., 19, of Cromwell invalid. " she wrote. "If you think you’ve seen the last of me your wrong," ' Ms. Peters said the court had previously, 12-gallon mark noted voided marriages lacking an exchange of the woman said shaking with emotion. vows but had no grounds to revoke a "When the rats crawl over you in prison, you'll be able \I\N( IIE«> I EK - Edward P Ilcbra l-a('roix Mama A Memerv Joan Bedell Ronald ( ai,,,,oeo. lyo.ia marriage without a state license. VFW .Auxiliury _Palelli Russ- Bagshaw Donald Ellis to chase them off, but my son can't get the maggots off Coltman became a 12-gallon donor Frank N Serignese Howard A Miller, She said statutes on the books in 1955 MANCHESTER — The Auxiliary of Pamela Herring him in his grave.” she said. j when the Red Cross Blixidmobile Eva S Kopp Hj'len Aseltine Edward A concerning marriage had been reviewed the Anderson-.Shea Post of the VFW in Evelyn Barraclifle Ronald (' Parker Chace was convicted of fatally stabbing Merrill outside visited Concordia Lutheran Church Borgida .Anne S Flynn. Jacqueline and none "described as void a marriage Manchester will meet tonight at 7:30 at Nichols James Reuter Heginal G Adams. Maurice Hamel, a Newington bar after the two had argued over using a>25- last week celebrated without a license." the post home. 608 E. Center St. Alice ■loseph Tulh Jr Elizabeth Schwanda .lohanna Conanl. Linda J GriHin, Gino J cent piece on a pool table. buying Lubben, District 3 president, will make The bliMidmobiie collected 129 pints .lohn W Klein Denise R Mozzer Allan Andremi .Michaeleen Tabol The victim’s father told Judge Brian E. O'Neill no The decision quoted at length the .lovee .M Talbot .loseph A Tiizzolino her visit. of blood Seventy-three persons kept Bourn Margaret .McFall (Nnihia I) matter what sentence was imposed. Chace would statues in effect at the time of the appointments and there were 69 .Margaret K Peck Nancy W .Mollat. Thitsideau Nam y Thibodeau someday leave prison while his son would remain in the walk-in donors Thitieen potential Kent A Carlson Louise R Dziedzinski Margaret Gever ArIvnePei k Harold 0 ground forever. or donors were deterred Ralph I Maci arcjne Peter H .Marte Vi­ Melendv Isiris Ann Runde Other donors reaching gallon vian Ware .Mane B Benson. Stephen R Margaret B Martin George FT "More people will visit his grave than will visit you in prison," he said. marks were Robert H. Sines, seven Dwyer John Farley (handler Lisa M Collins. Karen gallons, Mary Walker and Beverly Karin S Turek Joan Wealherlord, Sal- McConnell Lauren Cole Barbara M O'Neill told the couple, “I cannot imagine how (Jill Carol s Eddy Norman A Boulais devastated your loss can be. I grieve for you." CUITERED PEARLS Herzog, five gallons George f ' Iv Burgess Mii haelJ Driowski. Garland selling W Reedy Donald McAllister Paul M Donald F Cusier Michael Roy, Before passing sentence, the judge said he was not in­ Chrostowsky and L Evelyn Giaioppassi P.iUicia Hetzel ( hrisline tjuey Thaddeus Gadorowski. clined to impose the maximum 25 years to life sentence Schofield, three gallons. Deborah .lohn C Kellv Sue A .Mclnernev, Jane Mane .Addabbo Sister Julia I.ydon. in view of Chace’s "sad and tragic adolescent life." Bell and Louise DeVaux. two II Currie Heverlv DeVaux Gloria Constance Adams Eileen Slevens O'Neill si^id the convicted murderer was one of eight High jashion gift gallons, and Russell G Storrs and Richard Phivin Marcia Kilpatrick. Hillon Paiiiel.i Robertson Alan F Lam- Bike winner children of an alcoholic and wife-beating father. The Mrs Eunice Whitney, one gallon son William P .Mdiillvary («arv ( Main-. .Anthony .Alibrio. Dons defendant began drinking at age 13 and has led a nomadic,, she ll cherish forester The next bloodmobile visit to Emile SI Andre Edward II Timbrell Bensen. Peter Kelly. Helen C Joyce. Jeff Anderson, an Evening Herald carrier than 300 fellowv carriers in the contest to win- Manchester will be Friday. Dec 12 Jr Grelchen W'ledie John E Wraighl Vera R Osborn life that has contributed nothing to society, the judge Use the Herald Classifieds from Glastonbury, tries on the new ten-speed the bike. Gerlinde Colletti, Herald zone sales said. from 12:30 lo 5 30 p m at Emanuel Jr Samuel Zucker Robert C Herdic Mary P Burke Dims Hamizi. iMajion bike he won as part of one of the newspaper’s manager, right, presents the prize. ( Herald Defense attorney Richard Endrelunas asked the judge Lutheran Church. 60 Church St Catherine I. Adams Rogerl .1 Bolduc (iibson, Marlene D-Addano, .Marjorie E Holmes, Kathleen Bresciano, Peter circulation contests. Jeff out-distanced more photo by Harry) to consider the stabbing as unpremeditated act of a per­ Here is a list ol last week 's donors Earl Doggart, Robert H Franklin Joseph .Morin. Kevin U Brien. Nam y A Hany. Brenda McConnell son in a heated argument and fist fight while under the in­ RiK'k, Dons Timbrell Richard L Roach. John J Shannon Scoll C Modal fluence of liquor. Call 643-2711 David W Morsev David A Sacenti. Samuel P McCurry, A|)|>ointinent>< kept Ellen M Jaskolka Janice Richards, Irene B Boles. Thomas P Crookelt. Richard Warner Norma Paggioli OOPS Meeting changes Michael II Doenges, Mama Goiangos. M ulk-iii donors Helen Marsh (.'arolyn I. .Mttiloin. Peter II Grose. Rabbi Neil E Kominsky, Theresa Levesque, Kathleen K King, Edna Grant set for educators THE YELLOW PAGES FORGOT US— CuMufefJ peails Th<»n shtmmei anif shutt- WE DON’T WANT YjQU TO FORGET HEBRON — David Cattanach, superintendent of Glimmer and glow In ever ything (rum a stunning schools, has revised the 1981 schedule of Board of Educa­ Single pearl ring lo magnificerrt matched strands Flu clinic slated Dec. 8 US. FOR THE VERY BEST IN PEST tion meetings, released last week. Rich holiday hnds now at CONTROL- All meetings will begin at 7:30 p.m. and will be held in MANCflESTER— The last flu anemia or cancer Syndrome, or ouiei rei urring or per­ the library of Rham senior high. clinic of the season will be held in the The vaccine for 1980 consists of sistent neurological illnesses: should CALL The meeting previously scheduled for April 13 will in­ conference room of the Manchester three inactivated influenza viruses: consult their doctor before taking the stead be held on April 27 because of a conflict with the Public Health Nursing Assoc . 150 N A Brazil 78, A,'Bangkok 79, and vaccine 646-0445 date of the budget hearing. Main St , on Dec 8 from 9 lo 10 a m B Singapore/79. Those people who I PHONE The other regular meeting dates are: Jan. 19; Feb. 23; Iferalfi have a fever or illness more serious The flu vaccination clinic is spon­ Eastern Chemical Service March 16; May 18; June 15; July 6, Aug. 24; Sept. 21; Oct. "PlocB Your Trust in The influenza vaccine ^ than a cold, who have received sored by the Manchester Public 1643-271 r 19; Nov. 16; and Dec 21. rtio Oiomond Spocioliits" AND ADVERTISER recommended for people over 65 ana another type of vaccine in the past 14 Health Nursing Assoc in conjunction The third Monday in February is the observed holiday \cmca^ 30.000 CIRCULATION those with chronic health problems days, who are allergic to eggs, or Pardvo^rk Termite Control with the Manchester Health Depart­ % for Washington's birthday and schools will be closed. The MANCHESTER PARKADE •MS-OOIZ i Im such as diabetes, heart disease, lung who have multiple sclerosis, ment. A dollar donation is requested ?• third Monday in April, schools will be closed for the VERNON. BRISTOL PLAZA. WESTFARMS. SIMBBURT disease, kidney disease, severe previous attacks of Guiltian-Barre to cover the cost of supplies. ;i? FOR assistance in PLACmO youH a! spring vacation.

- I EVENING HERALD, Tueg.^^Noy^, 1980 - 9 Travel

IK' i-1 Colonial Williamsburg Festival of trees I I turns back the clock WILLIAMSBURG, VA. (UPI) - Visiting Williamsburg seminars) for the day that runs from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. wiin HI try II is like turning back the clock hundreds of years to a time a two-hour lunch break. The Carter's Grove seminars, when America was young and patriots were willing to which include transportation to and from the plantation stake their lives, liberty, honor and future in the cause of and a box lunch, are $17 per person. Winr lovrr< liiincil nul in ||imnI day night ol a gala event, the to raise funds, has become a tradi­ freedom. Slide lectures, panel discussions, workshops, films and tion in Connecticut. numlMT Kridiiv ninhi when ini'itibrr* I’liradlse Ball. ' with proceeds For the town, the cultural, social and political capital behind-the-scenes tours highlight daily activities with Viewers may see the more than 125 o( thr Kaslorn ('(intn’ciicul ChapliT henefiling the Connecticut Opera of pre-Revolutionpry Virginia was painstakingly restored related evening programs available at no extra cost. Christmas trees created by people of I,es Amis dii \ in i F riends ol Wine i Guild to much of its form er glory, beginning in 1926 at a cost of Each session is restricted to 75 participants and may be throughout the state, beginning an Internalional Wine SsK’iely, met The black tie event drew more than more than $90 million, thanks mainly to the late John D. booked in advance. in the Student tenter Dintnii H ih iiii at Friday, Dec. 5, 11 a m. to 4 p.m.; 200 supporters of opera who munched Rockefeller, Jr. Other popular seasonal events include organ recitals in Manchester Coimnunity College to Saturday and Sunday, Dec. 6-7, 11 on delicious hot hors d'ouevres and Eighty-eight of the original 18th century buildings were candlelit Bruton Parish church (built in 1715 and one of share Italian Ni|tht sipfied their favorite beverage before a m. to 5 p.m.; Tuesday and restored and scores of others reconstructed on their the oldest Episcopal churches in Am erica); 18th century The menu was unigue with a sweet sitting down to a tasty dinner. W'ednesday, Dec. 9-10, 11 a m. to 4 original sites, many of them from the original plans. Fur­ concerts in the elegant Governor's Palace; ballads and p.m.; Thursday and Friday, Dec. 11- and sour Minestrone Soup, Italian Mid-way through the evening. G. nishings and decorations are genuine antiques or madrigals at the Capitol ( where Patrick Henry made his 12. I I a.m. to 9 p.m.; and Saturday Appetizer salad breaded and broiled Fox Si Co presented their "Bird of carefully-fashioned reproductions. "liberty or death" speech); and evening films and i)- and Sunday, Dec. 13-14, 11 a.m. to 5 Sicilian Steaks. Iin^uine with red Paradise " fashion show featuring Included are more than a score of shops where ar- lustrated lectures. p.m. Admission is $2 for adults; $1.50 clam sauce, sweet pepper fry, and designer clothes for all occasions. A tisians, wearing colonial dress and using the tools and Almost all the historic houses, public buildings and for senior citizens and students 13-18; anise sponge cake The dinner wines couple of items, which really made a techniques of the olden days, ply such trades as . craft shops-are open from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. all week, but were all Irom Italy and 50 cents for children under 12. hit were a multi-colored lizard jacket blacksmith, bootmaker, silversmith, cooper and weaver, some close on a staggered schedule two days Followini; the meetmij Jim and For information for tours and —perfect for day or evening; and a among others. A one-day general admission ticket to all Colonial at­ Lolly Miti'hell of the Sakonnet groups, call 278-2670, extn. 271. black slacks suit with velvet jacket There are extra dividends for visitors during the fall tractions (except the Governor's Palace, Carter's Grove Vineyards in Little Compton, R I . \ and satin pants. Of course, the fur and winter seasons. "Highways are less crowded, as are and Bassett H all) is $8.50 for adults. $4.25 for children 6- discussed the wines prown in their coats and evening wear were colorful Gordie’s Place tour groups, hotels and restaurants. And prices are 12 and under 6 free. A two-day ticket is $13 and $6 50 and a vineyard and we had an opportunity \ and vibrant, everything was super lower, too. three-day ticket $16 and $8 There also is a speciaLone- to sample them Received an invitation to attend a After the show, the pace picked up day winter ticket for $7 and $3.50 starting Jan. 2. All in all It was a delifthtful special Press Preview to m ark the A wide variety of special activities, old and new, to the music of the Paul Landerman Especially recommended for first-time visitors is the evening The next dinner tasting is opening ol Gordie Howe's restaurant Pan American World Airways' mighty engine Martin M-130 flying boat completed the enliven off-season visits to Colonial Williamsburg, Orchestra and dancers crowded the Escorted Tour, a two'hour walking overview of Historic set for Friday Dec 12 and will in Glastonbury next Sunday. “China Clipper” (top photo) soars over San 8.200-mile hop in just under 60 hours. Today, a On Dee. 14 the Grand Illumination of the Historic Area dance floor Area attractions for general admissions ticket holders. It feature Belgium lood and French A San Francisco architect says it's no already and several hundred others are under ushers in the festive observance of the Christmas Mickey Savin was coordinator of This is the second of Gordie and Francisco’s Golden Gate Bridge on the first leg power-packed 747, landing at Honolulu and costs another $2 for adults and $1 for children. wines Sherman Haight of Haight longer necessary to heat homes in the con­ construction around the country. Here he holiday. Within the gaily bedecked and festooned town, the successful fund-raiser and much Colleen Howe's new local business of its historic inaugural flight to Manila more Guam, makes the transpacific trip in 18 hours. There is an additional charge for the Governor's Vineyards ol Litchfield, will present relaxes in a home he designed in Raleigh, celebrations and special events commemorate the credit goes to her and her co-workers ventures and the preview is to (PAMA photo) ventional sense. Lee Porter Butler’s heatless Palace, Carter Grove and Bassett Hall, the 18th century the program Reservations for non­ than 45 years ago. Stopping at Honolulu, Yuletide period throughout the day through New Year's for such a fine turnout. acquaint the media with the designs have been incorporated in 50 houses N.C. (UPI photo) mansion where the Rockefellers lived during the members may be made by calling Midway. Wake and Guam, the advanced four- Day. Activities include musters of the militia, parades restaurant. reconstruction of the town. Don't miss the Abby Aldrich Gene Spaziani chapter director and I prom ing events with drum-and-fife corps, colonial sports and games, The Howe fam ily, members of the Rockefeller Folk Art Center which accepts any donation professor .at S36-()24y nr at MCC. 646- Many area residents are par­ Hartford Whalers Hockey Club and Christmas exhibits, holiday tours and feasts. Home as an entrance fee. 4900 ticipating once again as the Holiday various sports personalities will be Perhaps the most innovative and intriguing program There are more than 40 hotels, motels and inns in the Festival of Trees begins its 7th Pan Am marks anniversary; follows the New Year in what Williamsburg calls its present to celebrate and officially immediate area, with daily winter rates ranging from season at the Wadsworth Atheneum "Season of Discovery." This period offers an intimate op­ Paradis** Ball usher in "Gordie's Place " around $35 up double. Many offer special family rates and portunity to learn everything you wanted to know about in Hartford Will keep you posted on the facili­ some do not charge for children in the same room with The TumblebriKik Country Club in The festival, established by the ty. etc Conventional heating the 30 year restoration but never had tim e to find out. their parents. Women s Committee of the museum China Clipper flies again Activities within and near the 173-acre museum district West Hartford was the scene Satur­ Happy Thanksgiving The Colonial Williamsburg Foundation operates three from Jan. 13 through March 28 (with the exception of the hotels, including the deluxe Williamsburg Inn (from theme from 45 .vears ago: "The Jan. 25 week) feature extensive seminars on early the end of the barrier of time cisco to Manila in 59 hours and 48 $72). Williamsburg Lodge (from $55) and the Motor China Clipper Flies Again!" ... this longer necessary American life to supplement individual and escorted and space.” minutes (actual flying time). It no Cheap turkey ' House (from $36) near the Historic Area Lodge and / These words hailed the pioneering time a sleek. Boeing 747SP jetliner touched down in the capital of the tours of exhibition buildings and craft shops. So is the attic. Motor House rales are lower from Jan. 1-Feb. 28. of transpacific air service 45 years which w ill begin regular scheduled Philippines 12 minutes ahead of NEW YORK (UPI) - A San Fran­ tial. He says that, until the . The day-long in-depth extension activity focuses The warm air heated by the sun Williamsburg ij about midway between Richmond and ago, in 1935, by Pan American World service to the Chinese mainiana ear­ schedule, after intermediate stops in cisco architect says it is no longer Brookhaven Laboratory report, he Tuesday through Saturday on 14 different cultural and flows completely around the house, Norfolk on Interstate 64. It is easily available also by Airways with the mighty "China ly next year. To kick off the U.S.- Honolulu. Midway Island, Wake necessary to heat homes In the"con­ encountered “ nothing but op­ historical aspects of the colonial experience from planta­ position” from government officials up the front w all, across the attic, plane, bus and train. _____ May be bird of the past Clipper" flying boat. China air hookup. Pan Am is plan­ Island and Apra, Guam. tion life, through the decorative and lively arts, folk art, ventional sense. ning an inaugural flight to Beijing md conventional solar engineers down the back hall, across the crawl restoration techniques, museum photography. For further details write to Colonial Williamsburg. Supermarkct.s acnis.'i the country IS one ol the world s major turkey Pan Am marked the 45th anniver­ Flying at an average speed of 143 Lee Porter Butler's heatless still worried about making a profit (Peking) on Dec. 6. although banks and other mortgage space under the floor and back to the Drawer C., Williamsburg, Va. 23185 outlets sary of transpacific service on Nov. miles per hour . sometimes with the designs have been incorporated in 50 Tickets run $14 each ($2 materials fee added for craft should be well-stocked with turkey off their trade lending institutions gave him sym­ solar heating area along the front Turkey producers blame Russia 22 — just 13 days before another Followed intently by thrilled windows open to enjoy the balmy houses already. Several hundred for Thank.sgivmg and Christmas but "The price of feed is going up far pathetic attention and have been wall. It's possible, though, to have and Mother Nature for the escalating historic transportation event, the re­ millions around the globe, the initial weather the Clipper made landfall others are under construction around consumers are finding the average more than we anticipate the price of quite willing to w rite m o rta g e loans the air flow around the house in two establishment of air service between China Clipper was a four-engine on the pinpoint atolls in the Pacific the country Books holiday bird smaller and more expen­ prices meat will. " Strickler said Tm a directions at right angles to each the United Stales and the People's flying boat specifically designed for with such precision that it never once All these houses have been on his houses without heating plants. sive than last vear pretty poor country economist, but I other, he said. Republic of China the service. Four-and-a-half decades stra.ved off course designed from the ground up on One expert writing in a magazine Indeed cheap turkey may be a They say the sweltering summer can tell vou rigiit now that just The extreme degree of insulation Forty-five years ago. President ago. newspaper headlines described Captain Musick was later to Butler's healless principle and have called the Ekose'a house “the thing ol the past heal wave and drciught destroyed 20 scares the hell out of me " and the steady flow of air also keep Franklin D Roosevelt heralded the the Martin as a "giant." It carried describe the flight to disappointed perfect way to waste heat.” A Thanksgiving bird now costs 79 been oriented to face to tWe south Truman wrote pithily percent ol the I ’ S corn and soybean The poultry market has always Although he is an architect and has the house reasonably cool in hot transpacific epic flight from San nin^assengers; a crew of four; and. reporters, "looking for' something But he says many existing homes and cenls to $1 29 a pound up about 10 to crops sharply driving up the price of oeen volatile, subject to the slightest done some building. Butler does not weather. Butler added. Francisco to Manila as a major avia­ some Thanksgiving turkeys, the first exciting and sensational. " as routine buildings can be remodeled to be Off the Record: The Private Papers of Harry S 20 cents per pound from last year feed used to grow this year's crop of market pressures This year is no presently build the heatless houses. Hot water is provided by any con­ tion milestone Roosevelt "thr1|gd to ever airlifted to Wake Island. and "without incident. " Yet it was made heatless and that southern Truman, edited by Robert H. Ferrell. WHAT AMERICANS ARE READING The Department ol Agriculture exception Much of his firm 's $10 million a year ventional means, electric, gas ol' 168 million turkeys th e heat also the wonder of it all" and "the human The Clipper weighed in at, 52,282 anything but. The first transpacific exposure is not really necessary The H arper & Row, $13. Mo«f nqu»0t0d bookt In 150 U.8. cUitt. predicts turkey prices in the first Growers and processors in in revenues comes from publishing special roof-located solar heating N killed tens of thousands of turkevs spirit rnaking it possible " while pounds Wing span was 130 f ^ t and hop to Manila is acknowledged to be homes using the Butler prinicpie so Truman''s private papers, letters, diaries and complhd by Ih* Amarlcsn Library Attoelsllon half ol 19H1 will top 1980 prices by 20 Minnesota, North Carolina, Califor­ panels. Fiction \ and reduced the size ol many that President Manuel Quezon of the aircraft length was 90 feet 7 inches an incredible feat of airmanship and far include one six-family coui- booklets and plans for the houses and memoranda have only recently come into the public do­ to no percent survived nia. Arkansas. Missouri. Virginia Philippines called it the "end ol the With Captain Edward Musick at navigation, paving the way for future dominum. fees for supervising their construc­ main and this is the first publication of selections from 1. RAQE OF ANQELS If you'really want the bad news, Butler doesn't particularly like his by Sidney Sheldon (Morrow. $10 95) The poultry market was further and other big turkey producing states the controls, the flying boat made the tion. A book on the system sells for barrier of time and space. " transoceanic flights around the Butler's ideas have been criticized the vast archives left hy the 34th President of the United 2. FIHESTARTER the bad news is that some of us don't weakened by a trade embargo im- say "enough is enough " $500 and Butler's firm charges $1,000 clients even to put in a wood-burning Today, Pan Am is borrowing a 8,200 m ile odyssey from San Fran­ globe. severely by conventional architects States. by Stephen King (Viliing. $13.95) see anvwav out ol this ■ rising prices i "When vou get swings within a 12- to $4,000 to supervise construction, fireplace or stove. "But I can't po.sed by President Carter because of and solar heating experts but he Truman wrote pithily and with horse sense on 3. THE KEY TO REBECCA in le.s.^ than tw,, vears .said Robert the Russian invasion of Afghanistan month period where the price of corn according to the size of the house. reasonably refuse to allow that. Peo­ appears to be proving his case. everything from civil rights to modern art, showing at all by Ken Follett (Morrow. $ 12.95) lw:g Sirokler who runs Rwco ple want the fireplace for aesthetic Despite rising market prices, or soy doubles, what that does to food Butler, a native of Jackson, Tenn., times an awareness that he was writing for posterity. 4. RANDOM VlfiNDS Health The Brookhaven National by Belva Plain (Delacorle. $11 95) Inc ,1 Harrisonourg \'a , firm that turkev growees and processors are prices is just unholy, " said Strickler began his experiments with the reasons." Laboratory has just completed the There is much that is noble and touching in t)ie 5. PRiNCESS DAISY The place it gets really tough is out I heatless house in Tennessee. He Nevertheless, he said the Mastin first phase of a study for the Federal president's views and reactions, which were often by Judith Krantz (Crown. $12 95) there on the supermarket counter " seems a bit of a fanatic. He told U P I family in Rhode Island told 0 Department of Energy of one his irreverent and almost always on target. There can be no 6. NO LOVE LOST Lew Walts of the National Turkey Brookhaven Laboratory people they homes occupied by Robert and he flatly refused to work with any doubt after reading this book that Truman had one'of the by Helen Van Slyke(Llpplncott & Crowell, $10.95) Federation in Reston. Va , said the How much iron is needed? had not had to use the fireplace once 7. KANE A ABEL Elizabeth Mastin near Newport, R.I., contractor or homeowner who most original minds that ever operated out of the Oval industry must share some of the wanted to put an auxiliary heating for heat, only for show. Butler said by Jeffrey Archer (Simon & Schuster. $ 13 95) DEAR DR LAMB - I have side-effects caused by a latitude that gets plenty of cold Office. 