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2 0 - EVENING HERALD. Tues., Jan. 20, 1981 Transfer of assets has been completed » WASHINGTON (UPI) — The Carter administration iiandtTstpr today put billions of dollars In frozen Iranian assets in an escrow account for Iran and said it expected the "exp^itious release of our hostages.” Fair White House spokesman Jody Powell said, “The presi­ dent was informed at 8;17 (a.m. EST) that the govern­ MfCATUcn cloudy W C A I n t n Thursday. Details on page ment of Algeria has notified the government of Iran the 2. transfer of the previously frozen assets to an escrow ac- ^ . 1 count has been complete. “We now have every right to expect and do expect the VOL. C, No. 94 — Manchester, Conn., Wednesday, January 21, 1981 YOUR HOMETOfTIS NE;W'SrAPER expeditious release of our hostages,” Powell said. An agreement on financial terms for the release of the hostages was announced by the White House shortly before 4 a.m. EST — only eight hours before President Carter was to turn over the reins of government to Ronald Reagan. The agreement broke a 24-houi^ impasse in bringing the 14Mt-month crisis to a close. ‘It was hell,’ one hostage says After transferring the assets — gold, securities and promissory notes — into an escrow account in London, WIESBADEN, West Germany Powell said: "We have done everything that we have said (UPI) — Fifty-two weary but Related sloriea on pages 3 we would do prior to the release of the hostages.” ecstatic American former hostages and 4. "This step completely fulfills all steps agreed to by the jammed toll-free phones on-arrival United States prior to the release of the hostages,” he at a military hospital today to call The State Department spokesman said. loved ones back home, then spent declined to discuss specifics about From the London account, the funds w;ould be placed In a hint of military preparedness, all exactly the same equipment. The hostages most of their first day of freedom in the months of captivity, but when into Iranian hands upon departure of the hostages from rooms that will house the 52 American will be housed two to a room. (UPI photo) bed. asked if the Americans had spoken Tehran. hostages in Wiesbaden, West Germany, have Despite the jubilation, there were bitterly of those long months, he Powell said the escrow agreement, signed by the hints that the past 444 days had replied that in their comments “a United States and Iran early Monday, must be signed by brought moments better forgotten. simple notion of mistreatment is represent^ves of the Federal Reserve, the Central Bank Hostages to take tests '5 ^ One of the freed captives said of the present.” of Algeria'and the Bank of England — all In Algiers. experience; “It was hell.” Asked to describe the months of “As soon as that’s done, the money accumulated in the The Americans arrived at captivity in Iran, Vietnam veteran Federal.Reserve can move into the escrow account in the Wiesbaden air force hospital at dawn Air Force Lt. Col. David Roeder, 41 Bank of England, which will be in the name of the central but enjoy much liberty on two blue air force buses, ending a of Alexandria, Va., summed it up to bank of Algeria,” he said. 13-hour, three-continent journey that reporters in three words: “It was When the government of Algeria certifies the money is WIESBADEN, West them.' flowers have already been either physically or men­ began on a runway in Tehran. hell." being placed in the escrow account in the Bank of Germany (UPI) — ’The 52 Back pay vouchers await placed in the rooms and a tally — during their cap­ Jimmy Carter, who was denied the He said some of the hostages had England, the hostages should be freed, Powell said. U.S. hostages will undergo the hostages, covering the wide variety of food, in­ tivity. chance to announce the conclusion of only 15 or 20 minutes' notice that they “I do not know of any other problems” that would hold medical and psychological 14 Vk months they have been cluding American Once given a clean bill of the hostage crisis in the last would be freed, while others knew up release of the hostages, Powell said. But he declined checks at the Wiestoden held in captivity. For the favorites like hamburgers health, the hostages will be moments of his presidency, flew to several days in advance. to predict a timetable. Air Force hospital and be servicemen among the and hot dogs, has been able to spend their back Wiesbaden today for a three-hour Cannon said the flight to freedom U.S. Deputy Secretary of State Warren Earlier, Powell said the interest proposal "may also be free to enjoy the simple hostages, the hospital will stocked. pay at the PX — a very im­ stopover as President Reagan’s was the first time during the long Christopher leaves the U.S. Embassy in the last chance this adminstration has to work this out, pleasures of eating.be the first taste of Medical checks will take portant item since most special envoy to show America’s joy crisis that all 52 hostages were Algiers today, en route to -the Foreign given the time constraints. Come 12 o’clock (noon) and American food, shopping American military life in up much of the first hours will have only the clothes that the 444-day ordeal was over. together at the same time, confir­ the hostages are not freed, then all bets are off.” Ministry to meet Algerian officials. (UPI for new clothes and calling over a year. They will be 9 f arrival. Special medical they will wear on leaving Carter, who called the Iranian ming reports they had been kept at Officials explained moving the Iranian funds in the friends and relatives back required to. shave their teams arrived Saturday, Iran. photo)' behavior during the hostage incident separate locations. United States into the Federal Reserve places the money home. beards. Already in place including psychologists and There will be few restric­ “really abominable," was expected After a nap at the hospital, some of under direct control of the government and facilitates the If the arrival follows the are tailored military un­ doctors trained in tions on their movements, to arrive at Rhein-Main air base the freed hostages strolled onto the international transfer. procedures used in the iforms, complete' with brainwashing analysis. especially for the civilians. about 8:30 p.m. (2:30 p.m. EST). balcony, which was covered with tiny release of 14 previous name tags. They will be closely Any of them who want to State Department spokesman Jack American flags and yellow ribbons. hostages, the men and But there also will be a debriefed to give doctors a stroll outside the hospital Cannon said it was a “very happy Dressed in casual clothes, they women will be taken in taste of the niceties of life. chance to find out if they and talk with reporters will day’’ when the 50 men and two chatted with airmen on the ground Hostage families^ hopes a o ' large Air Force buses from Red. white and blue have been mistreated — be free to do women arrived in West Germany, below and even signed autographs the Rein-Main Air Force after a 4,055-mile journey that took and tossed them over the railing. base to Wiesbaden, 25 An incredible new boiler is being marketed by them to Athens and Algiers. One of the Americans seemed miles to the west along a “U.S.A.! U.S.A.!” American flag- tense at first, until someone shouted boosted to new heights West German autobahn. one of our nation’s largest manufacturers. waving crowds chanted on their "We love you I” They will be housed in a By United Press International arrival. On his first full day as a private “ Now we have something to "They worked long and hard at it wing of the Air Force The hostages, who were taken cap­ Disappointment was transformed citizen. Carter called the Iranian rejoice about,” she said. and we won’t quarrel with the results hospital built before World tive at the U.S. Embassy in Tehran behavior through the 14W month to rejoicing among the families of Joseph Subic Sr. of Redford so far. We are just so relieved, happy Cuts your lieatmg bill^ War II and once used to Nov. 4, 1979, were freed after the crisis “really abominable." But he the 52 hostages today with word from Township, Mich., father of hostage and thankful that the ordeal appears house (jierman officers. United States turned $8 billion in said his main concern was the the State Department that planes Army Staff Sgt. Joseph J. Subic Jr., to be over.” The hospital is located by vp to 35% ormore. frozen Iranian assets. hostages and "I’m just thankful carrying their loved ones out of cap­ broke a 14-month silence to discuss The families’ apparent optimism behind a guarded brick tivity would leave Tehran in hours. Most had only one thing on their they’re all alive and all free." the settlement Uiat will end his son’s was a marked turnabout from the wall in . the heart of mind when they stepped into their “Welcome home!” shouted the Dorothy Royer, mother of hostage 444 days of captivity. consensus of opinion among the Wiesbaden, which is home New HYDRO-PULSE’' Dave Shannon cut Me nei^uarters. crowd of 2,(X)0 at the giant U.S. Wiiliam Royer Jr., got a phone all “We feel the agreement was families Monday night, when their to 250,000 people. heating unit can cut early this morning at her Houston honw heating bM a very heavy rtin on ^Rhein-Mahi air base to greet the equitable,” Subic told the Detroit hopes had appeared O tte re d by new The hostages will be your gaa Mila over 51%. the telephones," Cannon said. hostages on the small patch of area home and her fast-dwindling News. "We feel that the money is snags in arrangements to release the assigned to quarters — in b yupto3S% . hopes were boosted to new heights. Military officials set aside three America inside West Germany. theirs and that we are giving back to hostages. sOme cases, two to a room "God bless you!" She said a State Department banks of toll-free (hones to allow the them that which is theirs. We feel But today, the families seemed — and will be given free returnees the chance to call friends “We didn't forget you," said one spokesman told her the hostages’ more certain that their long-awaited that the Carter administration access to a bank of and relatives back home. banner in greeting for the Americans plane would 1« leaving Tehran’s air­ handled as best they could an un­ h c^s'w ere on the verge of being telephones to call Afterwards, they went "straight to liberated after 444 days in captivity. port "in a coupie of hours.” fulfilled. •eve Ti H r« I precedented and difficult situation. anywhere in the world. bed," Cannon-said. See I’agr 6. Most will simply call, home. Fuel M ils will ksep Dave Shannon of Hoty- Freedom! risin g . oake, Massachusetts, re- ' TTiat will be especially Leaders see no good Cost projections by placed his old oil heating I Freed American hostages greet the diplomat of the hostages, greets Depu­ important, since the expert industry analysts system with the Hydro- crowd, above and right, as they arrive ty Secretary of State Warren relatives of the hostages predict that fuel costs will Pulse gas-fired boiler and ! Reagan meets have been strongly dis­ continue to soar for oil and savedSt.OtOthe first year.; early today at the Rhein-Main Air Christopher, right and Algerian couraged from traveling to gas during the next 10 His heating bill with the Base in West Germany. Shouts of joy Foreign Minister Mohammed Beh in hate toward Iran West Germany to greet years. Now is the time to FNdro-Pulse boiler for the and tears of relief marked the return protqct yourself with a sy s­ 1979-80 heating season Yahia at the Algiers airport. (UPI By I nileil Press International needed an agreement," tem that heats for less. was $948. Dave estimates of the 52 Americans. Below, Bruce photo) with Cabinet He said he believed the agreement New England’s political leaders ^ p . Olympia J. Snowe, R-Maine, reached with Iran was "a little bit of that his heating bill would Laingen, left, the highest ranking U.S. WASHINGTON (UPI) - President control." expressed gratitude and relief over A HYDRO-PULSE Unit said America should view the whole both” in terms of President Carter’s will save you more have been $1 ,§58 for the . Reagan gave strict marching orders Reagan said they should start by the impending release of the 52 same period if he had k ep t' situation 'as J ‘water over the dam, outright efforts and Iranian concerns facts! dollars every year. to his Cabinet choices today, telling enforcing the hiring freeze for American hostages, but warned and look fotward to future the oil system . Thatis a to have the crisis settled before The Hydro-Pulse boiler savings of over 51%. ; them to stick with his newly ordered federal employees, which he signed against harboring bitter feelings relations.” Reagan was inaugurated. & figures i will continue to save you federal hiring freeze and help him moments after being sworn in. against Iran and other Third World Sen, Christopher Dodd, D-Conn., Rhode Island Sen. Claiborne Pell, more. For example, if your Joseph W. Ensel cut the government budget. Reagan, flanked by Secretary of nations. To hold oil imports to gas bill is $800 a year now. said he would sense “euphoria” like the ranking Democrat on the Senate 1978'g 8.6 million barrels a esUmsies he saved Reagan witnessed the swearing-in State-nominee Alexander Haig, and you could save 3 0 % or ~ W ' "We’re going to have to pursue an other Americans "once that plane day means holding domestic $789. Defense Secretary Caspar Foreign Relations Committee, said $240 per year. In 1985. if of a number of White House staff active relationship. It’s important to departs Iranian airspace.” the hostages’ release should provide conventional oil and gas members, then met with his Cabinet Weinberger, conceded there may be recognize that we don't want to cause production at current or your gas bill is $1,600, But when the joy subsided, Dodd a smoother transition for Ronald you'll save the same 30%, 4 ' choices at mid-moming at a table some exceptions to his new order, more instability in that region,” Sen. higher levels—which will said the United States had “to really Reagan. but instead of the savings dominated by a IW-foot-high jar of but for the most part, “I urge all of William S. Cohen, R-Maine, said cost about $40 billion per look at why this happened.” year by 1990. being $240 per year, they'll you to stick with that." Wednesday. "1 think this is a great relief to jelly beans. "I’m fearful that this kind of oc­ President-elect Reagan, now that he a a • • be double, or $4W. He gave his prospective Cabinet a Foreshadowing future moves on Sen. George J. Mitchell, D-Maine, currence is not an isolated case and doesn’t have this black cloud hanging AT cumulative investment Look at these other quick briefing on former President the economic front, Reagan said, went so far as to warn American we’re going to be seeing more of it,” over him and its a remarkable of $60 to $70 billion is features and benefits. Jimmy Carter’s mision to West Ger­ "We’re going, to make some changes resentment for the hostage-taking he said. needed for synfuel plants • No pilot light. That's a for no other reason than that they achievement for President Carter,” capable of producing a mil­ In a letter to Hydrothenn, - many “to greet our returning could leave Iran vulnerable to a “I’m extremely happy and relieved said Pell. gas saver right there. Mr. Ensel told us that his ^ POWs” need to be made. Soviet takeover. lion barrels a day by 1990, for the hostages and their families,” Maine Gov. Joseph E. Brennan, in say experts at Gulf Oil Cor­ • No burners. There is no total bill with the Hydro- 2 Reagan, as he explained Tuesday "We're not going to run it like the Sen. Paul E. Tsongas, D-Mass., a added Sen. John Chafee, R-R.I. "I do poration. The need for capi-i open flame. Pulse boiler for the two quarter mile, " he said, "but we are Washington for Reagan’s inaugura­ • No flue or chimney night, said he just could not get used member of the Senate Foreign not see any obstacles to their release, tal is intensified by infla­ coldest months of last year “ to calling the 52 freed Americans going to run it." tion, praised the American people needed. Exhaust gas tem­ was $151.85 lor heating, - Relations Committee, said he hoped but I’ll feel a lot better when they’re tion: drilling rigs, offshore' “hostages," believing it more cor­ Reagan — who described his new the United States would understand and the families of the hostages for leases, etc., have gone up peratures are coof enough domestic hot water and gasr home.” bearing "this 14-month crisis with to exhaust through a plastic rect to call them “prisoners of war." role as "a dream" to crowds at 10 in­ the position of the Iranians. more rapidly than the Con­ More of the gas burned clolhes dryer. That relates - Dodd, also member of the Senate dignity, patience and restraint.” sumer Price Index. by the Hydro-Pulse boiler is pipe. to a sa v in g of $789. Mr. Z Carter, designated a special envoy augural balls Tuesday night — has "It's very hard to keep your Foreign Relations Committee, said a s « used to heat the home ... • Reduces infiltration of EnseTs home in Latham, by his successor, left for Germany on pledged to hit the ground running emotions down," said Tsongas. "I appropriate congressional com­ Connwticut Gov. William O’Neill Enhanced recovery tech­ and none is wasted up a outside air. Combustion air N.Y., is 1,800squarefeet. . a presidential jet this morning ac­ with action to cut the federal budget would hope the mqmbers of mittees should hold hearings and said he joined “with all Americans in niques designed to squeeze flue or chimney. A s a mat­ is drawn from outdoors, not companied by several top members and revitalize the economy. Congress, looking at the Iranian work for “meaningful cooperation” more oil out of older fields ter of fact, the temperature heated air from within the A.S.M.E.sndA.Q.A. ; Later today. Reagan arranged to thanksgiving for the release of the of the combustion gases home. of his former administration. situation objectively, look at Iran's among nations to prevent future have added about 386,000 The Hydro-Pulse unit I have lunch in the Oval Office, and Americans who have been held barrels a day to V.8. oil leaving the Hydro-njlse • Uses less gas. The The new president then settled into position and understand why they hostage takings. meets the requirements of scheduled a National Security Coun­ hostage in Iran. production. are so low, no flue or chim­ Hydro-Pulse is between the American Society of ~ a brief discussion of the economy, ney are needed. A plastic 91-94% seasonally effi­ Mechanical Engineers telling his advisers, "We’ve got to cil meeting and a reception for in­ cient. pipe simpty carries the (A.S.M.E.) Boiler and Pres­ get control of the budget. It's out of augural planners and backers. • 20-year Nmiled warranty. Khomeini got even, exhaust outdoors. Almost all sure Vessel Code and the : Hydrotherm believes in the lELIEVABLE of the heat goes into warm­ design is certified by the ing the home. reliability of this great new Iran expert thinks American Gas Association heating product. (A.GA.). PROVIDENCE, R.I. (UPI) — Iran expert William 0. Multi-Circuits will trim plan II you'ra switching Uni ue principles Beeman says Monday’s delay in the actual release of the SALE Sold and bwlallsd ... fromoHorsIscMc, Soperation. by Ceftlflsd By MARTIN KEARNS block the company’s future expan­ Harrison Street. in acquiring the town garage, Steven­ 52 American hostages may have been the Ayatollah savings can bs 40%. Coniraclora only. Herald Reporter sion into the residential area. The firm has offered to construct a son said Multi-Circutis could more Ittomeini’s way of denying President Carter the satisfac­ SAinMYl or more. I AmMurvolaM '•ndarMigniMm At Hydrotherm'a National, According to Stevenson, a Miilti- $275,000 garage for the town in than balance the loss of parking tw coff*ug>on MANCHESTER - Multl-ClrculU tion of ending the ordeal during his term. COmiNIIESto 1-2441 In many Instances, your ctwTttef. mucit Mw Training Center in North- ~ Circuits executive, the firm Is exchange for its current facility. space by creating an additional 65 Islander win ...^ in ts ready to sign Beeman, a Brown University anthropologist and State savings from the Hydro^Pulse •n mlgmgi cotnbuf- vale. New Jersey, and at ' Inc. Tuesday offered limit expansion prepared to sign such a document. Officials said the trade would not spaces. Connecticut Department adviser on the hostage issue, speculated the boiler can p ay tor the entire field training centers at Ita Harrison Street plant hoping to "We are defining our ..boundaries hamper an agreement. Bum Phillips ... Page 8. ^ of an installed Hydro- 2 Hot j i it g (rom M Stevenson added the proposed state officlali begin a coon- Detroit surprises 76ers ... Page pfe^^ Khomeini’s past anxiousness to top- throughout the nation, heat-*' end the controversy which has upset right here,” he said. ’The town Planning and Zoning HI Insulated P u l» in throe years or le ss fomlHWion cMmbor expansion'would create 100 new jobs, 9. i t * lofctd downward Ing contractors have been : neighbors and stalled the company’s ’The offer will be given to the Commission recently rejected Multi- dinated effort to keep on top of m l - wfisn substituted for oil or wtwro dwy h a il tw swelling employment to about 600. “It might be an instance of poetic justice if the Iranians Certified to install and ser- ‘ growth plans. residents at their Monday meeting. Circuits’ proposal to construct the water shortages which have left eleciric heat. Yes, it's tnie. (tl vice the Hydro-Pulse ; Stevenson said the latest proposal sever proMems in seven com­ could transfer the hostages by having them leave Iran In a two-page statement, company S UP TO The Hydro-Pulse boiler is boiler. The Hydro-Pulse - Both Stevenpon and town Director, new facility In the East Cemetery, Inside today A t Iht hot Q AM i would complete the firm’s expan­ while President Carter was still president and arrive in ML the most efficient gas or oil spokesman William Stevenson Arnold ”Ike” Kleinschmldt agreed to but PZC Chairman A1 Sleffert munities. Page 19. f \ r \ I boiler cannot be installed C! sion, and said any further growth in Business...... 24 Algeria after midnight, after Ronald Reagan theoreticaly QLOVES-FLANNEL SHIRTS heating unit made today off avan irfora haal to by other than a Certified assured that the firm would not seek attend the meeting., r Tuesday said the decision amounted A legislative committee studying toa aurroundtog wator production would occur outside would have already taken over as the new president. ’This HATS-THERMAL UNDERWI-a r i and H's available right now. bJiii 2 Contractor. Z to acquire residential property In the Should the residents accept Multi- to a rejection of the cemetery’s loca­ property tax relief holds public Classified...... 21-22 suits the Iranian mentality, ” Beeman said Monday. m Holl, Hamlin and Knighton stredts Circuit’s offer, the Board of Direc­ tion and not the proposed deal. Manchester, and probably outside bearings at the State Capitol. Page C om ics\...... 23 Beeman lived in Iran during seven of the last 14 years w Tomtiws HYmtO-PULSEVHYratOTHERM ■ area. Speaking to a special com­ tor’s special committee is expected Multi-Circuits is seeking to the state. 20. Elditorial-...... 10 and was called to Washington several times to consult lO O mtXkSSSSr HyW

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Choosing a represmitatlve of the Holl John Drost, a Democrat, was sworn In evening HERALD. Wed.. Jan. 21, 1981 - 7 emergency service operated out of the hearing, praised the work of the Street neighborhood drifted into a discus­ as a member of the Vernon Town Council police department. "(Police Chief sion of picketing the first meeting of the Monday night. He previously served on Metropolitan DUtrict Commission con- PhlUipM Detroit ’Mike Bossy committee formed by the Board of Direc­ the council but wasn’t re-elected. He’s Robert) Lannan has been opening 911 to • coming a propsed waste dUposal facility. tors to discuss the expansion of Multi- the (district’s) board,” said uatence A representative from Hartford, nearly $et surprises unable to replacing John Makowsky who resigned. Allain. Towntalk Circuit in Manchester. "First let’s decide HU comment was, "It’s good to be back.” expUining the facility, thanked Tricarico Sports to join club 76ers score goal who oh the committee will show up," said and commented, “Come put your apnllca- tlon in at MDC.” Page 8 Page 9 Page 8 Charles Binder, Holl Street. “That's the "Hie dispatchers have been doing their person who really has to show.” Job,” said Ufanchester’s Eighth Utilities Andrew Tricarico, former public works District liaison for the 911 telephone director In Vernon, at a recent public Ethnic specialist meets resistance at Bennet By ANN MESSECAR teachers resentfully asked "Why are Herald Reporter ministration at the high school and at information requested over the you pulling out the white kids since the district level, too. phone, McCooe explained that the in­ MANCHESTER - Tuesday night yours is a Black program.” The commission offered to be of formation is for the computer forms the Human Relations Commission “We’ve had to fight off the image assistance if they could, and to help and that the police would never heard about the Title VI program in Manchester of purely Black program,” Dr. Dean get the public more familiar with the refuse to sent help if they didn’t get the Manchester schools and how it agreed. “The program is supposed to program. answers to all the form questions. was meeting with resistance from be of assistance to all students.” Officer James McCooe from the He pointed out that Mmcbester’s some teachers, and they talked with and different ethnic backgrounds However, she said she had met Ms. Williams said that the two Manchester police force also time for answering calls for Officer James McCooe, a liaison to junior high schools, Bennet and come together for collective ac­ with resistance from some staff at attended the commission meeting.. assistance was three to four minutes the commission from the police tivities. These activities have in­ Bennet Junior High. Illing, are “very different” and the He was appointed to carry the com­ or less. In many places, the average department. “chemistry” of the staff is also cluded an ethnic fair and a clothing “They don’t really accept what I’m mission’s concerns to the depart­ time is five to seven minutes, he Dr. Walter Dean, director of the drive at Christmas time. doing as needed,” she said. different. Ms. Williams said that ment and to provide information to said. Title VI program, and Ms. Jackie .The club is an extracurricular activi­ The commission wanted to know if much of the resistance at Bennet was the commission when needed. At the end of the meeting, the com­ , Utdewi^ ■ Williams, human relations specialist, ty with minority and white members. the resistance was passive in nature, coming from the staff in the 20 to 35 The two concerns raised last night- mission elected Richard Dyer as spoke about the program in the Jewish youngsters have been at­ or vocalized. age bracket rather than the older were the way citizen complaints chairman, Frank Livingston as vice- junior high and high schools. tracted to the club, Ms. Williams “There’s some passiveness,” she staff. were handled, and the type of infor­ chairman, and Bette Thompson as The program identifies isolated said, because they often feel isolated Dr. Dean spoke of initial resistance mation asked for when the police secretary. students and tries to "work them into replied. “But mostly it’s very in the junior high schools. vocalized.” at the high school, but felt that most took a call for assistance by This was the first meeting of the Ready for drive to hoop for pair the rest of the crowd," Ms. Williams - of the roadblocks had been over­ Basketball balancing act Ms. Williams, who is black, said She gave examples of resistance. telephone. ekpanded Human Relations Commis­ explained. ' come. Manchester’s Greg ‘Duck’ Williams (4) (24) along with Eagles Russ Radant (12), she felt the children have been very In one example, a teacher, knowing Officer McCooe’s appointment was sion and three new members were East Catholic’s Ben Pagani (30) appears to Indians’ Bill Anderson (43) keeps eye on dribbles ahead of the field en route to driving Doug Bond (33) and Kyle Ayer (4). (Herald A major thrust of the program is “The key is the leadership of the partly a response to the issue of receptive, and the parents have been there was a Club of Unity meeting, present. Joseph Swieney, Bette be balancing basketball on his fingertips in East’s Dennis McCoy (50) as play develops. layup in first half action against East photo by Pinto) the Club of Unity where students "outstanding” in their contributions school,” he said. He said he had citizen complaint procedures. Thompson and Rubin Fisher are now with a wide variety of experiences kept all the Black children after action last night against Manchester High. (Herald photo by Pinto) Catholic. Trailing are teammate .loe Maher to the Title VI program. class, she said. In another example. found help and support from the ad­ In responding to the Question dbout serving with the group. Hostages Obituaries welcomed Historic victory for Tribe

