far," Reagan said. Reagan, who planned to end his se- cond post-election Washington trip Doctors didnH Saturday, scheduled meetings with Cabinet profiles senators and his staff today after remove cancer receiving his daily national security briefing. Page 2 from Grasso Reagan has appeared increasingly ------^ irritated as the selection process Reagan inaugural seal HARTFORD (U PIi - Surgeons drags on and as reporters pelt him at worked around two cancerous every opportunity about progress in development, labor.' education and tion secretary. obstructions in Gov. Ella Grasso's in- completing the Cabinet formation energy. Press spokesman Jam es William Casey, former Securities Nancy Reagan testinal tract during surgery but did task, which he had once predicted Brady said no nominees would be an- and Exchange Commission chair- not remove one as was first an- would be finished by Dec. 1. nounce today. man, for CfA director; Sen. Richard nounced. a Hartford Hospital At least two potential nominees The appointments announced Schweiker, R-Pa., for health and spokesman says. dropped out of the Cabinet Thursday were: Caspar Weinberger. human services; Rep. David eager to move Spokesman Jam es Battaglio, sweepstakes because of exceptional Richard Nixon's secretary of health, Stockman. R-Mich., for Office of clarifying a statement he made to burdens imposed by conflict-of- education and welfare, for defense Management and Budget, and W.ASHINGTON lU PI) - Nancy House was being restored in the reporters after Mrs. Grasso came interest laws. A top choice to head secretary; William French Smith, Malcolm Baldrige, a Connecticut Reagan wishes the Carters would Truman era. out of the 3W-hour operation the Department of Labor was Reagan's personal lawyer, for at- manufacturer, for commerce. move over to Blair House in this The president-elect and Mrs. Wednesday, said Thursday that both reported to have met obstacles in torney general. New York While the Cabinet nominees were transition period so that she could Reagan will tour their future home of the malignancies remained. receiving his FBI clearance. stockbroker Donald T. Regan for meeting the press, Reagan talked begin refurbishing the White House on Saturday before flying back to "There was no removal of either The still vacant Cabinet offices in- treasury secretary; Drew Lewis, with national black leaders who family quarters, informed sources California. Los Angeles decorator malignancy," Battaglio said “What clude secretaries for state, interior, deputy director of the Republican predicted they will have "some said. Ted Graber will visit the second floor were initially malignant obstructions agriculture, housing and urban National Committee, for transporta- serious differences" with the new ad- Sources said the future first lady family quarters with them to begin were not removed ” ministration. had told aides she "can’t un- planning the redecoration. He stressed the growths no longer derstand" why President and Mrs. Aides said Mrs. Reagan has obstructed the 61-year-old governor's Carter do not move out of the White expressed some frustration that she intestinal tract and both would be House into Blair House, the cannot hasten the refurbishing treated by chemotherapy as was New-HRC members president’s guest house across the project so the family rooms will be prescribed for cancer detected in her street from the Executive Mansion. ready for them when they move in. liver last month. Mrs. Reagan visited the White The spokesman said Mrs Grasso, As is customary, the Carters will House two weeks ago and was es- who resigned for health reasons be moving out of the White House on corted on the tour by Rosalynn effective Dec 31, was resting com- seek positive roles Jan. 20, Inauguration Day, and will Carter and chief usher Rex Scouten. fortably and remained listed in fly home to Plains, Ga. The only time She said in an interview this week satisfactory condition a first family has taken up residence "Her spirits are very good, " said MANCHESTER— Two new looks forward to attending the she can help. She directed questions two rooms were closed off and she in Blair House was when the White was not permitted to see them. Battaglio, who added the governor’s members of the Human Relations meetings. on whether there should have been doctors were "very pleased with her Commission are not disturbed about "My position Is quite clear, " two racial minority appointments to the politics surrounding their ap- Fisher said. "My interest lies in ser- the commission's chairman Rick first day of post-operative progress" and her " frame of mind " pointments, and are looking forward ving on the commission. I’m just not Dwyer. "That was their prerogative,' Battaglio bad told reporters to making positive! contributions to that interested in the politics” she said. Wednesday that doctors performed the group. However, he refused to comment Fisher said he was giving the ques- Yoko Ono on the effects of the political dis- tion "some thought, " and preferred two procedures — "’a colostomy on Both Elizabeth Thompson and her large intestine and bypass on the cussions. not to think of minority appointments Rubin Fisher said Thursday they small bowel after finding malignant didn't expect the political discussions Fisher, an unaffiliated voter whom in quantities. But having two Black obstructions in both areas " that kept their names in print the the Democrats tried to persuade the members, he said, was not necessari- urges calm When questioned, he repeated the past week to cloud their roles. minority party to offer as their ly adequate. surgeons found two cancerous nomination, did say he "didn't an- "1 don't think we need to measure The Democrats appointed both NEW YORK (UPlI - Yoko Ono. and everything. But is was just star- obstructions "They bypassed one members, despite earlier assurances ticipate the nominations to go that in numbers," he said. "It won't con- concerned over the suicides of at ting. and we know that the '80s is up and removed a section of the colon of allowing Republican input. Ap- way," He was out of town last week, cern me if the commission had 100 least two Beatles fans since the death to each one of us." where the other malignancy was pointing a women and one racial and for Tuesday’s Board oLDirectors percent or half minorities, as long as of John Lennon, is begging the slain Mark David Chapman, the Beaties located." he had said. minority representative also dis- meeting when the appointments were the aims get across. " rock star’s followers not to yield to fanatic accused of killing Lennon, is "The impression was given that tressed the four Republican made. "O therw ise 1 would have Fisher said serving commission despair. under a suicide watch, himself, in a the obstruction in the large intestine m em bers, who had planned to attended," he said. did not make him a spokesman for Tm just afraid that instead of Manhattan psychiatric hospital. was removed It was n o t," he suggest a Black woman. In "1 have a feeling of concern over Manchester’s Black community; all what John and I believed in, people Police sources say Chapman has explained Thursday "Once the press abstaining on the vote, the the way this was resolved, but my he could do was offer his personal will think of his death as the end of received numerous death threats. briefing got beyond the prepared Republicans stressed it was not the primary interest in is my con- views. "W e’re here to help, " he said. something," Miss Ono said in an in- Fearing "another Jack Ruby," police medical statement, apparently there individuals they objected to, but the tribution," he said. Interest in the commission was terview with the New York Daily outfitted him with a bullet-proof vest was some confusion over both malig- manner and maneuvering in making Mrs. Thompson, who declined ser- strengthened recently by several ap- News publshed Thursday. Thursday before hustling the accused nant obstructions and whether they the appointments. ving on the commission two years parently racially motivated in- "They are sending me telegrams killer into Manhattan Criminal were removed and exactly whera ■The discussion over her ap- ago, said she now sees an area where cidents. saying that this is the end of an era Court. thev were located” pointment doesn't worry Mrs. Thompson, wife of former Mayor John Thompson, because it was MACC needs donations political, and not based on objections to her or her views. "No, it doesn't concern m e," Mrs. Thompson commented on the fridoy. political maneuvering surrounding Funds help family her appointment. "That’s the board's Day 405 Los Angeles Kings red hot in MANCHESTER - The problem, and I ’m not going to worry Although she’d like to work to take Sharing” may be mailed to P.O Box NHL. Saints closing in on dubious Today is the 405th day of captivi- about it." Manchester Area Conference of care of the bills, she feels her 773, Manchester, 06040 record in NFL. McGinnis stars for ty for the Americans held hostage- Although Fisher, a Traveler’s In- Churches, through its Seasonal children need the stabilitv of T o js may be dropped off at any fire Indiana in NBA. Page 14. her being home. in Iran...Just a reminder,because surance executive, says "he has Sharing Appeal, is hoping to provide department in town, including Eighth Freshman clinches hoop win for we care. strong feelings” on the way his ap- a Merry Christmas for local families Once her oldest enters first grade, Utilities District station, at any time. UConns. Page 13. pointment was handled, he won’t whose lives are ones of continuous she plans to work. By then, she hopes There is also a toy collection box at the resilience of kids will help them explain them. He says it's over, and struggle. the Heritage Savings Bank on Main EMS Council One such family is headed by a overcome the trauma the family has Street, and its branch office by the K- Manchester’s Emergency woman whose husband is in jail. She gone through this year. Mart Department Store on Spencer Medical Services Council is ^ k in g and her children were terrorized by Meanwhile, she and the children Street. Inside today more information before making the threat of his violence during the are being supported by the state Aid MACC officials ask that ail toys be its recommendation to town direc- Classified...... 20-22 months before he was incarcerated, to Families with Dependent Children unwrapped. If donors wish to provide /tors ... Story on Page 2. Comics...... 23 wrapping paper seprately, that is ap- so at least this struggle is out of their program. There is no place for Editorial ...... 4 hair for now. Christmas extras in this program, as preciated. Toys are needed by Dec. Entertainment ...... 9-11 Meanwhile, the mother is relieved just the rent takes up half of it. 19. Obituaries ...... 12 her five-year-old shows no signs of a Those Christmas extras can be Food may be left at the fire In sports Peopletalk...... ^...... 