5. THE SECOND LADY blame plant of any kind in an Ekose'a house. this had been true of all the other woul3 like to be sure that I guilt reactions because he weather. The report showed the Among the highlights of these archives are Truman's by Irving (Wallace (NAL. $ 11.95) Walts said producers were overly This has deprived him of business. Ekose'a houses. am getting enough iron in has been told that mastur­ house exceeded Butler's claims and Postdam Conference diaries, in which he professes a 9. THE COVENANT optimistic at the outset of the year "The customer who wants to put in Temperature inside the Ekose'a by James A. Mlchener (Random House. $15 95) my diet What foods are bation IS bad In males an maintained temperatures close to 65 misplaced admiration for Stalin and an awareness tnat and produced 10 million niore an auxiliary heating plant just buys home is controlled simply by use of 10. THE SPIKE rich in iron"’ I know exaggerated form of guilt degrees in January with a daily Winston (Jhurchill was a soft soaper. V turkeys than last year Inlfalion. the the book and strikes out on his own," doors and windows that open into the by Arnaud de Borchgrave & Robert Moss (Crown. $ 12 95) spinach is a good source of reaction to masturbation variation of only two degrees while Ferrell, professor of history at Indiana University, Nonficlion high cost of borrowing, a general Butler said. “envelope of architectut'aJly and iron but I don't like early in life may indeed the outdoors temperatures ranged enriches the m aterial with commentaries and footnotes 1. SHELLEY ALSO KNOWN AS SHIRLEY over supply of all meat and the gram He also said the publicity about the naturally controlled air" between the spinach person who had so-called self-abuse, the sudden lead to impotence later. from 18 to 42 degrees and winds which are helpful in amplifying the text. Truman was the by Shelley IWInters (Morrow, $14 95) embargo drove wholesale prices to a ^ Ekose'a houses built so far has led to inner and other walls. . 2. LITTLE GLORIA... NAPPY AT LAST DEAR READER - migraine headaches That almost blinding headaches But this is strictly a psy­ ranged up to 30 mph. last president to be a compulsive letter w riter, so that low of 49 cents a pound by May The Brookhaven Laboratory is con- by Barbara Goldsmith (Knopf. $15.95) Modern civilization has person gave a perfect and often vomiting will chological reaction to the If Butler should Drove his case cotf)^'^^® j” ’ il this short of book may ever again be compiled about sub­ John Holden of HoldCn Farms in 11 Buiier snouiu prove nis case con southern tinuing studies of the MasTin house. 3. THY NEIGHBOR'S WIFE eliminated one of the best description of vision stop types of misinformation clusively, it will mean that, by the sequent administrations. Truman's peppery, forthright Northfield, Minn . the nation s No 1 exposure and used a greenhouse on by Gay Talese(Ooubleday. $14.95) sources of iron in the diet problems that precede DEAR READER - 1 in­ that your letter end of.this century, the country could style makes the reading as pleasurable as it is infor­ 4. INGRID BERGMAN turkey-producing state, put it this the southside as a solar heat collec­ Butler concedes that he has Those old iron pots and headaches which is an age- clude your letter in my emphasizes be saving practically all the energy mative. by Ingrid Bergman & Alan Burgess (Delacourt. $14.95) way 'There's a saying in the in­ tor, the articles implied that these changed his original theory about the 3. CRISIS INVESTING pans vour grandmother old side-effect of self-abuse column as an example of now used in home heating. That — Frederick M. Winship (U P I) dustry. Cheap feed eventually were essential features. Not true, by Douglas R. Casey (Stralford. $12 95) used allowed iron to be ab­ pr masturbation. currently amounts to 1.3 million way the Ekose'a house's air envelope misconceptions that are May I point out to you 6. HEARTSOUNDS makes cheap meat ' sorbed into the food and says Butler. You don't have to have works. At first he thought the air .Contemporary art Most suffering males or still widespread. No. th a t m a s tu rb a tio n is barrels of home heating oil a day on by Martha Weinman Lear (Simon & Schuster. $12 95) Walls said turkey breeders lost $1 southern exposure and you don't have helped a lot Now pans females would never con­ an annual basis plus 2.4 million flow as quite constant. Now he thinks R.O. Bleehiiianj Behind the Lines, by—R.O. 7. DONAHUE to $2 for every bird they produced in masturbation does not almost universal, par­ often are aluminum or fess to their doctors that barrels a day in natural gas to use a greenhouse as a heat collec­ it moves in layers at ^different Bleehmun. by Phil Donahue & Co. (Simon & Schuster. $ 11 95) the first five months of the year cause headaches, no ticularly in young boys in coated with Teflon. they practice it. They'd equivalents, and a lot of coal. That's tor. The house can even face north. speeds. But the basic part of his Hudson Hill Press, $28..50. 3. FREE TO CHOOSE because of the supply glut m atter how vociferously their development stage, by Milton and Rose Friedman (Harcourl Brace Jovanovich. A cup of cooked spinach rather have a better way to almost half the current level of What is essential is that the house theory, which is disputed by some His drawings have been seen in advertisements and you choose to claim that it and It's considered part of $9 95) Enticed by low prices, consumers contains less iron than a be double walled with an air space of experts, is that the flow of the air in commercials for such products as Sony, Volvo and Alka have sex When a child does. Neither does it cause the normal process in the petroleum imports. 9. MUSiq FOR CHAMELEONS went on a buying spree When they cup of cooked mature bean eight to 12 inches between the two the envelope reverses itself on cold Seltzer, and can be recognized immediately by their con­ first starts having knocknees, blindness or evolution of sexual expres­ The houses incorporating the by Truman Capote (Random House. $ 10 95) tired ol whole turkeys, they tried seeds. Liver is one of the walls on at least two sides. You can nights and that this reduces the daily struction of lines. R.O. Blechman has gained a place headaches, they're rushed impotence In point of fact, sion. In other words, there Butler principle, which are scattered 10. WILL turkey parts, turkey hot dogs, turkey by G. Gordon Liddy (St Martin s. $13 951 basic sources of iron, par­ to the eye doctor and the around the country, go by various have all four sides double walled, but variation of temperature to a bare among the big names in contemporary art. m a s tu rb a tio n has no are many more people who |NEWSP*PEH E.NTERPRISE ASSh" i bologna, turkey ham and other in­ ticularly hog liver 1 am minimum and maintains a steady This book contains both his works and thoughts, with sure cure is glasses Blah adverse effects on an in­ masturbate than have names, "The total solar house," most the houses built so far have creasingly popular t "further sending .you The Health equable temperature in the house. more than 1,(X)0 illustrations, hundreds of them in color. to that In six months or dividual's health. headaches, as common as “ The air envelope house,” or "The have had only two opposite sides dou­ processed " turkey products Letter number 4-4, Iron The double walls provide a bonus — less of complete lack of Sometimes a person may house within a house.' ble walled. 'The other two walls have Besides his advertising, works," Blechman has excelled 1978 New York Times column marking his fifth anniver­ With demand up more than 10 per­ both conditions are and Anemia, which lists Butler calls it the Ekose'a house, a no windows and all the outer walls they make the inside of the house in graphic design, comic art and animation with his sary at the newspaper cent, the over supply thinned and the iron value of common classical Greek word meaning essen- are insulated to a maximum degree. extremely quiet. quirky, angst-filled drawings. His works have been seen “j am in the business of writing informed polemics, in­ prices began to rise Producers who foods. Other readers who on the covers of The New Yorker and other prominent vestigative commentaries that seek to make ther points had been losing 5 to 10 cents a pound want this issue can send 75 publications. with a satisfying zap. so as to affect people in power and lor months suddenly were earning as cenls with a long, stamped, How To Do It Not only drawings can be seen in this luxury edition of their policy in formation " - Jeff Sherman makes his way much per pound self-addressed envelope for his works. He also reflects about Jews, the sixties, film ­ As usual. Safire is right on target "Six months ago we thought 1980 through hundreds of turkeys which will be heading for it to me. in care of this making and other topics. In his new book, we see this 1973 apologia lor Richard was going to be a real disaster, but newspaper, P 0 . Box 1551, On his fam ily: " It seems that my parents viewed Nixon: "We are all now permitted to recognize as truth Thanksgiving rnarket this week from the. Rocco Poultry farms after a rather dramatic rise in Turkeys will be plentiful this year, but they will be smaller and Radio City Station, New everybody as either above or below us, which left us one central point that Richard Nixon's defenders have prices. It's going to be a reasonably York, N Y 10019, Easy does it Blechmans on a thin and very lonely rung on the social been makipg for two years that the use of the FBI for more expensive than in years gone by. iL'PI Photo) good turkdy year," said Wampler Unless iron has been By UIM — Pupulur .Merhanim desire to work with a small portion the lid and adjacent strip to which it ladder. This social ladder, I was tp discover, was a shaky political purposes in the Nixon Administration was mild Foods' Charles W am p lerJf . whose added, milk is a poor Some "easy does it" tips from the only, you can pack most of the wool w ill be hinged, so the lid is one." . compared to the misuse of that agency in the Johnson and late father. Charles Wampler, is source of iron and babies pages of Popular Mechanics En­ inside the tip. If desired, two orthree overdosed by about 15 deg. Of his Jewishness: "1 was born a Jew, and the Nazis Kennedy years." known as the father p i the modern that are on a milk diet only cyclopedia : tips can be color coded and kept for (Beveling the edges makes this have come to power in Germany. The crash of Crystal Compare that to this introduction to a 1978 column on Births-______turkey industry for artificially often get iron deficiencies. various grades of steel wool. possible). With the lid closed, apply Night reached Flatbush, and to my ears it was a the handling of the Koreagate scandal by Watergate in­ W (•••tlierg. Krik John, son of John born .Nov 15 at Rockville General breeding turkeys in Virginia's Women in the childbearing Evening Herald Scroll cut the compound and immediately press frightening, bewildering sound. What did it mean? Could vestigator, Leon Jaworski 5 D and Ann M panyliw Westberg of Hos-pital Her maternal grandmother Shenandoah Valley in the 1920s years need extra iron, When you make a scroll cut,, it is Hand ‘chuck’ in the tape. it be bad to be a Jew? There was no question it was a dis­ "The first time I zapped that thin-skinned public ser­ Dublin, Va . was born Oct 30 at Rad­ IS Harriet Adams of .Morton, Pa Her Like many of his colleagues. Hugh often more than can often necessary to cut in the shadow A hand "chuck" for turning drills advantage." vant — on an unrelated m atter of avoidance of taxes on ford Community Hospital in Virginia. paternal grandmother is Sylvia Vogel McClain of McClain Farm s on the reasonably be expected of the sabre saw. To elim inate or taps in a cramped space where a Winding cassettes - - Manuel E. Soto (U P I) his Watergate book - he fired off a letter threatening to H is maternal grandparents are Dr of .New York City, N Y Missouri border in Mountain Home, from the diet alone In that eyestrain and the chance of cutting power drill .wUI not fit can be made., Winding a casette tape either f "take action as the law authorizes ' A Times lawyer and .Mrs Joseph M Danyliw of Ark., is now worried about next year. age group a daily iron off the line, temporarily attach a by threading a faucet handle to fit the forward or backward, on or off the ‘Happily aggressive’ responded, citing Jaworski's own book as a source for my Manchester His paternal grand­ ''lr\ri)«. Brooke Lli7.uhelli, "Our biggest fear is the rising feed supplement is not a' bad penlight to the saw with a wide strip stud on the chuck of your power drill. recorder, can be simply and effec­ Safire's VCunhinglun, By W illium S ufirr knowledge of his-tax^xempt foundation, and backing my prices." parents are .Mr and Mrs John P daughter of Roger R and Linda S. idea. They need more iron of tape. Make certain the tape Lacking an old faucet in your junk tively done with this easy method: Tiniex BookH, $17.50 , refusal to correct or retract He must have brooded about Once the feed prices caused by Westberg of Long Island, ,\';Y. His Piader Stevens of 168 South than the "older” person doesn't cover the saw's vent holes. ' box, you can probably find one at a Slip a 1-in. section of rubber hose - "Ih 1973,1 was hopelessly defensive; now, 1 am happily that for some time, finally writing about me scornfully in drought worked their way through the maternal great-grandparents are Rockville, was born Nov. 16 who is often advised to fix-it shop. over the end of a pencil to make the aggressive," writes William Safire about himself in a another book of his own. I have not threatened to sue " Mr and .Mrs Joseph Danyliw of system early next year, “ the $64,000 Rockville General Hospital take an iron preparation Gulling HtripH rewinder. With practice you can dis­ question is whether turkey prices Hartford His paternal great- maternal grandparents are Mr for "tired blood." When you have to cut a lot strips Filament tape cover how many turns it w ili take to -grandparents are M r and Mrs Mrs John Piader of Rockville .... will be high enough to cover costs, " ‘ Fortunately, tfie body from cardboard, you can do it Filam ent tape, used mainly for locate the a p p M im a te spot on the IRBANKTTI David Lewis of Florida paternal grandmother is Mrs Lottie McClain said Many in the industry recycles the iron from old without drawing repeat guidelines. A such tasks as securing packages, is tape. l / ) r . ^Jiai'id .Jivcu'ifls InKuranct* Ajft'iit'v are pinning their hopes for lower feed womoul red blood cells so former partner of Stevens of South Windsor SUBSCRIPTION block of wood of the same thickness also handy for bolding glued joints CHIROPRACTIC PHYSICIAN and turkey prices on an excellent unless you are losing a f.iiplin. Kri>lrn Marie, daughter as the width of the strips was glued immobile while the adhesive sets in Disposable brushes b v appointment 4" Correnti S Urbanetli 1981 corn and soybean crop, but that small amount of blood cqn- of Robert ^ and Donna Shields DO IT DAILY - Play PRIZEWORD This.year why not give a on the outside of the blade with either new construction or repair Disposable brushes or applicators emeraenriet Agency is far from assured. Office Hours: Caplin ol 208 South St . Vernon was in Saturday's Evening Herald stantly the dAily household cement. After the gauge work. The tape is strong, sticks tight­ for applying lacquer and other "There's got to be some kind of Monday & Friday 9:00 am — 5: pm is now locBtsd at requirements are not huge. friend or ioved one a gift block has done its work, pry it loose ly when applied to a clean surface, finishing m aterials are easily made Tuesday & Thursday 1:30 pm — 8.00 pm cushion to level out extrem es," Think about using iron and clean the blade with solvent. and is stretch-resistant. from felt salvaged from old hats. For subscription to the Evening Heraid (Wednesday 9;p0 am — 2:00 pm Strickler said. "What we need is pots and pans. Your doctor a typical brush, cut a felt strip 2W in. 701 Main St, Manchester Saturday 9:0Q am — 1:00 pm Golliege Note some kind of mechanism like the an­ can test your blood to see if Call 647-9946 Sled wool holder ^ Self-closing hinge long and in. wide. Fold it cient Egyptians used where "they you really need additional An excellent holder for steelwool Fabric tape and silicone sealing crosswise at the center, and push it 117 EAST CENTER ST. stored up for a seven-year drought." iron. 5S 649-0016 Mon-Fri9im-5pm | Diane Weiss,daughter of .Mr and named to the dean's list at Wheaton can be made with a large crutch tip. can be combined to make a self­ into a H in. long slot in a %-in. 6 4 6 -8 6 3 2 MANCHESTER ^ McClain has a simpler "solution: DEAR DR, LAMB - I i complete line of h m in yn A in.iHr.iN'T Mrs. Stuart Weiss of Bolton, has been College in Norton. Mass. It provides a good grip, and when you closing, hinge for a box lid. Position hardwood dowel “ handle". '.‘Tell everybody to eat turkey." read your column about the 1 iq-^VENING HEJAIB, Tue» , Nov. », IWO EVENING HERALD, Tues., Nov.25, 1980 - 11 House and Hale Lindsay Numbers Cavanaugh see are people in designer jeans Vernon senool board member were being optimistic Ust year at given impress joins Grogan ToumTcilk'and shirts." Hal Cummings, discussing the budget time when they budgeted pink slip By Before a national foruip the New Angeles until six minutes deep in the Finance chief suggests The closing of the department Charles House, and Herbert House, second quarter, when rookie running Rose M. Bates store, operated by Almy Inc., Orleans Saints had the chance to before a partnership with J.W. Hale Whaler show that their 0-11 report card was back Mike Guman threw a 31-yard M ANCHESTER - Rose M. troubled many people as evidence of Earl Yost was established in 1902. In 1890 a fire just a lot of bad luck. scoring pass to Preston Dennard. (Dumas) Bates, 61, of 23 Tanner St., Manchester's cmmbling downtown. destroyed the building, which was Sports Editor A victory over the big, bad Rams Dennard caught a 16-yard wife of Lawrence W. Bates, died at When Almy announced Its closing in single tax bill system replaci^ by the present structure. Yearbook would demonstrate that on any given touchdown throw from'Vince Manchester Memorial Hospital Mon­ January of 1980, and left later in the Throughout the next decades the Ferragamo in thq second quarter. spring, company representaives Monday night even the fast descen­ and another from the district. The now required of some residents. day. store flourished as a Manchester ding Saints could play winning foot­ During the second half Frank Corral M ANCHE.STKR — The town direc­ Mrs. Bates was bom in Scituate, cited inability to make a profit down­ big league single bill would itemize the separate The combined bill would also shopper’s mainstay. At one time the ball. kicked field goals of 23 and 19 yards tor of finance Monday proposed to R.I., Nov. 17, 1919, she had lived in town, when it could move to a charges. Moore said. provide taxpayers with more infor­ Cheney family founded a Building Oh, well. Maybe next week. and Peacock added his touchdown the town Liaison Committee a Manchester for 35 years. She was healthy shopping center. The district would be expected to mation than what is currently and Loan which operated inside the A must for Hartford Whaler highest salary,” Pete Rose offered With a nation full of critics looking run after the fumbled Saints' punt. townwide tax collection and billing a member of Manchester Country The plans of Heritage Savings and provided. Moore said. store. Later the bank moved and hockey buffs' is the Yearbook and Of­ during his visit. "Today you are paid on, the Saints^am e apart at the A 15-yard pass from Bobby Scott to .service be operated by the town pay the town for the service. In En­ Club and a communicant of St. Loan to purchase the building for field. where a similar system is in Moore proposed the townwide changed its name twice, ending as ficial Guide, the work of two pros. for what the club hopes you to do, not seams before'the relentless Los Henry Childs provided New Orleans Thomas Moore, town director of Bridget's Church. $175,000, invest about $2 million and effect, the town is paid at a rate system after learning of a similar Heritage Savings and Loan. Bob Casey and Frank Polnaszek. The what you have done in the past," he Angeles Rams and the final score of with its only score and allowed the finance, presented the plan for the Besides her husband,- she is sur­ sell it for office condomiiums, were which is 3 percent of the district's one in Enfield He said it was then The revitalization of the building former is the public relations direc­ added which wasn't the case a 27-7 only touched the surface. Saints to at least avoid their first first time at the meeting. According vived by a soUj Lawrence W. Bates greeted with renewed hopes for to the proposal, the tax collector s of­ grand list. Moore said presented to Robert Weiss, the town by the bank, is seen by the investors tor and the latter a Figure Filbert of decade ago before salaries started "I don't think they would have shutout of the year. In Manchester, the district manager The Liaison Committee, Jr. of Coventry; four daughters, Mrs. Manchester’s downtown, as being typical of the times, when it the highest degree...Pete Rose didn't escalating. scored if we hadn't relaxed a little," “We’re gettlijg a lot of ridicule," fice for the Eighth Utilities District Peter (Deborah) Sami, Mrs. Richard “This pushes one step further would pay the town about 'IIJ.OOO. formed to smooth realtions between is cheaper to renovate existing pull any punches in his visit with the said Los Angeles coach Ray said New Orleans quarterback would be eliminated and its services (Barbara) Blake, Mrs. Robert (Hol­ along what will happen to Main assumed by the town Moore said The district last year the town and district governments, buildings than to construct new ones media in Hartford last week. “I’m Malavasi. "I thought our defense did Archie Manning, who was in­ paid the town about $.S.500 for its ser­ invited Moore to yesterday's ly) Millette, all of Manchester, and Street, " town General Manager the most controversial white player Family affair a great job." tercepted twice and sacked seven There's going to be a lot of Mrs. Michael (Cheril) Schardt of Robert Weiss said. vices In addition, the district paid its meeting. Office closed and Reggie (Jackson )is the most Three members of the Harry Veal It was a dismal night all around for times. “But everybody is trying. questions. " Willard Marvin, a dis­ Bolton; a brother, Peter Dumas of The project coordinator John IIKBKON — The Community tax collector about $3,000 There was little discussion of the controversial black (baseball) family will be in the Five Miler Road the Saints and New Orleans coach What hurts the most is that we really trict director and Liaison Committee Danielson; five grandchildren. DeQuattro. of J.D. Real Estate, ad­ Moore said the new system would proposal following Moore's presenta­ Health Service Inc. of Columbia, player,” he said, and he was right. Race Thursday and they will Dick Nolan was clearly suffering had high expectations this season. I member, said Funeral services will be Friday at mitted the project will attract more offer advantages to residents In ad­ tion Moore said today the plan would Hbbron, Andover and Marlborough Rose didn’t make any enemies dedicate the run to their father. because of it. He met briefly after feel sorry for Dick (Nolan). I feel Moore' said taxpayers would 9:15 a.m. from the John F. Tierney offices, and not more shoppers that dition to the single bill, taxpayers have to be ratified by both will close its offices Nov. 27 and 28 among the media in his trip to Hart­ Harry Sr., who underwent a triple the game with Saints' owner John very close to him." receive a single bill for each piece of Funeral Home, 219 W. Center St. would stimulate the downtown filing late payments would pay one governments before it would become for the Thanksgiving holidays. ford. According to Rose, his ex­ bypass today. They are Ruth Veal Mecom and appeared red-eyed when Ferragamo completed 14 of 24 property District residents now with a mass of CTiristian burial at St. business. But he said the creation of receive two bills one from the town penally charge instead of the two policy teammate, Johnny Bench is still the Wattley, making her first he spoke softly to reporters. passes for 163 yards and the Rams Bridget's Church at 10 a m. Burial Heritage Place, as the restored Libraries to close best catcher in baseball. Bench has appearance in five years, Lori Veal, "I won't comment on the conversa­ piled up 215 yards on the ground. will be in St Jam es Cemetery. House and Hale will be called, will MANCHESTER - The Mary issued an ultimatum to the Cincinnati a member of the University of Penn­ tion (with Mecom)," said Nolan. “I "I don't think the score was in­ Friends may call Wednesday from 2 "create an environment in making Cheney and Whiton Memorial front office that he’ll catch no more sylvania team, and Harry Jr. Mrs. don't feel very good. I’ve never been dicative of how the game went and Void aggravates board to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Memorial con­ the downtown attractive to other than two games a week next season through anything like this