Mrs. Elsie D. Frank grandson. as heroes Funeral services will be Friday at 41-37 decision first ever over Eagles Continued from Page One MANCHESTER - Mrs. Elsie D. 9:15 a.m. from the Holmes Funeral Frank, 70, of 333 Bidwell St., died sometime,” he continued. overall. Home, 400 Main St. with a mass of Another sign draped on the airport By LEN AUSTER Blast wound up 14-for-44 from the best defensive player we’ve had here experience than us. " Tuesday at Manchester Memorial It was not classic basketball as the "1 don’t know how many turnovers field, Manchester 17-for-42. Christian burial at 10 a.m. at St. arrivals’ building summed it up with Herald Sportswriler players' emotions overcame logic at since John Pisch. I feel he can shut East took the jayvee contest-, 61-41. Hospital. we had but we had a lot,” Pearson Manchester won the rebounding bat­ Bridget Church. Burial will be in St. a playing card term; “Full Deck — It truly was Inauguration Day instances. But both Manchester and off any guard in the state when he Chris Ciszewski had 16 points and She was born in Manchester on 52. stated immediately afterwards. tle, 30-18, with Anderson hauling in 13 Bridget Cemetery. Friends may call Tuesday. Blast played hard, as they always do wants to. And when he needed help he Jim Dargati 12 for the young Eagles, Dec. 29. 1910 and had been a lifelong And still' another proclaimed: First the nation saw a new presi­ Two Brian Gailigan hoops, a Mike caroms and Ben Pagani 8 for the resident. at the funeral home Thursday from 2 when they face other, especially on got it from his teammates.” 6-3 for the season, while Ron to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. “Welcome Home to Freedom.” dent sworn in, Ronald Reagan. Falkowski 18-foot jumper from the Eagles. She leaves a son, George B. Frank the defensive end. Pearson also stated, "You have to Pedemonte had 10 markers for the 4- Memorial contributions may be “It’s absolutely fantastic,” one of And then came word the hostages, key area, a single free throw by Ben Manchester moved to a 37-34 lead, of Manchester; three daughters, “The key was our outstanding realize when you've been beaten 11 6 young Indians. made to the Manchester Memorial the released hostages said as he got held in captivity in Iran for 444 days, Pagani and two Russ Radant charity scoring for the first time in the Mrs. Charles (Marie) King of team defense,” Pearson cited, "It straight times you start thinking how Manchester is at East Hartford Hospital Development Fund. off the plane in West Germany. were released. That's another new tosses closed East’s deficit to 35-34 fourth stanza, with 2:46 left as Joe are we going to lose this game. And Manchester, Mrs. Christopher (Lin­ never failed us even when our offense with 3:18 remaining. Manchester, High Friday night while East hosts Joseph Srhoen “ Much better than the past 15 beginning in the nation's history. Maher with an in-bounds pass found even I thought that. Two or three Xavier High. da) Glenney of Townshend, Vt., and did.” during this stretch, misfired three Anderson underneath the hoop for a EAST HARTFORD - Joseph months.” And finally the Town of Manchester, keyed by Greg 'Duck' times we should have won. We Mum-lirsier (41) — Williams 5 0-0 Mrs, Cynthia Cooley of Burlington, times and turned the ball over five layup. Falkowski and Anderson iSchoen, 67. of 55 Garden ,St., died “God bless America,” another Manchester had its own inauguration Williams^ 6 points, had a 12-9 lead at almost did it tonight but the last two 10, .Silver 1 2-3 4, Anderson 7 4-6 18. N.C.: a brother, Harold R. Hagenow more times. traded single free throws in the next Sr. of Ellington; three sisters, Mrs. Sunday at his home. hostage shouted in the previous stop of sorts as a series became a rivalry. the turn. It moved the margin to 2.5-15 or three minutes we played solid Britnell 1 0-0 2. .Maher 3 1-2 7, in Algeria. Manchester High beat East “We missed 3-4 easy shots the start 84 seconds with two Kyle Ayer free Mabel McDowell and Mrs. Dorothy Mr. Schoen was born in Tuckahoe, at the half with 6-foot-6 Bill Anderson basketball." Oleksinski 0 0-1 0, Panaro 0 0-0 0. Kathryn Koob, 43, one of the two Catholic on the hardwood for the first of the fourth quarter. The kids were throws making - it 38-37 with 39 Harmon, both of Manchester and N.Y. and had lived in the East Hart­ controlling the second stanza. He “They deserved the game on the Totals 17 7-12 41. women held by Iranian militants time, 41-37, at the Eagles' Nest tightening up because they wanted it seconds left. Mrs. Florence Knotek of East Hamp­ ford area most of his life. He was netted 7 points and latched onto 7 boards, where games are won and F.a.si Calholir (37) — Gailigan 4 1- after their takeover of the U.S. Em­ before a screaming crowd of close to so much,” Pearson stated, “I don’t Maher hit the front end of a one- ton; 22 grandchildren; and one great employed by Pratt & Whitney Air­ caroms in the canto with Manchester lost," Penders stated, "1 was con­ 1 9. Ayer 2 2-3 6. Radant 3 2-2 8. bassy in Tehran Nov. 4,1979, said she 1,000 to climax the eventful day. know what we would've done if East and-one with 33 seconds left for a 39- cerned with our health but I don't craft Group of United Techologies holding a 13-4 rebounding edge in the had pulled this one out,” he con­ Pagani 2 2-3 6. Bond 0 1-2 1. Corp. for 34 years before retiring six would never forget the Americans The victory ended seven long years 37 bulge. His second free throw miss want to minimize their victory. Let Falkowski 1 1-2 3, McCoy 10-0 2. eight-minute stretch. tinued, referring to the rest of the was gathered in by the fleet years ago. He was a member of the who reached out to the hostages of frustration for Manchester, which Manchester owned the offensive them enjoy it. They had a little mor^ Askintowicz 1 0-0 2 Totals 14 9-13 37. schedule, "East scrapped but the Williams, with Pat Silver fouled six Panel due lAM Lodge 1746. during the agonizing days and had dropped all 11 previous boards. months. meetings. It was a new beginning to kids felt the victory. We tried to save seconds later. Silver, who did an out­ He leaves three sons, Dr. Kenneth “They did a number on us the the win in the fourth quarter (instead J. Schoen of Worcester, Mass., “One thing I’d like to say right the series, now rivalry, wlUch dates boards which I feared before the standing job guarding Gailigan, who for gripes back to 1974-75. of playing as we had). But down the Rudolph .Schoen of Glastonbury and now,” she said, her voice breaking, game. They had too nuhy second and was 4-for-12 from the field, combined Balanced Portland "We found out today in the world stretch we had a lot of character.” ’ ■'with' Williams t'6 make a steal from Joseph E. Schoen of South Windsor; "is, you can never imagine how third shots,” Penders stated. there are more important things. The East, after yet another Manchester Gailigan as he was going in for a of tenants a daughter, Katharina Lomnicky of much the letters and prayers and "The first half was a key to the vic­ support meant to me. victory of the country in having the giveaway, had an opportunity to take tying hoop. East Hartford; a sister, Frances tory. We played well offensively and tacks loss on Tech MANCHESTER - Represen­ “We weren’t able to write or com­ hostages home is more impor­ the lead for the first time but a poor Silver was fouled with 15 seconds tatives of five of the eight churches Burns of South Windsor; 12 defensively,” Pearson noted, "The municate with you. Only the Lord tant than a basketball win," in-bounds pass was intercepted, left and hit both ends of the one-and- Behind a balanced attack, Portland which own Beechwood apartments grandchildren «nd two great­ fourth quarter we didn’t play well but giving Manchester possession with praised. The first-year Tech mentor knows how much it helped. Thank remarked Manchester Coach Doug one. His first bounced off the back High thumped Cheney Tech, 67-48. in also noted the Beavers will be met with tenants of the complex grandchildren."^ they didn’t either. It was a very in­ 2:52 to go. The Eagles, 5-5 overall, you from the bottom of my heart.” Pearson, Ms priorities in order, “but iron, front iron and then in with the Charter Oak Conference basketball without the services of starter Mike Tuesday night and decided that a sub- ’ Funeral services will be Thursday tense game.’” had several chances to close the gap The hostages, now officially this was a great win for Manchester second whistling the cords cleanly. action last night at the Beavers’ .Switzer for the rest of the year. He committee to resolve tenants at 9:15 a.m. from the Newkirk & The Indians, now 9-1, had a 35-25 earlier but misfired four straight Whitney Funeral Home, 318 Burnside designated “returnees,” spent their basketball, he quickly added. “We’ve edge after three quarters. But what That slammed the door on East, gym. suffered a broken arm in lakf' grievances on a regular basis is been waiting for this for a long times. necessary. Ave., East Hartford with a mass of ^Welcome home^ first night of ffeedom in Wiesbaden they build in 24 minutes was almost which missed its two final field goal The setback drops the Techmen to Friday s win over Bolton. Air Force Hospital, about 25 miles time.'' "We had a set play,” Penders tries. Church representatives present Christian burial at 10 a.m. at St. Rose given back- in the final stanza. 3-4 in the conference and 3-6 overall "Mike was averaging 5 points per A small bush on the front lawn of the home of the 52 Americans from Iran. Throughout from the Rhein-Main Base. At the “It wasn't a good basketball game talked of the in-bounds pass, "but it Anderson had 18 points and while the victory keeps the were Noel Curtis from Center Church. Burial will be in Hillside Manchester played skittishly and, was a very sloppy initial pass.” game as well as 4 rebounds. He was Cemetery, East Hartford. Friends of Everett and Pearl Collier, of 237 Larrabee the hostage crisis, the Colliers’ bush carried facility, they talked to their kin by from our standpoint, voiced East Williams 10 to pace Manchester Highlanders tied for the top rung in one of the better defensive players Congregational Church, Lee Potter like UConn last Saturday, almost "We shot poorly, 1 think 33 percent, while Gailigan had 9 and Radant 8 to may call at the funeral home today St., East Hartford, expresses simply the 52 yellow ribbons in remembrance of the phone. Coach Jim Penders, “The odds were gave back what it gained. It had 9 the COC at 7-1. Portland, 7-3 overall, who was usually assigned to cover from North United Methodist. and you're not going to win too many pace East. Church, Cliff Hansen from Second from 7 to 9 p.m. thoughts of many Amercians with the return Outside the hospital, an American against us, the streak had to go turnovers in the final stanza, 19 shares the top spot with Cromwell the opponent's high scorer. He was hostages. (Herald photo by Reilly) junior high school band tootled “Tie games that way. We didn't have "Defensively we had an outstan­ Congregational Church, Paul while East Hampton and Bacon also instrumental in beating pressure poise when we cut it down. And we ding effort. We shut off Gailigan and Christensen from St, Mary's a Yellow Ribbon” but no one could Academy, both losers Tuesday defenses. We will miss his services.' hear it in the din of shouts, whistles weren’t intelligent in our shot selec­ Ayer. Once again Silver and (Alex) evening, fell into a tie for second Phillips stated. Episcopal Church, and Phyllis tion down at the end. It didn't look and cries of “Welcome home” and Britnell were oustanding on place in the conference at 6-2. Cheney was also without Isaac Jackston from St. James Church. “God bless you.” like either one of us wanted it (the Several of the representatives are defense,” Pearson stated, “Pat Portland, with three performers in Williamson, averaging 11 points per Depositions filed in HUD case Twelve hours and nine minutes win) in the fourth quarter.'' Silver, when he wants to be, is the also on the MISAC board of directors Nercilcl twin digits, opened a 22-12 lead at the game. He hurt his hand on the rim earlier, the two women and 50 male turn. which oversees the management at By MARY KITZMANN trying to block a shot in practice that would otherwise have to be Connors used was the North End of He has repeatedly said he was op­ hostages flew out of Iran to the "Portland is a very well balanced the project. proven by testimony, Norko said. For Monday and required stitches. Herald Reporter Hartford meant, when used by posed to the federal interference in taunts of Islamic Revolutionary team ,” cited Tech Coach Craig A member of the management of an example Norko used the census “We've been playing much better MANCHESTER - A 152-page Manchester residents, black and local housing matters that was in­ Guards, who chanted “Down with Phillips. "It played a very aggressive the complex came, but was asked to figures for 1970 which showed a 1.5 By basketball the past two games and I document, filed an hour before the Hlspanics. cluded in receiving the block grants. America’’ and “ Down With man-to-man defense and we shot 38 leave because tenants wanted to dis­ percent minority population in Support hope we can regroup for our next court-ordered deadline, contains the While Mrs. Intagllata and Connors Two residents who strongly op­ Reagan.” percent from the field, which is about cuss practices of the management Manchester. If the town admits the Earl Yost game on Friday against Coventry. " first statements from depositions supported the town’s participating in posed the town’s continued participa­ Their flight to fi^edom spanned 4,- as good as we can shoot." with the church representatives. figure is correct, Norko said, the Phillips stated Major issues discussed include gathered by the plaintiffs and seeks the program to promote integration tion also gave depositions and were 055 miles and touched three con­ Sports Editor received . The Highlanders moved their lead Cheney is at Coventry in an 8 to shape their case through ad­ matter will not be contended in and housing for the poor, another tinents. The first stop was at Athens confidentiality on the part of the court. included in the plaintiffs’ document. to 42-24 at the half and maintained a o'clock start. missions and denials by the town. former director who opposed the Frank Lupien, Sunset Street, main­ for refueling. wide spread after three stanzas at 49- management, eviction procedures, 'Those statements or letters the for Silver intimidation by the management, Three attorneys for the plaintiffs, program said in his deposition that tains his stand that Manchester is not In Algiers — fittingly the capital of 30. Purilund (ft7) — D. Fitzgerald 5-7- headed by Raymond Norko, of the town denies will be points of conten­ racial bias was not a factor in the 3 to and a general misunderstanding of tion. responsible for constructing housing the go-between broker Algeria, Tom Fitzgerald had 19 points. Dan 17. Rossitto 5-2-12. Steele 3-3-9. Had­ Hartford County Legal Aid Society, 1 decision to withdraw. for low-income persons of other which made the hostage release Fitzgerald 17 and T.J. Rossitto 12 to lease agreements by many of the Support directed at this desk for departments must be wondering (not dad 1-1-3. T. Fitzgerald 5-7-19. worked round-the-clock, 18 to 20 hour Carl Zinsser, newly-elected areas. The court document quotes possible — the Americans were for­ pace Portland. tenants. Also, the management has a The plaintiffs lawyers will try to the recent column on the Manchester quietly, either) along these lines. Williams 0-0-0. Smedick 2-1-5, Coman 24-hour phone service for the tenant's days, preparing the document to file prove many statements during the senator of the Fourth District, said him as saying Manchester could mally transferred into U.S. hands. Recreation Department situation .Scott Cable netted a game-high 21 0-1-1. Caso 0-1-1. Krivanoc 0-0-0. Feld­ that the proponents of the program If Silver, assistant director for the use in case of emergency. Many ^fore the deadline of the pre-trial heated public hearings on the April become a “dumping ground” for In below-freezing temperatures of which saw Mel Slehold resigning as points along with 11 rebounds to pace man 0-0-0. Totals 23-21-67. "discovery” period yesterday after­ tried to make others believe that op­ past 12 years, wasn’t capable of step­ tenants claimed no one answered the 1979 moratorium indicated racial and 'crowded communities. 21 degrees Fahrenheit and a fine mis- director and Bob Hairison being the Techmen. Cal Gothberg netted 13 ( Jienev Tech (48) — B. Eaton 3-2- noon. posing the fair housing program was ping into Siebold’s shoes, then be phone when they called economic bias, framing the case with Another resident, John Tucci, is t, the first USAF C-9 hospital plane brought in by Bob Weiss, town points and Brian Eaton 8 for the 8. Cable 8-5-21. T. Eaton 1-0-2. The plaintiffs request the town to a racist action. “You know I don’t quoted as saying housing for low- rolled up a floodlit tarmac to a 12- must have been doing an inadequate Beavers. the pre-trial documents and manager, aa an interim replacement job all these years. Gothberg 5-3-13. Carpenter 0-1-1. respond, to admit or deny, hundreds testimony from those who can be think that’s the case,” Zinsser said. income persons means “crime and man Air Force guard of honor. The "Cal (Gothberg) has really come Another complaint voiced by over (}arl Silver, assistant recreation And, anyone close to the recreation Belanger 0-0-0. Nowak 1-0-2, Gover- of statements, letters, notes, and social problems.” second plane was only moments along the past two games." Phillips several tenants involved expected to note discriminatory director, has come from many program in Manchester, knows ttot nale O-l-l Totals 18-12-48 deposition statements contained in statements. behind. ^ superintendents entering apartiiients Clinic day changed Dominic Squatrito, Manchester’s quarters. - this is not true. the document. The town is asked to r, legal counsel, was notnoi available for “I am delivering your citizens to without the tenant's perrnission. For the first time deposition Hw thing to do is to call Weiss pei^ Readers, in support of Silver, admit or deny the genuineness, ti comment this morning, you,” Algerian Foreign Minister Mrs. Jackston, the president of statements gathered in November sooally or drop off a letter to Weiu, should sit down now and let the town truthfulness or relevancy of the tive Medicine Clinic (also known as Mohamed Benyahia told Deputy Saints clear way MISAC, said the MISAC board will are used in the plaintiff’s document or this desk, in support. manager know it isn’t a one-man statements. filed yesterday. the V.D. — Venereal Diseas Secretary of State Warren discuss all of these problems with Clinic) held in the Emergekcy Off'ramp closed More than 10 phone calls were crusade to get Silver his due. management and try to resolve these Although the deadline for the Former Democratic Director Christopher. Department at M anches^r MANCHESTER - The off-ramp received on the issue since the Perhaps Weiss will realize an in­ situations. “discovery” period expired yester­ Elizabeth Intagllata is quoted in the for Bum Phillips Memorial' Hospital will now be from Founders Bridge to Interstate Correction column of last Friday nl^t, all in justice has been done and will take a She also said plain language leases day, the town will have 30 days to court document as believing “that scheduled for every Thursday 91 .South in Hartford was closed to agreement that Weiss’ action in not second look at his hasty decision in are being devised for the tenants of respond to the document. some of the people of Manchester did MANCHESTER - Due to a' elevating Silver w u a punch helow NEW ORLEANS (UPI) - With the "We came to the .Saints with a Norko said today the late filing will evening instead of Wednesday traffic from 10 a.m. today to 3 p.m. typographical error, the school passing over Silver for a man not resignation of two top executives, the mutual understanding and agree­ Beechwood apartments. make racist remarks in their public the belt. close to recreation by any shape or not hinder the March 10 starting date presentation.” evenings, as had been the schedule in The closing was in connection with budget for 1961-82 was r ^ r t e d as New Orleans Saints have taken a m ent in philosophy with the "The new leases should solve many the past. form. for the lawsuit, started by three Another 'former town Director, the bridge deck repair which has 68.8 million. The amount snould have Sitting back, and apparently not major step toward the hiring of ownership on how to construct a of these problems we're discussing,” According to hospital officials, this Mrs. Jackston said. Manchester women and joined by the Thomas Connors, who has since been in progress since March. read $18.8 million. caring, are members of the town’s former Houston Oilers Coach Bum stable, winning organiz.ation." the change will go into effect tomorrow. At MISAC'S regular rneeting Jan. U.S. Department of Justice which moved, said in his deposition that Board of Directora. Members have Mystery question Phillips as head coach and possibly men said. The clinic's hours, however, will re­ 28, tenants and memliers of the claims Manchester’s withdrawal members of the Concerned Citizens been quiet u church mice on the sub­ Mystery of the winter season in general manager. "It has been apparent for some MISAC board will arrange a date to from the Community Development main the same, from 6 p.m. to 7:30 RETCHEIl GIASS CO. ject. Manchester, the coldest in years, Citing philosophical differences, time that there exists a difference of for Manchester’s Development, p.m. form a subcommittee which is lawsuit was racially motivated. leaders of the anti-Community IS fMn 0t ilwmacwtTia The same can he said.for the Ad­ why Center Springs Pond (not the the Saints Tuesday announced that opinion regarding how these goals The Preventive Medicine Clinic is scheduled to meet regularly in the ' The purpose of the document is to Deveippment drive, used code words visory Park and RecreaUon (kmunls- annex) not be opened for public Ice General Manager Steve Rosenbloom should be approached. Under these future. eliminate many facts by admission a confidential service. COMPLETE AUTO QLABS SiRVieE ' slon members. skating...With each passing - and and Dick Steinberg, vice president circumstances, we feel that this deci­ to refer to minorities. An example WINDOW GLASS • MIRRORS s GLASS FURNITURE However, in falmen to the latter, losing game. Coach Don Blackburn of for player personnel, quit after a sion is the best for all concerned. We TOPS • PICTURE FRAMING s FIREPLACE & DOOR if It didn’t launch an inveatlgatlon meeting with team owner John do not feel that further comment on Luncheon to fete Siebold MIRRORS • TUB ENCLOSURES • SPECIAL WORK the Hartford Whalers is being second PMHSsmuis-skiui Uilillll into the alleged irregularities the guessed with some of his moves. Last Mecom Jr. the situation is necessary.'' recreation program would he status The two men joined the Saints ^ fa^well luncheon for Me|- Papanwork overwhelming, coetly? year when the Whalers were losing, Within a few days or weeks. SieM d’ recreation director who resigned last week will Microcomputer Services May Provide Significant ^ANCHtSTtS 6 4 9 - 4 5 2 ^ quo as before Siebold’s decision to it was suggested repeatedly that the from the Los Angeles Rams last Phillips is expected to become the be Thursday at Willie’s .Steak House. ' , Time & Money Savings resign under fire. reason was the absence of Rick Ley. year, along with several other Rams Saints' eighth head coach. Mecom The luncheon, costing $6.95 per person, is being Complete Business System Capabilities'Available Weiss, in his role u the town’s No. This year, the reason h u been the officials, prompting some fans to has repeatedly staled the tobacco- arranged by town employees. Gain that Competitive Edge for your Business Eitisott OsEy Ons 1 citizen, h u the only say in the sidelining of hlark Howe due to in- jokingly dub the team the "Los chewing former lineman is his tup IDIAL FOR matter, who to hire, who to fire, who juriu. Dou that mean the Whalers Angeles Saints." choice, but .Suit said Phillips has not Siebold resigned shortly before an investigation into his 3Smm Comoro ond most Doctor/Dsntlst Billings Qroosrs orbiiMtniias SJIml to promote, but be must be made have been and are, a one-man team? 'The decision apparently was one of yet signed a contract. actions m allowing a California student tour group to stay Law or Accounting Firms LIstt KODAK pfoduett r«polr«d p u sim E sm at the Community “Y” without payment until 1980 A UT TU 12 I aware of the mountain that he may Truth of the matter is simply that tto the last hurdles to be cleared before "Obviously, we are very close but .iM.r-1/ii'’-k’’ be creating. loni^ime friend of Siebold’s owned the tour group and Pharmacies UUMUSSIFFUKMSMP Whalers do not have the personnel to Eyes focused oii basketball the hiring of Phillips, a good friend of it has not yet been finalized. " Suit ^ d in a sworn statement Siebold received gratuities for 639 Main St., Manchester, Ct. 54 McKK it , MANCHfSTfl Will othv department changes be be big winners...TDnight the Whalers Mecom. as coach and possibly said. "We have not reached an ulv SlaVo, Ml 646-1847 telligniYiM’ lipIfiMiRU. (Off Csntor Si.) scaaiNs aiFAiaso handled In the same manner when entertain St. Louis, the No. 2 team in East’s'^Blen Pagani (30) takes swipe at along with general manager. agreement." 643-7369 they occur, pasp up long-time and the ovrall NHL standings and winner Manchester’s Greg Williams (4) in action under the basket at Saints spokesman Greg. Suit an­ (5he of the sticking points in talks capable employees for a new face? of all three previous starts with Hart­ Eagles’ Nest. East’s Dennis McCoy (50) tries to keep Indian Bill nounced the resignations in a brief was whether Phillips would serve as Workers in other town ford. Face-off in Hartford is 7:35. Anderson away from ball. (Herald photo by Pinto) statement. , general manager as well as coach. « - EVENING HERALD. Wed., Jan 21, IMl EVENING HERALD. Wed.. Jzu. 21. 1981 - 9 Sport Parade B ossf Held ill chsck 6coreboQrcf JUST ASK VanEeghen NEW YORK (UPI) - Sometimes The checking of Bossy was so tight didn't get the puck, ping 21 Calgary shots, said Bossy SPORTS ON TV kindness can kill you. that he was on the bruising end of "I told Bryan (Trottier), He's would benefit from a change of WEDNCSDAY Murray OWerman New York Islanders' right wing three Calgary penalties. (Bossy's) going to get (the record), scenery. JAN. 21.1961 made mark Mike Bossy, who is hot on the trail of 'T in not frustrated — just tired," but don’t sacrifice good scoring op­ "I think everyone was preoccupied evewNQ Basketball By M irny OUkrmaa one - of hockey's most revered Bossy said. ‘Tin a little disappointed portunities. Put the puck In the net."’ with him scoring," said Reach. 6:00 records, realizes that now. I didn't get the goals, but it was not On one occasion in the final period, "Right from the opening faceoff, the (ID NCAA Baafcetball Continu«a with Raiders Bossy, who needs just two more for lack of trying. God-willing, I’ll From Daytime The tipoff: Trottier, who finished with two fans were yelling at him. I wish we 7K)0 goals in his next two games to equal get the goals In the next two games." goals, passed up a certain sco.re in could get to the fans and put up our (ID SporUCenlef Itv M ll i KICIiM AN visited three colleges before deciding Maurice "Rocket" Richard's streak At least oiie hockey fan in Mon­ front of an open net to pass the puck hands tike footbal) players and get 8:00 There was a dramatic angle overloolted by those; OD 8ui>#r Bowl XI RevIsHed NATIONAL BASKETBAIX ASSOC reporting the Oakland Raiders’ march to Simer Bowl new'ORLEANS (UPli - Mark on Colgate. The first one I visited of r.O goals in .’'0 games that was set in treal, where Richard became one of to Bossy, who was hogtied in the slot. .them to keep quiet. I'm kind of glad Eastern Conference 9:00 Atlantic Division XV with their impressive victory over the &n Diego van Eeghen. the Oakland Raiders' was Rhode Island, then Boston 1944-L". failed to score Tuesday night the greatest offensive players in "I was pretty mad at myself," said we're going on ttfe road. That should CD NHL Hockey W L Pci GB Chargers lor the AFC title. Their veteran tight end, lough yardage runner, was really College and New Hampshire. in the Islanders' f.-O triumph over the NHL history, hopes Bossy won't Trottier of the pass. “I should have help Mike." (ID NHL Hockey I^iladelphia 41 9 A) — Raymond Cheater, was playing with a grave personal Calgary Flames. succeed. 11:30 Boston 39 9 .813 1 distraction. Juat a few days before, in his native Balti­ enjoying hiinsell. "At Boston College, they told me shot, but the ref should have called a In the only other NHL action CD Racing From RooeeveH New York 29 19 .8M4i He was completely relaxed, sitting they were going to red-shirt me for a Rut Bossy's linem ates. who "I got a telegram from a fan In penalty, too. The Flames were Tuesday night. Los Angeles routed Raceway Washington S 27 .449 184 more. Raymond's younger brother had been convicted seemed more intent on feeding him (fD SporteCenter New Jersey IS 37 280 » on a murder charge. But Raymond went out and caught on his silver helmet oft to the side of year. They told me I couldn't play, Montreal asking me not to get f>0 clutching and grabbing all night long. Petroit 11-2 and foronto and Van­ Central Division a deflected pass for an opening 65-yard touchdown play that turned me off because I wasn't the puck than on scoring themselves, goals ip .ro games because I would 12:00 Milwaukee 98 12 .7fd — the end zone in the Superdome, But I'm not going to cry. We still couver skated to s ^ - 2 tie. (ID Super Bowl XI RevIsHed Indiana 29 90 i«B 74 and also led the Raiders with five receptions for the answering all kinds of questions by coming there to play football in the may have had something to do with bury a legend alive," Bossy said. "I have two more games to get the Kingx I I, Itcil 2 1KX) Oiicago 22 27 .449 144 game. first place. When I went to Colgate. I that. Even though Bossy took just was a great fan of Rocket and I ap­ record." (ID NCAA Baaketban Atlanta . 19 29 .386 17 newsmen about his lile. his college Triple Crown hlnemates Marcel 3:00 Cleveland 18 31 367 18>i career at Colgate and about Sunday s didn't have any football scholarship, four shots — and missed them all — preciate his sentiments for me to The Flames are one of only three Dionne and Charlie Simrner, the Detroit 12 38 240 7 (!D SportsCenter Western Conference conirontation with the Philadelphia but after visiting the school. I told he frequently got the puck with succeed." teams that have not allowed ^ s s y to NHL's top two scorers, scored two 3:30 Midwest Division my father that was it. that was where Calgary defenders like Eric Vail Rut Bossy's linemate Clark Gillies, score this season. 01) NHLHockay' W L Pet GB Eagles in Super Bowl XV when he goals apiece and combined on five San Antonio 33 17 .680 — was suddenly interrupted. I wanted to go. Not to become a foot­ draped all over him. who had onb goal and a pair of assists "Maybe it's in his head because he assists to power Los Angeles. KansasCity 22 28 .440 11 ball player. The thing I liked about "Vail did an A .No. 1 job on me in the Islanders' five-goal outburst in Houston 21 27 438 II ■ What I came here to find out is hasn't scored against the Flames or CuniM-kH 2, Muplc Lcufii 2 Utah 21 a .429 114 how's your love lile'’" a new intruder Colgate is that they have an excellent and played me cleanly. " said Bossy, the third period, said the Islanders against me," said Calgary goalie . Darcy Rota' scored at 10:38 of the Denver 17 30 283 144 school academicaily. They also play who now must shoot lor the mark Dallas 8 e .160 7 butted in. would have to change their play for Rejean Lemelin, "but I didn’t want third period on a sitramble in front of F4cific Division That's actually a laundered version very competitive football — over Thursday in Detroit and .Saturday at Bossy to get back on track. my name in the record book that the net to lift Vancouver to the tie. Indian rooters,have something to cheer Hockey/ Phoenix ^ , » 12 76f - Los Angeles 31 18 .633 7 of the question which was con­ their heads, in fact — and there is no home against Quebec. "I am tired of "I don't think you can force the way." Vitezsiav Duris h « scored his first Golden State 24 22 f22 124 siderably more to the point. spring football and no winter being held and tripped, but Vaii play." Gillies said. "One time I can Glenn Resch, who now leads the Manchester High rooters, high in the stands Manchester had plenty to cheer about as it I’ortiand 24 » 48U 144 goal of the season iM 6:17 of the final Scallle 21 27 4S 164 Van Eeghen. whose head had been program. We reported two weeks didn't do it" remember when I was open and I NHL with three shutouts after stop­ period to give Tortmto a 2-1 lead. at the Eagles’ Nest last n i^ t, let Herald bested crosstown East Catholic for the first ■San Diego 21 27 .438 16>z before the season started, played 10 nh/\fg\m local events leading up to it lor year-old school career rushing- night in Bolton. been improving on that each game." NEW YORK (UPI) - No one Philadelphia comes in and turns the 30 points, Greg Ballard added 28 and Pittsburgh If. 23 7 37 172 208 Pittsburgh's Channel 11. WIIC After record with 2.,'191 yards in three would figure Detroit to hang a defen­ ball over a lot, you have to take ad­ Hartforif 14 22 9 37 171 213 SEATTLE (97j Q. Inevitability prompts this request. The rainbow-wigged The victory ups the Bulldogs to 1-7 Peterson had 18 points, Harpin 11 Elvin Hayes 25 to lead Washington to Detroit II 2f 9 31 141 196 Bailey 6 3-f- If. J Johnson f I-l II man who frequents all the games that are televised will one he and van Eeghen got through seasons, but was still rather sur­ in the conference and 1-9 overall and Tom Mulcahy’ll to lead Bolton. sive masterpiece on Philadelphia — vantage of it,” said Tyler. “It proves its fifth straight triumph. Grevey hit Adams Division Sikma 6 Od 12. V. Johnson f Od 10 163 129 Westphal 6 4-4 16. Awtrev 1 (VO 2. day be identified. Could you clue us in on who he Is? I heard prised when the Raiders made him but it happened. that when we do things right, we can Minnesota 22 11 11 ff. Hanziik 0 Od 0. Brown 9 (VO 19. Walker 6 laughing. Bleier came right back while the loss drops the Hawks into Peterson did his scoring after Bolton ll-of-12 shots during one stretch. Duffalo 20 10 If. H. 172 137 that he was Howard Cosell's son, or te that just a fabricalioo? with a straight question, one he could their third-round choice in the 1974 the COC cellar at 0-8. Vinal is 0-10 beat Vinal fullcourt pressure. "I never thought we would hold beat anyone.” Adrian Dantley sco r^ 39 points for Boston 19 19 8 46 172 160 00 12. Hill 0 00 0. Touts 44 8-10 97. — John Bodrog, Roebling, N J. draft. Thai wasn't too bad for a Tyler finished with 14 points and Toronto 16 23 7 39 181 212 NEW YORK (98) share on the air with his listeners. overall. "Peterson scoring after we beat the Philadelphia to 75 points,” Pistons’ Utah and Darrell Griffith and Ron Quebec 11 23 12 34 Iff 198 Russell 4 (VO 8. Scales 7 1-2 If. Some time ago, a Sports Illustrated piece identified that "What do you see as the key fellow who never really set out to “The win gives us a big boost; it’s press was a key," Leete stated. coach Scotty Robertson said Tuesday Benson added 12 for the Pistons, who Broone each added 18. Tuesday s Results Cartwright66d 18. Richardson? 