- EVENING HERALD. Mon.. Dec. 3. 1979 Black Mayor Downplays Racial Significance

NEW LONDON (UPI) - Coun­ mayor of New London, black or seven men elected to the council in had the inside track for the mayoral parently the first black mayor in in too conservative a clim ate,” said cilman Leo E. Jackson has become white,” he told a crowded assembly November, but the Springfield, nod because of his seniority on the New England, but he pointed out he Green, a black. New England’s first black mayor, that applauded his election. Mass., native was tabb^ for the panel. was elected by council members and ’"rhe truth is the mayor of New but civil rights officials view his role "I’m awed by the responsibility largely ceremonial mayoral post by He lost favor with other not by popular vote. London doesn’t have that much in­ as limited in the largely ceremonial and excited by the challenge," he his fellow Democratic council Democrats when he accepted en­ “ A black elected to a city council fluence. He doesn’t run the city. It’s post. added. members. dorsement by a conservative party. represents part of the city communi­ just an honorary position,” said Jackson, 53, was chosen un­ Jackson, a submarine welding in­ About 15 percent of New London’s Democratic council members-elect ty. But a black elected as mayor of Clarence Faulk, president of the New animously by the City Council Mon­ structor, was appointed to a vacant 30,000 residents are blacks and then bolted to Jackson as their choice the people is in charge of the city London NAACP. day night and he downplayed the seat on the council six months ago Hispanics, but Jackson didn’t cam­ for mayor, giving him the necessary government, in a position of Jackson, who moved to New Lon­ racial significance of his election. and was elected to a full term last paign for the council on racial issues. four votes for election. leadership and spokesperson for the don from Massachusetts 20 years " I ’ve been asked ‘how does it feel month. He had lost a council seat by The New London mayor Commission on Human Rights and town. ago, trains pipe welders at the E le c­ to be New London’s first black 34 votes in 1977. traditionally serves a one-year term. Opportunities executive director “ I don’t think the state’s voters are tric Boat Division of General TheL^[acyof mayor.’ Well, I want to be the best He was the lowest vote-getter of Deputy Mayor Terrence W. Brennan Arthur L, Green said Jackson is ap­ prepared for that yet — we’re living Dynamics shipyard in Groton. Three Mile Island Iran Says HaurbpBtpr Data Shows

As the most nuclear-intensive utility in the country, Clearly, NU did not wait for TMI to happen to strengthen Safer Nuclear Power Vol. XClX, No. 55 — Manchester,' Conn., Tuesday, December 4, 1079, NU is profoundly aware of its responsibility to public its organizational capability to cope effectively with Spy Proof » Since 1881 • 20n Single Copy » 15it Home bellyered [ For the nation . . . safety. It has been — and will continue to be — NU’s emergencies and to create the proper environment for highest priority. NU has 313 professional and 351 safe operations. It is important to keep this in mind in T E H R A N . Iran (UPI) — Moslem and for the people we serve. technical people dedicated to the safe operation of view of the tendency to extrapolate problems and militants announced today they will our plants, representing over 7,800 years of nuclear releasejj^ U.S. documents proving More than seven months have elapsed since March 28, practices to the entire nuclear industry. As stated by one Spy Trials experience. of the Kemeny Commissioners, Professor Pigford, in somd'oftli6w..50 American captives the day the accident occurred at Three Mile Island (TMI) — taken hostage a month ago to the his supplementary opinion, "little proof of these in Pennsylvania. Since then, a Presidential Commission The strength of NU’s commitment to public safety has day — are spies. At the same time. Definite (the Kemeny Commission) has studied all details of been borne out by the Kemeny Commission Report. As extrapolations has been established". Iran formally announced it will no tnis accident, and its report was released October 31. a result of our self-examination over the past several longer accept dollars for its oil. TEHRAN, Iran (UPI) - Foreign years, NU had previously instituted many of the A spokesman for student militants Minister Sadegh Qotbzadeh said Northeast Utilities (NU) agrees with much in the holding the U.S. Embassy denied today U.S. hostages will definitely be commission’s recommendations. Kemeny Commission’s Report, but we did not wait six news reports that eight of the tried on espionage charges and will months to apply the lessons learned at TMI to our own Let’s look at what NU has been doing, both before hostages had been separated from be judged personally by their student nuclear units. Early in April, NU established a task force TMI and after, to ensure the continued safety of the the main group and were undergoing captors. MANCHESTER -Lydall Inc. public, employees and facilities. interrogation for trials that could ■rhe minister, in an interview opened its doors to the public at its of 20 experts to study the accident and the implications sentence them to death. released by the official Pars news new corporate headquarters in for its nuclear units — Millstone I and II and • Audit Program; The TMI accident pointed out the Returns in a nationwide referen­ agency, said Iran had now done all it Manchester Monday. Connecticut Yankee. need for utilities to continually audit the effectiveness dum that would turn Iran into a fun­ could to defuse the crisis and the next The new building, of contemporary of their management, organization, communications damentalist Islamic state under 79- move was up to President Carter. masonry and glass architecture year-old Ayatollah Ruhollah He urged the Soviet Union not to in­ encloses 20,000 square feet of space. WHAT HAVE WE LEARNED and nuclear operations. NU has been doing so since Khomeini pointed toward a massive terfere in the confrontation even if A Lydall spokesman said the new FROM THREE MILE ISLAND? 1975, when the company engaged a consulting "yes" vote. the United States launched m ilitary Manchester headquarters represent group of nuclear experts. The recommendations Spokesmen for the students oc­ attacks against Iran. a $1 m illio n investm ent in the First, there will be no detectable health effects as a from these consultants have been instrumental in cupying the embassy said they would Manchester Industrial Park. result of the TMI accident. The amount of radiation reorganizing NU’s nuclear engineering and soon release more captured embassy Lydall President Millard H. Pryor received by any one individual outside the plant was documents proving at least some of Jr. greeted community leaders as operations into one department, so that the company the hostages were spies, presumably ment on the siege to individual news very low. The Miltstooe Nuctear Power Station in Waterford, Connecttcut, witi be the they toured the new facility. can be assured that it has the human resources largest eiecthc generating station in the Northeast when Unit III (shown on left) is CIA agents organizations. All statements would He said, “It seems appropriate Sscond, reactor safety systems did work as designed available to attend to plant problems quickly. completed Millstone Unit I and II now provide over 40 percent of the electricrty The captors have released batches be released on official radio or by that one of our divisions. Lydall and tor NU's consumers when called upon during the course of the accident. Employees involved in nuclear energy are also of official papers which, they said, Pars, they said. Foulds, celebrates its 100th year in proved the embassy was a "nest of In New York, the 15 member However, human errors prevented the safety systems encouraged to report any concerns for safety they Manchester as we are opening our NU has also taken an active role in the industry spies" and implicated the United nations of the U N. Security Council new corporate offices here." might have to these consultants. from doing their job. response to TMI. Last April, an industry oversight States with the shah's regime. today studied a draft resolution Pryor added, "Lydall has always calling on Iran to free the hostages Third, despite the severe damage to the reactor fuel, the • Incident Review: According to the Kemeny committee was formed to initiate several industrywide The latest move in the worsening been committed to the town's U.S.-Iranian economic crisis came in immediately and guarantee their Commission, the fact that TMI-like incidents had progress and growth, and our deci­ radioactivity was confined, and only a small fraction of programs and studies and to serve as a liaison to the an announcement from Iran's Cen­ safe exit from the country. The coun­ sion to build in Manchester rein­ this radioactivity vras released to the atmosphere. The occurred at other similar plants and the experience various investigation groups such as the NRC and tral Bank officially asking all oil cil is in its fourth day of emergency forces that commitment, sessions on the crisis. containment structure was adequately designed to had not been incorporated in plant design changes the Kemeny Commission. companies buying local crude oil to Lydall Inc. is a $100 million diver­ Khomeini moved toward certain handle the accident. or operating training was a critical failure of the pay in currencies other than the sified manufacturer of indutrial ilU has executive and professional representation on victory in a two-day nationwide dollar. products. industry and the NRC. Since 1975, NU has had an industry committees or task forces which are reviewing referendum on a new constitution. Fourth, we have learned that even a very serious Late last month. Finance Minister The new headquarters building was incident review program to incorporate like-plant Results of the balloting Sunday and accident — one that produced fuel damage to most of emergency response planning, plant operations, Abol Hassan Bani-Sadr announced Explains Operations designed by Purcell Associates of experiences into design changes, procedure changes Iran would no longer accept U.S. Monday will be announced later in the reactor fuel elements — did not result in a meltdown. nuclear safety analysis, control room design, emergency Glastonbury with consultant Russell. dollars for Iranian crude but today's the week, but political observers said Previous studies had assumed that such an accident and operator training. communications and financial considerations. General Manager Robert Weiss listens as Manchester, attended an open house for com- Gibson. VonDohlen of Farmington. announcement officially im­ there was no doubt the vast majority Landscaping was by Grantland would produce a meltdown. Therefore, assumptions • Emergency Evacuation Planning: TMI clearly pointed Last spring, two new industry organizations, the plemented that policy. of the country's 20 million voters Millard H. Pryor Jr., president of Lydall Inc. munity leaders at the new Lydall Nursery of Manchester and interior about nuclear safety have been conservative. out the n e^ to have in place comprehensive Previous announcements said voted in favor of the new constitu­ explains a finer point of Lydall operations. headquarters building Monday evening. Nuclear Safety Analysis Center (NSAC) and the Institute design by W Warren Kreiner of Tehran would merely prefer tion. evacuation plans. With the Office of Civil of Nuclear Power Operations (INPO), were fomied to Weiss, who was instrumental in Lydall to re­ (Herald photo) Glastonbury. Fifth, "Our calculations show that even if a meltdown Approval of the constitution is also Preparedness and neighboring towns’ officials, NU increase the industry’s analytical and operating payments in the strong West German tain its corporate headquarters in occurred, there is a high probability that the containment and Swiss currencies. likely to have a decisive effect on the helped develop the Connecticut Emergency building and the hard rock on which the TMI-2 capabilities. The United States has bannrt im­ embassy seizure by students deman­ containment building is built would have been able to Response Plan for nuclear accidents, a plan the NRC INPO will fulfill the Kemeny Commission’s charge ports of Iranian crude oil, so the ding the return to Iran of Shah State Hears Appeal prevent the escape of a large amount of radioactivity.” has cited as a "model” state plan. "to set and police its own standards of excellence to dollar ban applies to Europe. Mohammed Reza Pahlvai, now recuperating at Lackland Air Force NU will be working with state and municipal ensure the effective management and safe operation of Japanese and other purchasers. (Kemeny Commission Report, page 14) The official Pars news agency Base in Texas from gallstone surgery nuclear power plants " The institute will provide Sixth, there was no danger of a hydrogen explosion, authorities to expand the plans to incorporate a larger today carried a statement by the cap- and cancer treatment. benchmarks for excellence, conduct independent Diplomatic soi^rces said an which was the cause for the real public anxiety during area around its Millstone and Connecticut Yankee tors warning foreign news nuclear plants. evaluation of utilities to assure the standards are met, organizations against giving out overwhelmingly positive vote for Parent Blasts Bus Change the first week of the accident. The Nuclear Regulatory establish educational and training requirements and “ unofficial" reports on the crisis. Khomeini could create the climate Commission (NRC) has reported the speculations • Communications: Perhaps the most severe The statement, believed issued in necessary to help secure the safe than the street. He said there are no Joyce Road-Gardner Street intersec­ said Tedford was making an attempt accredit training programs. By L.ALREIN DAVIS SHEA and fears about the "bubble" were totally unfounded. breakdown at TMI was in communications. The response to foreign news reports that release of the hostages, despite sidewalks and heavy equipment tion. to re-try the matter. He said the differences that existed between the utility’s reports NSAC was formed to conduct a detailed analysis of some hostages were moved, said reports that the hundreds of militant Herald Reporter trucks are often on the street. He John Yavis, board chairman, said presentation of new evidence is "im ­ and those of the NRC and the state resulted in the accident at TMI. The focus of this organization is on such unofficial reports “ will be the captors were moving ahead with MANCHESTER - The father of said parents do not have a direct the safety of school children is the proper" and should have been done at responsibility of the news plans for a series of trials. view on the bus stop from their board’s primary concern. Under the local Board of Education hearing. misunderstanding and confusion. scientific analyses of nuclear safety issues. two kindergartners and a first grader organizations concerned." Washington has hinted that any blasted the local Board of Education homes. questioning from Town Attorney Shea also said Tedford's children While NU, years ago, had problems in adequately and The militants said they have not trial of the hostages could precipitate for acting, "capriciously, arbitrarily, Tedford declared, "It is so hazar­ William Shea, Yavis said his own are exposed to the area during the quickly informing state officials, the media and the The Bottom Line issued nor would they issue any state- a response such as a m ilitary move. and unreasonably” when they dous at the current bus stop that I children pick up a bus under con­ weekends, when buses don’t run. He changed the school bus route in his ditions very sim ilar to those M r Ted­ said that the trucks aren't always public of incidents at our nuclear plants, the company don’t want the children standing As the industry and NU programs illustrate, TMI left a area. there without supervision. The con­ ford is protesting. there during bus runs, and that has in place a comprehensive notification procedure legacy to the nuclear power industry. The accident will Kenneth Tedford of 45 Bobby Lane ditions are so bad that I’ve taken Wilson E. Deakin Jr., assistant sometimes construction is taking and has made it part of the state emergency plan. serve as an ongoing reminder that we must continually spoke at a state Board of Education what I, as an attorney, feel is drastic school superintendent in charge of place during weekends. Eleven Killed public hearing Monday night. His step — coming before the appeal transportation matters, said the “ I don’t blame Mr. Tedford for • Operator Training: The Kemeny Commission said strive to improve our systems and procedures. home is in a new development where board” change in the route that Tedford is taking these actions. He is a parent that human factors contributed to the severity of The Kemeny Commission states that the ultimate he said construction work is regularly Tedford is asking the state’s asking for would cost about $100 per But you move into an area and you damage at TMI. NU is including more simulator responsibility for safety rests with the utility operating undertaken, creating many hazards hearing officer. Barbara Sachs, to year for gasoline. He said the buses know houses are being built and this training for operators and, through owners’ groups or the plant. NU agrees and accepts that responsibility. In ‘Who’ Riot for small children. rule that the town must run a bus up get an average of 3-4 miles per gallon is one of the headaches you have with with company engineers, is reanalyzing potential Tedford’s neighbor, Robert into the Bobby Lane development as of gas. young kids. In a couple of years, Rosenberg of 75 Bobby Lane, said the was done last year. Town officials As Tedford presented photographs, when the kids get older, there won't emergency situations for each plant. CINCINNATI (UPI) - Eleven peo­ "The crowd was just pushing and NORTHEAST UnUTIES road on which the children must walk said tightening of the budgetary belt and attempted new lines of be such a problem,” Shea said. ple were trampled to death Monday pushing and pushing," said Buford questioning not made in earlier Sachs will render a decision in the The Kemeny Commission also said there was a need THC CONNECTICUT LIGHT A M ) fOWCR COMPANY is hilly, curvy, and gravelly. He said required the stop be eliminated. The night in a stampede of fans who M eir, 18, of Miamisburg, Ohio. for more instrumentation and human engineering. THE HARTFORD ELECTRIC LIGHT COMPANY the sewer manholes stick up higher children are now picked up at the sessions on the matter, Atty. Shea m atter within 30 days If either party WESTERN MASSACHUSETTS ELECTRIC COMPANY stormed the doors of a rock concert Candice Momper, 21, of Covington, is unhappy with that decision, the NU has had operating personnel participate in the HOLYOKE WATER POWER COMPANY by The Who. Officials today blamed K y., said when she got to the doors, next step is to bring the matter NORTHEAST UTILITIES SERVKX COMPANY design of control boards in such a way that their NORTHEAST NUCLEAR ENERGY COMPANY "festival" style seating for the worst "I couldn’t believe what was before the state courts. happening up there.” In servtca for more than a decade. Connocttcul Yankaa in Haddam. Conrtacttcut, needs are being met. The company has also made accident connected with rock con­ it the worfd'e moat productiva ar>d rakabfe nudaar power plant. To dale. Ihie orta extensive use of on-line computers to support certs. “There were people piled up. Off plant has more than 7$ mMion barrela of oH, enough oil to heal aN the "We can make an assumption that their feet. On the ground. At least 20 homaa. officaa and tactorias in Connacticut for ttwea years. the operators. e»chy9f,NorthtttUtiim$ii$im§t»ctbookontfmp0f1ofm§no0$ndop9fttion 1 P&WA Sets of its nuchfpIttitB and th9k contribution to th0$nfm 9conom fotth9f9gk)nm one of the major problems was of them. Some were unconscious. • NU Task Force: On April 10, NU appointed a M Tvt. Th§ 19T9f»ct book win b9aviiMbt» in 9tifiy19w.Hyou would lth$ to festival seating,” said Mayor J. The crowd couldn’t see people were ^ek)w end send reactor manufacturers and NRC requirements and "This will probably lead to a cam­ F a ir Wedn^day with highs in the tbe less desirable acUons which is diture program to increase its jet • paign to end festival seating at future throng who escap^ physical injury recommerKlations concern improving the management, recommendations, NU will spend, over the next five Addran 40s. Detailed forecasts on Papn* 2. A coalition of peace and church brought about by Christmas is an engine manufacturing capacity and concerts," said Cincinnati Safety were emotionally shaken. organization and training of the people who manage, years, more than $40 million for additional equipment CHy - StHi ZIpCodt groups urge Connecticut’s two increase in shoplifting. Page 4. productivity. Director Richard Castellini. "I thought I was dead,” said Jim Smart Shopper senators to vote for ^n amendment The expansion will enable the com- operate and regulate nuclear plants. and operational refinements. The 11 young people were trampled Holstrom, 28, of Cincinnati. to the SALT II treaty which would r ‘ j r n j pany to “substantially” increase jet You can beat inflation every day to death and another 20 injured im ­ ” I can’t stop shaking. I think my Impose a moratorium on nuclear engine and spare parts delivery with Martin Sloane's secret inside today mediately after the first two doors brother is dead. He was next to me arms. Page 6. { during the next two years. Pratt weapon — refunding. “ Super­ were opened to an initial throng of 7,- and went down in the rush. I don’t An insurance executive says C lassified ...... 16-18 president Robert J. Carlson said. market Shopper” tells bow to do It 000 fans who had been waiting know how I got out. Somebody was on companies have eased policies C o m ic s ...... 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Tum., Dec. 4, 1978 EVENING HERALD, Tues., Dec. 4, 1979 — 3 Dinner Set Residents See Proposal For Seniors As Future Flood Danger MANCHEISTER —College students By MARY KITZMAN Update and younger special education pupils the water How, Fuss said, and lessen But the replacement building must will prepare a gourmet buffet for the , Herald Reporter to see. one source said "the dollar’s un­ increasing security, but we are not at storage tank, and about 50 families in tion of the open debate today by the flooding problems. be Identical to the old. If a change is senior citizens of the Meadows Con­ The southwestern section is a made the zoning requirements must Hi» Best Friend derlying tone remains very weak.” liberty to say the steps we are the area were urged to evacuate in 15 member countries, calls on Iran to . MANCHESTER — Reservations taking.” valescent Home Wednesday at 6 p.m. about water drainage and flow on a natural retention area, according to be met. NEWPORT, Tenn. s remain in captivity. for them to expect an attack,” the A flash fire early today reignited has been done for each of the past problems built in that no amount of is polluted enough. It would just of assessed value, also allows for County Sheriff Bobby Stinson called opening at 1.7085 marks against the create a larger problem.” continual enlargement. overnight all-time low of 1.7068, but spokesman said. "We are definitely the most heavily dam ag^ gasoline four years. They said it provides a engineering will be able to over­ the scene "about as bad as you want pleasant evening for the. “mentally, come.” “Salt, tar and oil from the roads “We just need some clarification, " psychologically, or physically han­ "I don’t see how the water can would be going into our drinking Lamson said. “Our intent is not to en­ dicapped at Meadows. These people possibly be caught,” Keith Thomp­ water,” Frank Lupien, 21 Sunset St,, courage non-conforming structures. Peopletalk are a rather neglected part of our son, 5 Carriage Drive, said. “It's not said. “We’re spending a great deal of So the amendment needs rewor­ Solon Seeks State Funds society" being caught now by the brook money for a filtration plant. What is ding" Everyman^s Vampire Funding for the dinner was raised (which runs through the proposed the purpose if we pollute this water The other three public hearing by the FI A. through activities such as subdivision). Have I a guarantee that going into Globe Hollow.” items passed the commission with The California Supreme Court has spoken — a dance and a gourmet dinner. my home wouldn’t be deluged?” The commission took no action on little discussion. Count Dracula belongs For Energy Saving Kits In addition to providing the evening Making Selections Walter Fuss, of Fuss and O’Neill this hearing last night, but four Robert Boulay was allowed a zone to the world, not to the for the shut-ins, the college students Engineers, said the development others had no opposition and the com­ change from rural resident to in­ V. GLASTONBURY -S U te Rep. An­ materials to seal drafts around doors spoken with Welles Village Tenants’ heirs of Bela Lugosi who gain management experience as they John Mottram, left, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Mottram, 36 would not create a greater water mission passed three applications. dustrial on 1.61 acres on Adams St. tonina Parker, R—Glastonbury, said and tape for covering cracks. The Association President Robert raised the Transylva­ supervise the ROTC students. The Horace St., and Glenn Jensen, right, son of Mr. and Mrs. flow than already existed, and that it One was tabled. and New State Road to build a body today the state should provide for the "brown bags” were billed as part of Crowell who said the tenants are nian vampire to film college students usually supervise Richard Jensen, 231 Keeney St., look at some of the selections would reduce the peak flow by This zoning regulation amendment shop, lon n iiantAniut < energy saving kits with funds from a Gov. Ella Grasso's Winter Energy waiting for the kits. fame in 1930. each other. The ROTC students gain creating a water retention area. allows owners of non-conforming Hartford Distributors’ application line item out of the budget. Plan. “They are ready to go,” ‘Mrs. avaialble at the annual Keeney Street School Book Fair. The Lugosi's widow, Hope practical experience in the food ser­ The one-acre retention basin, on buildings to rebuild after a fire or for a development was approved. The. "I don’t think the state should go Marilyn Hesse, program manager Parker added. fair will continue at the school through Friday. (Herald photo Linninger Lugosi, and vice industry. the northeast portion, should even casualty. firm intends to build a beer distribu­ begging to private individuals to fund for residential conservation in the Crowell said tenants could possibly son, Bela George I by Pinto) tion center on Chapel Road. this program,” Mrs. Parker said. Office of Policy and Management, save $100 this heating season when Lugosi, sued Universal said the delay has been raising the kits are delivered. vtATMII WTOCMT • She said the state has already ap­ International in San proached the insurance companies money to put the bags together. They "The City of Hartford gets Francisco for profits ac­ For period ending 7 a m. EST 12/5/79. Tuesday night for funds, but that the firms have would cost $3.(X) each. whatever it cries for, but just crued since the studio Assessments Shock Bolton Residents will find rain or showers over parts of the mid Pacific already made contributions to the She said the state has $16,000 com­ because we are an affluent communi­ leased rights to the states while some snow falls in the vicinity of the Great City of Hartford to help the city fund mitted to the project. She said $45,000 ty, we are neglected. We still have character in 1964 By DONNA HOLLAND Lakes and upper Plains. Generally fair weather is heating projects. would be needed to prepare the people who need help,” Crowell said. you will have to pay more.” the assessments were raised I don’t think Estate without reimbursing was done by United Appraisal Co. of East '"Die state is in a position of not target of 15,000 kits. Crowell said getting the heating Herald Correspondent The amount of taxes that anyone will the money will be appropriated to the predicted elsewhere across the nation. them Hartford. By GERALD P. ROTHMAN. Realtor having funds and meanwhile the T^e kits will be distributed to local kits is critical. BOLTON—Reactions to the new assess­ pay cannot be determined at this time. right departments due to bureaucracy" They won in Los Anyone having questions or comments winter goes on,’ Mrs Parker said. public housing agencies for low in­ “For a lot of these people, they ment notices that the majority of Bolton The Grand List, which helps determine Ruel said, “I think the appraisals were _____* * * ^ Angeles Superior Court or disagreeing with his assessment should The kits were originally targeted to come tenants. have to decide whether they are property owners received Monday varied the mill rate, will not be completed until given on the rate of current value in­ but lost on appeal to the state Supreme Court which call 643-1270 daily from 9 a.m. to noon and Weather Forecast be delivered to residents by the end "I have written a letter to Gov. going to heat their homes or eat. but most people were “shocked, surprised the end of January. Elaine Potterton, tax creases which is not right. What happens MEDICAL IMPROVEMENT DEDUCTIBLE says Lugosi's right to fang, cape, leer and accent from 1 to 4 p.m from today through Dec. of November. Now the delivery Grasso to urge her to get these kits These kits would really help out,” and just want to know how much they will collector, said, “There is no possible way if the bottom line falls out within the next does not descend to his heirs. 