2 recurrence of the leukemia she was provided through the generosity of stations, or at the Concordia Sports ...... 13-15 treated for two years ago. individual families in town, whose Lutheran Church, Pitkin Street, until Fourteen National Football Television ...... 11 Her youngest daughter and the last year has found them better off Dec, 22, from 9 a.m to 3 p.m, League teams remain in. playoff Update ...... 2 five-year-old are only troubled by than families like this one weekdays. picture. Page IS. Weather...... 2 repeated colds and bronchitis. Checks, made out to “Seasonal 2 - EVENING HERALD, Frt., Dec. 12, 1980 EVENING HERAf.p, Fri.. Dec 12, 1980 — 3 Mpdote. EMS council seeks used to buy toys and Christmas presents for residents of laws restricting ownership of handguns. Ribbon tied chandeliers at $525; drinking glasses at three for $1; beer Stolberg, who described himself as a “long-time ad- spigots at $375; an upright piano at $S25 and potted palm the earthquake-stricken areas of southern Italy. HARTFORD (UPI) - A giant yellow ribbon and bow Dr. John X.R. Basile, chairman of the group, said he vocate of handgun control,” said Thursday renewed trees at $135 apiece. attention on gun control was likely in the L«gislature has been hung from Connecticut's tallest building as a “We’re going to be selling everything from 400 color will travel to Italy at his own expense to supervise dis- additional information tribution of the donations. because of the shooting of rock musician John Lennon in reminder of the S2 American hostages in Iran. television sets to all the guest room suite furnishings,” MANCHESTER - The town ago, and could be negotiated in com- more detailed information at next The 15-by-16 foot ribbon and accompanying bow were The group was set up at a meeting at the Executive Ngw York this wook said Michael Kabealo, vice president of National Content Emergency Medical Services (^un- mittee. Abbott said he would survey month’s meeting. Residence at the direction of Gov. Ella Grasso. He said his hill would limit legal handgun ownership to hung Thursday from the observation deck of the Liquidators. cll, seeking additional Information, other EMS systems in New England Abbott explained the hospital’s Traveiers Tower 527 feet above downtown Hartford. law enforcement officers, people who needed guns for By day’s end, 2,800 people had sifted through the hotel’s their jobs and members of registered gun clubs. It did not Thursday sent two subcommittees and compare salaries. plan, developed last winter at the A comoanv sookesman said the ribbon was “a somber furnishings and more than $25,000 in goods had been sold. Protest launching back into conference. The committee also questioned a reminder of the hostages' plight and a sincere wish they mention rifles or other long-barreled firearms. request of Town Manager Robert One shopper, Vincent Glullano, owner of a Hartford GROTON (UPI) — A coalition of groups will The advisory council Is developing report recommending qualifications Weiss. The plan would cost more wiil be reunited soon with their famiiies." “The time has come for good and wise Americans to delicatessen, stripped more than 100 paintings from hotel demonstrate today and Saturday outside the Electric join together against a handful of lunatics and the many recommendations which will be for em ergency dispatchers, than $200,000 in the first of its room walls, paying from $15 to $85 apiece. Boat Division of General Dyiuunlcs to protest the good people whom they co-opt who continue to argue that forwarded to the town Board of wondering if town job descriptions proposed three years. “Most of the stuff was overpriced here,” said Giuliano. launching of the USS Baltimore submarine. the sale and ownership of such dangerous and con- Directors prior to its consideration of didn’t exist already. Under the plan, the hospital would Everything goes “But we figured these were a bargain,” he said of the Joanne Sheehan, an organizer of the demonstration, cealahle weapons should not be restricted,” Stolberg an Emergency Medical Services In a subcommittee report, place the personnel on - its own paintings. HARTFORD (UPI) — Shoppers hauled away hundreds said the groups would distribute leaflets today to said. System in Manchester. Two subcom- Lorraine Boutin said dispatchers payroll, although Abbott said “some of paintings, mattresses and color teievisions as the The sale continues for another 44 days. employees leaving their jobs and would stage a vigil and mittees, one researching should have the equivalent of a high other” agency could employ the Hartford Hilton opened its doors for the first day of a hand out leaflets during the Saturday launching. Wins big qualifications for emergency dis- school diploma, knowledge of staff. A full-time paramedic and a giant tag saie expected to bring in $400,000. Sen. Charles Mathias, R-Md., is scheduled to be the patchers and another preparing a emergency systems and the ability to full-time nurse would be hired, sup- David Chase, one of the new owners of the downtown Quake relief main speaker during launching ceremonies for the fast- HARTFORD (UPI) — A 40-year-old Middlebury man variety of ’model-plans,’ presented cope with stress. Abbott sought to in- ported by a part-time staff equal to has won the $250,000 top prize in the weekly Connecticut hotei, decided to seli off the items and repiace them when HARTFORD (UPI) — Leaders of a state-sponsored attack submarine which was built at EB. their first reports. clude a criterion that dispatchers be 9.5 full-time positions. the hotel reopens after renovations. relief effort for victims of the Italian earthquake say lottery “Money Tree” drawing. mentally and physically qualified for The town’s plan, presented by Dr. Joseph Bochicchio, a screw machine operator in Irene Smith, chairman of the town Items put up for saie Thursday included brass they hope to raise $50,000 by the end of next week. Gun control the position. Alice Turek, town director of health, Advisory Board of Health, objected • S0.*4, Cheshire, said Thursday he planned to use the money to Boutin said Police Chief Robert Organizers of Connecticut EUirthquake Relief Inc. said HARTFORD (UPI) — Rep. Irving Stolberg, D-New would create positions for 10 ‘ad- take a vacation to Florida and was considering buying his to proposals that paramedics in the Lannan, in whose department the dis- ■A'n Thursday the money will go directly to victims or will be Haven, has introduced legislation to strengthen state vanced life support persons,’ either wife a new car. EMS system be paid $15,(XX) annual- patchers would be placed, agreed to paramedics or Emgergency Medical ly. “I don’t know what kind of people hire new dispatchers after seeking Technician IIs. Salaries would be at you think you’re going to get into this the advice of council members. least $15,000 annually, and personnel ■Peopletalk system. I think it’s too low,” she Smith had earlier questioned would be employees of the town. tr Semantics argument key said. whether it was appropriate that the Both plans include staff training at HnuMOtoO^ omse Gloria^s diet cola “I wouldn’t become a paramedic police department have responsibili- the University of Connecticut Health ty for hiring the personnel. Center in Farmington and The invitations were formal. for under $20,000,” Dr. Robert Butterfield, the council’s chairman Arnold "Ike” Kleinschmidt, Manchester Memorial Hospital. chocolate g ifts ^ A quartet played (or debutante-style dancing in Democratic town director, said that the posh Regency Hotel. Gloria Vanderbilt received in diet doctor^s trial added. Those objecting to the lOVItV TIMMtAlWAIt ' recommended salary said regardless of where the dispatcher The town proposal provides for »20_ Barbara Walters, Charles Addams, Maureen WHITE PLAINS, N Y. (UPI) - was located, one department head qualified police officers and firemen with imagination Judge Russell Leggett from tne paramedics work under stress and Stapleton, Pegpr Cass, Jose Quintero and many “There was a fight and the gun went would have to accept responsibility to move into paramedic positions for record and the jury was advised to would have difficulty living on $15,000 more in reception-line fashion. off,” a policeman quoted Jean Harris for the employee. He suggested Lan- a period of three years, after which forget about them. in Manchester. Critics said the But the purpose was business. With 83-year-old as saying the night “Scarsdhle Diet” nan might work with other council they would be expected to resume highlight the holidays with fine candies On Wednesday, Detective Arthur paramedics, like many police and EZ3* Walter S. Mack, former president of Pepsi Cola, she Dr. Herman Tamower.was killed. members in selecting candidates. their previous duties at no loss of fOTOCAtT • firemen, might be forced to announced a big pop in the “Great Cola War" in One of those words set off an argu- Sicillano had been describing Mrs. Both the town and Manchester Harris’ demeanor at the time she moonlight to make ends meet. seniority. Council members also For period ending 7 a m EST 12/13/80. With the excep- which Mack has challenged Coca Cola and Pepsi ment over semantics at her murder Memorial Hospital offered draft expressed concern that some con- told him that she had shot the doctor William Abbott, assistant ad- tion of some iight snow near the shores of the Lower with his own brand. As a major stockholder, she is trial. proposals for the EMS system. The sideration for future placement be to head up an advertising campaign for his Slim during a struggle, which developed ministrator of Manchester Memorial Lakes Region, mostiy fair weather wiil be widespread The officer, Daniel O'Sullivan, Hospital, stressed the suggested committee, however, took no action given to new employees not affiliated across the nation during Friday night. Minimum King Cola. testified Thursday in Westchester after she had sought to have him kill on either proposal and will wait for with the town. her. salary was developed almost a year temperatures include (approx max readings in Mack said his ultimate weapon is a secret for- Ckiunty Court, where Mrs. Harris is parenthesis) Atlanta 36 i62). Boston 22 ( 40). Chicago 19 mula for diet cola which eliminates the usual bitter on trial for the murder of the famed "Did it ever appear to you that she i36). Cleveland 20 i38i. Dallas 41 (66). Denver 24 ( 55) after-taste found in low calorie colas. cardiologist. might have been acting?” Duluth 4 (16). Houston 41 (69). Jacksonville 39 i68). Kaa O’Sullivan said he wasn’t sure if Prosecutor George Bolen asked. sas City 29 ( 48). Little Rock 36 ( 63). Los Angeles 50 ( 63) Celebrities^ celeb Mrs. Harris had told him she and the "Yes sir," Siciliano replied. Auto tax bills coming soon That remark sent Mrs. Harris, 57, Miami 55 (79), Minneapolis 