1-3If. bizarre character. But 1 don’t think it’s my province to glorify N Y Islanders.'^. Calgary0 Williams 134-430. Webster 02-22. Glenn further such a calloused publicity seeker. He certainly isn't play football in school and got night follovtdng Detroit’s 83-75 vic­ posted only their 12th victory of the 3 Od 6. Woodson 0 Od 0. Carter 1 2-2 4. matchup in Sunday's game'’ " he tough to lose nine in a row and look at Travis Cassells grabbed 16 Bulls 121, Parers 105 Los Angeles II, Detroit i related to the ABC sportscaster. Howard Cosell's daughter, by asked the Raiders' curlyhaired. 28- through it with an ordinary financial i,# ' tory over the Sixers. "Defense is year in 50 starts. Julius Erving, Who Toronlo2, Vancouver2 itiei ToUis 41 16-19 98 ’■1 11 more games,” voiced happy rebounds for Bolton. It was the first Reggie Theus scored 31 points, 21 Wednesday s Games Seattle S221B24-d7 the way, is a successful sports producer for another network. year-old fullback. aid grant based on need. Bolton Coach Dave Leete, who was double digit rebound performance by going to win games for us, because had 17 for Philadelphia, praised Hub­ in the second half, and Artis Gilmore New York Rangers at Winnipeg New York » 24 28 20-98 Philadelphia at Pittsburgh Three-poinl goals-Brown Fouled out q. Wky doesn’t a team that geU to the Super Bowl play In Our tackles against their ends." a Bolton player this year. our four big scorers are still hurt.” bard and Tyler. None. ToUl foul»-Seattle20, New York presented with his first win, "This added 25 to help Chicago snap a six- Minnesota at Washington Us home park like basebaU teams do? The league owes it to van Eeghen replied. Temted to quit gives us a much more positive out­ Bolton’s next outing is Friday night With Bob McAdoo, John Long, “They are both emotional and in­ game losing streak and halt Indiana’s Montreal at Chicago If. TechnicaV-None. A—11200. Larry Wright and Greg Kelser out of spirational players,” Erving said. Si. Louis at Hartford the fans who support them, and the city lo ttt money. It’s a Bleier asked him another question "I felt a bit intimidated when I look." at Rocky Hill Higli at 8 o'clock. three-game winning string. Mike Vancouver at Edmonton INDIANA (tor i rip-off. And weather is uo excuse. AH games should be played or two. then wished van Eeghen luck reported to a professional football Bolton had a slim 10-8 lead at the Bolton (63) — N, Harpin 4-3-11, the lineup, Phil Hubbard hit for 28 "Hubbard really was effective in­ Bantom led the Pacers with 25 points Buffalo at Quebec Bantom 10 f-7 7 . McGinnis 7 O-f 14. in either team’s park, not Florida or Texas. Do you agree? — side. He earned all his points and he 'Hiursdav's Games Edwards 2 4-4 8. Davis 7 3-3 17. Knight 4 Allea Wllsao, Newportville, Pa. and moved on to some of the other camp tor the first time in 1974. " he turn but moved it to 29-19 at the half. Brown 3-2-8, Peterson 9-0-18, Lan- points and Detroit scored the last 12 while Johnny Davis scored 17. New York Isfanders at Detroit 2- 2 10. Bradley 4 4-4 12. Orr 4 3-4 II. No. A single Soper Bowl game in the home park of one of Oakland players. Before he did. he says. "Here I was just a kid Jeff Peterson had 6 points and Norm drey 3-1-7, Cassells 1-3-5, M. Harpin points to snap a nine-game losing really was good.” Kings 104, Maverirks 91 Minnesota at Philadelphia Abemethy 0 Od 0. Buse 2 2-3 6. Johnson streak. Cunningham was ejected late in Toronto al Los Angeles 1 0d2. Totals 41 23d2 KFi the competing teams would create an advantage for that team talked to one newsman he knew wondering what I was doing there. Harpin 5 to pace the Bolton second- 1- 0-2, T. Mulcahy 3-5-11, Fletcher 0-1- Phil Ford scored 24 points and Er­ St Louis al Boston CHICAGO (121) (althougn it could easily happen in the case of Miami or New about van Eeghen. “I just concentrated on not getting the second quarter when he was Greenwood 6 f-7 17. Kenon I Od 2. That was the year of the players' quarter surge. 1,. K. Mulcahy 1-0-2. Totals 25-15-65. nie Grunfeld had 19 to help Kansas Gilmore 12 M 7 . Theus 12 7-6 31. Orleans, or even Detroit next year). More important, the strike and it was a pain in the neck The Bulldogs extended their lead to A inal Terh (43) — Bloomquist 2-0- into foul trouble so I could stay in the called for two technical fouls for City snap a four-game losing streak. Witkerson 4 4-412. Sobers 4 Od 8. May 3 weather is an excuse, despite what you say. That recent 3- 4 9. Jones 4 Od 8. Dielrick I 4-4 6. Play consistent there in camp. I w'as tempted to quit 43-32 after three quarters. 4, Jimerson 2-0-4, Slack 4-1-9, Foran game,” said Hubbard. ‘Tve been protesting a call. The Kings led by 30 with 10 minutes Toronto 101-2 Oakland-CIeveland pl^off game was a travesty, both for the Worthen 11-1 3. Wilkes 0 (M) 0 ToUls 48 players and the Ians. Football wasn’t meant to be played on a He's their bread-and-butter a number of titties. I think no matter “We shot well compared to what 2- 0-4, Albanese 3-2-8, McCarthy 1-2-4 drawing a lot of fouls lately for In other games. New York edged to play. Bill Robinzine paced Dallas Vancouver 101- 7-29 121, charging into players.” Seattle 98-97, Geveland trimmed Firsl period-1. Vancouver. Doldirev 18 Indiana 26 27 29 23-lflf sheet of Ice and before an audience risking pneumonia. I thUik, ballplayer. " Bleier said. 'He's the what kind of line of work you're in. M we had in the past," Leete stated. Bibisi 1-0-2, Chadfield 2-4-8. Totali'17- with 25 points, 21 in the fourth iRoU. Kearnsi. 9:13. 2. Toronto. Chicalo - 24 21 38 3S-I2I considering the time of year, all NFL playoffs should be held Anderson If iBoschman. Durisi. I7ifd. one who has been consistently able to everyone wants to quit sometimes. 9-43. , . The 76era, 41-9, tied their all-time Portland 99-94, Washington beat Utah quarter. F ouIm out-None. Total foul»-lndjaiu in neutral warm-weather sites. 7’enallies—Valve. Toronto. 2:38, Paie- 7 . ChicaRo24 A-f.;.19 get them those third-down conver­ It's no disgrace. You just get a little single-game scoring low. Cleveland 121-113, Chicago defeated Indiana Spurs 119, Suns 112 mont. Tor. minor i served by McCreary» inisconducl.3:14; SchmauU, Vancouver, sions ' held Philadelphia to 75 points in 1973 121-105, Kansas City hammered PHILADLLFMIA u: I tired ot doing the same thing day, San Antonio scored the last 8 points double minor (served by Ashtoni, E Carohnafx , N.C-Charlotte64 (OT» misconduct. 3:14. Turnbull. Tor, 8 :01. ErvinR 6 1-3 17. C. Jones 4 (H) 8. Van Eeghen has done that and then after day alter day ' and Washington did the same a year Dallas 104-91, and San Antonio halted of overtime, including 4 by Mark Dawkins f 1-2 11. Cheeks 42-210. Toney E Mennonitc 62 Hainpden-Svdncv 6i Melrose. Tor. 8:01; RoU. Van. 12;I0. • OT) Bowling But van Eeghen hung in there, and Glastonbury ends later. Phoenix 119-112 in overtime. ^ ^ to n e y . Tor. IL C . Minor, Van. 12:47; 2 (VO 4. B. Jones 1 2-3 4. Cureton I (VO 2. some, having been the Raiders Olberding, to break Phoenix’s four- Eliz.City40. Wnstn.-8altmSl.38 McCreary, Tor. If Td. Snepeti Van. *' NolIlM 4 (M) 8. Rfehardaon 2 OO 4. biggest ground gainer this season when Hubbard, who also starred at “We were just bouncing the ball Knlcks 98, SuperSonies 97 Johnson 3 1-1 7. Totals 34 7-11 Tf,. Florida S( 69. JarksonvilltflO game winning streak. 18.21 (iardner W’cbbfJ Mifth Pumt 44 with his 838 yards in 222 tries for a Colgate, got hurt, he made the most around out there,” said Sixers' coach Ray Williams scored a game-high Second period-No scoring. Penalties— ^ ^ J C Sinilh 1(77, N C Central 101 AARP- Bruno Giordano Billy Cunningham. "Imagine, we bad 30 points and Campy Russell hit the Marols. Van, 1:1. Picard Tor. 2:U, , , " “‘’'“ 1 3 , Lincoln Memorial 93. Milligan f4 3.8-yard average that included five of his opportunity. up on short side Rota Van 4 f3 Fraw r Van 17 M Benson36-7 12, HerronS3-69, L ^ 4 0 d 228-565, Rose Castelluccio Basketball Maryville.'^®. II. Of The .South fJ touchdowns, and that's one of the "Marv is a good friend of mine and 17 turnovers by the half. We weren’t deciding basket with 19 seconds to Third period~3. Toronto, Duns 1 ?■- Maryland 81. Maryland-E .Shoreff. 181. I unassisted 1.6 17.4. Vancouver. Rota 17 Totals 34 L -a 83 chief reasons they are only the se­ I was sorry he got hurt, but that's the concentrating. play, enabling New York to break a 23 21 19 ta-7f. Millsaps 73. Belhaven 60 BUSINESSMEN 'Ashton. Boldirevi. 10:38 Penalties- [ hiladelphia St. Joseph s67. Delaware f4> By MARTIN DICKAL 28-24 halftime bulge. Picard. Tor, 14:30; Rota Van. 14:30. Detroit 2818 I92D-83 cond wild-card team ever to make it way those things go sometimes. I'm "This was our worst game of the three-game home losing streak. Fred Filloramo Construction 85 (Steve Fouled oul—None Total fouls-I*hil Temple 120. WesIevan9B FRIENDSHIP- Rich Vaive. Tor. 16:12. Va (/oinmonwealt'hM. Ga. St. <1 to the Super Bowl. sure somebody eventually will be CorrcHpondenl With the contest still in hand the year. We just didn’t execute. Sitting Brown paced Seattle with 19 points Rascher 25, Tom Sapienza 24, Ken Shots on goaf--Toronto 12-11-10 -33 delphia 20. Detroit 18 Technicals- Woodbury 202-506, Don Philadelphia Coach Cunningham 2 Va Umon82, FayellevilleSt 79 Watching van Eeghen out on the coming along to take my job." he Glastonbury High went up against Tomahawks began to get sloppy. in the stands in the second half, I did and Paul Westphal added 16. Goodwin 20, Ben Grzyb 14), Buffalo Vancouver 13-7-1O--30 Wash And Leo96. RoanokeTV Thibodeau 221-584, Bruce Goalies- Toronio, Crha Vancouver Benson, ikelroil. A--8.fd4 Wash Coll.74. JohnsHupkinsfA Central Valley (Conference leading Because of Rockville's height, the Cavaliers 99, Trail Blazers 94 Brodeur. A-16.413 field, you'd get the idea he was born said. ' , Hugging time not know what offense we were run­ Water Tavern 72 (Ron Riordan 20, Midwest Hence 521, EM Weaver 521, to play football because he does it so For all the success he has had with Rockville High last night and, despite Tomahawks began fouling as they ning.” Randy Smith came off the bench to Joe DeMarco 20, Kent Smith 15, Jim PORTLAND (941 Ashland 68. Bluifton66 Lenny Gilbert 516, Sam • rv 1 r> j j 3n excellent first halL.came out on had to work harder to stop the Rams. toss in 23 points, including 13 in the Gross 2 3-4 7. Thompson 8 3-6 19. AuKu.stanaSD. Wheaton 70 well, but the fact is he's in the game the Raiders picking up yardage when The 76ers had pulled ahead 75-71 Grimes 12). Owens 8 4-4 20. Paxson 8 1-2 17. Ransey Bethel TA. Grace fO M cAllister 536, Frank on a pass, so to speak, and not only they needed it most, through op­ ♦u t)icK Redmond (6) checks Buffalo’s Don Luce into the short end of a 56-45 score to the By the end, Stowetl, Clinton and Brad with 3W minutes left when a basket final period, and Mike Mitchell added Calg^ary 000-0 2d04. K. Washington2(M)4. Gale2(k0 Cedarville 92. Tiffin 80 Evans 521, Greg Morse 501, the boards during IV^nday night game at Boston Garden which Ranis in Rockville. Barlow alt fouled' out for Glaston­ 24. Tom Owens paced Portland with NY Islanders OOfr-fi 4. Natl 2 (M) 4. Bates f 4-4 If. Totals 39 Dakota Wcslevai>71. Dakota St did he never set out to be a football posing lines and around them, van by Keith Herron and two free throws SENIOR First penod-None. Penalties-Houston Lf-20 94 E niinois83. Roosevelt 64 Sandy Kershaw 181-504, player, he certainly didn't intend to Eeghen is aware of his limitations. Bruinsn won, f:-!. (UPI...... photo) The loss drops the Tomahawks to 0- bury. ’k by Kent Benson brought Detroit 20 points. Mychal Thompson added 19 Moriarty Bros. 82 (Joe Depasqua Cal,2;04. KalIur.NYI.10 C6 . Plett.CaV CLEVELAND i99> Greenville 67. Eureka 66 Pat Thibodeau 203-466, 17:23. Howatt. NYl, 17 23 Mitchell 10 H 24. Carr 2 4-6 8. K Hastings 106, Peru .St 7f< become a pro. In a way. it just "I'm not the biggest fullback in the r. in the conference and 2-9 overail Rockville m ov^ to a 44-32 cushion even. A jumper by Terry Tyler broke and Jim Paxson 17. 22, Kurt Carlson 19, Bob Beckwith 14, Second period-None. Penalties-Holt Washington 6 0-0 12. Bratz f 1-2 II. Huntiniton 69. Goshen 61 lOTi Elaine Gilbert 461, Ruth happened. while the triumph moves Rockvilie after three quarters with foul the deadlock. Bullets 121, Jazz 113 Cal.8:20.Wappel. Cal. 14:14 I^egley f 2-212. Laiinbeer 31-17. Smith Huron n . Sioux Falls 46 league. I'm not the fastest and I'm Tom Tucker-12), Fogarty Bros. 79 Third period—1. NY Islanders, Goring 9f-623. Ford I (M) 2 Totals 41 17-22 99 I I T 72. NE Illinois 66 Woodbury 465, Lee Bean "I'was never recruited." says van not the strongest.' he concedes. to 6-0 in CVe play and a gaudy 10-1 troubles hurting Glastonbury. The "When a good team like scored a season-high 18 (Bourne, Kalluri. f:24. 2.' NY Portland 30192223-94 Ind -S E 78. DePauw68 460, Carol Barr 463, Bert Herr learns lesson (Bruce LeDoyt 22, (^arlie Hunt 16, Islanders. Nystrom 10 (Tonelli. Lan- overall. Tomahawks outscored the Rams Cleveland 16 23 30 30-99 Knox 87. Eureka 66 Eeghen. who is winding up his I've gotta be doing something right, Kurt LeDoyt 14, Mark Bennett 11). gcvin 1.7:23.3. NY Islanders. Trottier 17 Threc-poinl goal—Bates Fouled oui- Manchester 72. Findlay 67 Toutain 474, Pat Porter seventh season with the Raiders and though. I'd rather have a player with Glastonbury came out strong in the from the floor, 19-18, with Rockville College basketball roundup 'Gillies, n Potvini. 12;34. 4. NY Laimbeer Total fuuls -Porlland 20. Mankato St 73. .Southwest Si 61 474, Lou Toutain 469. first period, playing with great con­ 20-for-31 from thq charity line and Islanders. Gillies 19'(TroUier. D Potvini Cleveland 16. A—4dffi Rin (irandc 98. Malone 87 got his chance tor regular employ­ more desire and less ability than one from Navratilova BENNET 17 27 f. NY Islanders. Trottier 18 S D SprinKfieldai. S D Techffi ment with them only after Marv Hub­ with more ability and less desire. trol. By the end of the period it was the Tomahawks 7;for-14. I Lonmer. Gillies 1. 18:16. Penallies-l-ant Tavlor .'8. Anderson Bennet boys upped their record to NYI.9:31. Peplinski.Cal.Il.f3 'llOENiX (112) CINCINNATI (UPI) - The eyes of asked: "How old are you? 16? I Robinson 14 0-0 28. Cook 3 0-16. Kelley Tri-Slatc99. Ind Pur -Fori Wayne78 bard was laid up lour seasons ago i Maybe that's where I fit in ' leading. 12-10, on the strength of the Dave Worthen was also iii win 4-2 with a 6W7 win yesterday over Shots on goaV-Calgarv f-41-7—21 NY Wabash Valiev82. Kaskaskia^ Islanders 13-I0-I3--36. 4-f 14. Davis 6 2-2 14. 1) Johnson 6 13- 16-year-old Beth Herr sparkled as remember 1 was 16 once and played shooting of Mike .Stoweli and Mike digits for RockviUe with 10 points. If 2f.. High 3 4-6 10. Adams 2 3-4 7. Scot! Walsh 81. Ml Vernon NazareneT? Silas Deane of Wethersfield. Dave. Goatics-Calgarv. Uinelin. NY Island­ Southwest she reflected on her match against my idol, Evonne Goolagong.” Clinton, Glastonbury’s top two Glastonbury's iix t tilt is Friday ers. Resch. A -lf.fiOB I (VO 2., Macy 1 I 2-2 - 4. Kramer 1 (VO 2 Dougan had 16 points, Jerome Owens Totals 42 28-7.112 NW Oklahoma7T. Panhandlc6B Maryland win Rice .'^4. Texas A And MfO the world's No, 3 rated woman ' "I think it was tough on Beth scorers with 12 and 18 points respec­ night at home |||ainst traditional SAN ANTONIO (1191 15 and Tom Parlante, Mark Atmore R Johnson 9 4-4 22. Olberding 8 2-2 16. T C r ‘2, SMU 43 player, Martina Navratilova, because she was playing in (near) tively. CVe rival NewjBgton High at 8 West Sports Briefs and Jose Fernandez 8 apiece for the G Jo h n so n 4 1-39. Sllas89-102f>. Gervin 6lote Riolii T6. Cal Lutheran i‘^ The two met in the opening round her hometown.” In the second period the Rams used o'clock. Rockviw entertains non- Delroil 211-4 6 f-6 17. Moore 0 1-4 1. Brewer 7 3-4 17. Bears. Griffin 0 OdO. Corzine 0 2-2 2. Reslalni 4 Cenir Washington 88. Seattle Pacific 77 hampered by a painlul groin injury of a $150,(X)0 Women Cham­ Asked if playing near her home had their greater height advantage with c o n fd re p c e ^ Bulkeley High the LnsAngelei 0 f 6 -ll ,w,« r? v no Siiiitin Frosrr6B W' WashinjilontS Wednesdav Henning to assist Bennet’s next tilt is Friday after­ First perlod-1. Detroit. Ogrodnick 24 Totals 46 27-3T. 119. So Idaho 70. Utah Tech 68 lor hall (he sea.son. pionships event at Riverfront an effect, Herr replied: "Maybe, I 11 of the 18 points tallied scored by same evening. lunassisledi. f;43 2. Detroit. Nedo- Phoenix '“’~*'*** 32 7.331210-112 WRESTLING not work of art noon at home against crosstown San Antonio 31367*) 17-119 Warner PaciticSO. Lewis And ClafkTS Coliseum Tuesday night and the don't know. I haven’t played her Doug Domian. He took scoring inansky? (unassisted i, 7:37. Penaltica- v^tlUunettleSI. W Baplist69 WASHINGTON (UPI) - Dan Hen­ Ro<'k\ille (56) — Green 1 2-2 4. Illlng at 3:15. Foligno. Del. 6:01. Tavlor. LA. 7 23. Total louI»-I*hoenix29. San Antonio29 Manchester al Enfield, ning, the Miami Dolphins' quarter­ ISicklaus to compete youngster was not expected to win a anywhere else yet.” honors with a game-high 20 tallies. Domian 8 4-5 20. Lombardi 4 1-2 9. NEW YORK (UPI) - The Univer­ them credit.” Woods. Det . 12;fl Fouled out—Davis. Cook. Gervin A- 7 tl5 point. However, the Centerville, Second period—3. Los Angeles. Dionne II .863 back and receiver coach the past two LAKE PARK. Fla. lUPli - .Jack It was the first time Herr, an Glastonbury failed to capitalize on a Emerson 2 4-5 9, Worthen 2 6-11 10. sity of Maryland did everything but In 0)Uege Station, Texas, it went ILLINC 38 iSiinmcr. Korabi, 42f.. 4. l.os ICE HOCKEY seasons, was named assistant head Ohio. High School junior came out amateur, had ever competed against key error which gave them a per­ Wimmer 1 0-0 2, Wytas 0 1-3 1, not show up. Angeles. Dionne 39 (Simmer. Korabi, ITAI) 1)131 Somers al Manchester, ■Nicklaus, Tom Wat.son, Lee Trevino from bad to worse for A&M. The Illing boys tripped Kosciuszko of 8 07. f. 1-os Angeles. L Murphy 9 13anl)ev )3 13 IS 39. I'cnuetlc 7 -7 IS. On)lull 7 8:40 Monday, Coach Joe Gibbs and "I didn I press as hard as I would Navratilova led four seeds advan­ Rockville's Gil Wimmer. Neither the Totals 18 20-31 .56, • I Hams. Hardy 1. 11:27 7. Delroil. Larson 4« IS. Duren 2 1-1 f . Bnlow 4 !S 13. Soccer East Calholie al Masuk Ijele in ihc third annual PGA (irand lackadaisical,” said (>oacb Lefty nation’s strongest teams in Marandino had 16 points, Chris 16 (Peterson). lf:26. 8, Los Angeles. .NIclisOOOO. Cooper 11)4)2. BenncUOO- General Manager Bobby Beathard Slam ol Goli this spring, against someone my own age. cing in the tournament. ensuing one-and-one nor the other GluHloiiliiiry (43) — Barlow 1 0-0 Drlesell. "You just can’t stand preseason, lost to Rice 54-50 in a Petersen 13, Greg Turner 10 and Ken Bunar 10 iTavlor. Simmen. 1931. 00. Ju d Id n sIM l Totals 4) 7S4)tI3 (Bridgeport), 8:45 said. someone I know 1 should have No, 3 seed Pam ,Shriver of free throw dropped home. Then the 2, Clinton 7 4-6 18. DeGemmis 0 1-2 1. Pcnaltie»--Siininer. LA. 2 01. Hamel. WASHI.NliTON 1)2)1 l’(;.\ President .loe Black said that around and play defense on your Southwest Conference game. Willis 9 for the lUms, now 3-1 for the Del.7:(B. Foligno. Det. 10.40. BonarLA. Ballaril 10 8-8 28. Rolierls 1 0-0 2. Thursday , Henning and Gibbs worked ihe loursoMie will donate their talent beaten, said Herr, leaning on a Baltimore took 35 minutes to Tomahawks failed to retain posses­ Patenaude 1 1-3 3. Stoweli 6 0-0 12. reputation.” Rice, backed by Kenny Austin with season. . - 17.13 Haves 8 9-112T . Grevev 14 2-2 30. Porter together in 1967 and 1968 at Florida background of matches played eliminate ' Marita Redondo. San Third period -9. 1-o.a Angeles, Simmer 7 2-2 16. Kupchak 1 Q-2 4. Carr 1 (M) 2. BASKETBALL in Ihe Miak li to benelii junior goli on sion long enough for a hoop, Lewis 3 1-3 7. Proffitt 1 OO 2. Estes 0 The seventh-ranked Terps, coming 20 points and Rickey Pierce with 14, i' I Taylor >. I:fd. 10, Los Angeles. Collins 4 2-4 10, Mc(.'arter 1 2-2 4 Totals .M)HTiiAMt;iiicANS(H C icnuiA (:i.E g,. P g u | ^1 East Calholir State. Besides coaching at Virginia Man h Hi al Ihe Breakers West Goli against girls lb and under. Diego. 6-2. 6-1: No. 4 seed Romanian foregoing a possible five points. 0-0 0,‘Majek 0 0-0 (j. Hubbard 0 0-0 0 off consecutive games against Simmer 46 (Taylor. Dionnei. 4:Xi. 11. 47 27^1 121 ended a 15-game losing streak to the EAST FROSH Los Angeles. Harris 13 (unassisledi.6;42 UUh 29 36 27 31-113 Northern Division' (girls), 8 Tech and Florida State, Henning, 38, Navratilova. 24, Rancho Mirage. defetrted Betsy Rockville, led bv Domian. forged a Totals 19 7-14 d5. Washington 28 26 40 27—121 Course. West Palm Beach I la star- Virginia and Clemson and looking Aggies, dating to 1973. East Catholic freshman squad 12. Los Angeles. Bonar 11 (M. Murphy. W L Pet GB WRESTLING was a New York Jets assistant for ling with a clinic al noon ( alii., the tournament's top seed, Nagelsen of St. Petersburg, Fla., 4-6, ahead to Notre Dame this weekend, Korabi. 8 06 13. Los Angeles. Taylor 28 Three-point soal» -Roone2 Fouled oul Vancouver 7 rffl - The Aggies, despite an imposing moved its record to an Impressive 9-2 1 Dionne. L. Murphy, 9;36. 14, Delroit, -None Total ioul»*-Utah28. Washiniton Edinnnion 7 6 rj8 >1 Kaul Windsor /Portland three seasons, and spent one season ItKiked over her left shoulder and 6- 4, b-I: and No. 7 seed Virginia .Wade y Technicala-Washington Coach Shut Caigarv The event brings together I9HU caught a breather on the schedule frontline, are 8-6 overaU and 1-4 in with a 58-44 win over Hartford PubUc Micks 2 (unassistedi. If:04. If. Los 7 7 TOO 1 at Chenev Tech, 6 with the Houston Oilers. of England eliminated San Fran­ Angeles. Ungar 10 iFnxi. 18 .37. Penallies ler. A -8j8ir., •' -Toronto 364 2 'I winners ol ihe major championships Tuesday night against the likes of the SWC. yesterday at the Eagles’ Nest. John -ificks. Del. 4:2f . Jensen. LA. 4:48. the j ’ G A and ICS, Open cisco’s Peanut Louie, 6-4, 3-6, 6-3, Maryland-Eutem Shore. In JacksonvUle, Fla., Kris Ander­ Mlsselwltz had 13 points, John Miller. Del. inaior. 7:GB. Jensen. LA. KA,NSA.S CfTY ,i04i' " ' ' ' T 4 In other first-round play, JoAnne Cheney matmen •major. 7.08. Huber. Det, 7;fl; f ille r , Wedman72J18.Kine21-l.'..Ucev2 M,„,SlL.la - 8 4 Friday iNicklaiisi. British Open iWalsoni. Captain Mike And Maryland’s 81-65 victory was son had 15 points and 10 rebounds to Theriault 11 and Paul Burke 10 for Del. major-imse-ondocl. 12:1, FoIIkim. 'J?*? Detroit * * BASKETBALL Kinard resigns .Masters i Ballesteros i. and Tourna­ Russell of Naples, Fla., defeated hardly a work of art in the eyes of Del. ininor4mscoi^uet. l2:I. Det, bench liS fi” l*Ia.sternDivision give Floricia State a 5960 victory the young Eagips. East’s next outing served by Rlaisdcll. I2;3r.; Jensen. LA. Meriwealber 6 04 12. Umberl 2 2-2 6 Atlanta II 1 1 Manrhesler al East Hart­ HARTFORD (U P I)-C enter Bettina Bunge of Coral Gables, Fla., Driesell. major-miscunduct. 12:3T.. Temon. LA. ToUls 43 8-23 104 Tampa Bav 6 6 .1 FOXBORO, Mass. (UPI) - Defen­ ment Players Championship over JacksonviUe. JacksonvUle led is Friday afternoon at home against DALLAS (911 ford, 8 I Trevino I Mike Rogers has been elected 7- 5, 6-4 and of San “We’re going to have to play a lot 19-18 at the half despite going nearly imscondurt. I2:3f-. LA bench served by Jacksonville 3 7 : sive backfield coach Billy Kinard drop two starts Xavier High at 4 o’clock. Harris. 12:X. Bunar. LA. 19:29 LaGarde 7 1-2 Lr, .Spanarkel 0 3-4 3. Fl Uudcrdalo 0 10 Xavier al Eaal Catholic, 8 captain of the Hartford Whalers Mateo, Calif., beat Lloyd 3 2-2 8. Mack 3 1-3 7. Huslun 8 (M) resigned Monday from the New better against Notre Dame,” he said. 11 minutes without scoring. Shota on goal—Detroit 14-10-17-41 Los Southern Division Cheney Tech al Coven­ for the remainder of the season, of Los Angeles 6-3, 6-2. .\ngeles II12-17 -40 16. ^binzine 8 9-11 2T., Davis 4 1-2 9 Calilorma 6 6 ! England Patriots for personal Cheney Tech’s wrestling team Bouchard, Walteriand Craig Aitken “They are as good as anybody in the “ We just didn’t play well,” said ILUNG GIRLS (roalies--Detruit. Gilbert and Lozinski. Bvmes 0 (W 0. Pielkiewicz 2 04 4, Tulsa ' 6 ' try, 8 the NHL club has announced. Also Tuesday, Sweden’s Nina country, just like we are.” Ixa Angeles. Les.sard. Joetani0 4-f.4 Totals X 21-2991 .San Uiego r 7 ’ reasons, the NFL team announced. dropped two matches, 47-16 to Rham won against Bacon. Bacon took the Jacksonville Coach Tates Locke, Kosciuszko of Enfield downed the KansasCity 34 22 28 20-101 Penney al Simshury, 8 Signs with Bengals Tonight the Whalers host St. Bohm defeated West German A 4.763 Dallas 4 7 : Kinard. who coached the Patriots' High and 35-32 to Bacon Academy, match by capturing the unlimited If Notre Dame was uninspiring in ‘‘‘rhe effort was there at the end but Illing girl cagers yesterday by a 36-25 Dallas 17 IB- S30V 91 *• Western Division Newington al Claaton- Louis. Claudia Kohde 2-6, 6-3, 7-5; Diane secondary for two seasons, came to CINCINNATI I UPI I Tom yesterday in Hebron. class bout. its 67-61 victory over Pordham Mon­ the talent wasn't.” count. Michele Morianos had 12 Mlv 30, Dallas 2f A--f ,8BB ■ LosAngoles 7 Ti 1 Rogers, tied with Bryan Trot­ Desfor, Long Beach, Calif., fell in hury, 8 New England in 1979. Prior to joining Birney. a kicker and punter who The setbacks drop the Beaver Results: day night, the vune must be said for . In other games, Pete Harris scored points and Judy Dalone and Joanna Seattle 7 I Bolton al Rocky Hill, 8 tier for seventh place in the straight sets to Czechoslovakian Iva Tuesday's Sports Tranuctions Portland 6 8 ‘ New England, he was the head coach played lor the Green Bay Packers matmen to 4-6 for the season. Cheney vs. Rham: lOO —Boucher (R) Maryland. The Terps did not settle 24 points ^ Northeastern dropped Robinson 4 apiece for the Rams, now Tuesday s Result Windaor al South Wind­ NHL scoring race with 70 By United Press International Tuesday s College Basketball Results at Gardner Webb College in North Ihe last two years, was signed Budarova 6-3, 6-4; and Barbara Mike Cunningham, Todd Watkins maj. dec. Boisvert 10-2. 107 —Boucher the issue until the second half, Dartmouth8965... Boo WUliams had 1-4 for the season. Baseball Fdiiionlon 7. Toronto 3 points, suct>eeded Rick Ley By United Press International Wednesdav a Game sor Carolina. Tuesday by the Cincinnati Bengals. Potter, Waterbury, Conn., blitzed (Rl pinned Paradis 1:38. 114 —Sides (R) building a 75-55 lead with four 18 points and John Smith 15 as St. Boston — Signed four free-agent East and Tony Walter were Tech winners draftees, catcher Danny Todd Sheaffer Calitornia al San fhego Bulkricy at Rockville Tuesday. Ley has been Barbara Hallquist of Pasadena, WBF, 121 -G riffin IRI WBF. 128 -C u n ­ minutes to go. AssuinptionSI, St. Anselms Thursday s (iames Himey. 24. a native of Glasgow,, against Rham while Ray Boisvert, J o i s t ’s took Delaware 67-56... Ron­ ILLING JV ltchers Dave Scheller and John Blooiniield71. Rutgers-Newarfc M Vinal Tech al Rham sidelined much of the season ningham (CT) WBF, 134 —Watkins (CT) orenson, and outfielder Mike Jefferson. \ ancouver at Toronto •Votland, was waived by the Packers Calif., 6-0, 6-1 for the second time in Cunningham. Watkins, Lance "We got a big lead in the first half nie Dixon’s 25 points carried Illing jayvee boys topped E Bridgewater St. 71. Fitchburg SI. M Jacksonville at Atlanta pinned Watkins 4:33. 140 —Wilkes iRi Cincinnati Signed ralchers Mike BrvantBB. Lowell 63 E a st 11 ar t fo r d at Pride award , late last sea.son. while recovering from a knee two weeks. and I was trying to give everybody a Duquesne over Rutgers 62-60 ...- 0 Berry and Sieve (.'hristinaa to on^year Kosciuszko of Enfield yesterday, 53- Clark K. Conn Coll. f7 MAJOR INIXXIR SOCCER LEAGUE Manrhealcr (girla), 8 operation. dec. Kennedy 11-4, 147 -Czaplicki (Rl contracts. Dominicans. Concordia 76 CLEVELAND lUPD - Cleveland Birney will be competing for a spot little more playing time and got Baii7 Wright hit a lut-second shot 36. Kevin Simmons netted 21 points, NY Mets — Signed relief pitcher Neil Atlantic Division Rogers, 27, is the third player maj. dec. Bouchard 10-2. 157 —Walter DowllngX.C.W P o sts W L Pci GB WRESTLING Indians slugger Joe Charboneau. the on the Bengals' roster against kicker some screwed combinations in there from the baseline to push East Eddie Jarvis 12 and Ken Krajew^i Allen lo a one-year cx>ntrac(. Duquesne 62. Rutgers 60 Area schoolboy hoop results (CT) maj. dec. Gervais 14-6.167 —Keklak T orontoSigned left-handed reliever New N’ork 22 2 917 - East Calholir al Rham, Jim Breech and punier Pat Mclnally to serve as captain of the and they started to catch up,” Carolina past ^North Carolina- lioly Cross tt. St. Peter s 47 lliiladelphla 13 10 rtf 8i tain until he was traded to Win­ spring training camp, pitchers Dale Merry 72. Hunter 61 saw Coventry High upset East Larry Stelmat had 14 points and 5:05. The most serious moment for Garry Witts scored 14 points and Blanchard and Mark Murphy played Murray. Steve Baker and Keith Walker, Central Division Saturday ol (,’leveland Award by the Sports Ml St. Mary's66. Monmouth62 SI laniis 17 r. 773 - nipeg in 1975 and replaced by Hampton, 56-47, .South Windsor High Maryland w u a loose ball collision catchers Mike Ixbo and Raymond Lora Northeastern69. Dartmouth TA BASKETBALL Media Association ol Cleveland & good Mike Flanagan 11 as South Windsor Cheney vs. Bacon: 100 -Boisvert (CT) Holy Goss stopped St. Peter's 55-47 well defensively. and outfielder Jay Kchroeder Cleveland 13 9 f9l 4 1-ey. trip Windsor Locks, 65-56, and Rham Pac-eOi. ITatItB ChKagoago 10 13 4X 7'I Ohio. upped its record to 3-2 in the CVC and sup. dec. Small 15-0, 107 -Vachon iBA) between star forward Albert King ... freshman Kevin Compton sank Football , Rhode Island to. Pittsburgh 60 MCC al Maaaaaoit, 8 MILWAUKEE illPli - The "With Rick on the sidelines, ('incinnati Slant'd kicker-(Hinlcr Tom Rulialalo 9 13 4U9 8 "It's quite an honor, especiqlly High down Rocky Hill High, 64-45. 4-7 overall. Locks falls to 3-2 in the pinned Paradis 3:26. 114 -Vachon (BAl and teammate Buck WiUiants. Klni. two foul shots with one second to go SUlen Island 71. Slonvbrook 66 Western Division Rham al Coventry, 6i30 Milwaukee Brewers will ask Kevin BENNETJV Birnev SliKkton6S. LiiK'oInBO Mike's election as captain for Tim Morris had 16 points, Jerry WBF. 121 —Dahkowski (BA) WBF. 128 left the game with a bruised back but New England Announced Ihe Wiiliiia . 12 10 ’.41 - WRESTLING since members of the Uk u I media conference and 5-5 overall with the Uft Rhode Island over Pittsburgh Bennet javee cagers bowed to KutfulkBl. Barrington77 lOTi 8 ir 348 4*1 Heriiiening, one ol Ihe U S, hostages the remainder of the'season -Cunningham tCT) pinned Cady 1:40. the injury is not believed serious. reHignalnm ol defensive back coach Hilly TheKingiColIXi.NE Bible 70 Den.or voted me in." said Charboneau. who Jameson 14 and Keith Lane and Jim loss. DarreU Browder had 25 Assumption Junior High yesterday, Kinard IlMH'niX 6 14 300 f Simahury al Manrhealer, tree Irom Iran, to toss out the first 134 —Watkins (CT) pinned Beaulieu' :30. U. Mass-Boston 71. Roger Williams ft] San I’rant isco 6 16 .273 6 lives in .suburban Avon l>ake. fills a void, ” said Whalers’ Morris 13 apiece as Coventry moved Clay Folsom had 18 points and Rich Eastern Shore freshnjan Mario lintk to send Texas Christian past 60-46. Chris Galllgan had 29 points NY Jels NaiiU'd J(h* Wallon VeriiionI 66. Siena 79 1 p.m. liall on opi'ning day. April 16 140 —Walker (BA) sup. dec. Kennedy 17- ottensive coonJin:itor Tuesdav s Games coach Doii Blackburn. "Mike is its record to 4-3 in the COC and 6-3 Barkley hit ll-of-18 shots for 22 W Conn SI 7n.N.Y,Mamime69 Philadelj>hia 9. (Cleveland I ICE HOCKEY Charboneau led the Indians in HBIs Hayber 17 to lead Rham High, now 3- S o u th ^I MMethodist...... 52-43... “Yale ■ won and Tom Downes 13 for the winning (ollege WagnerX. U S. Merchant Marine63 And the Milwaukee Bucks Tuesday not only an outstanding player, 0. 147 —Bouchard (CT) dec. O'Donnal 14- Arkansas Dun llreaux resigned as Denver I Wichilab with 87 and home runs with 23 last overall. Pete Coolidge had 16 points 3 in the COC and 5-3 overall. Rocky points to keep the Hawks in the Its first\|atne this season and ended a Warriors while Tony Miller had 14 Yale 78. ManhalUn64 Wednesdav s Gaines Manchealcr at Conard issued an invitation to Heriiiening to but an outstanding person. He’s 10. 157 -W alter tCT) pinned Thurber olfcn.Hive backiield coach to join the South for the Bellringers, who fell out of a Hill slips to 1-7 in the conference and game. 10-game loalng with a 7864 victory markers, Yuri Westry 11 and John (fiaching stall ol the Washington S|. D hiisuI Cleveland (Veteran'a Rink), lil5 year, finishing with a .289 batting attend any game he wants whcfi he 5:16. 169 -Lam bert iBA) WBF. 187 Augusta 61. W GeoriBa W Denver al Wichila an excellent choice." tie for the top rung. East Hampton is ‘‘Eastern Shore played well,” over Manhattan. * llodskms, and was replaced by fUm Bridgewater 63. LynrnbuiirgTf. Glaatonhury al Eaal average, even though he was tomes back. 1-8 overall with the loss. —Aitken iCT) WBF, Unlimiled —Parlee Janenda 7 for the young Bears, 0-4 for (oHidwin. head oMch at Southern Thursday s Games CharlestonM. (1aflln46 New York al Hollimore now 6-2 in the conference and 8-2 I BA I pinned Adams 1:15. DrieseU said. "You have to give Arkan.sas Calholir, 9i30 the season/ Chris Ncwport93. NC Weslev.inTO l'h4M ni\ .Ik ll.ii’lliird 7 ' EVENING HERALD. Wed., Jan. 21. 1981 — 11