14. Partly sunny and windy and partly cloudy Wednesday. date has been pushed back to going,” Mrs. Parker said. “For peo­ Crowell said. have to pay when they get their tax bill in to know what the mill rate will be but it 10 years? Do people still have to pay high Home improvements are medical necessity and a Motor vehicles and personal property, generally not tax deducti­ today. High temperatures in Wave heights 2 to 4 feet today ple on fixed income these are a CroWell said he has been in cons­ July" will definitely be lower than the current rates even though the market may not written opinion from a com­ December and there is concern that unlike real estate which is assessed once ble, but they can be - if the mid 40s, 7 C. Tonight and 1 to 2 feet tonight in­ necessity.” tant contact with Mrs. Parker and Clalvin Hutchinson, assessor, said, “At 60.0 mills" change or what is current may not be the petent real estate appraiser Fire Bugged they won't be ready by then. every ten years, are always assessed at they're a medical necessity. stating the amount (if any) mostly clear. Lows 22 to 27. creasing Wednesday. Tlie kits will include weather strip­ Mrs. Parker said she has already that she has been most cooperative. this time people should be more con­ Some reactions to the new assessments norm?” Fair Wednesday morning their current value. For example, a swimming the improvement adds to Extended Outlook Henry Kissinger comes to Dick Cavett Thursday ping. plastic storm coverings. cerned with whether or not they agree were: He said. “I think the high increase in followed by increasing Morris Silverstein. Mt. Sumner Drive assessments may cause a lot of people to Mrs. Potterton said, “When the mill pool to provide treatment the value of your property. Eixtended outlook for New and Friday in New York with what the town thinks the market for a polio victim; a chair- If you have any questions cloudiness and becoming win­ resident and member of the Board of relocate or just be plain delinquent or not rate is set taxes on motor vehicles and England Thursday through and brings more to the value of their property is " personal property will most definitely seat elevator for a heart regarding what is deducti­ dy again in the afternoon. Saturday: Finance, said, “Generally speaking (the pay their taxes at all." PBS-TV talk show than Hutchinson said, “The purpose of decrease.” patient;- central air con­ ble. don't hesitate to call Highs in the mid 40s. Massacheseltt, Rhode assessment of) my property is in the Ruel said. “If I ever got that kind of an ditioning (or a child Probability of precipitation 10 memories of power. He Raids Net Bet Slips, Cash revaluation is to reflect the market one of our offices in Vernon. Islan d A Connectlculi afflicted with cystic percent today, near zero remembers former value" He said, “Some properties have ballpark of what I consider are the values increase in my pay I would be a South Windsor, East Hart­ Chance of showers or flurries (of other property) on my street. Whether fibrosis. tonight and 20 percent Defense Secretary HARTFORD — State police Mon­ Middletown, Berlin and Glastonbury. policemen from the local towns. appreciated (increased) more than others millionaire." ford or Manchester. Thursday morning followed or not it was figured properly for our par­ Richard Morra, Tinker Pond Road resi­ Wednesday. Southwest wends Melvin Laird — and the day night seized gambling records One warrant was for an individual in One week ago, 85 SOCITF and local since the 1969 assessment and if you own by clearing. Generally fair ticular property I haven't determined dent and former first selectman, said, How much of the expense 15 to 25 mph and gusty, fire he started at the and $12,500 in cash and in five Hartford who was searched but not policemen raided 22 locations in 2U property that has appreciated more than Long Jail Sentence weather Friday and Saturday. “The whole thing behind it (the new is deductible? For example, becoming westerly about mid­ Vatican. Hartford area towns to stop an communities as far as New Haven to another property owners you will pay the yet.” ******** day, diminishing to 10 to 15 Mild through the period with arrested. He said, 'T m not surprised" assessments) is what you spend. If all HARTFORD (UPI) - Felipe Diaz, 32 if an elevator costs $5,0(n, highs in the mid to upper 40s In an advance tape of alleged $20 mlllion-ayear The six warrants bring to 28 the gather information on the illegal greater portion of taxes.” * * * * * * ^ ^ mph tonight. Southerly winds Elizabeth Davis of Birch Mountain Ext. property is appraised equally there has been handed a stiff prison sentence for = and the property value is in­ at^ lows in the upper 20s to the show, Kissinger professional sports betting operation. total of search warrants used by ports betting operation. Assessments of improved property have Wednesday increasing to 20 to said, “I didn’t understand it. I'm anxious shouldn't be any problems ' one of two sexual attacks on two couples a creased by $1.IM0, the $4,000 FREE BOOKLET mid 30s. recalls Laird was It was the second straight Monday authorities within the past week The earlier raids netted $35,000 in increased from two and one half to five excess is deductible If 30 mph during the afternoon. Vermont: Partly cloudy to see my tax bill.” Morra said, “My property i§, divided week apart in 1978. HOW TO s a v i TAX OOLLAAr smoking a cigar while night that raiders went into action to against the gambling operation, cash and gambling records and times more than the 1969 assessment and th e re ’s no increase in WHIN YOU lUT ON flLL Long Island Sound with a chance of rain or snow She said, “I’m pleased with the market into four parcels and the 1969 assessment Superior Court Judge Anthony Armen- they waited for an interrupt the play over telephones by which state police said was linked equipment that investigators said assessments of unimproved property have tano Monday issued a 15-to 30-year property value, it's all A HOMI. Long Island Sound to Watch showers Thursday. Chance of value of our properly.” of all four parcels was not as much as one deductible. audience with the pope betters seeking action on Monday with organized crime. will be used to obtain arrest increased from five to 15 times. sentence to Diaz who pleaded guilty after CALL or WRITE; Hill, R.I. and Montauk Point. more showers Friday. Partly Hutchinson said. “No tax bill will in­ Claude Ruel of Notch Road said, “I'm parcel is this tim e" He said. “It’s quite a N.Y.: Small craft advisories and stashed the stogie in night professional football. The searches were carried out warrants. plea bargaining with prosecutor Tliomas Frecheoe, Manin& cloudy Saturday. Highs in the his pocket when it was A state police spokesman said as crease three times, it's the assessment very upset about the reassessment. " tremendous increase. I'm surprised and But you'll need two are in effect. A weak cold mid 30s to mid 40s. Lows Raiders armed with search simultaneously by 18 members of the Ruel said, “The amount of services we I've been around a long time." Miano, who said he might have trouble documents to support this Rothman,ivc (ULUionv called. warrants confiscated $12,500 in cash many as 50 arrests could be expected that increases not the taxes ' front with high pressure mainly in the 20s. Statewide Organized Crime get in town are none, we can’t even send First Selectman Henry Ryba said, convicting the defendant at a trial. claim. A letter from a doc­ tonight. Westerly winds 15 to Says Kissinger. " ... and seized gambling records and bet­ in the ongoing investigation. To determine the market value (selling A M B e t t i e r Maine and New Investigative Task Force and seven our kids to a school here due to the “What’s fair is fair, my assessment in­ Diaz and an another man who was never tor stating that it is a 25 knots with higher gusts smoke suddenly began pouring out of Mr. Laird's ting slips at residences in Rockville, price) of property, property owners Hampshire: A chance of rain educational level we have, the town creased too" caught assaulted a woman and her male today, northwest 10 to 15 knots or snow south and snow north pocket. He tried to squelch it and when that didn't should divide the 1979 assessment by .7. friend in Simsbury on Nov 16, 1978 toni^t. southwest Wednesday Thursday. Fair except a work, he started hitting the side of his su it... some Hutchinson said, “The new assessments doesn't have money to repair the roads The revaluation, mandated by state law. ■___ Tel. 646-4144' increasing to 15 to 25 knots chance of flurries north and Americans present ... thought something had been will place the burden of taxation where it properly and the town has no money to with stronger gusts in the mountains Friday and Satur­ said that required applause.” most appropriately should be and if you work with.” afternoon. Visibility better day. Lows in the teens and 20s. Sewer Spendina Is Must own something more valuable than I do He said, “I'm sorry to say even though than 5 miles. Mostly sunny Highs in the 30s north and 40s the full cost but he anticipates that said, “The question then becomes this afternoon. Clear tonight south. By BARBARA RICHMOND Prez Sez the state and federal shares will how do we float a short-term note for Herald Reporter Lillian Carter says it's “the greatest honor" of cover all but about $7,500 in the final the $300,000.” VERNON -While Town Council analysis. Robert Dotson, director of ad­ H ow Across the Nation come a year later, and members don't feel they should have He said the town has to appropriate ministration, said he thought the r •, even if it did take a to pay any costs in connection with the full amount and enter into an town would have to hold a referen­ Honolulu to please By United Press pc 80 69 presidential order to get the moving of sewer lines in the agreement with the state. “In no dum and Marcham said he thought it International Houston pc 63 46 reconstruction of Interstate 86, they event will reimbursement be less could be done through a town Indianapolis c 36 28 her to Chicago to a woman City Fest Hi Lo were told Monday night they don't meeting. j c a . c 63 26 Jackson, Miss. c 51 21 receive it. than 50 percent," he said. Albuquerque have any choice. s 36 23 Jacksonville c 50 34 She's 1978 Yuletide ■ Councilman Leonard Jacobs com­ Councilman James McCarthy Anchorage Joseph Belanger, chairman of the Asheville pc 44 18 Kansas City c 48 25 Mother of the Year — so mented, “They (the sUte) caused noted that the pipes in question are Atlanta c 45 25 Las Vegas c 62 39 named by Cultural town's Sewer Authority, asked the the damage, why do we have to pay only about seven years old. "I can't Billings pc 54 52 Little Rock c 50 33 Citizens' Foundation for council, Monday night, to set the anything at all.” see why they have to be removed. 'To Birmingham c 47 25 Los Angeles c 78 56 the Performing Arts — process in motion to appropriate Jacobs added, “We've had dealings dig them up just to expand the Boston pc 43 31 Louisville c 43 31 but she was busy last $300,000 to replace and relocate the with the state and we don't always roadway is assanine," he said. Brownsville, Tex r 55 54 Memphis c 49 30 year and couldn't get to sewer lines in the area where the end up where we are supposed to.” Belanger said the decision didn't . 0 ' Buffalo pc 35 31 Miami Beach cy 73 71 the presentation state is widening the highway. Belanger said he believes when the have to be reached immediately so Charlston, SC c 48 37 Milwaukee c 34 29 ceremony. Belanger said state statutes allow town enters into the construction Mayor Marie Herbst said she would Charlotte. NC c 43 24 Minneapolis pc 39 20 Nashville c 47 28 And she wasn't going the Department of Transportation to phase the town's share can better be have Dotson gather more informa­ Chocago pc 35 25 order towns to replace, remove or tion to clarify the matter of ap­ c 32 27 New Orleans pc 49 31 to go this time — but determined. Geveland relocate sewer facilities in connec­ Columbus c 36 29 New York pc 42 34 says when she told Jacobs asked if the town could say propriating the money and report LEATHER Dallas c 65 37 Oklahoma City c 62 32 President Carter she tion with such projects. He said the it won’t enter into the agreement and back to the next meeting of the coun­ Denver c 56 37 Omaha c 52 31 was disappointed about that, "He looked at me and authority recommends the town ap­ Belanger said he didn't think so. cil. Des Moines pc 50 27 Philadelphia pc 41 29 said, 'Who do you think you're talking to?' propriate $300,000 which would cover Councilman Stephen Marcham Detroit C 32 21 Phoenix oc 74 42 He answered his own question by saying, “The JACKETS Duluth pc 38 21 Pittsburgh c 34 28 president — now go get your bags packed!” ' El Paso c 68 30 Portland, Me. c 42 27 wUhltP-IN UNERU Hartford pc 40 25 Portland. Ore. r 62 49 Holiday Fair Set in Bolton BULOVA Provlddnce pc 43 31 Flashy Model BOLTON —The Holiday Craft Fair walnut crafts, stained glass, pottery, made by PTO members and a home sponsored by the Bolton Elementary pewter, applehead dolls, silversmith, baked goods table. For centerfold beauty Cheryl Rixon, the new Refreshments will be available. Center School Parent Teacher leather, paintings on slate, wood career has been a trip from “U ^ Cars” to some of Snow date for the event is Thursday. Accutron Organization will be Wednesday crafts dried flower arrangements the newest cars in the world. Fran Alibrio and Judy Sartor are The Almanac “Used C!ars" is the Steven Spielberg movie in from 6:30 to 9:30 p.m. at the elemen­ and wooden toys. tary school all purpose room on There will be games for children chairmen of the bazaar. which she's just made her acting debut. During the regular school day, As queen of the Greater New York Automobile Notch Road. and those who want may have their Quartz By UniliHl Pn-Hs International The fair will feature 15 picture taken with Santa Claus and students in kindergarten through Sizes, Reg. $185,001 Today is Tuesday, Dec. 4, the 338th day of 1979 with 27 Show next month, she'll preside over hundreds grade 8 will be able to shop at a to follow. flashy new models from all over the world. professional craftsmen who will will receive a small gift. $ 9 9 9 5 36-46R offer for sale such crafts as There will also be a Chinese auc­ Holiday Store to purchase holiday The moon is.full. And she'll bring along her own buggy — the $75,000 gift items. The morning stars are Mars, .lupiter, Saturn and Mer­ custom-built Dimante she won as Penthouse miniature doll furniture, black tion, craft table featuring items FROM cury. magazine's "Pet of the Year.” Sizes 40-46 LONG only $149.90! ^ The evening star is Venus. 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' I I - EVENING HERALD. Tues,, Dec. 4, 1979 EVENING HERALD, Tues., Dec. 4, 1979 - ^ After 38 Years r OUCH1A Breakfast Slated At Trinity Church fHaudiratpr Suruiiuvl-lrralft MANCHESTER - Sponsored by the Covenant Women of 'lYinity Covci Manchester — A City of Village Charm Paul Aceto Retires nant Church, a Swedish Lucia Founded Oct. 1,1N1 Breakfast will be served Saturday at ‘Tis The Season ... MANCHESTER -P au l P. Aceto also spent time as a cartoonist. It is 10 a.m. In the Fellowship Hall of the Published by the Manchester Publishing Co., Herald Square, retired Friday after working for the this experience Aceto hopes to U.S. Postal Service in Manchester church. Manchester, Conn. 06040. Telephone (203) 643-2711. develop in his retirement. He said C. Traditional Swedish dishes will be The annual Christmas prices to the consumer. pedestrian — a death because M«mb»r, Audit Butmu oI Ckculttlon Mwnbur. Unitud PrtM Inttmattonal for more than 38 years. “I worked after working for so many years, it is M m sr just'two or three months shy of 39 featured, followed by an In­ season means many things to In order to protect his someone stole something important to be able to have DKW YORK U.hlNSKSrMf spirational message by Sandy Dring Sidvun Harry. Exacutfva Editor years,” Aceto said. something to do when you get up in many people, but to merchandise, the from a store. Customer 8«rvlM — 647«M46 Frank A. Burbank. Managing Editor (50 Vt ,»5 VP wo 86 VO. 1>)11B ) of Glastonbury. Christmas music Raymond F. Roblnaon, Edftor-Publiahar , Harold E. Turkington, Editor Emarltua Between 1941, when Aceto began, the morning, otherwise retirement will be sung by the Junior Choir and businessmen in the area and businessman must spend In an incident in and 1979 the postage rate for a stan­ would be a burden. the guest soloist, Carol Teatro of throughout the country, it money. In order to get the Massachusetts Monday, a dard letter went from 3 cents to 15 A(Ato said he planned to try his Glastonbury. The cost of the meal is cents. Aceto said another change he also means an increase in shoplifter was shot while he band at sign lettering. His experience to be paid at the door. money back, he must pass remembers is that mail used to be for this attempt is tased on a series shoplifting. the costs on to the customer. was attempting to pilfer something else, something This Christmas celebration is open prosecuted. They are being delivered twice per day. he drew called “Cartoon Allties” to all women of the church and the Shoplifting to those who do Shoplifting also means in­ merchandise. very basic. prosecuted by businessmen While changes were taking place in which appeared in the Herald community. Reservations may be the postal service, Aceto’s career in­ it may be a lark, or done on creased duties and extra The consequences are It is a crime. A crime like in order to stop it from in­ between 1938-1940. These were made by calling the church office, cluded various positions. Starting as sketches of Important facets in the 649-2855, by Thursday, Dec. 6. the spur of the moment or work for police. there and the effects are any other punishable by law. creasing their costs and ul­ a deliveryman, Aceto later carried life of prominent town residents. In Connecticut it is UfN done to obtain something un­ Several examples of the there and they should be timately the costs to the con­ parcel post mail. He also did Besides his creative endeavors, MONAS ■ ^ouect BV ViWWC/T?»U5 To Solicit Funds thought about and dwelled up­ prosecuted' as larceny in the transportation arid special delivery Aceto can plan on at least one major obtainable in conventional effect of shoplifting on law sumer. MANCHESTER—The Manchester ways. on. third degree which can result work. social event. In March of 1980, the enforcement was evidenced Shoplifting is a simple During his early years with the postal service will be holding a Police Union, has addressed area Shoplifting aiso means Monday, when two incidents There are increased costs in fines or imprisonment. crime. It is usually not post office, Aceto took a four-year retirement party for all those who merchants, that the Connec'. cut many things to many people. were reported in Manchester to consumers in the times of A convicted shoplifter, a violent, but it can be. break to serve in the United States left the service within the past year. Council of Police Unions, AFSCME runaway inflation, increased Army. He served in the Ninth Divi­ Aceto said he’ll be sure to attend. will be soliciting in the Manchester It means, to the from the same store, one person'Who stole something Regardless of whatever area during the next few weeks. The sion from 1942-1945. The Acetos live at 54 Strickland BOR^-WAtEWDLlE JfiN.27 J90I businessman, increased resulting in a high speed work and presumably in­ on the spur of the moment or else it is, it is a crime and it The service and post office veteran Paul P. Aceto Street in Manchester. purpose of the solicitations is to security measures to protect police chase as far as East creased expenses for police on a whim or a dare, faces is expensive. CLtritiffAW generate funds to pay council debts the possibility of ruining his (^RMWfiTfD FROM’ his valuable merchandise. Hartford. agencies and the danger to The buck stops with the GARDNER HIGH-19)8 DAY Party or her life forever. These increased measures, It could have resulted in the public. consumer. COUECE (^S:) 1922 MANCHESTER - Manchester usually mean increased the death of an innocent Shoplifting however, is ‘Shoplifters are being Transit Center Adds TTY -(iWQHT»‘ MANCHCifCR Chapter. Disabled American g o r Veterans, and their families will be HARTFORD - State TransporU- communication. The equipment dicapjxed community and trust that, WDIED'W) fOOrBAll5(llMthr’“" « U T J OUT SINCE guests of their Ladies Auxiliary tion Commissioner Arthur B. Powers operates on a second dedicated along with new buses recently put # ;ir f 1926 Ijt M-H-S- PR51K aW cles , about i t m - p 5CW800KI annual Christmas party and potluck SCOOPS byDoB^Sneyd has announced today that the Connec­ telephone line which can only into service on Connecticut Transit supper at the VFW Home, 608 E. ticut Transit Telephone Information respond to callers who are using the routes, more and more disabled in­ Center St . Thursday at 6 p.m. I THIMK IVf (WdVIffCEP DIE SENATE I SIMPLY SAiP IVE MONEY WAS NEEPEP ID UNEST IN OIL digital equipment. The new Connec­ Letters Center in Hartford is now equipped to dividuals will take advantage of the Chapter members planning to at­ FINANCE COMMITTEE TD WEAKEN 1WE WlNPFALl benefits public transportation has to EKFIORATION, NEW PLANTS ANP EIWIPMENT ANR.. handle calls from people with ticut Transit Information Center tend are asked to phone Commander TTY telephone number is 727-8196. offer.” Vintage Cartoon PROFITS W... CAMWN^I CONIR/WTIONS. hearing or speech disabilities. Walter Von Hone, 643-0076. I'texxow boardTooh] Equipment known as "TTY” has Powers said, "Until now, those To meet the needs of deaf or During the 1930s, Paul Aceto’s pen cartoons, of prominent The Right Choice been installed which enables Connec­ people with hearing or speech han­ speech impaired riders, the new Manchester citizens were featured weekly in The Herald. buses have a special automatic Washinj^ton Lodge ticut Transit information specialists dicaps did not have the convenience Titled “Cartoon Alitles,” a sample of his work appears above. To the editor: happened in Manchester if we had to give bus schedule and routing in­ of picking up the phone to obtain in­ passenger stop request sign so that MANCHESTER -T he Washington The items regarding HUD which gone along with Mr. Cummings and formation to the deaf, hearing im­ formation about our public transpor­ these passengers can easily see that Lodge will meet Friday at 8 p.m. in appeared in the Monday. Nov. 26 the five Democratic members of the paired or speech impaired. A special tation services. We are pleased to the driver has been notified of their Orange Hall issue of The Herald and The Hartford Board of Directors who were so typewriter contained a visual display make this innovative system request to deboard at the following Courant. prove the Manchester elec­ anxious to grab a chunk of the HUD allows for digital rather than verbal available to members of the han- bus stop. torate exercised sound judgment last funds. Manchester can be thankful April 17 when a two-year the Concerned Citizens pushed for a moratorium was approved by a moratorium and the intelligent Thoughts Coventry Lists three-to-one vote. Manchester electorate voted HUD According to the press releases, out for the next two years. HUD is the worst managed program Unless the federal government can Love Came Down Honor Students John begins his Gospel by telling us in the federal goverment. The report clean up the HUD mess, Manchester The Herald in Washington that the eternal Word, who par­ on multi-family projects showed may want to extend the two-year COVENTRY - The Sophoinort'H ticipated in creation, who is life and numerous instances of mis­ moratorium for an indefinite period following is the honor roll Alison Bagnall, Georgia light has come into the world and management, corruption and waste. for the first quarter at Benoit, Cliristine Billing. of time or drop HUD completely. assumed flesh. Later John tells us Heather Cromie. Teresa Dan- We the taxpayers are paying for this Odyssey to Iran - Part I Coventry High ^hool. J. Russell Smyth, that God did this because “He so Those on the A Honor roll nahy. Heidi Diehl, Allen mess. Dolleris, David Doyle, 48 Strawberry Lane. — Forced the White House to share "I welcome any dialogue," said loved the world.” (John 3:16) We are are Margaret Banks and Imagine what might have Manchester Cynthia Figiela By LEE RODERICK with Congress the responsibility of the Ageh, "I don’t believe in closed also informed that Jesus is the Love Susan Gasper, juniors; Mark Green, Ellen Hurley. TEHRAN - "Death to Carter! Panama Canal treaties. doors.” of God in flesh. (John 1:14-18) Lisa Buxton and Karen Cassandra .lohnson, BMiABARQUN Sheehan, sophomores, and Death to the shah!" The words, Hansen had now turned his atten­ He proceeded to detail Iran’s One of the reasons that the Love of Genevieve Knight, Mara Tina Corcoran and Anita Kornfeld, Kevin Lerch, Cathy If bargains are your bag, you’ll love these rugged Grand similar to those heard from tion to Iran. grievances against the shah, and God came down into our world of demonstrating Iranian students in­ Barret, freshmen Lupi, Susan Momeau, Cynthia We held similar views on this most said, "The hostages never would flesh is to teach us that love must be Nadeau. Walter Nevers. Tour bags by Airway. Because they’re free— or at bargain Board Action Urged side the United States, take on a B Honors intractable of problems — seeing lit­ have been taken if the State Depart­ expressed to real individuals. It is too Sandra Nichols. Dawn S eniors prices— when you save at Heritage. Just deposit the special ferocity when chanted by tle bad in the shah and little good in ment had listened to us. As long ago easy to love in general. To say I love Ogden. Andrew Szabo. teeming thousands in the numbing Lisa Boice. Christian Davis, Pamela Tedford. Charles Ten­ To the editor: happened in the 30s and 40s. Khomeini. Shah Mohammed Reza as April I warned the Iran desk at the all humanity makes one feel good in­ Linda DeVito. Laurie Dow, qualifying amount and make your choice from the cadence of Farsi outside the cap­ nyson, Lynne Thomas, Frank Lupien has finally stuck his Although 1 did agree with Mr. Lu­ Pahlavi had been deposed earlier this department that it would be very side. But that has to be tested by how Scott Doyle. Eileen England. Marilyn Tilley, Tracy Tirrell, foot in it. pien that American attrocities should tured U.S. embassy compound. year in a bloody revolution, whose detrimental to our relations to allow I treat the man who has just smashed Lisa Farad James Tomanelli chart below. Then, as U.S. Clint Jatkowski. Stephen Over the years Mr. Lupien. to his also be examined, I certainly did not spiritual leader Ayatollah (an the shah into the United States." into the back of my car. Because that F reshm en And while our bags take you traveling in style, we’ll Lipsky. Laura Raymond, credit, has attended many town and could not compare them with the Rep. George Islmaic holy title) Ruhollah On a more encouraging note, Ageh is the real situation in which I live. Marc Gray. June Gotkin. Hansen (R-Idaho) William Simmons, Kent make your money go a long way too. Because we pay meetings. He has expressed what he type of deliberate racist and anti- Khomeini now wielded more power said, "I can assure you about one God’s Love was also tested in this Thalacker Cynthia'Tracy, An­ Rhonda Gibbs. Chris Fitch. views as his conservative thinking on Semetic genocide that shook the emerges from the than control. Khomeini has used that thing — it is the intention of the way. Some people for a variety of drea Wisnewski Colleen England. Christina the highest savings interest you’ll find anywhere. Dahl, Laura Couch, Sean issues. He has been referred to as a moral fiber of our world during red brick-walled power capriciously, summarily students and the ayatollah not to do reasons took God’s Love (Jesus. Ju n io rs embassy grounds Banks, Lisa Miller, Mark So visit any Heritage office. Make your deposit in any ■'gadfly" and a "watchdog. " He has World War II. executing hundreds of former public any physical harm to the hostages. Christ) and put Him on a cross. If Daniel Avery, Todd Boice. Olmstead used his right to speak to the fullest To deny America s atrocities is and we are swept officials and others. We know this action is not in accord that happens to us. our reaction most Tracy Brazeal, Kimberly James Peterson, Leane savings account— including 6 month certificates. And extent again to deny history. To compare along helplessly Those who know him best insist he with international law." likely would be bitterness, anger, Breault. Gail Daniels. Joan Royer. Michael Ryan, Audrey them with Hitler's atrocities, is to by an unruly, DeCarli, Kathleen Haddad, SmiUi. Christine Steininger, bag yourself a bargain today. Unfortunately the majority of Mr. isn't crazy in a strict mental sense. At the same time, he added, resentment, all of which diminishes Elizabeth Hammersla corrupt history. though not hostile the soul of the person harboring those Toby Therrien, Diana Lupien's comments have been But he is mad with hatred and Khomeini is a “very strong man who Debra Heath, Debra Heinz. Thurber. Shanon Trueman, ' ‘ People yes! Carter no!" the thought w ith 4*ch negative ' in nature, bordering on Mr, Lupien has not only insulted revenge — strange qualities indeed won’t bend; there is a delicate feelings. Jesus, however, reacted Drew Kapp. Margaret Keller, Tyrone Verszegi. Mary w ith Wllh Wllh suddenly comes: what am I doing 14 b44wlilul b*g« lo d4p041l O opotll O*3>o«il 4 - EVENING HERALD. Tucs., Dec. 4, 1919 EVENING HERALD. Tues., Dec. 4, 1*79-7 Peace-Church Coalition Liberal Insurance Attitudes May End Red-Lining H ARTFO RD (UPI) - Increasingly tially based on the condition of sur­ helped 557 Connecticut homeowners obtain coverage, Maloney said. homeowners in single or multi­ were first-time policyholders. liberal attitudes by insurance com­ rounding properties. — most in urban areas — obtain in­ He said as long as the owner lives family homes who couldn’t secure in­ He said many of the city Urges Arms Moratorium panies have improved coverage Maloney is on the advisory board of surance since its start in November in his home " it could be in a slum and surance "through regular marketing homeowners Openiine has helped policies in urban areas and may end Connecticut Openline, a volunteer 1978. he’d be given insurance... I’ve never channels,” he said. "avoided insurance" because they A smaller group earlier impose a moratorium on the produc­ HARTFORD (UPII - A coalition red-lining in decaying cities, an in­ group of insurers who help He said when he started his in­ seen a blanket order not to un­ He said in trying to secure in­ "thought that they couldn't afford demonstrated outside the Main tion, testing or deployment of of peace and church groups is urging dustry executive says. homeowners in Connecticut cities olv surance career 21 years ago, "you derwrite' insurance for a certain surance for callers, "Our standard it." Street office of Sen. Abraham nuclear weapons. Connecticut's two U.S. senators to John Maloney of the R. C. Knox Co. tain insurance coverage. He said an were told absolutely not to write a area.” has been to show as much interest in The executive director of the Ribicoff, D-Conn. Passage of the amendment would vote for an amendment to the Salt II individual homeowner’s "exposure" policy if a property was damaged by Maloney said Openline, which the property as the property owner.” Neighborhocxl Reinvestment Corp., "The danger of a nuclear war is mean re-negotiating the proposed insurance agency said Monday in­ treaty which would impose a surance companies may have to other properties is no longer con­ exposure.” receives financial assistance from 83 Of 702 requests for assistance, 63— W illiam H. Whiteside, told about 50 everpresent as viewed in statements treaty. moratorium on nuclear arms. "inadvertently” red-lined in the past sidered in writing policies. Now while “exposure” would in­ insurers, was established "because or 8 percent — were rejected. The people attending Openline's m atin g by American people to 'nuke the Taylor and other representatives, Twenty-five demonstrators, because their decision to provide .Maloney spoke at the first annual fluence a homeowner’s insurance of allegations of red-lining in Connec­ majority of those who SMured in­ the nation’s greatest housing Ayatollah' and to 'nuke Iran,’ " said among them the Hartford Peace holding signs and a green corduroy coverage to a homeowner was par­ meeting of Openline, which has rates, it wouldn't affect his ability to ticut.” The organization helps surance through Openline’s efforts problem was condominium conver­ the Rev. David Taylor of the Coalition and the United Church of banner reading "Stop Nuclear sions, especially in cities. Northfield Congregational Church. Christ, met with aides to Ribicoff Rape. " passed out leaflets Monday He said the conversion of apart­ He said the protesters support an and Weicker and urged them to sup­ outside the 1 Financial Plaza office ment buildings to condominiums had amendment to the treaty sponsored port Hatfield's amendment. of Sen. Lowell Weicker, R-Conn. At created "a disproportionate number bv Sen. Mark Hatfield, R-Oregon, to Taylor said the United States and Harbor Expansion Urged in New Haven noontime they prayed, then ate a loaf Soviet Union already have the of high income rentals" at the of bread to svmbolize life and hope. capability to destroy the world 12 NEW H AVEN (UPI) - The U.S. save the state an estimated $9.7 fear a spill or leak would cause maneuvering area of sufficient depth greater.” said Pac. "But when expense of moderately priced rental housing. timers each. The Salt II treaty, he Army Corps of Engineers has million a year in oil shipment costs massive environmental damage, to handle larger vessels now coming you're talking about smaller vessels, said, would allow both countries to recommended a $28.3 million expan­ because the larger tankers carry guberatorial spokesman Larrye into general use in the petroleum * you're talking older vessels and some The non-profit government- sponsored corporation, which was Giaimo Rules Out Run continue what the protesters call sion of New Haven Harbor it says greater quantities and make fewer deBear said. trade,” the corps said. of them have seen better days." started in Pittsburgh to "turn around H ARTFO RD (UPI) - Rep. Robert Giaimo is scheduled to give up the "the race toward oblivion." could save Connecticut almost $10 trips, the corps said. But he said the governor’s opposi­ The Corps also recommended "The super tankers are heavier urban blight” a year ago, has helped N. Giaimo. D-Conn., has decided not rotating chairmanship of the House "It's a situation of overkill on our m illion a year in oil shipment costs. "What we’ve received is an in­ tion was "in connection to a proposal deepening a 105-acre turning basin to and made in light of stricter homeowners in 80 cities nationwide to seek the Democratic nomination Budget Committee but will remain part and the Soviet Union," he said. The corps Monday recommen(fed creasing need for heavy carriers," a to establish an off-shore oil terminal 42 feet and another smaller one to 30 regulations.” he said. 'One offsets on the powerful House Ap­ the other, though I'm inclined to to obtain loans for rehabilitating for U.S. Senate next year. "Our question is — how much is the harbor's main shipping channel corps spokesman said. "Multiple in Long Island Sound.” and he didn’t feet. propriations Committee and a sub­ think we'd be better off with the their residences. Giaimo. the senior U.S. represen­ enough?" be deepened to 42 feet and widened trips only add to consumer’s costs. know what her position would be on State Environmental Com­ committee on defense ap­ expansion." The corporation's staff works with tative from Connecticut, said Mon­ John Brea.sted of Hartford, a by 150 feet to allow super oil tanker The fewer trips, the safer and the the latest proposal for New Haven missioner Stanley Pac said he was propriations. The expansion project would homeowners in planning renovations day he prefers to continue his career member of the Hartford Peace Coali­ shipments to Connecticut for the first cheaper." Harbor. delighted by the Corps recommenda­ require the state Department of En­ and in cases of absentee landlords, in the House "The conclusion is Giaimo said he was advising his tion, said the Salt II treaty now being time. The corps said petroleum products The governor was in Washington tion and he discounted fears that vironmental Protection’s and the helps tenants to buy their buildings. quite clear that 1 can more effective­ “ many loyal friends and supporters debated in the Senate is “ a sham." "An improved port can be more account for 91 percent of the port’s Monday and not immediately super tankers, some of which can Homeowners in Waterbury. New so that they can make their political “It's a so-called arms limitation competitive with other ports on the commerce. available for comment. deBear said. carry as much as a m illion barrels of governor’s approval. ly serve Connecticut in the House of Haven and Hartford have taken ad­ plans accordingly " that he w ill not treaty, but it places ceilings way A group hands out leaflets after holding Conn., protesting the proposed Salt II treaty Northeast coast "the corps said. Gov. E lla Grasso has opposed "The harbor’s major navigational oil, posed a greater threat to the en­ About 7 million cubic yards of Representatives than in the Senate. ' vantage of the NRC's programs, seek the seat of Sen. Abraham A. above what we already have and appealing for a moratorium on nuclear The proposed expansion project, previous proposals allowing super difficulty is the lack of adequate vironment in the event of a spill. m aterial would be dredged and said Giaimo in a statement released public religious services Monday, outside the Whiteside said Ribicoff, who plans to retire." (weapons), " he said. the result of a $393,000 study, would tankers into Connecticut water, for channel dimensions and "Certainly the damage would be dumped off New Haven, the Corp in Connecticut uofffnrH nffirps nf ,*?pn. Lowell Weicker, D- arms. (UPI photo) said.