13 (28), New Orleans 42 ( 66) There were plenty of stars on hand for the ninth doctor had "struggled" over the gun New York 29 ( 42), Phoenix 47 (75), San Francisco39 ( 55) a native of Shaker Heights, Ohio, into MANCHESTER-Some will be mailed the last the Janaury tax now will s end about 8,000 annual Multiple Sclerosis Dinner of Champions or had a “fight” over it. Seattle 40 ( 53), St Louis 29 ( 48), Washington 32 ( 50). a frenzy that ended when she sought residents can expect post week of December accor- Turek said the bills sur- notices, which generates Wednesday night, but the big man of the evening O’Sullivan said he wrote down at CANDIES the time the word “fight,” but could out several reporters in the Christmas greetings from ding to James Turek. town prise many persons who about a half million dollars was Richard Queen courthouse corridor to read them the Tax Collection Office. tax collector. just finished paying Christ- in tax revenue. He was the American hostage freed by the not positively remember. Weather forecast transcripts of earlier testimony by Tax notices for The taxes will be payable mas bills. if the tax notice is not Iranians after he displayed symptoms of the dis- The word “fight” could be con- • ROUTE 6, BOLTON • HARTFORD CIVIC CENTER • WEST FARMS MALL Variable cloudiness and cold today with chance of a few Siciliano in which he consistantly automobiles registered and due during Janaury. The change in the per- received by the resident, ease. Asked what could be done for the hostages, he sidered damaging to the defense, • GLEN LOCHEN, GLASTONBURY • DRAKE HILL MALL, SIMSBURY flurries Highs around 30. minus 1 C Cloudy with chance which maintains the former head- described her as “sincere." between Oct. 2 and June 30 and overdue on Feb I. sonal property tax law, they are still liable for pay- of occasional light snow tonight Lows in the mid 20s. said. “Pray for them and write them letters” Leggett in striking them from the Turek reminds those taxing for mid-year The MS champion awards this year went to tennis mistress never intended to harm Tar- Jean Harris Holiday concert ment. Beginning Feb. 1, in- Saturday partly cloudy with chance of a few flurries. record called Siciliano’s statement receiving the supplemental registrations, was in 1976 terest of 1 percent a month star Rod Laver and hockey great Bobby Orr, with a nower. The defense contends Tar- Windy and turning colder with highs in the 30s occurring nower’s death was an “accident." “speculation." BOLTON - ’The Bolton tax bills to plan ahead for Turek estimates his office will be charged. special achievement award to Mike Eruzione. cap- Tamilio and O’Sullivan said they In her statements to the detective, High School band and in the morning Probability of measurable precipitation Prosecutors say Mrs. Harris killed were among the first to arrive at 20 percent today ,50 percent tonight 30 percent Saturday tain of the American ice hockey team that won the Mrs. Harris said that on March 10 chorus will present an him in a jealous rage. Tamower’s house the night of the \ariable winds around 10 mph becoming southerly 10 to gold at the winter Olympics. she had driven to Tarnower’s home evening of festive holiday Also on hand were Reggie Jackson. Dick Button. Under questioning by defense at- shooting. Both elaborated on their 15 mph this afternoon Southerly winds increasing to 15 torney Joel Aumou. O’Sullivan said in Purchase, N.Y., from the Madeira music Thursday at 7:30 Howard Cosell. Frank Gifford, and Roone Arledge. testimony in pre-trial hearings School for girls in McLean, Va.. p.m. at the high school to 25 mph tonight shifting to northwest Saturday he remembered Mrs. Harris saying, earlier in the fail. president of ABC news and sports where she was head-mistress. gym. A donation of $1 for Kxtendeef outlook "there was a fight and the gun went O’Sullivan said Mrs. Harris told ; open ovary nite She said she brought a .32 caliber adults and 50 cents for ^00mmmmw0 Extended outlook for .New England Sunday through off.” him Tarnower’s shooting was Have jeans & will party revolver in the hope that.Tamower, students and senior [SBUsgt Mluniayt) Tuesday Another police officer, Robert "ironic, because he wanted to live her lover of 14 years, would kill her citizens is being asked. Mu!*Hurliij<*4'll>,. Kliolie NIuiid A Coiinerlirul: Fair Invitations to a fashionable dinner-dance used to Tamilio, testified that shortly after and it was she who wanted to die.” because she was depressed about bis Sunday, increasing cloudiness Monday, fair Tuesday dictate black tie Now they specify jeans Tamower was shot last Mar. 10, Mrs. Also Thursday, the comments that affair with Lynne "Tryforos, the doc- New appointment Cookie Tins Put a amlla on your man with gifts from REQAL*8I Daytime highs mostly in the 30s Overnight lows in the That's how the invites read to the dinner-dance to Harris called her lawyer and told sent Mrs. Harris into a rage at her tor’s medical assistant. HARTFORD - Marilyn teens and low 20s be held Monday in memory of the late Broadway him, “Oh my God, I think I’ve killed trial the day before were ordered Tamower was shot in the hand, Seichter, a Glastonbury at- 5 rrm o n i: Pericxls of snow and flurries Highs in the dancer, choreographer and director, Gower Cham- Hy,” stricken bv Westchester County arm, shoulder and back. torney, has been appointed teens to low 20s Lows zero north to 20 south pion His wife, Karla, will fly into New York from her to the Governor’s Com- jnH N»'\* lluniphliire: Fair .Sunday Chance of mittee on Fitness, effec- every ' snow north and scattered flurries south Monday Fair home in Hollywood to be guest of honor Designer levrs For men tive Dec. 4. Tuesday Highs in the teens north and 20s south Lows Kasper is underwriting the bash so that ail proceeds f|the miracia of 1 bttle from zero to 10 above north and in the teens south can go to a fellowship in cancer research at the Cabinet picks profiled The appointment was thinf" made Tuesday by Gov. (jowrltown manelkitar Levi’s® Sloan-Kettermg Institute sponsored by the WASHINGTON (UPI) - and Associates, a management and l.ung Isiu iid Sound Smith, who resides in Los Angeles, Ella Grasso. American Cancer Society. President-elect Ronald Reagan’s is Reagan’s personal lawyer and one financial consulting firm. sherpa-lined Jacket. Long l-.lund x.iund lo W alrli Hill, R.l. uml Moiiluuk Champion died of a rare blood cancer on Aug. 25, new Cabinet will include a of a handful of longtime Reagan con- Schweiker’s boyhood best friend, Point. N .5.: High pressure along the coast will move off the day his smash hit musical ■42nd S treet" opened stockbroker, a former rodeo cowboy, fidants. Smith has specialized in the Lewis was educated at Harvard V II ' ■ shore while low pressure will move rapidly eastward on Broadway. a one-time Nixon aide, a moderate management side of labor relations Business School. In 1976, he helped Southwesterly winds at 10 to 20 knots this afternoon and Lennon song senator, a conservative congressman law. President Gerald Ford fight off You can paint or Levi's* classic sherpa-lined denim tonight Northwesterly winds at 20 to 30 knots and gusty and his personal lawyer. Smith graduated from UCLA sum- Reagan’s challenge for the GOP on Saturday Cloudy through .Saturday with a chance of John Lennon, who wrote so much music, con- Here is a look at the eight ma cum laude in 1939 and from law presidential nomination in Penn- jacket. A rugged pioneer of snow flurries today A little light snow tonight and more sylvania. tinues to influence pop music This time, the subject nominees announced Thursday: school at Harvard three years later. fashion for the Great Outdoors. flurries Saturday Visibility over 5 miles, occasionally is Lennon himself — at least five song tributes to This time, around, Reagan stain one in time /lowering to 3 to 5 miles in flurries today and to 1 to 3 the former Beatle are in the works Weinberger Balridge managed to secure 51 of the state’s 83 Thick, soft sherpa lining, quilted miles in light snow tonight Average wave heights in- The first already is out — .Nashville record Republican GOP convention creasing to 2 to 4 feet this afternoon and tonight producer and publisher Shelby Singleton says he Caspar Weinberger. 63 — defense Malcolm “Mac" Baldrige, 58 —com- delegates because of Lewis’ for the holidays... inner sleeves and side pockets secretary. already has mixed, pressed and shipped a mernorial merce secretary. methodical groundwork. keep the cold away. Snap it on, The Almanac record called "John, " made by the group Baxter, Weinberger, a San Francisco Baldrige is chairman and chief Baxter and Baxter lawyer and a longtime friend of executive officer of Scovill Inc. He turn up the collar, pull down Reagan, is a magna cum laude took over the financially troubled Casey B> I nilfd PrenB Internulional The lyrics begin, "Well, if it weren't (or John, we your hat and go west with a Levi's* never would have learned to rock." graduate of Harvard and Harvard brass mill in Waterbury, Conn., in William Casey, 67 - CTA director. Today is Friday. Dec 12. the 347th dav of 1980 with 19 to Law School and is currently vice the 1960s and turned it into a diver- Casey is a New York tax lawyer follow They lean heavily on excerpts from Lennon's own original—the denim jacket that president of the Bechtel Corp. sified international manufacturer. and was Ronald Reagan’s 1980 cam- The moon is moving toward its first quarter songs. Nashville's record industry is working on at helped build their reputation. least (our other Lennon tributes He headed the Department of Baldrige. a Yale graduate and paign manager. He served as chief of The morning stars are Mercurv. Venus, Jupiter and Health, Education and Welfare, the secret intelligence for the European •Saturn former rodeo cowboy, headed Quote of the day Federal Trade Ckimmission and the George Bush’s 1980 Connecticut' theater of the Office of Strategic Ser- $( The evening star is .Mars Office of Management and Budget Republican primary campaign. vices. the CIA’s predecessor. Nancy Reagan says as far as she knows, her Those born on this date are under the sign of Sagit- during the Nixon administration. Casey joined the Reagan team in tarius children neyer smoked marijuana But daughter Weinberger served in the Army in- February, replacing the deposed Reg.M2<» John Jay first Chief Justice of the United States was Patti Davis proved again that parents can be the Schweiker fantry as private in 1941, and was dis- John Sears. A high-priced corporate Sizes S-M-L-XL born Dec 12. 