Opinion ■'‘''#7 ' 1 : n-‘'tvf r Controversy inevitable V . ------. li ...... " ...... ■ Ill III f I I f - i for Naugatuck^ s mayor AN UnaENT APPEAL FOR

By JAMES V. HEALION didn’t do in 198(1. in government that’s overworked if A day historians will record forever NAUGATUCK (UPI) - Mayor Bill Rado asked Biebel to give him an they do their job right,” he said. Rado will have a big birthday party example of “ a Republican He said a mistake most mayors ’Thursday down at the Elks when he pineapplej’ and Biebel sent him one make when they take office is to use (XINSERVATION TO THE Tuesday, Jan. 20, 1981, is as there were saying there was who have written the truth turns 64, but this year he doesn’t plan of the Hawaiian variety. the new broom technique and make a likely to be recorded as one of no confirmation. on being arrested. “And,” the mayor said, "m y op­ clean sweep. "What happens is a hew about Iran; not what the Ira­ The Rado faithful will toast the ponents had me arrested for having a mayor comes in and all those girls the more significant days in nian regime dictated. peppery mayor, and while the band birthday party, saying I didn’t report that work in those offices — out! U.S. history. Editorial The new president had been plays on they’ll eat, drink and be it.” “They make $8,000, $9,000 or $10, 000 a year. I said, ’Your job is yours. sworn in. Another late story to When the release story was merry. All you can drink and all you What the mayor, a Democrat, It was the day the 40th presi­ can eat for $15 a head — and the next didn’t report to the elections com­ You know what to do. Do it.’ Letting keep the hewspapers on their confirmed, there were some NATURAL OAS CUSTOMERS dent of the United States took day some of the celebrants will have mission within seven days was what experienced people go and sub­ toes. - sighs of relief. that, too. Big heads. he did with the proceeds from all that stituting inexperience is wasteful. office in the remarkable ’The mayor greeted an impromptu birthday merrymaking last time.' It You know who suffers? The process by which power in a The activity of the day was stories breaking at noon time The deadline was upon the, decision was made to go History had been nnade and visitor the other day saying, “ My was claimed the admittance was a taxpayer.” door’s always open — ask me donation for re-election. He was He was elected to his first office, democracy changes hands. what linguists must have had there were some hard time to with the hostage release story. promptly recorded. newspaper. It was anything you want,” then added, " I fined $50 for late filing, then arrested town treasurer, when he was 23 years OF CONNECTICUT in mind when they came up decisions to be made. It also was the day the 52 make a decision. don’t hold anything back,” which few on a related charge. He pleaded guil­ old. Then he ran as a burgess or with the word, “ frenetic.” Eyes were glued to the wire The moment passed and have accused him of ever doing in 41 alderman and became superinten­ hostages were freed. The press rolled. ty- Word came that the hostages service printer. news reporters around the years of public life. "The Republicans did it to em­ dent of welfare, he was convicted of It was a day that started It was the kind of day those were in the air. The front page There still remained some world moved on to cover the He has been outspoken and con­ barrass me before the election. But election fraud relating to absentee troversial and "what the hell’s wrong the laugh Is on them. I won big,” .he ballots in the early 1950s. As a penal­ with some remaining doubts of us in the news industry both was prepared, the press was doubts. Editors were thinking: With the bn-again, off-again next story. about the status of the with that?" he asks, not that he goes said. ty, he was locked in a room with a love and hate. ready to roll. Then doubts that Is this going to be another nature of the hostage story, it out -of his way to be a gadfly bn the He said he usually buys souvenirs toilet for a month. hostages. the report on the release were Dewey defeats Truman day? could be the Iranians were Later, most realized the body politic at $26,4(X) a year, either. with the party’s proceeds for visitors ’"Thirty days in jail gave me a lot It was definitely a solid news It comes with the job. to his office, mainly school kids, free­ of time to think. I was ashamed of Everything finally happened accurate started to pour in. playing another cruel hoax. news gatherers had a part in day. There were as many reports “I make decisions. I think anyone ly admitting distributing 5,600 rulers, myself. In fact, I didn’t come down­ It’S cold outside...forty percent colder than usual for this within one hour at mid-day. This time the hoax could have bringing the word to the peo­ for example, benefits him politically town for maybe a month and a half. But with the two major There was no confirmation. saying the hostages were free who makes a decision and tells why been on the western journalists ple, hungry for information. he makes it. the people respect. Con­ even if he does so the day after elec­ My friends were asking me to run time of year. The record-breaking cold is creating record troversy is ineyltable. Where would tion. again. In my mind was ‘Quit, take our nation be today without it? If "Most politicians turn out to be off, go to Florida.’ demand for gas. you’ve got six guys, you got six phonies. 'Voii’re a good guy going in "But they encouraged me. I called different opinions and everybody and then all of a sudden you get in the town committee and they said I learns by it.” with a certain clique. I’ve never been would hurt their ticket. 1 was down in Kissinger uses his pull as basis for a comeback He likes to campaign but doesn’t cliquish,” he said. the dumps. I finally said the hell with during Lent, partly to spare the peo­ He has gone through the elective it and took on the whole committee, WASHINGTON- As the Carter Somalia invaded both pro-Westem Christ.” ple earaches In this industrial New ranks and in his first of three terms which was 45 people.” Your immediate conservation efforts are essential to as­ Haven County town of 26,000. as mayor rejected a politician for a “I couldn’t get anyone to run with reign approached its constitutionally Kenya and pro-Soviet Ethiopia, and This hysterical campaign has “My election comes in May every job on the ground he wasn’t qualified me. But I beat ’em anyway. From sure that Connecticut gas companies can continue to . appointed end and politicians Morocco ignored the OAU pact by reportedly led to deadly excesses in two years in the off-year. I feel peo­ and didn’t like to work, anyway. The then on, I made up my mind ... you ■ positioned themselves (or the change trying to usurp the former Spanish Guatemala, where death squads of meet the heavy demand. You are already conserving but Jack Anderson ple are sick and tired from the man told Rado he was strictly a one- either do everything straight or not of regime, Henry Kissinger colony of Western Sahara. the military regime have been previous November. They’ve had term er who didn’t know the ropes. at all. The people gave me a chance we urge-all gas customers to take extra conservation mea­ materialized overseas in the old trou­ Yet Kissinger blithely executing rural health workers for, enough q) the politicians, plus they “I told him, 'If I am, it’ll be to vindicate myself and I think I ble spots, sly as ever, ready to recommended closer military ties among other things, encouraging should know me by now anyway.” because of my decisions — not have.” sures to help prevent gas shortages which could cause resume another decade of weaseling. man of influence in the new ad­ the answers but he has actual Design catling for a loose, anti-Soviet between the United States and breast feeding: Cynics have When he'does campaign, he goes yours.’ I think I knew the job better Mayor Rado was granted an uncon­ Skeptics had doubted that he could ministration. messages for President Reagan from coalition of Persian Gulf and Third Somalia. Then he was wined and suggested that the right-wing govern­ all out. If funny things can happen to than anybody, coming up as I did. I ’m ditional pardon for his 1950s election factory shutdowns and job layoffs. And, of course, to keep ever rise again from the ashes of the What the world was witnessing, foreign leaders. Kissinger will pre­ World nations, bolstered by a more dined in Morocco, whose agression in ment is less concerned with rooting Jimmy Carter, can they happen to not perfect. I make mistakes. And I violation and when his birthday rolls your gas bill as low as possible. Vietnam settlement that he however, was merely the sent himself to Ronald Reagan as a visible U.S. military presence. the Western SalWa is actively op­ out Marxists than with maintaining Bill Rado? In a way. Most people hope I don’t make too many. I ’ve around Jan. 22, he plans to sit- right laughed last fall when the president down and write the election commis­ negotiated or the great OPEC oil maneuvering of an old fox who hopes foreign-policy veteran with a calm posed by Algeria. This raised the profitable kickbacks government shown a surplus for seven con­ But there are fallacies in the went to grasp what he thought was a secutive years as mayor.” sion a full report. gouge that he encouraged. But to become a man of influence again. mastery of strategic concept and tac­ diplonnatic eyebrows since Algerian officials allegedly get from the sale Kissinger scheme. He tends to treat well-wisher’s hand. The guy actually He’s also available op Saturdays Maybe he’ll even deliver it per­ suddenly, there he was again, The strategy was also the same that tical detail, a bold visionary on diplomats were then the key to of baby formula. much of the Third World as a bloc, held out a chicken leg, and Carter for two hours for people who can’t sonally to avoid any misunderstan­ revived, rehabilitated and making Kissinger successfully practiced on matters of peace and war ordered by Here are some tips you can use to help meet the challenge: though most non-aligned African negotiations over the American LAME DUCKS FLYING (II): I shook it. meet with him during the week. If dings. The last time a commission the oid familiar noises of a foreign- Richard Nixon 12 years ago. a keen sense of what is practically nations have no desire to become hostages.in Iran. reported earlier on C arter ad­ The mayor recalled former they can’t make it Saturdays, he spokesman admitted Rado called policy oracle. While others around Nixon possible, who possesses an undoubted pawns in the Soviet-American global Kissinger’s call for a beefed-up ministration bigshots junketing at Republican State Chairman Fred opens up his office on Sundays. after the party, but nobody could • In his disarming way, Kissinger C eleb rated the election victory, competence and a bright and quick chess game. Few are willing to U.S. security force in the Persian the taxpayers’ expense in the closing Biebel complaining in public that " I don’t know of anybody who’s remember telling him to "Do what 1 assured the foreign leaders he en- Kissinger began at once to master mind that can cut through the sacrifice their independence and Gulf has also been denounced by days of their tenure at the public Republicans weren’t winning elec­ overworked in government and that you’ve been doing,” which he said I countered on his 17-day whistiestop the intricacies of foreign policy. He ponderosities of political jargon. tions because "we are running was to buy rulers and souvenirs for neutrality for the "protection” Arab spokesmen. trough. Here’s an updated roster: includes Mayor Rado. No one puts in REDUCE YOUR THERMOSTAT SETTING: Keep it at no ' tour that he had invited himself and put in long, arduous hours of study The new president, if he submits to pineappies,” which they apparently more time than me. There is no one all those office visitors. offered by U.S. bases in their coun­ AH in all, the p ertin aciou s Three political appointees at the that he did not speak for the new man before the Jan. 20, 1969 inaugural. the Kissinger allure, can look more than 65 degrees during the day and lower while you tries, diplomatic sources have told Kissinger has bitten off quite a car­ Department of Housing and Urban in the White House. This was, in fact, Then after the swearing-in, he was forward to a long season of meddling my associates Indy Badhwar and cass, and it remains to be seen Development flew off tq China for a the truth. Yet the impression was left ready with the answers that the new are sleeping. (The elderly and those with certain medical and manipulating. Diplomatic Jack Mitchell. whether he can chew it. two-we^ science and technology that he had some kind of semi­ president would need. sources have speculated that DEADLY DIET: Infant-formula One word can describe African leaders have also been dis­ conference. Another HUD officiar problems may not be able to comfortably handle these official status and that he would be a This time, Kissinger not only has Kissinger will submit a Grand mayed, according to classified manufacturers have been waging a went to Paris for nine days for a sym­ diplomatic cables, by Kissinger’s vicious campaign against groups ad­ posium on government operations, lower temperatures. In such special cases, temperatures warm embrace of Somalia and vocating bkrast feemng. The formula Labor Secretary Ray Marshall and Reagan’s foreign policy which are necessary for health and safety should be Morocco. Both countries have dis­ magnates accuse breast-feeding two subordinates also went to China proponents of plotting to destroy cap- last month, to set up a technical WASHINGTON (UPI) — With the new administration national security, then the same criteria must be appiied maintained.) Will Reagan end embargo? regarded the doctrine of the comes a new way of looking at the world and how the to Pakistan or South Africa. tiaiism and have labeled the National exchange program. Marshall Organization of African Unity op­ United States should deal with it. The change can be —Is it reliable? Once committed, U.S. strength cannot Council of Churches "Marxists managed to stop off in Paris en WASHINGTON (NEA) - One of posing expansion by any nation summed up in one word: tougher. capriciously be withdrawn, and therefore it is aii the marching under the banner of route. the most vexing and controversial beyond its old colonial borders. Jimmy Carter came to office believing the world could more important to think through the implications of any be made a better place by the United States applying its questions facing Ronald Reagan’s ad­ commitment. Haig believes that to be unpredictabie— as moral and political influence. In the last extreme; he ministration— at least within its own ifft. an ally or an adversary — is to become irrelevant. would be willing to back that influence with a military ranks — is whether to continue the TheWagman File —Is it balanced, and does it consider ali the world’s TURN DOWN YOUR HOT WATER HEATER: If you have­ presence in places like the Persian Gulf. embargo on U. S. grain sales to the realities? Thus, a grain embargo might make sense for That policy lies shattered in the rubble of Iran, foreign policy purposes, but that must be weighed against n’t already done so, you can safely turn down the thermo­ Soviet Union. < -■ Afghanistan and the November election. its impact on the U.S. economic position in the worid, and Alexander Haig, the man who probably will dominate what it will do to frighten future customers from stat on your gas water heater to about 120 degrees. Leave Candidate Reagan firmly opposed In response to the Soviet invasion American farmer all that much. foreign policy decisions, will reverse Carter’s priorities. American markets. the embargo — especially in front of it there all the time. It’s a good year-round conservation of Afghanistan, President Carter on True, its initial effect was to depress To establish its credibility, the Reagan-Haig ad­ When the policies that Haig outlines begin to become farm audiences. And John Block, the Jan. 4,1980, embargoed all such sales farm prices. For example, the price ministration will begin by visibly bolstering U.S. military specific, he starts out by dealing with the Soviet Union. setting. incoming agriculture secretary, has in excess of the 8 million tons a year of corn fell to about $2.20 a bushel. strength; only then will it consider such idealistic He believes the most profound single change iii the spoken out against the embargo in R ip covered in a five-year contract now But a combination of summer possibilities as disarmament or better reiations with postWorld War II era is the emergence of Russia as a Moscow. entering its fifth year. The Soviets speeches and at his Senate confirma­ drought and record exports has world military power, capable of carving out and suppor­ The philosophy is expressed best by a senator who were fhus prevented from buying an tion hearings. driven com back up to a healthy ting an empire. almost always was in violent disagreement with Carter additional 13 million tons of corn, 4 But a different opinion is held by $3.40. By extension, he also believes the largest single failing USE YOUR GAS DRYER ONLY WHEN YOU HAVE TO: and who had a large part in writing the Republican party million tons of wheat and 2 million members of Reagan’s foreign policy of U.S. security policy has been its inability or un- Neither has the embargo been as foreign policy platform — Jesse Helms, R-N.C. tons of soybeens. transition team, who want to send willingess to deal with this new fact of international life. If you have room in your home, most clothes will dry fairly debilitating to the Soviet Union as "All life is a form of struggle. It is only by persevering the Soviet Union a clear message Speciflcially, he believes the United States, until 1987, was forecast. The Soviets probably in that struggle that we preserve our own identity. So too Carter put the issue of the em­ that the United States will not be will face about the same situation the Soviet Union faced quickly if you hang them up in winter’s low humidity. If you imported only about 5 million bushels with nations. bargo's continuance squarely in pushed around anymore. They are at the time of the Cuban Missile Crisis in 1962: a nuclear of grain fewer than they had intended “When nations cease to struggle, they fade away in the Imbalance in which the United States will be strategical­ do use your dryer, use full loads for maximum efficiency. Reagan’s lap by renewing the one- urging that the embargo be retained before the embargo thanks to their rubbish heaps of history, if they are lucky. If they are not year proclamation for another year ly vulnerable and thus susceptible to political and for now because the Soviets might lucky, they are taken over by stronger nations, despoiled diplomatic pressure in any global showdown. rather than aliowing it to expire. If increased purchases from other misinterpret its lifting as a sign of countries. and enslaved.” To correct this situation, he proposes strengthening Reagan wants the embargo ended, he weakness. At its most basic, the new administration’s underlying However, they had to buy that U.S. military power, greater cooperation with allies like will have to issue an order of his own Further complicating the debate philosophy is right out of Darwin: survival of the fittest NATO and Japan, and reviving the concept of linkage. USE YOUR GAS STOVE FOR PEAK EFFICIENCY: Plan grain at premium prices — atout $1 mtioWiie to countermand Carter’s. are the embargo’s mixed effects h u M m in a world that is a nuclear jungle. billion more than U.S. farmers would Transition sources report that a upon U.S. farmers and upon the On that foundation, Haig places three pillars that will meals so that all oven dishes are cooked at the same time. have charged. This has caused 'fWHCk spiit has arisen over the matter Soviet Union. serve to support the specific elements of foreign policy. , serious foreign currency problems Each future decision will be weighed to see if it meets the Turn off burners or the oven near the end of the cooking among Reagan’s advisers. The embargo has not hurt the for their centrally planned economy. three tests. cycle and let residual heat finish the job. But remember - Ironically, U.S. grain exports were —Is it consistent, and is it in the same predictable pushed to record levels more or less pattern of other elements of foreign policy? If India is THE TRUTH IS OUTI never use your oven or top burners for heating your living as a result of the embargo. denied nuciear material or arms for reasons of U.S quarters. The Soviets made a huge grain What people are saying OUR WINTER purchase frotn Argentina, whose traditional customers — including LHARTFORDf^^p^;^ 528-0283 Italy, Spain, Japan and Colombia "I wanted to play a woman over 20 —were then forced to turn to the before I got out of my twenties, and Diet facts & fallacies SALE TAKE SHOWERS INSTEAD OF BATHS: They use less Thoughts United States for much of their Just made it.” ' HAS EVERYTHING... grain. — Sissy Sparek, 30, actress. hot wafer. And for just a few cents you can get a small In addition, some countries, such After many teen-age roles, she is to Quotes These nutritional tips as Sweden, bought large quantities of be seen as a mature woman in the brought to you by water flow restrictor at your local hardware store. It’s sim­ For the next three days during this us who have lived in a closely knit U.S. soybeans for the first time. U.S. movie “ Heart Beat." DIET CENTER SAVE 20% to 50% Week of Prayer for Christian Unity, dormitory, fraternity or sorority authorities speculate that those (Cosmopolitan.) ON ple to install and reduces the hot water you need for your I’d like to look more closely at Psalm house, or the like, know what a great Statistics compiled 133, a psalm of unity. soybeans were eventually ground "See all, say nothing.” bananas than anyone else is.” between 1965 and 1977 SCHOOL • DRESS - PLAY shower without leaving vou'cold. thing it is, what joy there is in living into cattle feed and sold to the “I like to remember that I was not — Ivor Spencer, citing one of Tliis psalm is about brethren who — Larry Brownslein, who by the U.S. Department in fellowship with people we really Russians. in any picture all those years that his rules for butlers. He has Just ______CLOTHING dwell together in unity. Sometimes marched with a mental health of Agriculture show care about. Churches, too, often So, should Reagan continue the em­ was as tom to shreds as ‘Kings Row.’ opened in London what he elaims when we think of unity we think of exhibit this "dwelling together” group (Under the banner “Nuts To that our sedentary r " SPECIAL 1/2 PRICE I bargo for foreign policy reasons after And it winds up a classic.” Is the world’s first school for L o ts HAWSAN 0 D some lofty ideal involving millions of when an outsider views the apparent You” ) in the annual Doo-Dah lifestyles are putting BROUPS IN A U RANGES. promising the only slightly in­ — Presidem-elecl Ronald butlers. people, multitudes of nations and unity and fellowship at a Sunday Parade In Pasadena, Calif. It’s a weight on us even Your cooperation Is appreciated. convenienced farmers that he would Reagan, saying what he will tel) his ideologies. The psalmist is more morning coffee hour. Were that "I'guess we’re not any more parody of the Rose Bowl Parade, though we’re eating less ALL SALES FINAL do away with it? Or should he trust daughter Patti, an actress, or his down-to-earth. Our brother or sister caring and fellowship present on Sun­ than we used to.-There Diet, Center takes a the Soviets to recognize its lifting as son Ron, a dancer, if they get bad is the one who sits next to us in have been decreases in balanced approach to day mornings be present every day, a domestic political decision without reviews. (P « p k ) church, who works next to us, who physical activity due to v^eight loss. A success­ all week long, after we’ve all gone foreign policy implications? lives next to us, who tees off before iHaudipstrr Eiuniimj Hnalft shifts to more seden­ ful dieter needs an our separate ways! It would, indeed, 'The depth of the split among his ad­ “There was nothing available (or us or who uses the racquetball court be “good and pleasant!” tary jobs that not even eating program that is visers over those questions recently the person who wants to spend $25,- Manchester — A dity of Village Charm o after our time is up. These are the Tomorrow we’ll look at what Jesus 000 for a specialty car.” the national - jogging high in nutrition but low led Reagan to respond to a reporter’s Founded Oot. 1,1881 "Outfiftefs to the youngsel" people Jesus calls our neighbor. had to say about dwelling together in — Jules Kaplan, a California ac­ kick seems to have in calories as well as There are times when brothers and question on the future of the embargo been able to make up daily exercise. We unity. countant explaining why he is Published by the Manchester Publishing Co., Herald Square, sisters part, sometimes rightly so — by saying: " I don’t know. It’s a very for,- said department producing the “Moselle,” an auto Manchester, Conn. 06040. Telephone (203) 843-2711. would be happy to help Fox Run Mall ■ Glastonbury but whenever this happens there has complicated question and one that administrator, D. Mark you plan your eating that looks like a 1930s Mercedes- Audit Butm u of CIreulotlon Mombor, UnHod ProM Intomottonoi c o N N E c n d r r will require a lot more study.” M o n - Sat 9:30-5:30 FrI 9:30-9 been a breakdown in love. Rev. Michael R. Lohmann Benz. He calls It a 829,730 Hegstead. and exercise program. Psalm 133 is also about brethren Don’t expect a quick resolution of ' Stavan Hany, Caaouttva editor Associate Pastor this Issue from the new administra­ economy car — because other Cuolomor Sorvfoo — 647-M 46 Frank A. Burttank, Managing editor NATURAL GAS CORPORATION who dwell together in unity. Those of Raymond F. RoWnaon. Edltor>PubHthar Harold e. Turkington, emarKua lb Emanuel Lutheran Church tion. custom-built autos cost far more. J|^^|NING_HERALDJV^JanJ^^ Manchester Hay to lead workshop .'->■■' - ' i . - ’t- c _ : ^ ■ at teacher conference 7 MANCHESTER - Dr. Lee Hay of the of David and Myra Sadker, rioted sex equi­ Manchester High School faculty will lead ty consultants from Washington, D.C. a workshop at the day-long conference of Troy will give an overview of current the Connecticut Education Association educational Issues arid thdr impact on Saturday. teachers and educators. His topic will be "Teaching into the Third Wave; Futuristlcs in Elducation." The Sadkers will give an address on Anne Gauvin of Manchester and Jan sexism in the schools and the costs of sei; Gaskin of Vernon are members of the role stereotyping on both boys and girls. planning committee for the conference. Twelve s ^ r a t e workshops will con­ ' ' - ....