in my life. how tough they were," said the libraries and the Bookmobile will be Wattley, who was one of the first tributions may ■ be made to the types of businesses. closed Thursday for the but "would be available to play other women to officially run the Five Sometimes things snowball. We Rams’ quarterback. "We got some supply of funds, and seeks $82,900 lor human relations staff, and mul­ 'American Cancer Society, 237 E. “This is just one step in making the Thanksgiving holiday. positions. .." Good defensive catchers Miler, is now at MIT in Cambridge, make a mistake, things get out of big turnovers down deep and we got B> II.Al RK\ DAMS SHK\ me lirst year ticultural education The government downtown attractive." he said. Other Center St. All facilities will close Wednesday are important today because there Mass. A Trinity College grad, she hand and we let them take the game it in But they have got a lot of pride. Heruld Keporirr .Reader said if such a concrete has decreed the remediation compo­ steps scattered throughout various night at 6 and will re-open Friday. are so many good base stealers," recently earned her doctorate at the away from us." They didn’t give up. M\M.IIK>TKK — In an unusual figure was available, the board nent of the program will be dropp^. governmental channels, include the Rose said in defense of the good field, University of Pittsburgh...Five The Rams held New Orleans to 96 "I think this game was a tribute to ilisplav of dissension, members of should be .shown a budget before placing a new emphasis on h"uman In memory of K Warren Anderaon who passed away reconstruction of the Center Street VFW auxiliary no hit receivers. our defense. They are the ones who November 28,-1974 Martens family members, plus a total yards, sacked the quarterback the Board of Education Monday night being asked to apply for the grant relations at the elementary schools. intersection, and realigning traffic MANCHESTER - The Auxiliary nephew, Kevin Heine, have entered eight times and allowed the Saints won it. " called on school administrators to Superintendent of Reboots James School administrators also AlthouKh you are flow on Main Street. of the Anderson-Shea Post of the “This was Los Angeles football," Our many happv memories of you linger on the race. The young men are Bill, past midfield only twice — one of Pass completion improve public works at the high Kennedy said he would remove the received complaints from the As William Hale, president of VFW is Manchester will meet Well deserved Bob, Jim, Tom and Joe those occasions coming on an 88-yard added defensive end Jack sch(X)l ami provide more diR umenla- request lor a grant approval until Manchester High School student Sadly missed by Heritage Savings and LoajyC tonight at 7:30 at the post home, 608 Nice tribute paid Jeff Koelsch by Martens...Several families have kickoff return by Jimmy Rogers that Youngblood, who got one of the eight Mike Guman of the Rams pulls in pass from Vince Ferragamo tion to a grant, etjpuest such a budget could be produced, as representatives Paul Yavis and Mother, described it the restoration That Sister E. Center St. Alice Lubben, District 3 the Manchester Army Navy Club entered three and four members in set up New Orleans’ bne touchdown sacks. “This is the way it's been over for six-yard gain last night against New Orleans Saints; Reggie Board Member Leonard Reader ii he admitted the administrators were Todd Korbusieski called on the ad­ and Brother keeps the 1909 appearance, will president, will make her visit. last week when he was singled out for the 4.8 mile holiday trot...John Clif­ late in the game. ' the years We try to keep that style Mathis failed in bid for interception. (UPI photo) called upon school administrators to improperly presenting the matter to ministrators to improve the snow the first Good Guy Award. The 77- ford, former East Catholic High ace Los Angeles thus stayed a game going.” keep the board more informed when the board removal operation year-old sports figure has done a and state cross country champion, back of Atlanta in the NFC West with Unfortunately for the Saints, they making requests for board action on The suggestion was rejected by Yavis said snow removal on prac­ world of good for many over the was the No. 1 runner with the Univer­ an 8-4 record while the Saints lost have a certain style going, too. One the multicultural •'understanding Reader, as be noted the town must tice fields,Jor sports teams was poor Two cops hurt in fracas years without any fanfare and he'll sity of Pennsylvania squad this fall. their 12th game of the year — a club they would like to change. program apply for the grant by Dec 5 There at MILS compared to the jobs per­ be out Thursday morning helping the He's entered the Five Miler record for consecutive failures. 1 jusi think you re taking us for will b«‘ no board meeting brdween formed in other state high schools MANCHESTER - Two fight ensued which involved both Officer Morrissey called for help and ultimately Officers Garence Tall Cedars raise money for It wasn’t just that New Orleans granted and 1 don I think you should then and Monday s meeting Korbusieski said the entire snow Manchester policemen were injured Landry and Norbut, according to muscular dystrophy research during lost It was how the Saints did it. It s really a source of annoyance.' Board Chairman John Yavis said removal operation was poor, par­ this morning in a struggle with two police. Heritage and H.J. Beeler were also involved in taking tlie pair, into the running of the Road The offense was never a threat. Reader said the request for the board to approve ticularly around the auditorium men they were attempting to arrest. During the fight, Landry made an Race...Construction on Porter Street Notes off the cuff New Orleans often coming up on Nolan on thin ice Basketball The injured policemen are T.J. custody. Rchool administrators asked the the Title VI grant had appeared at "It's really dangerous There were a attempt to drive away, police say. will be delayed until after the Road Former Central Connecticut State fourth down needing 15 to 25 yards 111 SINESSMEN board to approve a grant application the last minute last year too ' lot of complaints, Korbusieski said Wilkison and Barry Caldwell, both of Race, which is a sigh of relief for (College athletes voted into the (or a first The Saints fumbled a punt Filloramo Construction 85 i Ken whom have in ju r^ hands Wilkison NEW ORLEANS (UPI) - Dick New Orleans for tonight's WBC lor federal Title \'l money The The program in years past has . Kennedy said an investigation race officials ...Gene Michael, new college's Athletic Hall of Fame in­ at their own 1-yard line to set up a Goodwin 20. Steve Rascher 18. Ken IS expected to be off duty for seven' Nolan could be all finished as coach welterweight title fight between application will be for three years' provided remedial instruction. would be launched Judge says school head manager of the New York Yankees, clude Bill Detrick. Gerry Flood, Skip scoring run by Elvis Peacock, had 12 Shoppmann 18. Rascher's two free days and Caldwell for three of the New Orleans Saints. Roberto Duran and Sugar Ray was a speaker several years ago at Jutze. the late Jim Kaiser, Jimmy men on the field which erased an in­ Leonard. throws with 10 seconds remaining Arrested and charged in the fracas The winless Saints, losers of 12 one of the Sports Night funtions at Keefe, Hank Majlinger. Gene Reilly terception and humorously botched a won III. Westown Pharmacy 83 werg Michael J. Landry. 20 of 18 straight games, were embarrassed In his two previous seasons as head can he sued individually the Masonic Temple. Michael has and Ted Owen. Flood is a former would-be punt by not having enough I Craig Phillips 27. George Finnegan Hillside Drive. Ellington, charged by the Los Angeles Rams 27-7 Mon­ coach of the Saints, Nolan guided Challenge program voted MANCHESTER - Hartford proven to be a top-notch man among Manchester Twilight League people on the field and then running 2Ji. fired Dougan. The state Labor Board day night on national telelvision. them to their best two records in with operating a motor vehicle while smart baseball men which might Superior Court Judge David Borden cancelled that action by backing baseball player. Induction will be in two separate substitutes to make .Nolan refused to say if he was fired history before this year. The Saints Manchester Cycle 98 i Bob Plaster M AM.HK*'i'KR - At Its meeting Other wizardry accomplished by work was praised by Assistant under the influence of alcohol, ruled Monday that Superintendent of bring a few to question his working Dougan in his claim he was unjustly Jan. 31 at Memorial Hall on cam­ up for the oversight. by owner John Mecom, but he was were 7-9 in 1978 and 8-8 last season. 26. Stan Alexander 19. Tim Coughliq Monday night, the Board of Educa­ the new technology includes playing ■Superintendent Wilson Deakin. resisting arrest, and escape from Schools James Kennedy could be for George Steinbrenner. The latter pus...Hartford Jai-AIai will be closed The 53.448 people in attendance 12. John Alexander 12. Bob Kiernan a program moment by moment, to custody; and Brian Norhut. 19 of 42 fired. The Board of E)ducation is obviously shaken by what he was Nolan replaced- Hank Stram as tion approved an extension of its sup­ sued as an individual by an employee is certainly the most controversial Thanksgiving and will close for the spent their night booing loudly and told. head coach of New Orleans Feb 6. 121. Manchester Police 93 (Tommy port for the Adventure Challenge show antimation, and selecting a par­ Charter Road, Vernon, charged with appealing that ruling. of the school system. baseball owner since Charlie Finley year following Friday night’s perfor­ making paper airplanes, hundreds of He said he and Mecom talked 1978, and had been head coach of the Cirullo 28. Sandy Ficara 15. John program and reviewed an ticular part of the program for ThanknRiving service breach of the peace and interfering Meanwhile. Dougan is filing suit Christopher Dougan. a was in command in Oakland ... “The mance... Hartford World Series Club which covered the floor of the Super- “briefly'' after the game but would San Francisco 49ers from 1968 to Cashman 131 educational television program selected viewing and discussion NKRNON - A family with an officer against Fendell. the Board of Elduca- woodworking aide at the Regional last two years of a ball player's will feature Bob Watson of the dome despite an admonishment on not go into details of the conversa­ 1975. Monarty Fuel 59 (Mike Nolen 22. The Adventure Challenge program The program costs $50 per disk, Thanksgiving Eve Service will be Both were in custody overnight, and tion and Kennedy, alleging that in the Occupational Training Center who career are when he commands his Yankees at its December 10 meeting. the scoreboard that read — “Litter, tion. Some of the Saints' players said His overall NFL record is 69 vic­ Paul Frenette 121. Highland Park provides young people with outdoor and $700 lor the machine It is held Wednesday at 7 p.m in the sanc­ were presented in court for arraign­ course of the labor board ruling and was fired, rehired and transferred, tories. 82 losses and five ties and in­ Market 55 (Jerry Cosgrove 14 Don adventures which test their mettle, expected that 20 discs will be tuary of Union Congregational ment today. resultant publicity, his character they had heard reports Nolan was and eventually won his old job. Is fired. -v cludes NFC Western Division titles Guman 14. Jim Wehr 121 and correlates this with classrixim produced each year Ruperintendent Church The sequence began when Officer bringing the suit. was defamed. ■ DiRosa Cleaner 75 i Pete Denz 18. Laypeople and the ministers will Steve Rosenbloom, executive vice with the 49ers in 1970, '71 and '72 learning of Sch(K)ls James Kennedy said the William Morrissey stopped a car In it, Dougan alleges Kennedy The attorney for Kennedy had Hal Rawlings k5. Bob Boland 12. Bill The program had been approved value of the program will be in the participate in this servied and both shortly after 1 a m. on Oakland sought the elimination of Kennedy as president and general manager of the The 48-year-old Pittsburgh native failed to properly administer the played for the New York Giants and Bellock 11. Jim Sulick lOi. Fuss & for the town's ninth graders lor one quality of the discs the junior and senior choirs will sing. Street because it had two flat tires. an individual defendant. Monday's Saints, would not confirm or deny a center by appointing Norman report that Nolan already had been St. Louis Cardinals before joining the 0 Neill 67 (Norm Daignault 18. year, if funding from outsiie sources Covered on each disc are subjects In the process of his investigation a ruling struck out that motion. Fendell its director, Fendell had dismissed by Mecqm, other than to Dallas Cowboys as player-coach in Charlie Kidd 15. Gary Fallon 131 could be obtained IVlonday'.s action such as social studies, language arts; Bela Sigma l*hi extended the approval to three years science, and math Each program say, "We have some thinking to do." 1962. He became a full-time defen­ sive backfield coach for the Cowboys The Schooldisc program involves also includes a section for teachers, M yNt.llKs'fKR — .Xi Gamma Nolan was ashen when he emerged from the Saints’ dressing room in 1963 and was their defensive coach discs, shaped like record albums, on topics like discipline Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi will meet Enrollment study revived In other business, Kennedy relayed following the one-sided loss to the in 1966 and 1967. He originally came which contain audio and video today at 8 p m at 163 Irving St. Mrs. MANCHESTER — A dormant we go through the process'' tion, as the committee might deter­ the school administration s concern Rams. to the Saints as linebacker coach in League Gold prot’ra.'T.s lor students The school Diane Colangelo will present a Board of Education subcommittee Superintendent James Kennedy said. mine an alternate or joint use of the about the increase in special educa­ Mecom, who witnessd the game 1977. system is fieldtesting it for this area program on decoration of the home has been reactivated to study the Kennedy presented his agenda to buildings could allow all existing tion costs He said without increased from his private box in the Super- of the country Members, should bring samples of effects pf declining enrollments, and cope with declining enrollments at schools to remain. state funding to send students with dome, was severely critical of some Rhown on a television screen, the their home decor as wejj as mittens determine whether a school needs to Monday's‘Board of Education The committee’s recommendation Glove winners special needs to out-of-town of Nolan’s moves during the contest. Operation success progr^am can be stopped at the push lot the mitten tree and gifts for be closed. meeting. would be available at the beginning programs, there could be In which Saints quarterback Archie LOS A.NGELES lUPIi — Earvin of a button The teacher can erase Norwich and Cedarcrest hospitals To be chaired by Joseph Composeo, Kennedy said he expects of the next school year, as its work "catastrophic budget implications ' Manning was sacked seven times and Magic' Johnson, the All-Star guard ST LOUIS (I'P! 1 — Two members the picture by pushing another but­ the committee will review local, Manchester's enrollment to drop will begin immediately. The board received the resignation in which the Rams gained a total of lor the Los Angeles Lakers. Monday of the World Champion Philadelphia ton, if he wants to discuss a certain state and national materials on how from its high of 10,0(X) students, Kennedy said his timetable was of Rusan Plese. director of the two- 393 yards to the Saints’ 96. underwent a successfuj^ two-hour Phillies have been named to the part of the program By eliminating Robbers sought to handle the country-wide below its current 8,200 on down to 6,- tentative, and based on continuing year-old volunteer program .Ms yV** 'iJ K ih o k i -W •■x "I don't think it’s Nolan's fault or operation to remove torn cartilage National League roster of the 1980 the picture momentarily, the phenomenon of declining enrollment. 000 students by uie end of the decade. financial support from the communi­ Gold Glove fielding team student's concentration is not dis­ Plese has accepted a position at ENFIELD lUPli — Police today any of the coaches, " Manning said. Irom his lell knee, a Irtmi spokesman sought two men who robbed a super­ Other members of the Planning He has said before there is no clear ty “All we can do is keep trying," said Kansas City, the runner-ups in the tracted Manchester Community Clollege Her Kennedy added he believed the market manager of $10,200 he was Committee will include Nicholas choice for the next school closing, Nolan told reporters in the locker .lohn.son the NBA leader in assists World Series, also had two players on carrying to deposit at a branch of the Costa and Peter Crombie. They will saying it would probably provoke decline in enrollment, traceable to room. the American League squad as the decision of the babyboom genera­ 18 .’ per game I and steals i j f per New England Bank and Trust Co conduct their research in meetings controversy. The Saints’ ineptitude reached chosen by major league managers tion to delay having its children, is gamei and the Lakers leading Catarina resigns post open to the public. "We will en­ However, officials stressed a such proportions that at one point scorer this season with a 22 4 and coaches in a poll conducted by school closing was not the only op­ expected to level out in 1990. Missing road race Police said the two men wore ski courage a knowledgeable citizenry as many of the 53,440 fans in the average belore being sidelined ' The Sporting News ficer and will be reheating in the NERNON — Michael Catarino. masks and one carried a handgun Louisiana Superdome began hooting sustained the injury Iasi week Philadelphia outfielder Garry chairman, of the Vernon Republican pnid-West probably in Januarv M.jnday afternoon as they confronted derisively, "Go, Go, LSU," in against the Kansas City Kings .Maddox was chosen for the sixth Town Committee, said this morning John Kelleher when he tried to Educators to meet straight year and third baseman SOUTH WINDSOR — The Board of Education will reference to nearby Louisiana State Since Johnson lell the lineup, the he will be resigning ins position as Catarino has been serving as town deposit the money at the outside .Mike Schnvidt was a five-time meet tonight at 7:30 in the library of the high school. The University. Lakers are 2-2 and have (alien 2'a chairman at the Dec 10 meeting of chairman for less than a year He deposit slot of the bank on Hazard winner said the Executive Committee of the superintendent of schools will report on the proposed lo^ point for Low Many in the crowd made the trip to game behind Phoenix the committee Avenue 1981-82 budget Other members 6f the NL team Catarino. who works at Beneficial Town Committee will probably meet, were St Louis first baseman Keith The board will be asked to approve a format for budget y EARL YOST bodies of runners with a tie-in to the Finance Co in Manchester, said he after the Dec 10 meeting to review The bandits then drove away, aban­ the crimson "H " underneath, being a Hernandez, .New York second meetings and to approve meeting dates. Spurts Editor Five Miler. Sly Williams causes smile has been promoted to the position of any names of persons who indicate doning their car about 100 yards from Harvard man. baseman Doug Flynn. San Diego Dr Robert W. CJoldman, superintendent, said the This year. Low, who recently regional government relations of­ interest in the chairmanship the bank, police said re than 3,700 signed entry The'|caption reads, “Runner shortstop Ozzie Smith, Montreal out­ budget schedule takes into consideration various school nks were received for the 198( earned his M.D. designation, will be NEW YORK (UPI) - Sly Williams of outside shots early they really play laments his inability to attend the fielder Andre Dawson, Sqn Diego and civic activities which in the past have caused dif­ is not Henny Youngman, but he sure me tight. Last year they let me Five Mile Road Race in Manchestei among the missing while interning in 44th Manchester Thanksgiving Day outfielder Dave Winfield. Modtreal ficulties or problems in attendance. He said they are put a smile on New York coach Red roam, figuring I couldn't hurt too Thanksgiving morning but the one surgery in Philadelphia. Race.” catcher Gary Carter and Atlanta proposing one additional meeting over last year in the Hoizman's (ace Monday night. much." Girls’ soccer requested envelope that was eagerly awaited But there will be a Low in the race, "First, to my parents' pride and pitcher Phil Niekro hope that this will help the Bogrd to adjourn the meetings Williams hit for nine points in over­ Ray Williams led the Knicks with and which caused the most attention sister Terry who did her schooling at my disbelief, 1 am finally a doctor. Catcher Jim Sundberg of the Texas at 10 p.m. rather than at a later hour. Manchester Green School,'* Bennet time to lift the Knicks to a 113-110 K points, with Campy Russell having By L\I KKN DAMS SHKA would stem from the varidty of existing sports offerings would have carried a Philadelphia, Pa., postal Much to my dismay. Thanksgiving is Rjhgers is the senior menAber of the The format and schedule was prepared by Donald C. cancellation stamp. Junior High and Manchester High. victory oyer the Houston Rockets. a 18 and Bill Cartwright 16. sports programs competing for -to be weighed not a well recognized holiday in the American League team, making the Hrrulfl Kt-portt-r Mercure, business manager for the board. He said that by The sender was David Low, M.D. “ It is one of the mysteries of life “We actually beat them with only limited funds, the availability . of To Pearson's comment that there medical profession. In other words, I squad for the fjjth cjonsecutive approaching the review in The sequence of personnel, Low is the former Manchester resi­ how Sly Williams has been six men playing most of the game, " M\N(.HESTER — A petition, playing fields, and the effect the are already six girls who could play FOR OVER 50 YEARS, This explains the woman runner on have been sidelined for at least-this season He was joined by second transportatiot\j energy, speciH ^ucation, pupil services, dent with the artistic touch with a transformed from a hesitant rookie said Ray Williams. "I played 42 calling (or girls' soccer at program would have on existing girls at top statewide skill levels, Deakin the envelope picture above. * season, and will be unable to make baseman Frank White am 1 outfielder instructional areas and operatiflnal/suppor{areas; the last year to a confident productive minutes and I admit I'm tired " Manchester High School, containing sports, officials said later questioned whether those girls pen who has mastered Old English The "P" on her shirt represents the turkey day race." he pens. Willie Wilson-of the Royals. printing. regulaj[ this year,” said a happy Rockets coach Del Harris 723 signatures was presented to the Superintendent of Schools James would also have the time and ability "fixed areas " which were also the.jongesy^get items, In our work as funeral direc­ her alma mater. University of Penn­ Also named to the AL team were Hoizman. observed, "We had 17 second half Board of Education at its meeting Kennedy said the request would be to play field hockey at those levels, left (he o t ^ areas for conceiflraTioh. For the last eight years his signed sylvania, and the 1980 World Series The 26-year-old Low, following in Williams’produced a career high of turnovers and they took control of the Milwaukee first baseman Cecil Monday nighl relayed to MHS officials, whose or whether one of the two programs The only^^nge he will recommend will be to have the tors, each of us tries to deserve entry was enclosed in an envelope champion Phillies. the footsteps of his parents in the 26 points as the Knicks snapped a offensive boards, but we still had a Cooper, Texas third baseman Buddy* Phyllis Hopperstead, a resident recommendation the board would act would be left bereft of stars personnel area reviewed by Itself, thereby adding one that was most unique. Using the The surgeon pictured, wearing run­ medical profession, got his start in Bell. Detroit shortstop Alan meeting to the special,budget workshop schedule. the trust that has been placed In three game losing streak, despite a three'point lead in the final minute. and mother of the only girl who plays upon at budget time Deakin said there are currently heads of personalities on regular ning shorts under his surgical gown is track at Bennet Junior High under Trammell. Boston outfielder Fred stamps. Low cleverly sketched in the two point Houston lead at the half We made too many mental mistakes on the boys soccer team, said there . The program's cost would be deter­ more fall sports for girls than for us. It's our goal to serve with David, who notes that he's wearing Coach Dave Dooman. Lynn, Oakland outfielder Dwayne are 154 junior high school and high mined by the number of contests a boys, but he added the overall Gas station-robbed and-.q^ three point Rocket advantage to win." at the end of three quarters. Moses Malone, the NBA rebound Murphy and Oakland pitcher Mike school age girls who would play if team would face, which is unknown number of sports for girls and boys is SOUTH WINDSOR — South Windsor Police are in­ honesty and Integrity