1745 last to know Asked if she ever smoked marijuana. charged as a captain four years later Richard S. Schweiker, 54 — health lawyer, Casey has written books on On this date in history Patti said, "Sure, yeah, sure I don't know anyone after service on Gen. Douglas and human services secretary. subjects from tax law to the In 1901 a wireless message was transmitted across the who hasn't smoked dope I don’t anymore. I can't MacArthur’s intelligence staff in the Schweiker is a senator from Penn- American revolution. Atlantic Ocean for the first lime afford to be that spacey anymore " And she added: Pacific. sylvania who had already decided to “I don't think pot is such a terrible drug It just In 1971, Richard Nixon appointed III 1937 Japanese planes bombed and sank the U S. gun- leave Congress after 20 years. When him to head the Securities and makes you forget things — like your name. " boat Panay in the Yangtze River above Nanking, China Reagan was running for president Exchange Commission. levrs For men Japan later said it was a case of mistaken identity Regan four years ago, he amazed conser- Glimpses Donald T. Regan, 61 — treasury vatives by picking Schweiker as his Elizabeth Taylor Warner was a sUr attraction at secretary. running mate. Stockman The Western Look Lottery numbers a dinner and art sliow featuring the works of Regan is president of Merrill During most of his four terms in David Stockman, 34 — budget direc- Rediscover the great western look Mordecai Ardon It was a benefit for the Shaare Lynch & Co., the largest investment the House and two in the Senate, tor. Numbers drawn I'hursday brokerage firm in the country, and of Levi's* in Levi's* For Men Jeans Rhode Island 8305 Zedak center in Jerusalem and other notables in- Schweiker was a moderate Stockman is a Republican con- A delightful piece of furniture, lo add a decorator touch to any room. Now available un- which often advertises it is "bullish Republican. His opposition to some gressman from Michigan who is New Hampshire 6087 cluded Pat Kennedy Lawford, Louise Nevelson, finlihed at tubatantlal savings- Decorate your own and have a deacon’s bench to cherish They're not for kids. Levi's* For Men on America.” of Richard Nixon’s programs got him Conn daily 663 Marion Javits and Israeli Ambassador Yehuda respected by liberals and moderates Blum Ronald Reagan, who heard Juanita Hooker Regan (pronounced Ree-gun) was on the GOP president’s “enemies for his erudite research. Stockman are specially designed to fit a ' Conn weekly 96.183,105153 yellow born in Cambridge, Mass., and went 4 Foot Length Maine daily 169 sing the "Battle Hymn of the Republic" at a list.” By 1977, his rating by one has amassed a flawless conservative man's body—with the comfort that'sU)b ' Republican fund-raiser in 1976, has invited her to to Harvard. liberal group dropped to only 15 per- record during his three terms in of- Reg. *109. Maine weekly 41323 He was a lieutenant colonel with always in fashion. Cleon pockety Vermont 446 sing the "Star Spangled Banner" at his inaugura- cent. fice. tion the Marine Corps during World War styling, classic leather Levi's" Massachusetts 2091 — The west Michigan lawmaker $9190 II, and joined Merrill Lynch in 1946 Lewis graduated cum laude from Michigan 3 Foot Length patch, rivets and a slight flair all as an account executive. He became State University in 1968, went on to Reg. '99. Evening Herald its president 10 years ago. Andrew “ Drew” Lewis, 49 — Harvard Divinity School and later a d d up to a look a man can really I SPS 327-500 To Advortlaa To Roport Now* transportation secretary. For a classified advertisement, call attended Harvard’s Institute of (Colonial Paints and Stains available for finishing) get into, And comfort is standard Published daily exceot Sunday and cer- To report a news item or stpry idea:: Lewis never has held public office, Polities. tain holidays by the Manchester 643-27U and ask for Classified, (jffice Manchester . Alex GlrellL 843-27111 Smith but is known in Pennsylvania as a Sizes S-M-L-XL hours are 8:30 a m. to 5 p.m. Monday Stockman prepped Reagan for his IN STOCK ONLY - CASH and CARRY in every pair. Publishing Co.. Herald Square, East Hartford Pat Reilly, 84^«ll William French Smith, 63— attorney "pol’s pol,” an adept political Manchester, Conn. 06040 Second class through Friday. Glastonbury...... 643-1711 general. debate with President Carter as a orgfinizer and also founder of Lewis stand-in for Carter. postage paid at Manchester, CVinn. For information about display adver- Andover...... Donna Holland, 6484075 POSTMASTER Send address changes tising, call Penny Saad, advertising Bolton Donna Holland, 6480375 to the Evening Herald, P O Box 591, manager, at 643-2711. Coventry ...... Doug Bevins, 643-2711 Mirlborougb Conntry Barn Manchester, Conn 06040 Hebron Barbara Richmond, 643-2711 South Windsor...... 6^2711 U.S. rejects Mideast peace plan Hava a Complaint? North Main Street, Marlborough To Subneribo Vernon Barbara Richmond, 8*1-2711 WASHINGTONWARHINGTON (UPI) -— SovietSnvint Brezhnev’s Rr»kno.,’. peace plans. ~ R you have a question or To subscribe, call Customer Service President Leonid Brezhnev’s peace “They have not removed their the internal affairs of Gulf states and (Exit 12 of 13 from Rt. 2) complaint about news coverage, call at 547-9946 Office hours are 8:30 a m to plan for the oil-ricb Persian Gulf fell troops from Afghanistan,” State not to obstruct trade, and for a ban on Chrlitmas Hours: Closed Mondays franli Burbank managing editor, or To report special news REGAI2S 5:30 p.m. Monday through Friday and 7 flat in Washington. Department spokesman Jack Can- nuclear weapons in the region. ^ Except Dec. 22 open 10 to 9; "Where Women Love to Shop for Men" Steve Harry executive editor, 643-2711 to 10 a m. Satur^y. Business Alex Girelli, 643-2711 President Carter calls the Soviet “It is ironic to say at the least that Opinion Frank Burbank. 643-2711 nond Thursday. "I think all other Open Weekdays 10-9, Saturdays 10-5:30, Circulation — || you have a problem Suggested carrier rates,are $1.20 occupation of Afghanistan the things would have to await such a the Soviet government should make - Our Sundays 1-5:30 MANCHESTER VERNON regarding service or delivery, call weekly, $5.12 for one month, $15.35’ for Family Betty Ryder. 643-2711 •Sports Earl Yost. 643-2711 greatest threat to peace in the Per- development.” such a security proposal when the f Chrtstmm 903 MAIN ST. (uslomer Service. 647 9946 Deiiverv three months, $30.70 (or six months, and sian Gulf and Indian Ocean. And until continuing Soviet invasion of Shop Is TRI-CITY PLAZA ^ I d be made by 5:00 p m Monday $61 40 for one year Mail rates are Brezhnev called on the major 14 Main Street Office hours are 8 30 a m to 5 p m the 85,000 occupation troops are Afghanistan is obviously the chief OpenI Open Thur & Fri till 9:00 Open Mon-Sat till 9:00 ihroiigh I- riday and by 7 30 a m Salur'^ available on request Monday through Friday powers to renounce setting up Old Saybrook niJV rem ov^ from Afghanistan, the ad- military bases in the Persian Gulf, to threat to the security of the region,” Open Sunday 12-5 Sunday 12-5 ministration says it has no interest in Cannon said. Christmas Hours: Open Weekdays 10-9; pledge not to use force or interfere in V Saturdays 10-5:30; Sundays 1-5:30 I - EVENING HERALD, Fri . IH-c 12. 198(1 EVENING HERALD, Fri,, Per. 12, 19gp _ 5 rEditorial One-man displays % '''ha On citizenship featured m I IL Just ahead ■ INew Life VERNON - Several FREE Notice how often the end of a members of the Tolland PARKING Those of us who were born tion to those of us, who were journey is like the beginning - full of County Art Association in the United States probably born here. Ample Free Opinion excitement and apprehension. have "one-man" shows in Parking In tend to take our freedom and She has worked long hours, area business places. And "Bethiehem, Just Ahead" tells us we Downtown our citizenship for granted. studying the government and are very near. We have come a long several others have pain- \ Enjoy The way. We have sacrificed. We have in- tings hanging in area Manchester We don't get involved in history of the* United States banks, libraries and places Convenience \ ^ vested our resources, our hope in get- _ our government. We tend to so she could pass the test to of business. ting here. Will it be worth It? Part of-r of Your Worth's I let George do it. We don't become a citizen. Paintings by Helen free people can achieve. clearer to us. towards our nation and our us shouts for Joy, we can hardly con- Charge Card even vote in our elections During that time, she has Hyde, Peg Winther and Today's new citizens are Perhaps if many of us were citizenship. tain ourselves - we want to race that Carolyn Kolwicz are on dis- that determine the course of left some of us chagrined that brought close to mind given the same test, we last ten miles, burst into the stable play at the Plaza our nation, state and town and dance around. Another part of us she may know more about because one of our own is would not pass. Those of us who were born Restaurant in Somers; Today we are reminded our government and our wants to hold back, just as we always Georgians Bourdeau has a among them. Today is a cause celebre here did not have to work for that citizenship in the United have, and avoid making a fool of painting at the Savings history than we, who were But we also want to con- for those new citizens in our our papers. Bank of Tolland; Winifred States is a precious Com- ourselves. born here, and automatically gratulate all those who have midst. But for once, let the smile grow Rogers at Fist Federal modity. receive all the advantages made the effort to learn If we had, we would into laughter, Savings, Rockville; Hazel We recognize the effort and Brown. Peoples Savings This morning in Hartford a citizenship brings. probably take our nation, let the hand shake become a hug, about the United States of motivation that has gone into Bank; Lea Chamberlain, group of people stood to take with its freedoms and oppor- let the thought be expressed, Those who come to the America so they could the citizenship process. Valley Fish Market, knlt-matM to \ 1 the oath of citizenship. United States from far off tunties, more seriously. let the feeling be shared, become part of the greatest We are confident that our Ellington; Cecelie Dahl. keep her warm... One of those new citizens is lands have a point of com- let the dream be bom! Society for Savings. nation of free individuals the nation will be better because Boxed gift sets of Gerlinde Colletti. a zone parison. The testimony that our The Rev. Ernest Harris Ellington and Terry Sutyla, world has ever known. they are in our midst, con- Dart Hill branch of Vernon hat and scarf, hat sales manager, here at the system works is that people Chaplain, and gloves or While we natives, tend to Perhaps if each of us were tributing a positive role in National Bank. Evening Herald. be critical of our system, from all parts of the world Manchester Memorial Hospital Members having several hat and scarf all-in- required to pass a citizenship our society. one. Softest acrylics In the months and years are willing to work so they