■,- R, The program will be held from 9 a.m. to ducted from 2 p.m. to 4 p.m. for one hour 4 p.m. at the Howard Johnson Conference periods. Some of the topics covered will Center in Windsor Locks. include micro-computers, media literacy, Mild and Mellow The conference theme is "Elducational Ue impact of the new right, teacher self- Issues for the ‘80s.” Some 500 people are improvement, proficiency testing and its expected to attend the conference which is implications for curriculum, and sex bias ijj. jp"5e the annual mid-winter conference of the in teachqr interaction presentations and I' -’V'-- ■■■. '^,^: ■r-'i-. Oklahoma, and the husband and wife team study task force. Tax reform is subject Bring more of the exciting "new American cuisine" V , ■«« for League discussion into your home with recipes that blend natural ingredi­ ents with a fresh approach to dining and entertaining. In your kitehen, as in internationally-acclaimed res­ k^4 MANCHESTER - Tax Reform in are participating in the study. taurants, the new American cuisine brings to the table Connecticut and local health services will The League of Women Voters is a the best of our cooking heritage served with your new be the topics for discussion at a meeting of national non-partisan organization wMch skills and interests. Your recipes can now combine This is Center Springs Pond, in former years a widely make it available again in the future. The other skating th e League of Women Voters of encourages informed and active participa­ native flavors — European, Oriental, Latin — with the tion in government. Membership is open most natural American ingredients and products. used public skating area. Park Superintendent Robert areas are partially artificial and easier to maintain. Manchester/South Windsor at 7:30 p.m. Mild, American-made natural cheeses are a popular Harrison hopes that changes can be made which will (Herald photo by Pinto) Thursday evening in the community room to all citizens of voting age. part of the new American cuisine — a cooking nuven- of the First Federal Savings and d^oan ture that lets you experiment with tastes and textures, Association, 344 West Middle Turnpike, Bus trip scheduled that insists only on very fresh, very line ingredients. Manchester. Consider the old-world flavor of natural mozzarella Members of the local league will pre­ MANCHESTER — The seventh annual cheese blended with pasta, fresh vegetables and natural "March for Life" bus rip to Washington, herbs in tasty Primaveru Squares ... the subtle texture Bad ice keeps pond closed sent information on C onnecticut’s of Monterey Jack cheese with the western tnhg of bar­ finances and possible sources of revenue D.C. is scheduled for Jan. 22. becue sauce in Monterey Jack Filled Beef Rolls . . . the MANCHESTER — Despite the fact that the long cold spell. turbulance there interfers with a hard freeze gathered during a two-year study by The March for Life group was formed to sophisticated taste of natural Swiss cheese brightly town has not been able to use Center Springs He said he has discussed with Public Works in the area where skaters get onto the pond leagues throughout the state. The Connec­ protest pro-abortion legislation passed in fused with the flavors of salmon, lemon and herbs in Pond for skating, Robert Harrison, park 1973. Petite Salmon Soulllds. Cheese is important to today’s Director Jay Giles changes that would in­ surface. Harrison suggests that routing the ticut League of Women Voters' updated superintendent, hopes it may be used again in For information about bus locations and innovative American cook, and a variety of cheese crease the possibility that the pond would brook through the south side of pond, away position on tax reform will be determined the future. times, call 521-4273. tastes and textures is an important part of American freeze adequately in the future. One such from the lodge will help. by statewide membership consensus later family dining and entertaining. Harrison said bad ice formed early in the move would be to reroute the brook that feeds In past years, the pond was used regularly this spring. After a 1969-1971 study, the How to read In the past 10 years, American cheese consumption season has made it impossible for the park iC The brook now flows into along the north and entire families skated to music piped Connecticut league advocated general has in c r e a ^ by 60 percept, especially as we discover department to open the pond up to despite the side of the pond, near the skating lodge. The Herald for free the range of American-made natural cheeses. With our from the lodge. reform of state and local tax structures, increase knowledge of international cuisines, and our including the enactment of a state Bargain-wise consumers know their Evening Herald more than pays for itself. increased skills, we have discovered what international progressive personal income tax. households have known for centuries — that natural Holiday Pitts, epidemiologist and health Using the many money-savings coupons in cheese is delicious, nutritious and versatile. And that your Herald every week, shoppers pay educator for the Manchester Health natural cheese is an economical source of high-quality Department, will report on plans for a back their subscription price and save protein. MCC foundation revived survey of local health services. At its con­ even more. Your Evening Herald is a good Pennywise and Protein Rich investment. MANCHESTER — The Manchester Com­ be expanded to include additional members. students picking up additional courses beyond vention in IMO the League of Women First, consider the per-pound price of natural cheese munity College Foundation is being revived An administrator will be hired to report to their degrees. Voters of the United States voted to under­ and the amount of protein it contains, the number of and will 'aggressively" seek funds for MCC the board and to oversee the foundation's Currently, information is being gathered take an evaluation of the health care DO IT DAILY - SAVE MONEY by servings it yields, and the great variety of meals it according to college officals. work. No appointment for this position has about alumni in the hopes an alumni systems throughout the country. Members reading the advertisements in the makes for any occasion. The foundation has been in existence for 12 been made. Since all cheese is made from milk (mostly cow’s newsletter^y be started soon. of the Manchester/South Windsor league Evening Herald. milk, whole or partly skimmed), it’s a top source of pro* years, but has been a passive organization; Active solicitation will include a ^ o d p ; A dwisioir to go ahead on a major fund­ tein and calcium — with other vitamins and minerals. Now the foundation is being revitalized as new known as "Friends of MCC" as well as an ef­ raising campaign may be imminent. A pound of cheese goes a long way for main dishes, funds are sought. fort to raise money through major cor­ Funds obtained by the foundation will snacks, sandwiches, side dishes, desserts. Or you can An executive board has been formed to porations and organizations. Boating course planned quickly cube it for the hors d’oeuvres tray . . . or slice provide scholarships, student loans, emergen­ it to brighten up a buffet. And extra pieces of natural oversee the foundation, headed by Dr, Donald Both Vincent and Chuck Plese, MCC public cy grants-in-aid, special events," equipment, cheese can be shredded for tasty toppings or sauces. Morrison, a local obstetrican long active in relations spokesman, feel that there is a HARTFORD - Flotilla 21-1, United successful completion of the course, facilities, and other expenses which can not be States Coast Guard Auxiliary, Hartford, public support. strong alumni base and the time is right for met with tax dollars. students will receive Certificates of will present a Boating Skills and Former MCC Academic Dean, Robert Fenn. such a move in the area of seeking funds. While state funding has increased annually, Achievement which may entitle boat cheese for Everyday and Everybody Seamanship course on Monday evenings, James Nakos, chairman of the regional ad­ Plese said the friends of MCC will be inflation, salary increases and eriergy costs owners to discounts on marine insurance. when it comes to taste, a sharp, pungent cheese — visory board for MCC. and MCC President developed from alumni and from others who from 7:30 to 9:30 p.m., at the Hartford Ar­ much like a heady, aged wine — is a great gustatory have soared well above incoming funds. While the course will be free, there will experience once in a vvbile. But a steady diet of palate- William Vincent will also serve on the com­ have benefited directly or indirectly from mory, beginning Feb. 2. The college foundation drive will also be be a nominal charge for bookg and shocking flavors can tire even the greatest connoisseur. mittee. college services. The 10-lesson course will cover basic combined with vigorous appeals for federal materials. As space is limited, a^ance That’s why mild, all-purpose natural cheeses can be There is some indication that the board may Plese pointed out there are currently 300 grants. boating skills, including: boat handling, served as everyday cheeses. They satisfy your hunger navigation, rules of the road, boating safe­ registration is recommended. Cal] 523- for voriety in cheeses, serve you in many ways os you ty, and marine communications. Upon 4453 daily, from 6 p.m. to 9 p.m. cook, sustain the snookers in a family, and appeal uni­ versally to adults and children, to sophisticated and Building panel changes simple tastes. Among today’s cheese favorites are: Solon seeks data • Mellow Monterey Jack — A mild cheese with a oaims. growing popularity due to a creamy white color, whole­ plan for MHS elevator on road funding some flavor, and soft and moist texture that is great for QRHMUXPBaeS-vlRUCK SALVA P snacking and cooking. Monterey Jack takes its name from MANCHESTER— The choosing a method to cor­ The project is funded 6 Monterey, California, where it was first made by monks, Building Committee rect the roof, particularly with $1.9 million in state MANCHESTER— Republican Carl Zinsser and it’s a good example of an American-made natural relocated the elevator in the portion over the swim­ aid. The General Assembly requested recently information on the availability of soneOiKsTA/miii cheese carrying traditional tastes into today’s kitchens. th e blueprints for ming pool. Kuehl said in is expected to vote on the Town Aid Road grants from the Department of VLL PEDDLED WITH A • Melting Mozzarella — A native Italian cheese fa­ renovations of Manchester coming meetings, and also bonding in June. Transportation. REAL 30 DAY ‘NO HARD miliar to all pizza and lasagna lovers. In the Old Coun­ High School at its meeting the type of windows to be Zinsser, freshman senator of the Fourth District, TIME’ MONEY BACK / try, It was first made from buffalo milk. Today, most CUARANTEE OF YOUR ( Italian-produced and popular American-made natural Tuesday night. installed. said in a press release the request came alter officials COMPLETE SA'nSFACTION. mozzarellas are cow's milk cheeses. During previous The committee's review Second plea of Hebron were concerned its $!>0,000 grant was not • Buttery Gouda — A familiar sight with its flat­ meetings relocating the will probably be finished in coming. tened wheel' shape and protective, distinctive red wax elevator, which will April or May, he said, and HARTFORD (UPI) - Zinsser added it was afraid the state is embarking on covering. The cheese originated in the Dutch town of provide second-floor the proj“ect let for bids in New Britain Police Capt. a piecemeal approach to state budget cutting. Gouda in the 13th century. Its color is creamy, its tex­ SOFAB0 / ture buttery, its flavor rich and mild. apcess for handicapped June. Work should begin in Edward J. Kilduff has During the hearing on Gov. William O'Neill’s pleaded innocent a second A • Smooth Muenster— Originally a German favorite, students, had been dis­ late July or August. The proposal to cut $23.8 million from the Urban Problems French and German muensters are pungent and sharp­ cussed. The committee dis­ renovations are expected time to perjury charges Grant program, legislators questioned what other tasting, while American and Danish muensters arc covered the original site in- to take about 20 months. stemming from a grand funds could be cut. • *nir«« difUrRnt ttyl«s in two smooth and mild. All muensters arc semi-soft, and they terferred with a second- The renovations should jury probe into city govern­ "The answer to that question was ominously pioco Horculon uphoittorod shred beautifully for cooking. ment corruption. soft from 0 shipmont rorout- • Mild Brick—Like Monterey Jack,brick is a native floor blower. cause less than a mill in­ vague," Zinsser said in the release. U.S. cheese. It was first made in The 18'70s in Wisconsin Kilduff entered the plea •d to ut whon a doolor could The elevator will be crease on idividual tax Zinsser hopes that DOT can.reassure communities not corn# up with tho coih on in the traditional bricklike shape that gives it its name, moved about 30 feet from payments. Interest Tuesday in Superior Court (he* promised road funds will be forthcoming. 0 C.O. D. invoico. Mod# to and it is one of the most popular all-purpose cheeses Thme entreei are naturah to fix with mild cheetei. Clockwite from the right: the original plan. payments for the 20-year and also asked Judge Brian •^1 0* 33 19.95 to $4 l ‘t.95, our prlcoi.$ 188.80 to $248.80 oor »ot, or about 40% for slicing, snacking and cooking. According to Donald bond are expected to hike O'Neill to postpone his OFF tho rogulor rotoili. All firtt quolity ond guorontood to pfooio or your tnonoy bibock. • Nutlike Swiss — A perennial favorite, this flavor­ Monterey Jack Filled Beef Rolh; Petite Salmon Soufflet; Primavera Squarei. case for two months so he ful cheese with its distinctive holes (which develop dur­ Kuehl. building committee the total cost to $9.7 N can prepare his defense. ing the ripening period) came to us first from Switzer­ member, the committee is million. Comploto 2 Spookor land. It is now made in America — milder, but wildly beginning the layout kit« containing tho popular. PRIMAVERA SQUARES MONTEREY JACK PETITE SALMON SOUFFLES review for the JS.S .million AimSfMtMER^' ' louvorod gridt, tho ol high school renovations. nocoiMry connection wire ond mounting bolti. Will fit both foreign ond domettlb Natural Cheese in Your Kitchen 8 ozs. fettuccine noodles, cooked, drained FILLED BEEF ROLLS 1 16-oz. can salmon, drained, flaked core. Theie kite were told to u i when the cor builnost ilowed down. Severol For centuries, mild natural cheese has been the Changing the elevator loca­ typei In round and oval design ot our low $ 10.90 to $ 12.90 per complete kit. AUTO REPAIRS creative cook’s great, good friend. It adds, and can be 1 cup (4 ozs.) shredded Casino brand 1/4 cup finely chopped green pepper tion is one of several possi­ 1-1/2 lbs. ground beef ble minor alterations. the lole source of, protein in main dishes. It enhances, natural mozzarella cheese 2 tablespoons lemon juice W l SIRVICB ALL but never overwhelms, the flavors of other ingredients Kuehl said. But he does not w e ’v e e 1/4 cup dry bread crumbs 6 English muffins, split QINIRAL MOTOR General Fleciric Foctory Ser. and its own flavor is heightened by melting. 1/4 cup (1 oz.) Kraft grated parmesan anticipate any major "Nem# ol Mr. OeedwreAcA ' viced ond Guoronteed Clock CARS AND TRUCKS The variety of cheese recipes is vast — and exciting. cheese 2 tablespoons Kraft barbecue sauce 'hanges in the plan sub- g o t yo u r €U CI tM ilC S Radios and Tope Recorders. Say cheese and think of soups, salads, sauces, souffles, Exompjes: AM Clock Radio Cube, their $22.95 OUR $ I4.W; Electronic main dishes, side dishes, desserts, and snacks. And new, 2 eggs, slightly beaten 1 egg miltrt by the architectual Digital Clock Rodio with Snooi-Alorm, their $48.95 OUR $ K .7 0 ; Minioture 2 tablespoons margarine Dash of paprika firm ol Russell, Gibson and stimulating recipes are being developed all the time 1/2 teaspoon salt 1/2 teaspoon salt • ALL MECHANICAL URAIM Personal Cossette loot Recorder with built-in microphone and Pause switch, using cheese. From the Kraft Kitchens comes this trio 3 tablespoons Hour 3 eggs, separated Von Bohlen, number their $54.95 OUR $38.90. Free 90 doy GE service anywhere in the U.S.A • COMPLEn COIUSION REPAIHS of tantalizing recipes using Casino brand mild, natural 1/4 teaspoon basil 1 cup milk 1 cup (4 ozs.) shredded The committee will be cheeses. Dash of garlic powder • lElUILT AUTOMATIC TRANOMIStlOllt Try Primavera Squares for a creative variation 011 1/2 teaspoon salt Casino brand natural You want auto,homeowners insurance that s comprehen­ Fine grade EXTRA FIRM 1 cup (4 ozs.) shredded Casino brand , sive. from a company and an agency you can count on • AUTO PAINTHM 2-Piece Sett in Twin and the Italian theme — naked fettuccine and mozzarella, Dash of pepper Swiss cheese r^W^RTTUB"! when you have a claim And you want all this at a reason­ — Full Sizes. Eoch quality cut in squares and topped with Italian sausage and a natural Monterey Jack cheese able price. • CHAROE WITH MASTER CNAROE colorful garden array of vegetables. msmsmset hot solid foam foundotlon and quilted inner spring mattress. Mattress hot 1/4 cup dry bread crumbs Combine salmon, green pepper and lemon juice; • 14 HOUR WlfECKER SERVICE rope edge, built up borders and heavy grade longJosting ticking.Foundation Monterey Jack Filled Ifeef Rolls combine ground 1/2 lb. Italian sausage, cooked, cut info beef with a rich natural cheese filling, rolled up like 2 tablespoons freeze-dried chives divide mixture evenly over inulfin jialves. We can fill the bill by placing your in­ it wooo reinforced ond matched ticking. Mode to tell for more tnon twice our 1/2-inch slices paltr/>rlces. Example: Twin Set, their 0 3 9 .9 0 OUR $99.90 per set; Full a jelly roll, then sliced and baked in savory pinwneels. surance with Great American So we re 1 cup mushroom quarters 2 tablespoons water Make a white sauce with margarine, llonr, milk and giving you our number Size Set, Their $279.90 OUR $ 119.90 per set. Guoronteed to please. And for a quick, deliciously different supper, make Petite Salmon SoufflAs — salmon-topped English muf- 1 cup broccoli flowerets seasonings; remove from heat. Add small amount of Ans, crowned by a mild, natural Swiss cheese-enriched Combine meat, bread crumbs, barbecue sauce, sauce to slightly beaten egg yolks, return to sauce Callus CARTER TNPeBTcMf^.ifPiierrissueeTiiaNnipie souffle and baked to a crusty golden perfection. 1 cup cherry tomato halves egg and salt; mix well. Pat meat mixture into mixture in pan. Cook, stirring constantly, until Cooking with cheese is u grand culinary adventure, 2 tablespoons Parkay margarine V 06 S, JhcKrrSy svsm >^j'XoQLdcm , yours for the doing in your Icitcheii. You begin with 14 X 8-inch rectangle on aluminum foil or thickened. Cool, stir in cheese; fold into stiffly Nom ood mild cheese, u unique recipe and a few helpful waxed paper. beaten egg whites. Divide mixture evenly oxer sal­ yioop sro¥cs,-rMH mms, cmi^ H o fie RInis. You'll find out more in a free booklet highlighting Combii^ doodles, cheese, eggs and season­ Probate Court is optn for additinnal natural cheese recipes. Just send your name mon-topped muffin halves. Sprinkle with additional AUrO RtPAIR tythini wilki « ings. Pour mixture into a greased 8-inch Combine cheese, bread crumbs, chives and conferences with the 1^ 0. I SO DAY MfrHAOO CORNER OF HARTFORD RD. and address to: paprika. Bake at 375°, 20 to 25 minutes, or until from 6:30 P.M. to 8 ^ CLARKE baking pan. Bake at 350°, 20 minutes. water; pat over meat mixture. Roll up jellyroll INSIHUNCE AQEIICY 1220 MAIN 8T. golden brown. 6 servings on Thursday nights. ORm iflNE ST„ MANCHESTER CASINO Cheese Recipes fashion, starting at narrow end. Chil| several MANCHISTER P.O.Box 841 polntments suggestei Sautd m ^t and vegetables in margarine. hours or overnight. Slice meat mixture into 6 Variation: 2 cups chopped, cooked chicken or 2 Nigbt telephone number 237 E. Center St. T E L 040-0404 o m t o m y : South Holland, IL 60473 647-8W. TNWISBITItttI Allow six to eight weeks for delivery. Offer good while Cut iiot^cs into squares and serve with hot servings. Bake in shallow pan at 350°, 25 to 6-1/2-oz. cans of tuna, drained, fl:\kcd 6 4 3 - 1 1 1 * supplies last. meat and vegetables. 6 servings 30 minutes or until done. 6 servings may he substituted for salmon. William E.. FitzGerald OMflUAUTY WMCtlAWS FR IM T1M Judge of Probate SATIRBIYIIftB SSinttBBSunit J 4 t i J I L _ 14 - EVENING HERALD, Wed., Jan. 21, 1981

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A look at Mix graham -cracker Remove cake from oven. Chicken Legs' ,b 79* CALIFORNIA-JUICY SWEET CHIQUITAORDOLE the history of food and Kahn’s Meat Franks eating.” crumbs with cinnamon. Decorate with whipped FRESH-U S 0 A INSPECTED A&P Coat bottom and sides of 9- cream, if desired. 449 Navel Oranges Yellow Bananas — "Can smart shopping & GREAT BUYS FOR YOUR HOME! Chicken Breasts Ib I Meat Franks inch well-buttered This kitchen-tested really save my family springform pan with recipe makes 9-inch cake. money? A tour of super­ STORE SLICED market and other places MINTY FRESH we get food.” r Cooked Ham MM — "Will spinach make Scope Mouthwash me stronger? All about you 2 5 % OFF i ENERGY SAVINGS! Cottage cheese and the food you eat.” ?*q OFF CALIFORNIA- BUTTERY In S tores 0 3 9 ^ U S NO 1 JUMBO RED 1 9 9 — ” Do kids in other I t i r m b # ^ * n o m o b e I W ith Dell Large Avocados 3 1°. 1 Delicious Apples >b-r»b 4 9 24-02 I countries eat like me? ^ SUPERIOR Eleetrie survey results FRESH SWEET JUICV TANUY ^ ■ b tl What people grow and eat 32.0Z. Furnlturis Golden Carrots big 5 9 * Large Lemons 610. 9 9 around the world.” Reilnlsher Quartz Heater ^ LONGGREEN — "Will cows give Om i ln8torNWIIhD«ll Our „ 1 ,1 I Roirscfabls A survey of cottage about 472 milligrams per 4 chocolate milk in the R a g . 10.99 matzTs...... 29.97 PICKLE > PIMENTO. OLIVE OR ITALIAN Cucumbers 4 10, *1 Green Cabbage 99* cheese published by li e oz. of cottage cheese. REGULAR OR MINT-FLUORIOE Knife MADE FRE£H OAlLY-CRlSP flP M JUIC YW ESTERN 6 4-02 4 19 future? How food will IrMtant h9ail P9alunw 360* 9tl9ly Connecticut Agricultural Tobin's Loaves Twin lub« I Nineteen rfeotta cheese Celery Hearts SiBik Crest Toothpaste change in the years lltHMr 9«ritolt, UghM ontoH htdloator TOBIN S-MOTHER GOOSE 08 AnjouorBosePears .»59 Cuiu m uniTiniLiea ocr.m a b no nije "•9 3.29 2 . 4 3 Experiment Station in New samples were also tested. SKIN CONDITIONER REGULAROR UNSCENTED « ^ a and hid>iw>ty hitt^. ISOBO SWEET SUN RICH OR iMPORTEDFROMCMILE ahead.” Haven shows that four- Only nine of the samples Liverwurst 150/ Wondra Lotion '."oSf 1^* — “What are some good A&P Raisins pkq 1 Sweet Nectarines .b99 fifths of 141 samples were remained of acceptable SUPER SPRAY OR ANTI PERSPIRANT 4 OZ OR SOLID 2 -0 ^ - « foods I can grow? Easy of acceptable quality on the l i j r m b u ’B ROBERTSHAW Automatic quality to the date stamped Resh Cole Slaw y o Secret b g ic i uDeodorant e u u u i each I steps for starting your own last date of sale stam p^ NEW YORKER-STORE SLICED on the carton. The sodium INSTANT _ _ A . . . CHEE t0 5 « 0 2 BAGOB OILYOILY OB OR NORMAL NORMAL TO TO DRY DRY . . garden.’’ 8at*Back Thermoetit on the carton. The tests content averaged 246 o u ------11-0/ 499 High w Low Gloss American Cheese EightO ClockCoffee 3®* Fritos Corn Chips 'b°,'8 9 Pert Shampoo btl I — “Food and fun.” Our were made'by the Experi­ grams per 4 ounces. No Many nutritionists hope H9S.3a4l. 24.76 ^ G A R ISO Z O flPEA NUTBUTIERte-O Z BOX OATMEAL CHOC CHIP DOUBLE CHOC CHIP IT OZ . « a ment Station and the State large differences were to see the government 2“' 349 2 . 4 3 S9«M Iu9t. lnipro«99 oomlotli Turn# Dept, of Agriculture. ANN PAGE-QUARTERS Duncan HinesCookieMix 9 9 Duncan HinesCookieMix 1 ** * ------FnO/ENlAPI7;'FRIA 3.44 found in the caloric content iM a l oNoli M p r*4.t H in t. viftH. you r e a l l y FINE Vafcgfc GRAPE ORANGE OR TflOPlCAl PUNCH prepare similar ■ The caloric content of am MMy or t tiaap. I m MI s a ta iiy l of whole milk and part Ann Page Mayonnaise T 1®* Ann Page Drinks “bS' 79 * publications for adults as a the samples averaged over skim milk ricotta. M a rg arin e Cheese Pizza way of initiating them Into SSSP 90 percent of the amount Few yeasts, molds .and the wonders of nutrition. giAr claimed. The lowfat bacteria were found in the CteanUpl January ‘‘IM iite” Sale StochUpl So you’re still wondering FROST KINO Ho i Weter samples generally con­ samples of cottage cheese about prehistoric kids and InKuiation BlaiAet .-O EELABEL _ _ ^ DECORATED two PLY ^ ^ tained more fat than or ricotta. 2 = 8 9 * bugs? The book informs us s a v e ^ v er_w claimed on the labels, but Comet Cleanser 31*." * 1 Coronet Napkins “ ®* Copies of a 16-page 6 9 * that insects were a favorite nli).iiM.,.... . 12.76 the amounts did not exceed FOR THE LAUNDRY 6< 02 CONI FACIAL IWOPLY 5.88 booklet describing the food thousands of years e u r e k a federal regulations of Vk-2 testing and the results by Downy Fabric Softener 1” Scotties Tissues Fll9 up IQ 60 M lion tank. Maatwaa r 5 9 _ , ago. 48x75 . complala with tapt (or aaay RICH IN VITAMIN C Upright Vacuum percent fat. Although the brand name are available ALLPURTOSE BATHROOMALIOCI ROLL ONE PLY ANNPAGEFROZEN "In fact," it notes, with Tools in a u lla tk m . F i x gaa o r alactrte. level of fat was higher than free from Publications, A&P Orange Juice iiSi 1 ** Mr. Clean Cleaner I*® Charmin Tissue 'pl°g" 9 9 * Mini-Cheese Pizza “prehistoric people liked claimed, the average PARMESAN0RPARMESAN4R0MAN080Z CONT The Connecticut W R K S IN T h e DRYER SH EETS ZOCT BOX PERSONAL SIZE 9* OFF LABEL the taste of some insects so number of calories was Agricultural Experiment Ann Page Grated Cheese 1” Bounce Fabric Softener 1®® Ivory Bar Soap ’pig'' 6 9 * A&P Orange Juice 6 9 * well that a few kinds were 56.40 •woe Hast FImlw * > • 9 9 .9 * 0 .4 3 less than claimed. Station, P.O. Box 1106, CHEESE A&P 9Mst9.0.rSts9J9 . 4.98 ^ ^ ^ NIBLBTSCORN-SWEET p e a s l e a f SPINACH f r o z e n , ^ ^ almost wiped out. And Out B.9- W *4 MuaF The protein content of 28 New Haven CT 06.504 ALL TEMPERATURE Ann Page Baby Gouda X' 1^* LiquidI Bleach «.;.bb 59* Detergent ‘l». 3*® GreenGiant V«qefB^l 'phg' 6 9 ^ even today, many people in •MSlMOCMhaaOrytr . . . of the 141 samples was less India and Africa still eat . H9M6a«9r,Ot.KtsU9------.,4.44 than 90 percent of the label _ ICE CREAM NOVELTIES . BS'S-S* Exclusively yours Cottage Cheese 'l‘oSi 8 9 * Bounty Paper - I . TOOL, V A . 2®* Ann Page Dream Bars ’5V1 ” certain kinds of insects.” j «om»T STUFF ktaloftiw 6lW9iit jy^^-Handle claiin, with the lowest “What’s to Eat?” can be tJB s s s . ncan-. l6iitK.TSb9tai “ •iwnior amount being about three How well Informed we purchased for 84.50 a copy quarters of the label claim, are of the activities in Prestone II *1406 01 Anti-Freeze from the Superintendent of am I i •FflOSTKSM1sn.a66H, . . . the protein content of 9 of Washington that have DEL MONTE RDUND-nP Documents, U.S. Govern­ Ft99S«Sit99Mao,owSas6Jr.... 4 .H ?*’■ ®-43 the 141 samples was at meaning to Manchester T.HooSf* Yoijf F.ivontf? f*c” FM(U,eJ"'"'P«'9d BUY ONE- ment Printing Office, •woNoewraisateM least 10 percent higher depends on our Washington Poiichos yB*' Fruit Drink GET ONE Washington, D.C. 20402. wWief than claimed, with the news sources. Every week Owltas.4.16...... highest being 120 percent your Evening Hkald gives Boiins 2 79^ Fruit Co(;kt;iil 89'^ w wi>( w* « WiWM •FuniaiMFSMra. **’•*?’'*** ** ********" I** "*’4»*>4M»tw.W<8IOWB I A24) Dick Cavett Show (40) Love Boal-PoHca Woman (111 SportsCenter plus a touch of cream 9:00 <27( Raya's Syndrome: The Child Love Boat -'A Friendly Little Game' You Moiror Hod It So Frmmht (101 Festival Of Faith KillerHostedbyBobRyan. formerly cheese. These should melt WHIP A woman is unaware that her hus­ Wild Kingdom (8) (4ft Taxi The cabbies simply Food Mart's Product Dapartmant carriaa tha largaat aalac- of the Today Show, this program band is paymgforlheirtripby cheat­ someohe’s he^rt on St. (22 News adore life at the garage as long as lion of fraah graana in tha araa. Ail as frash as can ba • coma 32 02. JAR lakes a close look at a mysterious ing at cards. Police In today and choose your favorite collard greens • (24) in Performance Latka keeps them supplied withhis Valentine’s Day. 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"They only put out funny things Manned space veriturebeginsin the 3) News, Weather “We can’t very well hold it with­ cheese together until INDIAN RIVER FLORIDA (4ft TIcTac Dough school essay. Arnold depicts his hope of exploring Jupiter, but en- carried a front-page story Tuesday when they work with other people’s out him. can we," he said. creamy. Blend in vanilla. 8:00 adoplive father in such glowing (5) Movie -(Drama) •••• “ Tha route, a computertakesover, killing Mark” 1961 Rod Steiger. Stuart W HITE i 2 ' (3) Enos Catherine Bach guest terms that a fellow classmate and with a headline proclaiming: material.” Sift together flour and salt. several astronauts. (2 hrs., 19 Whitman. An emotionally broken stars in her role as Daisy Duke when foster child asks him to have Mr "Reagan Missing — Feard Lost.” The Crimson, Harvard’s daily 16 OZ. CANS mins.) sex criminal, who has served time, In-service days Add to creamed mixture, GRAPEFRUIT 3 2 size ^ Enos and Turk lake on a super- Drummondadopthim,too (Closed- Captioned. U .S.A ) l2Sl(22)(9!> Tha Tonight Show BesI now wants to make a new start. (3 The phony edition, published by the campus newspaper, did not publish mixing well. Stir in oats. mternationnl lewel thief known as ANDOVER—The Board of Ekluca- BY THE CASE *7.99 18 OZ. PKG. ■ REG. OR THIN 30' O FF LABEL hrs . 2 mins.) Harvard Lampoon, the campus because of exams. Chill dough about 1 hour. 20 OZ. CONCENTRATED 01 Joe Franklin Show tion approved four additional inser­ humor magazine, brought a rash of The prank story, designed to coin­ Roll out on lightly CALIFORNIA Mueller’S Spaghetti ^ Milk Mate CONTAINER Sta-Puf 64 OZ. b o t t l e (14) Movie-(Romance) ** "Whan vice days for the remainder of the 59 M .09 M .79 Tima Ran Out” 1980 Jacqueline calls to the Crimson office from con­ cide with Ronald Reagan's inaugura­ floured board or canvas to 9 OZ. PKG. YELLOW • DEVILS OR WHITE 64 dZ. BOTTLE ■ RED ARM 8 HAMMER Bisset. Paul Newman. A chic public cerned readers within an hour after school year. They are Jan. 27, Feb. tion, said, "Reagan was fast seen at one-fourth-inch thickness. Fresh Broccoli 84 OZ. PKG ■ll'!:*la relations woman goes to Ihe South the spoof hit the streets, a Crimson 11:30 p.m. Monday night at a 23, March 28 and 4pril 7. School will Cut with floured two and Jiffy Cake Mixes 3 foI 1. Hawaiian Punch M .09 Baking Soda M .39 W e d n e sd a y Pacifictooverseetheopeningofthe be dismissed at 1 p.m. on those days. ultimate vacation hideaway. (Rated spokesman said. pre-inaugural ball.” one-half-inch heart-shaped m LARGE PG)(109mins.) "We fooled quite a few people,” It said his disappearance had cutter. Place on ungreased BUNCH CONTADINA Sonny Shroyet (foreground) 22) Get Smart said Lampoon Editor Roger Ullman. Air quality report POOD CLUB DOWNY stars in ENOS, the one-hour 2:05 "triggered one of the largest cookie sheets. Press with U.S. NO 1 RUSSET • DIET PAK VIVA But Crimson President Robert LB. drama series whicti will be 31 Moment Of Meditation manhunts since World War If” and HARTFORD (UPI) - The state thumb to make indentation 2:19 Boorstin was not amused. BAKING POTATOES BAG FRUIT TOMATO Fabric broadcast Wednesday, quoted "an anonymous spokesman" Department of Environmental in center of each cookie; NAPKINS '4ft USAFRaiigioutlilm “It is about the funniest thing as saying Tuesday's swearing-in CALIFORNIA January 21 on CBS-TV. 2:30 Protection forecasts moderate air fill with a scant one-half 1 LB. COCKTAIL PASTE Softener COLOR or WHITE '2Z Laurel And Hardy they've put out in 10 years,” sniffed PKG. Shroyer portrays Ihe popular ceremonies had been oostponed in­ quality across Connecticut for today. teaspoon strawberry SWEET CARROTS 17 OZ. C A N 6 OZ. CAN 64 OZ. B O TTL E _____ 140 COUNT PKG. deputy frpm Hazzard County 3:00 01 Movie-(Drama)** "Kelly and preserves. Bake in FRESH ('The Dukes ot Hazzard') who Me” 1957 Van Johnson. 