at all times. Norris there was a girls' team at this point Kennedy said a com­ equal Verderame to get Gold Key It was the 6-foot-7, 210 pound champion was held to one offensive vestigating the report of an armed robbery, Monday forward’s three-point play which rebound the entire contest, a tribute The team members will receive Doug Pearson, director of the plete evaluation would face the board Salvatore “ Red" Verderame, one Gilmore cited "The development of soccer, es­ night, at the Self-Service Mobil Station on Routes 5 & 30. Academy athletic director Otto produced a 100-100 deadlock with just to the job Cartwright did on him. the Rawlings Gold Glove, the symbol youth .soccer program and a coach at before it was ^ e d to vote financial pecially with girls, has made great, Police said they were told, by the two attendants at the of the most successful high school NEW YORK (UPI) - Artis of fielding excellence ^the high school, said. "The boys' support for the program Graham and former Manchester 31 seconds remaining after Moses Malone scored 26 points, but the strides We went from 40 or 50 girls station, that two black males entered and took some $480 basketball coaches in -Connecticut High School soccer coach Dick Gilmore of the Chicago Bulls, who Eight players— Trammell, Wilson. soccer program relfects really well Pearson admitted the availability and a long-time good-will am­ Malone's steal of a Ray Williams Rockets leader was Brooklyn born 10 years ago, to 300 pow," Pearson in cash from them. The alleged robbers were reportedly Danielson, at 40tl] Gold Key Dinner shot .875 from the field and grabbed Murphy, Norris, Flynn, Smith. on the town In a short time, the of soccer fields would be a problem, bassador for the U S. State Depart­ pass had produced a three-point'play Mike Dunleavy who hit for 29, in­ said, referring to the coed youth carrying hand guns. The atteiidants said the two men fled Sunday, Jan. 18, at Valle's Steak 34 rebdlinds in back-to-back victories for Houston. Carter and Dawson — made the team adding it could be worked opt 'o m e ment, will be honored with the Gold cluding one three-point effort. girls' program could be on a par with program in a light green pickup truck. HOLMES House in Hartford. over New York and Washington for the first time the boys' program ' somehow. Assistant Superintendent Key Award from the Connecticut “It's confidence," said Sly The Knicks. who had lost four of . Police are also investigating the report ol^a burglary at too MAIN STIfCT - MANCHESTil.CONN Tickets priced at $25 per person, Friday and Saturday, has been Williams. "I have a year under my five and were scheduled (or two road Cooper. White. Bell, Flynn. Her­ A representative from the town's Wilson E Deakin said current fall He added. "We’ve only scratched S|B |U |^riters’ Alliance. a business on Edwin Road. Police said no forced entry are available through Len Auster at named the NBA Player pf the Week belt. Since I have been producing the games before their return Saturday nandez.' Winfield and Niekro also Commission on Children anil Youth sports for girls include field hockey, the surface as far as girls are con­ HOWARD L. HOLMES ARTHUR G. HOLMES WHrerame will receive the Gold into the building was apparent but five vending ntaebines The Herald Sports Department. for the period ending Nov. 23. other guys are playing me honestly, night against Portland, admitted the were repeaters from last year's also called for the team ^ a game similar to soccer, and the im­ NORMAN M. HOLMES HOWARD M. HOLMES Key, along with U S. Coast Gaard team cerned It is inevitable this will were forced open. The amount of money taken hasn’t giving me very little. If 1 hit a cduple triumph was a needed one. Any opposition facing such a team pact of the new proposal.on the come. I know the time is now” been determined. la - EVENING HERAU), Tuei., Nov. 19W P EVENING HERALDj Tubs,, Nov^25, 1980 - 13 » *22-6’ impresises Sports Parade Leonard Leonard 6-5 choice knew he NEW ORLEANS (UPI) - Roberto professing that he is not concerned in "Only this time it won't go the dis­ the decision but that he had learned Duran, the brawler, and Sugar Ray the least, that he was weakened by il­ tance. I'll knock him out." from the loss. in numbers game Leonard, the slasher, tonight finally lness for his first fight with Leonard Duran also contends that Leonard "1 know I didn't fight my fight last lost bout stop sniping at each other with words and that his opponent might be a lit­ held him consistently during the fight lime, but I learned that he (Duran) is to uncover any evidence that would tle afraid of him. and thumbed him in the eye. human, " Leonard said. "I tried to PHILADELPHIA (UPI) - The to San Diego to meet the pass-happy By MILT RICHMAN and — for the second time in five The Eagle defense sacked Oakland honestly give Leonard the feeling months — go after each other with Leonard, meanwhile, says Duran But when it comes to criticizing the slug with him lo show people.that he Philadelphia Eagles may be 11-1 with Chargers. quarterback Jim Plunkett eight NEW ORLEANS (UPI) - When their third consecutive playoff berth the bell sounded ending their first he's the superior fighter. fists in a |30 million extravaganza. used illegal tactics in their first ..opposition, Leonard has been in the Couldn't hurt me, that I was as tough Vermeil doesn't expect the Eagles times and held him to 10 completions ■Leonard is a 6-5 favorite to regain meeting. And he indicates he' Will forefront. as he was I thought I won the fight tucked safely away, but the numbers to slack off In preparations for the fight in Montreal’s Olympic Stadium He may be quicker and smarter in 36 attempts. Their only lapse was the World Boxing Council return to his familiar style of Leonard's manager. Angelo but the judges thought differently "22-6" impress Dick Vermeil even Chargers one bit. When asked why, five months ago, both men reacted that Duran, but not that quick or an 86-yard touchdown bomb from smart enough to beat him. Duran hits welterweight championship he lost to lightning-like attack instead of the Dundee, said he even devoted one "This lime I'll leave no doubt more. he pointed to his players. purely instinctively. Plunkett to Cliff Branch early in the harder and has infinitely more Duran on June 20 in Montreal. toe-to-toe tactics he used in Mon­ day of workout last week to plan for "I was a little in awe of him last The “22-6" is a combination of the “When you’re striving for Before heading for his comer to fourth quarter. experience. He isn’t slow by any The boxers were scheduled to treal. time, but I got an education in that Eagles' 11-5 record last season plus something that you’ve never done await the decision. Sugar Ray any roughhouse strategy employed Jaworski. the NFL’s leading means. He’s also a bom survivor in weigh in at 1 p.m. EST today for A few weeks after that fight by Duran, fight. I heard about all his dirty tac­ their current mark. Those are before, it’s easier to maintain a level Leonard opened his right glove and passer entering the game, rebounded the most classic sense, the kind you Leonard was visiting with friends, "Whatever Duran does this time, tics. but talking about them and get­ satisfying figures for Vermeil, who of enthusiasm and intensity to get the slapped Roberto Duran’s left one in what could truly be called a grudge from a slow start to complete 6-of-lO have to rip his heart out of and make and as the conversation worked its we're ready," Dundee said. "If he ting hit by^them are different. We took over a fading program in 1976 job done,” he said. "When you sur­ an Impulsively sportsmanlike match. for 115 yards in the fourth quarter. it stop beating before you finish him way around to the Duran bout wants to butt, we ll know what to do. know what to expect this lime I’m and went 4-10 and 5-9 before turning round yourself with these kinds of gesture meaning — nice fight. The fact that Leonard and Duran But it was his execution on a play the just plain don't like each other, not to someone asked him if he had second If he wants to go below the belt or use not going to put up with any of that it around. character people as we have, it Hardly noticing Leonard's salute. off for good. I can’t see Leonard Eagles used for the first time — the mention the fact that they are both thoughts about the style he used in his elbows and try to rough up Ray's stuff. "If you look at the whole NFL, no makes me and the coaching staff look Duran wheeled around toward his doing that because Duran simply pass to Harris — that delighted splendid at what they do, figures to "I want my title back and I'm one is 22-6 over two years," the good. own corner, only instead of walking doesn’t know what it means to quit. the ring that night. face with his beard like last time, Vermeil. Muhammad Ali always referred to make their rematch every bit the “ Yes," Leonard said "I blew it. " he’s going to find himself outside the determined to get it. I went 15 rounds Philadelphia coach said Monday at "I have a great coaching staff but "He had to duck the rush and then to it as his opponent was toward his. his weekly press luncheon. himself as ’The Greatest, yet I saw fight their first one was. Leonard will be trying to avenge ring. with him and I know what I have lo what’s more, we have outstanding go back and find the weakside he threw his chest out and strutted Referring to critics of his team's him almost quit twice. Once in his Althoi^^h the revenue from closed the only blot on his 27-1 record. "W ere not going to let him get do I think Duran is a great fighter people who are making a living pattern." the coach said. “Two years majestically across the ring like schedule this year. Vermeil con­ first fight with Sonny Liston and circuit television is expected to gross Duran says that the mere fact that away with it this time. We're ready but I really don't think much ol him playing professional football. They ago. even last year, he couldn't have some triumphant bantam rooster tinued. who had just dispatched his victim in again in his Thrilla In Manila with $30 million — about $10 million going he whipped Leonard in a 15-round un­ for .his dirty tactics. " as a person He doesn t like me and have developed outstanding work done it. To locate the fourth receiver "Maybe we're lucky we're playing habits." a cockfight. Joe Frazier. But in all the time I've to Duran and $7 million to Leonard — animous decision should show he can Duran's trainer, however, says my lamily He makes obscene (Harris) under pressure is do it again. Dundee’s talk is just that. geslures al us whenever he sees us. '■ ■ - ■ lirSSw^ll8B^to@E^’ - -’V 4 all those weak sisters every week. Sunday's hard-earned victory, There was no doubt in Duran's been watching Roberto Duran, I've fewer than halt the 80,000 seats in the remarkable," never seen him give so much as a Louisiana Superdome had been sold "I all but knocked him out In round "Roberto Duran has never lost a so we will settle Ihings in the ring ' But the thing that pleases us above which came on Wilbert Vermeil said he would have called mind he had won the contest and all is that our program is not a one- thought lo folding up — even in the on the eve of the bout. two at Montreal, " said Duran. "But fight on a foul in 75 lights, " said Ray Following the Leonard-Duran bat One happy fellow following Patriot score Montgomery's 3-yard scoring run more running plays if he had to play wrested the World Boxing Council year thing. We have added depth to with 2:56 to play, prompted Vermeil welterweight title from Leonard in only fight he ever lost, lo Esteban he‘ held on so much I couldn’t finish Arcel. "He is a great, great fighter I tie there will be a WHC Don Calhoun, New England running back, above head and on right spikes the ball to the our program and became a quality the game again today. But even with DeJesus, it. After that, the cold I had started have handled 19 world champions in cruiserweight championship bout to spread the praise around in lavish the Eagle offense sputtering, he said so doing. He was positive of that and "I hear there are a few tickets for was one happy player when he scored delight of Patriot followers in 47-21 romp at football team. But what we have fashion. the unanimous decision announced a sapping me of my strength in the late my career and Duran ranks among between champion Marvin Camel of 2 he was confident his team could pull sale over there," a New Orleans cab Missoula, Mont . and Carlos "Sugar ' done isn't as important as what we The defense, he said, "can't play few minutes later merely proved he Champ picked rounds. the greatest. touchdowii against Baltimore last Sunday as Schaefer Stadium. (UPI photo) the game out. driver said Monday. "If they are de Leon of Puerto Rico have to do. " much better." The offensive line did was correct. The way I see this fight going Is shown above. On left, he raises football high "We didn't blow them out of the asking $1,000 to get in I can see why. " The cruiserweight division was The Eagles picked up their eighth “a super job," according to the But Leonard happened to see pretty much the same as the last one The top price is indeed $1,000, with "But even with that I won easily. "He knows more about boxing than stadium," he said. "B ut I told the Sugar Ray Leonard will ever know created in 1979 as a haven lor boxers straight victory Sunday with a 10-7 coach, while quarterback Ron Duran strutting and preening around went. 1 see Sugar Ray getting in the cheapest seals in the cavernous He looked like he was just trying to players on Saturday night and again loo bie for the 175-pound win over the Oakland Raiders in an Jaworski made "a phenomenal play" the ring with both his hands aloft in some licks, catching Duran with a building going for $40. finish the fight and not gel knocked Sugar Ray Leonard is only a recent intense defensive struggle. They at halftime yesterday, if we could be graduate of the amateur ranks ’ light-heavyweight limit and not big on a 43-yard completion to Leroy even with them going into the fourth an unmistakable sign of victory. He few of those quick combinations of Duran, with a record of 72-1, In­ out. He can talk all he wants about must deal with the AFC West one Harris that set up the winning also saw him lake one quick leap In his. but I also see Duran taking his cluding 55 knockouts, has spent , his lighting me differently, but the result Leonard said after the first fight he enough to take on the big quarter we could beat them." heavyweights more time Sunday when they travel touchdown the air, much in the manner Tug best shots without flinching, staying pre-fight period in New Orleans will be the same. thought he should have been given Cavanaugh joins right in there with him, giving better McGraw frequently employs after nailing down the last out in a big than he gets and winning a un­ 5 ballgame, and it occurred to him he animous decision. Unless he knocks shouldn't necessarily stand around Leonard out. I could see that Jets satisfied Lot of people helped there looking like a loser, even if he happening, too, if the 24-year-old Grogan on bench felt that way in his heart. former Olympic champ grows a little So he sidled alongside Duran and careless, FO.XBOltO. Mass .il Ph - Thi’ raised his own right hand high as if to Angelo Dundee, who’s handling with deadlock Erhardt said Cavanaugh's knee Grogan is our No 1 quarterback ■New England I'atriots now have two posed a problem, but vowed to have let everyone know he also thought he Leonard, claims Duran fouled him in and It's something everybody has to NEW YORK (UPI) - The disap­ when he converted a pass from sore-kneed quarterbacks and coach all three quarterbacks ready, if not realize One of the best things we Faust get Irish joh won the fight. Seeing that. Duran their first fight and now wishes to pointment in a tie was far greater for Ron Erhardt said Monday it will be sneered and angrily waved him aside thank Duran for the "education " he center Butch Goring, who also picked fully healths Third-strmger Tom could do was rest Grogan It wasn't a CINCINNATI (UPI) - Gerry the Winnipeg Jets Monday night than up to team doctors as to which one said "The lirst thing i look lor in a in one of those brusque brushoffs gave Leonard. Dundee says Duran up his 400th career assist. The speedy Owen, however, will not start, the big risk with Cavanaugh because we Faust, named Monday to replace linebackers Bob Crable and Rick 4 it was for the New York Islanders. plays next weekend recruit is a quality kid. Athletic abili­ W C. Fields always accompanied won’t ever get away with such tac­ Elourne. who had started the season coach said still had Steve on the sidelines, " he Dan Devine as head football coach at Naylor, split ends Tony Hunter and •M Mike Bossy scored his second goal Backup Matt Cavanaugh, who went ty would be second. with: "Go "way. little boy, you’re tics as butting and holding again. playing on Bryan Trotlier's line, It would be great if we could keep said Notre Dame, said "a lot of poeple Dave Condeni, piacekicker Harry of the game and league-leading 25th said, "For some reason I’m more the distance .Sunday in New "I'm going to go to a lot of pains to bothering m e" Why not? Dundee points out (irogan out another week but we Erhardt dismis.sed the possibility went to bat for me" in helping him Oliver and quarterback Tim Koegel. of the season with just 13 seconds relaxed with Goring He slid the puck England's 47-21 win over Baltimore, find out what kind of a kid he is. You Leonard knows some of those tricks, don t know if we II be able to Steve of alternating the pair because "it get the job. remaining in the second period to over to me on my second goal in the sustained a straihed knee in the will start or Matt will start But if win with quality people. I think that's too. and won't be afraid lo use them creates too many chances for error "I spoke all around the country and draw New York even at 4-4, and when crease and I couldn’t miss." game The knee balUmned on him Matt can t go. Steve will go. " why Notre Dame has been so Honest individual if-provoked When it comes to any He also said he would use the newly met a lot of people, "said the 45-year- the teams battled through a scoreless Wimiig^ then got goals from Monday and he may have to have Erhardt said successful in the past and the same Leonard did bother Duran in their dirty tricks, though, my money is on revealed shotgun formation more old Faust, who led Cincinnati Moeller Tourney third period, Winnipeg's frustrating And^rsSteeryon a power play al 14:54 fluid drained from it on Wednesday- with Moeller People think we had lirst fight Not nearly enough to beat Duran He's pretty much the Cavanaugh, who was temporarily- often and not always on passing to a 174-17-2 record in 18 years as the winless streak had reached 18 games. and Norm Dupqnt at 18:09 to regain Top QB Steve (irogan. who had great athletes, but we didn’t. We had him. though Both men knew that. copyright owner, having practically immobilized by the swelling, may not situations first and only head coach of Ohio's The defending Stanley Cup, cham­ started 78 straight games, sat out quality kids." triumph Leonard is' a thoroughly honest In­ been weaned on such tricks while the lead at 4-3 before Bossy s last- be able to practice until Wednesday The Patriots Sunday got 100-yard new gridiron powerhouse. "And they pion Islanders, meanwhile, extended minute knotter Sunday with two sore knees that have Faust has three players on his dividual. honest with himself as well prowling the side streets of Panama ' Tuesday is an off-day i The third- rushing efforts from both Don went to bat for me. So did the kids their unbeaten string to 11. In an expected development, the been bothering him most of the year year pro from Pitt hit on lO-of-21 Calhoun and Vagas Ferguson, the current state championship team — as with everybody else, and in that as a kid. Besides, from what I saw in Erhardt said he would like to rest from Moeller who are up there at fullback Mark Brooks, offensive by kickers "Even though Bossy’s tying goal slumping Detroit Red Wings fired passes in the Baltimore game . first time in team history two Notre Dame right now" first soulful moment of truth after the first fight, Leonard was doing far Grogan another week, but may not be tackle Doug Williams and linebacker was in the second period, they had to coach 'Ted Lindsay and assistant I w-ouldn t be disappointed at all if players have reached that level in the Faust said he first contacted Notre Manchester Soccer Club's senior the decision in Montreal was-i more holding than Duran. lie us," said Jets Coach Tom MeVie able to if Cavanaugh s knee doesn t Mike Larkin — who are being heavily coach Marcel Pronovost Lindsay’s (irogan started. Cavanaugh said same game Dame by letter three or four years team blanked the Bedford Youth rendered against him. he came right Ray Arcel, the veteran fight N " I’m proud of my team I think we mend recruited by numerous major handler who worked with Duran in replacement is "Wayne Maxner, It s all a matter of how- healthy Ferguson leads the team with 586 ago. Soccer Club. 1-0, last Sunday in a U S. out and said he thought Duran had played well. The losing streak has formerly the coach of the Red Wings Its a medical decision, the colleges beaten him. Upon reflection later, the first fight and will do so again in Steve is I was disappointed with yards on the season with Calhoun "I told them if an opening ever oc­ Amateur Cup Toumatrient clash in produced a sort of monkey on our leading farm team in the American coach .said at his Monday news ciin- .some of the things I did but I'd like as right behind at 579 Kicker John "I’ve never said a word to those White Plains. N Y and hearing that some people thought this one, says Roberto reminds him ference curred in the future. I’d be interested kids, so help me," said Faust, who backs, however. We need a win Hockey League at Glens Fails, N.Y. much playing lime as I can gel. That Smith, who led the N'FL in scoring in the job, " Faust said. "Since then. Tom Cleary's goal in the 69th he had won. Leonand went along with of the later Rocky Marciano. 'He The decision to replace (irogan has a rule against college' recruiters desperately." The Red Wings have "wpn only isn I always easy to say Thai's a last year, hit the 100-point career I’ve talked to them off and on. I've minute of play gave the locals the them and said.l]3/re might've been rips you and tears at you, " Arcel was simple It was a medical one and contacting his players during their Winnipeg surprised the Islanders' three of their first 20 games and have decision they II have to make later in level with two field goals known for a long time that I’ve had a victory He was assisted by Ed Gar­ some doubt. says. " He might miss a punch but Great catch it will be the same way Sundav football season. "If I'm going to put fans by taking a 2-1 lead after one seen attendance drop by an average the week The Sunday game at San Francisco good shot at it" diner. There is no way of looking inside eventually he’ll get you. I worked ■*v 'against San Francisco Steve was that rule on everyone else, I felt I Despite the defensive efforts of Pittsburgh’s Mel Blount, Jerry period The Jets opened the scoring of nearly 4,000 per game They are Erhardt said he didn t consider it a IS only the third meeting between the Faust, whose own assistant Manchester advances to the cham­ Sugar Ray Leonard's head or heart to with Joe Ixiuis 14 times and before at 11:(X), as Kris Manery bounced a now 3-14-3 on the season, 0-12-1 on the pretty well beat up alter five or six couldn’t talk to them either. I’m real­ each one of his fights you could look Butler of Buffalo caught the ball for touchdown last Sunday. risk to start the unseasoned two teams and the first since 1975, coaches didn’t know he was going to pionship of the New York- determine the way he really feels shot off ,New York goaltender Billy road, for nine points Only the Jets 0 grueling ones and it started to show ly proud of myself. " across the ring and see his opponent Cavanaugh in a key .\FC East game when New- England won 24-16 In 1971 get the job until it was officially an­ Connecticut Region against the about his chances of beating Duran Bills took Steelers into camp, 28-13. (UPI photo) Smith's pad. Bossy tied the score on can claim a wors^Tecord. with just We were getting slower and slower Faust said he had not given much when they meet again for the title droop and go to pieces. Believe me, ■\nd he reiterated that (irogan was the 49ers won 27-10. nounced. said it would be difficult Franklin Square Lions at a site and a power play at 14 57, slamming in one victory and eight points with the things we were doing thought to who his assistants will be that is no longer his Tuesday evening Leonard is going to go in there with still the team s lop quarterback leaving Moeller date to be announced. Stefan Persson's rebound, but Danny In the only,, other game. Los at Notre Dame, but he doubted they in the Superdome He says he thinks some fear in his heart Tuesday night "I’ve been here 21 years and I've Goalie Brian Beggs notched his se­ Geoffrion regained the lead for Win­ Angeles edged (Quebec 4-3 would include any of his staff from he le a rn t a lot in that first fight and He’s a good fighter but he knows Georgia near unanimous choice got a lot of roots. ” said Faust. "I’ve cond shutout of the campaign. He Three franchises nipeg at 15:13 ^ ,Kin|C< 1. \(irdiqm-!