of their paintings on dis- those who have known tyran- test at some point in our Today is a day to join in ' In marvelous colors. she has worked to attain her can achieve those same play include Janet Lang at ny and despotism, see the lives, the accomplishments their happiness, and to the New England Bank & One size fits all. goal, she has been an inspira- greatness that a nation of benefits that are a birthright accessories of our country would become reflect on our own attitudes Trust, Ellington: Mary to we, who were born here. Botticello, Connecticut boxed set, *7 -r. Bank & Trust. Rockville: Jean Pehoviak, Vernon National Bank. Tri-City In Washington Plaza: Denise Benoit, Somers Pizza; Priscilla Souder, Somers Town Hall: Ernest Garrott, fDte. ‘uMicC South Field Plaza Secretaries are getting angry Restaurant. Somers. The association will % \ By ROBERT W VI.TKRS laws that supposedly prohibit sex dis- ficer workers starring Jane Fonda, ----- AND PUT TUIS ^ near resum e its weekly CLEVELAND iNEA* - One crimination, wide disparities remain Dolly Parton and Lily Tomlin workshops Jan. 13 and they secretary was required to periodical- in the salaries of male and female of- Much of the inspiration and will run through March 17. ly clean her boss s dentures Another fice workers technical advice for the movie was TUE FENDER OVER TUERE Workshops are conducted was ordered to regularly slather Men holding full-time clerical jobs provided by Working Women, and the at the Lottie Fish Building mayonnaise on all the office plants earn an average of more than $14,000 organization will receive the TO CATCU WUAT USUALLY from 9:30 a.m. to 3 p.m Lessons are offered in because her boss believed it annually, while women average only proceeds from three premiere twinkling ceramic $9 360 per year - and more than 5 benefits to be held just before Christ- sculpturing from 10 a.m. to stimulated their growth GoaSH£S OUT ALL noon by Sharon Merton; Christmas tract Those chores are highly unusual million of tho.se women are paid less mas in New York. Boston and Cleveland decorative and tole pain- Snow-capped but thousands of other secretaries than $7,800 annually ting by Patricia Cook from branches and complain each year of being forced R.inks are notoriously stingy, says "Although it's a comedy, the film ON^ER TRE G R O J N D f 10 to noon: oil painting by multi-colored bulbs to perform more common yet equally Ms Nussbaum. noting that they pay 8 legitimizes the issues that millions of Mildred Lisk from 1 to 3. adorn our ceramic demeaning tasks to satisfy their percent to 20 percent less than the secretaries and others face every The public is welcome, tree lamps. A nice bosses and protect their jobs national average in many job day," says Ms Nussbaum "In \ I / those interested should call gift for the family. The list includes balancing his per- classifications in which they employ- almost every office worker, there is Winifred Rogers. 875-1612 Pre-wrapped to sonal checkbook, picking up his dry- high concentrations of women an angry woman " or Mary Noel, 875-7246. make your cleaning. submitting to his amorous Working Women relies upon a wide In place of the regular shopping quick, meeting on Jan. 13 there advances, fetching his lunch variety of measures to achieve its Quotes eesy. gifts will be a social "Twelfth VL»' brewing his coffee and buying gifts goals, including initiating litigation, 11 , » 1 B (onducting public demonstrations to Night Celebration" and pot for his wife, children and mistresses The motor home was running a luck dinner at the home of 18". * 2 6 All of those jobs have been cited in embarrass employers and filing for- Caryl and Bob Brielman in mal complaints with the Labor pixir fourth ' entries submitted to the Pettiest Of- — John Woody, u Suliiiu. ka n.« Ellington. Department. Equal Employment Op- fice Procedure Contest, conducted r«‘f«‘rrinK l<» a iiuMor annually by Cleveland-based portunity Commission and other District session hoiiH* h«‘ to Im* in nhrn Working Women, the country s only- government agencies HEBRON - The In one case, the I,abor I9epartment h<‘ a cur hi'ing pur* Regional District 8 Board national association of female office «urd li> tuo polirt* rurrs. \^oo4l> ruled that the National City Bank of of Education will meet workers joint’d tlif fliu*4t*.'whirli rt'urlit*tl 97 Cleveland was liable for $15 million Monday at 8 p.m. at the In Chicago, a woman was fired Mipii iM'fort' an arrt*8»t ua» iiiadt*. for refusing to make coffee recalls in back pay to its female and minori- RHAM Senior High School library The agenda in- Karen Nussbaum. the organization s ty, employees victimized by- dis- crimination cludes a leave of absence, president and executive director resignation, junior varsity In another case, the F'lrst .National That woman eventually had her job "We have a sling-shot defense. softball coach position, restored, but a veteran female Bank of Boston responded to a public Sometimes we get pushed almost all proposed curriculum save *8 cn ow employee of a Waterloo. Iowa s( htMil protest bv agreeing to increase the way back by the other team’s changes, and several bouda cowl district wasn t rehired after being wages by 10 percent, post notices of offense, but then we usually snap policies job opjMirtumties and provide on-the- More colorful than dismissed for the same reason back in their face Stroke Club. In Boston says .Ms .Nussbaum. a job training for those seeking career — <»rt‘gg liinghaiii. liiifharker ever, our acrylic secretary was fired because she advancement fAar«' that had het'ii Htol«*n favorite holiday cookies. Beverages will be office workers the largest single job re( eive an important boast - the fr«Hii llo- W aidorf niuri) >t*urN ago, provided. classification in the work force release in late December of Nine to and i« nov« to’ing anonyiiiouHly Five, a film about the plight ol of- A trip to the Ice Capades .Notwithstanding federal and state r<-tiirnrd. is being planned lor Jan. 6. Anyone interested should call 872-9474 or 872-3465. Washington Merry-Go-Round Any persons who have had a stroke, their families and friends, are invited to at- tend. Communist Cambodia enjoys the fruits of capitalism Radio program VERNON-The "Focus ■Jk on E d u catio n " radio By J U K \M H .R s«»N example have rented luxurieus digs human rights using it as propaganda." that what bothers Kirkland is the J()l> Appruixul: Jimmy Carter s program sponsored by the WASH1N(7T()N ,A mvstcrinus on Manhallan -• I ppei East Side, an All IS nut cocktails and canapes Footnote: One place wherev the fund-raising committee's possible defeat has left D em ocrats in Vernon public schools, will transportation has ou-rtaken vune area w-bieh is synonymous with with the Cambodians, of course Cambodians' hail-fellow image has ties to the nuw-d’efurict U.S. l.,abor Congress dry-eyed, to put it mildly. have as its topic this Satur- Fire Islander’s mId-wInter lilacs swank diplomatic representatives ol the Along with the Chinese, they have made no impression is at the U.S. Parly, whose relations with the AFL- Rep Mike McCormack, D-Wash.. day, "Sex Equity in the murderous lanaliially communist Then newly cultivated image is you mutt-havo bloom for the holidays here, been engaged in an all-out paper war delegation. Our diplomats, for CIO were described as "hostile” in was overhead saying Carter was "the Schools.” relleeied in personal appearanc e as The show is aired on Cambodian regime ol Pol Pot The with the Vietnamese delegation reasons of White House grand the past. He noted that the com- worst president in the history of the party blousa resorts anywhere... WINF at 9:10 a.m each on ce-a u St e r e . doctrinaire well As one bemused C N sourr-e They- not only flood the United strategy, held their noses and voted mittee's literature quotes Lyndon H. United States." Rep. William Ford, Saturday and is hosted by In crape da chine proletarians have suddenly benime Holed that Pol Pot delegates used to Nation Christmas party Medical School in Houston. Dr. Stein, a specialist in ternship and was a resident Dr. Stein Is a native of Tuesday at the Senior medicine related to the physician in infernal New York City and has W:. Citizen Center. Mayor chest, is a graduate of New medicine at Charity opened a private practice York Medical College. litfH Marie Herbst, second Hospital in New Orleans. in Rockville with offices at it -' ^ While a medical student he La. Immediatelv before 57 Union St. from left, was the in- won the Samuel Spiegel vited guests. Others, Award for attaining the left to right, are: Elsie highest scholastic average Neff, secretary; Lucy J- Yoreo, assistant Yule concert secretary; Alice on Saturday Mailloux, president; f: Donald Berger, >1 \ N 4 . H E S T E R - T h e recreation director; East Catholic Chorale and Band will present their an- Gertrude Edwards, nual Yule concert Saturday vice president, Elbert at 8 p.m. in the auditorium. Edwards; and Joan It is under the direction of Powers, recreation Rev. Kenneth Bonadies. Tickets are available at the volunteer. Joor.

Students remember hostages Bennet Junior High School students Iran. From left are ninth graders .Alison Wednesday wore yellow ribbons or clothes, Knauth. Caroline Hill. Loren Girouard. and CHRISTMAS GIFT GUIDE SHOP EARLY FOR BEST SELECTION and tied yellow bows around the trees in front Richard Alexandre The Hostage Day idea of their school, to remember the hostages. originated in a social studies class and was KEAT Here, they deposit Christmas cards in yellow- sponsored by the Student Council. (Herald boxes. for mailing to the .Americans held in photo by Shear RENTAL NEEDS GIFTS! TAYLOR RENTAL WISHES YOU HAPPY HOLIDAYS! Call us for Party Needs - SAVE*30MI Tables. Chairs. China. FRUIT HASKETS Texai InilrumanI Writ! Glassware etc. 643-2496. Alarm, 8 function k& x«io\' A-vivia t, 1 ^ U the good word chronograph What’s FANCY FRUIT BASKETS - f^lNE IN DIAN IMPORTS Order early Also. Wicker ^aru. Rag. 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Manchester. 643- High Schdol senior n;en are 'ki wa\ the young men have a secret The young men will perform the 8455______■ launching their lirsi coniinur.ily ser password lor when meetings .are to laboi involved in weatherproofing of tvs- st er eos MOPEDS vu e project .Saturday be field Hunt confided it was Zog\ homes owned or occupied by the SHOP AL SIEFFERT S oru and .ibhreviatinn of Zog s YAMAHA MOPED The Ideal Although the organization wa.-. elderly Materials will be provided APPLIANCES. 