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By MARTIN SLOANE supermarket shelves. The idea is to “NFN" for “no form necessary.’’ drawer. Don’t be shy. Ask for them! the country regularly trade refund The Manchester Evening Herald. Oc­ You can beat inflation every day get you to buy their product Instead Just send your proofs of purchase • You can find refund forms in forms by mail. Eiach week they send casionally we publish them. By BETTY RYDER with ray proven secret weapon — of the other brand right next to it. along with a note on which you clear­ newspaper and magazine ads. their refunding pals an envelope full refunding. Unfortunately, there are only ly print your name, address and ZIP • There are lots of refund forms on of forms and a request list. Back Cosmopolitan Club about 100 refund forms in a pad and ( ^ e . specially marked packages on super­ comes an enveli^ full of new forms. You’ll probably start slowly. It MANCHESTER -The they usually disappear within hours. Many of the best refunds require a market shelves. You probably never I try to include refund offers that takes a few weeks before the rdund Cosmopolitan Club will meet Friday If you're stumped on just what to his 40th anniversary in show business That’s why most shoppers never refund form, however. They are paid attention to them. will not expire for at least several at the Wadsworth Atheneum In Hart­ checks start appealing in your afternoon at 1:30 at Center give the youngster on your Christmas on Dec. 12 at Caesars Palace with the realise there are hundreds of refund marked REQ in my listings. • A fun way to find forms is to start ford is well worth a visit. We mailbox. months in, my “CUp ’n File” lisU Congregational Church. list, who already has everything. I biggest, most star-studded party in offers that could turn Ueir box tops But don’t be discouraged. Here are swap sessions. Just invite some 'That give you lots of time to find attended the preview show last week But it’s exciting when they do — Mrs. Daniel Allen will present a just read of one item he probably Las Vegas history. and labels into hard cash. a few of my secrets for finding these friends over for coffee. Ask them to the k £ w torms you need. The NFN and it was gratifing to see more than first a few dollars a week, then |S, program entitled, "Festival of doesn't have — a 24-karat gold But you won’t miss out on these big forms. bring along their extra cash-off and Helping Prank Sinatra celebrate 12S trees and wreaths all decorated then $10. offers may expire sooner but you can Lights.” building block. And (now for the good will be, more than 1,000 luminaries, savings when you start collecting my • Did you ever wonder what to do refund forms. take advantage of them now. beautifully and donated to the As you gain experience, your Mrs. Allen is a former missionary news) it only costs $46.(X)0 plus sales “aip ’n File’ refund listings. with the children when you get to the • Put a note saying that you want Don’t be surprised if you get a personally and professionally museum. savings will grow. I save almost $25 a to India and is presently conference tax, of course. One of the secrets of refunding is supermarket? I use mine to search to trade refund forms on your super­ rejection letter. This is all part of the associated with the entertainer Students at filing Junior High week. vice president of United Methodist There are apparently other ver­ that some manufacturers don’t the store for refund forms. market’s bulletin board. You should game. through the years. School presented a “International Career Day Conducted at MMH Big food manufacturers make Women and Dean of the School of require refund forms. Based on my • The store manager and cashiers get lots of calls. If you have any question for ideas, sions ranging in price from $90 for a If you can't take a jet and fly out ■year of the Child," tree which was most of their refund offers on pads or Christian Missions. block in alumihum and teak to an 18- Ninth grade studente from eight area the MMH Auxiliary. Students saw a film experience, I mark these offers often have forms tucked away in a • More than 250 refunders across please send them to me in care of there, don't worry. NBC television very nice. Also, the ECLC Learning forms that their salesmen attach to karat. for only $29,000. network will tape the event for future Center in Manchester, donated a schools listen to discussions during Career “Member of the Family”, participated in an According to the story, sculptor airing. tree, and the Evergreen Garden Qub Day activities recently at Manchester operating room program and attended Roland Gebhardt design^ the gifts The tribute will trace Sinatra's of Glastonbury had a unique Memorial Hospital. Helen Meister was chair­ seminars. (Herald photo by Adamson) Clip ’ n File Refunds and he signs one block of each set career from his first appearance as a wreath entitled “Circle of Autumn." man of the program, which is sponsored by Now if there's a lady on your gift band singer with the Harry James Robin Smith's “Stained Glass Fan­ list, here's just the thing to please Orchestra at the Hippodrome tasy" was very attractive as was the Soups, Snack Foods, Candy (File No. 3) her A 55-karat Art Deco diamond Theatre in Baltimore. Md.. through "Satin and Lace" tree prepared by (NFN — no form necessary; REQ — Refund form necklace made in 1925 in Paris for his present status as one of the most Lil Hunter and her daughter, Leslie Births required. All listing are subject to manufacturer’s Rosey Dolly of the Dolly Sisters. The honored figures in all the annals of Belcher. geographical limitations and local laws.) price'.’ A mere $155,000 Hey. with a show business. The Burnside School Art Club in uy, Abbott Schmeck of Windsor. She was Hershey’s Giant Giveaway, P.O. Box NB-939, El gift like that, you can bet you'll bring Gee. I wonder if they'll mention East Hartford submitted “ Bless the Donald L. and Yvonne L. Kliewer born Nov. 29 at Manchester Paso, Texas 79977. REQ. Free giant candy bar. a smile to her face when he used to appear on stage at Beasts and the Children" which was Duy of Rockville. He was bom Nov. Memorial Hospital. Her maternal Send two universal-product-code symbols from any There are teddy bears in light or the old State Theater in Hartford. Of designed by Grades 4 and 5 and the 24 at Rockville General Hospital. His grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. T. of these V5-pound giant bars: Milk Chocolate or Milk dark mink or mink ski jackets to course. 1 was a mere infant, but f Percival Barnes School, also of East paternal grandparents are Mr. and Grafton Abbott of Glastonbury. Her Chocolate with Almonds, Mr. Goodbar, Krackel or make you look like a teddy bear remember it well Hartford, had an entry. Mrs. H. Donald Duy of Prairie paternal grandparents are Mr. and Special Dark. Expires Dec. 31, 1979. It's exciting Makes you want to The festival continues through Sun­ Village, Kan. Mrs. R obert Schmeck of Old Jeno’s Italian Bread Offer, P.O. Box 6509, Duluth, run right out and pick up a few Festival of Trees day and I'm sure the entire family Greenwich. Minn. 55806. NFN. Free package of pizza. Send three seals of quality from Jeno’s Italian Bread Piz­ Happy .Aiiiversary The 1979 Holidav Festival of Trees will enjoy a visit. Johnston, Reginald James, son of Reginald A. and Catherine Fraser Van Ostrand, Carl Edward, son of za. No expiration date. "Old Blue Eyes" will be marking Johnston of 58A Chestnut St., David E. and Evelyn Eisenhardt Van La Pizzeria, P.O. Box 1350, Watertown, Mass. Manchester. He was bom Nov. 24 at Ostrand of Tolland. He was bom 02172. REQ. Receive $1 refund. Send universal Manchester Memorial Hospital. His Nov. 29 at Manchester Memorial product codes from backs of three La Pizza maternal arandoarents are Mr. and Hospital. His maternal grandparents packages. Expires June 1, 1980. Deborah R. Wilaon Mrs. James D. Fraser of Manchester. are Mr. and Mrs. Charles V. (Soup Starter) Soup Saver Offer, P.O. Box 4447, ECSC Students Plan His paternal grandparents are Mr. Eisenhardt of East Hartford. His Chicago, III. 60677. REQ. Free Soup Saver. Send the and Mrs. Reginald Johnston of Plain- paternal grandmother is Ms. Olive word “stock” cut from the stock packets of two j ville. His great-grandparents are Mr. Van Ostrand of East Hartford. He Soup Starter packages. Expires March 31, 1980. | Engaged and Mrs. Arthur Fraser, Mr. and has a brother, Andrew Evan, 2. (Winter Garden) Soup Ladle, P.O. Box 1583, Medieval Dinner Sunday Mrs. James Cameron and Mr. and Maple Plain, Minn. 55348. REQ. Receive $1 refund. Wilson-lVlacVariHh Mrs. Harry Kelley. Borek, Amanda Lynn, daughter Send the words “Soup Ladle” cut from the front poached halibut, sallat (salad), of Allan J. and Sharon L. Magnotta panels of three packages of Winter Garden Soup A medieval dinner with food and fungus (sauteed mushrooms and cludes pre-seminars in the states and The engagement of Miss Deborah Ladle. Expires Dec. 31, 1979. entertainment fit for royalty will be Stevenson, Sandra Ann, daughter Borek of 247 Autumn St., onion), brede rastons (poppy seed 10 days in residence in London from Renae Wilson of Ellington to W. John served Sunday at 6 at merrie olde of Richard G. and Margaret Manchester. She was bom Nov. 29 at Vegetables, Starches, Fruits (File No. 4) roils), fine cakes (short cakes), March 14-24, 1980. Anyone, including MacVarish. also of Ellington, has Nature's Place Restaurant in down­ Peckham Stevenson of Colchester. Rockville General Hospital. Her Aunt Nellie’s $1 Refund & Recipe Book Offer, peers en confyt (pears stewed in non-students can go on the trip, been announced by her parents. Mr. She was bom Nov. 27 at Manchester maternal grandparents are Mr. and P.O. Box NB-952, El Paso, Texas 79977. REQ. town Willimantic. wine), vin blanc. beer, coffee and which includes theater, ballet, a con­ and Mrs. Donald Wilson of 93 cert, three famous museums, and a Memorial Hospital. Her maternal Mrs. Thomas P. M agnotta of Receive $1 refund plus recipe booklet. Send six The dinner is a fundraising benefit tea. Hollister St., Manchester. grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Manchester. Her paternal grand­ complete labels from any glass jars of Aunt Nellie’s for a group of students at Eastern Guests will be entertained by a day trip to Canterbury to see the Mr. MacVarish is the son of Mrs. EMward Peckham of Tolland. Her parents are Mr. and Mrs. H. Welch of Vegetables. Expires Dec. 31, 1979. Connecticut State College who are puppet show based on Chaucer's Wife famous cathedral where Chaucer’s Phyllis MacVarish of Ellington. paternal grandparents are Mr. and Enfield. Her maternal great­ Comet Refund Offer, P.O. Box 9185, Clinton, Iowa trying to raise money to study in Lon­ of Bath's Taie performed by Bruce pilgrims paid homage to Thomas Miss Wilson graduated from don in March. Becket. Mrs. Richardson Stevenson of grandmother is Mrs. Mary Tonskl of 52732. REQ. Free package of rice. Send one box top and Hannah Clements, caroling, and Manchester High School and Bolton. Manchester. She has a sister, Tina from Comet Brown and Wild, Long Grain & Wild, The dinner will feature foods which other entertainments. Tickets are $10 The cost of the trip is $825, in­ attended Manchester Community were eaten in England during Marie, 3. Chicken Flavored or Beef Flavored rice mixes. each and can be obtained bv cailing cluding airfare, hotel, meals and all College. She is a member of the medieval and renaissance times and O 'B riant, Ellis John, son of Expires Dec. 31, 1979. 456-2231, Ext. 454 expenses. For more information United States Sports Club. She is at the court of Richard II On the The students are planning to enroll about the tour call 456-2231, Ext. 252 Patrick S. and Judith M. Carino Green Giant Company, Box 33-525, Le Sueur, employed as an associate marketing Minn. REQ. Free package of Nibblet C)om. Send menu are gourdes en potage (squash in E a s te rn 's course en titled or 454. The first deposit deadline is O'Briant of 900 Tolland Turnpike, Britannia analyst at The Travelers Insurance Manchester. He was bom Nov. 27 at ingredient panel from one package four-ear Niblet soup I. tart de bry (brie tarts 1, "Humanities in Britain. " which in­ Dec. 10. Companies. Manchester Memorial Hospital. His Ck)m-on-the-cob. Expires June 90, 1980. Mr. MacVarish attended Ellington maternal grandparents are Mr. and (Noodles To Go) Senwa Foods Inc., P.O. Box 1447, High School and H.H. Ellis Technical Mrs. Joseph J. Carino of South Wind­ Sets Meet C i^ of Industry, Calif. 917-49. NFN. Free package School in Danielson. He is employed sor. His paternal grandparents are The Britannia Chapter, Daughter of Noodles To Go. Send tm ivasa l product code from by Eastern Airlines. one package of Noodles To Go. No expiration date. Legion Christmas Dance Mrs. Beth O’Briant of South Windsor of the British Empire, will meet The couple is pianning a Jan. 5. and John O’Briant of Farmington. Pennsylvania butch $1 Refund. P.O. Box 9504, 1980 wedding at The Wesleyan Thursday at 11:30 a m. at the home His great-grandparents are Mr. and of Mrs. Homer Rines. 12 Wind Road. Clinton, Iowa 527-796. REQ. Receive $1 refund. Send Church in Ellington. (Bird photo) cooking directions from any four packages of Penn­ Mrs. C. E. Robb of Weaton, Md., East Hartford. sylvania Dutch brand egg noodle products. Expires Set Saturday at Post Mrs. Eldith O’Briant of Headland, Members are reminded to bring Ala., and V ictor O’B riant of Christmas gifts for the Victoria Dec. 31, 1979. Uncle Ben’s Refund, P.O. Box 4555, Maple Plain, The American Legion Auxiliary Manchester Band Shell this year. one night a week to put on a Bingo Home Tour Alabama. He has a sister, Angela Home for Retired Men and Women. Minn. 55348. REQ. Free package of rice. Send two Unit 102 of Manchester is sponsoring Another function in each unit Night and provides prizes and food Marie Wing, 11. Annual dues will also be collected. box tops from any Uncle Ben’s Flavor’d Rices — a Jhristmas Party Dance on Satur­ throughout the state is to contribute for the evening. The chapter is participating in the Brochures Beef, Chicken, ^ n ls h . Curried or Rice Pilaf. day, from 8 30 p m to 12:30 a m at to the State Department of Connec­ The auxiliary needs many hands to Olsen, Joshua Eben, son of Mark Festival of Trees currently on exhibit the post home, American Legion ticut Scholarship Funds. Twelve fulfill its activities. Ladies interested A. and Joan Verhoosky Olsen of 705 through Sunday at the Wadsworth Expires Jan. 31, 1980. D r le, Manchester Music wiil be by scholarships are awarded. in becoming members may do so if Burnham St., Blast Hartford. He was Atheneum in Hartford. Next: Proofs of Purchase) J| .iny Prytko's Good Time Band Ready Copyright 1979 During the holiday season, the their husband, father or brother has born Nov. 28 at Manchester Several chapter members recently P )ceeds will United Features Syndicate Ine. benefit auxiliary^ auxTHSTyTKlopts a needy family with served in any branch of the armed The Manchester Arts Council has Memorial Hospital. His maternal attended the British Faire in New programs the locai welfare department and services of the United States. For announced that additional brochures grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. York City, sponsored by the State of Eldward Verhoosky of Collinsville. During the year, the auxiliary helps provide it with food for further membership information, from the Cheney Area Historic Home New York Daughters of the British His paternal grandparents are Mr. sponsors many interesting projects Thanksgiving and Christmas and also call Mrs. Laura Freeman at 649-1671, Tour held in September are now Empire. Also, several members Many To Get including sending two girls to (Jirls' donates gifts to the veterans' Tickets for the Christmas Party available at no charge. and Mrs. Harold Olsen of East Hart­ attended the performance of the State, awarding of a Good Citizenship hospitals in Newington, Rocky Hill Dance are available by calling Irene There Is a limited number and ford. Black Watch at the Hartford Jai Alai award to a senior girl at Manchester and West Haven. At the hospitals, Pisch, event chairman, at 646-8858, may be picked up at the Mary Cheney Fronton recently. High School and East Catholic High there is a room called the Christmas or Mary Walker, 643-6155, Mrs. Library or the Cheney Homestead. Srhmeck, Heather Louise, Four Days Off School, and contributing to the Shop and the auxiliary wili be going Freeman. Committee members are daughter of Christian C. and Sarah J. children and youth of Manchester by there to help veterans pick out WASHINGTON (UPI) — Many American workers will Madeline Squillacote, 649-0811, Marge be getting four-day Christmas and New Year’s holidays visiting them at Manchester presents for their families at no cost Bradley, 649-7039, or Ella Misovlcn, Memorial Hospital and at New Hope to them this year, a new survey of personnel executives says. president of Johnny Prytko's Fan In addition, nearly half will attend company-sponsored Mf or. The Auxiliary also donated The auxiliary also goes to Club, 649-2356. Great Gift Selections From The Camera Shops Christmas parties M ore leaving for the long diristmas the American flag and stand to the Newington and Rocky Hill hospitals weekend, some with a company bonus in their pocket, or ^ !■%In the \ turkey or bam in their arms. Service The Bureau of National Affairs, a Washington-based J iftt KOjllCt FS-1 Automatic loading and private publisher of specialized information, found 66 I H U C H m O N CE-4 MEiOTROII Small and built-in auto winder 3Smm SLR. Airman Kenneth M light 35mm SLR with SOmm F I.7 percent of the more than 200 companies it surveyed Automatic control of camera func­ planned to give employees Christmas Eve off from work. Fleming, son of Helen Kel­ lens. Seiko electromagnetic focal tions with manual override. Automatic The survey included both major firms with more than ly of 66 Maplewood Ave , plane shutter. Light metered at lull aper­ load, start, advance exposure and Hash. East Hartford, has been EVER WISH ture— exposure data display. Bu«t-in exposure With 40mm F I.8 lens. 1,000 employees and those with small work forces; both assigned to Keesler Air memory lock-manual and automatic. in manufacturing and non-manufacturing industries, and Force Base, Miss,, after some non-business organizations such as health care, completing Air Force basic YOU WERE education, and state and local governments. training at Lackland AKB This year Christmas and New Year’s Day — both traditional holidays — are on Tuesday. Those employees . in San Antonio, Texas. ■ I Q m i n o l t i XS-1 Minolta's ntost given Monday off too will have a four-day weekend. He will now receive GETTING VIVITU LENSES I FILTEHS Vivitar economical automatic 35mm SLR. The policy is not as widely accepted for the New Year’s specialized instruction in Lenses for Canon, Minolta, Pentax, Over-exposure protection — flash­ holiday, with only 37 percent of the companies giving the computer systems _ Olympus, Nikon, etc., from 28mm ing electronic self-timer. Feather-touch Dec. 31 as a holi^y. field. THE GIFT YOU shutter button — 45mm F2.0 lens. Many F2.8 to 80-200mm F4.5 zoom. Filters for However, nearly one-fifth of those surveyed — 19 per­ any lighting condition. accessories available. Airman Kathleen A. cent — are closing operations from Dec. 22 through Jan. McCarthy, daughter of WERE GIVING? 1. The BNA survey showed company-sponsored Christ­ Gertrude E. McCarthy of • 1979 R. J. Rwynoldf Tobacco Co mas parties being held In 44 percent of the cases, the 21 Princeton St., (SEE SPECIAL OFFER BELOW) .Js ^ MtMin MB46 Canira SjtlaRi Medium lESELEN 23CII The Beseler enlarger majority outside of working hours at off-company Manchester, has been format SLR — uses 120 or 220 film. can work with negatives from 8mm premises. assigned to Keesler AFB, Has responsiveness and handling to 6x9cm, and has the revolutionary The activities range from special holiday meals in the "th* fltoeu folki" ease of 35mm SLR. Inter changeable lenses Miss., after completing Air ual Dichro 23 color head which gives you company cafeteria to elaborate dinner dances. Force basic training at — choice of bodies. Electronic focal plane both diffusion and condenser enlarging in Only Winston’s Sun-RicK“ Blend Lackland AFB, San An­ Ujomon'/mprl^ shutter. Shutter speeds from 8 seconds one colorhead. So you can select the printing Rec Teachers Sought tonio, Texas. to 1/1000. Negative si^e 2.7 times that of a method that best suits your negatives or of the choicest, richest tobaccos She will receive heoltn7p<^ full frame 35mm negative^______^ specialized training in the Ntw £nghn | t tion. at a prerace dinner, an innovation 30,000. Theodore D. Delude of Auburn, Colleges Rally this year, which added to the 43rd run Jack Kelley, Whalers director of Wash.: a daughter, Mrs. Joseph Rodgers ran as planned, well back hockey operations, said the team the following morning. in the pack, offering advice to some (Jeanne) Albano of Enfield; five M ales recalled defensemen Chuck Luksa Uncle Sam will send the top three of the runners. He came in 3,009th in Police Nab Suspect sisters, Mrs. Helen Stramowski of from the American Hockey League To Get Budget marathoners on to Russia next year. 46 minutes in a field of 4,100 finishers Yonkers, N.Y., Mrs. Mary Bujak and Springfield Indians on an emergency Jt.'Lii ’’Jeff Wells, Tom Sandovar. Randy of which 3,321 were officially Mrs. Josephine Beuel, both of basis to replace Ley. Thomas and Frank Shorter will be checked. After Chase by Car Windham Center, Mrs. Jean Kielick By LAUREN DAVIS SHEA Luksa will be with the team when it and Ms. Frances Idzkowski, both of Herald Reporter faces Washington tonight. Manchester. Mentilation MANCHESTER -M anchester the Manchester Parkade about 2:30 MANCHESTER — Manchester Community College is Jazz Lose Game, pm Funeral services will be held m - police apprehended a 20-year-old fighting for its share of the state’s budgetary pie by m H ^ M a k Hartford man Monday afternoon Thursday from the John F. Tierney p u r m u s e Sports Slate A police officer saw Gardner Funeral Home, 219 West Center rallying together with the other 11 state community after a car chase between colleges. i N ^ H o m e Market Manchester and East Hartford, driving away from the store and Street, 8:30 a m., with a mass of Pistol on Radio, TV Tonight chased him into East Hartford, Christian burial. 9 a.m., at the In the wake of increasing state cuts, financial officers police said today.’ have agreed that each college will have a Legislative 7:30 • I (ionn vs. New Hampshire, police said. The East Hartford police Church of the Assumption. Burial Marshall A Gardner of 44 Ken­ Budget Committee which will work in tandem with a cen­ SALT LAKE CITY (UPI) — Utah Jazz Coach Tom Nissalke Stabler Caught Behind Line of Scrimmage WPOP sington St. was charged with eluding joined the chase and the suspect was will be in St. Joseph’s Cemetery, waited until his team lost a disappointing 96-89 contest with the 8 - W halers »s. Capitals, WTK^ apprehended after colliding wi'ih Willimantic. Friends may call tral Legislative Budget Committee. Oakland quarterback Ken Stabler was all Raider for five-yard loss. Oakland went on to police, reckless driving and second- “We have been trying to act positively on the budget k v k i s t Milwaukee Bucks, then announc^ he has decided to trade Pistol 8 • Bruins vs. I’lyers, Ch, 38 degree larceny He was released on a another car. No injuries were Wednesday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. set to pass when New Orleans’ defensive win in thriller, 42-35. (UPI Photo) 8 • Oltlrs vs. Pistons. (Ji. 4 every year in one way or another with varying degrees of Pete Maravich. $500 bond, police said, for a Dec. 17 reported in the incident. at the funeral home. Memorial con­ O n m lineman Don Reese stormed in and sacked effectiveness. Our story hasn’t been told. By formulating 18 points. appearance in East H artford tributions may be made to the T b u r ' Maravich did not play in the Mon­ In other news, police charged Ray­ American Cancer Society, 237 East the 12 budget committees plus the central group we will day game against the Bucks, nor has Utah’s scoring was led by Adrian Superior Court. speak with one voice instead of 12.” Carroll Maddox, AND Dantley. The 6-foot-5 forward gave a Gardner allegedly stole a car from mond R. Bunce. 