< 3 Moeller. seen it from the beginning and how received strong support from believes he can lake Duran this time Duran has' him You wail and see "I've had the best- coaching staff In the second period, the Islanders Charlie Simmer s second goal of it’s progressed. You see the young fullbacks Phil Stoneman and Danny What else can he say? I've never what happens. ” around, ” said Faust. "They’re loyal Bob Bourne scored two goals in a 40- the game with 7 42 remaining kids and how you've been able to help Peletier, midfielders Tim McCon- heard a fighter say he' expected lo I intend to. and despite the belief ol second span to give New Yffrk a 3-2 powered Los .Angeles Simmer's and dedicated. But the school’s got a lose But what does Leonard actually some cynics who figure Leonard will quit soccer league V them, not only in football but in life. ville and Greg De.Nies and strikers lead. The first came at 4:42 on a score, one of only two shots on goal great program qnd I wouldn't want to win this time to set up still a third "I’ve got a lot of friends here. The Gardiner and Kyle Dooman. feel about his chances deep inside power play, following a pass from by the Kings in the last period, gave Nebraska, Ohio State hurl the school. " him’’ Every fighter has a gut feeling meeting. I think this will be their last NEW YORK (UPI) - With one years ago, initially signed with the people have really been good lo me. 1 All-Star Denis Potvin to Anders the left wing 23 goals on the season As for retaining Devine's staff at one because Duran will beat him swift kick to its image, the North Cosmos — but that contract was sold surely wouldn’t leave here for one way or another, and off what Kallur for Potvin's 400th career Notre Dame, Faust said, "I wouldn't American Soccer League has lost to the Los Angeles Aztecs. He was and a league-leading five anywhere else. It just wouldn't be Shumate dealt happen^ in their first fight, it’s hard again. assist. Potvin became only the game-winners .Marcel Dionne, on a want to evaluate all those people but three of its franchises. subsequently sold to Washington in worth it " seventh defenseman in history to pawer play, tied it 3-3 with his 18th stock drops in losses they must be doing something right." SAN ANTONIO, Texas (UPI) - Three clubs — the Washington 1980 with the Diplomats picking up Faust, a strict disciplinarian, said Moeller, a private parochial boy’s The San Antonio Spurs have sent Los Angeles' payments to the reach that level goal of the year with just 33 seconds he didn't think he would have any Diplomats, the Rochester Lancers school with an enrollment of 1,000, is forward John Shumate to Seattle in Cosmos Bourne tallied his second goal left in the second period NEW YORK t'Pl - Wifh Its 9-3 triumph over Ohio State, NEW YORK lUPIl - The United problems maintaining that dis­ and the Houston Hurricane — an­ located in suburban Kenwood, north exchange for an undisclosed amount Smith remains out Although Washington's attendance Georgia a.near unanimous choice as which fell seven places to .No 12 Press International Board of cipline. which he commands at nounced through the NASL office of Cincinnati. The frusaders have of cash and a third-round draft choice increased 60 percent this past season the nation's No 1 team following Mon­ Rounding nut the Top 10 are No 3 Coaches Top 20 college football Moeller, on the college level Monday that they had "voluntarily won 70 of their last 71 games, losing a in 1981. to an average of 19,200 per game, in­ day's balloting by Cl’I s Board of Florida State. No 4 Pittsburgh, No 5 ratings after 12 weeks, with first- "That:s a question 1 can't answer terminated," reducing the league to Coaches traditional rivalries took Penn State No 6 Oklahoma. No 7 one-pointer to Cincinnati Princeton Announcing the team's first roster in Houston family 21 teams. cluding one crowd of more than 50,- Lindsay fired, place votes and records in right now. but I'd be disappointed if I their toll on Nebraska and Ohio •Michigan, No 8 Baylor. No 9 in 1978. They also won five of the last change since the regular season The foldings come at a particularly 000, m anagem ent becam e in­ parentheses couldn't mold him (the college HOUSTON (UPI) — An immediate _ State .Alabama and No lo Nebraska six big schools state championships, opened. Spurs General Manager Bob dicated Smith would receive support hard time for the NASL, which is still creasingly frustrated by the heavy 1 Georgia i40i 110-01 626 player) into my style of program. reinstatement of Tal Smith, the Georgia. 10-0. had the week off but including a 30-7 victory over Bass said Monday the team would ac­ to return to his job. Trotter was in­ sorting out several other off-season financial losses. 2 Notre Dame (21 (9-0-1) 556 "That’s why in recruiting you'd Houston Astros’ fired general accumulated 40 first-place votes for Pittsburgh and Penn State, which Massillon Sunday. tivate rookie forward Michael Wiley volved in the corporate coup to maneuvers. The Lancers and Hurricane have 3 Florida St. i9-l) 550 look for a certain type of kid who manager, was not a condition of the Maxner named 626 points to easily oul-distance No 2 meet Friday, moved up two spots Members of the Fighting Irish who to keep the Spurs at the maximum li­ overthrow McMullen, and Neyland, a Since the S o ccer Bowl in alsd been beset by money problems 4 Pittsburgh 19-11 474 could conform to my style," Faust ownership takeover by the club's 20th place out of 21 .NHL teams with a Notre Dame The Fighting Irish, 9-0- each while Florida State advanced plaved for Faust at Moeller include man NBA roster limit. former Astros president, hired Smith September, the Philadelphia Fury and the collapse of the two clubs DETROIT (UPI) - The Detroit one notch 5 Penn St. i9-ll 411 limited partners. 3-14-3 record On the road — where 1. garnered the remaining two first- as general manager in 1975. was shifted' to Montreal and th.e appeared imminent when earlier this Red Wings, who used up 10 coaches in 6. Oklahoma i8-2l 386 r: If Smith’s return to the Astrodome the bulk of their early season has place votes for 556 points from Neyland spoke Monday as if the Memphis Rogues to Calgary, ARidr- month they failed to post a $150,000 the past decade and made the 7 Michigan i9-2i 359 was considered at all in the corporate been played — they have won no balloting conducted by 42 coaches The second^ is No 11 .North general manager’s job were open to ta. And last week the New England league operating bond for next National Hockey League playoffs Carolina. .No 12 Ohio State, No 13 8 Baylor (lOli 316 coup, which Monday had to com­ games, lost 12 and tied one that comprise the coaching board, applicants. Tea Men relocated in Jacksonville, season. only once, again will seek to rescue a Brigham Voung, No 14 L'CLA, .No 15 9 Alabama i8-2i 306 promise but still stripped some of the The promise Lindsay brought to SIX from each geographical .section of "I agreed to have an open mind, Fla. The Lancers, who drew 7,800 a failing season with a new 10 Nebraska i9-2l 217 unlimited power from John the team was reflected in a slogan — the country Washington .No 16 Mississippi Slate, and the whole universe is open for The Washington. Rochester and game this year, have been torn by taskmaster No 17 Southern California No 18 11 North Carolina (10-11 153 McMullen, there was no inkling of it. Aggressive hockey is back in .Oklahoma s 21-17 victorv over consideration," he said. Houston groups will be given a two warring groups of owners. Last The team, whose glory days of the Florida No 19 SMI' 'and No 20 12 Ohio St, 19-21 143 .Nebraska knocked fhe Cornhuskers. "Nobody should read any more into The compromise came just chance to show they are capable of season the Lancers initially failed to late 1940s and early 1950s are quickly town Texas " 13 Brigham Young ilO ll 139 Detroit fans had reason to believe previously ranked third, to No 10 that (compromise) than what has minutes before the limited partners retaining their respective franchises pay their utility bill and the stadium becoming ancient history, fired 14 UCLA 18-21 135 been said before,” Smith, who was It was mure than a come-on 2 while the Sooners. who can clint-h an were to take McMullen to court. when the Executive Committee was in danger of having its lights coach Ted Lindsay Monday and South Carolina. .No 15 last week, 15 Washington i9-2l 100 fired by McMullen, said. Lindsay, as left winger on the Orange Bowl bid with a victory over “The limited partners got meets Nov. 30 and the Board of turned off. replaced him with 37-year-old Wayne suffered a 27-6 loss to C'lemson and 16 Mississippi St (9-2) 78 famed Production Line with center . Oklahoma State Saturday, advanced He added his only information everything they wanted” said lawyer Directors Dec. 1. / Houston, despite flourishing youth Maxner. fell out of file ratings SMI', 8-3 and 17 Southern Cal (7-2-11 41 Monday had come from the news Sid Abel and right winger Gordie three spots to .No 6 headed for the Holiday Bowl, Jo e Jamail moments after While the loss of Rochester and leagues in the area, has been un­ Maxner was head ^oach of the Red 18 Florida (7-2) 14 media. Howe, was an intense, chippy and Michigan, ranked No 11 last week, withdrawing his lawsuit before U.S. Houston came as no surprise, the ter­ successful at the gate since entering Wings’ top farm club, the Adirondack appeared in the ratings for the first 19 SMU (8-31 ' 12 “1 have not been in touch with any effective plaver for the Red Wings in jumped to the No 7 rating following time this season District Judge Carl 0. Bue. mination of the Diplomats — one of the league in 1978 Two years ago, the Wings of the American Hockey 20 Texas 17-31 10 of the limited partners," Smith said, Jaipail said both sides wanted a the-NASL’s glamour teams — could Hurricane did not lose a game at League in Glens Falls, N Y. who are 1944-1957 "1 have not been in touch with During that”stretch, he helped the settlement avoiding a lengthy court have serious consequences for the home all season but still had the se­ contending at 9-l()-l this year. anybody on the newly established team to eight consecutive league fight because “it’s a critical time. league. cond worst attendance in the league. Previously he coached the Windsor committee.” titles and four Stanley Cup cham­ ’Things need to be done if they’re gon­ Commissioner Phil Woosnam, wHb Hurricane president and general Spitfires of the Ontario Hockey 5 Running the baseball team now is a na improve the club.” manager Hans Von Mende said the Association. pionships racuse coach quits, three-man excutive committee con­ has said a team in Washington is Fans who had hoped Lindsay 's per­ He said all three members of the vital to the NASL’s health, will begin owners tried to keep the club in Marcel Pronovost, another NHL sisting of McMullen, who owns 34 committee will have equal authority Houston. Hall of Earner hired by Lindsay to sonal style "would rub off on his percent of the team, and two Hquston a search to find an interested-party in . and a twt^vote majority will decide the franchise. "We spared no effort to try to keep help with the inexperienced and often players were disappointed tnisinessmen. Jack Trotter and Herb He was an initial success as the everything. Steve Danzansky, the Diplomats' our franchise alive, and negotiations ragged Red Wing defense: also was Neyland. team's general manager 'The 1977-78 McMullen was not available for president who owns 20 percent ol the with potential buyers continued from fired as assistant coach. oiftcials No one besides McMullen owns comment. the start of the 1980 season until Lindsay, jvho joined the team as Red Wings, coached by Bobby club, has until Dec. 1 to produqe a lob of hel^d flnih;!ll'DiTeclor Jake Crouthamersaid he quite some time," he ssaid. more than 10 percent. now,” he said. "But unfortunately general manager in March of 1977 Kromm, went from last place in the job' of head football coach at accepted the resignation "with great buyer. If a buyer is not found, a dis­ .Syracuse University is open today "I am at a point in my life where I Trotter, who owns 4 percent, was none of the prospective purchasers and was demoted lo head coach last league the year before to second sadness,"' adding 1 had anticipated 'hi' persal draft of Washington's (as well after the resignation of Frank must put aside the tremendous one of 20 limited partners who used decided to go forward." year, was not available for comment. place in their»division he I Maloney I would continue to be Harvard leader as Rochester’s and Houston’s) Maloney, which apparently came as satisfaction I have received in i t ; ' their combined 66 percent ownership It appeared last week the "We felt that to be fair with our One key trade — for Los Angeles our coach ' to vote to dissolve a partnership players will be held Dec. 10. a surprise to university officials working with the student- CAMBRIDGE, Mass, (UPI) - Madison Square Corp., the prin­ Hurricane would be purchased by a public and our fans ... we had to goalie Rogie Vachon in 1978 — failed The search for a replacement chartered in July 1979 with McMullen Defensive back Peter Coppinger has to give the team top-echelon goalten­ Maloney quit Monday, distributing athletes, .for the greater respon­ cipal owner of the Diplomats, has group of West Coast promoters and make a change, " Jim Skinner, direc­ would begin immediately he said. sibility of meeting the personal needs as the sole decision maker. been named Harvard’s-football cap­ tor of Red Wing hockey operations, ding and had the unsettling side a statement at a brief afternoon news "Frank Maloney is a man of great lost about $5 million during the last move the club to Memphis. But those conference He would not answer of my family." Maloney said. "Op­ Many of his decisions angered tain for the 1981 season, it was an­ said at a news conference. effect of almost costing the Red principle and a tireless worker." said two years. By disbanding the negotiations were unsuccessful. reporters' questions portunities and situations have them, but none so much as his firing nounced Monday. Coppinger, a junior In another action,^e NASL voted "We're just going lo start off with Wings promising center Dale Crouthamel 1 wish him' the very of Smith pet. 27, two weeks after the franchise, MSG turns over its cer­ The news conference was called by arisen both within athletics and out­ cornerback from Billerica, Mass., is unanimously fo'' separate the Cana­ a new era. " McCourl. best of luck in his future'endeavors " tificate of ownership over to the Maloney, and not the^ university, a side athletics that correspond to the Astros had completed their first the Ivy League school’s 108th football dian and U.S. teams for the 1980-81 Maxner’s contract terms were not They finished last in their division Maloney, 40, insisted his decision division championship season. NASL commissioner. spokesman said, adding the sports in­ needs and desires of my family" Sack time for Ron Jaworski captain. indoor seasdn. disclosed. in 1978-79 and 1979-80 was unrelated to the Orangemen's McMullen replaced him with Al The prize player jQKDftl by the formation department did not know He was unspecific as to what those Six senior members of the Harvard The labor dispute between playera “As long as I do the job here. I'll be Kromm was fired late last sea.sori disappointing 5-6 record in 1980 Rosen, who was the New York Diplomats is the falR ^ Dutchman, . of the coach's decision until his state­ opportunities were. Philadelphia quarterback Ron Jaworski stopped Raiders, 10-7 to retain team were honored Monday night at and club owners led to the refusal by here," Maxner said. "If 1 can’t, I and Lindsay went behind tlje bench Let me establi.sh that my decision two-game lead Yankees president during a time Johan Cruyff. As a resq|t of a com­ ment was distributed Maloney was 32-46 in seven years the break-up banquet. Outgoing cap­ American authorities to grant visas don't deserve to be here. If my McCourt is in a scoring slump and is in no way based on the 1980 season cradles football after being sacked in last in Eastern Conference over Dallas. (UPI McMullen was a Yankees’ limited tain Chuck Durst, a defensive tackle. plicated arrangement, Cruyff may In his own statemenC Athletic- as coach, with 1979 being his best become property of the champion to Canadian players, threatening the .players Work as hard as I will, we 11 was benched recently Another team I've been considering this move for Sunday's NFL game against Oakland. Eagles photo) partner. Was named the team's Most Valuable scoring leader, center Vaclav season at 7-5. New York fosmos on Decj.1, Cruyff, indoor season. be successful." ’The makeup of the trlumverate In- Player. Nedomansky. has sccii liimtcd action who entered the league less than two The Red Wings currentlv are in 14 - EVENING HERALD, Tue«., Nov. C. 1«W EVENING HERALD, Tuea., Nov.25, IflW - L5 TV tonight 6coreboQ rcl ChSfSA'A pises, MS grandfather, the Earl of Dork- CsbprpI A dazzling sxtravsgsnzs 12:06 100 yd. Free •- 1 Troy, SIXTH A S/ll Indian thinclads tiOO op WiMasaiks court. 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(Ratsd PQ) (6g Ths story, which is concoctod Strongior” 1S72 Darren McOsvIn, O PsuISlmon Cootkiuod Thi • pro­ victs start a forest firs to cover their O World Of Laurel And Hardy Kilosera Hotshot New KnRlaml R 4 U flS7 Ml zo 43 1, 2 Gorman. 44.1 either titlist or runner-up in Double I IntosrehOf PMMogsUns mins.) sround ■ rsthsr novsl Thanksgiving tracks snd endanger ths lives of a 3:00 team dunked Enfield. 4S6- First Dale * iGlIiinorr ft f> 0 HD Z2 Ki 1 Jo Ann f^ug. in Sssttis.'S raporlsr gram highlights the major milee- AN In Ths FsmNy mssl ssrvsd around ■ Ping-Pong lumbering community. (2 hrs.) (D Movk-(Adventure) -Uv. 200 yd. Free Relay — 1 Dutch M Calvin, Miami 6 6 0 'W IW SI L. Nows O You Bol Your Uf0 InvsstlgstsB s sirangs ssrita of tonee in Simon’s career, culminat­ 123. in its first dual meet of FsmUy Foud (■bis in Chsriio Brown's backyard, » ABC News MghtHne Squatrito, Gorman, Yar­ l.urky Miss Man ^ NV JHs 3 9 0 ZO Ol XB "I feel the season was great Snssk Prsvisws Co-hosts OM.A.B.H. murders which may be ths work of a ing in his latest show bueineea en­ IngFree" 1972 SussnHampahire. the season last Saturday at ELEVENTH B 5 16 (entral Oons SisksI snd Rogsr Ebsrt givsL Fscs Ths Musk O O MncNoN-Lohrsrflsport •tsrla whan Psppormint Patty in- 120-yssr-old man. (2 hrs.) deavor • e toon to be released mo­ 11:36 NigelDavenport Thefurlheradven W 1. T 1IVt 1I’K PA because the team we had was young Movis -n 3 9 0 ZO ing back but next year's seniors w ill 12:25 personal tragedy that follows. ® 22 Alive 6.-00 ^ Psrtrldgo Family 3:30 masting their nsw neighbors. eventaand personalities of i960 in 100 yd medley relay — 1 N^ t.Lints 3 9 U ZO —Dave DeValve. Andy Wickwire, year, " Suitor stated, "We kept on im ­ CD Naw Jarsay Raporl (Repeat) ALL THE KINO 1 20 9 have to do a lot of work in the ^ ( D Various Programming O I Droam Of Jssn n k GD FHnlstonos 9:00 politics, sports snd entsrisinment. 5 Jennifer Klein. Laure 12:30 4:55 Tom Danahy, Brian Chandler and proving all through the year. It just ® Program Unsnnouncsd(Frt.) Quest star; Angie Dickinson. (60 STRANGERS' 1974 Stars: Stacy 200 yd. I M. — 1 O'Brien, Plainfield Results Pci l‘F PA summer to help us out. I also hope to O SavortyHMbMIaa CD Starch For TomiKrow O lQ ) VltlsAl^o (Exc. Thur.) (DuttkLordFsuntkroyThstims- O PTLCIub*Tslk And Varlsty Sines, Melissa Yarnott. lieiniil '.to 2i1 2UB O flow Zoo Rovus fZ) khSchool Programming (lie . IDrosmOf Josnnk Keech. Samantha Eggar Two or­ 2 40 6 ; 2 Sherman, 2:41.3 Dan D'Amato. DeValve was top get help from the two fine junior high happened at the end we had a bad OJ VMal Saaaoon: Your Naw O Isas story tails of sn impovsriahad mins) 5:00 Mmnevita ' rou 26 23? OHosNhFlold Thur.,Prt.) 3:66 youngster, Cedric Erroll, who is O Connsetkut Prtms Tim s phans, with live brothers snd sis­ Heidi Bragdon. 1:47 0 CD Prayer 100 vd. Free — 1 Noone, Montiuy Kt^nullit Green liav 6 I 4?8 an 244 harrier most of the campaign, taking programs, " Suitor remarked. race. Maybe it was my fault. We had 6:18 CD® FYI swept from the crowded tenement O NIghUlk ters. concoct s bizarrs scheme to 25 yd Freestyle — 1 Tam(»a liav T I 37? 2I4 2S 3 ) 0 Ryan’s Nopa obtain parents for themselves 5:04 fifth in the L L race and 21st place­ a bad start and cajne up flat." The CD Nows 10HX) 4 0 0 district of Heeler Street in New York O Indspondsnt Nows 1 02 6 ! 2 Listro. 1:07 2 TRACK FAST WEATHER RAIN Chii ago 4 8 0 333 ISC 210 Manchester, surprising some, was X V ft^ M a k a A Daal CD News Sines. 20 2. 2 Bragdon FIRST HACK S 16 H 6:30 } Jaffaraons 3 ) John Davidson Show City's Lower Eeet Side, where he 10:30 (Repeat) VSesi ment in the Open. able to take the CCIL for a second total picture, however, was one of O O O Doctors GD Racing From Yonkere 5:30 100 yd Breast — 3 h Karen Savrs 6 00 7 40 3 60 ^ O FIntetonos ) Bawttchad CD QINIgsn’s Island had lived with hie widowed Amer­ ^ Nina On Nsw Jorssy 25 vd Back — 2 Sines. W I. T Pci PF PA 12:66 CD OsnkI Boone Lemieux. 1 25 1 7 Tf Pri/e 6 20 3 40 \tlanla 6 3 U 7?0'323 216 The list of returnees includes year in a row. "1 thought we could success for the Silk Towners. X My Thro# tons ) MikaDotiglaa X MorvQrltftn ican mother, tothe English estate of (w Standing Room Only; Paris Rscewey 24 3. 3 Klein. 28 4 3 Sc andals (>o o 4 20 Uis Angeles 8 4 0 6R7 S t 23? juniors Peter Murphy, Harry Veal ) PtomparBoom CDO fvi ® NCAA Football (Exc. Thur., (S) N CAA Fo o tb a ll Houston vs 13 14 buyii TIME 31 » San Frannsni 4 8 0 333 238 31t defend the t it le . ' Suitor O 1MO InlomsttonsI PscqusI* ^ o o Texas Tech 25 yd Butterfly — 1 Y ar­ Wuiniela 6A7 Pd 60 P Sp4MtaCanlar' 200 yd Medley Relay — W New Orleans U 12 0 ttU Iff 3» (Mon., Tus.) 1 0 Laa Vagaa Oambit Young And Ths Rastkss (9) Dr. Q sns Scott On Hebrews Tnlw la 6-7 3 Pd M18 20 Thurvdav November® Oklahoma has recorded 56 Johnny Majors' Tennessee Domsts nott, 25 2 1 Craig Anderson. Steve Tops in the intra-state pair­ BuRwInhls ) 32 Alva J M yThras Sons PTL Ckib-Tslk And Vsrkty SECOND HACK f. 16 1). San Diego 27 Miami 24'OT‘ wins to 12 for the Cowboys Volunteers & a victory over r O ANMyChlldrsn Sweet Adelines plan event 25 vd Breast — 3 Yar­ I In-School Programming (Exc. Bm s Bunny And Frknds Bylciw. Mike Castleman. 4 Swan«.i- V Whalsnu 7 60 3 20 3 20 Sunday November 23 ings are the Georgia-Georgia M o v k nott, 32 0 2 Mountain Bugger 3 80 3 00 New England47 Baltimore21 MikjorHoople’s Tech contest (No 75); and 6 ties. With the benefit of old foe Vanderbilt in the Hir..PrU 0 Basams Btraat Dave Cushman. 2 12 I Kilosera Suntan 4 20 Atlanta 28 Chu ago IT home cooking this week we season-closer would be VsrloiN Programming I Tom Laraon Show Movk (Exc. Thur.) WEST HARTFORD- The Moun­ barbershop style music. Mountain rehearses each Thursday evening 100 yd Free Relay — 1 Alabama-Auburn (45); Oklaho- BompscNoom NCAA FootbsU (Eic. Thur.. ■ 50 yd Free — 1 Cushman, TIMK 31 66 Cli’velandSI CincinnatiT ma-Oklahoma State (75): Tex­ look for the Sooners to welcome Overall the Vols 11 Lova Lucy BawHchad tain Laurel Chapter of Sweet Laurel Chapter is one of 714 chapters and performs throughout the Greater Klein. Yarnott, Bragdon. Vuiniela 2A4 Pd 114 00 l>eiroii24 Tampa Bav 10 triumph, 36-20' appear to have better 6:66 ) Mktar Bogart (Th4a., Fri.) BIgValky 29 3. 2 f Anderson, 31 2 • Trilecta 4 2 1 Pd 124?. 10 BuMal»28 Pittsburgh 13 as A8iM-Texas (87); Arizona O Amsrk nn TrsM7 :0 0 q OO Days Of Our Lhros 4:30 Adelines will hold a guest night at located throughout the United States, Hartford area. Sines. 1 41 8 Philadelphia 10 OaklandT This has been a disappoint­ balance So look lor a Tennes­ O In-Bchool Progrsmming (Ei c . 100 yd Back — 1 Kent D D 6&4 Pd 686 60 State-Arizona, at Tucson (54); g 10:24 FMntstonos 7:30, Dec. 4, at the Covenant Canada and countries abroad. .With a present active membership 8 and under 1h>\>• <>re<‘n Bav 2? Minnesota 13 ing season for the Texas Long see triumph. 42 24 J Pppsys And Bugs Bunny Thur., Fri.) Michaud. 1 33 8 . 2 Eric THIRD RACE ?. 16 . M N V Jels31 Houston28 OT. Holy Cross-Boston College I Waathar Vlaw Rugby (Frt.) The Mountain Laurel Chorus is of 72 women, the chorus has openings 6 Glenda Galinda 8 20 3 40 f> 40 (76), and Tennessee-Vandqr- boms and the Texas AAM BYU's Jim McMahon, who j O Oo^ Morning Amorks 10:30 1:30 I^ rkl Tho Living Word Congregational Church, Sedgwick 100 yd Medley Relay — KansasCi(v2l St laniisD GD AddamsPsmHy Heinrich, 1 40 7, 3 John Sallv -Sallv 3 00 3 UU San Francisco 12 NY GiantsO bilt (74). stalwarts But a victory Sat- - heh-heh - has been break­ ) Wchsrd Sbnmons Show ) ASca Mwltchod and Westminster roads. four-time regional championship for 16 new members, especially 1 Jason Chorches, T J 3 MivhevuHJv J'wv 4 00 Denver % Seatllr® iir fay would make the year a ing offensive records with the P JjpgrtsConlor ) I Lova Lucy O Ja ks Hast Oospal Tim a On# Day At A Tima Cottle. 2:02 TIME 32 10 Starting with Turkey Day. O In-School Programming (Ex c . Sweet Adelines Inc., is a non profit, chorus and has competed in Inter­ sopranos. For further information, Rush. E ric Hart. Raoul (iallasM Wa.shinglon lU j j u ' for either club The abandon of a bull in a china lo o Today ) Profaaalonal FootbaM From 9 0 0 100 yd Butterfly — 1 Quinicla ?-6(6 Pd tl? 20 Mondav November24 here is how the Hoople Sys­ } Batman Thur., FN.) educational organization of women national Competition in Milwaukee contact Mrs. Zito at 646-8009 or Mrs Ramans. 1 39 8 Tnle< la 6 S-3 Pd IIDf. 3i) Ue. Ang»'les27 NpwOrlean.sT llluch.innet Bowl-bound Long­ shop, will pass the Cougars 1 Lova Lucy Castleman. 1 12 5. 2 tem calls 'em: 7:26 I SkckbiMtars 2:00 Ironsida who enjoy s in g in g four-part. and Lo s Angeles. The Chorus Fenton at 528-0434 or 522-0163 25 vd h’ree — 1 Hart, KOI RTH RACE ?