445 Hartford Gilt' $599 00 Help SanU beat formed several months ago. their oruanization tree by the town department Road. Manchester, 647-9997. Super Santa Salel TVs, the gas crunch at Seymour e.xistence has been kepi under wraps The have .ilready jil.iycil a leading What about the fun'’ An April trip Motorsports, 681 Main St . role in the high schools stereos, washers, dryers, English Department Chairman Cil to Florida is planned by the Zogs. to refrigerators, freezers, much Manchester 643-0214 Hunt club advisor said tie was sur- Thanksgmng food collection drive include snorkling and scuba diving, more WOODSIDE ANTIQUES BUYING prised ansone had heard of the group, lor the town s needy among other pleasurable pursuits HASKETsa WICKER Saturday, they will go outside the *29” as they weren I seeking any publici- Fur further inforntation on the COLLECTIBLE-S, THE WICKER COTTAGE PLUS ty school to Work in the town s KIderlv Winterization Dav I’roject. call 647- RAM) MADES Specializing in Baskets. \Shal thev are seeking is tun and I lutreai h program Their sei-rel good :inw: 25% OFF STORE WIDE! 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Celebrating Our 100th Anniversary^lSext Year! KVENlNCrHERALD, Kri , Dec 12, 1980 - 0 8 - EVENING HERALD Fri fW 11, 19M Yankee Traveler Annual Boston festival highlights season in Deafness of Watertown, Mass. By NANCV MALOOF Village Gamelan" (Indonesian and children during the late 1800's. is $5 per child, and should be maue oy p.m. and Sunday (Dec. 14) from 11 Japanese music), the "Voice of the The Museum of Fine Arts is open| Among them — roasting chestnuts calling Mystic Seaport's Education a.m. to 5 p.m., and you cans see them ALA Auto and Travel Club Turtle" (medieval and and from 10 a.m. until S p.m. daily, over an open fire, making paper WELLESLEY, Mass. (U P l)-T h e Dept.: (203 ) 536-2631. | for $1 admission (50 cents, children). renaissance music), jazz and gospel (except Monday-closed, and Tuesday snowflakes, listening to stories about Mystic Seaport is located on Route second of the three big weekends Saturday is also the day fpr the Old singer Vivian Cooley, and carols by to 9 p.m.). For more information on how Christmas was celebrated by 27 in Mystic, Conn. To get there, the before Christmas in New England Colony and Newport Railway to have various chorales and glee clubs. this weekend's Free-for-All children at sea, visiting the Seaport’s ALA advises taking Interstate 95 to its Santa Claus Special, leaving the means the Boston Museum of Fine programs, call (617 ) 267-9300. Workshop sessions will feature Greenman and Burroughs Houses to Exit 90 and following signs. Parking station at 1 p.m. (Charge for tickets.) Arts 6th Annual “Free-for-AII," liie Museum is located at 465 Hun- medieval manuscript calligraphy see what 19th century tree or- is free; a public lot is situated across The traditional stirring of the Children's Victorian Christmas tington Avenue in Boston; the ALA and banner-making, while gallery naments, gift wrappings and Christ- the street from the entrance. Christmas plum pudding takes place Tours at Connecticut's Mystic suggests taking the Mass. Aye. exit if talks will focus on the Museum's re- mas stockings looked like, playing at Carr House on Sunday at 12 noon; Seaport, and more special "Christ- you are using the Expressway into Christmas in Newport cent acquisitions. The film program hooprolling games on the South Carr House is part of Trinity Church mas in Newport" events on Saturday town, or Exit 22 for the Huntington Green (weather permitting), and, This weekend at Christmas in New- includes an animated film inspired which is located on Church and and Sunday in Rhode Island. Ave. ramp off the Mass. Timplke port, the attention will be on colorful- by John Phillip Sousa's "Stars and good in any century — cocoa and Spring Streets in Newport. Free-for-AII at the Museum of Fine Stripes Forever", plus the training Extension. cookies. ly decorated trees, train rides with Arts means not only that admission Santa, the traditional stirring of the A Victorian Christmas at home, film used at Ringling Bros. Bamum Mystic Seaport The Seaport's Christmas presented by ther Preservation to the museum will be free on and Bailey Circus' Clown College. planetarium show, "The Star of Christmas plum pudding, and "A Friday, Saturday and Sunday, (Dec. Mystic Seaport's Victorian Christ- Victorian Christmas at Home" in one Society of Newport, County at There'll be a real clown, too — Mr. mas Tours for children continue this Bethlehem”, is also shown as part of Chateau-sur-Mer. features music and 12-14), but free performances, Ollie Jolly Green —^who will do some the program, which begins at 12:45 of the Bellevue Avenue mansions. workshops, concerts, films, gallery weekend, and will be offered again The "Festival of Trees” is a dis- refreshments befitting a holiday magic, mime, and even juggle a lit- next Saturday (Dec. 20) as well as on p.m. and runs until 4 p.m. Children house party during the late 1800's. talks, printmaking demonstrations, tle. participating should dress warmly, play of specially decorated Christ- and a Wassail bowl. Dec. 29, 30, 31, during- the school mas trees, which are on view at the The festivities run from 11 a.m. until Manchester A special addition to Free-for-AII is holiday vacation week. since a tour on board the L A. Dunton 4 p.m.. admission is $2.50 This weekend's performances at Naval Underwater Systems Center "Two Ways to Spell Jaguar," a play The full afternoon program is also included. For more information on Christ- the MFA include a program of short for both deaf and hearing audiences, Advance reservations are required Gymnasium. They will be there dances and concerts bv the "Boston features holiday ativities and treats Saturday (Dec 13) from 11 a m. to 8 mas in Newport, call (800 ) 556-2484. performed by the Urban Arts Project tiifonoH to those experienced by for these programs, the fee for which parkade Artist-Illustrator’s works

BEAM’S BOURBON POLY CREPE highlight museum’s show V4 CARAT STORRS— Over 100 works by one Gallery, and is circulated by the Shakespeare, and Poe. of the leading artist-illustrators of International Exhibitions Founda- While many of his illustrations 1928 MODEL A BLOUSES the 20th century, Fritz Eichenberg, tion were usually reserved lor special DIAMOND will be on view at the University of It presents examples of wood editions, some, such as lor "Jane FORD Reg. *27.00 Connecticut's William Benton engravings and lithographs spanning Eyre " and "Wuthering Heights " 2 Museum of Art until Dec 21. Eichenberg's career, and selected were widely distributed in Random EARRINGS Regal china decanter Perfect for the' holidays Additionally, the artist himself will from the artist's collection by Gene House Modern Library editions 80 proof 750 ml give a free slide-illustrated lecture Baro. who wrote the exhibition in soft pastel colors on his work Dec 2 at 4:30 p m. In the catalog. $22500 museum's main gallery. Since his student days. Eichenberg As a result many Americans can- Junior Sizes 5 to 13 The exhibition, "Six Decades of has been drawn to literature, par- not help but see Eichenberg's images $49 50 \ Prints by Fritz Eichenberg, " will be ticularly to Gothic classics such as intheir mind's eye when they think of 100 months old in t"he museum's upstairs Feder those bv the Brontes, Dostoevsky. Mr Rochester or Jane Eyre DIAMOND HARVEST HILL Sale Priced ^ \ SHOWCASE PACKAGE STORE WEATHERVANE CPTV names manager VELOUR TOPS SALE! LEE® for annual fund drive Boy Velour Shirts HARTFORD— Connecticut Public successful at this job," she says, Orleans with some 75 other auction Buy one and DENIM OVERALLS Television (CPTVI announced that "because it never ends. You go to managers from public television By Rob Roy”* Blanche Capilos of Hartford has been parties and talk about it. you go home stations across the country "who Reg. $26.95 named Auction Manager for the 1981 and talk about it. and you even start traded more ideas to help make Auc- get the second one at CPTV Auction fund raiser This is to talk about it in your sleep. " tion "81 more successful than ever her second year as manager. Many people have asked her how before. ' she says. ^6.99ri°02*1 Contact efully avoiding mention ol the spicy 888 The Midnight Special their own stuffy noses, structed to see the infir- explains. his misery. oD Jim Rockford: Private education lhay're getting outside (3^ W h et If Y ou C O U L O N 't flo o d 12:40 mary doctor. "If you walk around with Prescriptions are dis- with members of the Hartford Symphony Orchestra, the (655-7667) 8 p.m. with live fiddle by Whisket Before Breakfast and Ihveetigetor Ihe classroom (Rated PO) (01 8 IndopondentNewe 34 McHale'tNavy scratchy throats and 10:16 "We're leaning over your mouth open in pensed by a staff member Cathedral Players and Men and ^ y s Choir of Christ • "The Second Shepherds' Play, an English farce per- calling by Ralph Sweet in St, James Episcopal Church, 6:30 mins) 1:00 coughs at the campus Cold Church Cathedral Performed Sunday at 7 p.m. at Christ (i) Tic Tec Dough 8 8 34 Marie Merle Osmond CD NHL Hockoy Colorado Rockies CD Rat Patrol Clinic. backwards so as not to temperatures like we've in another room at the formed by Saint Joseph College Queens Companye 1018 Farmington Ave. West Hartford. (677-8619) steps out in high style as aha ie va Naw York Rangara ‘^ S i mp l e G i f t s 034 NBCNowa CD Bonanza miss someone who has been having, then your college infirmary Church Cathedral, 45 Church St . Hartford. Tonight and Saturday in Connor Chapel on the Saint Over CeeyOueet: Soprenoend joinedby guest star Gavin MacLeod 10:30 1:10 In a "busy week," the § (ID ESPN College Hockey something more signifi- Jackson hopes the clinic • Black Music, " by Bill Lowe, artist in residence Jospeh College West Hartford campus. Performances at ■cueeeKeihrynQrayeon Hoete in Ih e prem iara of her new com edy- 8 USAFReUglouaFllm clinic handles about 150 mouth temperature is African-American Music Performance today at 8 p.m. in Hugh Downs and Frank Blair variety series (60mina.) Preview 1:15 students suffering from cant than the common going to be lowered," said will "encourage students 8:15 p.m. (232-4571) <24 ® WasMngton Week In 34 Connecticut Prime Time Sunday special (Closad-Capttontd;U.S.A) 34) M ovie-(D ram a) ** "Big Bad that ubiquitous malady cold,” .said Jackson, who Jackson. to make intelligent World Music Hall of Weslevan Universitv. Middletown • "Pippin” , a musical performed by The Youth and ® Over Eeey Ouaat Margaret Review ® Symbole Of Peat Uvea Mama" 1974 AngieOickinaon, Wil- 1347-9411 ext 8071 Gaidar Hayes, who dtacuaste her 8 A Tribute To Chet Atkins 8 Hollywood Sguaroa liam Shatner Pialoi-packing widow has also headed the cam- “Every once in awhile judgments about their own Family Resource Center of Glastonbury to benefit the about which medical "Simple Gilts Six Epi.sodes for Christmas.' a color- • Christmas Candlelight Concert," Richard Winslow, brolher. aminani sculptor AIsh- 8:30 11:00 and har daughter go on a crime science can do little or pus health services for when somebody doesn't bodies on matters of health Community Renewal Team's Emergency Fuel Bank. andsr Gaidar Hosts Hugh Downs JJ Merv Griffin CD(D32)88 Nowa apreein l930sTexas (RatedR)(64 ful. hour-long animated television special hosted by conductor Performances Sunday at 4 and 8 p.m, in M.A.S.N. more than 14 years. read that material. I get a care." Performances Dec. 18-21 at 7::30 p.m. at the Hartford and Frank Blau (I) 34 I'm A Big Girt Now Diana's CD mins ) nothing, said Dr. Raymond Colleen Dewhurst. will be televised Sunday Created by .Memorial Chapel of Wesleyan University, Middletown (Gloaad-Gaptionad.U S A ) brotharWaltarquarralawithhiawifa (S) 10SO Internatlonel Racquet- 1:30 Jackson, the clinic's Tongue depressers are little note that says your In addition, it should give Stage Company's,"Old Place," Kinsley Street in Hart- ball Tourrtemant Women's Final award-winning cartoonist and graphic designer H 0 1347-9411 ext 8071 O B ob N e w h e rt Show and cauaas comical consiarnation (D Adam 12 founder. provided for checking the thermometer isn't students — from the for^, (633-1176) 6:65 in tha Cassidy-Douglaaahousahold 8 TwiHghtZone 1:50 Blechman. Simple Gifts is produced by • The Choral Club of Hartford. ' concert Saturday at 1 Museums. 