33. of Hartford, Center Street, Manchester. he played in the last five Utah with issuing a bad cheek Monday. He MCC’s community relations officer said. games. The error-plagued Jazz, dazzling performance, hitting for 28 either Hartford or East Hartford, MCC’s committee will meet Dec. 12. Maddox said it points and leading all players with 12 Hard Work Paid Dividends police said, and then took some items was presented in East Hartford •% however, managed to win two of In Memoriam will be composed of college faculty and staff, in addition rebounds. from Marshall s Department Store in SuPerior Court Monday, police said. those contests, matching the number in lovinK memory of Mn Katherine Lippencotl to area political and community leaders. of victories they enjoyed in their "That wasn’t a 4-20 team tonight," who passed away [Wamber 2nd. 1973 “It will be a coordinated and more effective means of previous 19 starts. said Bucks’ Coach Don Nelson. Kvery day in some small way. aquainting the public and the appropriate legislative "We are looking to make a deal "Utah is really playing well together. Memories of you come our way. For Latest Heisman Winner The whole team is different from Priority List Same Time and years roll swiftly by. bodies with the community colleges,” Maddox said. that will benefit both the team and fkii love and memories never die what we saw earlier.” Maddox said the legislators want to know, “If you Pete,” was Nissalke’s only comment NEW YORK (UPI) - After place and I’m glad it’s over — it’s wasn’t sure his prophecy would of UCLA that clinched the Pac-10 (community colleges) don’t get money, who is going to The first time the teams met, on Sadly missed by sister, after the announcement. Maravich four years of hard labor, been a long four years, " said White, materialize. championship and a Rose Bowl Anne and Julia hurt and how are they going to hurt?” He said the new could not be reached for comment. Oct. 15, Milwaukee trounced the C3iarles White won his reprieve who came to ^uthern Cal as a "1 was surprised, and I’d like to berth. For Vernon CD Bid organizational structure should be able to bring these The Bucks showed Utah fans Mon­ Jazz. 131-107. freshman in the fail of 1976. Before thank everyone,” said White in a White knew all year that Sims facts to the legislature persuasively, instead of getting day night why the team has the best Monday night, the Jazz trailed by Monday. would be his main competition for his proposal. $5,000 for continuation, In .Memoriam _ his first game as a collegian. White telephone hookup from California. By BARBARA RICHMOND bogged down in long, detailed statistical presentations. road record in the NBA. Even though only four points with 2:09 left in the “I didn’t sleep well at all last night, walked down the plaque-lined cor­ "It’s a memory I’ll never forget. I the Heisman, and after watching the via CRCOG, of the Regional Fair In sad and loving memory of Michael Capello. who game. But Utah was called for llerulfi Reporlcr passiKl away December 3rd. 1968 Maddox said the legislature particularly the finance forward Junior Bridgeman was I’ve been seeking this award for four ridors of Heritage Hall, pointed to worked hard in the last three games Sooners' tailback shred Nebraska's Housing Program committees, are generally aware of MCC’s particular double-teamed all playing a zone defense, and years,” said the Southern Cal senior vaunted ■ Black Shirt ” defense for VERNON — An attempt to change Always smiling, happy and content the He)sinan Trophies won by and I thought I had a shot at it." lajved and respecollege football player. But the durable tailback, who ran career touchdowns, scampered for "1 really felt Billy showed a strong night when the town planner told the for the owner-occupied rehab and Wife. Mary doesn’t make sense not to tell the community story,” FIGHTERS night. of bounds. White, who led the nation in comeback, especially in the program for 5,598 career yards, second best in 194 yards and four touchdowns Nov. Town Council time wouldn't allow Maddox said to justify the concerted effort. These pamphlets contain valuable informat)on on And the extra Nelson was impressed with the rushing with 1,803 yards and lifted Nebraska game," said White. “I the change. NCAA history to Tony Dorsett, 24 to lead the Trojans to a 49-14 rout Manchester insulation, weatherslhpping, caulking, storm Jazz effort to guard total performance of his squad, Southern Cal to a Rose Bowl berth watched the Nebraska game on Before the council meeting. Mon­ Also included on the list are, in Bridgeman enabled which leads the NBA Western with a four-touchdown performance television before we played UCLA day night, the council conducted the priority order: $4,500, Historical Fire Calls windows, doors and much more— all free, all four other Bucks to Conference. and all 1 thought was, Billy Sims ' ” third and final hearing on the grant Society grant match; the $5,000 for designed to help you save energy and money In in his final regular-season game, Carter Backers score in double figures. Marques The victory boosts the Bucks’ White spoiled Sims’ bid to become and later discussed a resolution, the co-op program. $10,000 for Monday, 6:02 a m. —Minor blaze at 75 your home. They are available as part of the cruised to a one-sided victory and Johnson and Lloyd Walton each had record to 19-8. Utah falls to 4-20. became the third Trojan to win the only the second player to capture two prepared by the town planner, and sodium lights for Rockville center; Woodland St. (Eighth District) NATIONAL EN E R G Y WATCH (N E W.) program award, named after legendary Coach Heismans. setting forth a priority list for use of $200,000, sidewalk improvements; Monday. 8:40 a m. —Smoke in area at we are sponsoring. Homes that meet N E W. $11,000 Vernon Water Co. grant Vernon Case Mountain (town) Hosting Parties John W. Heisman. the money. standards for insulation and other energy con­ Southern Cal’s Mike Garrett won George Russell, town planner, said match; $20,000 for improvements at Monday. 9:52 a m. —Smoke at 151 Honor Yale’s Tumpane Opener Postponed School St. (Town) servation measures will be certified energy the award in 1965 and O.J. Simpson that the council could change the Franklin Park; $40,000 for drainage President Carter’s supporters throughout Connecticut Monday. 1 21 p.m. —Water at 357 West will host a number of parties tonight when the is expected efficient and receive our N.E.W. Energy Efficient NEW HAVEN (UPI) - Senior and an outstanding player. His un­ was named in 1968. ■41-^J order of the priorities but it couldn't improvements on Linden Place; $25,- East Catholic girls’ basketball Middle Turnpike (Town) to announce his candidacy for the 1980 election. Home Award. An N.E.W. certified home is more linebacker and Yale football Captain selfish play throughout the entire White picked up 453 first-place add anything without it going back to 000 for off-street parking im­ 1979-80 opener against Hartford Monday. 6:07 p.m. —Wood fire on Among the Manchester area people hosting parties is comfortable, and should start^saving you energy Tim Tumpane has been chosen as the season was an inspiration for our ballots and 1,695 points in voting by the Planning Commission for its ap­ provements; the $5,000 for the fair Ralph Road. (Town) Public slated today at the Owls’ gym Barbara Weinberg, one of (Darter’s earliest supporters in and money Immediately. Ivy League player of the year. players and our coaching staff.” 1,050 electors nationwide in six proval. housing program; and $12,500 for ad­ Monday. 8:05 p m —Smoke investiga­ has been postponed. Continued Connecticut in 1976 and a newly elected member of the To help you get started, we re offering a FR EE Tumpane. who helped lead the Cozza was also honored as the geographical regions. Oklahoma run­ During the public hearing Fire ministering the grant. tion at 12 Cain Road. (Town) Bulldogs to the Ivy League title, was problems with supervision of after­ Manchester Board of Directors. Mrs. Weinberg’s party, computerized home energy audit. Call the Energy Eastern Coach of the Year by the ning back Billy Sims, who won the Chief Donald Maguda and Captain When it was found the list couldn't Monday. 8:29 p.m. —Car fire at 340 named Monday to receive the noon activities at the Hartford school which is open to the public, will be held from 5 to 7 p.m., Eastern Association of Inter­ Heisman last year as a junior, Robert Kelly of the Rescue Squad, be changed to allow for buying the Broad St. (Town) Management Services Department at the has forced the postponement. Monday. 9:55 p.m. —Service call at 375 at 157 Pitkin St., Manchester. Bushnell Cup, symbolic of the collegiate Officials. finished a distant second, receiving asked the council to consider using emergency van, Campbell said he Northeast Utilities office in this area and we ll Woodbridge St. (Eighth District). Others who will host parties include Joel Janenda, league’s highest honor. Tumpane was earlier selected by 82 first-place ballots and 773 points No new date has been set. some of the grant money to buy a thought there was money in the town show you how your home can quality for our Dominic Squatrito and John Didonato. A native of Midlothian, 111., Tom- his teammates as Yale’s most despite finishing his regular-season new emergency van at a cost of about budget sidewalk fund that might be Energy Efficient Home Award. More than 70 parties are scheduled in Connecticut as pane was selected by the league’s valuable player. He led the Elis in collegiate career in spectacular $35,000. used for that purpose. part of a nationwide fundraising effort for the Carter- football coaches. The award is given tackles with 79 solo hits and 69 assists fashion. Councilman Robert Hurd made a Russell also suggested there may Sparks Blamed Tufts' ISew Coach Mondale Presidential Committee. on the basis of sportsmanship, for a total of 148 — the most tackles Brigham Young’s record-setting motion to pass the resolution to allow be other funding sources available T E LE P H O N E 249-5711 leadership, competitive spirit, con­ MEDFORD, Mass. (UPI) - Gov. Ella T. Grasso is co-chairing the national by a single Yale player since 1970. quarterback, Marc Wilson, received the mayor to submit the pre­ and said he would look into this and In Minor Fire NU Office, Hartford tribution to the team and ac­ The Bulldog’s defense led the na­ Former professional basketball “Grassroots Parties Program” with Bill Clinton of 589 points to finish third in the voting, application for the funding but asked report back to the council. Gov. complishments on the field. MANCHESTER -The Eighth Arkansas and Mayor Tom Bradley of Los Angeles. Gov. (EXT. 569) tion in rushing defense, giving up announced at the Downtown Athletic veteran and college standout, Bob to include the 14 priority items "There isn’t a more deserving Bigelow, will be Tufts University’s District Fire Department Grasso is expected to attend several of the parties only 75 yards a game, and total Club. Art Schlichter, Ohio State's recommended by the Planning Com- new assistant basketball coach, extinguished a Monday evening blaze tonight. player in the league this year than defense, with a stingy 175.4 yards a sophomore quarterback, was fourth mission rather than the 12 Coach John White announced today. Delta Chapter at D & R Machine Co., 75 Woodland “The number of parties, both nationwide and in our Tim,” Yale Coach Carm Cozza said. game. with 251 points and Vagas Ferguson, recommended by the town planner. St., a department spokesman said "He has been a tremendous leader Notre Dame’s all-time leading Bigelow, 25, of Winchester, played The Planning Commission has in­ MANCHESTER -D elta Chapter, state, and the number of people expected to attend, in­ today. rusher, finished fifth with 162 points. on three Ivy League champion teams cluded in its list, as priority Nov. 4, Royal Arch Masons, will hold a dicate the support and enthusiasm which the president’s The blaze, which started at 6:02, Lambert Trophy to Pitt Rounding out the top 10 were at the University of Pennsylvania. $5,000 for a feasibility study and business meeting tomorrow at 7:30 candidacy has generated,” Mrs. Grasso said. “We bellve UMnONM. He became the first round draft was believed to have been caused this type of personal, grassroots event in support of the NEW YORK (UPI) — The Pitt Panthers, who soundly defeated Penn State, White’s quarterback at Southern Cal, preliminary concept definition for a p.m. at the Masonic Temple with when some -Parks from a welder ig­ BOGY Paul McDonald; South Carolina choice of the Kansas City Kings of co-op housing program. president will get his campaign off to a fittinjg and effec­ 29-14, last Saturday, Monday were awarded the Lamlwrt Trophy as the top Ernest J. Smith, most excellent high nited some nearby cardboard boxes. I mktch fullback George Rogers; Purdue Well-Armed Winner the NBA in 1975. The proposal was made by Susan priest, presiding. Lewis E. Miner, tive start.” football team in the E)ast. A 25-year-oId employee told police he quarterback Mark Herrmann; A 6-foot-6 forward-guard, he played Lee, an attorney with Connecticut excellent principal sojourner of the “The people who have volunteered to host these parties Pittsburgh, which boasts a 10-1 mark and has a Fiesta Bowl date with College football’s best player during the 1979 season was USC’s four seasons with the Kings, Boston was welding 20 minutes before the NORTHBIIST UIUITIBS Arizona Christmas Day, ended Penn State's two-year reign as Eastern cham­ Rorida State nose guard Ron Sim­ Legal Services. The town planner Most Excellent Grand Royal Chapter believe that the president’s leadership Is needed In these t4« C09MICtCUIl«MTMO*OM*CDMMIn (Jharlie White. The Trojan running back holds the Heisman Celtics and San Diego Clippers blaze. NMiTToaoiiiciac mons; and Steadman Shealy, eliminated the proposal in his resolu­ of the State of Connecticut, will make difficult times,” Mrs. Weinberg said. She added that pion and won the trophy for the fifth time in 44 years. The trophy will be for­ Trophy after being named the winner yesterday in Los Angeles. before retiring in 1979. The fire was contained in the area quarterback at top-rated Alabama. tion. his official inspection. other functions in support of the Carter-Mondale ticket mally presented Dec. 6 in New York and at that time, the Lambert Cup will of the welding machine and no major “ It seems everything fell into (UPI Photo) The planner also eliminated from Officers’ dress will be tuxedos. are being planned for the future. be presented to Delaware and the Lambert Bowl to Camegie-Nelon. damage was reported. WISACHAinSIllCriK cowwn IMOl TOM WATM PDIMt COWMAt WMtM A SI UT(4ITlf$ HVViCf CCM*MH m iT M a t M CU (WI HIBCt COMMNv 12 - EVENING HERALD, Tues., Dec. 4, t»7$ EVENING HERAIJ), Tues,, Dec. 4, 1979— 13 Palmer Biggest Name Starting Squad Flexible

At Hot Stove Meeting By LEN AUSTER BOW. We have good shooters and Herald SporUwriter we’re trying to encourage them to TORONTO (UPI) - Jim $3.5 million contract and the Royals Other players chosen were third ¥ “Who’s going to start?” is take the outside shot. If they have a Palmer may have pitched his appear willing to meet that price. baseman Mike Macha of Richmond good outside shot, we want them to * ■ one (luestion every head coach last game for the Baltimore There was only one minor trade (by Toronto), outfielder Andres take it,” Armstrong adds. is asked. There usually is one Orioles. completed Monday — the Chicago Mora of Rochester (by Cleveland), Manchester is coming off a dismal White Sox sent reserve catcher Bill third baseman Esteban Castillo of response. Hank Peters, general manager of 4-15 season. “They had an attitude Nahorodny to the Atlanta Braves for Sprinriield (by Kansas City), pitcher last year of “how many points will we the Orioles, made it official Monday But, in the case of the minor-league pitcher Rick Wieters. Alfredo Martinez of Tidewater (by Manchester High girls’ basket­ get beat by this time.'”’ That attitude — the American League champions Nahorodny, 26, gives the Braves the California) and outfielder Mark were listening to trade offers at the ball team, the starting line-up has disappeared, according to the extra catcher they have needed since Brouhard of Salt Lake City (by first-year leader. winter baseball meetings for the Biff Pocoroba — not expected to Milwaukee). may not particularly matter. “Our goal is to be competitive in three-time Cy Young Award-winner. return this season — Injured his Prior to the draft, baseball Com­ "I won’t bet against us having every game. Some kids can Those woi^s were barely out of shoulder last year. missioner Bowie Kuhn gave his an­ Peters' mouth when offers began a lot of different starting line­ remember losing (70-20) to Conard. In another move Monday, the Mon­ nual "state of the union" address and ups,” states Indian first-year Our goal is not to get blown out in any pouring in from Kansas City, St. treal Expos bolstered an already Louis and California. It probably is painted a rather bleak picture of Coach Steve Armstrong, ‘"The game. Scrimmages are just scrim­ strong pitching staff by signing 37- baseball's financial situation. mages but we schedule teams I oniy the beginning. year-old lefthander Fred Norman as "The bottom A clubs in baseball starting line-up is flexible.” Kansas City has made the best knew would be tough. And we haven’t a free agent. Norman pitched last lost on the average of $2 million a Flexibility appears to be one key been blown out. offer thus far, putting up outfielder season with Cincinnati and posted an club in 1978," said Kuhn. “ More than with the 1979-80 squad, which taps off “Our goal is to make the tourna­ A1 Cowens and left-handed pitcher 11-13 record. half our clubs are in a lost position." a 19-game schedule Friday afternoon ment, win 10 games. Anything above Paui Splittorff. If the Orioles accept, Seven major league clubs used the Kuhn indicated talks between the at East Hartford High at 3:30. that, fine. From what I’ve heard the they most likely will have to part draft of minor-league personnel to owners and the players over a new “I feel we’ll be able to adapt to any league (CCIL) is very balanced. But with either reserve infielder Billy strengthen their rosters at a cost of kind of opponent,” Armstrong at this time I don’t know who to look Smith or outfielder Gary Roenicke. basic agreement were proceeding $25,000 per player. Minnesota led the remarks. f for. I feel Wethersfield and Simsbury While California hasn't yet put smoothly and he doubted there would way by drafting three players, in­ be any threats of a lockout or a strike Jennifer Hedlund, a 5-foot-6 junior, should be fairly strong and Conard together an attractive enough Lynne Wright Mary Neubelt cluding two pitchers from the Reds' during spring training. starts at one guard slot with either 5- has a good program. package, the Cardinals have a foot-4 senior Lisa Tilden or 5-foot-3 Indianapolis farm team. “I'm optimistic a settlement can very deep, especially in the guard tinue to put pressure on all game. "Because of circumstances, we promising young catcher, Terry The Twins chose slick-fielding be reach^ and I'd say the probabili­ junior Kathy Cooney alongside. position,” Armstrong comments. really don’t know what we can do. If Kennedy, the Orioles covet. Upsetting Experience at New York With this system of pressure, it’s shortstop Guy Sularz from Phoenix ty of any work stoppage is remote," Practice Run at Killington Georgeanne Ebersold, a 5-foot-5 Manchester’s lack of overall height better to shuttle people in and out. we play as a team, we should Palmer, who makes $265,000 a year and pitchers David Moore and said Kuhn. Pierre Mondu (dark jersey) of Montreal save on goal try last night at Madison Square junior, 5-foot-5 senior terry Smith, a may be a detriment but Armstrong “If we’re going to press, I want definitely be competitive and foit^ltimore, t^ltim ore, is seeking a five-year Phil Mahre, standout member of the United States “A” ski Douglas Corbett of Indianapolis. mnded next to New York Ranger goalie Steve Garden. Game ended in 3-3 tie. (UPI Photo) transfer from Windham High, and 5- views, “with certain line-ups we them to give their all for let’s say definitely make the tournament. team, tuned up for a tour of Europe by practicing his specialty at foot-4 senior Lynne Wright are also aren’t hurt that much. We are going four minutes. If everyone works, by "I’m very excited and from Baker when later came out to make glove possibles. Killington, Vt. Mahre will be one of the USA’s top entrants in the to be small but if we box out we'll be the fourth quarter we may wear op­ talking to them, they’re excited “ I see six guards who in other Winter Olympics at Lake Placid. (UPI Photo) okay. The funny thing is we have in ponents down. We want them to go about the upcoming season,” years could conceivably start,” the practice but not in the scrimmages. Armstrong stated. rookie coach assesses. out and play as hard as they can.. .I’m Three Trojan Stars But it has improved. sure there might be someone who Schedule: Dec. 7 East Hartford A Liz Neubelt, 5-foot-9 senior, should “We’re not ail that experienced,” doesn’t play 30 minutes may feel 3:30 p.m., 11 Simsbury H, 14 Enfield open at one forward post with either continued Armstrong, “ We have a they’re being shortchanged. And A 3:M p.m., 18 Penney A, 21 Conard Improve4i Attitude, 5-foot-8 junior Darlene Jordan, 5- strong 11 people but only four have there will be teams the system won’t H, 26 East Catholic A, 28 Hall H, Jan. foot-7 junior Marge Botteron, or 5- played varsity at the high school. work against," Armstrong advises. 3 Fermi A 3:30 p.m., 5 Wethersfield USC’sWhite foot-8 sophomore Jackie Tucker op­ That’s why we scheduled five scrim­ A 1:30 p.m., 8 East Hartford H, 11 On UPI All-America The Silk Towners offensively will posite her. Five-foot-11 senior Mary mages. run and look for the best shot. "We’re Windham H, 15 Simsbury A, 18 En­ Neubelt opens in the pivot, "Our No. 1 strength is quickness. really not running a set offense. Just field H, 25 Penney H, 29 Conard A, NEW YORK (UPI) —The University of Florida State; linebacker Ron Simpkins of Michigan; "I feel ail 11 on the team can con­ Southern California may be No. 2 in the United defensive backs Ken Easley of UCLA and Roland James Defense with Tech We will have the quickness to press a lot of motion, movement. I think Feb. 1 Hall A, 5 Fermi H, 8 tribute. I won’t be surprised if all of Tennessee and punter Jim Miller of Mississippi. and move the ball up the court quick­ we’re moving the ball really well Wethersfield H, 12 Windham A. Press International Board of Coaches College play in a lot of games. I feel we are Margerum, Castro, Simmons and Green, all juniors, By LEN AUSTER EasyWinner ly. We have six guards and can con- Games not noted 8 p.m. football poll, but the Trojans are No. 1 as far as are the only underclassmen on the team. White, Sims, Herald Sporlswriler All-Americas are concerned. Clark, Johnson. Easley and Green were repeaters from Improved attitude, defense NEW YORK (UPI) — Southern California’s Charles White, the The Trojans, who trail Alabama in the ratings entering last year. and team speed are all com­ nation’s leading rusher who lifted the Trojans to a Rose Bowl Rec Basketball Sports Slate TrinityLists the bowl season, Monday placed three m em ^rs on the The team was selected by a vote of college football ponents of the 1979-80 Cheney berth with a four-touchdown performance in his final regular- 1979 United Press International All-America team — the writers, sports editors and sportscasters from across the season game as a collegian, today was named the runaway Loops to Open Tuesday only team in the nation to do so. nation. Tech basketball team. But the BASKETBALL winner of the 1979 Heisman Trophy, awarded to the outstanding East (.atholir at Hartford Publir Arthur Ashe 1716 Trojans on the 24-member team were Heisman Top-ranked Alabama did not have any players named biggest problem confronting The Manchester Recreation college football player. triumph Nov. 24. That Oklahoma vic- (girls), .3; 15 Trophy-winning running back Charles White, offensive to the first unit, but did place two men on the second second-year Coach Phil Department’s youth basketball HARTFORD — Tennis professional' White received 453 first place votes tory clinched the Big Eight cham- Wednesday guard Brad Budde and linebacker Dennis Johnson. team as did Arkansas and Ohio State. Crockett heading into the new SCOREBOARD leagues, Pee-Wee, Midget and Arthur Ashe will speak at 'Wnity and 1,695 total points from the board BASKETBALL Nineteen teams placed at least one player to the first Alabama players on the second team were offensive season which opens at home pionship and gave the Sooners an Juniors, start next week at the East College on "Careers in Busines?