> 16 D Thursdav November 27 horns appear to have their past a good Nevada-Las CDi 4 J-iOber Chae 6 OU 8 60 7 60 Brown will run its record to I BuSaaya 9 ) A t Tha World Turns U.8. National Tractor PuiHng 16 3 Cushman, 1 19 3 I hli'ag" at Iketroii 54 victories, 10 defeats, and 2 early season offensive ^ob- Vegas team. 42-28 7:30 Ekctrk Company (Thur., : Mars Espresv 6 m 4 20 Seattle al Dallas lems straightened out They In the big one in the CD Qst Smart if.) - 200 yd 1 M - 1 I ss Joggin Jiin ' 20 ties against the Rhode Island ) Pintstonos Frt.) X O OnaUfaToUva Davoy And OoMath 25 yd B a c k — 1 Sundav November l i ) FTL Ckib-TsNi And Vsrisly Castleman, 2 41 2. 2 Gary TIME 31 87 BuMalx at Baltimore Rams Brown will win. 28-10 rate the Hoople Nod to take a Sunshine State. Florida's 10:60 ® Programming UnanniMincad Day* Again Chorches. 25 0 , 3 Ramans. guiniela 4&7 Pd 444 80 ( ini innati at Kansas Citv 35-15 triumph' Gators, the comeback team of ) NCAA FootbaM O Naws Festival service scheduled McDonough, 2 44 1 In their 79 engagements to IfZ) Mktar Rogars 26 0 TriBK ta 4 7 I Pd 12 216 40 Cleveland at Houston Arizona and Arizona State 1980, will journey to Miami to I tcoobyOoe 10:66 O A c ^ l On Uvlng (Mon.) StWsky And Hutch Mi.iini al PiMsburgh- Football dale. Penn State leads Pitt 39- 100 vd Free — 1 Bvlciw, . HFTH RACE ' 16 D CD Nawabroak O O O Another World Joker’s WHd Chapel Singers, directed by John 25 vd Breast — 1 Hart. Minrw-uiia at New Orleans have been up and -down all meet the reviv^ Huncanes H A R T F O R D - The annual Festival service w ill be read by represen­ 4 Chri' E '• ' G i"' G G"" 37 with 2 standoffs This 9 :0 0 11O0 O You So l Your Ufo 6:16 1 02 4 ! 3 Anderson, l’ 12 3 (xMidi.uide 3 20 4 80 New Engiaml at San Francisco week, we see the young Nilta- year But both have been play­ Florida. 7-2 in 1980 after ) Captain Kangaroo Service of the Lessons apd Carols of Rose, College organist and director tatives of the Trinity College com­ 23 8 ; 3 T J Rush. 29 1 N V Jet' at U)s Angeles Forecast ing solid football of late and ;iO Maud# OAmorkaAIThanksglvIng 1080 (9) Hormsno Pablo N I Rust l-ree 7 80 going 0-10-1 last season, is the 100 vd Breast — 1 I 'hlladel[ihia al ?Mn Diego ny Lions shading Pitt by a ) Woody Woodpock or Idday (Thur.) 6:30 Christmas will be held in the Trinity of chapel music; and Tim brel, the munity. 100 yd Free Relay — 1 J TIME 31 78 this game should be top-notch Hoople System choice to lame I Porky Pig Bugs Bunny Bylciw. 1 16 2, 2 SI Uiuis at N V Giants three-point margin. 24-2j, in a I Lovs Scat 2:30 ^ Bsmoy MHkr student madrigal ensemble, coor­ The offerings collected at both ser­ Chorches, Andries Vuinieia 4&H Pd tl6l)0 6:30 College Chapel Dec. 7, twice at 5 and Trilettj 4 8-1 Pd 4486 30 la in p .1 llav vs- G rw n Hav at real nail biter. Har-nimph! Arigoiu State leads the series the Hurricanes, 31-21 Har­ 3 StralMMTalk u n k Rascals CD WokomoBack.Konor McDonough. 1.20.8, 3 Milwaukee ) OMgsn'stsknd 7:30 p.m. dinated by Marian Davis '81. vices will be divided between Upeniks. R Ramens. E. SIXTH HACK ?. 16 ( On Saturday, the GMrgia 29-24-0 and it is our choice to rumph' I O O Whaol Of Fortuna S Progrsmming Unannounced X MJL6.H. Joshua Cushman. 1.36 7 V4ashingluii al Atlanta Don't forget to watch for ) Various Programming ) 3>2-1-Contact (Wad.. Thur.) O Bitty Smart's HoNdsy Circus The service, an annual event since The groups will provide classical U N IC E F and the Friendship Center Hart. 1 32 9 1 Swankv Hlue ?. 80 4 40 3 00 By Major Amoi B. Hoopk Bulldogs will have their hands record win No 30 by a final I In-School Programming U4.) 200 yd Free Relay — I He Our Cadillac 4 40 4 40 the 1980 Hoople Top 20 co l­ 11:30 Dom sts E) and traditional choral music of the in Hartford. 0 and 10 girla Turkey Tailor DoLuxo full fighting off the spirited count of 23-21 I Cartoons GD Marv Tytar Moora Show 1958, will feature music by three 2 Dl- Hih k I arulv 3 40 lege football ranking Com­ ) Or. (kns Scon On Nobrows Cushman, Castleman. D.' \fu.M-l.-s 1114 3 10 27 Ramblin' Weeks of Geqrgia Boston College has loo 9 0 0 O O O FaaawofdPlus ) 3*2'1 Contact Trinity groups: The Concert Choir, season and w ill join with the con­ DO IT FRIDAY - Plan your 200 yd Medley Relay - TIME 31 13 ing your way — hali-kaf — McDonough. Bvlciw. Vuimela XL- Pd 4:11 80 N« >a »)rl«-.ifi> 1) II II 7 7 Egad, Iriends, the long Tur­ Tech but will prevail. 22-8 An much of everything lor out- ) TomAndJ^ry O Bkhard Stmmona Show I LonaryShow(Frt.)) directed by Dr. Gerald Moshell, gregation', in singing Christmas 1 Gretchen Sines, Janet l-A D4'nn.ird3l jmvs Iroin Gufiiun I'urral soon And watch for Bowl ) JjrsdySunch weekend with the Weekend pages in Trife-'la 1 ’■2 Pd 1367 80 key Day weekend may offer added incentive for Georgia is manned Holy Cross. The iZ) ImBchooi Programming (Eic. {VarloiM Progrsmming ) Naws Carols. The Biblical lessons of the 1 58 2 kR k picks, loo' PM Donahus Show assistant professor of music; the your Friday Evening Herald Malley. Jennifer Holmes. sFSENTH RACE ? lb X l-A iR'findrd 16 |>ds\ irmii herrakaiiio slim pickings in quantity Bui a victory will give them a Eagles will soar. 33-7 Thur.. Frt) Nanny And Ths Profassoc- ) Ekctrk Comosny Open winners 'i I iini|)di I t jdillut 11 8U 4 6(1 3 40 Now go on with my fore­ M ag g k And Ths Basuttful Ma- Katy Benson. 2 53 7 < urral kii k It's kaf-kaff — long on clean 11-0 slate to take into ■fhe Army-Navy showdown 0 .. 50 yd Free — 1 Nancy 4 KilU-di It'Itiip 3 60 2 6(1 1. \ M. i urral ’i! cast cM na (Exc. Thur.) 50 vd Free — 1 Benson. H Nilp Tiiiif R.k kff 3 40 quality' the Sugar Bowl against Notre is one of the most unpredicta­ Raffin, 29 9. 2 Cathy 1. A 1‘fji 1 down- 21 9 that lacks wide appeal H a r­ or efforts by both clubs Bear brawn P r u Si 24 Pliubtrgh 21 F IM T SHOW ONLY I t . M 50 yd. Butterfly — 1 Cavallo, 1 32 2. 2 .Murrv. 4 lell s Tri.' ■ tm 3 60 ItU'lies tardN i- 21' tl .M rumph Bryant's hopes for Alabama 3 Swllie 1 utie : 6U l'us>iiiii tards 17R Si Army is 3-6-1 this year NOV 21 M a lle y .451. A lis o n 1 36 4. 3 Terry. 1 41 1 But on Frid ay those titans to repeat as national champ M O N - T U ^ ^ TIMI-, n IlHurn vardv »• 4) while the Navy stpnds at an AUbems 21 Asbsn 24 100yd B u tt e r fly - 2 Raf- wuirit'id 4M> I'd $37 2i> I'asses 1?- ® 0 x: 33 2 of the great state of Pennsyl­ were dealt a death blow by Artiou St 23 Artuaa 21 FESTIVE Larkin. 47 5; 3 Jennife. Inli-ita 64 3 I'd $.396 641 impressive 7-3 But when the fin. 1 35 3. Kristina 1 I'urils 4 433 H e. K vania Penn Stale and Pitts­ Notre Dame So the Crimson Bosteu Culkgc IS Hely Ctms 1 OO* THE V Holmes, 48 6 MM II H ACK 16 h 1' uiiifilt-N lost 1 1 2 1 burgh will tangle for the Tide will go all-out to get whistle blows they are all B Yl’ 42 Nevs4s L u V ru t 21 (N) Malquez. I 38 2 I'eridlties vards 4 Jb ^ 411 FlerMsSIMkmKFla) !I 100 yd 1 M - 1 Mallev, I f A.ILintH'r Imp 33 211 34 00 ' bU 80th time things moving again — in even — just as their all-time 200 yd I M — 2 Kathnne 4 ^ellitiA Vi»rm firi|i 6 60 3 Mf series record stands at 37 vic­ AAM 17 BetMne-A'wekaua 18 1 31 4, 2 Holmes, 1 39 3 R I'fiitit Sharing’ 6 40 Indis idual la-adt-rs They will clash before a preparation for tnier Cotton GewfU 22 GewfU Trcb I I ROUTES 86 84 (Exit 95) | Missy Carroll, 1 39 3 Campbell. 2 41 9. 3 Yina IIMK 3i i>4 m SHIM, G.s Arnfi'lfs T\lt'f I4ff sell-out crowd of 83,017 in Bowl appearance against tories each and 6 ties in 80 Grsmbtlig 17 SMlben I' 14 649-9333 BOOGIE Brv.iril 7G I'cdMMkll® t^uindn?6 Gudmundsen, 3 36 9 g uin ii-1.1 34<4 IM 483 U i Penn Stale's Beaver Stadium Baylor on New Year's Day In previous meetings HawsU 24 Air Psrrt 17 (N) 100 yd Free — 1 Benson T n l* ^ l.i 3 4 8 IM 12 716 ‘M Ihiiiiijs H-4T Ni-w f irU'jns Rogers ' 8 After their ususal knock­ Hewtea II Rk« 18(N) ifapsfcotch"7" 100 yd Free — 1 VAilM.n4-8 Mdnnm(f2 l8 and a zillion arm -chair quart­ one of their typically bruising Navy 31 Army II 1 20 7. 2 Bourcier 1 34 7 T E N T H BA< E M b ■ A l’AS,s!Nt. Div An»!flcs l-frrdjjdmii 14 erbacks on national TV battles, we see the Tide down. drag-em-out affair, we OkUbema SI ObUbeaa Si ! t Campbell. 1 06 3 . 2 Raffin. 2 l.i/.i AAilh A / 26 60 6 80 3 DO 50yd Breast — 2Carroll. .'4o lb:i G u iii.in l M l 31 ( rim iu i-llo M)4i see Navy on the long end of a Teumrmet 42 VasAerMl 24 FEASTING 1.J I ' j r i t d ! 60 fi 110 And Saturday's schedule is winning. 28-24 Kaff-kaff! f’SiiKrfiey 6 iandk 2 1 07 3. 3 Sarah Asbury. Ni'i* fifli-dn ' M.ififmit 12 2h24J2 V n li It) 31-18 count against Army Telia 34 Tcem AAM II 51 0. 3 Larkin. 52 4 3 All I 'hdin^ 2 60 Cl replete with historical intra­ Testa Terb Si Artaaaaa tt I I M E II Um-kumph! 200 yd Free Relay — 1 1 29 2 REtEIAINt, AoKflt's TvIn I' state matchups — plus the For old Iriends (huh?) Okla­ l'Ub27SuIHe|aSl IS(N) guinii-ld 'IL: IM 'I'lO UU U -nndrtl 3 '.' (.u iiu n 1-6 VSdddv 1-44 A season of great expecta­ 100 yd Breast — 1 Irilxi Id 2 M IM 41 380 30 fabled Army-Navy classic in homa and Oklahoma State the (N) Night game Sines, Malley. Holmes. Brvdiii ' -i^Ht(ks2A2 Millt-i I 13 Hill tions has — hak-kaff — Campbell. 1 24 7, 3 .Murrv, E1.EAEN1H RAf E ?. lb B 16 Nt-W llrTpdns AAilsnn' IH VAillidillsI Philadelphia - the 81st 75th renewal will be like all Benson. 2 29 4 turned into a nightmare to r (n e w s p a p e r e n t e r p r is e assn ) 1 40 3 7 I'apncitro I loikif 7 Ho 3 80 2 80 0 I 'Jold' 2 lb Kdnkv l 7 Hams 2-?2 battle the rest — tough! To date. Make Your Thanksgiving Day 9 and 10 I>o\ k 6 Kisb HiMiks T'lin 4 20 3 80 HuK^-r'2 16 nidiidlcr I II llMm es I 2 Op**n • Men'h Hder 50 yd Free — 1 Ramans > rt ' t i ' j r 13 1’4'njlin". niriNtian VSm |4 S Cleu-ldiMl 7 lb JIM 11 Griffin. 1 15 3 n E tv ifik V A allt-rula 4 20 2 80 lit.sHN NVI, i.f 2h Detroit b 16 ?7;t l l ' i •tin i 'If I* ^ * 1 1 1 1 ffeslouron? jn The Area 35 4 . 2 Tim Bragdon 38 1 4 H u p p v AA.uKi 4 80 S4N i»nd ik t h k J 4 NS'IhlurMlfrs B4iurni Western ( '>nleren< e " Countrji&quirf i^ a k Qub' ^ s l & s r 100 yd Butterfly — 1 l l M E B 7 50 yd Back - 1 8 Kallur D IMIm O' 4 C ? N Y Midwest Division NOW In STEREOPHONIC SOUNO Smith. 1 05 7 guinii-ld I&H IM 412 00 MuiHlfrs Ikiurnr i(n)rinn' ? 22 6 W I, IV l (iH Rl S3 E'llnglon. Cl 872-7327 Campbell, 41 0, 2 Doug Su(H-rt<-' Id 1 8 4 . ' IM 461? JO Sdn -\ntonio i; 7 tJC! ■ ■ yciiP VSinnijK-K St4ffi 4 M arsli* 14 ?4 7 Thanksgiving Dinner Sarved 200 vd 1 M - r Smith, A llfn tJ .iO ( I 637 illK KKS I.K.M.n-. Hutton, 53 6 » SSinni|i4'a! I>up.ini 8 • Ma n i-rv ' 18 U) 8 ^ I Idh 12 6 ?7l , 2*4 And Colony lld iiilli- I I 12 6I.H < •iiniitM'll ( iinli-ii-m e ..CAIITERI ^ NS IsIdfuK'ni Biih.sv 2? 'I r iit lH T Houston 6 n to r , From 11 AM to 9 PM 2 31 7. 2 Griffin. 2 50 3 iM ir ii k liiv iM iX i THANKSGIVINQ SPECIAL 50 yd Butterfly — 1 l'4'fsstin' 16 47 iVnulhi*!* D m uin VSii lleiiver H 12 « li b ' { W 1, I 11' (.1 GA 100yd Free — 1 4 E r.Mii|itH'l| vStn ' '6 I.dn^4'\in Kdri''d> ( ilv 6 14 .1)1 6*4 APPETIZER, Choice of One Bacon, 41 6 I'hii.HJi'lfihij V :x n 'J2 '4 NEW 1981 CHEVROLET Kinkade 59 0. 2 Griffin. NS I 13.11 1 diiiiilM 'll SSin I' lb I (dlldS .1 16 i:ti 12 ROAST TURKEY } NS I'Untl.-is '713 • ' 3) an 7« ((Ctitlfiiall Will 18 'H I’d itii Division Chtcikn Gumbo Soup-Chilled Tomoto Juics Chilled fruit 1 09 3 3 John Cottle. i,ili.';.iv 8 7’ 21 74 ? llm d(HTi 9 9 ' Zl 9b 9? Moruldv s Result MAINCOURSE Ramans. 2 39 5 IM ■ iiliitado )1 K 4 Z i til tit -| AM NOTAN ANIMAL' 2 New York 113 Houston HO '0 1 ' Plninfivld Entries ( M a 2-( 1)2 21 Kdiiiiinlon 9 ' 1? tr 77 Our Chef will prepare roasted turkey 50 yd Free - 1 Ramans, Basketball % MOI STON illUf Roost Young Tom Turkey with stuffing ond lAMAUUMANHF.lNC,' \Vinni|N-^ 1 14 6 R m Nilacu 2-4 11N2I Kli (id rre ll I 00 2. Toinjunovich b Ud 12 and baked ham, yams and mashed potatoes, 35 4. 2 Tim Bragdon. 38 1 SSdles ('GnlfTcm!• grovy with cranberry louce 7,46 I urndu) Kntrit'M Iirfacta 26) 114I48 Mdlone 12 2 3 ® Dunleuw 13 2-2 ® I AM A MAN'- Niirns Division giblet gravy, a sweet pecan dressing, peas and 50 yd Back — 1 Su iw# Reid 6 3-r 21 .Murphv 2 2-2 A Id-dvell 4 Roost Prime lib of Beef Au Jus . 8.95 W>ST TIMK 7 ao VS 1. T 1''th 1 Ait^a ■ VMtillM 6 M )2« GF GA 00 8. Jones I U4)2 f‘aultz20O4 Totals l U i - onions, cranberry sauce, and Steak Club's Dinner Includes: Breod ond Butter. Moshed Campbell, 41 0, 2 Ramans. KIRST U i 16 lais Ank’t'lt-s 1' ' 1 9? til ) Uauw ii ■Sf 6M 241 .11 fO V-12 110 • itiind l,urk TM s Sonrwl Motitfcai 2t or French Pototoes, Condy Yams, Sweet THS 41.6 12 7 2 W 64 NEW YORK ill3 i famous unlimited Salad Bar. But save room hxitetnenl 7 lem A U ■ aria )M llarltnrd 6 II 4 16 6b Ilf Russell 7 44 18 S Williams 8 10 13 ® Peos. or Mixed Vegetables. Teo or Coffee KiK ht'l hrurn Mdrs (Ma VI 1MM I'lttstiurifh 6 II 3 ir 73 ® 50 yd Butterfly - 1 n a t io n a l b a s k k t h a l i. assoc ( 'artwnghl 8 UO 16. Richardson 6 1 -2 n for our Chef's fruit table, the rolls and Kbonv Kvps PtilKta 2 ) tmM 1 N'lntit 3 14 3 9 IS !C - = 1 ^ EdslernConlereru'e R Williams 14 44 S Webster I 0 / 2 Bacon. 41 6. 2 Doug Hut­ H s laukf Wdym- Adams Division butter, and dessert selections of apple and « DESSERTS Trhid IV 3 864 Houston 27 C 31® 10 110 100 yd 1 M - 1 J Gor­ fWr ( dfi Bulldhr lU ? f Z 73 4 Wheel Drive, 8 Ft. flMtsIde body, V-8 engine, Pie, or Ice Cream. 5 New York ® 21® 23I3 113 Fron noon to I^Lm. (children under ten $4.95). Make this 1 8m Zaiia )M 2H Toronto 6 7 3 21 G 78 Bnston 13 6 684 4G 12:00 man, i 31 2 Bacon. 1 35 4 S E C O N D |i 16 New York 13 7 S O ' Three-(iuml goals Dunleavy FoukM A/T, Heavy duty battery. Rear step bumper, Child I Portion For Children Under 13 Yeors 4 Smmm AiiurU 2M Bo.sion 6 6 ' 17 lib ta Hues > Bov Wdshmgtim 8 13 3H1 ID*! out None Total foula Houston 2?< New Thanksgiving special at the Steak Club. of Age-$3O0 less 100 yd F re e — 1 M a S I 141 21 gui'lxM 4 II b 14 72 60 G auges,.chrom e grill, Dome lamp switch. Roof feliruarv s BeM New Jersey 8 14 3M 11 York 21 'Technii-al New York i delay i. HOUSE SPECIALTIES 'Fularta AS 1M7I Monday ■> Results •A nm m w SLu Call early for reservations, 64&B166. Campbell. 1 19 2. 3 Derek Pepper t» Oaini Wutelur marker Jamps. Below eye-line mirrors. AM radio, Wmni|M'g4 N s' Islunders4' tie• CHINESE DISHES Mir J s l.^d> Tii4acU ASA SIMM heavy duty front springs, fuel shield akid plates. T.H y.l..Chld..n Thanksgiving hours: noon to 8:00 P.M. Law, 1 27 1 Prowl Slave le< 3 AIITHUR DRUB - APPETIZER: Tuesduv s (adiiies * This Buffet available only .50 yd Breast — 1 Bylciw, G'lldenrod Able IIM SM AM B42 Main Street (111073. King Crab Lags A SiMik •MflHrOR Iffil Yhonbigiviitg furboy UntOYiot 7 IS l.ibertv Hope i U 6M ( dlgdrv dl MonIredI ' n.«UtandO«t'ghi 6 15 RulldlodlSl Idiuis •CHOIIX OF POTATO at our Vernon Steak Club. 42 0. Dave Holmes, 51 6 . Stale id Mind )M Prim * Rib of Roof SERVED WITH WONTON SOUP OR Edm onton dt < olordito . OPTICAL 200 yd Free Relay — 1 Bourn ms temata 2 ) 122 21 WANTED StUPIIIIX $ 8 6 7 5 Fmf Sftvk* Mriffi tvgry m«ol •rIAVORTRiCt A traditional turkey dinner will FRIED RICE. TEA & DESSERT Dept, is now Campbell, Ramans, Gor­ THIHIi E i 16 hilacta 2) IIIS-SI U V i M U S K >'• 'oio-a. be served at our other locations. Conn Maxi Tax 7 '4 % Mv Betky fiitacla 2 A1 S4MM "'•' V . f , l . t a l . San Mimi( a id)s Angelea 121 4 RE-OPENED lee Tiktai loMnaNeM kr man, Jeff Holmes, 2 26 4 liftt URIQI OEVROUT IS M HA P PY H O U l M O N • FRI. So Terrific guebiH 1 21> 3 IwrSWHMi Nf1|. II 12 girln S Fads VaAtu IM )2t 2M *-«4S P.U. i(Kta AAl 122SM S(H ond period 3 Angele.s . Tdykjr 10 AM-8 PM 10 AM-4 PM CLEAN FOCHTH C 5 16 REGULAR 50 yd Back - 1 .Mary l-4ddie Hahbitt II'unaasisled* 0 4? 4. (Juebe<. Flurek 4 MON-FRI-LIJn CH 11:00-3:00 m atter until (itwlel Hit-hard' 3 40 f guebec Hislop Call our new optician CARTER Ann Troy. 35 0, 2 Jennifer I VMi|i32A S.M ) N New liestinv 12 'I'Sidstny i«i. 10 S 6 ld>s MON-SAT DINNER AT 4:00 MENU P .)udy Benjamin Flight Control A2f IM about our re-openIng USED CARS SUNDAV DINNER AT 1:00 Birrell, 39 2. Angeles Dn»nne 18 'Murphy, Korabi, Isle Flv By )M 50yd. Butterfly-2Troy, Trim Tam 16 27 i'endlhe» Idit ruii Que 4 I? specials. [R j 'joined it. Impala (harge taada 14 t))M Murphs LA 4 43 liardv. l.A 6f3. CHEVROLET 3 3 .4 1 J . D 1 , 3 Stacey Jar4 laewi* IXIT OPP I.M (M iT MMPOSI BENJAMIN 1:17; 2 Kim Bergland, CapUin OioklSutH King IIM iM as Belna l.A I? tr TH8 CHARTIflOAK •fUbOMl MM Shots »>n guul Idis Angeles ?4#2 16 1:24.7; 3 Jennifer Birrell, Step Fail 1229 MMNST. MMiaifTn PLEASE CALLTHEATRE M l AS S4li9 OPTICAL CMillac troll guetiet 8 I2« ® __ 8S »a i17 1:35. NilacU AS 1I7AII 12M Mabi St, Manchaaier FOR SCREEN TIMES Ught Ann (lodlie!* D m Angeles l4*ssdrd Wuebee liilacU AAl 17S22I i'ldssi' A tlltlii 646-3781 TEL. 648-6464 1 6 - EVENING HERALD. Tum., Not. B, 1«M EVENING HERALD, Tues., Nov.25, 1980 - 17 Mao’s widow linked ^ Nafp WtnlMI II CHOOSE FROM business OVER 200 8K IU TRAININO PROGRAMS IN Insurance seminar If you qualify and really lEtmttttg ralb to assasination plot want to learn a skill, you can HARTFORD. — Commercial lines operations in in­ enlist in the Army and ANTICIPATION PEKING (DPI) — Three'former to get off with a lighter sentence in hawing in answering the question of surance industry will become more important during the receive a written guarantee of your training. OF ALABOR CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING military leaders were grilled in court China's most sensational trial, seen the judges." 1980s, according to sponsors of a one-day seminar • today on how they planned to murder as a purge of Mao's Cultural Revolu­ "Sometimes he would stare blank­ offered here next month by the University of Cortnec- You’ll work with modem STRIKE Mao Tse-tung to seize power, tion. ly for a long time before he could ticut. equipment and learn from The Meadows Convalescent HAPPY Home Is hiring permanent PHONE 643-2711 providing further details in China's Wang said Yao made an in­ stammer out a few words,” they told The seminar, part of the University's Centennial expert instructors. 10th replacements for the position of “trial of the century" Ih which two sinuating report to Mao in 1971 con­ foreign reporters who are barred Celebration, is sponsored by UConn's School of Business Among the career fields maintenance assistant. Full BIRTHDAY currently available are: benefits and training Days. Call Halp Wantad 13 others already implicated Mao's taining remarks that were actually from the proceedings. Administration and the university's Center for Insurance or apply In person widow. copied from Jiang and Yao. Former Air Force Headquarters Ekiucation and Research, is scheduled for Dec. 4, from COUSIN PATI PLEASE READ ADVERTISING Love, CKMKM. OKMTHHIS SKCUUST Meadows Comalescent Home The three military leaders are Yao, who walked into court with a Commander Jiang Tengjiao, former 8:30 a.m. to 4:30,p.m,, at the Hotel Sonesta. COMMUNUTKNS EQUPMDfT 333 Bkh>*ll tt. OIL TRUCK Mark MANCHESTER. CT. Chief of the General Staff Huang YOUR AD DEADLINE among the 10. including Mao's widow stack of notes for his own defense, The program is intended for agents, brokers, un­ XO OKMTOII 647-9194 DRIVER Jiang Qiang, being tried on a long list disputed prosecution claims several Yongsheng, and former Navy derwriters, risk managers, loss control engineers, MOHCIU. SK C U U ST Claggitigd adt are 12:00 noon tha day of “counter-revolutionary” crimes times, maintaining he was quoted out Political Commissar Li Zuopeng, all adjusters, casualty actuaries and manufacturers. HAPPY lOTH You'll earn over $500 a Must be experienced in takan ovar tha phona bafora publication. punishable by death by firing squad. of context. face the charge today of plotting "to In addition, the sponsors say the seminar should be of month (before deductions) BHTTHDAY PAT! HOUSEKEEPER WANTED hours-to-house delivery aa a convanlanca. Tha They are accused of plotting with Chinese reporters who saw him in assassinate the late Communist Par­ Interest to members of the Hartford Association of In­ Love, while learning. Plus medical for apartment in East Hart­ Harald la raaponalbla Daadllna for Saturday m the session said he was "in a muddie ty Chairman Mao Tse-tung and stage surance Women; Connecticut Chapter and Southern and dental benefits and up to ford. Call after 5:00 p m., 528- of heating oil. Must have the late Defense Minister Lin Bao to Meryann, Grandma, lor only ona Incorract and Monday It 12:00 assassinate Mao in 1971 with a throughout the session, flipping an armed counter-revolutionary coup ' Connecticut Chapter, Chartered Property Casualty 30 days earned vacation a 1332. Class II Drivers Inaartlon and than only year. Noon Friday. bazooka and flamethrower attack on through his notes or hemming and d'etat." Underwriters; and the Connecticut Valley Chapter, Risk and Grandpa License. Apply in per­ lo tha alza of tha XXX NUCLEAR FIELD his train and stage a coup d'etat. and Insurance Management Society. Think about what you really son : 8 to 5 Monday thru original Inaartlon. want to learn-. Then find out TRAINEE. 18 to 24 months advartlaamant will not One of the three military men. paid training available. Age 17 Friday. Errora which do not Registration and fee information can be obtained by more about the field that in­ ha corractad by an ad- former chief of general staff Huang contacting Fisher at the Center for Insurance Education to 23. High school grad and loaaan tha valua of tha Railway workers terests you by calling today. U S citizenry required. Math ditlonal Inaartlon. Yongsheng. 70. was questioned by the and Research, The University of Connecticut. 39 Fogarty Bros. 643-9462 and Science background court on how he had made a secret Woodland St., Hartford, Conn., 06105, Telephone (203) enable training as Electi 319 Broad Street report to the wife of Lin that Mao 527-2149. Reactor Con tr'ol or Manchester was suspicious of Lin. strike in Poland i l l " I PART TIME - Earn extra Mechanical Operator. Must be Fire prevention Huang's secret report apparently money while the kids are in willing to leave area. Call NOTICES collect, 9:00 a m. to 1:00 p.m. convinced Lin that he had to stage a WARSAW, Poland (UPIl - Solidarity threatened a general Lost and Found school. Telephone Solicita­ Special recognition tion. E. Hartford company. A (518) 462-4321. Richard Wagner, a resident of San Bernar­ flames Monday. The fire, aided by strong coup to seize power and kill Mao. Railway workers struck commuter strike in tlie Warsaw region unless a - Personals STATION ATTENDENT - Announcements good telephone voice and dic­ NEEDED - Part time Apply dino, Calif., hoses down the roof of his home winds destroyed more than 140 homes in the The two other defendants brought services in Gdansk and Warsaw representative of the state public EAST HAK'I'FOKI) — Hartford Despatch & - Entertainment tion a must. Hours 9 a m. to I ELECTRICIAN. We are in person. Gorins Sport Qir. as a row of neighborhood houses go up in San Bernardino area. (UPl photo) 'to the dock in the latest hearings are loday for the second day in a row, prosecutor's office came to Ursus to Warehouse Co. Inc., located in East Hartford, is one of 20 A u ctio n s p.m. and 5 to 9 p.m. Call Mon. looking for good, responsible Route 83. Vernon. Halp Wantad 13 Halp Wantad 13 through Fri., 9 a m. to 1 p.m., help ^ n e fits include: life, former air force headquarters com­ vowing further strike action if the discuss the situation Allied agents receiving special recognition for outstan­ FINANCIAL 2 government does not send a Bonds-SlockS'Mortqages Mrs. Williams. 569-4993. health insurance, good wages, FEMALE HELP WANTED. mander Jiang Tengjiao. 61. and The state prosecutors office said ding international sales achievement during the past vacation Work includes in­ representative to negotiate a wage Monday that Narozniak had been - Personal Loans Experienced mature salesper­ former navy political commissar Li fiscal year, announced Frank Borta, vice president of - Insurance dustrial. commercial and son. Apply in person: EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES charged with violating the state Laundry Help Zuopeng. 66. dispute in the southwest city of Allied Van Lines Inc , responsible for the corporation's EMPLOYMENT residential wiring. For more Marlow's, Inc , 867 Main details, call Tomlto Electric, Wind-whipped fires They appeared at the hearings Wroclaw. secrets law for duplicating a docu­ international division. - Help Wanted Street, Manchester. Inc. 871-0436. East Of Tha RIvar “one after another,” the official In the capital, striking assembly ment detailing, state policy on Hartford Despatch & Warehouse was honored during - Business Opportunities IN shop workers at the giant Ursus trac­ political dissidents and that he would Situation Wanted BABYSITTER WANTED, at tha Xinhua news agency said. special ceremonies at the corporation's 52nd annual con­ SECRETARY mornings. Hospital area Own Two of the Gang' of Four on trial tor factory declared they would stay not be released from his three-monin vention. held at Caesar's Palace in Las Vegas, Nov 18 to EDUCATION MANCHESTER to $10,900, Conn. Bank A Truat Co. ^Private Instructions ANTiaPATION transportation. Call after off the job until Jan Narozniak. a Steno a must, benefits, fee turned on Mao's widow in testimony - sentence of "investigative arrest." 21, - Schoois-dassBS 5p.-m 643-9957. level neighborhoods volunteer worker for the big Solidari­ - Instructions Wanted paid Contemporary Women. The office also said another man. 5 Monday, pointing the accusing finger ty independent union was released by OF A LABOR Hartford. 