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NEW ENGLAND SOY DAIRY PLAIN OR lODIZ^ TOPCO HEAVY DUTY l i q u id • LAUNDRY* ly. Capt. Dempsey and Lt. 26 OZ. 4:00 Hi! First bit of news is to by beginners’ and ad­ We extend our sincere 50 COUNT Broggi. TOFU BEAN CURD 1 LB PKG 89« Morton Salt CONTAINER 84 OZ. BO TTLE | e O w 22' News sincerely thank Bill Hale of vanced square dancing condolences to the family Perfect 4 pof1. Sugar Twin PACKAGE 49^ Detergent 1 •'I tK LISIIMG5 ton C'ACI HUE 4:30 4•’ DECORATIVE CLAY POTS 22) 22 Alive Heritage Savings and Ed here at our center. You’re of Glen B. Gibbs who 5:00 Bushnell for donating ASSORTED PLANTS e a ®1.39 welcome to attend either passed away this weekend. EXCEPT BERLIN AND ROCKY HU.L U.S.D.A. CHOICE BEEP 0/ Prayer thousands of feet of lumber or both classes. This past Friday we had l a r g e m e a t y 5:04 » party DUE TO OUR FRESHNESS POLICY USDA 0' News to us. Also Joe O. wishes to Tomorrow for our Fun 10 tables for our setback SOME ITEMS NOT AVAILABLE TIL TUES. thank all the 30 some Day a representative from games with the following Boneless CHOICE ROASTING senior volunteers who real­ Northeast Utilities will be winners: Merle Dewart, The ly worked harder knocking coming down to our center 13S; Ed Hindle, 134; Rene Power Behind entree FROZEN FAVORITE8I Top or Bottom DRUMSTICKS out the lumber than they with a movie titled Maire, 133; Susan Horvath, have since they retired. I “ Yankee Calling” which 128; Marge Reed, 125; The Throne Beef stroganoff is a La PIzzarla Nu Form TV tomorrow wish to also thank the points out the contributions Dom Anastasia, 124; Ann favorite dish of cooking members of our local Park to industry and show how Fisher, 124; Arthur Bouf- students, according to CHEESE ICE Round Roast LB. Department who pitched Connecticut has had more fard, 123; Frances members of the Associa­ MILK r i ^ t in to help us move the inventors than any other Hollister, 120; Bob tion of (kwking Schools. PIZZA MORNING ASSORTED FLAVORS * MEW YORK STYLE DELII^ 01 (22) Phil Donahue Show 97) In-School Programming ' 5 1 Woody Woodpecker ' lumber from the store and state in the Union. They S ch u b ert, 119; Renie And restaurant owners say 5:00 0} Joe Franklin Show 10% OZ. PKG. V2 GAL CARTON 0) News (61(40 General Hospital to stack it in our center. If stroganoff if very popular Carando Super Solo! 2ft Celebration Of The Eucharist also will be showing ways Higbie, 116. • 1 . AFTERNOON (0) Bonanza 5:30 <241 Sasama Street we bad to pay for all we “ A POWERHOUSE with customers of all ages. 1C (ill NCAA Basketball (Mon) to save energy in your On Monday we had a A.C. ' 01 Daniel Boone 3ft Hour Magazine 12:00 U.S D A. CHOICE BEEF BONELESS B.C. <31(8l(9J News 10) Various Programming have, it would certainly home and will also have large turnout for our O F A HUM... This stroganoff recipe ^ Colonial ^ 5:45 '3ft Richard Simmons Show GENOA h a r d 51 New Zoo Revue * (18) Living Faith 9ft (22) (3ft Texas cost a small fortune and "energy saver” kits to dis­ pinochle games and the AMn WurpMW Hr iMiSn^ andldwi makes a perfect addition to Rump Roast or ROUND TIP LB S 2 .1 9 '4ft Richard Simmons Show (Exc. 9497) Watch Your Mouth ItortfwgfHMl MngMndtrMor.' TOP FROST Fully Cooked SALAMI 5:54 Tua.) 9ft ^ Oft Card Sharks party menus. H e dish uses U.S.D.A CHOICE BEEF BONELESS SALAMI '381 Ghost And Mra. Muir therefore we are indeed tribute. lucky -winners were: '3ft Morning Prayer 9:15 9ft Various Programming (Exc. ROUND WAFFLES 12 OZ. PKG. 5 9 « C tA a lre TOP ROUND r o u n d t i p STORE SLICED 3:30 grateful and once again it tomatoes, cornstarch for W i C a l V d or ROUND CUBE STORE SLICED 5:55 97< A.M. 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AVAILABLE AT FOOD MART NOWI An Exciting New Eating Experience 11:00 Coltey will call the square class has started. It will be (a) Pueblo (b) Boulder (c) Den­ HEALTH 8 BEAUTY AIDEI <5) Woody Woodpockar 3) Maude (51 Abbott And Coalallo Cartoon 6:16 Remove meat. (^111 NCAA Baakalball(Exc. Thur.. <10) Harmano Pablo dancing and our good held on Monday and ver GREAT MOMENTS OF MUSIC 5) Midday (11) Tannla: Highlights Of Chlquita STARRING Frl.) Cup (Mon.) 5:30 Add mushrooms, onion LIstorIno 8) (4ft Love Boat friends, Anita and Russ Wednesday mornings at 9 3. True or (alae; There are WALDBAUM'S • YELLOW or WHITE ARTHUR FIEDLER 4 THE BOSTON POPS WHCHT WATCHERS Colgate <3) BarneyMHIar (3® Porky Pig-Bugs Bunny 0) Straight Talk (10) Domata White, will teach the round a.m. If you have signed up more federally employed and garlic. Saute 5 minutes 16 OZ. A NEW 8TE REO SPECIAL A 8:30 9ft Various Programming '01 M.A.B.H. AMERICAN SINGLES PKG. Antiseptic 'll) NCAABatkatbail(Exc.Thur.) dancing. Refreshments barbers than beauticians. or until tender. *1.59 IP RECORD OFFER ^ REQPE CARDS Toothpaste <51 Gliligan's Island 2ft (22) (3ft Wheal Of Fortune 97) Maggie And The Beautiful (141 Movla(Frl.) and are Interested, make EVERY WEEK VOl, 1 • (10) Or. Qana Scott On Habrawa Add tomatoes, salt and WALDBAUM'S WHIPPED Mouthwash <01 Various Programming 3ft Don Lana Show MacMna will be served and sure you bring your chair IjKe OU) 15* OFF LABEL 9ft 3-2-1 Contact '24 TV Community Coiiaga 11:30 (30) You Bat Your Life everyone is welcome. ANSWERS pepper. Simmer 10 CREAM CHEESE 12 OZ. CONTAINER 99* FREE .. QUART BOTTLE 5 OZ. TU BE <3ft Cartoons 2:56 (27) Electric Company to the center so that we 8*»ow minutes. 9:00 '201(22100 PaaawordPlus (01(40 FYI (30 Lottery Show (Thur.) By the way, on Tuesday may examine it and order BREAKSTONE ■ REG. ot CALIFORNIA STYLE - ‘ 31 Tom And Jerry <40 Newt suspimsaq n Stir together cornstarch c a d 9ft Praaldant's Inauguration 3:00 mornings we have the cane for it. Be sure to V 'K. '51 Brady Bunch 5:36 :sjaqjsq pt - » im '9 o '3 q I COTTAGE CHEESE 89' (Tua.) (3) Guiding Light beginners’ round dancing tag your name and phone TMESsq and wine until smooth. Stir W ITH . - '3ft Movie Conllnuaa (Thur.) into tomato mixture. KRAFT NATURAL . ______PURCHASE OF REG., OILY or BALSAM PROTEIN Stirring constantly, bring SWISS SLICES 12 0Z PKG *1.99 DBCKN0.1 I AGREE SHAMPOO BOmE ®1.79 Elderly menus listed to boil over medium heat. ASSORTED FLAVORS _ $ 4 4 9 PROTEIN. REG-. OILY. EX, BODY ■ 12 OZ. BOTTLE Boil 1 minute. LA YOGURT 6 0Z. CUP 3 f 0 R ® 1 . ■■ i AGREE CREME RINSE *1.49 MANCHESTER - margarine, skim milk, Friday: Breaded baked Remove from beat. Stir HOOD'S P E R D E C K Ask Kleiner Menus which will be in sour cream and parsley. coffee or tea. fish, cole slaw, potato STIR GRAPEFRWr JUICE CONTAINER *1.19 1 2 D E C K S NYQUIL M^ONE 8 0Z. B0TTLE*1.99 served Jan. 26-30 at Thursday: Roast turkey, puffs, peas, cocktail sauce, Add meat. . This kitchen-tested PARTY SNACKS IN W ll« or CREAM SAUCE _ _ I N A L L " 10 COUNT PKG. . ______Mayfair and Westhill candled sweet potatoes, rice pudding, bread, CRAZY recipe makes 6 to 8 ser- VITA HERRING i z o z j a r *1.95 BUY A DECK A WEEK ON SALE NOW! CONTACT CAPSULES D **•**'' • be» on this. I say that Gardens to Manchester mixed vegetables, whole margarine, skim milk, *1.39 vins. Barbn S tr a ti^ haa a tog by Elliett Gould. My sister says do residents 60 or older, are cranberry sauce, peaches, coffee or tea. Could you fettle tbit? UNSIGNED, Muucy Pa ^ i K ..,., , ------( f t , in as follows: Monday: breads margarine, skim Jaron Gm M is the youngster's name, and Birbra is a devot­ The menu is subject to CastvUle,Mo. First on Iran ed and loving mother. Chicken vegetable soup, milk, coffee or tea. change. WALT DISNEY l^iVM RS.FILBIRT'S'l^ You shouldn't have trouble finding these excellent chili con carni, rice, tq ss^ ORODUCTIONS Nationally syndicated OAINES '!« MiAOARjT'TJ""'"’ '!!” "” !' QLAD I- KEEBLER •!! H a l l f w X K r e w t e salad, dressing, apricots, columnist Jack Anderson I A m A L > ! ' T . ® * >"*"•»< WRAP COOKIES “ » “ ra 7 I have looked high and low in tbe libraries of tbo lia^^^'i^tot^ahSiM'h'^'iS!' ®**'*“““ Your bread, margarine, Skim was warning America that ! MAYONNAISE | 3 VARIETIES T r e ^ areag wHh at . lack. GARY 1 ONKEN, Trenton,X xcyHMs ni.j.N j ” milk, coffee or tea. Reunion set by veterans 5 POUND BAG 125 FOOT BONUS ROLL you to remember. That book was published by trouble was brewing in I QUART JAR ! 9 OZ. TO 12W OZ. PKG. Groaaet and . Tuesday: Raked chicken TICMNICOiO. Iran long before the For more information C lurpriaed (andod a_____ UtUe laddened) that your local libraries don’t with gravy, buttered MANCHESTER - A lunt tillid hostage crisis. Anderson’s n only »-*...... -* • - D E M DICK: I was tald that James Araess has two brolb- shells, beets, ice cream, World War II veterans of about the reunion or reports have long been far •1.69 I 79« IMeJiS; PKG. find co|M« anim tid I WITH THIS COUPON AT FOOD ^ 8 ^ I V sssiwjsrj^^of out^f:prrnt--s;i."Tb''ank.“ ro; margarine, bread, skim the "Old Reliahles” Ninth membership in this divi­ , ahead of other news ■ l^nT 0000 SUN.. JAN IB THR uflN lM I ! * aaUag. s G atUanagamal iS A T, JAN 24 LIMIT ONf BAO iftLlJuylr 1 1 I only know of one brother. The family name 'la Auniesa milk, coffee or tea. Infantry Division will hold sion, write to Dan Quinn, reports. His incisive |0N6 O)0P0N PfR CUSTOMER ■ ( Lllal a U Uie oiaesi (oom In, iw^o, ms W ^esday: Pork loaf, their annual reunion June national secretary, 412 > column appears dally as an broul^**twn .'O' :»**) Hla IP t u n m s to our CMtiomgf. m fMWvi the right to Hi brother, two years vounger, uses the name Peter Gravea - 25, 26 and 27 at the Dunfey Gregory Ave., PLEASE CAaTHEXTRE 4MtMioSBii04.etAnyHBmgicopiwfwrooihgrw(Mnotod. ltom$oHwdfottBHnofvbmnc«to*ot>o*loothPMOfMdgAMrto*whol>mir9,Notf»poft»W>ortypogfiph>c«lww» mashed potatoes, green PQRSggNTWES [ excluaive in your Evening you remember him from^'Mlaalon: Impotsible." . beans, appjpsauce, bread. Inn, Hyannis, Mass. Weehawken, N.J. 07087. ' Herald. 410 WEST MIDDLE TPKE. MANCHESTER 1 8 - EVENING HERALD. Wed.. Jari. 21, 1981 Creamy chowder, cheese biscuits chase chills EVENING HERALD. Wed.. Jan. 21, 1981 - 19 As food costs continue ment and frozen green 1 can (15% ounces) red Cheddar cheese their reientiess climb, few beans supply color, texture kidney beans, rinsed and Preheat oven to 425 Grasso meals are as welcome as and nutrients. All these are drained degrees F. Combine floor, Strict conservation homemade soup. !t’s filling quick additions, so the soup 1 package (9 dunces) baking powder, Italian and satisfying both will take only about a half frozen cut green beans seasoning and salt. Cut in undergoes emotionally and hour of preparation and cooked and drained butter until mixture suggested on water economically. cooking. Saute onion and .celery in resembles coarse cruml». You’ve heard of triple Cheesy Buttermilk butter in large saucepan Stir in buttermilk and HARTFORD (UPI) - En­ check on whether the state had therapy been salads and casseroles. Biscuits are an attractive until tender, about 5 cheese just until all in­ vironmental Protection Com­ adequate emergency supplies if the Why not soup? Triple bean accompaniment, since minutes. Stir in flour, gredients are moistened. CRCOG survey compares HARTFORD (UPI) - Former missioner Stanley Pac has called situation worsened. Chowder contains three of they’re light and fluffy, W orcestershire and Divide batter evenly for strict water conservation in Richard Woodhull, chief of the Gov. Ella Grasso, stricken by liver the beans often found in the dotted with tiny pools of seasonings until smooth. between 12 buttered IV4- Connecticut, warning shortages Water Supplies Section in the state and intestinal cancer, has undergone a fourth phase of chemotherapy at other popular dishes, along golden cheese. Remove from heat and inch muffin cups. (Cups could reach “emergency” propor­ Department of Health Services, gradually stir in milk and prices of Vernon homes Hartford Hospital. with other foods that make Yield: approx. S cu d s will be about % full). Bake tions statewide. said the seven communities had it a tempting combination. I'rlplr Bean Chowder condensed broth. Heat to 12 to 14 minutes or until VERNON — A survey conducted Information was obtained from the 13 towns above the region’s 267,700 “This is an emergency in which critical water supply problems and Doctors also tried a new in­ Garbanzo and kidney V4 cup (Vk stick) butter boiling, stirring constantly. golden and wooden pick in­ by the Capitol Region Council of Greater Hartford Board of Realtors median. individual actions can make the “spotty” shortages had occurred travenous medication in hopes that beans are both good, Vi cup chopped onion Boil and stir 1 minufe. Add serted in center comes out ciovemments, covering the months in 15 towns, from the North Central CRCOG officials said that the difference between slight in­ elsewhere. Mrs. Grasso, 61, could begin to eat economical sources of */i cup chopped celery beans; simmer, un­ clean. Let cool in pan 5 of April through June of 1978 through^ Connecticut Board of Realtors in five number of sales decreased In 1979 convenience and major disaster,” Woodhull and representatives of covered, 5 minutes, semi-solid foods again, hospital plant protein. Their value 6 tablespoons all-purpose minutes. Remove. Serve 1980, shows the average price of' towns and from the Commercial and 1980. In 1978 there were 1,260 Pac said Tuesday. “Every citizen the Departments of Environmental stirring occasionally. warm with butter and Tri­ spokesman James Battaglio said is enlunced when they're flour homes in Vernon increasing from Record in nine towns. homes sold in the three-month can make a significant contribution Protection and Public Utility Con­ 2 te a sp o o n s Serve with (?heesy Butter­ ple Bean Chowder. Yield: Tuesday. combined with animal pro­ 243,799 to 256,250 and in 1980 to 259,- The median sales price for single period; in 1979,1,182 and in 1980, 979 to water conservation efforts.”- trol and the Office of Policy and Worcestershire sauce milk Biscuits. 12 tein such as milk in the 900. The Vernon figures reflect a me­ family homes in the Capitol Region sales took place. “Long range weather forecasts Management said a packet on con­ "She hasn't been eating since she Vi teaspoon salt (Cheesy Bultermilk soup as well as the cheesd Bargain hunting dian Increase of 11 percent over the increased in both 1979 and IMO and The figures for other area towns in offer no significant relief,” said servation steps was being prepared had that reaction to the medication and butterm ilk in the Vi teaspoon paprika Biicuils three-year period! Many great bargains are the overall Increase in the three-year the region are; Andover, 236,571, Pac. for distribution. last Wednesday,” he said. "She’s just biscuits. V4 teaspoon pepper 2 cups all-purpose flour been drinking liquids. The medica­ 2 teaspoons baking to be found every day on period was 29 percent. 247,500 and 247,800; Bolton, 243,000, He said shortages in some "I think the important thing now There are, of course, Vi teaspoon garlic tion might enable her to accept foods powder the classified pages of your ORCOG officials said the months of In 1978, 13 of the 29 region towns 255,000 and 260,000; East Hartford, southwestern Connecticut towns is to push conservation in all ways other foods which increase powder had median sales prices above the 242,500, 257,487, and 257,500; were “near critical’’ and appropriate,” said 0PM represen­ a little better." 4 cups milk Vi teaspoon Italian Evening Herald. Reading April, May and June were used since the chowder’s appeal. they are recognized by area realtors 252,si0O regional median. In 1979 there Ellington, 245,000, 251,250, 261.450; recommended “maximum” con­ tative Horace Brown, who noted Onion and celery cook 1 can (10% ounces con- seasoning the classified is like Battaglio said the chemotherapy as the most active time for single were 16 towns in the region above the Glastonbury, 268,750, 280,556, and servation efforts. mandatory restrictions backed up gently in butter to add un­ oensed chicken broth V4 teaspoon salt • beating inflation single was also administered intravenously V4 cup (Vk stick) butter handedly. Smart shoppers family home sales. 257,500 median and in 1980 there were 285,000; Hebron, 245,850,252,500,267,- He advised restaurants to stop with fines had some impact in as were the second and third phases forgettable flavor while 1 can (15Vi ounces) gar­ Greenwich. IV4 cups buttermilk check Evening Herald 075; Manchester, 246,800, 255,577, automatically serving water to of the treatment. She took the first condensed chicken broth banzo beans, rinsed and 259,000; and South Windsor, ^5,000, patrons and urged residents to sub­ Lower than normal precipitation adds flavor and nourish­ drained 1 cup (4 oz.) shredded classifieds first. round of treatment in tablet form. Shuttle bus proposed 268,750, 371,000. stitute showers for baths and coupled with prolonged cold Her last treatment was administered VERNON — A survey may be con­ senior citizen centers and businekses CRCOG also put out a list of un­ reduce the number of times they temperatures that has turned Jan. 5. ducted in town to find out if there is in the area. employment figures for the Hartford flush toilets. reservoirs into ice and slowed the time*saving stew mix any interest in a shuttle bus proposal Frederick Thumm, senior planner area labor market for the three- Representatives of four state melting of snow have been blamed He said Mrs. Grasso remained in which was outlined in a proposed month period of September through agencies, in a meeting Tuesday, for the shorages. serious condition although her vital For generations, in all mix that eliminates pre­ Simmer, covered, 1 hour. Indian Curried Slew for the Greater Hartford Transit master plan of development for the District said he wants to find out November. The state rate varied lit­ promised to monitor supplies and Hardest hit has been the western signs were stable. countries,, stews were browning and contains Stir occasionally. Add sour 1 package 1 hour stew Rockville section of town. whether current transportation is tle with the figures being 5.8 percent, encourage conservation efforts to part of the state and restrictions on economical; they were basic stew seasonings plus cream. Heat through; do mix Francis Armentano,'assistant town adequate and how frequently 5.6 and back to 5.8. prevent seven Connecticut com­ water use have been imposed in Battaglio said Mrs. Grasso had not flavorful meals for very lit­ tenderizing the meat. not boil. This kitchen- 1 chicken (about 2Vk-3 lost a lot of weight since she was planner, has suggested a shuttle bus residents would use the proposed Other area towns and their figures munities from running out of water some communities in lower Fair- Try this for a Hungarian tested recipe makes 4-6 hospitalized Dec. 8 because “she’s tle money. pounds), cut up and skin system which would involve a bus are Andover, 6.4, 4.6, 5; Bolton, 3.9, over the next three months. field County. stew, an Irish stew or an servings. removed bus. getting quite a few calories in­ Although, often con­ traveling twice an hour swinging in a The agencies also agreed to Indian curry stew. 1% cups water Armentano feels that the bus route 4.8, 5.1; Coventry, 5, 3.5, 3.7; East Woodhull said Greenwich had the travenously and she’s not active. ” sidered peasants’ fare, circle along Grove Street, Route 30, Hartford, 5.4, 5.1, 5.4; Ellington, 3.8, collect data on the state’s overall stews are high on the list as Hungarian Stew V4 cup raisins he is suggesting would help tie the most severe problem and was down Mrs. Grasso was being treated for Hearty Irish Slew Route 83 and Union Street. 4, 4.3; Glastonbury, 3.2, 3.1, 3.3; water situation to determine favorites of major chefs 1 package 1 hour stew 2 cloves garlic, minced commercial section of Rockville to an 18-day water supply. The 1 package 1 hour stew The survey would be aimed Hebron, 7, 4.3, 4.6; I^^nchester, 5.1, whether other communities also stress-related ulcers as well as the for their own dinners after mix mix 1 large onion, finely with the Tri-City shopping plaza. shortage in (Jreenwich has reached primarily at senior citizens and 4.4, 4.7; South Windsor, 4.4, 3.8,.4.1 may face shortages. malignancies in her liver and in­ long, hard hours preparing iVz pounds stew beef, cut IV2 pounds lamb stew chopped Route 83 and Lafayette Square in the across the state border into Port students and would be distributed at ■and Vernon. 4.7. 4.8. 5.2. TTiey said encouraging conserva­ testinal tract. The disease forced her gourmet delicacies for into 1-inch cubes meat, cut into 1-inch cubes northeast section of tbwn. Chester, N.Y., and Ryen N.Y., 1 medium apple, peeled tion was the best way to deal with to resign from office New Year’s their patrons. 6 medium potatoes, 4 large potatoes, peeled and finely chopped which are served by the same Eve in the middle of her second current shortages and promised to Stews are a frugal way to peeled and quartered and cut into %-inch slices 2-3 tablespoons curry water operation. term. stretch the budget and V i cup beef broth 2 medium onions, sliced powder Adult class signups due make better use of less % cup water 6 slices bacon, diced V i teaspoon ground VERNON — Tonight will be the expensive meat cuts today 1 medium onion, sliced Vz teaspoon dill weed thyme Connecticut state high school Special free daytime high school final chance to register in person for as in great-grandmothers' Vi cup tomatoe paste V4 teaspoon marjoram In large skillet, evenly equivalency diploma. equivalency preparation classes will and grandmother's day. 3 tablespoons paprika Pepper to taste sprinkle stew mix on adult school classes which will start Any person who has reached the also be conducted during the day at NOW AT THE PAINT DEPARTMENT It took long hours of Va teaspoon caraway 2 cups chicken broth chicken; pierce deeply on Jan. 26, 27 and 28 and run through age of 19 or any person who is a the Adult Education Center. slow-cooking to make the seed In a 4-quart saucepan, with a fork and let stand 2 April 8. member of a high school class that The final class that is free of Classes are held at Rockville High has already graduated is eligible for OF meat fork-tender; the Pepper to taste evenly sprinkle stew mix minutes. Add rerriaihing in­ charge is one in career counseling. School on Loveland Hill Road and at this course which is a review of math stews' flavor increased as 1 cup sour cream over meat. Pierce meat gredients. Mix well and This is open to students enrolled in the Adult Education Center on Route the ingredients blended In a 4-quart saucepan, with a fork. Let stand 2 bring to a boil. Cover and and reading skills and English gram­ the pre-high school and high school 30 and are open to anyone over 16 harmoniously. Time is of evenly sprinkle stew mix minutes. Add remaining in­ simmer, stirring oc­ mar skills. equivalency course. It provides THE W.G. GLENNEYCOMPANY years of age and not now attending the essence now, but 1980s over meat. Pierce meat gredients; mix well. Cover casionally 30-40 minutes or A cold winter day seems much warmer Also free of charge are the pre-high adults with career inventory testing, beans) this tasty chowder served with warm public p; private day school. cooks can still have stews with a fork; let stand 2 and simmer, stirring oc­ until chicken is tender. when you sit down to a meal of creamy school review classes for adults who occupational exploration and helpful minutes. Add potatoes, cheesey buttermilk biscuits will ward off all feel they need a thorough review in hints for the job search. PRICES GOOD THRU JAN. 31 ST from around the world, yet casionally, 1 hour or until Serve over rice, sprinkle chowder and tender cheese biscuits. Using For Vernon residents the course cook them in only 30 broth, water, onion, lamb is tender. This with coconut. This kitchen chills. English ^am m ar, reading, math and Other classes for which fees are triple beans (garbanzo, kidney and green fee is 210 per course with some spelling in preparation for the high minutes to one hour. The tomato paste, paprika, kitchen-tested recipe tested recipe makes 4 ser­ charged include those in the career caraway seed and pepper. exceptions. The fee for non-residents school equivalency diploma and for and business skills such as typing, secret is the use of a stew makes 4-6 servings. vings. is 215 a course, also with some excep­ improving their employment shorthand, bookkeeping, transcrip­ S e e o u r tions. Registration fees don’t include prospects. tion and word processing, data entry, the cost of books and other materials Classes in English as a Second fortran, cobal, consumer math, needed for classes. No telephone L a n ^ g e are free and are for non- algebra and basic geometry. registrations will be accepted. English speaking adults who wish to Money-saving and general interest The programs for which no fees NewG>k>r acquire basic skills in com­ courses include yoga, gourmet Q)lor$tudio are charged include high school munications to meet the daily needs cooking, Chinese cooking, bread­ review classes to work toward a in an English speaking society. making, co-ed fitness, Cardio creamy cole siaw, cin­ pote. Milk is served with casserole, wax beans, fruit juice bar. Pulmonary Resuscitation, a study of Selection Thursday: Pizza, green hYiday; Fishwich, tartar celery sticks, carrot stickai Manchester namon applesauce. all meals. Menus are sub­ homemade roll, peach Thursday: Orange juice, the Paranormal, physcial fitness for Friday: Orange juice, salad, ice cream. sauce, roll, potato rounds, peaches. Director to be hired Tuesday: Tacos with ject to change without fluff. tacos, tomato and lettuce, women, introduction to natural tuna salad on roll, potato It will open your eyes cheese and taco sauce, let­ notice. Wednesday; Sloppy Joe Mexican corn, frosted foods. chips, vegetable sticks, VERNON — Concerned with coin- The auditors said the town should Sunny Colors ... Restful Colors ... Vibrant tuce and tomato cup, diced on roll, buttered nobles, cake. Classes in home management milk and rosy applesauce. ments made in the town’s recent recognize the inadequacies of the ac- peaches. mixed vegetable, orange Nutritious pear bread skills include needlepoint, macrame, Colors ... Frosty Tints ... Neutrals ... Cafeteria menus which will Friday: Fish on bun, gredients, mixing just until audlt report and in past audit counting department and accounting » • Wednesday: Hot salami Hebron wedge. cheesey potato, broccoli, Pantry Pear Bread fashioned oats, uncooked sewing, crocheting, quilting, knitting Earthtones ... Naturals. This just describes a be served Jan. 26-30 at dry Ingredients are reports, the Town Council voted Mon- systems and recommended that a with cheese on sesame roll, applesauce cake. 12/3 up finely chopped 5 teaspoons baking and crewel. few of the colors you'll find at Glenneys. A new anchester Public Schools Elementary & Gilead Thursday: Sliced turkey moistened. Pour into day night to hire a finance director finance director or accountant be french fries, fruited Fresh fruit and peanut pear (about 2 pears) powder Other courses of general interest paint color selection is now being introduced are as follows: Monday: Salisbury roll with gravy, mashed prepared pan. Bake kt 350- and set the salary range at 218,066 to hired. gelatin. butter and jelly sandwich 1 cup firmly packed 1 teaspoon ginger include antiques, financial planning, and it contains a complete range ... cools ... i Monday: Hamburg patty steaks, mashed potatoes, potato, mixed vegetables, degrees, about 1 hour and 321,590. Monday night the council voted to Thursday: Pizza with available dally along with brown sugar 1 teaspoon cinnamon a writer’s workshop, and a class in warms ... neutrals ... all waiting to open your on roll, French fried meatsauce, topped with com, pudding with topping. homemade roll, NeopoUtan 1 teaspoon salt 10 to 15 minutes, or until Councilman Robert Wehrli, chair- authorize the mayor to direct Robert effective public speaking. ice cream and nutritious 3 eggs man of the Audit (Committee of the Dotson, director of administration, eyes to a new world of color. You can have potatoes, buttered carrots cheese, cucumber spears Tuesday: Hamburg piz­ whip. Grease bottom only of 9- wooden toothpick inserted Arts and crafts classes include oil ..■• I snacks. 2/3 cup milk council, Robert Dotson, director of to advertise the position, these new colors In any Valspar paint finish or beets, milk and ice with salt, chilled pineap­ za, tossed salad, wonder Friday: Chicken noodle % cup vegetable oil by-5-inch loaf pan. Add in center comes out clean. painting, drawing and design, basic cream. ple. bars. soup, toasted cheese Cool 10 minutes; remove administration, and Neil Danahy, Mrs. Herbst urged immediate ac- wood carving, water color, leaded you desire. Stop in today at Glenneys and see % cup chopped walnuts combined pear, sugar, forroer accountant for the town, and tion. “We’ve got to set this up proper- the new color directions for 1981 ... they will Tuesday; Vegetable Friday: Hot open turkey Wednesday: sandwich, cole slaw, Vernon 2% cups all-purpose flour eggs, milk, oil and nuts to from pan. Cool completely glass, multi-crafts, and decoupage. soup, chicken salad on sandwich with gravy, Cheeseburger, french applesauce cake. on wire rack. This kitchen- Mayor Marie Herbst, met with the ly. It would cost us at least 225 an open your eyes. 1 cup quick or old- combined remaining in­ auditors recently to discuss the hour to get someone just to hold the Vocational skills courses include sesr.me roll, molded fruit :reamy cole slaw, diced fries, cole slaw, apples. All schools woodworking, chair caning, welding, salad, milk and carrot sears, cookie. Thursday: Chicken stew Monday: Pork loaf, town s problems. fort until we know what we want to The audit report, filed eaplier this do,” she said, and basic auto maintenance. cake. Wednesday: Cheese with biscuits, green beans, South Windsor mashed potatoes, mixed It’s good news when you can buy Shurfine Sugar 5 (bs. for BEAUTIFUL TEXTURE FOR WALLS month, sharply criticized the town’s • “I want to cut open the wound, Classes in Spanish, French, and pizza, tossed salad, milk Secondary pears. , All schools vejtetables. bread and $2.39, Choc Full 'of Nuts Coffee $2.09 lb., Maxwellhouse Coffee Italian are also to be held. & CEILINGS and chilled fruit. Friday: Macaroni and accounting system stating “It has clean it out, and have the right per- Monday: Pizza bagel, Monday: Hot dog on bun, butter, spiced applesauce. $2.29 lb., that good State brand butter for $1.79 lb. and The schools will be closed the week REG. 11.99 Thursday: Crispy fried cheese, fish bites, carrots, Tuesday: Sloppy Joes on Campbell's Chicken Noodle Soup, 4 cans $1.00. Jbbpar chicken, cranberry sauce, cole slaw, cinnamon choice of dessert. french fries, corn, So Easy To Create Your PER GALLON applesauce or tuna applesauce. roll, french fries, peas, whipped potato, gravy, fruit squares. PINEHURST AT 302 MAM FEATURES STEAKS..L0ND0N BRMLS Own Design buttered green beans, grinder, ham and pickle Tuesday: Spaghetti with Rbam Wednesday: Chicken and BEFORE AFTER Covers Cracks, Holes and bread, butter, milk and salad on white bread or meat sauce, green beans, ToMn’s Monday: Cheeseburger, gravy, on rice, green peanut butter cookies. stuffed tomato. Italian bread, fruited Feature ol the week will bs U.S.D.A. Chbica London Broils State road aid delayed Imperfections mashed potato, peas, gelatin with topping. beans, whole wheat bread lit Prize SkWett Tuesday: Tacos with and Steaks with full tenderloins ... Easy-to-Use and Apply... cheese and taco sauce, let­ pineapple chunks. Wednesday: Meat and and butter, pears and FRANKS VER.NON — The Town of Vernon and a number of and still has coming, an equal amount plus a balance of Coventry cherry. other Connecticut towns are facing delays in receiving 236,700 from the 1979-80 allocation. No Messy Mixing tuce and tomato cup, diced Tuesday; Pizza cheese pizza, garden salad. SAVE All Schools peaches or ham grinder or R.M.6G "previous year' town aid road funds from the state. Ronald Hine, director of public works, said he had Select from Sand or Joel Cogen, executive director and general counsel for made several phone calls to the finance department and ‘ a :-". S2.00 par gal Monday: Hot dog at salami and cheese on rye, Bonelses Lean Smooth ... All Colors banana split salad. the Connecticut Conference of Municpalities, said these he and the mayor had sent letters but the 236,700 still Robertson and Grammar Our Own Verlbest Wednesday: Bologna and MT. VERNON funds were held by the state for municipalities who chose hasn’t been received. and tuna grinder at Nathan SAUSAGE LONDON s 0 3 « to take their town road aid funds in the form of highway Hine said that the town budget depends very heavily on Hale, plus potato puffs, cheese grinder, french fries, fruited gelatin or MEAT materials in lieu of cash. receipt of these funds. He said vendors such as those garden salad, white cake DAIRY STORES BROILS . f c He said the state, which in the past bad earned Interest providing asphalt, salt and sand, had been willing to ex­ with chocolate frosting. tuna on wheat or ham meat plate. R.M.7G Um your own morlnodo or try Lowry's loof morinodo for from these unallocated town road aid funds, now claims tend credit in anticipation of the town receiving the state Now, s a v e on our most colorful finish Tuesday: Soup, grilled 244 Broad St. 690 Hartford Rd. tondor roouHs. Thursday: Pizza with that there is not enough money to honor municipal money and it poses a real problem if the money is held cheese sandwich, tossed Manchester Manchester requests. pepperoni, tossed salad, I>n;t4r;xt back. Acrylic Latex Flatlat Wallw all PailPaint salad, make your own Bonefess Lean “This delay in receipt of requested previous year town chilled pineapple or turkey for Swedish meat balls • One Coal Covers Finishing Goes Fast pineapple sundae. SHOULDER CLDD 9 Q road aid funds is a direct result of the state Department Wednesday: Juice, grinder, roast beef on roll or your favorite Meat Loaf • Excellent WashaNity Smudges or stuffed tomato with cot­ PURE GRADE AA FRESH BUTTER our special Verlbest of Transportation’s administrative decision, effective Clean up Easily turkey dinner, stuffing, • Colorlast Stays New and Fresh $1099 tage cheese. ground meat bland. July 1,1980, to eliminate the option of taking the aid in the ■ W GALLON gravy, buttered rice, form of highway materials. Towns can thus only request Percussion Appearing Friday: Hot open turkey WHOLE SHOULDER $ 4 AA • Select from Our New Palette of Colors A a iU H S lS J t carrot coins, fruit crisp town road aid ip the form of funds,” Cogen said. He said with topping. grinder, mashed potatoes R.M.GG . CLODROAIT...... u .