«nd squad with Texas. Oklahoma, and Notre Dame each tackle Jim Bunch and center Dwight Stephenson. Ohio of 1,050 voters from six geographical Orange Bowl berth. Greater Hartford at .MCC. 8 Industry " Friday at 1:30 p.m. in the Friday against Rham is his NFL Side Rec, West Side Rec and Com­ ICE HOCKEY placing two. Defensive tackle Steve McMichael and State quarterback Art Schlichter and defensive back regions. White beat out last year's Sims, who led the nation with 22 munity “Y” . Goodwin Theatre of the Austin Arts American Conference Manchester vs. Simsbury at South defensive back Johnnie Johnson were named from Mike Guess and Arkansas' guard George Stewart and club’s shooting prowess. winner, Oklahoma's Billy Sims, and touchdowns, boosted his 1979 rushing The "Y” will offer a Pee-Wee Center. The public is invited to at­ East Windsor Arena, 8:40 tend. Texas; running back Billy Sims and linebacker George kicker Ish Ordonez also made the second team. The Beavers, 3-17 a year ago, became the first Trojan to win the total to 1,506 yards. He finished with League on Monday nights at 6; 15 and w L T Pet. Friday Cumby were selected from Oklahoma and offensive Also named to the second team offensive unit were graduated leading scorer Dave award since O.J. Simpson in 1968. a career average of 7.09 yards per 7; 15 and a Midget League Wednesday Ashe, who runs his own insurance Miami 9 5 0 643 BASKETBALL tackle Tim Foley and running back Vagas Ferguson were wide receiver Jackie Flowers of Florida State, tackle Gustamachio, who averaged 21,5 The senior tailback was the seventh carry — an NCAA record^ for backs agency, visits colleges and univer­ New England 0 .571 nights at 6; 15 and 7; 15 and Thursdays Rham at Cheney Tech, 8 picked from Notre Dame. Ray Snell of Wisconsin, guard Pete Inge of San Diego points per game. Mo Harrison, 5- consecutive running back to receive with 500 rushing attempts or more. 8 6 sities under the sponsorship of Aetna Buffalo 7 7 0 .500 at 6:15. Xavier at Glastonbury It marked the 17th consecutive year Notre Dame has State and running backs James Hadnot of Texas Tech, foot-11 senior who’ll occupy one of the Heisman. announced at the Wilson, a 6-foot-5 senior and a pure Life and Casualty. At Trinity, he will NY Jets 6 8 0 .429 The East Side Rec will have a Coventry at E.O. Smith placed a player on the UPI first team All-American Dennis Mosley of Iowa and George Rogers of South the backcourt slots, is the best Downtown Athletic Club. pocket passer, capitalized on also meet with minority students. Baltimore 4 10 0 .286 Midget League Wednesday nights at South Windsor at Northwest squad. Carolina. shooter on the team. He averaged 7.1 Sims received 82 first place votes Brigham Young’s rare national telev- 6:15 and 7:15 and a Junior League Ashe graduated from the Universi­ a year ago. Who'll pick up the scoring and 773 points. Trailing White and sion exposure against San Diego Lenlral Catholic ty of California at Los Angles, with a Rounding out the offensive unit were split end Ken Those named to the second team defensive unit were Friday nights at 6:30 and 7:30. Simsbury at Rockville Margerum of Stanford, tight end Junior Miller of ends John Adams of Louisiana State and Jacob Green of slack after that is debatable as the Sims in the voting were Brigham State Nov. 24— firing four TD passes W L T Pet. The West Side Rec lists Pee-Wee, degree in business administration. Young quarterback Marc Wilson, and running for another to key a 63-14 Pittsburgh 11 3 0 .786 Manchester at East Hartford He is one of the leading money Nebraska, offensive tackle Greg Kolenda of Arkansas, Texas A&M, tackles Doug Martin of Washington and Cur­ Techmen in two scrimmages have Midget and Junior Leagues. The Pee­ (girls), 3:30 not shown the ability to put the ball in Ohio State quarterback Art rout that lifted Brigham Young to the Houston 9 5 0 .714 winners in tennis history and won the guard Ken Fritz of Ohio State, center Jim Richter of tis Greer of Michigan; middle guard Kerry Weinmaster Wees will play Saturday mornings at South Windsor at East Catholic North Carolina State, quarterback Marc Wilson of of Nebraska; linebackers Lance Mehl of Penn State, the hole, Schlichter and Vagas Ferguson, WAC title and a date with Indiana in Cleveland 9 5 0 .643 10:30 and 11:30. The Midgets Wimbledon Championship in 1975. He (girls), 3 p.m. is the founder of the Association of Brigham Young and kicker Dale Castro of Maryland. Mike Singletary of Baylor and Otis Wilson of Louisville; "If we can get the ball off the Notre Dame's alltime leading the Holiday Bowl Dec. 21. Wilson set Cincinnati 3 11 0 .214 Wednesdays at 6:15 and 7:15 and rusher. an NCAA record for passing yardage Saturday Tennis Professionals, the union to Named to the defensive squad were ends Hugh Green of and defensive backs Darrol Ray of Oklahoma and Mark boards, the kids are looking for the e(*l Thursdays at 6:15 and the Juniors BA.SKETBALL Pittsburgh and James Stuckey of Clemson; tackle Bruce Haynes of Colorado and punter Mike Smith of Wyoming. fast break. We've emphasized that," White was named first in all six in a season with 3,720 and threw for W L T Pet. Fridays at 6:30 and 7:30 p.m. which nearly all pro tennis athletes Mike Kennon Scoll Cable regions. Rounding out the top 10 were 29 TDs in his senior year as the MCC at Middlesex, 8 belong. Clark of Penn State; middle guard Ron Simmons of commented Crockett, "If we can get San Diego 10 4 0 .714 Rham at Lvman Memorial some rebounds, we’ll be breaking. Southern Cal quarterback Paul Cougars led the nation in total and Denver 10 4 0 .714 McDonald. South Carolina fullback ICE HOCKEY We want the fast break to be our No. year but he s picked up things pretty the first. But “I told them at the scoring offense. Oakland 8 6 0 .571 Ski Marathon George Rogers, Purdue quarterback Schlichter led the Buckeyes to an Suitor Named Ylaloney at Ylanchester (Bolton Ice 1 offense. But if we don’t, we’ll have fast. He’s starting because he’s more scrimmage they were doing a lot of Seattle 7 7 0 .500 MIDDLEBURY, Vt. (UPI) - In Mark Herrmann, Florida State Palace), 7:50 '.0 learn to be patient enough to take creative offensively but Eaton is a good things bui I don't think they 11-0 regular season and a Rose Bowl Kansas City 6 8 0 .429 what is billed as the longest one-day 10 Pin Play defensive star Ron Simmons and berth against White’s Trojans. The To Run Relays Canadiens Find the good shot. hustler and he’ll play.” really believe me," Crockett marathon in the nation, cross coun­ Joining Harrison in the backcourt Putting the basketball through the Alabama quarterback Steadman sophomore threw for 13 TDs and 1,- try skiers will push off Feb. 2 from assessed, “Before they will, we’ll George Suitor will return as direc­ is 5-foot 9'/i senior Mike Fraser. He twine is a major concern. We're Shealy. 519 yards and was intercepted only N ation al Conference Considering Post Middlebury College's Breadloaf Quarterfinals and need a couple of wins to gain con­ White, following in the tradition of tor of the fourth annual Manchester is being pressed for the other guard going to have to score. (Mo) fidence. Some problems may dis­ five times. Ea»l GREENVILLE. N.C. (UPI) - Campus in Ripton semifinals in all three the Trojans' long line of brilliant Ferguson capped his Notre Dame Community College New England League Tougher slot by hustling 5-foot-6'A junior Harrison will score but we have to appear with a couple of wins. W L T East Carolina University football Spokesmen for the Hennessy tailbacks, capped a remarkable final career with a 177-yard, three- Pet. Relays next June. divisions of the Brian Eaton. get some consistent scoring from the "I think it would be good to win Philadelphia 10 4 0 .714 Coach Pat Dye, who made the Pirate American Ski marathon say the 60- season Nov. 24 by running for 194 touchdown effort against Miami of Bruce Watkins, chairman of the NEW YORK (UPI) — And all this time people thought the rest Manchester Town 10-Pin Up front, 6-foot-2 junior Scott other people,” Crockett states. early for morale. If we win win one Washington 9 5 0 .643 program competitive with North kilometer course passes the home of Cable and 5-foot-ll senior Mike Ken- "We're in a much better situation yards and four touchdowns in leading Florida. board of director, directors, made Carolina’s major universities, the late poet Robert Frost before of the NHL was trying to keep up with the Montreal Canadiens. Bowling Tournament at or two early, we may get some con­ Dallas 9 5 0 .643 the announcement. non will start with 6-foot-4 senior than last year. The overall program the Trojans to a 49-14 rout of UCLA resigned Thursday, and said he is heading into the Green Mountain the Parkade Lanes will be fidence and it could snowball,” added NY Giants 6 8 0 .429 Other chairmen for the June 28-29 Larry Robinson says it’s just the other way around. has picked up. The attitude is better that clinched the Pac-10 title and a Youth Hockey considering "several " coaching op­ .National Forest and finishing in rolled Sunday. Quarters Blayne Cohen in the middle. Crockett, who envisions Cromwell, St. Louis 4 10 0 .286 promotion will be: Marilyn Pet, com­ "You have to keep up with the rest With New York leading, 2-1, Mike Switzer, a 6-foot-l junior, is although now where I want it. We’re Rose Bowl berth. In a high-scoring contest Saturday, portunities Brandon. Coventry and Bacon Academy as the Lenlrul munity relations; John Thompson of the league." the All-Star Ranger captain Dave Maloney was listed at 1 o’clock, semis far ahead skill-wise this year to last White, the third Trojan to win the the ECHO Merrill Industries expected to see plenty of action up top contenders in the Charter Oak W L T Pet. defenseman said Monday night, after penalized for holding. The Rangers to follow. year.” award, finished the regular season PeeWees beat Wethersfield 9-5. Dan and Bob Digan, finance: Vern front while 5-foot-9 junior Rich Conference. Tampa Bay 9 5 0 .643 scoring a goal and two assists to lead killed off 64 seconds of that penalty, The championship tests Mikoleit, 6-foot-l junior Ed Harrison, The Techmen were succeptible to with 1,803 yards on the ground, the Senkow and Jerry Rothman scored Hauschild, publicity. Schedule; Dec. 7 Rham H, 14 most in the nation. He rushed for 5,- Chicago 8 6 0 .571 Paul Sartor replaces Jim Breiten- the four-time defending Stanley Cup then Ron Greschner was called for 6-foot-l sophomore Terry Fleming pressure a year ago. Crockett doesn’t Bacon Academy H, 18 Vinal Tech A two goals each for ECHO, while will be staged Sunday, 598 yards in his career, second-best Minnesota 6 8 0 .429 field on the board of directors. champions to a 3-3 tie with the New hooking. and 6-foot-2 junior Dave Nowak will expect that to repeat. “We should 21 Bolton A, 28 Stafford H, Jan. 4 Craig Ream, Bob Phillips, Art Dec. 16 starting at 1 in NCAA history to Tony Dorsett’s 6,- Green Bay 4 10 0 .286 Suitor is boys’ cross country coach York Rangers. Montreal responded with Lafleur's also be coming off the bench. have a lot less trouble against East Hampton A, 8 Canton A, 11 Parker, Don Haloburdo, and Kurt o’clock. 082, ran for 100 or more yards in 30 Detroit 2 12 0 .143 at Manchester High. "It's obvious that the rest of the 22nd goal and Pierre Larouche's 18th. Crockett believes his club is much pressure because of the experience. I Coventry H, 15 Rocky Hill H, 18 Fuellhart netted one apiece. Phillips games and notched 52 career eHl league is stronger," Robinson con­ "The two penalties changed the Classes are men’s improved in the backcourt, a weak feel teams will have more trouble Cromwell H, 22 Portland A, 25 Bacon received two assisU, and Mark Rush, tinued, explaining how the Canadiens touchdowns, tying Anthony Davis’ W L T Pet. complexion of the game," said scratch, and men’s and link a year ago. "We're far superior pressing us and I feel we’ll be Academy A, 29 Vinal Tech H, Feb. 1 Rothman, Brad Pendleton, Parker, are reacting to the new 21-team school record. Southern Cal’s Mike Los Angeles 8 6 0 .571 Baker. “The second one didn't have women’s handicap. at the guard position to last year,” pressing them at times," he states, Bolton H, 5 East Hampton H, 8 Rham Richard Kohler, and Fuellhart each NHL. "We don't play other teams Garrett won the Heisman in 1965. New Orleans 7 7 0 .500 to be called." the second-year coach remarks, “We Cheney has scrimmaged Tolland A, 12 Coventry A, 15 Rocky Hill A, 19 had one. often enough to adjust to their style, Montreal Coach Bemie “Boom twice in the pre-season, bowing the Sims won the Heisman as a junior In their second game of the Atlanta 5 9 0 .357 have two kids with varsity Cromwell A, 21 Portland H. Games HAPPY HOLIDAYS- Emil Palm ieri 143-402, .(AnEirs so we have to play well every night." Boom" Geoffrion appeared satisfied experience, Fraser didn’t play last second time by a larger margin than last year after leading the nation in weekend, ECHO tied South Windsor San Francisco 1 13 0 .071 at 8 p.m. Frieda Madden 143, Kathy George Burgess 140-140- Robinson scor^ a first period goal with the tie. which left the Canadiens rushing and the Sooners’ tailback 3-3. Scoring for ECHO were Senkow, 396. finished the regular season McConnell 134-350. to tie the score, 1-1, then set up with a .500 road record at 4-4-5. Pendleton and Doug Kelly, with NEW 1979 CHEVROLET magnificently, running for 282 yards power-play goals 35 seconds apart in "No team in the NHL is going to go assisU from Rush, Rothman, Ream, against Missouri before shredding RESTAURANT- Ed ZODIAC- Phyllis the second to vault Montreal into a 3- into an arena and come out with an Kohler and Fuellhart. This was Names in the News Nebraska’s “Black Shirt” defense Doucette 160-413, Bill Michaud 185-474. 2 lead. He played automatic two points,” he said. Basketball ECHO’S first Northern Connecticut h is u su a l for 247 yards in Oklahoma’s 17-14 (inference game. NHL Sheekey 152-160-426, Scott RIGHT NOW! 5f r t dominating game NBA Adrian Dantley Smith 143-152-413, John Or­ Campbell Conference tolan! 180-427, Rick John­ ARMY on defense despite BUSINESSMEN Ka»l«*rn Uonference Westown's point leaders were Craig NEW YORK (UPI) — Forward Adrian Dantley, who led the Utah Jazz to Patrick Diviaion son 165-144-435, Joe OPENINGS FOR a spunky Ranger Showing a balanced attack, back-to-back victories over Golden State and Seattle, has been named the W L T Pts. NON-GRADUATESI offense. ' Allanlir DLiHion Phillips (20), Bob Harnett (14), Dave ( Outdoor Topi^ Tolisano 172-438, Don W L Pet. GB Manchester Cycle trounced the McKenna (10) and Tom Vaughn (10). NBA’s player of the week for the period ending Dec. 2. Philadelphia 17 1 5 39 If you're « young man or woman He impressed McAllister 144-148-149-441, without a high ichool diploma, the Boston British-American Club last night at Don Guidan’s 21 points paced the Dantley scored 103 points in three games during the week, including 50 — Atlanta 11 9 3 25 Steve Baker, 22, 18 5 Jeff Morey 140-151-398, Army probably hai a place for you Philadelphia filing, 79-40, and Moriarty Fuel up­ Markefmen with Steve DiBattisto the highest-scoring game by an NBA player this season — against Los Angeles trapped some fish and moved them a NY Rangers 10 13 3 23 right now or in the near future. If the Ranger rookie 19 7 Homing Instinct Mike Lappen 145-154-419, New York 12 13 ended Police, 81-70. and Jerry Cosgrove each firing in 10 on Nov. 27. Three nights later, he hit for 39 points as ^ e Jazz broke a 14-game considerable distance away where NY Islanders 7 11 4 18 you have what it takes here's an who seems to be Bill MacMulIen 167-421, opportunity to learn a skill while Washington John Alexander and Bob Kieman points. losing streak with a 112-104 victory at Golden State. For the week he had a The idea of putting a fish back into they were placed in a holding pen to Washington 5 17 4 14 playing his way into the No. 1 10 12 Frank McNamara 397, you earn good pay A chance to each netted 18 points for Cycle and The Cleaners were Paced by Bob field-goal percentage of .661 with 39-four-59. the water to ^ow larger appeals to finish high school during your off- goaltending spot. New Jersey 10 16 be studied later. One of the fi^ was a Smvthe Oiviaion & Bill Kelly added 15 more tallies. Best Gorman (16), Bob Boland (14), Jack many anglers these days, (^tch and large bluegill that was tagged and duty time. *n>e Army's always "Boy, that goal by Robinson was Cenirul IlhlHion W L T Pts. looking for good people So call TON VAN in defeat were Rich Gustafson and Al Hull (10) and Pete Denz (10). release programs are being spon­ kept for examination. Vancouver ~ 10 9 6 26 New Scoreboard now and start your future today! something,” Baker said. “He got it W L I GB Wiley with 8 points each. John Dutton Equipped with 305 V-8 engine, standard trans.. sored by state fish and game Somehow, the bluegill escaped Chicago 8 9 7 23 WATERVILLE, Maine ______643-9462 away so fast after receiving the pass. Atlanta 16 12 Moriarty's got 22 points from Joe gauges, rear door glass, auxiliary seat, heavy duty Voice of Brewers DALLAS (UPI) — John Dutton, starting defensive end for the Dallas Cow­ departments, as well as most major from the holding pen. Its absence St. Louis 8 14 4 20 (UPI) — Alfond Arena at I figured ‘Well, this is it, welcome to San Antonio 13 11 Tancredi. Paul Frenette addedl4 shocks, front end 2nd springs, stabilizer bar. MILWAUKEE (UPI) - The boys, is listed as questionable for Saturday’s game against the Philadelphia fishing clubs and organizations. was noted by the biologists when they 7 14 4 18 Colby College has a new the NHL.’ They have guys who can Houston 13 11 Eagles, a team spokesman announced Monday. Winnipeg power steering, QR78 tires. Carter Care. Stock points and Gerry Maynard and Mike Milwaukee Brewers and radio sta­ The question that has always in­ cleared the pen of all fish. Later, as 5 12 6 16 scoreboard for ice hockey, 'shoot the puck.” Cleveland 12 16 Edmonton $3560 Nolen 13 each for the Fuelers. tion WTMJ Monday said Lorn Brown, The spokesman said “Dutton twisted his knee in Monday’s game against trigued fishermen is whether or not more fish were being caught for a se­ 6 14 3 15 donated by Robert Gage of Baker handled most of the shots Indiana 11 16 Colorado Sandy Flcara tallied 21 points for a broadcast voice for the Chicago the New York Giants." Dutton was recently acquired from the Baltimore the released fish goes back to its cond phase of the survey, the Newton, Mass., a 1949 m SPECIAL Montreal fired his way, including a Detroit 8 16 Police and Larry Baldyga added 10. White Sox for the last four years, is Colts. original home. Most anglers who previously tagged bluegill turned up Colby graduate and a PSICE *5292 first-period point-blank attempt by Thrillers marked a second regularly fish a particular body of in the capture net in exactly the same trustee since 1974. WeHlern G*infer«'nre the new play-by-play voice of the Wales Conference Guy Lafleur and a second-period doubleheader atllling as Fuss i t Randy Schafer water have had the experience of place it had been taken the first time. The new scoreboard TOM Brewers. semi-breakaway by Steve Shutt. MidweMl DitiHion Norria DiviHion O'Neill stopped Westown Pharmacy, The Brewers recently released TORONTO (UPI) — Randy Schafer, a 25-year-old catcher, was acquired by catching a fish time and again for Evidently, after escaping from the which cost about $4,900 not -A GOOD PlACE TO BUY A rRU€K " Baker's eagerness seems to be rub­ W L Pet. GB 70-68, and Highland Park Market W L T Pts. _ Merle Harmon, apparently because the Detroit Tigers Monday from Montreal to complete the deal that sent Rus­ almost'the same place. If they’ve holding pen, the freedom-seeking only keeps track of time bing off on bis teammates, who are Milwaukee 19 8 .704 nipped One Hour Martinizing, 66-65. been releasing that fish, soon they bluegill went directly back to its Montreal 14 6 6 34 and periods but also battling out of their slump to play Kansas City 14 14 .500 5 of his conflict next summer in doing ty Staub to the Expos last July. The Tigers also received an disclosed amount Los Angeles 11 8 5 27 laiM INvin figure scorers for Fuss were begin to wonder if they aren’t home and took up its former position. registers penalty minutes Denver 9 18 some Olympic broadcasting with of cash. cAirEB respectable defensive hockey. .333 9>A catching the same fish each time. Pittsburgh 10 8 4 24 Norm Daignault (18), Marc Schardt NBC. He had worked with Bob Schafer, who played for Memphis of the Southern League that last two The distance traveled was about one- and the jersey number of Warren Miller scored his first goal Chicago 7 19 .269 11 Perhaps the answer may be found in Hartford 8 8 7 23 (14) and Dick Bowman (13) while Uecker for the last several years. seasons, has been placed on the Evansville roster, half mile. players committing infrac­ as a Ranger to give New York a 1-0 Utah 4 20 .167 IStA some Infogmation that recently Although this isn’t conclusive proof Detroit 7 10 5 19 tions. r lead. Phil Esposito later made it 2-1, CHEVROLET I’urifir UiviHlon 0 came to to the attention of Mercury that fish possess a homing instinct, it AdamH Diviition A then tied the score at 3-3. Pete Maravich W L Pet. GB Fred Norman outboards’ fishing department. does reinforce the belief by many W L T Pts. POtSOMUZED aOORS RONS ■ $T0cx sais-suttncL The Rangers might have won the Seattle 17 8 .680 — SALT LAKE CITY (UPI) — Utah Jazz Coach Tom Nissalke announced It seems that some southwest Buffalo 16 6 3 35 TORONTO (UPI) - The Montreal Expos Monday announced the signing of anglers who practice “catch-and- May ba raaehad al Auihortmd DssUr' first Madison Square Garden Phoenix 17 9 .654 ■A Monday night after his cluh's loss to Milwaukee that he was trying to fisheries biologists were sampling a 33 release” that a fish will return to Boston 15 6 3 Maphana numbar S4S- meeting between the clubs since the Los Angeles 17 9 (A negotiate a trade for shooting ace Pete Maravich. free-agent pitcher Fred Norman to a three-ywr contract. __ lake to determine the mlx^of rough 27 1229 Main S t MaRdiotter 646*6464 .654 Norman, a 37-yearold lefthander, was 11-13 with the Cincinnati Reds in 1979 exactly the same long, rock or other Minnesota 10 6 7 Stanley Cup finals were it not for a Portland 16 11 .593 2 ^faravich did not play against the Bucks and missed the previous four and game fish, and the size and age Toronto It 10 3 25 appearing in 34 games with an ERA of 3.66. “ Norman has been ot wliuilng underweater debris from which It om mMo mi • RH Ti t • SAT m s two-man disadvantage In the second San Diego .407 7 of fish living in the lake. In the was firkt taken. Quebec 20 11 16 games. "We are looking to make a deal that will benefit both the team and ball clubs in a positive manner,” said Montreal President John McHale. 8 13 4 PmH f dWp i. period. Golden State to 16 .385 7'4 Pete,” Nissalke said. process of taking a sample, they ; #J I I - EVENING HERALD. Tues., Dec. 4. 1978 EVENING HERALD, Tues., Dec. 4, 1979- IS I Library Plans TV Networks, Candidates Hebron PZC OKs Plan ^ Two Concerts HEBRON — The Planning and the Mill Farm subdivision, plans for David Paine, building official, said Zoning Commission has voted to ap­ which were submitted by Wayne and that he would tell the resident state SOUTH WINDSOR - The South Battle over ^Equal Time’ prove a plan of development for com­ Ronald Miller of Route 66, Hebron. police trooper that the order had 1 Windsor Public Library will sponsor mercial property* as filed by Ruth Commission members were told been issued and if Scribner continues I two concerts to celebrate the holiday NEW YORK (UPI) - The three than television coverage was neatly Jerry Brown, an avowed candidate and Frank LaChapelle of Church the town's building official has issued to operate a 325 per day fine will be season. television networks and the various exposed by the technical failure that with m in im a standing in polls to Street, Amston section of Hebron. a cease and desist order to Steven imposed for each day of violation. The first is scheduled for Dec. 6 at cut off the candidates' audio for 27 date. Brown'now has established an presidential candidates are tangled The commission asked the Scribner of S & S ReflnlAiing, Church • 10 a.m. when the Bel Cantos and the minutes in the first Carter-Ford Iowa campaign office and begun to In the web of deceit brought about by applicants about unregistered motor Street, Amston. The order will only John Hibbard, chairman of the Brass Choir of the Timothy Edwards campaign there in his attempt to be trying to circumvent section SIS of debate. vehicles that are parked to the rear be lifted and work allowed to resume commission, also pointed out the School will perform at the library Included. upon the issuance of a certificate of the federal communications The debate, allegedly being held of the property and LaChappelle said order could be lift^ if a plan of I < and the Town Hall. “Who’s a candidate in the Iowa occupancy for use of the land and regulations. for the edification of Women Voters they will be removed as soon as development is submitted and the On Dec. 12, the South Windsor High and not for television, was halted un­ caucuses? It's hard to divine,” said buildings for the repair of motor Representatives of each network possible. town regulations are adhered to. School Vocal Ensemble will perform til the sound problem was solved, ABC news executive Jeff Gralnlck. The commission also has approved vehicles. appeared before the House com­ Scribner appeared before the com­ at 7:30 p.m. Following the concert while the President of the United “It's not the kind of thing where you munications subcommittee on Nov. mission and said that the cars and the holiday sweets will be served by States and his election opponent file or do something with the 13, and were asked by chairman work are a personal hobby. the Friends of the Library. Lionel Van Deerlin, D-Calif., if they stood on stage and on camera like a secretary of state. It's very Infor­ Van Policy To Be Set Both programs are for people of all would like Congress to suspend the couple of extras on a movie set. m al.” Hibbard said the original com­ ages and are open to the public free equal time provision of section 315 This year the problem begins with The networks have no input into HEBRON — The Commission on be whether to charge a nominal fee plaint had been placed with the com­ of charge. the primaries, popularity and beauty which candidates are allowed to take Aging and First Selectman Raymond for the service. for the 1960 presidential campaign. mission by Roger Rowley, a resident ‘ Minibus transportation will be contests that lead up to the political part in the Iowa debates, but news Burt are developing policies concer­ To date the commission has raised The answer was a unanimous yes, of Church Street concerning the un­ provided for senior citizens for the conventions. The headaches those executives feel a responsibility to ning use of the van for transportation 33,537 to offset the funds expended by and one reason was the situation registered motor vehicles and the Dec. 6 concert. Those needing a ride looming in Iowa in 1980. pose have all three networks more give Brown a chance to go on the' for the elderly and handicapped. the town for the van. The money was noise made at times other than should call 644-2571. Section 315 requires that all can­ anxious than ever to get rid of 315. record, along with President Carter The town expects