527-i2141. TELLERS at her as the mastermind behind a lotr Sapelo. had been arrested for REAL ESTATE POSITIONS AVAIUBIE We have several opportunities available at the following SAN BERNARDINO. Calif lUPIi The 8.000-acre mam blaze erupted sudden shift m w inds sent flames into campaign to discredit former Prime police. supplying Narozniak with the docu­ Heads florists^ group - Homes lor Sale Ideal opportum lies to work in Branch offices in East Hartford. Founders Plaza, and — Five brushfires whipped by 100 shortly before noon in Waterman Ca­ the school's shipping and receiving The Soviet Union bluntly w-arned - Lo tS 'L a n d lo» Sale STRIKE dean, pleasant surroundings Flexi­ Minister Chou En-lai and China's ment, - Investment Property The MeadovYS Convalescent Ellington Road, East Hartford. Manchester, North Mam Home it hiring permanent ble hours Openings available, early mph winds raged uncontrolled today- nyon north of San Bernardino, 60 building before firefighters pould Monday that a strike by supporters of Business Properly current strongman Deng Xiaoping as BERLIN — Ronald J. Kogut of Kogut Florist & replacements for laundry per­ TEACHER - Learning mornings and late evenings We offer an attractive hourly wage, a 2 week training Narozniak was detained after a Resort Property through 19,000 acres of timber Two miles east of Los Angeles arrive part of the plot. Solidarity could endanger Poland's Nurseryman Inc . Meriden, has been elected president of sonnel Full Oenefits end training Disabilities Teacher for We w ill tram you to prepare school, plus part time company benefits, including paid The university's 3,400 students had police raid on the Warsaw Solidarity Beal Estate Wantod All three shifts Call or apply m products serve customers and do hundred airmen assigned to loot Investigators said it was deliberately Wang Hongwen and Yao Wenyuan "national and defense interests" — a the 250-member Connecticut Florists Association Inc., person Coventry's Middle Sphool. Vacation. Holiday Pay. Retirement Plan and more' MI8C. SERVICES Conn. Certification required. general support work patrol kept thieves away from set been evacuated earlier in the day said Jiang was the brains behind a statement interpreted by'some office last Thursday during which a Musi be dependable and have succeeding Robert S. Judd of Judd's Quality Flowers, - Services Ottered Meadows Convalescent Home Contact: Dr. Nicoletti'soffice reliable transportation, with a desire burned-out neighborhoods Officials today counted 253 homes Authorities closed Highway 18. the plot to frame Chou and Deng. Wang Western observers in Mo.jcow as a classified government document was - Painting-Papering 333 Bldw sll 81. Danbury, who served the past two years. Kogut, who has- MANCHESTER. CT. at 742-8913 EOE. to serve the public Hurricane force winds blow-torched seized - Buildmg-Contracting and seven other structures main route to the San Bernardino also turned on Yao in an apparent bid threat of intervention been vice-president, will take office Jan. 1. , For personal interview, call the CLERICAL • Rooting.S'ding 647-9194 manager between 2 & 7 p m 64^ 7738 T h ird S h in flames into residential areas Mon­ destroyed The homes averaged Mountain resorts, because of the Laurette M. Swingen of Laurette's Flower Shop Inc., - Healing-PluVnping day. leaving at least 253 homes in­ $100,000 m value raging flames - Flooring Nurse Aldas CBT's Operations Center in East Hartford is open 24 hours Rocky Hill, was named vice-president. She has been a ' FRIENDLY RESTAURANTS - Moving.Tfucxing-Storage a day If you have been seeking 3rd shift hours 11 p m to 7 cinerated The charred hulks of About 20 miles to the west m the member of the association's board of directors and active NAVY VETS. Career Oppor­ 438 Main SI. Many residents escaped with only - Services Wanted a m., we have several positions immediately available We automobiles smoldered in driveways Angeles National Forest, an 8.000- as chairman of key committees. tu n ities available (?all Manchester. CT George Raft dies at 85 MISC. FOR BALE IN . offer full company benefits including a Dental Plan plus a the clothes on their backs and were collect, 15181 462-4321 9:00 EOE As many as 15.000 people hastily- acrc blaze threatened the Mount Three new directors were chosen: Charles W. Richie of unable to save belongings or family Houser^oid Goods a m to 1 00 p m 10':; shift premium fled homes, businesses and schools Baldy Village ski resort The fire, LOS ANGELES (UPIi - Movie Raft's movies included "Each Racker Associates Greenhouses, Meriden; Gerard T. - Articles tor Sale pets Cordon Taylor lost his home in ANTICIPATION .Monday afternoon when winds caused by an abandoned campfire, star George Raft, who pl'ayed tight- Dawn I Die," "The Bowery, " Pfeiffer of The Flbwer Box, Trumbull; and Kevin - B u ild in g S u p p lie s RNS LPNS - Crestfiejd Con­ WENDY'S OLD FASHIONED peaking at 100 mph sent the crackling destroyed lour homes and early the Waterman Canyon area while lipped tough guys on the screen and "Limehouse Blues, " "Johnny Pets-BirdsOogs valescent Home Manchester HAMBURGERS 260 Broad St. Callahan of Callahan's Flower Shop. East Hartford. MuS'Cai Instruments OF ALABOR Manchester is looking for flames roaring down from the tixiay had moved into heavy timber trying to help a neighbor had gangster friends and brushes Angel," "RaceStreet, " "KnobHill. " 3 p m to 11 p m. Excellent KEY PUNCH OPERATORS Boats & Accessories benefits for part time and full quality minded people for Openings available working 6 p m til 11 p m Experienced foothills Choking black smoke Less than 4 miles east of the I came back and started with the law- in real life, died of "Outpost to Morocco, " "Intrigue " Sporting GoodS lunch lime help An excellent - Garden Products time employees Call Mrs. STRIKE operators only 8000SPH hovered over the area like a Tog Waterman blaze, a 1.500-acre fire sprinkling my-own roof. " he said emphysema Monday He was 85 “ A Bullet for Joey." "They Drive By The Meadows Convalescent opportunity for housewives Counseling office A ntiques Grant DNS at 643-5151. Home is hiring permanent Eight looters ■ rummaging for erupted at the base of Route 330 Then two houses up the street Raft died two days afterM ae West, Night " and "Johnny A llegro" • W m ted to Buy with children in school Start replacements for the position of started burning I was on my roof and whose film career he launched when Raft made, and squandered, about FOOD SERVICE TRAINEE. earning extra money now for valuables in the charred homes were leading to Big Bear Lake MANCHESTER — Paul Cohn of Bloomfield, a former RENTALS nurse aides Full benefits and full the holidays. Apply between 2- Those interested may call the Personnel Department when the one next door started bur­ - Rooms tor Rent 17 10 30. High school grad Call training provided All three shifts. arrested Monday night and 200 air­ The fire was about 5 miles from he suggested her for her first small $10 millioit'in his movie career, later school psychologist and special education specialist, has Call or apply in person 4p.m - Apartments tor Rent collect 9 00 a m to 1 00 p m men from nearby Norton .Air Force Patton State Hospital, but the 1,200- ning It drove me off movie role in 1932. in ' .Night after joking 244-B620 opened offices at 11 Mountain Ave., Bloomfield, to Homes 'rN» Rent (5181 462-4321 Meadows Comilescent Home The lire look every house in the Base were on loot patrol' today patient institution was not m danger Night " "Part ol the loot went for counsel parents of' children with special education - B . >" ess tor Hen' 333 B k h n li SI. EXPERIENCED ______An tqm l Opportunity Emptoyw ______- Resort Property fo» Rent MANCHESTER, CT. N neighborhiKxl MECHANIC - Knowledgeable ^ix firefighters suffered minor in­ Early today, authorities ordered the Raft appeared in 120 films, mostly gambling, part for horses and part problems in the 1930s and 1940s heyday of w •' •Houssksepars 647-9194 in trucks, heavy equipment, jures No deaths were reported evacuation of the .Mount Shadow I,atc Monday, two more brush fires for women The rest I spent The office serves towns in this area. - M sc tor Rent and welding Own tools Com­ gangster movies His trademarks Fire officials could not estimate •Mobile Home V’illage which w-as in erupted in the Lake Elsinore area, foolishly" Mrs. Cohn advises parents, reviews evaluations and AUTOMOTIVE pany benefits, Upton when they might block the fire's the path of the flames about 40 miles.south of San Bernar­ were his slicked back hair, tough-guy He was frequently cast with other acts as an advocate (or clients' children at school Aul'.'S tor Sale IN PROGRAMMER - We have a Construction, 742-6190 spread ^ Several buildings at the old sneer and mobster vocabulary he screen “tough guys'" popular in the meetings in order to obtain the best placement as well as - Trucks tor Sale challenging opportunity for an CARRIERS NEEDED IN dino in Riverside Counly - Heavy Equipment for Salee The shifting, howling winds, drop­ Arrowhead Springs Hotel, now- acquired naturally, growing up in the "30s and '40s, such as Edward G. experience programmer who The wind-swept Grand fire maximum parental participation. MoiorcydesBicycies ANTKIPATION is ambitious, alert, a self MAffiME------ping today to maximum 50 mph headquarters for the' Campus scorched 600 acres ol brush by early Hell's Kitchen in New- York City. Robinson. James Cagney and "Many parents are intimidated and confused by the - Campers-Traiiers-WoDiie starter, and who preferes lo SPEECH CLINICIAN EAST HARTFORD gusts were expected to dimmish Crusade for Christ, were damaged by today and 400 residents in the One of his most famous scenes Humphrey Bogart complex federal and state laws governing Special Educa­ Mpm es work in a small, but Automotive Service OF A LABOR The Manchester Board of tonight It was good news for the the flames made him a star Cast with Paul progressive department. This Lakeland Village and Rancho Unlike the others. Raft was a tion. Although school systems are required to explain to - Autos lor Rent-Lease Education, is seeking a Part Columbus Circle and more than 1.2(K) lederal. state and The fire had been expected to miss Muni in "Scarface ' in 1932. he parents their rights, often more information is needed," position requires a minimun Cabrillo areas were evacuated A genuine hard case who liked to gam­ STRIKE of two years COBOL Time Speech Clinician, local firefighters desperately in need the campus of California State casually flipped a half dollar as Mum Mrs Cohn said \ The Meadows Convalescent effective immediately Michael Avenue Area. nearby blaze, dubbed the Indian fire, ble and chase women His troubles Home IS hiring permanent Programming, consisting of —•— of aerial water drops I'niversity .San Bernardino but a shot him to death w ith a 45. a bit of replacements tor the position of Interested apilieants must had blackened 500 acres of brush with the law ranged from tax evasion Mrs Cohn was for 13 years school psychologist Loif and Found 1 solid experience in the business he thought up himself hfiusekeepers Full benefits and development and modification be both Certified & Licensed to crooked "gambling charges to and special education development specialist with Hart­ uMning Days Call or apply in Main & Willys Street Area. Raft had been hospitalized for two FOUND - While female cat in person ot On-Line Data Base Up-Date as a Speech Clinician in the —•— questioning in the gangland “hit" ford public schools. Programs in a business or weeks last spring for pneumonia and Bolton Center. Call Dave or Meadows Convalesceiit Home State of Connecticut that killed his friend ' Bugsv" Siegel Joan at 649-7714 after 5 p.m financial environment. Data Reagan close-mouthed emphysema and was in and out of 333 B ld tn ll SI. Contact Mr Allan B Silver Lane starting at in 1947 MANCHESTER. CT. Communication and Terminal Chesterton, Direcloi ol hospitals for the last several months , Joins law practice HELP' Have you seen my 647-9194 experience desirable, but not Pupil Personnel Services. Main Street. He was 'a respiratory cripple lor A lormer boxer, he was quick with pure white, double-pawed mandatory Please send your V Male Kitty’ Pine-Ridge resume to Box W. c o Manchester Public Schools, years, " said Dr Rexlord Kennamer. his fists When angered he would take EAST HARTFORD- 45 North School Street, (fcorjze Kafi Vignati Jr has joined his Street vicinity Please call MECHANIC Manchester Herald. Equal on cabinet appointments his physician a swing at his co-stars, but was a Attorney Francis C. anytime. 643-6684 EXPERIENCED IN all Opportunity Employer. Manchester, 06040 Of Call ERNIE He died of emphysema, not father. Attorney Francis :t »,32. cultured, mild mannered man off C.Vignati, in the general phases of truck and auto LOS .ANGELES TT’I ' — Keeping leukemia as has been rtqHirted ' screen. FOUND "Yotlng male orange repair, gas and diesel APPRENTICESHIP EgMl Opgwtwhf InMoitf at 643-8035 practice of law at 49 cat at 7 SalemVRoad. Minimum five years TRAINING. Many fields his Cabinet choices to himself. Connecticut Blvd. Manchester Call 649 experience.-vMusl have own available 17 to 25. H i^ school Ronald Reagan is preparing to spend Attorney Vignati was tools. Start dt $7 00 per hour diploma required. TrTraining his Thanksgiving "holiday with his graduated from East Hart­ LOST - Samyod dog Wht,te AIT fringe Benefits For ap- available with pay in with greengre collar Answers Mechanical Comprehension.ene lamily at his inountaintop ranch near Solons OK ford High School in 1971. M m enTcall 688-7596 SPECIAL "Smoxey" Reward Please' Basic tool knowMge, Basic Santa Barbara H{ attained a bachelor of call 643-2352 anytime Aircraft Maintenance. Must But Reagan s, newlywed WE RE LOOKING FOR TWO son, arts degree in 1975 from seif-motivated Sales People be willing lo re-locate. Call Ronald 22 w-ho is in a New York Fairfield University, and a Partonalt for our Manchester Office. collect 9:00 a m to 1:00 p.m ballet company, and his bride the ..., ^ superfund'* juris doctor degree in 1980 Earnings up to you! Group I. l5iei 462-4321. UNATTACHED? Meet new- former Dona Palmieri, 29, will not from the University of Wolverton Agency, Realtors, / compatible companions in 649-2813 NATIONAL SHOPPING EARN EXTRA MONEY be on hand for the gathering ol the WASHI.NGTO.N lUPli — A key congressman says a Bridgeport School of Law. Manchester area. Lowest SERVICE seeking area clan Senate-passed $1.6 billion "superfund " bill to clean up Attorney Vignati is a cost, elaborate, confidential representative, part time work, irregular basis. Varied FOR CHRISTMAS. WORK Speaking of his son s surprise wed­ toxic waste dumps and chemical spills during the n ^ t member of the American and dignified nationwide Kitchen Halp ding Monday. Reagan told reporters system. Free literature. interesting comparative shop­ five years may need some touching up in the House. Bar Association, the Dating of Prestige, ping No investment. Include 3 OR 4 HOURS A NIGHT. It w-as kind ol an elopement We Alter an all-day debate Monday, the Senate passed the Connecticut Bar Associa­ Williamstown. Mass. 01267. IN' ^hone no. with response. Shop were very happy about it to have it bill by voice vote and sent it to the House. tion, the Hartford County Check P.O. Box 28175 happen ' Rep James Florio, D-.N.J., aJeading House supporter Bar Association and the Halp Wanlad 13 ANTICIPATION AtlanUi, Ga 30328 CALL IVAN AT 647-9946 Reagan ruled out any Cobinel an­ ■ of superfund legislation, told Ufuted Press International, - Connecticut Trial Lawyers nouncements this week, saying. FULL TIME THIRD SHIFT - PART TIME - Your telMhone “I'm happy that a superfund bill has passed the .Senate. Frun«'i» ( i. \ igiiuli Jr. Association. Part time second shift Apply W'e re just narrow-ing down and I OF A LABOR and our customers Please AT THE MANCHESTER That gives us the ability to go forward to perfect the bill . ^ 7-Eleven on Center Street,, call 528-6631 don't want to talk about it until we for passage by Congress this year. " between 7 and 3 act STRIKE EVENING HERALD Although the Senate action ends months of wrangling Named secretary The, Meadows Convalescent DEPENDABLE FACTORY He also said. ' We have a wealth ol NURSES AIDES Positions Home is'hinng permanent HELP WANTED ■ Must work there, the bill is still vulnerable to sudden death in this replacements for the position of CAPRI HARTFORD — Frank C Rogers Jr of Vernon has been available on 7-3, 3-11. 11-7 40 hours The Pilot Company. talent out there ' from which his lameduck congressional session. » shifts Good starting wages xitcherr“+»eio. Full benefits and selections will be made named a secretary in the group division of Aetna Life & training First and second shilts Inc 289-9321 and benefits. Excellent oppor­ Cull or apply m person 2 The House has passed two superfund bills of its own, Casually. The president-elect said he has not tunity to learn nurses aides Meadows Convalescent Home SERVICE STATION one dealing with chemical wastes and the other with oil k V skills We will provide you vet decided whether to make one an­ spills, totaling $2 billion. ZEPHYR A graduate of the University of Connecticut, he joined 333 BldwtII SI. ATTENDANTS wanted Part nouncement, naming all his Cabinet the company in 1956 in the sates section of the group an­ with complete orientation in MANCHESTER. CT time Hours flexable. call 633- The House could accept the Senate bill and send it your position, as well as on the 647-9194 4155 as Richard Nixon did in 1968 or to nuity department and was named assistant superinten­ job training Apply: Riverside straight to the White House or insist on its own legisla­ § dent in 1964, administrator in 1968, assistant secretary in make appointments public as tion, necessitating a House-Senate conference to reach a Health Care Center. 528-2167 decisions are made 1968 and secretary In group pension administration in compromise before it could be sent to President Carter, m o n a r c h Many of the names that have 1971. WOMAN 18 and over to work PUBLIC NOTICE who really wanted a $4.2 billion clean-up fund. He lives at 14 Marjorie Lane. in plastic manufacturing full cropped up in the speculation are Final Senate passage came miniites after approval of CHOICE: and part time shifts. Call 646- All chsrlftbls and non-profit organlistlons wishing to persons who held Cabinet nositions un­ hivw thslr Public Announctmtnls publlshwd IrM in 5 technicial amendments in a 78-9 test vote. Sen. Jennings 2920 between 10:00 a m. and der former F^residents Nixon and Randolph. D-W.Va., said the size of that vote made CAPRI ^ ZEPHYR if MONARCH 4:00 p.m this spacs art urgwd to contaci Jow MeCtvanaugh, Gerald Ford ... one low price ... Ganwral Managar ol Rsgal Mutflwrs ot ManchMitr. OlRK another roll call vote superfluous, and asked lor the un­ Bank stock dividend FULL TIME BABYSITTER Spact will Oa allolad on a llrit coma. Aral tarvad Oaala. Among those who have been men­ recorded voice vote. tioned are George Shultz, former NEEDED for 9 month old in­ The chemical industry would finance 87,5 percent of the fant in Manchester or East Nixon Treasury secretary, said to be MANCIIESTFK — The Board of Directors of $1.6J}illion superfund through a series of tax deductible Manchester State Bank at its November meeting Hartford area Call 289-0865 the frontrunner for secretary of after 6:00 p.m., or weekends R e g a l fees, with the balance made up by federal tax revenues. declared a 25 cent per share, stock dividend, The dividend state, and William Simon. Ford U r tifltr m m-eniefii'c Htiinn with n tuptrw r produt l- The Senate approved an amendment by Sen. Jessef was declared to each stockholder pi record.as of Dec. 1, SALESWOMAN for retail •q CQ 646-2112 . Pleasant Surrou Treasury secretary and expected to Helms, R-N.C., that would stop the industry fees when 1980, payable Jan. 12, 198U fabric store. 'Part time with be named to 4hat post again ^6295 0 0 * 1 ai> In I u ( M> , Attractive plus V insurance the Treasury certified it had collected $1.38 billion from some experience necessary. M A IN S I . tv 11* tA 1 Ml 1 |A Reagan and his wife will fly by chemical firms. M oil hove only 8000 »o 12000 miles' Ford Mofof Co Retail experience preferred .paid ute. Hes'td & e„gibie helicopter today to Rancho del Cielo, Apply So-Fro Fabrics, Burr The superfund would be used -to clean up abandoned extended warfonly ol 12 mos of 12,000 ntiles their 688-aCre spread overlooking the Corner Shopping Center, 1151 hazardous Waste dumps such a s ^ e one under the Love o vailable M ost equipped A-tlh oif (o-uiilioM nuto Pitney-Bowes payput Pacific Ocean to spend the holiday Tolland Turnpike. Canal subdivision in upstate New York and spills of toxic motic 1fQ/s> power steefiny, power broken rear Manchester. and will not return to Los Angeies un­ w indow d^^ffosler A M 'F M slerei) whilewolls, & substances. ^ board ol directors of Pitney Bowes til Friday STAMFyiliitu xft ^ cents trom 35 cents a share the Thanksgiving gifts Oil spills would not be covered and victims would not sp

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I’m the youngest, and I think being the youngest is 20 Printer's N 1 L 1 M E £ E A 19 New Deal an advantage. Sure. I got plenty of hand-me-downs, but they Pritcllla’t Pop — Ed Sullivan messure (pl.| N E 0 F 1 E T 8 o' N 8 21 Sky project (abbr) Business & Service OH.jJT’J 5BE...TBC WHEEi., h n e w were mostly good as new and I was always the best-dressed 8 8 T E 2,11 T N T H W AT '5 23 Tibetan monk 21 Hexes kid in my class. F=" PiPB, AOBiCULTUPE, WHAT PIP SCU SOAETHING TXATS NICE .' A BO)4 O F 26 Mom's mate 22 Hammer \ w i t h Yo u ? Since I was the last one to leave horde, I was treated like 23 Waste 36 Armenian BUV EMILV F=OR SHE'S NEEPEP WHAT WAS IT? TONGUE 27 Metal deposit an only child and got plenty of attention and love. Because 31 Bstter (comp 24 Put up stake mountain 46 Food dom esticated HER BfRTHCWr’? FOR A LONG VME. my folks were much better off financially after my brothers 7 PEPRES90RS. wd) 25 Average 39 Acrid 48 Information and sisters left home, they were able lo do more for me than 7 ^ 33 Noble gas 28 Just 42 In that place bureau (abbr) a n i m a l s , a ^ they did for the others. 34 Remain on the 29 Active person 43 Capital of 49 Same (Fr) feet 30 Inner (prefix) Also, I had plenty of examples to follow. My parents were Tibet 50 Trudge W p iT T E W ^ 35 Layed off 32 Palladium more relaxed and made fewer mistakes raising me than 44 Over (G er) 52 Perch raising the older ones. I honestly can’t think of any 36 Dispatched 33 Greek letter L.ANDUA 6 E... disadvantages in being the youngest. 37 Seize 37 Required 45 Cattle (arch) 54 Glide on snow 40 Stable device LUCKY IN NEW CASTLE 1 3 / ■ ^ - 41 Impotent 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 1 12 44 Hawaiian iliS, 13 14 ;& isL instrument 47 Moor PalnllnB-Paparlng 32 Building Contracting 33 19 16 S»nlC»t Ott»r»d 31 S tn lc a t OHared 31 DEAR ABBY: I think being the oldest child is definitely 46 Baseball ^ixUkwMAA. 17 Antiquaa 48 Apartmanta For Bant 53 Olticaa-Sloraa lor Rant 55 A u fo i For Sala 61 the hardest — especially when there are only two iri the II-as official (abbr) 19 20 VINYL REPAIR BRICK. BLOCK. STONE ■ INTERIOR P.AINTING — SESI8R— family and they’re both ftoys. 51 Opinionated 1 1 Fireplaces Concrete AM) H ALLPAPERINC KITCHENS MANCHESTER MAIN MANCHESTER ■ Retail, 1972 FORD F 250 . 4x4 Over­ I'm the oldest, and when a fight breaks out between me 53 Ornamental r Cliptain Easy — Crooks A Lawrance Chimnev Repairs "No Job tuft 24 Duality professional work at OMltoil v t J.a. LawH a ton STREET, 2 room apartment. storage and or manufacturing sized tires Sunroof. Carpeted And my brother. I’m always blamed. They say, "You’re older 23 25 26 28 29 30 SERVICE Tih) Small Call 644-8356 lor reasonable prices Fully in­ Cabinets. Vantities. For: Heat hot water, appliances, no space 2,000 square feel to 50.- Stereo Best otter. 633-3984 and you should know hotter." 55 Undivided estimates yOU'Vft 60TTA you OOT ANV (DBA , JUST STAY PUT, PODNBR- 56 Arctic 31 1 ■ sured Free estimates G. L mica Counter Tops, LACE. LINENS AND pets, security. Telephone 523- 000 feel Very reasonable. Being the oldest means that you start out being an only WE CAN FIX ANY LOVELY THINGS Fur­ 1979 CHEVETTE - 2 door, Be FUNNINI’ M B - HOW MANY H0MBKE9 / AND DON'T INTERFERE! inhabitant McHugh 643-9321. Display and Book Cases 7047. Brokers Protected. Call child, then all of a sudden you've got to share your parents 34 ■1 RI0HT.KIP? WOUND UP IN BOOT C&M TREE SERVICE Free niture. frames and fancy Heyman Properties at 1-226- automatic transmission, am- and divide everything with another child. And the baby gets 57 Idled VINYL MATERIAL Kitchen Cabinet Fronts HILL 'CAUSE THE/ 56 Bred estimates, discount senior things Come see at the Red fm radio, rust proofing 27,000 36 ■37 36 1 .0 1206 more attention just because he's little and cute and helpless. Colonial Reproductions In FOUR ROOM APARTMENT FIBBEREP I WOULDWT citizens Company Goo^e Farm Antiques. Goose miles Asking (4200 Ca'all 646- It's only normal to be jealous of him. THROW l e a p t Solas, chairs, car tops - Third floor Appliances. (250 DOWN 1 ■ Manchester owned and Palming-Paparing 32 Wood Custom Lane. Coventry Open 8397, belween 9 a m and 9 luggage, etc Central location. Adults only. Being older means having more responsibility, like o(M-rated Call 646-1327 Woodworking Bring Us Weekends 10:00 a m to 5 00 pm 44 No pets Security Lease looking after my little brother. My parents give me the job. 1 Mountain 45 .. 49 50 • Free Estimates p m Phone 742-9137 PROFESSIONAL PAINTING Your Plan, or Ideas and References Call 647-1876. but they don’t give me the authority to do any hitting. pass in India CONSTRI CTION BRICK - OFFICE STORAGE FOR 1976 PLYMOUTH VOLARE 2 51 152 53 ■54 • Prompt Service • Interior and exterior Let s Us Quote F ree after 5 00 p m All colors Glazed Block, PAINTER. PLUMBER. door, vinyl roof, automatic If I could choose. I would be the youngest. 