* le D W i n f j y u c LATEX with gravy, diced pears CCM is gathering information on the potential impact of SptelallMing In gultnn, drains' Thursday: Ham grinder this problem. , W A U I It Robertson and Gram- and cookie or salami and PINIHURST and aeeassorfas cheese grinder, chicken bHe sitsd Isndar cubss The full allotment to the Town of Vernon for the year nar and meatball grinder 1960411 was 2148,048. Of this the town has received 274,029 Professional Instructions available. It Hale plus potato chips, salad on roll, antipasto STEtNING SIRLOIN i O n o with tuna. . lEEF /egetable, assorted canned STEAK...... 643-1372 CEIUNG WHrTE LATEX chilled fruit. 218 Hartford Rd. Mon.-FrI. 10 AM-7 PM *^•2.29 PINIHURST BEVERLY BOLLIMO BURTON Friday; Juice, pizza, f i x Manchester Sat. 10 AM-5 PM Was 10.«l Yes Saw $2.00 salad, fruit cup. Glastonbury PORTERHOUSE STEAK DANCE STUDIO I quartered pound > Bright White Expands Room All Elementary , a«M tnK i,BuicM siB i,er room with $ Q 4 9 1 CAfcfrm s • No L4ps No Brush Marks GALLON Monday: Frankfurt in limit 2 T-BDHE STMUt...... ^ 3 d 1 3 Robertson breakfast light" 20msp«wWe • No Drips or Spatters roll, french fries, green DIRECTORS: Lm S B«vtrly Burton Monday: Fruit, waffle, Freeser special ... whole packer trim U.S.D.A. milk. beans, pudding or fresh Lugs Mid Term Reuistratlon: fruit. MOSER FARMS CRISP JUMBO LETTUCE Wings Choice beef LOIN lb. S2.49. Sirloine and Tuesday: Juice, muffin, FRESH GRADE A WHITE LARGE Porterhouse from ibis loin cut to order and freeser For Adult Classes In m milk. Tuesday: Chicken salad (OLD SILVER wrapped...... Classical...... Ballet...... • Tap .•...... Jazz . WE PAYWtTMITLY ON THE SPOT Wednesday: Fruit, sandwich, com, cole slaw, E G G S p g 1 asmI «•« 1 mhmm RED TAG SPECIALS ON DISCONTINUED cereal, raisins, milk. cookip or fresh fruit. Corn ON Learn to dance. Enjoy Dancing a Class Rings • Jewelry • Coins Thursday: Juice, toast, Wedqesday; SpaghetU in together • Anything Marked 10K 14K 18K meat sauce, tossed salad, MARGAIINE iravy TMu 1i M. Ai$ is| tssi «Ai COLORS SAVE 50% OB MDBE UMTEP QUIMTITY scrambled eggs, milk. Reg. *1.09 Social Ballroom Dance Classes for • All Sterling Silver Friday; Juice, French wheat yeast rolls, pineap­ IRB.fnSSS6llfei|^^ toast, milk. ple. 79* Ik IsW s i It Ms. tar * 4 a 1 W Adults and Teens TOP PRICES PAIDH THE W.Q. GLENNEY CO. Thursday: Tomato soup, Learn; Foxtrot • Waltz • Swing Ml fs Nsn ik e i w IB ilS i as * * * •EUMTM YOUR toasted cheese sandwich, Pie filling sale ... None Sueh Mince 29 os. Jar B2.49, None Such dry 9 os. • Cha-Cha • Marengue • Rhumba I N tN M n . BT.UNBTa; East Hartford cole slaw, peaches and Sl.19, Libby’s solid path Pumpln 29os. S9« and new One Pie pumpkin 49«. • Polka • Hustle • Disco 24042U 172411} S E R V iS m R e cream or fresh fruit. Mils |w.g!g'lenney Elementary Friday: Pixza, lettuce, CO. •WIURTM STORE Monday; Pizza bagels. spinach salad, fruit com­ ^ ^ ^ S A L E ENDS SAT., JAN. 24. 1981 M7-10BS UOMBNL ir .4 4 M r. M M n . Budon w * im m b M o t Dm m EduoMon o( Aiiw lo*. N.Y.C. M S N M S T . • M A M C H IS T S S PHONR B4S-787S PINEHURST GROCERY INC. C ra m «nd Conn. FodwMkm of Dwwo. M n. Bwlon a olao t mtmbor of ran tr «l H m . MD. AND MNS ST. 2D447S 42M N2 M m * Mraw n of Airarloo ond D m * TMclwro Club of Coon. Inc. (OU> MNOS BiDO.) HOURS S-t ------:------2 0 - EVENING HERALD. Ww,. Jan 21, 1981 . EVh.NING HERALD Wed^ .[an 21 1981 — 21 5 ’ •#••••••• Battle is renewed ' Holp Wontod ~ " 13 Holp WanWd 13 Holp Wontod 13 DENTAL A.SSI.STANT - Full or part time, lor Oral KEY PUNCH COMPUTER Bolton Vernon Surgeon's Office. Vernon Cir­ OPERATOR, part time Ilexable hours. Could become cle. Previous surgical or den­ Taking applications for on taxing refoims CLASSIFIED full time positicn at long es­ tal experience required. Send full time positions for the ADS tablished Manchester Com­ HARTFORD (UPI) - Neighborhood tea bags attached. resume to Box WW. c,'o following schedules: pany. Call 649-.5253 for ap­ groups and business representatives have Ms., Poulin said residential property Manchester'Herald. ' 4 P.M.-12 A M. pointment. School plans open house were there 12 A M -8 A M. renewed their battle over the thorny issue owners were hit with across the board Students BABYSITTER WANTED to BOLTON — The Hans Christian Anderson Montessori of reforming Connecticut's property tax Must be dependable with COMPANION WITH mandated asgessement, currently 70 per­ when they care for infant In my home good job references and TRANSPORTATION, for con- CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING School, located in St. George's Episcopal Church Hall, system. cent, while businesses were allowed taking were needed! 8:00 - 5:30 p.m. Monday- available weekends. valesing gentleman. Ap­ Route 44A, will hold an open house on Feb. 2 at 8 p.m. Business and industry groups told a deductions Fridav. References required, I proximately 11-3 p.m. call 649-1340. There will be a discussion on Montessori teaching Tuesday night public liearing of the “You do away with that fairness,” she exams We offer: paid OJT, bonui Prepare lunches. Call P H O N E 643-2711 methods, including slides of the program. Visitors may Property Tax Study Commission a said. “It happens across the state.” incentives, paid in-door daughter 643-4772 . 7:30 - 8:00 FOR ASSISTANCE IN PLACING YOUR AD EXPERIENCED LEGAL a m. or after 6 p in. explore the classroom and refreshments will be served. classification property tax system would Allan Taylor of the Hartford Citizens SECRETARY in Glastonbury parking, comprehensive in­ Y ER.NON — Students at center. General practice. No surance program and Registration for the September classes will be open to shift the burden to businesses — and spell Lobby disputed consultants’ findings Rockville High School are modern downtown office MATURE RETAIL Holp Wontod 13 the public during the open house. The school has a non- heavy typing. Com organizer, big trouble for the state’s,, economic which said residential property taxpayers taking their mid-year su^undings. SALESPER.SON - Three days future. , with trip skills need^. Fnli per week, 10 to 5:30. Apply: PLEASE READ ADVERTISING discriminatory enrollment policy. For more information in Connecticut’s suburban and rural coin- exams this week. The Benefits. Salary commen­ TELEPHONE AND OFFICE cali the school at 646-8727. Classification creates'dlfferent classes Call 728-1346 for .^ckett's Card & Gift Shop, WORK. Full or part time. munities would be better off without marking period will close surate with skills and Charter Oak Mall, East Hart­ YOUR AD DEADLINE of property which may be taxed at experience. Box I7l, Eqst pplications between 10 Ideal (or Housewives, clasdification. on Friday and report cards M. and 3 P.M.. Monday ford. ^ plications and inter­ students, expectant mothers, differing rates. Glastonbury. 06025. Clssdfltd Ids art 12:00 noon tho day Educators meet Thursday He called the conclusion “flatly will be issued on Jan. 30 through Friday. views Tuesday thru Saturday, retired or semi-retired. No But the spokeswoman for a Hartford wrong.” .\n Oftpiirlumlv Kmplmrr 1 to5. experience needed. Will train. laktn ovar tha phona before publication. BOLTON— The Board of Education will meet during homeroom period. CARD GALLERY - neighborhood group said homeowners Taylor also said the procedure used to Aggressive, part time .Sales Apply in person only 9 a.rii. - 6 « a convtnianca. The Report cards will not be SECRETARY- p.m. Mr, Schwarz. New Thursday at 8 p.m. at Bolton Center School library. The People needed. Flexible Doadllna for Saturday were bearing the brunt of the across the determine the effect of classification, ADDITIONAL INCOME can RECEPTIONIST. WINF HaraM la raaponalMa agenda for the informational meeting includes dis­ issued to those students ADVERTISma hours, on a permanent basis. England room A. East Hart­ board property tax revaluations. Property “and the wording of the conclusion based be earned by working part Radio. 40 wpm typing, light ford Holiday Inn, 363 Roberts for only ona IncorracI WHt Monday la 12KK) cussions on the S.A.T. resuits by June Krisch, home who have overdue library .Some nights and Sundays. must be assessed every 10 years. on that procedure, is either incredibly RATES time: Make 660 to 680 weekly steno. .Suit beginner. Apply; Street. economics report by Irene Tabatsky, budget status books or who have not Apply in person Card Gallery. Inaertlon and than only Noon Friday. John Rathgeber, of the Connecticut sloppy or intentionally misleading.” 1 D A Y ...... 14 'M im H T working lunches at Dairy Marv. 646-1230. EEO. report by Raymond Alien, Parent Teacher Organization returned textbooks or com­ 3DAYS ...IS'iwraHT Manchester Parkade, Queen. Flexible Hours. to tha tiza of Jha Business and Industry Association, said a Manchester. EOE. CLERICAL OPENING, Hart­ executive board, and systemwide and individual school I pleted other classroom 6DAYS ...12Plumbmg our clients. No experience Street. Dogs should be licensed when they reach the age of six Economic Development Commission will 36 — Flooring FIVE ROOM DUTCH provided 18,000 additional square feet. toxic and hazardous liquid waste, saying it what the parameters^ere;’’ McHugh streets: Willowstream necessary. Hours will be Mon­ ■NOW ACCEPTING months. Ms. Jones said a 630 fine wili be imposed on jointly sponsor a dinner honoring expan­ 37 Moving-Trucklng-Storage APPLICATIONS for all shifts COLONIAL - Oil heat. wants to give city officials more time to Drive. Old Town Road, 38 — Services Wanted day thru Wednesday 8:00 p.m. those who allow a dog to roam and a 615 fine for those New companies moving into town ding and new companies. The dinner will said. “All it really is.^ ra n sfe r station. and jobs. Apply: Rov Rggers Hardwood floors. U , baths. examine information. Center Road, Grand -8:00 a.m. Thursday 9:00 p.m. Two bedrooms. Large base­ who fail to license their dogs. bought or leased facilities totaling more be sometime next month. We felt we should afforBhe town more of MISC. FOR BALE to 1:00 a m. Free parking, Restaurats. '262 Spencer Avenue, High Street, 40 — Household Goods NEWSPAPER CORRESPONDENT ment. Wooded acre. Glaston­ than 67,000 square feet and planned or on Officials said that expansions, new The petition of Tri-Chem Corp. to con­ an opportunity to r e v ^ the plan and employee benefits, shift Street, Manchester. Monday- She said that due to lax enforcement in the past, the Wolcott Lane (2), Mount 41 — Articles for Sale bury $69,900 . 649-8956. the drawing board for 1981 are an ad­ plants or rentals of less than 1,(X)0 square struct the facility had been scheduled to answer more specific|qly the questions differential. If interested Saturday, 9:30 to 5:30. situation has gotten out of hand. She said verbal and Vernon Drive, Vernon 42 — Building Supplies Part-time news person to cover events ditional 329,000 square feet. come before the town Planning and Zoning that were raised.” 43 — Pets>Birda>Oogs please call Automatic Data written warnings have not been effective. feet were not included in the survey. MACHINISTS - Minimum 5 CARRERS Commission at a public hearing Tuesday Avenue, Kelly Road (2). 44 — Musical Instruments Processing at 528-9001. in the towns of Glastonbury and South Companies expanding their facilities McHugh said Tri-Chem was hoping the years experience on GROUP 1 during 1980'were: Andre Charboneau & School seminar night, but was removed earlier in the day. resubmit the proposal .in February, but Box M ountain D rive, 45 — Boats 6 Accessories Windsor. An excellent starting point for Regan Road, South Street, 46 — Sporting Goods .START YOUR OWN LAWN Bridgeport and general WANTED ZINSSER AGENCY WPCA to meet Feb. 2 Sons, Blasting Techniques, the CECO SOl'TH WINDSOR - The Guidance Thomas Tambori, an owner of Tri-Chem, definite plans had not been made. 47 o Garden Products MOWING BUSINESS. machining. Overtime and an aspiring journalist. Corp., Clarke .Systems Inc., Connecticut said the transfer station would handle “This was an llth-hour decision we Boulder Crest Drive, and 48 — Antiques Guaranteed 6450. per week or company paid benefits, in an VERNON 646-1511 Department of South Windsor High School 49 — Wanted to Buy air conditioned plant. Contact Steve Harry, Executive COV ENTRY - The Coventry Water Pollution Control Truck Leasing Inc., Connecticut Valley toxic and hazardous wates but would not made late last night arid it probably will Brooklyn Street. part time 6100. per day. we Nutmeg Village, Garden will conduct a seminar for juniors and RINTALI rovide customers, business Dynamic Metal Products Co. Editor, The Evening Herald 643-2711 Authority will meet Feb. 2 at 7:30 p.m. in the Planning Machine Co.. Filloramo Construction Inc., do any recycling of chemicals at the site. be resubmitted,” he said. “The only Businesses reporting or Woodgate Apartments. Office of the Town Hall. their parents. Jan, 29 at 7 p.m. at the breaks were on: West Main 52 — Rooms for Rent Eelp and equipment. Low 422 North Main Street. Ext. 27. Oakland Road Associates, South Windsor school. Attorney David M. McHugh, who schedule of timing i6 after we are 53 — Apartments for Rent down payment call Lawn-a- Manchester. 646-4048 647-9946, Street, Route 30 and Dobbs 54 — Homes fnr Rent The authority wili eiect a chairman for the coming Bank & Trust Co., and Valley Boarding represents Tri-Chem, said the company satisfied there has been .enough exposure. Mat 643-9008. 8 - 4 p.m. year, and wili discuss the status of the Small Cities Grant This will be an opportunity to discuss all Crossing, Elm Street (2), 55 — Biipiness for Rent or 647-9947 Kennels. decided to withdraw its proposal after a Hopefully we'd like to gdt in for February 56 — Resort Property for Rent application, an answer to the Department of En­ aspects of post high school educational Hartford Tunrpike, and MEDICAL HELP WANTED - SERVICE STATION New companies with new plants under alanning with the counselors. meeting Monday with town officials. but if we don't, we don’4.” 57 — •• tC Rar.J vironmental Protection, and the proposed budget for the Windsor Avenue. 58 — Misc for Rent Extremely busy Doctor's Of­ Attandant wantad "Apparently concern was shown on the He said would most probably be resub­ fice needs experience help, coming fiscai year. impact this project would have on the mitted sometime, but there was a slight AUTOMOTIVI for Assistance & Secretarial Apply In person MANCHESTER Bloodmobile 61 — Auloa for Sale The authority will also meet with representatives of Positions. Write Box H, c;o 252 SPENCER ST. Senior citizens warned town,” he said. "We also felt thta the chance the project could be scrapped. 6 2 Trucks lor Sale Wetherell St., Avon St., RRP and the Conservation Commission to discuss poten- public should be made more aware of plans visit 63 Heavy Equipment for Sate Manchester Herald. MANCHESTER Bridge St., Litchfield tiai aiterations to he proposed sewer system which wouid 64 » Motorcycies-Bicycles minimize or remove their objections. VERNON - The Red 65 — Campers-Trailers-Mobile MEDICAL SECRETARY Sf., Portland St., and of hypothermia hazard Homes RECEPTIONIST. for SERVICE DISPATCHER for Horace St. Cross Bloodmobile will be 66 — Automotive Service Manchester physicians office. busy Air conditioning and Bob Alibtio II INDSOR - Officials at the at Rockville General 67 — Autos for Rent-Lease CALL 9ETTY so n W scheduied for Jan. 20 at noon. The center Monday - Thursday 9-5:30 Refrigeration company. has lis te d a 5 room Senior Citizen Center are cautioning is at 91 Ayers Road. Hospital Saturday from 10 p.m. Send resume to Box GG 943-4979 Finance committee Previous experience helpful, ranch close to shopping c'o Manchester Herald. seniors about the hazard of accidental Sign-ups are being accepted at the a.m. to 3 p.m. but not necessary. Must nave AHENTION HOUSEWIVES hypothermia and other winter hazards. In order to bring the good telephone voice, and be and bus. Priced at$53.- Senior Citizen Center for mid-winter adult .SUPERINTENDENT able to work under pressure. 900'. Call Bob. Hebron They said that besides accidental blood supply back to nor­ WANTED, full time, live on SO. WINDSOR education classes to be conducted at the □ N O TICES Call 528-4144. & HIGH SGHOOL STUDENTS hypothermia the hazards range from center starting Jan. 27. scraps amendments mal, the Red Cross blood premises in Manchester. Valleyvlew Dr.. Oeepwood broken bones, due to falls, heart attacks Classes in quilting with decorative services still needs a Capable of hard work in apart­ BRIGHT. ENERGETIC LPN Dr., Foster St., and Birch ment complex. Call for ap­ and frostbite. pillows will be held on Wednesdays at 9 strong donor response and Lott *nS found 1 or RN needed (or part time in Hill Dr. We Need HARTFORD (UPI) — A legislative pan­ Stolberg, co-chairman of the com­ is urging all eligible per­ pointment. .528-1300. between busy, local Dermatology Rham group sets meeting They said that while everyone is en- a m. starting Jan. 28 along with pottery 9-11 a m . CALL HELEN el has scrapped three constitutional mittee, also proposed thfe bill to apply a 3.5 sons to donate when the LOST - "Bongo," large black Practice. Primary function u rn o f tv m. r, ~ dangered by the cold seniors are parr with the wheei and hand building at 2:30 amendments, one which would require a percent sales tax to attorneys' services. and white, lonk hairM male now to fill in for vacations, 646-0643 u- u ~ Parent-Teacher-Student Group of ficularly vulnerable. “Even mildly cool Bloodmobile appears. p.m. state income tax and two proposals which He said it would raise about 610 million. A cat. vicinity of Parker & Nye sick time, et cetra. Could lead Rham High School will meet at the school Thursday at 7 temperatures can trigger a condition All blood types are Street. Manchester, 649-4568. TELEPHONE to part time-full time Please p.m. Classes in Chinese cooking wili start would have put up a road block to the levy. similar bill last year included accoun­ known as accidental hypothermia which is Jan. 29 at 1 p.m. needed. Appointments can RN - PART TIME, Primary apply: Dr. Romeo s olfice, 18 The Legislature's Finance, Revenue and tants, doctors and dentists. be made by calling the Red Haynes Street. Monday. EAST HARTFORD a drop in body temperature that could be Seniors who are interested in taking any □ EMPLOYMENT Care Nurse needed for local Sehool board will meet fatal if it is not detected and treated Bonding Committee also voted Tuesday to Applying the 7.5 percent sales tax to Cross office In Rockville. home health care agency. Re­ Tuesday. Thursday. Fridav Columbus Circle and of these classes should call the center hold a hearing on bills to tax meals under advertising, including ads sold by agen­ 8:30 a m . thru 12:00 and 1.00 SOLICITORS HEBRON — The Hebron Board of Education wiil meet Walk-in donors will be cent community health and Michael Avenue Area, to register. Registration blanks are medicare experience p in. thru .5:00 pm . 61, to impose a 3.5 percent tax on at­ cies, newpapers, radio and television welcomed. Htip Wontod 13 Main & Wlllys Street Area. Thursday at 7:30 p.m. in the library at Giiead Hili School" Anyone wanting more information also available at the center, the public preferred. Call 643-9515. Aid shouid attend a meeting at the center torneys’ fees and to apply the sales tax to stations, would raise about 617 million, Sliver Lane starling at This will be a special meeting for presentation and dis­ library or at South Windsor High School. advertising. Stolberg said. NURSES AIDES. Experience Assistance of Northeastern Dorothy Johnson Firefighters preferred. Full or part time. Connecticut Inc. Manchester. Main Street. & Beacon Kill Part Time cussion of the 1981-82 budget. In executive session the The Democratic-controlled committee board will discuss personnel. He said the proposal to repeal the sales Immediate openings on 3:00 to EOE EXPEMENGED - Tolland Street Area. would like to show you quickly dispatched with three con­ tax exemption on meals under 61 would set banquet ■^e next regularly scheduled meeting of the board is EMT course planned 11:00 p.m. and 11:00 to 7:00 C A U ERNIE Call Dave at The Herald our new 7 room contem­ Fen. 5. stitutional amendments related to a state raise an estimated 611 million. VERNON — The first an­ a.m. shifts. Contact Mrs. R.'VI l.A.M.IZL LABOH COACH porary cape. Fireplaced SOUTH WINDSOR - The South Wind- Ferguson. DNS, at 289-9573. — Some nights. 6 hour shifts. NURSE AIDES 643-6938 course should attend an introductory and income tax. Hearings also wiil b^ held on bills to: nual banquet of Vernon's study, family sized - sor Ambulance Corps will sponsor an 81- OB experienced preferred, informational meeting scheduled for Jan. One amendment would have prohibited —Allow towns to waive property taxes consolidated fire depart­ 647-9946 COC will meet Feb. 4 hour Emergency Medical Technician- PART TIME - Earn extra but not necessary. Cali kitchen. 2 baths and 26 at 7 p.m. in Room 6 of the Avery Street institution > of a state income tax and for residents 65-years-;dld or older who ment, will be held Saturday money while the kids are in Manchester Monitrice Ambulance course starting in mid- more. HEBRON— The Centrai Office Committee will meet School. another would have required a citizens have lived in their homifes for at least 15 at 7 p.m. at the Moose Club school. Telenhone Solicita­ Associates, 872-6989, or 87.55 To previcto Nmbig Care Feb. 4 at 7:30 p.m. at the Gilead Hill School February. The classes will meet on Those interested but unable to attend referendum before a state income tax years and whose income is no more than tion. E. Hartford company. A 8795. In private hems* and Tuesday and Thursday nights from 7 to 10 on Kingsbury Avenue. good telephone voice and dic­ dicai PselMlee. Part ■..rtttttuiiuimwf/f//... this meeting should contact either could be adopted. 63,000 if single and 65,000 if married. superintendent's office. The agenda includes the election Thomas Dooley, a tion a must. Hours 9 a.m. to I in the library of the Timothy Edwards Edward Devanney, 644-8813 or Diane A third amendment proposed by Rep. Ir­ —Provide a tax break for employers COOK-MANAGER - Andover Uma, luH linia. ConaMara* 'm of officers and presentation and discussion of the initial former member of the p.m. and 5 to 9 p.m. Call Mon. draft df the 1981-1982 central office budget. School. Taylor, 644-2545 or 6440463, before Jan. 25. ving Stolberg, D-New Haven, would have who build and operate day care centers Elementary School. Responsi­ 1 given to pfataianea I We Are Adding To Our Staff. Town Council and former through Fri.. 9 a.m. to 1 p.m., ble for Cafeteria Operation, oh—Loealien and Heurt. Successful completion of the course and set a 5 percent ceiling on the sales tax. for employees. The tax break would equal Mrs. Williams. 569-4993. exam wili give certification as an EMT town attorney, will be the including Bookkeeping. Cali NO FEE - WEEKLY PAY The Herald Needs A Capable Probe under way Reducing the sales tax would indirectly the cost of setting up and operating the master of ceremonies. 742-7339. Far Intormatlon can which is a requirement to serve on an am­ center. NAVY VETS. Career Oppor­ WILLIMANTIC (UPI) — Judge Joseph have forced adoption of an income tax. The guest speaker will be tunities available. Call eaa-H is bulance in the state of Connecticut. ARBOR ACRES FARM INC. F. Dannehy, serving as a one-man grand Mark Dooley, a Hartford collect. (5181 462-4321. 9:00 The course will run through May The an Equal Opportunity jury, has begun his probe into alleged firefighter. Several other a.m. to 1:00 p.m. AID A ASSISTANCE ADVERTISING only charge will be for a textbook and a Employer, seeks full time Vernon bribe-taking by New I^ndon officials. guests have been Invited general poultry farm workers. ol Norti EMMrii Go m i. few supplies. The total cost per person Housing official named RNS/LPNS • Crestfield Con­ The secret probe that started Tuesday Including Mayor Marie Agriculture background 3B7 last Cantor St will be about 620. valescent Home. Manchester. d^irable. but not essential. The course is open to all South Windsor stems from an inquiry by the chief state's HARTFORD (UPI) - Gov. William law degree from the UConn School of Law Herbst. 3 p.m to U p.m. Excellent We offer Company Paid John Bengston- attorney's office that has led to the benefits lor part time and full . REPRESENTATIVE residents. Preference will be given to O’Neill has appointed Victor Cruse, in 1975. Health and Retirement Plan. thinks this 8 room cape arrests of two New London residents. Tax review time employees. Call Mrs. Apply in person-Marlborough W AITRESS W ANTED 20 I* Preferably With Some College Background those persons who will be interested in presently a director at the University of His prior jobs, included work as a Grant DNS at 643-5151. in Redwood Farms is a Chief Court Administrator John VERNON - The Board Road. Glastonbury, Connec­ hours. 8 a.m. -1 p.m. Tuesday |e Must Have A Dependable Car Mayor invite«4 legislators serving as ambulance attendants for the Connecticut, to be one of two deputy com­ research assistant at the Legislature and ...... - - • - Friday. Continental Cuisine real value. Charming Speziale appointed Dannehy to investigate of Tax Review has ticut. I* Attractive Salary Plus Commission newly formed South Windsor Ambulance missioners at the state Department of for the Office of Contract Compliance of MECHANIC Restaurant, 1005 Main St. family room, fireplaced allegations of widespread payoffs in city scheduled three sessions to EXPERIENCED IN all |•Qasollne Allowance Paid Each Month \E.RNON — Plans are to ask Vernon's three state Housing. the Hartford Human Relations Commis­ NURSES AIDES - Full time, Manchester. 649-4675. den. 2 car garage and Corps. Previous first aid experience is government. meet with any taxpayers phases of truck and auto representatives, Chester Morgan, Tereselee Bertinusen, It was announced Tuesday that Cruse, sion; a neighborhood resource worker for repair, gas and diesel. and part time on weekends. 3^ 1 I ne Herald Otters helpful, but not mandatory. Students must U. and 11-7 shifts. No PACKAGE STORE, College wooded lot. and Peter Fusscas and .Sen. Michael Skelley to attend the David D. Chambers and Carole Joyce 31, will succeed Michael Sharpe, who the Connecticut Commission on Human who are aggrieved with Minimum five yea,rs • Attractive Salary • Pleasant Surroundings be at least 18 years old. experience necessary. We student wanted for part time were Charged with bribery and conspiracy ' resigned from state service, effective their tax bills. experience. Must have own Feb. 2 Town Council meeting. Those interested in registering for this Rights and Opportunities, and director of offer a 35 cent per hour work. Friday night and Satur­ • Paid Holidays, Vacation, Plus Your Birthday to commit bribery. The board will meet in tools. Start at 67.00 per hour. Mayor Marie Herbst said she is asking the four to at­ Jan. 30. Cruse will be paid 630,130 as depu­ the social outlet program at the Mansfield weekend differential above day. Apply In person. 9 a.m. - • Company Paid Life, Health & Dental Insurance WANTED tend the meeting with the full intent of getting as much ty commissioner in charge of programs. Training .School. the office of the assessor in All fringe benefits. For ap­ your hourly wage. Mother, 12 noon only. No phone calls. pointment. call 688-7506. Wine Chateau. Route 44 A, j • Desirable Pension Plan once you're eligible I need one full time information as she can before the town budgets for the Cruse has been director of state govern­ Cruse was chairman bf the Connecticut the Memorial Building here's an opportunity to salesperson who is a self Meeting set for parents supplement your family in­ Coventry. I • Be a part of our 100th Anniversary this year coming year are finalized. ment relations and assistant director of Legislative Black Caucus 1980 Planning from 7 to 9 p.m. on Feb. 2 HOUSEKEEPER WANTED come by working weekends at ] • In town, traffic free location with tree parking starter and willing to and 4 and from 9 a m. to for apartment in East SOUTH WINDSOR - The Guidance development at UConn since 1977. He was Committee Coriference and currently is Hart- Riverside Health Care Center. JANITORIAL HELP - Able to work. High commission During the next few weeks, course responsible for the university's legislative president of the Storrs Black Democratic noon on Feb. 7: lord. Cali after 5:00 p.m.. 528- maintain tile floo.rs. Department of .South Windsor High School 1332. We offer: Paid sick days, paid Confidential Interviews Held schedule. MLS and Cub registration slated selections for the 1981-82 school year will program and served at its liaison with Club. holidays. 2 weeks vacation Evenings, part time and/or will sponsor a Feb. 10 meeting for parents be made. In addition to course informa­ 9:00 a.m. to 10:30 a.m. more. Ask for Carl VKHNO.N — Cub Scout Pack 223 will conduct a other state agencies. after one year, comprehen­ Saturday Call 643-5747. of students who will be freshmen next sive Blue Cross/Blue Shield Zinsser. _ tion, parents will be able to talk with the and our customers... Please Monday thru Friday. regiftration session for boys wishing to join the pack, year. Before joining state service, he was Keep updated llru ltli <|ueHliOnH package, free major medical, F U L L T IM E guidance counselor assigned to their son call 528-6631. See Penny Sadd or Tom Hooper; _ Jan. 26 at 6:30 p.m. at St. John's Episcopal Church, Route All department chairmen from thfhigh labor relations representative for the New Keep up to date on events in the state, Every day. exclusively in disability and life Insurance, RECEPTIONIST wanted GROUP 1 or daughter and discuss any concerns or Departure-Hyatt Division of General Monday 10 - 6 p.m. Tuesday Call 643-2711 For Appointment. ' JO. 30. • ,, M.IIOOIschool will oebe present and parents will nation and world in less than two minutes. your Evening Herald, get SERVICE STATION with pro-rated benelita for problems with them at that time. Motors in Bristol. part tune employees. Apply • thru Friday lO - 5 p.m. ZINSSER AGENCY ■ — Enrollment is open to boys who are presently in Grade have an opportunity to ask questions about The meeting will start at 7 p.m. in the Update, a column of news to bring busy' (he inside facts on health in ATTENDANTS wanted. Part Outgoing personalbc person. Cruse graduated from Eastern Connec­ Hint!. Ilnurs tlexible, call ^ Riverside Health Care Center, 2. courses and programs at the high school high school auditorium. pMple up to date, exclusively yours every l)r Lawrence Lamb’s 745 Main Street. East- Hart- Experience preferred. Unisex . I ticut State College in 1971 and obtained his 4155 Rvautv Salon. 648-8339 646-1511 4 day on Page 2 of your Evening Herald. hi'iillh cnlumn. lord. 22 - EVENING HERALD, Wed., Jan. 21, IMl ■ .