to take delivery donated by local groups and in­ during normal working hours. The didates for federal office be offered The first headache of 1980 begins and Sen. Eldward Kennedy. of the van before the end of the year. dividuals and is in a special account. building is located in a commercial Manchester Grange equal time by television stations. The with the Iowa caucuses In January. “What to do with Jerry Brown” It was bought with state and lederal It will soon be turned over to the industrial zone but the commission MANCHESTER - Manchester law weighs ^publicans, Democrats, As a warmup, the Des Moines was the question posed by Burton funds. town's general fund, Mrs. Celio said. said it has an obligation to th e. Grange will meet Wednesday at 8 Register & Tribune is sponsoring a Benjamin, CBS vice president and Marian Celio, town clerk and She said that Burt is arranging to Vegetarians and Flat Earth can­ residents of the area. p.m. at 205 Olcott St.. Manchester. It didates equally. pair of debates — among Republic director of news. “If we go to him for municipal agent lor the aging, said have someone from the Department some of the questions to be con­ of Housing and Urban Development will be Neighbor's Night, when In 1960 — a presidential election presidential hopefuls on Jan. 5, and his responses, then the other two can­ Scribner told the commission he sidered include who will drive the meet with the selectmen and com­ neighboring granges visit. There will year in which neither m ajor party Democratic aspirants on Jan. 7. The didates can ask for equal time under will file a plan of development at vehicle; where it will be housed; the mission members to discuss the be an auction table. Betty Marco is in candidate was an incumbent — television networks are trying to 315.” setting up of an operational budget; possibility of getting a federal grant which time the commission can call charge of refreshments. Ck>ngress voted to suspend 315. That work out live coverage, and CBS has He suggested the way to handle the the establishment of a schedule; and to buy property as a site for a housing a public hearing to allow residents to permitted the Nixon-Kennedy been picked to handle pool coverage problem of an excluded candidate Mouse Dancer for the elderly project. attend and voice their opinions. Volleyball Match debates without which, according to of boUi debates. might be to include coverage of his who will be eligible to use the van, NBC tentatively has decided to responses in a regularly scheduled <5he said another consideration will MANCHESTER -The Buckley Under the supervision of his “mouse-head” mask, left, the conventional wisdom, John cover both debates live, CBS almost newscast, thus exempt from 315. School PTA will sponsor a parents Joseph Lecarro, right, a dancer with the Boston Ballet, Kennedy could not have been elected surely will cover the Democrats live Hotly contested primaries will be versus teachers volleyball match on applies make-up during rehearsal break Monday. The Boston president. the rule, not the exception, in 1980 Thursday at 7 p.m. in the school gym. In 1976, instead of trying to suspend but harbors doubts about the Jeremy Harford shows his happiness as he bring the joy of Christmas to other children, a Ballet was rehearsing its annual Christmas time spectacular and the League of Women Voters |The biggest name Tickets are being sold in the school 315 — something not accomplished Republicans, and ABC is undecided townwide appeal for new and nearly new toys “The Nutcracker.” lecarro, a 20-year-old native of Hacken­ reportedly is considering holding sits on Santa's ample lap while Martin library through Wednesday. Only a since 1960, a scheme was evolved in on live coverage. sack, N.J., will play a mouse in “The Nutcracker” which will debates in four of them, which would Broder, presidednt of the Manchester is currently under way. (Herald, photo by ^in little computers® limited number of seats are which the League of Women Voters All three networks want more aUie /haelj details on the debates. Additionally, present the networks with similar 315 Parkade Association looks on. In an effort to Adamson). available. run from Wednesday through Dec. 24 at Boston’s Music Hall. sponsored a debate between Presi­ (UPI photo) dent Jerry Ford and candidate Jim ­ the Republican debate has problems. my Carter. The networks did not engendered less interest because Then there's the big debate — arrange the debate — they covered it GOP front-runner Ronald Reagan so between the man the Republicans as a news event. Networks are not far has refused to appear. pick in Detroit in July and the can­ PREPARE YOUR CHILDREN FOR required to give equal time in hard The Democratic debate presents didate the Democrats nominate in MACC Runs Drive Democrat Accuses GOP news coverage. the biggest 315 problem, because it New York in August. p.m. Santa Claus will be at the collec­ wallets,makeup, and board games as The fiction that the debate was a has been set up as a Carter-Kennedy MANCHESTER -T h e Manchester presents this age group would ap­ TOMORROW WITH A TRS-80 tion spot Friday and Saturday to news event staged for reasons other debate, excluding California Gov. Area Conference of Churches is coor­ accept the gifts. preciate. dinating the current toy drive for dis­ MACC officials added that none of advantaged children which is spon­ Gift-givers are asked to include Of Council Power Play paper and ribbon but to leave the pre­ the Seasonal Sharing funds are used sored by several area groups. to buy toys. This money is ear­ TV Tonight New toys are preferred, but used sent unwrapped. The goal is to marked for clothing and shoe toys still in good shape will also be provide at least one new toy or gift MICROMIIPyTER The Republicans said the sub­ vouchers for needy families, meat VERNON —Republicans on the power of the mayor to appoint com­ appreciated. Toys can be left at Mar­ for 500 needy Manchester children. committees suggested by Mrs. mittees. He said that the mayor, by 6:00 ^ ( Q i^ T h e Mieedventuree Of 10:45 1:10 for food baskets, and hot meals on Town Council were accused, Monday SherWLobo tin's LTD, which is located in the The toys donated this week will be Herbst would usurp the duties of the 3 t ® JO Nwrt ® Masterpiece Theetre X CBS Late Movie The Baby (Tiristmas Day for shut-ins. night, of making a power play to es­ charter, is chief executive official i I Lav* Lucy ® ® Nove Maker' (1970) Barbara Hershey distributed at Santa's Workshop Dec 11:00 back of the Manchester Parkade next Area groups uiyui involvedcu in the THE MOST director of administration and said 4 .JOitSf't Wild S NHL Hockey Sam Groom j jc _^Area groups * ..... tablish control over council com­ but that "It is obvious and logical to Marshalls. 14 and 15 this would be in violation of the ® TV Community CoH*g* (XOCaS^News MACC toy coord in ators said ^ fb g ra m are: IVfanchester Pa^^^^^ that the mayor has to have T} Adam-12 8:30 d)M*A*8*H 2:00 mittees. (D MervOdffln Toys may be deposited from charter. assistance in performing duties" 40 Streati 01 San Frandaco (X Jackie Qleeaon Ci Joe Franklin teen-agers are often overlooked in Association, W NF radio Sharing The accusations were made by Angie Wednesday to Friday from 10 a.m. to Campbell said that Chapter XI, ST Zoom (R) a Our Mlea Brooks a Newtywed Game Christmas giving. They suggested Families, and other local busin Leonard Jacobs, Democrat, when Wehrli then asked if the mayor has 9 Chico And The Men 9 p.m. and Saturday from 10 a.m. to 6 6:30 9:00 2:05 IMPORTANT Republican Morgan Campbell Section 6 of the charter details the the power to dissolve committees ^ Three's Company hats, mittens, jewelery, record?, and groups. i Carol Bumatt And Frianda 11:15 X H ew s duties and responsibilities of the and Republican Jane Lamb la 00 NBC Movie St Ives a DickCavett attempted to introduce resolutions TT IcTac Dough 2:30 director of administration. Part of specifically asked if the mayor had (1976) Charles Bronson. John concerning council subcommittees ® St is NBC Now* Houseman A former crime 11:30 a The Odd Couple that section states, "The Town Coun­ S i ST Ovar Eaay and citizen participation com­ the power to dissolve committees in­ reporter is hired by rival (actions (X Mary Tyter Moore 2:44 cil shall not diminish, by ordinance, 3 ThaOdd Coupla (ijK(4ak Gifts Sought for Hospital GIFT A mittees. Campbell said the town itiated by the council. She said the of the underworld to act as their (J) Movie South Of St Louis 6:55 intermediary to locate some X ^ Barney Miller vote or otherwise the duties or fire protection committee was ap­ X Benny HR (1946) Joel McCrea. Zachary wallets, pajamas, cardigan sweaters charter doesn't show any provision i4i> Nawt valuable ledgers Scolt Trust Company, 328 Middle Turn­ delegated powers of the director of pointed by tlie council and Mrs. (8 a 09 Tonight MANCHESTER -Three and caps. for the mayor to appoint subcom­ 7:00 ® a Ptedge Break pike. Gifts will be collected until administration." Lamb was chairman. a AndyOrifttm 3:00 Manchester collection centers have Suggested gifts for women include mittees of council members. I CBS News 9:10 X Movie A Bullet For Sando­ Dec. 17. The drive is being sponsored PARENT “It is obvious that the creation of Under the mayor’s appointments 1 M *A‘ S‘ H iS Year Of The Wlidsbeeel 12:00 been named for holiday gifts for cosmetics and cosmetic bags, Jacobs said that since the Nov. 6 X Bemeby Jortee val (1970) Ernest Borgnine. by the Mental Health Association of council subcommittees to oversee Mrs. Lamb is a member of the com­ t 40 ABC New* a SouTKlstage George Hilton Norwich Hospital patients. slippers, pajamas, bed jackets, election the question has been asked . if i JO Dating Qame X Movie 'Hungry Hill' (1947) a Bfx MWion Dollar M «i ____ Connectuct. department operations is contrary to mittee and Marcham is chairman. 9:30 Jean Simmons. Ctennis Price Manchester collection centers are: gloves and scarves. "Can we function with a Democratic 3 F**tlv*l Of FaHh X ^ T axJ Items must be new and should the charter and is illegal," Campbell At that point Campbell called for a 3 Sounding Board (K Dr. Scott On Hebrews Center Congregational Church, 11 Persons interested in additional in­ CAN GIVE! mayor and a Republican council and a Beverly HINbUliee not be wrapped. said. 10 minute recess and when the coun­ ® New* 10:00 Center St.; The Connecticut Bank formation should call the Mental we said, of course we c a n " 3 OIckCavatt iXNews ALBENTiy’S MUSIC Suggested gifts for men include 53-Key Mrs. Herbst suggested the setting 12:03 and Trust Company, 893 Main St., Health Association at 233-2601. Democrat Marie Herbst was cil members returned he made a mo­ 3 Maude X tSO Hart To Hart X a ABC Movie Aloha. Bob­ HAItLfY^INFtlLO shaving-supplies, toilet articles, un­ Prolesslonal up of subcommittees to study man­ American Ufeetyie (NraetfkMN elected mayor and the council is tion to postpone action on his ST Two Ronnia* (fj by And Rose (1975) Paul Le‘ l-M a U.t. I. tiM uTMeW and the Hartford National Bank and derwear, socks, felt slippers, Keyboard Mat. Oianne Hull made up of seven Republicans and power needs, capital equipment resolutions until the next meeting of 7:29 10:10 UT.* DO. - k Is 1 needs, the capital improvement jg Dally Numbers S Connecticiit Prime Time 12:30 110 f five Democrats. the council. hm. imm4Ulktr HERE’S program, inventory lists, evaluation 7:30 10:30 X Movie Across The Bridge Jacobs said the council never Marcham objected to the motion (1957) Rod Steiger, David of existing programs, feasibility of saying that he didn't happen to think Up Kniohl new programs and such, with depart­ that the matter siiould dignify more SoreenAcree WHY*. mayor, Frank McCoy appointed X Sha Na Na 10:40 X Banny Hill 1:00 THERFS TRS-80 can teach, solve problems, remember, build members to subcommittees. "We ment heads acting as ex officio discussion. He said the council was a a News Complete 4K Level I System ® M *A‘ 8*H a a 09 Tomorrow vocabularies, catalog collections. It even plays games like never attempted to foul up his ability members of the committees. month beyond election "and we're 3 ST MacNail / Lahrar Raport As Shown, Starts at to run the town. But all of a sudden The mayor did set up regular com­ supposed to bury political hatchets SS Three'* A Crowd chess, backgammon and space war. Your child will enjoy himself mittees. She asked council members, 3 Dick Van Dyke ALOT now we re under new rules because and get on with working together," so much you won't want to tell him how educational it is' at the last meeting, to sign up for 4$ Tic Tac Dough we have a Democratic m ayor." We believe in TRS-80 not just because it costs less than a set of three committees each. She said Mrs. Herbst said she would accept 8:00 Jacobs said. the town attorney’s opinion regar­ X Lite Qoa* To Th* Movla* encyclopedias or a good camera, but because it's easy to use some only signed up for two and XiCroaa-WIts OF $499 Jacobs also alluded to the agree­ ding committees as set forth in the P rom ises and it's expandable — it grows with your child. Be a smart Santa some for none and so she filled out J 49 Happy 0«yt Was $599 In 1979 Catalog -iosi ment made between the Democratic ( } ' Movie 'Synanon (1965) 26 the committees herself. charter and she ruled that this year. Invest in your child's future with TRS-80 It can help and Republican party leaders, after Campbell's resolutions, as Edmond O Brien. Chuck HUMAN INTEREST Complete 16K Level II System give your child a head start in this computerized and competitive election, that the Republicans would Democrat Stephen Marcham Connors A refugee hides out in Dark cautioned the council, before it took presented, were defective and a drug rehabilitation center 2 world. be allowed to choose the deputy hrs (B/W) Varring MkMA any action on Campbell's proposed therefore said the motion wasn't MOMAin MnANUARh 4K Level I includes 12' video display, cassette recorder, manual and mayor and the Democrats would ap­ MUHAIl MkMXrMkUHlIiMtlllR aimeptable. ^ IN CLASSinED 2-game cassette, 16K Level II has same plus 4 limes the memory and point the town attorney. Usually the resolutions, to look at the history of Lavitt said, however, there was more advanced language deputy mayor is of the same party as mayoral appointments. He said he People are our business. Little people and big people . . . ^ $849 Was $988 In 1979 Catalog zaiose found it inconceivable that Campbell nothing illegal about the motion to HALL FOR RENT come to us for a lot of different reasons . . . personal reasons like finding a iM t the mayor. postpone action but he added if the Jacobs questioned the appointment had sat on the council for about a For parties, showers, receptions, dog or locating a housekeeper or babysitter. decade and had gone along with same resolutions are brought back he meetings i Complete kitchen antique or getting a job. Whatever it might be, the Classified Ads play an of Campbell as mayor pro tern. "1 would have to say that they don't facilities Large enclosed parking part in getting people together. That's human interest . . . and there s a lot of that Give a Unique Gift— Give a Phone! procedures "and now suddenly has lot Inquire feel the mayor pro tern must work meet the provisions of the charter. closely with the mayor. If you have found reason to challenge those in the Classified Atfs. The vote to postpone then passed in Lithuanian Hall French-Style Conversation Pieces decid^ you want to ^ a leader of the procedures.” 24 QOLWAY STREET by Radio Shack a straight party line vote with six disloyal opposition, I suggest you Marcham said he had to question MANCHESTER Republicans voting in favor and the resign." Jacobs said to Campbell. Campbell's motivations. Call before e P.M. five Democrats voting against. One Republican council member Town Attorney Edwin Lavitt was |Uj|ij^4^0J18o^4MJg Republican was absent. S a ve Robert Wehrli said he didn't see the asked to give his opinion as to the matter as a political issue. Reg. 69.95 D4l/|D'S *10 4 itory aboat k*MW You save when-you own your own rent free phone! Male Auditions Set ‘H B N B R E courage n> b* w*a( yo* ara. Each has ornamental handset 7' cord, plug 43-325 For ‘Kiss Me Kate’ RunnuiG Additional French-Styles Join US at El Hombre for our delicious FREE White with golden trim 43-326 MANCHESTER - The Manchester Gilbert & Sullivan hors d’oeuvres Friday evening from 4 to 7 p.m. Red with golden trim. 43-327 17™ Reg. 59.95 Players will hold a special audition for male singers for “ Kiss Me Kate” by c ile Porter, Sunday, Dec. 9, at 7 p.m. Also remember our Monday night football There are two minor male acting parts still uncast as specials, watch the game on a giant 7 ft. screen, French Continental “Cutie” Telephone! ‘Bonnie ’n Clyde well. by Radio Shack Phone Anyone interested in the positions of rehearsal accom­ 75«; draft beer, and FREE hotdogs steamed in The Precision Haircut Phone by Radio Shack by Radio Shack panist and stage manager is urged to attend at this time beer. Any other time you feel inclined come in and (And why it might be right for you ) also. get acquainted. If you hate the way your haircut disappears the The V Auditions will be held at Center Congregational Night \ |9 5 Church, corner of Main and O n ter streets, Manchester. day after, come to (Command Performance where He Show dates are scheduled for April 11, 12,18 and 19 at Tucked behind Kings at the Manch. Parkade. we specialize m the precision haircut Comp I | 9 5 Precision haircutting is our technique tor cutting Home’ \ Penney High School, Blast Hartford. Rehearsals will Proper dress required begin late January or early February. For information the hair in harmony with the way it grows So. as Oldlime call RiU Kenway, 644-8617. it grows, it doesn t lose its shape And because the candlestick hair is cut to tall naturally, you don t have to keep design with Christiiiiis Antiques Show Si Sale fussing with it Usually a shake of the head does it. rotary dial. Very pretty, very The precision haircut with shampcx) and blow- Black, gold- (^ en Castings Set 4(11 jdiihilors petite, ideal for ^ 9 5 dry costs just fourteen dollars tor guys and gals colored trim. .Safurtloy, your little girl! 7' IkcrminTH. 1^7^ We also otter permanent waves, coloring, frosting 7' cord, plug. For Williams Drama Antique style adds a touch of ’ cord, plug. Ivory- 10 A.M. -SP.M and conditioning No appointment is needed, just 43-321 l onnucfw ■£> ' Europe to your room. 7' cord, co lo r^, gold- MANCHESTER — The Little Theatre of Manchester I come in. And youll see that precision is right R h w ir x x fa s r to lx held at Waddell S< hool plug. 14-karat gold filigree, ivory- colored trim. 43-324 will hold open castings tonight and Thursday at 8 p.m. at I for you colored base. 43-320 the Theatre Workshop, 22 Oak St. for the Tennessee! H)d Broad Street, Manchesler, C T , Most Stores Open Late Nights T il Chris^tmas Williams play, “The Glass Menagerie.” I Kefreshments - free Parkinq Smart Santas Shop Early . There are roles for four people, a young girl in her mid-1 Command Perform anec Molt ilam* twenties and a middle-aged woman. There are also two FM If I9I9FM8I $«fv«CtCO'P 10 availabi* at roles for men in their mld-tweritibs. EAST HARTFORD Radio Shack Radw The play will begin rehearsals in the first week in iN r k w Ii Dattara January and will be presented at East Catholic High Admission?’! SO With this lard admit 1 or 1:1 persoiiv '>1 LiSi'.i.h Marthairt Mall TUES tsssnsncs Look lor Ihi* Ihaek School Feb. 22, 23, 29 and March 1, 1980. tign in your, oeA L an All proti'eds benefit Ha'-t t iriholu Hm ki's 'I earn Mon. 10-e, Tuoo. - Pri. 10-9, io t 9-8 643-2711 ^elieralD naighbothood. On Wednesday evening at 8, the Little Theatre will hold 8:30-5 PM t ALL STORES OPEN SUNDAY AFTERNOON Directions Kte K(i Hast e.'sit 02. Kiyht on ( enier Si Heft ■ .n Bro.ui St Sun. .11*40-8:80 CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING its final business meeting of the 1979 season. The new PLEASE C ALL THEATRE PRtCES MAY VARY AT INDIVIDUAL STORES | A d iv i s io n o f TANDY CORPORATION budget for the coming year and the 1980 plan will be Waddell Sehool located on corner of Brtjad Si and Middle 1 fi’Ki 643>8339 FOR SCREEN TMES presented by the newly elected board of directors. '-r.....

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Loaf mtd Found i Buys Ads EARN WHILE YOU LEARN. WANTED CUSTODIAN- Part EXPERIENCED SERVICE OIL TRUCK Men and women 17 - 35 learn a time, early mornings. Apply STATION ATTENDANT. IMPOUNDED- Male 2 years STORE career skill. Guaranteed part- person to: Moriarty Over 18. Part time. Apply in old. Hound Cross, tri color. DRIVER HELP! DETECTIVES time job. $60 per weekend to Brother, 315 Center Street See person. Maple Simer Service. On Radio Oak Street. Contact - We are presently accepting start. Veterans earn more. Scotty. 220 Spruce St.. Manchester . Manchester Dog Warden. 646- RNorLPN Join the Connecticut Army Must have experience In applications for the 4555. foUowing part time mor­ National Guard. Call Sergeant delivering home heating FuNTim e Hanna at 649-0423 or 5667900 HAR’TFORD (UPI) — Former Sen, ning, afternoon, and Current openings on our oil. USOFinHE Collect. MANAGER TRAINEE for SCHOOL NURSE - Coventry Jam es L. Bivckley of New York has evening positions— 11-7 shift for licensed Sports Department. Must be Public Schools has an opening Part Time < bought air time on several state •CASHIERS nurse part time. Our 11 - 21, Degree preferred, but not for a Registered Nurse tor our Apply In person: EXPERIENCED radio stations Dec. 11, triggering •STOCK CLERKS 7 shifts nurses have the SOCDUUS necessary. Willing to middle school. If interested flexibility to schedule MECHANIC ■ Knowledgable relocate. 643-5776. please contact Dr. Nlcolettl at speculation he will announce his In­ LOST - Red silk case with 3 FOGARTY BROS. in trucks, heavy equipment pair of rosary beads. Please Company offers excellent themselves to provide 742-8913. EOE. tention to run for the Senate In 319 Broad Slraot wage and benefit package. and welding. Own tools. Com- call 646-3261. Reward offered. coverage as a team. A l»Y$ Connecticut in 1980. Manchastar For more Information, any benefits. Upton new wage scale and EVDNKS Eo“,instruction, 742-0190. John D. Harney, who has led a LOST DOG FEMALE. please contact store manager at— SWtYS draft-Buckley movement in the state “Frankie", Black, brown and shift differential is in white. Manchester area. 646- TYPISTS AND CLERK EDWARDS POOD effect. Please call Mae since the summer, confirmed Mon­ TEXAS r e f i n e r y CORP. 7755 or 1-774-0861 collect. TYPISTS are needed to work Grant, RN.DNS. BE AN AD-VISOR day a “substantial number” of in the Hartford area. (^11 WAREHOUSE offers plenty of money plus Dorolhv Gondck Sandra Brrkwilli David Fitzgerald Diane McDemioll Waller Pudio Clifton Whaley Alberto Mimo P e illio n i avBlIable In our broadcast spots had been purchased, today. TAC/TEMPS, 727-8430. 208 Bpbnear Bbaol ManohoBtor and Vamon Storaa. cash bonuses, fringe benefits but he would not say whether CRESTFiELD to mature person in LOST, FRIDAY 11-30-79, Manchester area. Regardless PARAKEET. Light blue with EXPERIENCED SANDWICH The Herald Is currently looking for a phone Ad-VIsor Buckley will announce his candidacy CONVALESCENT of experience, write F.L. black and white wings. Vicini­ MAKERS wanted for cocktail M TERVEW S for Its classified department. at that time. Pqte, Pres., Box 711, Ft. ty. Kennedy Road, lounge. Call 644-9637 between HOME AT OUR Cheney Tech Has Seven New Staffers Buckley, a conservative 9 a m. and 12 noon. Worth Tx. 76101. Manchester. If found please MANCHESTER Republican, was not available for call 647-9077. • WE OFFER MANCHESTER - Upon their teaching for the last nine years. Program, which is run after the nor­ accepts. Pudio entered a shop PART TIME. Want cash for PRODUCTION CONTROL teaches United States History and comment late Monday. COORDINATOR on Aircraft STORE PART-TIME OFFICE WORK return to school in September, the Although a reading teacher at the mal school day. In addition, she has already manned by three instructors the holidays? For every day? 643-5151 - 25 hours per week. $3.50 per Elconomics to eleventh and twelfth However, he has said previously he It's easy with the phone in parts. All company paid a Paid Vacations, Holidays & Birthday students of Howell Cheney Regional Mystic Oral School and other high spent the last five years substituting and servicing approximately 140 benefits. Interviewing 9:30 TUESDAY. DEC 4 hour. Call 649-6646. grade students. Now, in his fourth is considering a bid for the Senate Announcomonit your own home. Call 249-7773. AND a Paid Medical and Dental Benefits Vocational Technical School in schools in Connecticut, Ms. Gondek in the Manchester. East Hartford, year of teaching, Fitzgerald is upper-classmen. a.m.m, to 4:00 p.m. Dynamic WEDNESDAY. DEC S • Pleasant Working Conditions. seat being vacated .next year by Metal Products Co., Inc., 422 CARPENTER OR Manchester were greeted by several is facing a new experience at Cheney and Coventry public schools, Mrs. pleased with his decision to teach at Clifton Whaley will be the new ad­ ATTENTION TOTALPHONE Abraham Ribicoff, D-Conn. At a SUBSCRIBERS! Do you need North Main Street. EXPERIENCED unfamiliar faces. Retirements, Tech since she must inaugurate a Beckwith, now a Manchester resi­ dition to the Automotive Shop. MISS MARSHA LAIRE Cheney, for he feels that his students meeting of teen-age Republicans in help receiving your calls? Manchester, 646-4048. CA RPEN TER’S H ELPER YOU SHOULD transfers to other schools, and oc­ reading program. Until the reading dent. is originally from Worcester, WANTED - Call Tim Connelly are well-motivated individuals who Whaley has taught the last three Hartford Nov. 18, Buckley said he Temporary or permanent. PART TIME EVENINGS- cupational changes during the 1978-79 laboratory is functional, which ac­ Mass. She receiv^ her degree from years at the Essex Satellite and for Manchester. Light duty at 649-1379 after 6:00 p.m. are planning for important careers in planned to make a decision "hopeful­ Personal Attention... Very GRIT BLASTERS WANTED- • Type 40 WPM school year and the summer resulted cording to Ms. Gondek should be Leominster Hospital. Leominster, two and half years before that at the Reasonable. 