2 Skinny (ish Commercial and residential F-stimates 55 originally cost $2 to 44 each ELECTRICIAN, etc Heal, transmission, AM-FM radio RICKY IN KANSAS CITY 3 Comrade 59 643-6542 Free estimates Fullv . in­ B48-M98 4 Mountain near Joint reinforcement Call sured 646-4879 tVanfed fo Bug 49 MANCHESTER NEW FIRST lights, parking, central Call 649-3743 57 58 evenings. 649-56.35. dr 643-9508 FLOOR one bedroom apart­ Lease .Securilv deposit Keith PAINTING - INTERIOR AND B uild : Contracting 33 ANTIQUES WANTED to be ment All appliances wail-to- Real Estate 646-4126 CAMARO 1978 - Automatic, a CAN WE HELP YOU? VOCNG MOTHER will take EXTERIOR. Paperhanging sold on consignment at wall carpeting Ceramic file, 305 V-8 Stereo cassette, air, DEAR ABBY: The middle child definitely gets the worst It VOUcan walk on it we ran rare of children weekdays, un­ F-xperienced. references Ser­ FARRAND REMODELING • Talcottville Church Bazaar bath (325 per month Michelin radials (4200 Call of it. If the oldest accomplishes something, it’s a big deal (■over It' til 3 00 p m in my ving Willimantic. Cabinets, Roofing, Gutters. Saturday. December 6th For Utilities not Included Call Wantad lo Rant 57 643-7567 because it's the first time. Same with the youqgest, because C arp •IIP,: hardwood Manchester home Call 643- Manchester. Bolton. Coven- Room Additions. Decks. All information, call Ruth Ann Peterman Really 649-9404 or "the' baby is growing up." Allay Oop — Dava, Graua 2023 Eaton. 646-1553 or Doris r e s 11 enr Itoor.v slate trv Columbia. Tolland areas types of Remodeling and 646-1171 THREE BEDROOM 1966 LINCOLN Good condi­ When the middle does it -- nothing. It's neither the firs't Dridqe Gorsch. 646-3244 tion. and Reo 2 horse power nor the last. ceramic tile ELITE TILE: W’ J Grillo 423-6582 Repairs Free estimates Ful­ APARTMENT -Will pay (270 CERTIFIED DOG ly insured Phone 643-6017 MANCHESTER COZY 3 monthly Will pav own snow blower Best offer Call The middle child is second in everything. Never first. 871-7470 C.RIHIMER All breeds Call PA IN TIN G BY CRAIG ROOMER. lots of utilities Call 649-3377 Mother 649-0801 Do you know what it feels like to ^ introduced by your for an appointment 528-5903 OGDEN Interior and LEON CIEZSYNSKI extras under (175 Locators. plus two school age children^ parents? It goes something like this: "This is our oldest. And ______Oswald Jacoby and Alan Sontag______Exterior Specialist' Fully In­ BUILDER New homes, ad­ Fee 236-5646 Rent guaranteed 976 CUTLASS TBar. aircon- this IS our youngest And the other one is Kathy.” You feel RE WEAVING BERN REMODELING kitchens, RENTALS HOLES Zipjiers. umbrellas sured F'ree Estimates Call ditions. remodeling, rec dmtming. Am-Fm radio CB like nothing. bathrooms ceramic tile, anytime. 649-8749 ^ rooms, garages, kitchens MANCHESTER CARPETED radio Kevstone Mags Asking repaired window shades counter tops block tile floors. ••••••#••••••••••••••••••• I'm sure parent^don't realize they do this. Maybe this will Alternate approach found Venetian blinds Kevs TV remodeled, ceilings, bath tile, Rooms for Rant 52 2 bedroom apartment Kids (2.200 Call 649-5116 help. Call 646-.3U46 EXTERIOR PAINTING dormers, roofing Residential o k Modern Kitchen (200's FOR RENT Marlow s 867 AUTOMOTIVE A MIDDLE NOTHING We aren't going to get into Mam Si reel 649-5221 experienced college student or commercial 649-4291 MATURE MALE ROOM (15 lx)calors. Fee 236-5646 1972 CHEVROLET IMP.ALA WESTBROOK DRV WALL Quality work Very Good running condition (450 any discussion of the bidding Female, mature (20 Non- DEAR ABBY I'm the youngest in a family of five Three notrump is a fairly nor­ COMrANV established in Auto Parts For Sala 60 Call 649-3868 a fte r 4 30 CERAMIC FIRING Discount reasonable prices Call Mike. Haating-Plumbing 35 smokers Live-in Rclercnc'-s THREE BEDROOM children. When our mother died at 77. she left a houseful of mal final contract, although 1 9 4 9 sh e e t r o c k ■ 569-3458 or J69-4945 weekdays and all day Satur­ NORTH 11 25 80 rates Quick service Call 643- One must have license, plus APARTME.NT - (385 monthly lovely antique furniture, plus enough silver, linen and china ♦ 7 five or even six diamonds Specializing in ceiling and NO JOB TOO SMALL ■ Toilet few errands and meals 649- Includes Heat, hot water On DUNLOP WHITE .WAU.S - day 2543 walls No job too big or too to open a store. She also left some valuable heirloom jewelry. vakb might be reached by some repairs, plugged drains, 5459 bus line Call 649-1749 Snow tires P-225-75 R 15 players Five diamonds will small 643-02.37 LEE PAINTING Interior Si 1970 MALIBU, good running She didn’t leave a will, but guess who got first crack at ♦ a 109 8 52 LAWNMOWERS kitchen faucets replaced, Steel Belted Radials Used 2 everything? 410 5 3 make Exterior 'Check mv rate MANCHESTER - Excellent .MANCHESTER Five rooms months Excellent condition' condition .Needs work must REI’AIRFID 15 Sr t itizen Bi-M TREE SERVICE where repaired, rec rooms, Mother's first tK>rn daughter, of course. WEST Nevertheless, you are in before vou decorate ' Depen­ bathroom remodeling, heat furnished room for on first floor of Duplex (125 647-9522 sell (300 Call 647-9959 after 6 EAST Discount' Free pick up and I'REHI MF;ND0CS service is dable Fullv insured 646-1653 GYPPED IN JOPLIN. MO. 4AQI0 54 «98S2 three notrump. Your jack of deliverv' Expert service modernization, etc M i M gentleman No kitchen Carpeted and applianced No pm ______q______Tha Flintatonaa — Hanna Barbara Productiona spades wins the first trick guaranteed Stump grinding Autos For Sale 61 ▼ 94 2 ▼ 10 7 3 ec o n o m y LAWNMOWER plumbing St Healing 649-2871 privileges Convenient loca­ u tilitie s No p e ts (260 DEAR ABBY: You ask, "Is it better lo be the youngest, ♦ 64 over East's eight, and you SPFXIAL WINTFni RATES tion (35 weekly 649-4003 monthly Call 739-4 1 1 3 1970T)LDSMOBILE 88 Fair ♦ K73 647-3660 Free estimates Fully in­ GEORGE N CONVERSE middle or eldest child?” Strange you should ask. ♦ J72 4K64 start to look for nine tricks Flooring 36 between 6 00 and 9 00 p m WE PAY TOP PRICES for condition Good winter car WHV DON'T sured References Senior Painting and paperhanging I hove three sisters and two brothers — all older, married ...'CUZ THEV'KE VEAH, AND- A successful diamond LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING - wrecked and junk cars A i B (350 or best offer Call 649-1593 WE JU ST OUT OF t h e y k n o w SOUTH finesse will pul you in clover, Citizens discounts 643-7285 Thirty, vears experience and living lives of their own. I've never been married and «KJ3 Telephone 643-2804 FLOORSANDING St Pleasant rooms for REDECORATED PARK Auto Salvage, used auto parts after 5 p m probably never will be HAVE A SEASON, IT T O O - but if East has the king he will Call Tonv 646-6223 ?Q J05 REFIMSHING floors like gentlemen Share complete CHESTNUT CONDOMINIUM I’m home canng for my mother who is 88 and has been an PUCK THIS DU/iA/Vty LOOK.'/ return his partner's suit and B-B CPHOLSTERV Custom ANTH.lOCE APPRASIALS - new' Specializing in older home, with kitchen privileges - 2 bedrooms References MUSTANG 1974 F our THANKSGIVING'?'?! ♦ QJ the hand will collapse Work Free Estimates Will Red Gixise Farm Antiques cylinders Automatic Stereo invalid for 19 years, and my father who is 90 and blind. You 4AQ9B Keep Smilinfi floors Natural and stained Call after 6 00 p m , 646-3251 Security (400 monthly Call may sign me. "The youngest.” or . . . < paA C < !! Can you get to game with pick up and deliver Please offers a Complete Appraisal Re Happy floors No waxing anymore' 649-308^ eight track Air Power Vulnerable: Both the diamond finesse a loser'’ call 646-2161 alter 4 Oo p rn Service Call 742-9137 John Verfaille. 646-5750 Apartmanta For Rant 53 steering brakes (1.600 or best 53 AND TRAPPED Oii/ic,'^' Dealer North You are sure of one spade MANCHESTER Three room WA.NTEI) JUNK AND LATE offer 568-1875 If you hale to write letters because you don't know r/ four hearts and two aces Can VERNON - Near 86, luxury apartment Heal hot water MODEL WRECKS • CaQi what to say. get Abby's booklet: "How to Write West North E ^t Sooth you find two more tricks out­ Condo Appliances (345 Electricity Appliances Paid Call Parker Street Us«I Letters for All Occasions." Send $1 plus a long, !♦ Pass 3 NT side the diamond suit^ Auto Parts. Inc 649-3391 Pass Pass Pass monthly Securilv, References No pels (285 646: Trucks tor Sala 62 stamped (28 cents), self-addressed envelope to: Abby Look at the clubs Go to Halp Wanted references. Call 423-127, 4fe- 3167 , 228-3540 Letter Booklet, 1.12 Dr., Beverly Hills, Calif. 90212. dummy. Lead a club. Finesse 13 A rtlc l0$ tor S a lt 41 1974 SUBARU - Good condi REAL ESTATE MISC. FOR SALE 3923 1972 FORD PICK UP BODY your nine. It loses to the jack. tlon Front wheel drive (1800 Mifaybe a ...... West leads a diamond ONE SET 6 50-15 Snow Tires FURNISHED two bedroom (175 Can be seen at Hulls Opening lead:45 GLASTONBURY iSOUTHi two bath Condo Balcony negotiable Telephone 643- Rise with dummy's ace and Cooks Homes For Sale 23 Aiilcles tor Sale 41 mounted (30 One only 6 50-15 6785. or 659-1723 Auto Bodv. Bolton Or call lead the 10 of clubs Now you snow tire mounted (10 One Half of exceptional new Pool .Sauna Games rooms 646-1337 Duplex Features carpeting, (420 a month Call 633-0190 Tha Born Loaar — Art Banaom have your eighth and ninth (iLASTONBTRY Three Delco 6 volt balterv never 1968 DART 1969 CHARGER PstroQroph tricks IN bedriHjm Split Lanel with two used (40 742-7742 excellent closets, dishwasher, FORD F 150 Four Wheel By Oswald Jacoby dispose- all. self cleaning SIX ROOM DUPLEX 318 Three speed Posi rear Suppose West held both full baths, appliances, acre Drive 1977 Silver 4 speed, 351 C T73 and Alan Sontag king and jack of clubs’’ You oven private basement with Available January 1st end .Needs some work Best laOSEDTHE ANTiaPATION WfKHled lot. screened summer ALl'MINl'M Sheets used as offer over (400 871-7385 engine Excellent condition move. would be sunk without a trace, house walking distance to printing plates. 007 thick laundry hookups. Dz baths, Residential neighborhood On (4000 firm Call 643-8142 after % u r AMES (March 21-AprM 19) Situ­ C O tX O iW E D 7 but you had 3-1 odds in your deck, neighborhood setting, busline Yard Attic Base­ We are indebted to Arthur golf course $76 900 Peterman Wx28‘j , 25 cents each or 5 BANK REPOSSESSIONS • 6 pm ations where you can uae your 'll n n 0RAW6R OU/WV Weinstein and the American favor The diamond finesse OF A LABOR Agency 649-9404 649-4844 for$l Phone 643-2711 Must be SOFA - 90 " while Brocade minutes to Hartford (525 ment No pets Relcrences ‘Birthday organizational ar>d managWial was only even monev Down filled loose cushions monthly 633-4566 Broker Security 646-7967 1977 Plymouth Sport Fury sklUa will be the ones where Bridge Teacher's Association picked up before 11am (2300 1976 Dodge Charger 1965 DODGE - Half-Ton Pick- TIBAW DTT for today's hand I NEWSF’APER ENTERp'riSE .SSSN ONLY Call 646A)495 Up Good condition (250 100 you're likety to get your best STRIKE KXK( TTIVK HOL'SE ■ Special Edition (2500 1973 results today. LOCKBO '■“H MeadCMAS Co*^va esce'“ Contemporary Calhederal FOUR ROOM TOWNHOUSE MANCHESTER One and two French Road. Bolton 643- Novsmbf M, lito Two bedrooms, l ‘z baths, bedroom deluxe apartments GMC Jimmy Utility Truck TAU9IU8 (AprM 20-May 20) ceilings Three _ bathrooms P(X;)L- 24 X 4 . 7 ft deep 5671 Artistic or creative touchM you ADTOifiAAritiALLV' rk.-ar.p'- **-!s 'O' *''p pos t o * ■ basement, new appliances, (2300 1969 A.MC Ambassador • ‘ f De-p'is P'S'SO­ Walk in ( luseis Nine rooms F’erflex filter. 8 x 12 deck and townhouses throughout This coming year you are likety add to your work today will give carpeting (425 Henry Agen­ the town of Manchester Coun­ (500 The above mav be seen lo be luckier than in the past with <2e T A KEY' S' "s Cai O' d:.p . 2355 square feel living area 2 $500 00 or best offer 568-7317 BRASS FIREPLACE at the Savings Rank of that which you do lr>dlvldu^lty. P'SO'- Car garage For sale or rent cy. 644-2525 try living and e a s y Involvements you have with large What others pro;duce wlU pale Iri Ha |l 0 SCREEN St ACCESSORIES ■ Manchester 923 Main Street organizatlont or compahies. Meadows Convalescent Horne Kvemngs 649-5635. or 643-9508 Please call 646d)495 assessabilily to everything" comparison. 333 Bidwoll SI VER.NON One bedroom Con­ Domato Enterprises 646-1021 I'z YARD SANDER lor pick Your charKes for movlr>g up the OEMINI ( M n 21-June 20) Your Our Boarding Houaa MANCHESTER CT •••••••••••••••••••••••••• PLYMOUTH FURY II • up 1962 Jeep. 4x4 new motor, ladder could occur before your bright attitude and pleaaant per­ 1 1 ^ CD NOHTHFIKU) GREKN ★ USED DESK TOP SCOTT 3 D do with appliances, carpeting. next birthday C '«a N«A ■ « ito« ' 647.9194 OFFICE DESKESK - 60 ' x 30 Now available (340 per month H om es for Rant 54 Excellent condition' .Must be paint, plow 1971 International sonality are great aaaets you can MANCHESTER • Beautifully Wood and chrome Excellent COPIER - (200 Call 871-9308. seen lo be appreciated Call 4x4. plow Please call 643-1942 SAOfTTAIMUS (Nev. 23-Oec. 21) use today to sway auppo^ers to plus utilities Call T J If you feel you are capable of Winihrop — Dick Cavalli decorated 8 room Town condition' Call 646-0495 Monday thru Friday 9 lo 5 -.'.577* 643-9729. if no answer please your cause Be your beeming AW VCRP, IM JVERWHELA1EP the same To YO U 1 I "House 3 bedrooms 2‘? baths, EAST HARTFORD HOUlyE teckling something today that Is seif Newly decorated T return call a shade larger than your normal BY X7UR (SENERJ^lTV,' I < ■ AN' A ST A C K OF N' HSKS •MI)P:S Full and rec room fully applianced FIREWOOD' Fireplace or Nulirr ha * rtaltliar* CANCER (Jurte 21-Juty 22) Your SCREENED LOAM - Gravel. protect, the aignala you are get- TtXlR TROUBUE IS HAP NO IPEA TH A T YOU ) OATAL06S AIN'T MV pdPt iimt' p<»situms dVdildblf kitchen Economical gas heal slovelength Seasoned or' MANCHESTER Sunny three bedrooms with baseme;T I possibilities for acquisition are y o u 'r e s o B P R IN It r HOPE HE D oeeN 'r Processed Gravel Sand, I g are accurate ones Find out PLANNEP AN ENRPWMENTI J , IDEA OF MEETIN' Central air Front porch and 3 roomer .New decor and Carpets Garage Just (37!175 ' very promising today. Two things ViXI'RE DULL, VAF1P... T H A T ... ? ? REAABWBER ANyTHINtS- tin dii shifts Supplement your Slone, and Kill For deliveries green Unsplit, 2‘i cords. t tiuri lit rf*.t)rjU' t .>1 .l.-a.d-.-.l more of what lies ahead for you the standard.' inc'inn' Hoiiddvs are romin^ naiio To many extras to list’ |190 Cut to length, split in more Under (170 236-5646 236-5646 Locators Fee on which you have been working UMINTERESriNiS-. WHEN HE WAi UP. call George Grilling, 742-7886 Locators, small fee M.ini Ih-- II.iu V^iliidin L In the year following your birth­ should begin to produce a profit. BUT I mu$t warn YiPu th a t Pifdse dpplv in person Maple Must be seen’ fxiw 70s '742- half and quartera. 2'z cords day by ser>dlr>g for- your copy of VERNO.N HOME Carpeted NoIm. ..I Mr.inntf lutli^f 1)1 the ( tiuri of Probdif LEO (July 28-Aug. 22) Enthusi­ yi^u 'l l ^ t i u have To m e e t View Manor 856 Maple 8836, or 646*4493 anytime No (240 Also 4 foot lengths, un- Histrifi III Mdni ht'Mvr di d h«‘dnn^ Aatro-Graph. Mail $1 for each to FOR SALE Couch end VERNON - Free hot water, 3 four roomer New decor All {.iljl4-«tl Thmiux II Cnild deifusefl asm to participate In things you V THE 6AME 5TANPARP5 OVER 'EM , Street HiKkv HiU agents splil. 2'j cords (165 Free Mi'lil nn Nim-mbvr 17 lySOordered ihdt Astro-Qra^, Box 489. Radio are doing will be aroused in oth­ tables, chair. T V antenna, rooms with major appliances modern (375 236-5646 1‘ursu.int to .in onlir ol Hon Millidni A6 EVERYONE ELBE.' WEASEL'. Delivery within 10 mile I'. Kil/ttcrjld .)utl(!v Nu\etnlM*r dll 4ldim> inuM bf pra'fwnied In the City Station. N Y. 1CKMQ Be sure ers today. You know how lo rotor J95 72 West Street (200's 236-5646 Lorators. Locators Fee iidmurv on nr bt-lnro Februdr\ 17 to specify birth date IT S A THRE-f:;^* BEDROOM Saturday. 9 00 a m to 11 00 radius Cash. .No Checks IK IKHii .1 ht'dnni: uili bo held un jn make your Intereata appear very BOOKFKFKK KnowU*d^je in TH.ARMF^R F ireplaced Prompt Deliverv Call 871- small fee .ipplfidiion (ii.ivin^ lor aiiihuriU to IWH or b<‘ lurn-d ds h\ lau provided CAPmeOfIN (Dec 22-Jan. 19) appealirv r ip -j f f ; accounts receivable and a m TWO BEDROOM CAPE IN Sht’rrie 1 .^ndr-rson Joint ventures should prove for­ VIRGO (Aug. 21-Sepl.* 22) Be living HKim Formal dining 8291 hold dll dui'tion in ortliT ii> soil uoridin tunate today, particularly if you (ollectiun experience Applv ONE BEDROOM East Hartford near Pratt St \ nnI i lerk secretive today shout both your riMim 2 car garage Screened ri'dl «'stdt4‘ liK dted in Hdid Mdnrhchier are involved with one who Is as U INF Radio Jeff Jacop-S 64fi- imrch Asking high $60s B W DARK LOAM DELIVERED - APARTMENT Heat and hoi Whitney Available December .IS in sdtd a|ipli( dlion on (ite more lull\ The I iducuin ix financial and domasllc sltua- 5 yards. (50 plus tax Also serious and ambitious as you ilona. All will go well if you don't 12^10 K o K Really 647-1419 EHO water No appliances (300 1st (400 per iponlh Security .ippedrs dt the Court ol frobute on Mjr\ l-rdhtT akd are sand, gravel and stone 643- monthly Security 646-2426 and references 875-7702 lleietnbei H dt 'i .10 |> in Mdr\ H Kraher broedeesi whit's occurring. AOUARIU8 (Jan. 20>Feb. 19) URRA (Sepl. 22^>cl. 22) In your 9504 :BI I’.irUT Si e llkea to feel appreciat­ daalinga with pals today, don't FHRISTM.^S Sell Avon part size, ideal for spare or cot­ weekdays VERNO.N HOME Two < lerk Mjm hi'vier (T iibiBu ed You have the knack of mak­ To/\ tastefully • decorated n’l: It put material things above* lime f ail 523-^401 three bedroom Colonial tage Chaise Chair for two, fur bedrooms Basement and gar­ "■;t li ing thoae with whom you're friendship. Build upon that \ Levy’s Law — James Schumeisler Fireplace in living room upholstery Reasonable Call MANCHESTER TWO age plus m o re'(325 l/H-alors, Involved feel very importam can neither be stolen r>or corrp M RSKS VlIiFS :M1 and H- Buitl-in hutches in dining 643-5753 BEDROOM, furnished apart­ Fee 236-5646 today Solid relationshipa will ed result. SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) 7 VSffKJdVs and weekends room F^al-in kitchen and FOR SALE Csed non-slate ment Each bedroom has / SINCE I'M 6 0 N 6 ID BE ^ / IT CANT BE \ / ANN, HOW POES \ Nu I'Xperience necessarv V^e separate private bath Quiet MANCHESTER HOME Notice of Receipt PI8CE8 (Feb. 28-March 20) Where your goals are lofty and enclosed porch Full attic ptxil table with assessories M usical Inatrumanta 44 There is substantial opportunity 1 . BE7KS STEP-MOM. H i 1 ’MOM' BECAUSE | / BUT “POOWE* \ I ’AUNTIE-MOMMY' I oiler 35cp»*r hour weekend Sauna, pool, exercise room sparkling 3 bedroom Kids and noble you'll find that you are 1 VfE'EE'TEYINGTD RNDA IJ 1 SHE HAS ONE. 7 IS -TOO MOPERN, Furnace recently serviced Good condition (150 643-2230 for Design Approval around you at this time where much luckier than usual today. V 6RAB YOU? / diltcreniial above your h'lurlv Close to schools, bus con- PLAYER PIANO FOR SALE .New Condition (440 per pelIs 0 k (325 Locators, Fee your work or career is Unselfish gestures tend to work SHE CAN CALL ME J f ' ^ / L "TOO CASUAL. / \^d)2e Mothers Here s an op- viences Very reasonable at ■ Case has been refinished month 646-0505 23f36-5646 In accordance with the provisions of Section 128. Title 23, U S concerned. Perform as If the for your ultimate good. (£6 PROPPING porlumry to supplement your $54 9CX) f all today to see this SNOW BLADE lor truck or (650 Call 649-1955 after 6 00 Code as prescribed in the Federal-Aid Highway Program boss Is watching your every (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN I OUT-EARLY = l.ifnils in<-ome by working home With agent’ Pal Craig-. jeep 7G ft long Call 646-1418 p m DUPLEX Kitchen with THREE BEDROOM HOUSE, vLeF-kend'. at Riv^-rside Health appliances. Self cleaning modern bath and kitchen with Manual, Volume 7. Chapter 5. Section 5 dated Dwember 30, 289-6881 or 569-4617 1974. the Department o( .Transportation has received design ap­ SM« OlancM — QU Pox fare Tenter Ue offer paid Sporting Goods .46 oven, and dish washer Sliding cabinets Stove, refrigerator proval from the Federal Highway Administration lor the Mck davs paid holidays 2 Business Property 26 NEW QUEEN SIZE glass doors to deck I'z baths Basement, garage (350 1 it / reconstruction of Adams Street. The project was presented at a Aef'Kh vacation after 1 year W'ATERBED Never opened TWENTY THREE FOOT Living room with fireplace monthly, no kids, no pels Call Bugs Bunny — Heimdahl A Stoffel paid Blue Cross Blue Shield, PENN-YAN Sport Fisherman and air conditioner, w-w 649-3050 design public heagng held on August 28,. 1980 in the Senior MANCHESTER Retail 10 year warranty Walnut \\ Ul ) >/ / 1 t j free major medical disability storage ancF or manufacturing stained pine frame, deck Sedan Hard top Excellent carpeting Two bedroom Citizen Center. Manchester. Connecticut and Jife insurance with pro­ space 2,(XXJ square feet to 50,- pedestal mattress, liner, condition New electric trim Basement with washer and SUMMIT STREET, / S I CMtROPRACTOR I iL U ( ^ ^ 1 / ^ ® rated benefits for part lime dryer hook-up (450 monthly The limits of reconstruction are from 300 feel south of the OUO square feet Very heater Originally (330 Now labs VHF CB Cutty Cabin MANCHESTER 2H EXAMWIN6 L 2 _ ) I 1 ( employees Apply Riverside 649-79-7105...... alter 5 p m bedrooms Appliances in­ existing bridge over the Hockanum River and extending — __ __rn reasonable Brokers (199 563-0073 Rocky Hill with head Owner bought ROOM Health Tare Tenter 745 Mam oroiected Call Heyman larger boat Call 742-8537 after cluded (400 monthly. Call 413- northerly 2.045 feel to a point just south of the New State Road Short Riba — Frank Hill Street. Fast Hartford • Properties. 1-226-1206 MUST SELL, MOVING TO 5 00 p m FOUR ROOM APARTMENT 782-2467 alter 6:00 p m Intersection, including the replacement of the existing bridge FLORIDA, air-condilioners, Second floor, appliances, cen­ This proposal is being recommended under the Urban Systems S IE H . V O U O O A /r WOU ABE A HANDSOME, ITS JUST THAT THE y o i : n (; m a n with M E E D A N E W manchf:s t e r up to 5.000 color 25" RCA TV excellent A ntiquaa 48 tral location, no pets, securi­ BOLTON Scenic Lakefront. program, a federal, state and local cooperative effort toward OIGNIPIED MAN. v ^ ^ e S c a S L ^ . . . SEBRS HATE NOUS MKTHAMCAL ’ Furnished two bedroom square feel zoned, light in­ condition Kitchen table and ty. lease, references (325 Vou RADIATE ^ S I D E S . KXF^h'.RIKNCK to work full Call 649-3340 before 7:00 p.m house (400 monthly. improved circulation and safety in urban areas. The project is .iSHACISMA. dustry Heavy exposure to chairs, baby crib, garden WANTED. Antique Furniture, identified by stale project number 76-136 and Federal project lime m Service Station Call traffic IxK-ated Flast .Middle tools, 5 gal wet and dry December through May 646- TV 646-2899 Glass, Pewter, Oil Paintinjgs number IXM-2265(1) Turnpike Available im- vacuum Lawn mower, or Antique Items H FEMALE ROOMATE MID­ 3538 after 6:00 p m. TWENTIES WANTED to medialelv Call Mr Derosa, .mechanical tools, books, Harrison Telephone 643-8709 The public hearing transcript, togg^er with other data perti­ DISHWASHFlRS Mature per­ 646-1698 ■ power saw, hedge trimmer share duplex Glastonbury St Olficaa-Sloraa to r Rant 55 sons lor full time and part nent to the development of the project, will be. available etc Call 649-7057 THE PACK RAT • Antiques St Hebron area. Must be neat lime positions 5 dishwasfung avs 12 Pels considered Rent OFFICE, STORE St STUDIO - (through project completion) for inspection and copying in the positions are available. Per­ Houaahold Goods 40 Collectibles. Open Sundays 12 TREDLE SEWING to 5 40 Fiore Road, off negotiable Call alter 6 p.m , Excellent location. Good traf­ Town Clerk's office, Manchester, Connecticut Monday through son must be; reliable and MACHINE, perlecl con­ 85. Bolton 228-3560 fic exposure surrounded by Frld"y. 8:30 a m to 5:00 p.m.. as well as at the Municipal \V£LL, CON t JUST, willing to wor’k every other dition Ca II 64^7057 four banks Rent includes Systems Section office of the Department of Transportation C ^ O O O - weekend Flxrelienl insuranre WEST CENTER STREET 2 heal, parking and janitor Call hK’ated at 160 Rascone Place, Newington, Connecticut, Monday STA'NIP 'T H E ff£ /V y * benefits sink time holiday A N T IQ U E S St natohar’a l.andlna FHIGIDAIRE • 17 cubic foot BEDR(X)M SET Queen Size COLLECTIBLES - Will bedroom efficiency apart­ 649-53M. through Friday. 8:30 a m to 4:00 p.m U N TIE M E and vavation time and good Copper tone refrigerator Bed. with mattress and purchase outright or sell on ment with stove and .starting wages Apply River­ Vou SHOULDNT \ 1 KNOU. J (OHS DID VOU VOU'Rt RCHT C u sto m I m p e r ia l 170 boxspring 2 Bureaus and commission Houselot or refrigerator (200 Security, STORE OR OFFICE SPACE Commissioner ..C00B5E I WAS side Health f are (enter ^5 Flxcellent condition’ Call 646- mirror feOO firm. Call 647- single piece Telephone 644- Avaifable December 1st Call available, 200 . 400. and up to Connepticul Department ol Transportation / 5MOK£,DCtoe.Y' j CilbN’f SMOKE, START UP APTER ] J5ICHL I ONLV 17. IQT Mam Street F'.asi Hartford 646-1189 u ------f CVCR 17 0495 9522 5000 square feet 643-1442 042-11 y i 17 VEARS'?- YOU > A H V _- y la r 2>. Should have \ pcx)l .. icKioLON s e ir E R . li-K O'—HXA iw f W Hg« u I RM G “Mrs. Wharton, stop dramatlzingl" sc