— ChnriM M. Schulx

ACROSS DOWN Answer to Pravfous Puaia By Aoigaii van Buren 1 Currsfli 1 Makaa aama W i i i L irn r 8 Soignt acoft EE j * Call 643-2711 •*■ ^ * -#tS * * ^V ♦ ★ ^ Call 643-2711 9 Group of two 2 Hanker Tai Xfxnt- iuovJi^ X lJtt., 12 DtUil 3 Destroy most JdJbt. On- (TtJtanK 13 IdM (Fr.) of If. )f. if. jf. )f If. if i( i( i( if i, ii it it it it ♦ 14 And so on 4 Polishing (sbbr., L tl, 2 atona wds.) 6 Small Nrd DEAR ABBY; Our son was married last June at a 15 Bshold (Lst) 6 Tha aama /■ I beautiful church wedding. He and his bride received many 16 Dsvtragss Business & Service lovely wedding gifts. (T^ere were over 300 guests) .17 Msrs tsste 7 S e l ^ 18 Articis of 8 Affirmationi In September I started getting calls. (“Did Wendy ever get •ppsrel TWE «NLY THIN* our wedding present'.'") I mentioned this to Wendy, and she 9 Prohibit Prtoellia’t Pop - Bd Sullivan 20 Houiswifs'i tl- 10 Useful •aid she was waiting for her monogrammed stationery. I tif (abbf.) 11 Two quartets h e Fi n i s h e d told her I d be glad to buy her some appropriate stationery 21 Bavarsos 36 Kind of dog 49 Insect peat,, 19 Thraa (prafii) 37 Plpgary and even help herwrite the notes, but she said she was "too HOWADOUr 22 ______23 Chilaan 52 Rrvar in A h CAD ®F ■nwE WAS MOU LLLOVE HIAA.'HE HE VWkS \ 42 Otic busy" getting settled, and she’d rather wait. (This girl is a VlfATCHING Brackanridga mountains Yorkahira RESP0NI7S10 EVEN k3NPOF ) 24 Haron applicator college graduate.) THE TINIEST KINP 25 Catches 53 Radiation Hi^ lifr-DAY O I^ CUTE.' 26 Ganatic' 43 Arrange Come December, my friends were asking me if Wendy ever VKJRV.'j matarisi 26 Coda dot masturs (pi., 27 Conjunction 45 Stone with received their wedding gifu, so I wrote a ’’thank-you’’ to (sbbr.) abbf.) ever.vone I knew had given them a gift. I signed Wendy’s 28 Slica 29 Denomination crystals awif«AM.1l«l«»UfcM«niOi 30 Laytd off 46 Motes' 55 Pour ■R«>«^ai i-x« name, and mailed them off. 31 Maratt bit When I told her what I had done, Wendy was furious. Now 33 Failura 32 Claopatra'i brother £6 Hog food bans (pi.) my son isn’t speaking to me. I really don’t think I did such a 34 Tiitt 47 Pebble 59 Not in terrible thing. Abby, what would you have done in my 38 Vary (Fr.| 36 Actable Sarvicat Offaratf Sarv/cai place? 39 Ho u m 1 2 3 4 1 0 7 31 On»r»d 31 StrvIcM OHtnd 31 Palntlng-Paptrlng 32 Keep Smiling Apartmanta For Rant 53 Apartmanta For Rant S3 Autoa For Bala 51 addition 6 6 10 !t Be Happy MOTHER-IN-LAW 40 Soot 12 13 14 CECIL DAVIS INCOME TAX CRAIG’S PAINTING - FRESHLY REMODLED 3 FIRST FLOOR TWO 41 Vax DEAR MOTHER-IN-LAW: 1 would have apologized 44 Yaar of It 16 PREPARER & NOTARY Interior/Exterior. Complete Ooga-Blrda-Pata 43 bedroom apartment. Kitchen, BEDROOM aM rtment. Large 17 PUBLIC - 133 Main Street, to those w h o inquired, and let Wendy B u f f e r the Kiance (abbr.) B-B UPHOLSTERY. Custom Interior Remodeling. All dining, utility room. |425 kitchen and living room. II 1. 21 East Hartford. Call 569-6371. monthly, plus utilities. Call nant pays heat and utilities. consequences of her own procrastination and bad _ t» i 45 Vsporoui Work. Free Estimates. Will types of repairs. Free es­ BICHON FRISE PUPS - AKC m anners. 46 Filth 1 “ pick up and deliver. Please timates. 646-72M. Registered. All white. Very 643-5001. $310 monthly 22 25 B4M TREE SRVICE now Captain Easy — Crooha & Lawrence 50 Contuma ■ ■ call 64^2161 after 4:00 p.m. playful. Non-allergic males. available. Call! Junk 51 Organ for 26 offering Special Winter 27 26 30 Building Contracting 33 Call 646^894. MANCHESTER 3 room apart­ hearing ■ BRICK, BLOCK, STONE - Rates! We’ve sawed 257o off, ment, heat, hot water, elec­ SOUTH WINDSOR - Four 54 Farm animalt' 31 35 36 37 Income Tax plus our usual Discount for DEAR ABBY: I am 14 and I’m in love with my teacher. He BA»y STOPS OPP IN CALSARY TO BUY , WHAT LITTLE T HAVE IT YOUR ’ HUH? J SHE'S NOWON HER WAY Fireplaces. Concrete. FARREND REMODELING - 5 MONTH OLD FEMALE tricity, appliances. Room Apartment. 2 ARCTIC PUPS ANP MSET A WARRICK 57 Spanish gold 1 ” 1 Senior Citizens! Free is ;U) and married, and I know there is no hope for me, but I f CHORE? I'M HERB (WAY, MATE-JUST UP THE SOUTH NAHANNIl 31 3. ,0 Chimney Repairs. "No Job Cabinets, Roofing, Gutters, BEAGLE, desires good home. References. No pets. $285.646- bedrooms, livbig room, large ic S RBPRESENTATIVB.» T'SSE AgOUT A PON’T KEEP HER 56 Italian Service THERE'S A BUSH PILOT 1 1 Too Small." Call 644-8356 for Estimates. Fully ipsured. Room Additions, Decks, All Has had all shots. Asking 320. 3167 or 228-3540. kitchen with elMtric range. think about him night and day. (Especially night.) graating 41 References. 643-728$. JOINT OIL PEAL / WAITIN01 SHE WAiriNS IN VELLOtY- EXPERIENCED INCOME estimates. Wpes of Remodeling and 644-3143. Available February 1st. I did a couple of dumb things, like copying his picture out m m WITH McKEB / MOVES PAST ANP 60 Cain's brother ■ k n ip e t o p l y 61 Actor Knotti 4S 46 47 46 TAX PREPARATION, done Repairs. Free estimates. Ful­ FOUR ROOM APARTMENT Adults. No pets. References, BOUGHII of the year’inH VOU'RB THE YANK „_INPU5TRIES1 .A YOU'RE ALREADY YOU THEREl Painting-Paparing 32 - Second floor. Available security. $275 monthly In­ school how I felt about him. Well, it must have gotten bock THREE PAYS 62 Hindi dialect ■ ■ 1 in your home. Please call Dan HAVE TRUCK WILL MOVE! ly insured. Phone 643-6017. PART COLLIEWPART Bill’oAutoPwti THE BOSS LAPY PICKEP 63 Nila quean, 50 51 52 .3 55 66 Mosler at 649-3329.______Large appliances, clean at­ HUSKIE DOG - Female. 5 February 15th. Mature adults. cludes electricity. Ask for Jim to him. because now he avoids me and won’t even look my POR THIS LITTL E l a t e : ■ De Rocco. Belliore Agency, TOLLAND for short 57 tics. cellars, garages, also LEON CIEZSYNSKI years old. Spayed. Well No pets. Security. I 87S 6231 646467 way. Before this, he would smile at me and say hi. 64 Compasi 56 56 60 PROFES.SIONAL BU.SINESS BUILDER. New homes, ad­ Group I, 647-1413. I have writu>n him a dozen letters but I’ve torn all of them will clean apartments for trained. Very good with References. One Car Parking. point 61 82 & INDIVIDUAL TAX realtors. Call ^ 1775. ditions, remodeling, rec 649-1265. up. I can’t help how I feel. What should I do? 63 PREPARATION at home. 10 PUNTING children. FREE to a good 65 Destructive in­ rooms, garages, kitchens home. Call M3-4834 after 3:00 MISERABLE IN MALVERN. ARIZ. sect 64 05 Years Experience. Interior Painting 4 1970 INTERNATIONAL 66 BEFORE 4 AFTER SCHOOL Paperhanging. Also: remodeled, ceilings, bath tile, p.m. MANCHESTER Cozy one Homaa lor Rant 54 66 Asiatic fiber , ZJ Reasonable. Call 563-2051. CARRYALL WAGON - 20 plant CHILD CARE - Buses from Ceilings Repaired or dormers, roofing. ResidenUal bedroom available now $200’s. mpg. Good chassis and frame. DEAR MISERABLE; Don’t do anything. Apparent­ INfWtFAPtM tMTiaPMIf ASIN) HAVE YOUR TAX RETURN Keeney & St. James Schools. Replaced. References. or commercial. 649-4291. Antlquaa 45 Call Locators 236-5646, fee. ’THREE BEDROOM CAPE 304 engine, 2 barrell, 4 speed. ly your actions have already caused your teacher EXPERTLY PREPARED by 4 years in business. Never Free Estimates. Fully with first floor family room Please call 643-2371. some embarrassment. You can't help how you "feel,” ut Pa tiMOn E Jt leading, independant Tax Con­ closed. Call 646^864. Insured. DESIGN KITCHENS, ANTIQUE FURNITURE, and EAST HARTFORD, Utilities plus a rec room. Large lot but you can help how you behave. cabinets, vanities, counter paid. One bedroom with near school. $596 per month sultant. Please phone: Dan MARTIN MAHSSON used furniture. Also mis­ 1974 JE E P STATION WAGON Aiiey Oop — Dave Qraue Wade, 640-6851 lofor appoint DICK'S SNOW PLOWING - tops, kitchen cabinet fronts cellaneous items. Tommy’s carpeting. $180. Call Locators, unheated. Leaw and security. - Excellent running condition! D r id q e ment. Driveways, Parking Lots, 649-4431,07 646-4346 custom woodworking, colonial Trading Post, 62 Village St. 236-5646. Fee. 646-1671. 8 a.m. $13K. (^ark Motor Sales, 643- Sidewalks & Sanding. 646- reproductions. J.P. Lewis 649- Rockville. Open Monday thru 9621. DEAR ABBY: This is for those who are upset because NOW LISSEN rMEf BESIDES LETTIN' THOSE/ WELL, I.UH, WALT'S TAX SERVICE 2204. 9658. ONE ROOM EFFICIENCY MANCHESTER HOME 5 THEN PLTT IT BACK SHEEP MPPSflPif WHY Oswald Jacoby and Alan Sontag Performed in the privacy of Saturday 10-5:30. 871-6384. their Wedding gifts have not been acknowledged. I think WILD WOMEN KNOW D U C T IY WHERE I iS n n Q . BEFORE r LAY A y o u SAWED-OFF LI’L APARTMENT FURNISHED rooms. Extra bath with this is even worse. ARE, JUST VWAT DVOU FIGURE ON DOIN’ KNOT ON 'tOUR your home. Call Walt Zingler, PROFESSIONAL PAINTING PRfiiCISION VOLKSWAGEN 1973 Super WITH THIS STUFF ONCE Y'STEAL IT? SIDEWINDER....}? - PAINTING & PAPERING - - Interior and exterior. WANTED. Antique furniture, - Central air and heat. appliances. $275. Call Beetle. Sun roof, 15” radials, Last summer my husband and I were invited to a HEAD, BROTHERI 646-5346. Ceiling Special, 2S( per square WOOClWORKlNG - Formica Safe and sound slam play Commercial and residential. glass, pewter, oil paintings or Complete kitchen; Main Locators 236-5646. Fee. AM/FM. Rebuilt engine, newly wedding. It was several hundred miles away and the trip CECIL DAVIS INCOME TAX foot, paint included. Quality Free estimates.' Fully in­ Counter Tops, Cabinet Work, antique items. R. Harrison. Street location within walking Work! Fully Insured. Contemporary Oak Furniture painted, new front struts. cost more than we really could afford, but we. felt an PREPARER & NOTARY sured. 646-4879. Telephone 643-8709. distance to hospital. $60 week­ OlHcaa-Btoraa lor Rant 55 Damper, new tune-up, 30 mpg. obligation to go because the bride’s parents were our good notnimp, so North made no PUBLIC - 133 Main Street, Manchester Property 4 Custom Woodwork. Veiy ly. Security required. One NORTH effort to explore Maintenance, David Kay, 646- Reasonable. Please call 647- Nice dependable car. $2,d00. friends, so we went anyway. 1-2I-81 East Hartford. Call 569-6371 EXTERIOR PAINTING, year lease. Call 646-2457 Ted S’TORE OR OFFICE SPACE 633-9118. ♦ K J4 possibilities with his 12 pointe 0754. 9343. Cummings, or 647-9997 A1 We did all the right things — signed the guest book, went and simply bid six. experienced college student. RENTALS available, 200, 400, and up to through the receiving line, wished thb bride happiness and V10 5 3 Sieffert 5000 square feet. 643-1442. ♦ aqjio West opened a diamond and REWEAVING BURN Quality work. Very 1976 BUICK SKYHAWK - congratulated the groom. South saw that iliEast held the CHILD CARE; Liscensed reasonable prices. Call Mike, CRAIG’S CARPENTRY - Economical V-6,6-speed over­ AJ»8 HOLES. Zippers, umbrellas mother to care for children in Roofing. Siding, Gutters. Rooms lor Rant 52 Subsequently we received a very nice note from the bride, club king there would be no 569-3458 or, 5W-4545. FIVE LARGE ROOM OFFICE SPACE MAIN drive transmission. Excellent thanking us for our gift. And she ended with. “We were so WEST EAST repaired. Window shades, a loving environment. 646- Cleaned and replaced. All STREET LOCATION ■ 160 problems. Suppose West held DUPLEX - Private entrance. condition! 69,000 miles. $2,54)0. sorry you couldn’t attend our wedding. We missed you.” ♦7532 asti Us majesty? Tlien South could Venetian blinds. Keys. TV 4890. yipes of repairs. Free QUIET ROOM on bus line. $40 square feet. $100 monthly in­ ▼42 VASB? FOR RENT. Marlow's, 867 LEE PAINTING. Interior 4 Estimates. 646-^54. Gas heat. Washington School Call evenings 643-5380. Sign -me ... still make six by getting home Exterior. "Check my rate per week, plus security. cludes central air and neat. ♦98fi2 9543 Main Street. 649-5221. INDUSTRIAL MACHINE District, Manchester. $325 INVISIBLE IN PORTLAND with two heart tricks before before you decorate." Depen­ .Strano Real Estate. Call 643- monthly, plus utilities. 2 One year lease. Call 646-2457 1976 DATSUN B 210 ♦ K65 *732 going after clubs. REPAIR - All kinds: 2129. Ted Cummings, or 647-9997 A1 The Flintstona — Hanna Barbara Productione CERAMIC FIRING. Discount dable. Fully insured. 646-1653. FO R ALL YOUR months security. References. ’’SPECIAL EDITION” - SOUTH After that start he would Bridgeports, Lathes, Sieffert Sr. bring home the bacon if East rates. Quick service. Call 643- Bullards, etc. Please call 646- CONSTRUCTION NEEDS No pets. Immraiate occupan­ Color: white. Ehccellent con­ ♦ Agio CENTRAL LOCATION - Free cy. 747'42-8268. VKQJS held four hearts to the ace. 2543. 1987. INTERIOR PAINTING, over call - Harp Construction. Ad­ dition! White walls and APtiRABLE ! ten years experience, low parking. Kitchen privileges. Wanted to Rant 57 spokes. Call Dean-0,2894611. CONFIDENTIAL ’TO A. IN ARLINGTON HEIGHTS, ..'•MIRROR'?' ...HOW DO ♦ K7 • West would not have a heart ditions, Roofing, Siding, ILL.: The late Lord Mountbatten wisely said: “When­ 'y'OU JU S T rarely find that people winter rates and senior citizen Security and written MANCHESTER 2 bedrooms, WHO I LOOK AS ♦ Aq 104 left to lead back to bis part­ 'Vie have good seme unless they Plumbing 4 Electrical. Call ever you are doing nothing, you are doing wrong." HAVE TO ner. Even if West held Qiree agree with ui." discounts. 643-9980. 643-5001. references required. 14 Arch available February 1st. 1 year GARAGE WANTED to store CARES X r e a l l y La Rochefoucauld Street. ' SEE WHAT Vulnerable: Both hearts he might not lead one. lease, security, $2w. 649-2813. one or two cars. Call Don at Tnieka lor Bala 52 Do you hate to write letters because you don’t know Dealer: South 633-4577. you LOOK A smart West would, but it is MANCHESTER - Excellent what to say? Thank-you notes, sympathy letters, LIKE IN West North East remarkable how even the MANCHESTER, Chestnut 1971 FORD XL RANGER. Soatfa world's greatest players miss furnished room for congratulations, how to decline and accept invita­ THE ^ Q\ A\ 2NT Street, 6 room apartment $350 MATURE GENTLEMAN Good condition. ’Tires and cap, plan that arm chair quarter­ 23 Homes For Sale gentleman. No kitchen desires room In private tions and how to write an interesting letter are MIRROI?.'' Pass 6 NT Pass Past Homes For Sale 23 Business Propartf 26 Articlea for Sale 41 with garage,I. Ca[:all 643-4834 call Paul after 6 p.m. 742-0052. inclined in Abby's booklet, “How to Write U tters for backs would never overlook^ privileges. References. $35 after 3:00 p.m. residence. Kitchen privileges Pass GREEN HARDWOOD - $60 All Occasions." Send 61 and a long, stamped (28 Anyway, South rose with MANCHESTER - Retail, weekly. Call 649-4003. desired. References dumnny's ace and dropped Us UNION ¥ILUBE per cord delivered. Cut and •••••••••••••••••••••••••• cents), self-addressed envelope to: Abby, Letter storage and/or manufacturing split. Call 742-7598. MANCHESTER - 4 rooms. available. Call after 4:30 p.m., 0)>ening lead: 92 king. Then he led the th m of 4 unique ('undominiums available Each unit consists of 2 bedrooms, living Apartmanta For Rant 53 Nice location. Convenient to 643-0034. Motorcfclaa-Blcyelaa 54 Booklet, 132 Lasky Drive, Beverly Hills, Calif hearts to hia queeo, went back room, eai-in kitchen. < with all appliances) I 'l baths, separate basements and space. 2,000 square feet to 25,- 60212. 000 square feet. Very shopping/bus line. Available to dummy wuh a second dia­ new gas lired heating systems Two units have fireplaces This is a small com­ SEASONED WOOD for your VERNON - Near 86, luxury 1975 YAMAHA 660, Best offer mond and led the five of plex. in a residential area allowing for greater privacy' reasonable. Brokers fireplace or stove. $85 a cord February 1st. $285, plus new over $350. 647-1971 ask for protected. Call Heymaif Condo. Appliances. $345 gas heat and utilities. Call 649- □ AUTOMOTIVE hearts. East ducked for a sec­ CJUl PETERHUN REALTY Cut and split to size. Free monthly. Security, Pete anytime after 5:00. ond time and South was home. F>roperties, 1-226.1206. 8989, Mr. Lindsey. •••••••••••••••••••••••••• 849-9404 07 646-1171 delivery locally up to 10 miles. references. Call 486-3923. He entered dummy with a Call 568-5807, anytime after 5 Autos For Bala 51 Q stroQ ftil^ Tha Born Loaar — Art Sanaom By Otwald Jacoby spade, took and lost the dia­ GLASTONBURY, Multi use p.m. FOUR ROOM APARTMENT and Alas Sonlag mond finesse and had Us 12 industrial Building for sale. GLASTONBURY (SOUTH). in four family house quiet INVITATION Half of exceptional new r tricks since West was fresh 42,525 square ft., 21’ ceilings, neighborhood, close to shop- OEMMI (May 21-Juna 20) Keep ;^o ix : h 1 Youaii North and ^ u th were play­ out of hearts. OAK SLAB WOOD for Duplex. Features carpeting, w e s e extra 3 acres for develop­ iing, bus line and recreational T O B I D In mind today that anything ing a 21- or 22-point two (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN.) Firewood. 4 bundles (2ti. - 3 excellent closets, dishwasher, ment. Excellent condition and cords) for $120. Free delivery facnities. ’The apartment has WANTED JUNK AND LATE worth doing Is worth doing welT STRAND REAL ESTATE dispose- all, self cleaning c B ir t h (% Tasks given merely a lick and a access to Route 2. Seller will within 10 miles radius of just been completely MODEL WRECKS Cash The Manchester Public preaenta entertain partial leaseback. oven, private basement with redecorated. $350 per month. Paid. Call Parker Street Used Schools solicits bids for promise may have lo be dons Hebron. Nominal delivery laundry hookups, IW baths, over. ? m m E > Call F.I.P. Corporation. 677- charge over 10 miles. Includes stove, refrigerator, Auto Parts, 3nc. 649-3391. INDUSTRIAL ARTS CANCER (Juns 21-July 22) 1361. deck, neighborhood setting, washer/dryer hook-up. January 22, I N I 3 BOLTON BEAUTIES Colchester, 537-3474. minutes to Hartford. $525 FQIJPMENT for the 1980- Treat your rasouroea and pos­ X we! Utilities separate. Security BANK REPOSESSIONS FOR It's possipls this coming year sessions with prudence and monthly 633-4566. Broker. 1981 school year. Sealed bids THREE PIECES, Studio deposit plus one month’s rent SALE, 1976 Dodge Aspen, 4- will be received until 3:30 that you could have umathlng respect today. Reckless or Houaahold Goods 40 couch, rocker and chair with in advance is required. Call » e e d , $1900. 1976 Dodge quits good In your grasp without extravagant behavior could put FEMALE ROOMATE MID­ P.M., February 3, 1981 at fully appradaqpg all Its ramifica­ irou behind the 3ba ll. Diamond engagement rings be- slip covers. Call evenings 6464792 or 289-69(». Oiarger Sp6CiBl Special Edition. 2 TWENTIES WANTED to door,’door, 8 cvUnder, $2,500. 1974 which time they will be tions. Look tor an unusual prod­ LEOI (July 23Aug. 22,22) Look______out came popular in the 15th century. after 6:30, 643-9939. uct or ham which can be laken to USED REFRIGERATORS, share duplex. Glastonbury 4 LUXURY CONDO, private Oldsmobile Cutless Supreme.’ ipr publicly opened. ’The right is for your Interests today, but mtry Our Boarding House WASHERS RANGES - Clean, Hebron area. Must be neat. thamarkatplaca. to do so without being too salN GE PORTA RIP entrance, Vernon, ^pllances, 8 cylinder $1,500. 197$ GMC reserved to reject any and all AOUAKUS (Jan. 204ab. It) servlng. Others will let you know Guaranteed. Parts 4 Service. Pets considered. Rent $355 m o nthly. S e c u rity , Jimmy utility truck, 4 wheel bids. Specifications and bid 'The opinlona of others are quickly enough If you are. DISHWA.SHER,oneyelroldr 010, negotiable. Call after 6 p.m., Low prices! B.D. Pearl 4 Butcher block top. $200 “ references call 423-1275 or drive, $1,500. 1969 AMC Am- forms may be secured at the Important today, but they should vm do (Aug. 22-Espt 22) Nor­ Son, 649 Main Street. 643-2171. . Cali m-3560. not be taken so aerlously that mally you're pretty good at keep­ Winthrop — Dick Cavaiii fL C A $| NOTE T)4AT TOE5IPEWALK THERE6 643-4862 after 3 p.m. 488-3923. bassidor 4 door $300. 1976 Business Office. 45 N. School they cause you to act against ing confidential Information to 16 FREE OF SHOW WITHOUT LABOR! JU6T Clirysler Cordoba, ^ r condi­ Street, Manchester, Connec­ 7 Rm. Ranch w/Iots of carpeting 4 wallpaper. Fireplace in MANCHE.STER, Kids ok. 52 WADSWORTH S’TREET - 4 tion, best offer. The above your own bettor judgment. yoursall, but today could be an ALTHOiSH THEy NOW iLLilMFLY LET THE - ONE ticut. Raymond E. Demers. Romanes, travel, luck, exception. You might reveal ■nney c;ANc>iLy OUT OF t h e BAUOON AND STJRE living room. Finished family room w/wet bar, built-in Two bedrooms with fenced large rooms, 2nd floor. Near may be seen at the Savings CAN TA L K , OUST L IK E 6 LI6KT )T"^ resources, possible pitlalls and something that's best kept AMNDLEesuy IT UNTIL IT6 HECPCP As a in ! cabinets, 2 car garage, large country lot, out buildings in­ SEARS KENMORE yard $230. Call Locators, 236- schools, busline and shopping. Bank of Manchester, 923 Mam Business Manager TELEVISION FLAW- cluding green house, new energy saving thermopane win- WASHING MACHINE. career lor the coming months secret. RARfSCTS (CAN­ REPEAT WOROS l a d i e s d i a m o n d 56tt. Fee. $265 monthly. No utilities, no St., Manchester. 027-01 are all discussed In your Astro- LMRA (Sept 2S-Oet 22) You're PERRSRAAS^, BAX.TER dows. Over $6,000 to install. Priced to sell $78,900 Deluxe model. Two years N O T T H IN K . T H E y A R E IT TAKE6 LE666PACE THAN A ' SOT young. Excellent condition. SOLITAIRE RING, vTkarat pets. Lease plus 2 months Graph which begins with your a very generous person, but be New setting valued at $1,500 ■SOUTH WINDSOR, Carpeted security required. Call b irth d n . Mall $1 lor ' each to careful today what you lend and TAUGHT TOSAW. SHOW BLOWER ANP POE6N'T EXTRA IM Asking $175 . 569-7764 jf te r tolo whom. Give only...... If there Is a REOUIRE 6CARCE FUEL6.' 5:00 p.m. Asking $1,000. 649-8206 3 rooms. All modem, $200’s. between 4:00 p.m. and 6:00 Astro-Graph, Box 489. Radio 6N0W .' PRE weekdays 10-5 p.m. Call Locators 236-5646. Fee. p.m., 643-2804. LEGAL NOTICE O ty Station. N .Y. 10018. Be sure real need. J PICT IN to speedy birih data, SCORPIO (Oct 24-Nov. 22) Be A KEAT SPEED QUEEN HEAVY n s n s (Feb. 23March 20) If careful today that you don't DUTY WASHING MACHINE Artlelaa lor Sale 41 Artlelaa lor Sale 41 Artlelaa lor Bala 41 ’TO ENROLLED MEMBERS OF THE DEMOCRATIC PARTY your work habits are erratic ovarrsact and make an Issue of WAVE -New, never used! B75. Out­ OF ’THE TOWN OF ANDOVER, CONNECTICUT: today, tha results are likely lo be something that really Isn't one. FOLLOWED side aluminum Storage Shed, similar. Don't do things In fits Let your logic prevail. Instead of BY A Pursuant to the provisions of the State Election Laws and the and starts. Organize your sched­ your smohons and pride. $40. Call 649-1149. C O L P Rules of the Democratic Party, you are hereby warned that a ule and efforts. S A O ITTA R R IS (N ov. 22-Oeo. 21) FRONT.' Caucus will be held on Jan. 28,1981, at 8:00 P.M., at Town Office ARNE (Mareh 21-Aprll 10) Basi­ Sometimae your hunches are 1 KENMORE DOUBLE OVEN cally you’re a vary adventurous rather amazing and accurate, 1 ELECTRIC STOVE - Building, School Road, Andover, to endorse candidates for and daring parson. Under proper but this may not be the case Gracious home with a rare feeling of openess 4 country set- Excellent condition! Color: nomination to the office to be voted for in the municipal election dreumstanoae, these are com­ today. SIgnala from your Intuition Levy’s Law — Jamaa Schumaiatar 1 ting. Cathedral ceilings, unique center fireplace, sky lights White. $200 firm. Please call to be held on Monday, May 4,1981, between the hours of 6 A M. mendable trada. Today, howev­ could oontaki a lot of static. sliders, decks, oversized attached garage. A one of aliind 643-0732: keep trying. to 8 P.M., and to transact such other business as may be proper er, you may be tempted lo take CAPRICORN (Deo. 22-Jan. It) A WELL unw iM risks. wall-meaning friend who has ME. TANNER SA')« HF home! Call for complete deUils. $140,000 plus to come before said Caucus. TAURUS (AprN 20-May M) caused you some compHeatlons a m POMNT \*WNT ANY . A 'GQ e Ardelaa tor Sato Ram oTM could latar set In If you prevloualy coukf create rIpplM . R N S ePBiNT& r WON’T 41 Dated at Andover, Connecticut, the 16th day of January, 1981. make Important decisions too again today d you parmd him or in .i DEMOCRA’nC ’TOWN COMMITTEE OF ANDOVER knpulslvsly today. Stall lor time her to gat Involved In your pri­ --- H A ^P Y s By: Beatrice E. Kowalski and a chanos to study what vate adads. PRNTS C Cwito—A aw TWi^ ut • you’re getting Into. (NIWSPAHS ENTIlWNSa ASSN.) ____ 1-1.1 ★ Chairperson AND ALUMINUM Sheets used as 034-01 PHOTOS printing plates, .007 thick OIL, Inc. KH 'll’ Carlyl* — Larry Wright 23x2814 , 50 cents each or 5 for $2. Phone 6432711. Must be picked up before II a.m. MancAMfer, Conn. Buga Bunny — Haimdahl 4 BtoHal ONLY. Notice of Annual Meeting of Members of Heritage Savings and Loan Association, u^o^.^HeAvy^ , 0 j3 mis TtjAlMY Modified brick Cape on 4.5 acres. 8 rooms, 3 bedrooms"3 PRINTING MACHINERY, Incorporated WZe«WN6(.iT’S6fTH6R.1 \ fireplaces and a wood stove. Raised pine panelling, random Multi 1250 offset press, Plate maker. Arc lamps. Letter A N O B 5 C 0 4 E Short Riba — Frank Hiii width flooring, basement w/finished quarry rock walls (A ’The annual meeting of members of Heritage Savings and must see!) 3 car garage. Sets high on a hill overlooking presses. Light table. Paper C A M dO R A cutter. $1,6«). 742-5284. 649-8841 Loan Association, Incorporated, will be held at the main of­ everything. Zoned business. A most fascinating home! $160 - 000 plus. ^ $1.13 9/10 Per Gallon C.0,D^ fice of the Association, 1007 Main Street, Manchester. G m H i Connecticut, on Januaiy 23, 1981, at 7:30 p.m. for the 6 4 6 - 2 0 0 0 ^ 200 Qallon imnlmum following purposes. 172 R. Cwrtwr 8 t, M anchtlf ★ SEARS 10 DIGIT DESK TOP t 1. Acceptance of reports. PRINTER CALCULATOR $40. Also: R.C.A. Antenna ^ 24 Hour Burner Service 2. Election of directors to fill the offices the terms of Bualnaaa Propartf 25 Bualnaaa Property 26 Rotator. Box and roof motor which are then expiring. only. $15. Please call 6 4 6 ^ 9 . ^ 24 Hour Call Delivery FOR SALE 80 x300’ C zone, MANCHESTER EAST 3. To transact any other business proper to come with 714 room cape. Near CENTER ST. 7 room home WASHING MACHINE $60. V before such meeting. Gas stove $60. Refrigerator NOBOPy hospital, reasonable. By ^ e d for professional office ★ OVER 2 MILLION QALLONS Raymond E. Juleson owner, no agents. 6494068. use. $75,900. Gordon Realty $50. Complete Queen Size WHAT

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