44 Nowt whan ha arrivaa. bags full of mors 34 3ZI Dick Cavett Show CD Fridays Students are directed tonsils and throat, which working, " he said. "Anxious Bul Not Very WNh'T THIRTEEN. New York, and made possible in p m in Wadsworth Antheneum, Hartford. (232-91681 7:00 anxiatiea than clothaa 8 Odd Couple 2:00 through the facility by may be compared with While the patient has Sick " to the "W orried part by a grant Irom Beneficial Finance .System with ad- r C B S Mew s 94 97 Wall tlroat Wook Host: 11:30 CDMovle-(We8tern)**4 "Virgin- large posters graphically been instructed that only We l l " — a,practical un- • Advent Christmas Lessons and Carols." with the • Farmington Museum, Farmington Friday through -(1)34 M.A.S.H. LouitF^ukayaar CD AH In The Fam ily ia C ity" 1040 Errol Flynn. Miriam pamphlets and large wall ditional support Irom Corporation for Public Broad- Center Church Choir. Bruce Henley, guest organist: John Sunday, 1 to 4 p.m. (677-9222) 1)34 ABC N ew s 9KX) CD Kojek Hopkins Union and Conlederale posters. depicting healthy and in- time will stop his sneezing, derstanding of self rare casting and other public television stations The holiday Holz, conductor. Sunday at 3:30 p m. The Center Church. • Slater Memorial Museum. Norwich. Monday through j) BuHaeye (D Tho Ouk a a O f N e u o r d A pa ir o t ClD S p o rte C e n te r spies try to outwit e ach other in o b - After listing his symp- flamed areas. coughing ami drippy nose, and a more realistic idea 'fn ) SporteConter •naak thiavas. a pralty girl and a (ii)Movle-(Comedy)**Vv "Going taining gold that sympathizers In he may prescribe for special will be nationally telecast over the Public Broad- Hartford 1249-56311 Friday, 9 a.m. to 4 p.m.; Saturday and Sunday, 1 to 4 p m PootbeN: Inalde The NFL haunted housamakalifaaxcitingtor In Style" 1070 Lee Slraaberg, Virgmta City want losend toiheCon- toms on a special informa- The material provides in- about medicine, he said casting Service In Manchester. Simple Gifts' will be (887-2506) 9 FeeUvelOfFellh Luke and Bo (00 mine ) George Burns. Thraa ratired man lederacy (2 hra . 62 mine.) tion card, the patient is in- formation that would himself various non- aired on Channel 24 and 65 Sunday at 4 p m Amerlce’sTop 10 Cl) 34 Friday Night Movie'The dacidatogoagainatihalaw (Ralad (D Joe Frank Un Show • Mark Twain Memorial, Hartford. Tuesday through PQ m in t) structed by the card to take Simple Gifts consists of an overture and six self- Qnemo. S Maws Brinks Job' 1078 Start Patar Falk. ) ^ 0 8 Movie -(Comedy) *** Saturday, 9:30 a m. to 4 p.m., Sunday, 1 to 4 p.m. (247- g Fourth EeUte PatarBoyla A small collection ol 8 3 2 8 T h e T o n ig h t S h o w Host: "Cheaper By The Dozen" 1960 and record his contained segments drawn from art literature and' ioasira who never did anything right Johnny Carson Guasta Richard • Atheneum Cinema, Wadsworth Atheneum. 600 Main O Antlguee Clifton Webb. Jeanne Crain temperature. history capturing the richness joy and sometimes 34 Fight Beck inthelrlivesbreakintoiha Impenetr- Pryor. Richard Baniamin (60 Haarlwarming comedy of a large St., Hartford. (525-1439) • Peabody Museum of Natural History, New Haven mini.) Students with the bittersweet qualities of the season The last segment, able Brinks vault not oncabut twlca, lamilyruledbyPapaatthelurnofIhe • Burnside Cine I and II, 580 Burnside Ave.. East Hart- Monday through Saturday, 9 a.m. toS p.m , Sunday, 1 to 5 stumbling away with $ 2.7 million in 97 ABC CapUonw) N « « l century. (105 mine ) R 0 Blechman's No Room at the Inn is an animated ford. (528-3333) p.m. (432-4478) 7:29 an almost parfact crima. (2 hra.) M Hovit -(Drama) 2:15 retelling of the traditional Christmas story which asks 34 DeUyNumbora (Cioaad-Captioned. U S A .) ‘MacofflbarAffair" KMZQragory (i) News /HOUKA/conenA/ Theater. • Cinema One, 1022 Mam St., East Hartford (528-2210) • Connecticut Historical Society, Hartford. Monday 7:30 888 Niimbor 06 Among other Pack. Joan Bannatl. Conflicts mTnsTxn i4 hit •• uuin l*m 2:20 lA tT Huvram •••.»•« us are we not today still turning awav those who come to '}) PMMegealne things going on at 96 Pacilic W ay. devalop whan a huntar takaa a mar- Ci) Moment Of Meditation UM*m lUTIlia OAH.V • Cinestudio Theater. Trinity College, Summit Street, through Saturday, 9 a m. to 5 p.m. (236-5621) PHUT IMaW ONLT S I. SO us in need'' • Einstein and the Polar Bear " by Tom Griffin, ijp All In The Family aaductiva Sharon St. Clair thinks rlad coupla on a salari. (2 hra.) 2:30 Hartford. (527-3811) • Hitchcock Museum, Riverton. Saturday, 10 a m to 5 .Cl) Family Feud har ticket to stardom has arrivad n Frtdaya through Dec 21 at the Hartford Stage Company, 50 (ii) SportaCentar TH€ MOST • East Hartford Drive-In Theater, Chapel Road. South p.m. (379-1003) 1 ) F a c e T h e M ueic whan haavywaighi producer end 11:3S 2:46 Church St . Hartford Performances 'Tuesday through 8 You B et Your U fa Family Man of tha Yaar' Jerry d) M.A.8.H. TERRIFViNG Opera broadcasts Windsor. (528-7448) • Lutz Junior Museum. Manchester. Daily except 34) M ovie-(D ram a) ** 4 "F Iva NIGHTMARE OF Thursday at 8 p m . Friday and Saturday at 8 30 p.m and O M.A.B.H. Keyes accapla her propoeitlon, but 12:00 Days From Horn#" 1078 George • East Windsor Drive-In Theater. Route 5, East Wind- Monday. 2 to 5 p.m. (643-0949) go MecNe64,ohrerReport a startling and tragic turn o l aventa Ci) CBS Lata Movla THE OE- CHllOH(X>D Sunday at 7 30 p m . matinees Sunday at 2:30 p m and Pappard. Neville Brand Desparale resume on WWUH sor. (623-3079) • Cheney Homestead, Manchester Thursday and Sun- 34 F ig h t B eck! changaa har lilt. Stars Hilary SERTER' 1071 Stars: John Huston, manbreakaoulofpriaonandlayshis IS ABOUT Wednesday at 2 p m 1527-51511 • Manchester Drive-In Theater. Route 6. Bolton (649- day. 1 to 5 p.m. (643-5588) 8 Barney MIHor Thompson. Batty Palmar (Conclu- Richard Cranna. A cavatry captain Ilia on Ihe line in order lo b e reunited TO RETURN! • The Five O'clock Girl." through Dec 21 at the 34 Tk Tec Dough 8101^ ^ m in s ) Imdahia wifemurdared following an with hit ton (Rated PG) (106 HARTFORD - Per(ormance.s of 22 Metropolitan 6000) S.OO 8 ® BUI Moyers'Journol Apacha raid arKf ha embark s upon a Goodspeed Opera House, East Haddam. Performances mine) The _ Opera musical and dramatic works are being broadcast • Poor Richard^ Pub and Cinema, 467 Main St., East 3:00 BOOGET K for the fourth season now through April 18. by WWUH- Wednesday through Friday at 8 30 p.m., Saturday at 5 Hartford. (569-1622) CD MovI# -(Comody) *** p m atid 9 p m and Sunday at 3pm., matinees Tuesday "Vivacious Lady" 1038 James FM the Louis K Roth Memorial Station at the Universi- • Showcase Cinemas, 936 Silver Lane. East Hartford Slawarl. Ginger Rogers A college HAN < ty of Hartford and Wednesday at 2 30 p m 1873-86681 1568-8810) Friday professor marries a nightclub The .Saturdav matinee broadcasts 20 in all at 913 • Anything Goes," the musical, through Feb 8 at the • U A Theaters East, 308 Broad St.. Manchester Shop- aingar, bul his family won't accept Coachlight Dinner Theater. East Windsor Performances har. (I I9m ins ) •stereo - on the dial, will leature such outstanding works ping Parkade, Manchester. (649-5491) (!f) NHL Hockoy Pittsburgh Pen- at Ponchielli s l,a GiiK'onda. Wagner s "Tristan und nightly except Monday with dinner at 6:45 p m and cur- • Vernon Cine 1 & 2. 57 Hartford Turnpike, Vernon guins vs Washington Capitals Isolde Mozart s The .Magic Flute and Richard tain at 8 30 p m . one hour earlier on Sunday. (522-1266) 1649-9333) Et Cetera. 3:46 • Waiting for Godot " by Samuel Beckett, through 92Movl*-(Adv«nlur«)** "BoyOn Strauss Salome according to-Patricia Ann Popular s(nger-actress A Dolphin" 1967 Alan Ladd, So- FLASH Kurlychek i.f Newburgh, .N V . general manager of Dec 21 on the Mam Stage at the Long Wharf Theater, • Beer can shoe and sale, sponsored by the Southern phiaLoren AbeautiKispongediver Mane Osmond, already a uncoversasunkenslatueofaboyon WWI'H New Haven Performances Tuesday through Friday at 8 Connecticut Beer Can Club, Sunday 10 a m.-4 p.tm at the television veteran at 21, will pm , Saturday at 4 p m and 8 30 pm and Sunday at 7:30 a dolphin, and tries to sell its wher- Metropolitan (ipera hroadcats which enter their 41st Italian-American Club, 85 Chase Lane, West H av^ (735- star in her own multi-part eaboulslolhehighestbidder How GORDON season, are underwritten hy Texaco Inc The broadx-asts p m Call lor matinee schedule 1787-4282) 9758) comedy-oriented variety ever, an archaeologist spoils her • Solomon's Child" by Tom Dulack, through Jan 25 plans (2 h rs ) are transmitted via telephone lines to the WWUH studio • Christmas Craft Show sponsored by Friends of showcase series, MARIE, to 5:00 in the (lengrass Student Union, through arrangeti^nks on Stage II at the Long Wharf Theater, New Haven Per- Glastonbury Youth at Glastonbury High School from 10 be colorcast on NBCTV li) Prayer 7 .'5 NOW In STEREOPHONIC SOUNO coojinat-d by Andrew Winters 111 of F'lainvilli li.jwhances Tuesday through Friday at 8:15 p m , Salur- a m. to 5:30 p.m Saturday and Sunday. Including bread Fridays beginning Decem- 5:04 Dance. (D Newt Winters is ojieratioiis director of the student-run station ay at 4 15 pm and Sunday at 7.15 p.m. Call for matinee dough ornaments, leaver products, silk and satin roses, ber 12. 6:30 Treat yourself to an^ one of our five "Live Texaco broadcasts this season were intiallv in schedule 1787-42821 • " The Nutcracker” classic holiday ballet presented dried flowers, pine furniture, scrimshaw, stained glass, Sally Struthers is one of (D Movie -(Science-Fiction) ** Regular RIB E Y E ...... $3.69 • Twelfth Night" by Shakespeare, through Dec 20 at "Land Unknown" 1057 Jock mosi popular dinners, and we II treat jeopardy as the result ol the "Met strike, since settled by the Hartford Ballet. Performances today through Dec. pottery, paintings, sculpture and hand-woven clothing. her guests., Regular SIRLOIN...... $4.19 the Vale Repertory Theater. 