233-8991 or 247- janitor cleaner. 5 evenings per CALDOR skilled technical areas. Besides his ly before the end of the year.” Experienced Preferred. Call REGISTERED NURSE • Have Pleasant Telephone Manner in several new members to the sometime in January, she said her Mass. Mrs. Beckwith hopes to in­ Hartford Skills Center. In Whaley’s 8823 week. Ideal for retir^ or 1145 Tolland Tpka. classroom duties, he also serves as Buckley, 56, was elected to the semi-retired. Call 649-5334. for appointment 633-9474. PARAGON TOOL CO. INC. Manchaatar, Ct. N E E D E D FO R a Like to Work with the Public Cheney Tech staff when the doors work is primarily remedial. After itiate a First Aid Course at the school Connecticut Hardface. & the editorial advisor to the yearbook. 30 years of experience he has served Senate from New York in 1970 on the has Immediate openings for 06040 MANCHESTER MEDICAL opened for the 1979 school year. January she hopes to have an overall and is an active member of the Metalizing Corp., Glaston­ all around machinists to work OFFICE- Experienced a Have Good Vocabulary & Spelling A native of Wolcott, he is a former as mechanic, shop foreman, and ser­ Conservative Party ticket. He lost Dorothy Gondek became the first developmental program — serving Cheney Tech Parent Student bury. on either Lathe, Bridgeport, required. Applicants must vice-president of the Waterbury vice manager at Wellins Dodge, his seat to liberal Democrat Daniel □ EMPLOYMENT reading specialist in the history of all students. Organization. Cintimatic or Tracer. Will enjoy working with people and INTERESTED? Photography Club Inc.; and at one Kemp’s Pontiac, and the Capitol LAUNDRY AND DIAPER HOMEWORKERS - Earn train qualified individuals. have a pleasant personality. P, Moynihan in 1976. HOUSEKEEPERS & Cheney Tech. Ms. Gondek. a resident ^ndra Beckwith, the new nurse is David Fitzgerald, who previously Garage. Whaley has five children and SERVICE needs folderess $50.00/hundred securiM, stuf­ time served as the director of public If he runs in Connecticut, Buckley Wontod Top pay, liberal overtime and JANITORS- Presently accep­ Hours: 8:30 to 5. Monday thni CALL 643-2711 of Farmington, taught English for no stranger to Cheney Tech. She has taught at Kaynor Technical School in Hafp 13 full or part time. AM and PM. fing Envelopes. Free Details. excellent fringe benefits.s. Friday. Salary commesn- relations of that organization. his wife is an elementary teacher in ting applications for will face stale Senate Minority Call 289-1527. Reply: TiUn - X72, Box 94485, Apply at: 121 Adams Street, surate with experience. Aak for Laa Endariln or Jo Daary five and a half years preceding her spent the last three years as the Waterbury, has joined the Cheney Franklin, Conn. He is quite pleased housekeepers and janitors. Diane McDermott is the new Leader Richard Bozzuto in the TOOLMAKERS - Machinists. Schaumberg. III. 60194. Manchester. 647-9935. Business and personal switch to reading, which she has been nurse in Cheney's Shared Time Tech Social Studies Department, He Full time and part time, media specialist. For the last six with the ninth and tenth grade Apply 81 Commerce Street, SALESMAN- Opportunity for references essential. Send Republican primary. weekdays and weekends. students he has come into contact Glastonbury. PTG exciting position. Knowledge responses to Herald Box D years Ms. McDermott had been the Mature and responsible in­ COMPANY. Telephone 633- of stoves helpful. Base plus NURSES AIDES - Full time. media specialist at A.I. Prince with. Whaley lives in Windham. 7631. BABYSITTER WANTED - 3 dividuals. Apply in person: Bozzuto, of Watertown, who an­ commission. Full medical Experienced preferred, but days per week during school Shedd Says Technical School in Hartford. Ms. Conn, where he is the chairman of training will be given. Apply East Hartford Convalescent She Heralb nounced his candidacy Saturday, is benefits. Paid vacation. Call the Water Pollution Authority a'nd in­ year for 2 children. 8 AM to 4 Home, 745 Main Street, East CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING McDermott, who resides in East the only person to officially announce Mrs. Gray 525-1931 in person: East Hartford Con­ PM. Martin School area. CHU CME WORKERS volved in other community projects. valescent Home, 745 Main Hartford. Hartford, is a graduate of Southern a bid for the Senate seat. U.S. Rep. References required. 6465308 SUBSTITUTES Feds Wrong Connecticut State College and was Alberto Mimo adds an inter­ PART TIME JANITOR for Street. East Hartford. Christopher Dodd is expected to seek Prefer completion of 1 national flavor to the Cheney Tech medium size office complex. CERTIFIED TEACHER originally from the New Haven area. the Democratic nomination. AUTO RN OR LPN -11 PM to 7 AM. BABY SITTER NEEDED IN year college in Human Ser­ staff. Bom in Caracas, Venezuela, Hours: 5 p.m to 10 p.m., 3 wanted to teach a morning MY HOME for l^ear-old, 8 to On Charges Ms. McDermott is a member of the Buckley, a graduate of Yale MECHANIC nights a week. Phone Mr. One night a week. Laurel nursery program. Call 569- vice related field. Respon­ Connecticut Educational Media Mimo has lived half of his life in Manor. 91 Chestnut Street, 4. Monday thru Thursday. Call sibilities: Supervise University and Yale Law School, has Whitney at 568-2020 for ap­ 1610. Ask for Mrs. Vaillan- 6463914. HARTFORD (UPI) - State Association and a delegate of the Barcelona, Spain. He began his Aamco Transmission of pointment Manchester. court. adolescents: crisis in­ lived in Sharon, Conn,, for more than tervention, recreation, Education Commissioner Mark Connecticut State Employees college education at the University of Manchester is in search 30 years and also maintains an apart­ of Automatic Transmis­ COCKTAIL WAITRESSES - RN OR LPN - Part time. 3 PM ONE BILLION DOLLARS IS housekeeping. Schedule: SIDING INSTALLERS Shedd says the federal government Association. Barcelona and graduated from Cen­ ment in New York City. sion Installers For Earn up to $200 a week. to II PM. Laurel Manor. 91 OUR GOAL- Women or men Part time, variable, in­ may be wrong in saying that Connec­ tral Connecticut State College. He cluding nights, alternate The Machine Tool Department is more information and Experienced or will train. Chestnut Street, Manchester. needed to help double our $5.- PART TIME OR FULL TIME weekends, holidays. Experienced. Top Pay. Immediate pay­ ticut is violating the law by not now under the direction of Walter taught mathematics and English at a interview Apply 330 Ledyard Street. 000.000 business in the next 5 He switched his voter registration POSITION as an Independent Thursdays. 3-4 PM. Apply. paying medical and psychiatric costs Pudio. Pudio is no stranger to the Catholic high school in Barcelona and Hartford years. To do this, we must from New York to Connecticut Beauty Consultant for a SN.VAYNNIIIBIY$IILTIK ment Year round woiI l Hartford Coun­ for handicapped children. state vocational education system. most recently has been teaching Call 643-2467 double our branch offices, during the summer, making him National Cosmetic Company 136 Slgoumoy Stroat Shedd said Monday the state does Spanish at Manchester Community Monday thru Saturday. PLASTIC INSPECTOR - therefore doubling our His last four years have been spent at eligible to run for the state’s Senate Opening for first shift (J C per­ expanding in the Hartford ty work area. 677-8199, Farmington. not believe it was Congress' intent SNOW REMOVAL HELP management staff. We have Hartford Norwich Tech, preceded by five College. Mimo, who lives with his son to take over a small in­ already tripled our national area. Excellent training in seat. NEEDED FOR WINTER Skin Care and Glamour Monday-FrWay 9AM-3PM under the Rehabilitation Act of 1973 wife and four children in Rocky Hill, spection department in a advertsing. Our managers are years at Windham Tech, Pudio, a SEASON - Must be over 16 Techniques. For interview to require school districts to cover busv. growing, molding and paid Profit Sharing Com­ product of vocational-educajJon was the coordinator of the First At that time. Buckley denied he years of age and have own call Donna at 6465217. more than special education costs Festival of Hispanic Culture ever would run for the seat being given up mold making company. A transportation. Manchester missions over rights and having graduated from Windham good general knowledge of and related services for the han­ held at MCC. He is also the Spanish CERAMIC TILE MECHANIC area On call basis. Good pay salary. Average earnings are Tech in 1955, Is a tool maker. He has by Ribicoff, claiming family con­ plastics, measuring in­ Call weekdays. 528-9885 approximately $30,000 to $40,- dicapped. - Experienced only Top worked at Pratt & Whitney, The Club advisor at MCC. Mimo has siderations precluded a campaign. wages, ^ p ly : Atlas Tile. 1862 struments. gauges, and 001) annually. Hospitalization. A NEW WAY TO LIVE The federal Office of Civil Rights, Rogers Corp.. and other job shops. expressed an interest in starting a But he later softened the stance Berlin Tpke , Wethersfield, blueprint reading required. Life Insurance, and Retire­ in a report published this weekend, science club or outing club at Cheney when Harney collected signatures 563-0151. Capable of checking work MORNING or AFTERNOON ment Program are some of HERALD CARRIER NEEDED To the Hampton, Conn, native the NURSERY SCHOOL said Connecticut was violating Tech from 100 people in Connecticut within close tolerences. filling our benefits. Call 6463936 for Department Head position poses a out inspection reports, TEACHER Wanted im­ details. Equal Opportunity CAN BE YOURS federal law by not paying for medical urging him to run. IN DOWNEY DRIVE, new challenge, which he readily customer liaison and exer­ mediately. Call 649-5531. Employer. Full Time - Part Time - Your Time and psychiatric services for han­ cising good judgement. Please FOUNTAIN VILLAGE AREA. dicapped children. EVENINGS call Mr. Silver at 563-1475 for Let Fran tell you how Shedd said a school district, under appointment. HOW • state law, will pay full room, board 5-11 PM. Monday thru . OLSTEN will welcome Thursday. Accurate typing J DIETARY AIDES - Full time CALL 647-9946 and tuition costs for a child placed in positions available in our your return to the a residential program for a must plus dependability. I dietary department. Apply in TYPIST or 647-9947 business world. For appointment call Miss I person: Blast Hartford Con­ educational reasons, but only tuition Vernon Appoints Experienced in newspaper ad if placem ent,is for psychiatric or Miller at 2 8 9 ^ | valescent Home. 745 Main WE HAVE OPENINGS FOR ALL SKILLS: Heralb Street, East Hartford. composition. Knowiedge of AKi medical reasons. Revaluation Firm U H T O ia n ■ "If you ignore the line between MJIISTMBITIII»ll,llt I STATION ATTENDENT Keyboards and Photon Typesetters MANCHESTER CARRIER WANTED Legal Secretaries VERNON — The town has hired United Appraisal Co. NEEDED- Full time. Apply in educational and other costs, you imi> 111 Foundara Ptoza I Clerk/Typists ly that schools have the responsibili­ of East Hartford to do the revaluation program and it is person to Gorin’s Sports Car heipfui. Center Street 331 to 470 Eaat Hartford, CL | Center. Route 83, Vernon ty to finance any and all services for expected that work will start the first of the year, town PUBLIC NOTICE Good benefit package, 5-day Rooeevelt St. Switchboard Operators children," he said. officials said. All diarttabla and non-prefH organballona wWUng to HOMEWORKERS - Earn week. Lincoln St. Light Industrial "If that (federal) interpretation The project will take about two years to complete and $M OO.'hundred securing, stuf­ have thalr Public Announcuianto pubHahad baa In RN-LPN wanted for 3 p.m.-11 Trumbull St. were upheld, it could mean a signifi­ will cost the town $156,800. The state requires that thia apaca ara urged to oontool Joa MeCavanaugh, p.m. and II p m-7 a m. shifts. fing Envelopes. Free Details. WHEN • Between 10:30 A.M. and cant increase in the financial burden Oanaral Manager of Regal Mufitora of Manchaator. Apply director of nursing. Reply: Titan V15X, Box 94485, Caii Sheidon Cohen Lilac SL______revaluation be done every 10 years. Schaumberg. III. 60194. 3:00 P.M. oorne by local school districts and by Officials of United Appraisal will be conducting two or Space will be allotod on a Aral coma, Ural aarvad baaia. Salmonbrook Convalescent Home, off House Street, for appointment EAST HARTFORD CARRIERS WANTED • Wednesday, DECEMBER 5th the state, " Shedd said. The state three public meetings to explain to residents what the Glastonbury Please call 633- AUTO BODY REPAIR - Full 643-2Z11 - Ext. 51 covers 30 percent to 70 percent of firm will be doing and what they can expect when the Regal 5244. time. Experienced. Must have Tolland St. 525-651 special eoucation costs. work is completed. own tools. $7.00 per hour. All Equol Opportunity Employor M/F We offer convenienee along tcllh a superior product NURSES AIDES wanted for company benefits. For ap­ Hanmer St. WHERE • MARCO POLO He said his office was reviewing /t ’s a Girl When revaluation was done the last time it resulted in pointment call 688-7596. the law and regulations to prepare a an increase in taxes for some property owners but this Oao 646-2112 full time on all shifts. Apply William St. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Ostrinsky of 30 Saulters Road, t aa • I Mi director of nursing. Salmon- RESTAURANT response to the Office of Civil Rights. was partially offset by a reduction in mill rate. Burnside St. 727-735 MJUN ST. Iii • I PA kt I aa • 1 ML brook Convalescent Home, off Manchester, celebrate the birth of their first granddaughter by Mayor Marie Herbst said the appraisers schedules will House Street. Glastonbury. QrlewoM St. 1250 Burnside Avenue raising a flag in front of their home Monday. The Ostrinsky’s be published so residents will know when to expect them Please call 633-5244. in their area. Five appraisers will be working on the East Hartford Prol)e Due daughter, Mrs. Carol Ann Burgess of Alexandria, Va., gave BABYSITTER NEEDED- Ranney St. birth to the daughter over the weekend. The Ostrinkskys were project and they will be carrying proper identification LEGAL Monday through Thursday. 3 OIL BURNER Woodbridge Ave. cards which will be signed by the chief of police and also prepared if it was a boy - they had another flag. (Herald p.m. to 10p m. Own transpor­ Webster St. INTERVIEW ON THE SPOT ... On Gripes photo by Pinto) another town official. NOTICE tation. Call 649-6022. Friday: The final report is due by Nov. 15,1981 and the new ap­ weekends anytime Beldon St. NOTICE OF ... EVALUATE YOUR OFFICE SKILLS praisals will be on the Oct. 1. 1981 Grand List. TECHNICIAN Over M\ D DISSOLUTION SEWERS- Experienced on In­ AOVERTISING Linden St. OF MILES SHOES dustrial Sewing Machines RATES IB H iH iH i H ■■ M ■■ H ■■ B M H ■ ( Manchester Public Records) Will train if necessary Good HARTFORD (UPII - The co- OF MANCHESTER, 1 DAY...... 14'MiraiMi Burnside St. 222-290 chairman of the Legislature's WACAP Has Funds CONN., INC. starting pay for the right peo­ Mu*t b* IICMiMd or •xportoncod In rotldon- ple. Hours: 7 to 3:30. Monday 3 DAYS ...13*aaifBi« Westbrook St. IM n Notice is hereby given that transportation Committee plans to RrlcBir of lien Arnold C. Jensen and Jean M. thru Friday. Apply in person tlal and light commarclal 6 DAYS ...12*fMiain ADVERTISING MILES SHOES OF Ralph Rd. TEMPOR/tRY SERVICES investigate consumer and law­ Town of Manchester against Jensen to John M. Socha and Frances For Winter Energy at: Pillowtex Corp., 49 Regent Sarvicing Qraatar Manchaatar only. 2 6 DAYS ...IV mbpbmt MANCHESTER, CONN. makers' complaints about the state Deborah Dominquez A. Socha, property at 73 Ferguson RATES Street. Manchester. Equai Myrtle St. INC,, a Connecticut corpora­ Company provWaa vahicia, unHorma, CMS, Blua 15 WORD, $2.10 aHM 242 Trumbull Street Motor Vehicles Department. Road, $65,000. 1 DAY...... 14'aaomui Opportunity Employer M.'F HEBRON — First Selectman Raymond Burt has told tion. having its principai of­ HAPPY ADS *2.50 BOi Latimer St. Hartford, CT 06103 Rep Thdm Serrani, D-Stamford, W arrant\ deed* Darwin B. Close and Margaret P. 3 DAYS . . . 1 3 ‘ aasHiMT Croaa, Major Madical, ate. the Board of Finance that he has been advised by the fice in the Town of SHEET METAL WORKER - Kenyon St. Phone: 549-5544 said Monday his committee will look Walter J. Clemens Jr to Judith H. Close to Ron-ho R. Ni and Dorothy T. Windham Area Community Action Program (WACAP) 6 DAYS ...12*aaa«i« Manchester has elected to dis­ Experienced. Soldering etc. Apply In paraon: EOE / M/F into how the MVD handles com­ Torstenson, property at 22 Server Ni, property at 332 Grissom Road, that funds will be available to assist needy families 2 6 DAYS ...IVaaamMT solve and wind up its affairs, Call 528-2101 H e r a l J t CALL CHRIS 647-9946 ClASSIFKD ADVtRTISIMO plaints about car dealers and Road St.. $54,000 $98,250. during the anticipated winter energy crisis. IS WORD, $2.10 M i by action of the directors and repairers and the use of dealer's Frank T. Prior and Eleanor C. Charles E. Dougan and Janet D. Burt also said that Marian Celio, the town’s municipal HAPPY ADS *2.50 aa shareholders, and that a Cer­ FOBAimf BROS. INC. plates. Prior to Ernest D. Demko and Lori Barrick to Fred M. Schwarz and agent for the aging, will be looking into means of tificate to that effect was duly filed in the Office of the COOKS t KITCHEN 319 Broad Stroat He said the committee wants to C. Demko. property at 34-36 Holl St., Elizabeth Schwarz, property at 53-55 assistance for the senior citizens. determine if the MVD seriously en­ She B eralii Secretary of State of Connec­ HELPERS- Available conveyance tax $100.10. Waddell Road. $55,500. Carlman Frankel, chairman of the Town Office weekends and evenings. Due to Increasing forces statutes or lacks the power, CLABSlFltD ADVIRTISINO ticut, on October 30th, 1979. ADVERTISING Adoption of trade name Experienced preferred. Building Addition Study Committee told the finance Mark S. Ticotin staff and determination that could Marion Donald Vogt and Marion K. David M. Harris as New England Drivers License. Mature in­ Businass, Applications For board that the committee has meetings scheduled for Secretary permit widespread abuse of the Country Woodworking, 21 Tolland dividuals. Apply in person: Vogt to William A. Goodwin and Dec. 17 and Jan. 14 to finalize a report on the need for the 043-11 statutes. Turnpike. Garden Grove Caterers, The Following Positions Susan F. Goodwin, property at 29 addition. He said that Dennis A. Keefe, architect, will Keeney Street, Manchester. SALES CAREER Serrani said the probe was Oyde Road. $84,000 Mirriofir lirenaea have a plan ready for the December meeting. /^5AAVVVVWWVVVVWVVWAAJVWUWiW5^WVW. Are Now Being Takon: prompted by complaints he's Vincent A. Kalinauskas Jr . of RN -11 to 7. Part time. Enjoy Frankel said that general needs are for meeting and of­ TOWN OF MANCHESTER received from across the state and Norman L. Sterling and Geraldine Manchester and Catherine H. Cook of fice space with a particular need for space to store working with an excellent sup­ porting staff. Very pleasant from legislators and he plans to hold W. Sterling to Denis E. Wirtalla and Rockville. records and other materials belonging to various town FOOD SERVICE SUPERVISOR OPPORTUNin Kathleen M. Wirtalla. property at 20 atmosphere. Good wages and several days of public hearings in Michael J . Jerom e of Andover and boards and commissions. LEGAL NOTICE benefits. Please call Doris eSHLESPERSONS January. Harvard St.. $64,900. Susan E. Patten of Manchester, Feb. Blain, RN. Director of This position, reporting to the Assistant Food Ser­ For The “This is not a witchhunt," said 1 at St. Bridgets. At a meeting held on November 26, 1979, the Planning and Nurses, 6460129. vice Director, provides an excellent opportunity to Charles L. Emery and Margaret H. Serrani who has been often been Brian Walsh of Meriden and Zoning Commission made the following decisions: assume supervisory responsibilities In the eSERHCE WHTER or Emery to Cynthia U. Jarvis, proper­ Santa in Rockville UTHE OPERATORS - W(th critical of the MVD and its com­ Kgthleen E . Martin of Manchester, ERNEST J. REED - EXCAVA’HON/FILL - SUMMIT assembly and distribution ot patient meals. ty at 616 West Middle ’Turnpike, $156,- 2 years' experience. Good missioner, Benjamin A. Muzio. Jan. 12 at St. James. STREET (R-7) Supervisory experience Is required, preferably In ASSISTIUIT SERVICE . benefits. Salary negotiable. "We intend to introduce bills to 000 VERNON — Santa Claus has arrived In Rockville and Approved with conditions an application under Article I. Section Hawk Precision Co., 303 the food service area. Srandia Lodge has taken up residence in his little house on the Park M i M s e n i clean up the motor vehicles statutes, Frederick W. Sorrow to Clifford J. 3 to permit excavation and fill within 50 feet of the banks of Burnham Street, East Hart­ Good starting salary and an excellent benefit based on our observations." said MANCHESTER -ScandU Lodge Place green. Bigelow Brook — 74V Summit Street. ford, telephone 528-9845. S h e H e r a l d Pasay and Louise Ann Pasay, proper­ package Including a paid pension program, Santa's appearance is sponsored by the Recreation Serrani. ty at 20 Durant St., $$0,000. 23, Vasa Order of America, will have MRS. JOSEPH H. CARLIN - ZONING REGULATION liberal vacation and sick time and holiday Department. He will be available to Ulk with children on RARE OPPORTUNITY - eSERUKE TECmCUNS "There's a lot more we can do in Donald F. Jackson and Roberta J. a Christmas potiuck supper at 6:30 AMENDMENT (C-25) OWN . Y O U R OWN benefits, a dental plan and tuition reimbursement. Mondays through Fridays from 2 to 5 p.m. and from 12:30 the motor vehicles area," said Jackson to Louis D. Bilodeau and p.m. Thursday at Emanuel Lutheran Approved amendment to Article IV, Section 8. Alcoholic BUSINESS. Distributor for Church. ’The Lucia cast will be guests to 4:30 p.m. on Saturdays, through Dec. 22. Kodak film. Duracell eBODYMEN WE ARE LOOKING FOR A Sales Person to work sdiciting ads Serrani who noted numerous Karen J . Bilodeau, property at 23-25 Liquors, by adding Paragraph G — Effective December 10 Interested applicants should contact the Per­ at the supper. Any child wishing to receive a letter from Santa may 1979. Batteries, G.E.. Sylvania and for The Manchester Evening Herald and the Dollar Saver. High problems In the MVD could be solved Bank St., $52,000. other |8ioto products needed sonnel Dept, at 646-1222 ext. 481 A business meeting and carol sing leave a note In the mail slot at the cottage. The Vernon School Graduate, with some college preferred. Car Is a must. by creating an enforcement division Romar Associates to Hannelore K. A copy of these decisions has been filed in the Town Q erk't of­ in your area. No selling. Ser­ Apply In person to will be held after supper. Jaycee Wives will assist Santa with the answers. with broad powers. Welch, property at 190A Highland St., fice. vice top R etailers under e Attractive Salary e Car M ilea^ The Nativity scene has also been set up on the green Planning and Zoning Commission exclusive contract established The MVD “considers itself a licen­ conveyance tax $57.20. MANCMEtYBI e Paid Holidaya, Including Your Birthday DAY Bingo and the Christmas lights have been turned on. Leo Kwash, Secretary by us. High immediate in­ sing agency, not an enforcement Romar Associates to Isabel Com- come minimum required in­ e inauranca, Health A Dental Plan agency. I think the Legislature also MANCHESTER -M anchester Dated this 4th day of December, 1979 MfMOaULHOSnTAL GEM CHEVROLET passo and Evelyn Wish, property at vestment $9,975. 100% profit Capter, Disabled American OIB-12 e Company Paid Panaion Plan looks upon It as an enforcement agen­ 126E Highland St., conveyance tax structure. Call between 8 AM Veterans, and Auxiliary will conduct T1 Haynee SIreel ROUTI1B9, arORRa ROAD cy,” he said. $53.90. 6 5 PM. 14064334367. Or Mencheetor, CL 0S040 For a private Interview, please call Mr. Ken Hogle or Jo Deary at a bingo at Rocky Hill Veterans write: American Film WILUMANTIC Muiio, who said he planned to meet Jam es D. Wagner and Gulten The Manchester Herald — 643-2711. Hospital tonight. Members are Processing, Inc., 1935R ggeet irspSe^^er (Aoraoo from Eaeibrook MsH) soon with Serrani, declined to com­ Wagner to Frederick P. Barton, Hoover Court. B'ham, AL reminded to be a the haopital by 7 Bam boo, aetually a giant of ths g m , ment on the committee's investiga­ property at 25 Edison Road, $57,000. Diapa saads ham baan found in Egyptian tombs 3,000 family, grows 100 or mors fast tall in the tropics. 35226 Mmwwwvwwwvvwvwwvwwvwwvwws^ tion Until he knows more about it. p.m yaart old.

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41 Famala taint Antwtr lo Prtvioui Punl* (abbr.) 42 Rgpair T t- 43 Kitclwn ey adgat Slip by of SO Pont ipacialty SI Ym l & S . Cali 643-2711 12 Groan S3 Variaty of 13 CHy in Brazil moth 14 Bawildarad $4 Skirt 15 Poat Pound SS Littia child 16 For rowing 56 Flag 17 Pronoun S7 Look ovar II Appaarad 68 Printar't 20 Add* maatura (pi.} 22 Gold (Sp I 59 Irith clan 10 Spin JSMaaWatt H ip WantH 2 3 1 pouaM 11 Wordaof' rola Homai For Solo Articlot for Sato Roomt for Rant (contr) danial 40 Sorral 24 Stripad horM 19Aga 41 Oyt 27 Figtitar pilot 1 Mttdamat 21 Fumact 42 GhTM food to MANCHESTER- Two Family FIREWOOD, HARDWOOD - ROOM IN MOBILE HOME- 21 Fruit of a (•«'») 24 Shockt 43 Engint part DRIVER 4-4. Very nice condition. New Fresh cut and split. Delivered Female Preferred. $20 week­ /WBAH.' ITS A BKa HER FALSE ’ 2 Sltma 26 Ralaxation (o l) PO sou SEE ) 8 31 AMclut) 3 Infraquant 26 Ftahmg lura 44 Of liquid (Part Tima) ly. Call 644-2306. 32 Minnar roof. 200 foot treed iot. $80 ' cord. Call M9-0539or 649- ANVTHING? J I BLACK BUG WITH A BJELASH 4 Charm 27 Sights watta 33 Roury baad 5 Tolkian Tamporary • 13 waaka Immediate occupancy. 354,- 6344 after 6 PM. 26 Karma •INTERPRET UDT (DF GOOP O f IT.' SLIFT'EP.' 34 Graak lanar characiar 46 Actrttt SINGLE ROOM- Can 29 Lawyar't Duties will include drlvlnf 900. Hayes Corp., 646-0131. 35 Momma* 6 Spy group Louiaa patron aami 47 Unmiiad Hospital car to pick up ind deliver MINIATURE DOLL HOUSE modern bath, 36 Pipt fitting (abbr) FOR SALE- 5 room Ranch privileges. ig unit 7 Canuai part* 30 Horaa 48 Small ttmpla medicsl Items, small parts, mis­ DRE/IMS* 37 Fiiad S BuH diractnrta of cloth cellaneous errands, and to GLASTONBURY VICINITY- style. Completely decorated Privacy. Parking. Ni Nice yard 38 Billtwardi 9 Safaty agaacy 32 Andanta 49 Oiraction transport ambulator)’ patients to New Salt Boxes. Capes and and furnished (!^ll 269-6160 with^iml. Female only»ly. 39 Loam dtpoiit (abbr) 35 Pal 52 Swtat potato Hartford area hospitals for tests Colonials, in rustic country days 8206, between 10 and 5:30 Hours are Monday through Friday, setting Custom built on large p.m.. weekends 647-9613. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 30 p m Applicants ■ IKTSRMiET, lots featuring quality CORD WOOD. 4 ft seasoned 12 13 14 must be at least 18 years of age and throughout. Convenient loca­ wood $75.00 per cord. You PLEASANT ROOM for tour DRE DEAR NEIGHBOR: I doubt U you weuld “hurt" Shirley U have a current Connecticut drivers tion fienerous allowances and mature, working gentleman. 15 16 17 license with an unblemished pick up After 6 00 PM. 429- you atked her to try te watch her laaguage la front of the driving record choice selections make an at­ khb. II alie doubt if it weuld do much good, but it's worth a 18 19 30 21 Interested applicants should con­ tractive package Visit our Near bus lineT References try.l Just tell your kids it's uot nice to use “fisd" words. And tact the Personnel Department at sight at Hillslown Road and DINING ROOM SET - required. Call 647-9033. 1 let then know that there are eoae “good" people who nse 22 M«-I222ext 481 Barnwood Drive, or call for Colonial stvie. almost brand “bed" wordf, and Aant Shirley la one of thoia. additional details Peterman TWO WORKING PEOPLE 1 new Call 568-1988 Apartmanta For Rant S3 Ofneet-Storaa tor Rant 24 25 26 z . MANCHESTER Agenev 649-9404. 646-1171 649- looking for I or 2 girls to share Autos For Safa Autos For Sale 29 30 DEAR ABBY: Our beautiful. 20-year-old daughter is Captafn Easy — Crooka ft Lawranca 1 MEMORIAL HOSPITAL 4844 privately owned ranch in quiet 31 CORD WOOD - Cut. split and about to marry a fine, high-principled man who recently 13 71 HaynM Street delivered Seasoned $95. Manchester residential area. 6 ROOM APARTMENT - MANCHESTER-Next to 1967 TEMPEST- 328. Func­ DUPLEX. $275.00 monthly, moved to this rather small town. The young man has a strict 1 ■ ■ Merichester, Ct 0SO40 Green $75 875-0612 Own room. Rent Includeds Cavey's. Office space. 300 tionally sound, good for parts. 34 33 3 . Equal Opporlunitf Employer MANCHESTER • NEW almost everything. Call 643- parking, pets allowed. No square feet and up. Asking $125.00. Call anytime. religious background and is as strait-laced as anyone we've 1 i l utilities Call after 6PM 646- PACKARD 1953 CLIPPER 37 3 . 39 40 LISTING 8 room raised SEAR.S DISHWASHER- Must 8284 after 5:M p.m. Reasonable rate. Good finish. 646-i™. ever known. I'm sure if he knew about our daughter's past, ...... 1337. ' Immediate occupancy. Arnold DELUXE. Excellent and that she has already lied to him about her virginity, he 1 ■ Ranch in prestige area For­ sell' $100 Very good working mechanical condition. Body 41 Apartmanta For Rant S3 Grant, Dow ti Condon, 249- 1970 FORD CUSTOM SEDAN- would have been long gone. mal dining room, 3 - 4 condition Call 646-8244 before needs restoration. Wifi 1 GLASTONBURY- Spacious 6 6521. 428, 4 barrel. $500, or bekt. 43 44 45 bedrooms, family room, 2 1 2 6:00 p m sacrifice for $600.00 Call 649- My husband and I love our daughter and want her to be 4. 47 48 49 baths. 2 fireplaces. 2 car gar­ LOOKING for anything in real rooms. Modern utilities. Fully offer. Call 649-6410. anytime. happy, but we feel she should be honest with her carpeted. Dining room, 5110 after 4;00 or all day 1 age, much more The Haves HOOSIER OAK CUPBOARD estate rental - apartments, fiance—and admit that she has made some mistakes. We SO 51 52 S3 m ;r .sks- l p n .s a.n d rns kitchen. Basement garage. Wanted to Rant 57 HIGH PERFORMANCE AND Saturday and Sunday. Corp 646-0131 with sifter, and porcelain homes, multiple dwellings? feel that this is not only the honorable thing to do, but it 54 Part time weekend positions No fees. Call J.D. Real Estate Yard. Kids ok. Now just $& . ECONOMY. Modified 1/6 For­ 55 56 itvailable. Hospital counter Needs repair, $150 with option. Open til 9 Red BANK REPOSSESSIONS could save her and her husband some serious problems in Hide-A-Bed, $75 GE Associates. Inc. 646-1980. mula Ford Pinto. 0-60 6 57 experience necessary Giant. 683-0753 (M 12-9). COUPLE WITH TWO FOR SALE- 1974 Je e p the future. 58 59 Microwave oven, like new seconds. 30 mpg.. suspension 4 Competative salary and CHILDREN and two small radial spoilers. Excellent con­ Wagoneer. 4 wheel drive Many of the people in this town know that our daughter $150 643-1814 MANCHESTER - MAIN $29». 1973 Buick Le Sabre mileage patd Orientation and STREET 2 room apartment, ROCKVILLE- Beautiful 2 dogs need an apartment or dition. $2295 . 646-7536. had a very bad reputation in her teens, and since she plans house in Manchester, under $895; 1972 MG Model BViGT, 2 inservice education provided 68 ADELAIDE ROAD • BRITTANY SPANIEL AKC • heated, hot water, appliances. bedrooms, large kitchen. to live here after her marriage, her chances of being able to Home Health Aides also Highland Park This exquisite Modern appliances. Garage $325. 646-7302. 1971 FORD VAN- Excellent door coupe, low mileage, best hide her past are nil. Male. 4 months - beautiful. No pets Parking, security. offer; 1972 Audi $8M. The needed Call Manchester 8-Room Garrison Colonial is a 523-7047. Yard. Kids ok. Only $215. motor. Standard shift. Priced Abby, she reads your column every day and says you ad- Public Health Nursing Liver and white House Open til 9 Red Giant. 683-0753 Mfac. tor Ront 58 above may be seen at the real treasure in today's real broken. All .shots except rab­ fo r^ick sale. $650. Alsoi 1971 . voeate withholding the truth in a situation such as this. If Association 8 am to 4.30 pm estate market Custom built (M15-12) AUCTIN- Automatic, air con­ Savings Bank of Manchester. you do, forget this letter; if you agree with us, please answer bis, $100 , 643-4927. EAST CENTER STREET- Se­ Main Street, Manchester. m7-l48l Equal Opportunity by master craftsmen, with cond floor, 4 room apartment, ditioned. 48.000 original miles this in your column soon. Affirmative Action beautiful fireplaces, WE BUY A.ND SELL USED over office. Adults only. No ROCKVILLE- Peaceful 4 1/2 $900. Both can be seen at 24 TROUBLED MOTHER Employer cabinetry, and molding detail rooms. Wall-to-wall North Street. PONTIAC LE MANS 1969- KUHNITURE One piece or pets Security and references Power steering, mounted throughout 2 baths, lovely entire household Cash On The required. 646-1189. carpeting, complete kitchen Match point game playing jalousied porch, large Kids and pets ok. Only $225. HALL snows, am-fm stereo cassette DEAR MOTHER: I agree that jeer daughter should con- Line Furniture Barn 646 Good condition. $500 646-3295 feee that be la aot the first man In her life. To lie about this flagstone patio and 2-car at­ 0865 EAST HARTFORD - Elegant Open til 9. Red Giant. 683- 1976 PLYMOUTH PREMIER two diamonds. RN tached garage, on a private 07d3, (M 14-23) wonld ho a scriant mistake. How naany others, end the East was one of those smart 6 rooms. 1 1/2 baths. Only VOLARE WAGON - Slant 6 detaila, hawever, aeed aot be part of the confeseion. tf It it Good guys are looking for 'j-acre Tot Over $100,000 By FOR RENT cylinder. 20 mpg, deluxe up- 1967 OLDSMOBILE Alecs who like to point out Dogs-BIrdt-Pelt 43 $200. ( 585-4 ). Rental CUTLASS- $ 500 or best offer. gafag ta make a diflareace in the way the yonng man fecit 11 p.m to 7 a m., part time owner 646-67.69 Assistors. small fee. 236-5646 RED GIANT has 100s of holsterjt, power steering, their opponents' mistakes. He Supervisor. 3 days a week vacancies available. All automatic, brand new tires. Excellent running conditon abent her, she's wise te tell him now. explain^ carefully that since HOME SWEET HOME - 289-2864 . 9 to 5 Pam. in modern, progressive MANCHESTER - Magnifi­ areas, sizes, and with options International Brotherhood 40,000 miles. $3,300. Nice car. DEAR ABBY: Charlie and I have been married for nine South had to lose a heart trick health care facility Good Lots-Lend for Sale 24 Complete health-guard to buy Call them and see if of Electrical Workers Hall. 646-1356. years. We have eight kids. (No twins.I He just told me that some time or other, he should facilities Cats also Canine cent. lovely apartment Won't 1968 CHEVY IMPALA- Good salary and working con­ last. $195. (559-2) Rental they have what you are 379 Wctherell Street, he is trying lo think up some minor crime to commit so have planned to lose it in such Holiday Inne, 200 Sheldon looking for Open 7 uavs Call engine, transmission, tires ditions Apply in person to GLASTONBURY- LEVEL Assistors, small fee 236-5646. Manchester Newly 1969 CHEVROLET VAN- they'll lock him up. manner that East could not Road. Manchester 646-5971 68,3- 0753 ana battery Body needs work get in. In other words. South Mrs A Jean Henry. Direc­ TREED LOTS available for decorated, ideal for par­ Automatic. Good running con­ Charlie isn't a violent man. but he's threatening to hit a custom building vour new- dition. Call 649-9258. Great for parts. $275 649-6932 should have let West hold the tor of Nursing 6 MONTH OLD MALE IRISH QUAINT AND QUIET - 3 ties. stags and social func­ after 5:00 p.m. policeman or throw a brick through somebody's window, so home Indian Hills Trail, room, $175. (599-1). Rental they'll arrest him and take him to jail. He says the noise first spade Then South could SETTER ■ Only to good subur­ Homes tor Rant 54 tions Special rates for located between 2 golf Assistors, small fee 236-5646 around this house is driving him crazy. discard a heart on the ace of VONON MMKM HUlTh courses Call Peterman 649- ban home Cali 242-0698 or 568- regular, monthly, or week­ 1975 MERCURY MONTEGO Trucks lor Ssis 82 spades, set up three long 6604 Abby, I can't gag the kids. Besides I didn't have them CMEFLCUn 9404 , 646-1171. 649-4844 GOOD AREA - Nice 6 family FOR RENT OR LEASE - ly functions Call Kathy MX- Excellent condtion, low hearts and get three diamond no R*g«n Ro«l. V»moo Coventtr Lakefront house, 7 tKtween 8.00 AM and 4:30 mileage. Quadrophonic GMC 1972 1 TON UTILITY alone, and if I can stand them, so can he. discards. EOE BOX STALLS, TRAILS- Blue home A yard for Rover $195. TRUCK- Has the reading Charlie says he's fed up with me and the kids and married (549-41 Rental Assistors. room, 4 bedrooms, southern PM Monday thru Friday at stereo-8 track, power steering. North became somewhat Seal Feeding Program. Ring / brakes, one owner. 872-6528, enclosed b o ^ . with side com­ life, and the only place for him is in a nice quiet jail where Real Estate Wanted 28 small fee. 238-5646. exposure. 2 months security, 646-7297 annoyed and finally turned to with lights Pastures Daily no utilities Call after 5 PM. 633-5310, or 659-0508 partments. Excellent for con­ nobody can bother him. Help me. East and said; "Your analysis DENT.\L ASSISTANT ■ Male SELLING your hou.se’’ Call us turnouts Rockville. Call 875- 742-8126 $400 per month tractor 7:30a.m to5:30p.m.. CHARLIE'S WIFE is good. Too bad you bid like or female, experience i)954. or 875-0272, 742-9653 MANCHESTER- 4 rooms first CHEVY NOVA 1971- $675 or 633-0249 first and we ll make you a floor apartment. Appliances, money has gone out of style. If necessary Military •••••••••••••••••••••••••« first offer Good running con­ cash offer' T .1 Crockett. heat and hot water. Adults on­ •••••••••••••••••••••••••• DEAR WIFE: Tve beard of men trying to brenk OUT of you had jumped to four backround helpf 1 Salarv Realtor. 643-1577 Musical Instruments 44 dition Snow tires Call 646- 1971 FORD F-250 PICKUP- Jell, b«t never INTO aae. If Charlie is joking-langh. If he's spades, as you should have, negotiable F'tcellen'l ly. No pets. $275 monthly. 643- Offlcai-Sforct for Rant 88 □ AUTOMOTIVE 7907 Excellent condition Power 1904 terfeoi , yen'd better get him te a dectar to hove hia head the chances are that your benefits. .Manche.->ter area MAY WE Bl'Y your home’’ HOLTON TRUMPET • Good steering and brakes. oxaminod. partner would have played Immediate opening Call 649- Quick, fair all cash and no condition $90 or best offer PROFESSIONAL . / Automatic transmission. Will that contract. My partner was 8125. 646-1032 ONE BEDROOM BUSINESS OFFICE Autos For Sale 81 CHEVY NOVA 1975- 3 speed, trade for four wheel drive. Who said the toon yonra nro the keppieat? Pm problem Call Warren E. APARTMENT - Center of floor shift, bucket seats. 46.- hard put to bid tour clubs. He tiowland. Realtors. 643-1108 BUILDING - Approximately $1995. 6464)557. after6:00 p.m. now booklet “Whet Toenogen Want to Know, write Abby: Manchester. Appliances, WE PAY TOP PRICES for 000 miles. $2250. or best offer lit U * y Dr. Beverly HlUt. CnUI. 9«12. Eadaaa $1 end e surely wouldn't have bid five. 1 2 PRICE ON GUITARS in­ 2600 square feet, with ample Four spades is a lay down and cluding Ovations, plus free parking, heat and not water parking. Close to Center, wrecked and junk cars. A 4 B 633-7345. 1976 DODGE PICKUP - Ifag, 128 centri, aeU-oddroeaed aovelepe, pleoae. RNS-LPNS $260. Call 649-2871. Auto Salvage, used auto parts. when the scores are in, you Household Goods 40 case with this ad. Carlos hospital and new court slanted 6. 41.000 m iles, will find that your plus 100 lOpt-nings on aU shift* Gooc building. For Info, call 568- Call Tony i ------1976 PLYMOUTH VOLARE Isalarv tfKcrllpni wor|tinK ''on- guitars 60''/ off Rivers Music. original owner, bums regular isn't going to be worth much" 7658 or 871-0401 STATION WAGON - Air con­ Idilions Cal'Mrs Ferguson. DNS REFRIGERATOR.S 7 Mam Street. New Britain. gas. like new. Call 56S-2M0. r ABtrograph (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN) Washers Ranges, used, 225-1977 Christmas layaways ditioning. regular gas. new I buimsioe m u i s m how 1973 TORINO - 302. Runs Michelin tires. Best offer over (Do you have a question for guaranteed and clean New MANCHESTER - 1 bedroom OFFICE SPACE FOR RENT- 289-9971 excellent Must sell, $2900. Call 633-3733. Motorcyclas-BIcycles 64 the experts? Write “Ask the shipment damaged. G E & 1 YEAR OLD 3/4 SIZE Townhouse available at Pine Carpeted Heat and electricity FRIGIDAIRE Low prices VIOLIN- Excellent condition included. Main Street loca­ sacrificing! Any reasonable Bernice Bede Osol Experts, ’’ care ol this newspa­ Ridge Village. Features in­ offer over $1450. Call after 1878 HARLEY DAVIDSON ■ per. Individual questions will B D Pearl & Son, 649 Main New bow Complete with clude heat, air conditioning, tion. $125 monthly Call Mrs LOW RIDER. 2500 miles, .Street. 643-2171 rase Call 646-7557 after 5:00 Jackston. 646-13ld. 3:30 p.m., 649-1150. 528-6063. Allies (March 21-Aprll It) be answered it accompanied caiTOting, individual entrance lOOTt stock and in excellent Something in which you're p m and patio, full basement with D IS A B L E D CAR- 1973 by stamped, sett-addressed ■ART TIM E (' 1. E R K shape $4500. 742-8786. Involved will take a positive turn envelopes. The most interest­ ABSOLUTE BARGAINS' washer and dryer hook-ups. MANCHESTER - Retail, Plymouth Duster "A TYPIST lor busv stfaol of and work out nicer than you ing questions will be used ' Custom made dr.iperies, slip­ OBERHIEM SYNTHESIZER Easy accessibility to storage and or manufacturing Mechanic's Dream" <%ur anticipated. Your fears are fi-c 9-; pin Monday-Friday 1975 HONDA SUPER SPORT' this column and will receive covers and upholstery Budget KEYBOARD - $975 Call after everything. $325 per month. space 2.000 sq ft. to 50.000 sq. Excellent parts still available oundlats. (iood lyping g(K)d figure ap- WANTED JUNK AND LATE 750- Kerker headers. KNI^. ^ t t r t h d a y copies otJACOBi MODERN.} Terms Arranged, Call 289-2331 4:30 PM. Ask for Jill or Tom Adults only, no pets. D'Amato ft. Very reasonable. Brokers MODEL WRECKS - Cash $300. Please telephone 528- filters. Oil cooler Much AUflUSA (April 204toy 20) In a tiluue Plea.se rail. Residential or 646-1000 649-7845 Could go less than Enterprises, 646-1021. protected Call Heyman Paid. Call Parker Street Used 4670 after 5:00 p.m.. ask for morel $1500 643-4076 before 2 matter on which others are not Education Center. 474 Schcxil Properties, 1-226-1206 so well informed as you. try not Auto Parts, Inc 649-3391 Charlie pm. December S, ItTt to be too Influenced by their Street. East Hartford, 06108 4 PIECE DRUM SET & Before the year folk)wif>g your opinions. Your views are much 569-4780 EOE M F SOFA & BARCALOUNGER- HIH.AT - Good condition Good bfrtMay erxjf. thingg will have n>ore accurate. Brown cushioned vinyl Good turned out for you in a most for­ starter set Call 649-4701 after (May 21-June 20) condition $225 Call 649-5416 MANCHESTER - 2 bedrooms tunate way. Look for the unuftuai OeMINI 6 00 p m Although It may coma as a at Sunnybrook Village. For oc- to happen at the m oil unexpect­ NURSE AIDES surprise, your checkbook won't DINETTE SET 42 "X6(r For­ cupancy Decemner 1st. ed tknet. Antiques 48 SAQITTAraUt (MOV. 2»-Oec. 21) be as hMvIiy dented as you mica lop Plus 2 12 " leafs, and Includes heat, hot water, assumed. Funds will stretch far­ Immediate openings »n 2nd and BUSINESS & SERVICE Juft when you think nobody |3rd shifts Ciood salary excellent 5 metal frame chairs, with range, refrigerator, air con­ ther because of some unusual appreciate! you. someone Iwtirking rondiimns. convenient circumstances. padded backs and seats $175 ditioning. carpeting, parking, important will come along today llocation Very pleasant al- CANCER (June 21-Juty 22) Call 649-5416 storage and coin-op in base­ to reward you In a moet ger>er- Imosphere ('all Mrs Ferguson, Good things will be happenktt AN ASH TRAY FROM ment. Adults only, no pets. oue fashion. You'll deearve it. ■DNS today to brighten your outlocm WHIRLPOOL w a s h e r - PARIS'S FABULOUS $350 monthly. D'Amato Enter­ Getting along with other signs is and give you a much more opti­ Good condition Cali 289-5623, one of the eectlone you'll enjoy m MAXINE'S outrageous hats prises 646-1021. mistic perspective. IbUMSHIC CONVIUiSCOIT HOW your Astro-Graph Letter, which after 6 00 p m marvelous 1930 silk clothing in LEO (July 2 )-Aug. 22) Keep your b ^ in t with your Wrthday. Mail 289-9971 mint condition boxes of all THREE-ROOM UPSTAIRS hopes up. Conditions having an S I for each to Astro-Graph. Box N A U G Y HYDE VIN Y L shapes and sizes All kinds of APARTMENT with heat, hot influenca on your feelings of DIRECTORY 4«9. Radio City station, N.Y. COUCH & CHAIR - Deep linens and lace, glassware, water and parking. Ideal for well-bring and security are ttirry. 10019. Be sure to specify birth brown $150 for both Call 649- furniture and very strange single, older citizen. No They forteil something good. date. 8265 after 6 00 p m collectibles are all waiting for chiFdren or pets. Security 31 Services OHared 31 Painting-Papaiing 32 Building Contracting 33 CARfMCOflN (Dee. 22-4en. It) Vm OO (Aug. 22-Sept 22) You'H Ssrvicos Otiarad have more luck today if Bualnatt Opportunity 14 you at Red Goose Farm An­ required $225.00 monthly. In deeHng with another today you you get others to go along with tiques Goo,sc Lane Coventry Call after 5 p.m. 643-0580. FARRAND REMODEUNG - m l^ t have preconceived nega­ CAM TREE SERVICE - Free WATERPROOFING J.P. LEWIS 4 SON- Custom your Ideas rather than going tive notions as to how this per­ BEAUTY PARLOR- 2 booths, MISC. FOR SALE Open Friday Saturday. Sun­ Hatchways, foundation Decorating. Interior 4 Cabinets. Roofing. Gutters. along with theirs. It won’t be as estimates, discount senior son win react. However, he or 1 more could be added, with 4 day 10-5. 742-9137 ROOMMATE - Wanted to’ cracks, tile lines, sump Exterior Painting. Room Additions. Decks. All difficuit as you think. citizens Company she will treat you more fairty than or 5 room apartment share 3 bedroom house In An­ Manchester-owned and pumps, gravity feeds, window Paperhanging 4 Remodeling. Upes of Remodeling and UMU (Sept 22-Oct 23) A Reasonable 875-4141 Articles lor Sale 41 A N T IQ U ES Si Repairs. Free estimates. Ful­ you surmised. dover. off Route 6, with 2 operated. Call 646-1327. wells. 30 years' experience. Kitchens, Recreation Rooms. AOUAMUt (Jen. 20-feb. It) break comes today from an area ly insured. Phone 643-6017. you'd least expect, so be patient COLLECTIBLES - Will males - non smoker - available 643-4953. ffft-8413. Call 649-9658. That Uttle extra effort you may be if at first things look dark. You purchase outrights, or sell on December 1st. Call after 5 asked to put out today workwiea BtM TREE SERVICE- could be celebrating by evening. * EDUCATION commission Houselot or PM 646-6138 Specialist in tree and stump LEE PAINTING ■ Interior 4 PROFESSIONAL BUILDERS going to pay a larg^ dividend single piece Telephone 644- SCONFK) (O c t SM Iev. 22) removal. Free estimttes Exterior. "Check My Rate - Complete Construction. Ad­ than you realita. Oo your best. ALl.tMlNLfM Sheets used as 8962 Ptteks (Feb. 20-Mereh 20) The irritable situation could spur you printing plates, 007 thick REMODELED TWO Senior citizen discount. 24 Before You Decorate". ditions, Remodeline. Free to action you wouldn't ordinarily Private Instructions 18 LIKE YOUR WALKS AND chip 0 0 the other guy's shoulder Dependable. Fully Insured. take. It will turn out to be an 23x28‘a '. 25 cents each or 5 BEDROOM APRTMENT - On hour, year round service. 643- DRIVEWAY FREE OF Estimates. Fully Insured. Isn't very big. With the least ANTIQUES CLOCK REPAIR 646-1653. extremely wise and fortunate for $1 Phone 643-2711 Must be quiet street Appliances, pan­ 7285 Call 646-4879. amount of anort on your part, RIDING LESSONS indoor WANTED - Experienced and SNOW THIS YEAR? Call course to pursue. riding ring Western slock picked up before 11 a m try. garage. $2M monthly. No Geoff Blackwell 644-1686 or you’ll have this person purring in guaranteed work Free utilities, children, or pets. 646- REWEAVING burn holes. CARPENTRY - All types of (NiWSPAPCn EMTCnpAtSE ASSN) seat, saddle seat and hunt ONLY Estimates. Pick Up & Tom Landers 643-4704 for Building Contracting 33 no time. 7901 Zippers, umbrellas repaired. repairs. Porches, Decks, Tool seat. All levels 228-9817. Delivery 643-7100, after 3:00 Snow Removal. CHAIN FALLS, lap and dye Window shades, Venetian WES ROBBINS Carpentry Sheds, and Gutters. Doors and Barryt World — Jim Sorry pm blinds Keys TV FOR RENT. VOICE, PIANO Instructions set, electric welder, acetylene EAST HARTFORD - Thirfty 5 WILL BABYSIT IN MY remodeling specialist. Ad­ Windows Hung. Celling rooms, yard for kids and pets. Marlow's. 867 Main St. 649- Repaired and Painted. Call Former faculty New York outfit, aluminum ladder, A N T IQ U ES & HOME ■ Waddell School area. ditions, rec rooms, dormers, Music and Art High School trailer tires, new electric $250. (548-2 ). Rental 5221 Monday thru Friday. Call bullt-ins. batlirooms, anytime. 643-6130. COLLECTIBLES - Will Assistors, small fee. 236-56.46. Professional Singer Pianist generator, electric lawn- )>urchasc outrights, or sell on after 3:00 p.m.. 647-1311. kitchens. 649-3446. 644-8597, mower Evenings, 633-7060 EXPERT PAINTING and REMODELING - Bathrooms. commission Houselot or ROCKVILLE - 2 bedrooms, LANDSCAPING Specializing Kitchens. Ceramic Tile, single piece Telephope 644- carpet. Kids ok. Loaded with in Exterior House Painting. Painting-Paparing 32 Walls, Floors, Block Tile. Schools-Clessas 19 BLACK Si W HITE 8962 CUSTOM Carpentry - homes. PORTABLE TELEVISION extras. $225 1528-1). Rental Tree pruning, spraying, Additions, Repairs. Cabinets. Counter Tops. Interior Pain­ ting 4 Wallpapering. 646-3046. FOR THE BEST - Manchester SET- $30. Call 528-7212 Assistors. small fee. 236-5646. mowing, weeding Calf 742- PAINTING - Interior and Call Gary Cushing 345-2009. ' anytime. 7947 exterior, paperhanging, Gymnastic School 3 lo 5 □ RENTALS Rooling-Skling-Chimnay 34 pupils per teacher. FREE in­ MANCHESTER - Clean and excellent work references. TIMOTHY J. CONNELLY troductory lesson with this ad DELIVERING DARK LOAM cozy 3 roomer. All appliances. BRICK, BLOCK, STONE Free estimates. Fully in­ Carpentry and general con­ Call 646-6306. or 646 3549 - 5 yards. $40 plus tax. Also Rooms lor Rent 52 Only $195. (559-2) Rental Fireplaces, concrete. sured. Martin Matson, 649- tracting. Residential and BIDWELL HOME Improve­ sand, gravel and stone. 643- Assistors. small fee. 236-5646. Chimney repairs. No job too 4431. commercial. Whether it be a ment Co. Expert installation 9504. THOMPSON HOUSE- Cen­ small, ^ v e ! Call 644-M56 for small repair job, a custom of aluminum siding gutters □ REAL ESTATE trally located Downtown VERNON VALUE - Modem 2 estimates. built home or anything in and trim. Roofiitooling installation A STORE FULL OF Manchester Kitchen bedroom, patio, pool, washer A4W PAINTING Contrac­ between, call 646-13n. and repairs 649-6495, 871-2323. PAPERBACKS. Our closeout privileges. Call 649-2358. and dryer. Kids ox. $300. ( 5 ^ CUSTOM DRAPERIES- tors. Quality painting and . Homes For Sale 23 section - 5 for $1.00. We trade 31. Rental Assistors. small Made very reasonably. Work paper hanging at reasonable SPECIALIZING cleaning and and sell. PAPERBACK CLEAN FURNISHED fee 236-5646. laranteed. Call anytime til rates. Fully insured. Free CARPENTRY 4 MASONRY - repairing chimneys, roofs, COLONIAL - OFFERING 8 ALLEY. 984 Sullivan Avenue. SLEEPING ROOM for :00 p.m., 6494266. Elstimates. Call Wayne 649- Additions and Remodeling.. new roofs. Free estimates. 30 ROOMS, 1st floor family (Route 1941, South Windsor. mature gentleman. Call 646- MANCHESTER- 5 Room. 2 Free estimates. Call Anthony years Experience. Howley. room with fireplace, 4 Ct. Closed Sunday and Mon­ 4701 after 6:00 p.m. Bedroom Apartment, ready Squillacote 64M1811. 643-5361. ?enerous sized bedrooms, 2 day. for immemdiate occupancy. No pets. $250 monthly. Group ROOFER WILL InsUII roof, /2 baths, central air. 2 car LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING SNOW PLOWING - Residen- PERSONAL Paperhatuiing FIRST CLASS CARPENTRY garage, walkout basement. PECAN DINING ROOM SET- ROOM. Fully furnished, I, Zinsser Agoncy, 1-1511. - Remodeling and Additions. siding or gutter for low dis­ tlal and commercial. for particular people, by Dick. count price. Call Ken at 647- f t ! $83,500 Group I, Philbrick Double pedestal table. 6 up­ stove, refrigerator, linens Kitchens and Rec Rooms. 35 DESIRABLE LOCATION- 5 Manchester area. Call 643-5703 anytime. 1566. Agency 646-4200. holstered chairs and hutch. provided. Ml Main Street. Reasonable. Free Elstimates. years' experience! For Free Like new $800 . 623-8759. Rooms, first floor of 2 family. Call 649-9879. 646-5489 or 646-5747. Estimates, call 646-4239. NIANTIC - GIANTS NECK No pets. Middle age couple. Haatlng-Plumblng 39 $245. Telephone 6 4 9 ^ 1 . PAIN'HNG BY DAN SHEA - BEACH. 3 bedroom Ranch, POSTUREPEDIC EXTRA KITCHEN PRIVILEGES, Quality craftsmanship at low paneled living room, eat-in FIRM Queen size box spring free parking. Security and LEON CIESZYNSKI NO JOB TOO SMALL • Toilet MANCHESTER-6 Room prices. Calf 646-5424. BUILDER- New Homes. Ad­ repairs, plugged drains, kitchen, 2 car garage, oil heat, and mattress and frame. $3)0. references required. 14 Arch "I don't think I can taka much m en of knowing lovely quiet setting on dead­ Excellent condition. New. Street, Manchester. Duplex. 3 bedroom s. No ARE YOUR GUTTERS ditions. Remodeling. Rec kitchen faucets replaced, end street, deeded beach Call after 5 PM, 646-8526. appliances, no pets. Also: STOPPED UP? Call PROFESSIONAL PAINTING Rooms, Garages, Kitchens repaired, rec rooms, •w ry WM Hikig Taddy aaya and doaa aach rIghU. $79,900. Call exclusive 2 ROOMS- Private entrance. Neat 3 rooms second floor. “Manchester Gutter” Today - Interior and exterior. Remodeled, (Jeillngs, Bath batnroom remodeling, heal day." Stove and refrigerator. Couple Tile, Dormers, Roofing. modernization, etc. Free agent, Carol C able-W ^er, WOOD STOVE - Screen In­ Mature male and female. One (or a FREE Estimate. Commercial and residential. M i Ncrr