222 York St , New Haven. Mahoney, Shawn Smith. Amanlead- ^ou fo ^our choice of on^' dess«?rr emd The first three broadcast dates will lie devoted to com- 21. Tuesday-Fridat at 8p.m. Saturdays at 2:30 and 8 p.m.; • Christmas Crafts Expo II in the Hartford Civic TmLCx liSliNOS rOR (XACT tiMt ing an expedition in search of a beverage (except mi/k) It's our u/dv of mercial recordings. Performances Monday through Friday at 8 p m and Sunday Dec, 14 at 1 p.m.: Saturday Dec.20 at 11 a m, 2:30 Center tonight until 9, Saturday and Sunday 10 a.m. until 8 woman's missing husband, stum (hanks /or dininy u;i(h us all STE.AK & SHRIMP . $4.99 .Saturday at 8 30 p m , matinees Wednesday and Satur- bias across a lost land infaated with Average broadcast time is over three hours The 1980- and 8 p.m., Sunday Dec 21 at 6:30 p.m, in Bushnell pm. year Dinne/’s a/so inc/udt? A// Vbu * Regular PRIME RIB $5.29 day at 2 p m 1436-1600) dinosaurs (9 0 mins.) 81 opera schedule is as lollows .Memorial Hall (525-9396) • Festival of Light in Hartford's Constitution Plaza (ID U.S. Table Tannia 1 $t Seoul Can Eat salad bar. baked piuato and Dec 13 *- The Bartered Bride 'Smetana' 2 pm , • A Christmas Carol" bv Charles Dickens. Dec 12 • "Indonesian music and dance." performed by the through the holiday season. O pen, Part II warw roll with buffer T-BONE STEAK...... $5.59 Dec 20 - "('osi (an lutte Mozart.. 2 p m , Dec 27 — Hnsel and Gretel Humperdinck 2 p m (children’s museum displays plants -I AM NOT AN ANIMAL! PBBIcut OUT THIS COUPON I B B I CUT OUT THIS COUPON | | Jan 3 - Lulu ' Alan Berg. 2 p m Jan lO-' Les I AM A HUMAN BEING) Dialogues des flarmelites - Poulenc , 2 p m . Jan 17 - The office ol Dr J D living plants are assembled museum admission: I...AM .A MAN!- La Gioconda Ponchielli- 2 p m . Jan 24 — Sod berry. Yu lei id e in a Victorian atmosphere Children (12 and under) mrarMW S a vu p eto li m■ S au pvu pt oeI ^6li# A A ram ORDER NOW FOR Up ' Cavalleria Rusticana i.Mascagni, and I Pagliacci " Botanisi. has been to illustrate the centuries- and senior citizens — $1.50, recreated for the holiday old folklore associated imisiM ___the Szvmgs dtwod on cnoiM o' Mvffigi and diurM Savings depena on cnoKi o' Dtvt'age and (desc«'' lUoncavallO' 2 p m- Jan 31 - ■ Tristan und Isolde " ARTS and CRAFTS SHOW CHRISTMAS!! I Wagner- 1 p m .season on the Mezzanine with the decorative plants adults — $3 00 Hours are Free dessert and beverage u;itfi fhtr Free dessert jn J i*;ih rht‘ Featuring over 100 Prefenienal Let us make your holidays choice of the following dinners fhou e of the following dinner^ Feb 7 - The Magic Flute" 'Mozart-. 2 p m , Feb 14 Gallery ol Ihe Children s of Christmas Monday through Saturday, mi kmikm EimNT — "Un ballo in ma.schera" iVerdii, 2 p m . Feb 21 — Museum of Hartford There 10 a m to 5 p m . .Sunday 1 wniit M QiTttn easier & more enjoyable with HEG. RIB EV£ REG. PRIME RIB REG. RIB EYE REG PRIME RIB InctuiM wltti m y REG. SIRLOIN T-BONE STEAK ' L italiana in Algerl " i Rossini i, 2 p m Feb 2 8 - "L'en- Pressed specimens and is no charge above to 5 p m. HOUSE SPECIALTIES RUSTUR'S INN DINNER REG. SIRLOIN T-BONE STEAK Sponsored by Friends of O itta ^ Youth (FOGY) STEAK & SHRIMP STEAK iS SHRIMP fant et les Sortileges' i Ravel i and ' Mamelle de Tarlyaki Chlckan •*U YOU CAN U T V,v*| V^’•r Prime flib dinners served daily from 4 00 pm and an Prime Rib dinners served daily horn 4 OOpm'ano an Tiresias " (Poulenci. 2 p m ■" M I t Ij M.f Ac Jl Al ■ i* Jy 111* # « !•' ». M l*' I, M i* ». -*.* V. J . J .. SHniMP SALAO IA H • »oa$t beef, Tuthey, Ham King Crab Legi A, Steak A day Sunday Sannot be used m combmalion sdin day Sunday Cannot be used m combination i*ilb .March 7 — "Salome" iStraussi, 2pm, March 14 — Saturday, December 13,1980 •W IN E OR lEEA other discounts At Participating Steakhouses otriei discounts At Participating Sieaiinouses Selani, 2 kmis of Cheese, Hatd Roils Prim# Rib of Boaf L elisir d amore ' 'Donizettil, 2 p m.. March 21 — TV P ' Pwe Service with every meof •CHOICE o r POTATO Turandot " iPuccinii,2p m , March 28 - "The Queen of or SAVOAY MCE Offer good Offer yood Sunday, Decendwr 14,1980 wd Condiments! Dec 5 thru Dec 5 fhru Spades " ' Tchaikovsky i, 2 p m Couit^rB&qmrr LIVI MUSK »'• \M k iy0UltoS:30PM TKwrs., PrI.. t a t . Dec 21. m o Dec 21 m o April 4 - "Parsifal" (Wagneri. 1pm: April 11 - From *1.75 pci peisofl m U UHngton, Cl. t n - l W HAP fV HOUft MON FRI. 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Frl., Dec. 12^^ 1980 - 13_ l-AAAnarlpR ] Aneeleg 14 teams New Orleans TotunTolk Bolton. Bolton First Selectmean Santa Claus. The message was “Be Human Relations Commission boasts best in playoff Henry Ryba said. "We're running become a partisan squabble over J. Barry, said at an East Hartford heading for sure and stop by my house to see were already on the floor, Mayor the appointments. Board of Education meeting this tvinning mark Bernie Menschell, one of the out of space." Menschell said. "I m e.” and along with that came a picture record losses Stephen Penny tried to accomodate week where discussion was held on owners of the Manchester Drive-In better hurry up and move.” nice red lollipop from Santa. Santa Page 14 Page 15 Republican directors. "Do you "Why take the school out of the the proposed transfer of 6th, 7th Page 14 Theater, told the people attending a must think the mayor has been 6ports want input on this?" he asked. "A center of town when we are trying and 8th graders from tenter Mid- public hearing in Bolton, that one of As Vernon Mayor Marie Herbst good this year. this point?” questioned Minority to attract people, including dle School to O'Brien Middle the problems he sees is Manchester was leaving her office one day this Leader William Diana in disbelief. week a young man stopped by to residents, to the downtown School. becoming more and more crowded Although two Democratic Penny said later he hoped for a business area,” —Town Clerk John and he is considering movitfg' to say he had a message for her from nominations to the Manchester Republican second In what had Herald HobbssparksTJConn Obituaries 1 Crossroads adds staff By LEIN AU.STER credit myself, it was a very smart but the Black Bears drew even at 41- “When a team like Maine comes in ' Noriiiu K. Johnson By Herald SporlHwriter play on my part,” the freshman all with 9:59 to go. It was tied at 43-43 people only see one team. But they M:KN0> — Norma (Redman) First look Freshman Karl Hobbs, smiled, "I looked down at the line before Bob Dulin put the Huskies are a well-coached and well dis- to help youngsters cope and saw how close I was so I called Johnson. .W. ot 30 Nye St., Rockville, Earl Yost Fast moving and quick thinking. ahead for good with 7:39 to go with a ciplined team which took Texas died Thursday al Rockville General The 5-foot-8 freshman out of Cam- timeout immediately. It was a spon- 16-foot leftside jumper and tip-in A&M, No. 12 in country, down to the By LAUREN DAVIS SHEA at UConn Sports Editor bridge, Mass., rescued Uie Universi- taneous reaction." Hospital pressure to engage in sex are very following a missed shot at 7:01 for a wire. You have to give them credit," sixth graders about drugs. ty of Connecticut with a heads-up Hobbs, fouled with 23 seconds to 47-43 edge. Mrs Johnson was born in Herald Reporter popular. They’ve also found novels Perno staled. “My intention is not to be timeout and two subsequent charity go, sunk both ends of the one-and-one fiucksfxirt. .Maine and had lived in MANCHESTER - Sixth graders about drugs are declining in populari- cage five "When you play a patient team it is The Husky coach was pleased moralistic, as much to make kids tosses as the Huskies edged as UConn captured its third win in as Connecticut for the past 20 years. She troubled about the upcoming passage ty. While they cautioned that reading tough,” observed UConn Coach Dom again with the defensive effort. "We aw a re of th e ir o p tio n s. We m eth o d ical M aine, 55-51. in many starts. The Huskies are at Perno, "When a team plays like that was a World War II Army veteran into junior high school, and junior a book doesn't mean the youth is brainstorm about what drugs are, the Unimpressive was the University looked in the first half, Fairfield was really worked hard on our defense in collegiate basketball action last night Boston University Saturday night it can lull you to sleep. And we did the pre-season. She leaves a son. Rodman Johnson high scholars wondering about how to engaged in such activities, it does in- difference between use and abuse, of Connecticut basketball team in its worse. of Hast Hartford, a daughter. Mrs. before a capacity crowd of 4,660 at before having off until the Connec- lose our concentration." And we came up with some big handle pressures are the focus for a dicate what subjects they’re in- why kids abuse drugs.” Ms. Mills seasonal "second home” debut at the UConn struggled against Yale in ticut Mutual Classic at the Hartford Donna Freeman of Rockville; a local agency's aid. terested in. the Field House in Slorrs, Chuck Aleksinas had 12 points. plays again. We re relying on our said. Hartford Civic Center this week in New Haven in its opener and the foes With the Huskies up 53-51 with Civic Center Dec. 29-30. sister Mrs Betty Perry of Crossroads, the agency whose Ms. Bianchi said in her dis- Mike McKay II and Hobbs 10 along defense and hope the offense gets She added, "Basically, each kid is registering an easy 72-50 decision ahead on the schedule should provide possession, Hobbs accepted an in- with 7 assists to pace UConn. Bucksporl and three grandchildren primary purpose is helping youths cussions, she is finding "drugs are going to have to choose whether or not Maine, 3-2 and with no starter sharper It's not as sharp as it can over Fairfield University. much tougher opposition than Fair- bounds pass near center court in “We've been waiting for Michael Funeral services will be Saturday cope with the challenges faced as more of an undercurrent. Drugs are taller than 6-foot-6, was content to zip be" to use drugs. To make that decision, The first court-side look disclosed field. front of both benches. Most of his 160 (McKay),” Perno stated, “It's nice at to a m from the Ladd Funeral they mature, has recently added new in the schools, but the kids are more the ball around the perimeter until a they need knowledge, and there are a that Coach Dom Perno is still Perhaps UConn’s play was sub-par pounds was leaning towards the to see different guys doing it on Home. 19 Kllington Ave Burial will staff members to aid its task. cautious about talking about them, good shot opened. Thai strategy I Conn (.5.'$) — Thompson 4 0-2 8, lot of scare stories around." without that guard, the gifted because of the opposition. This is not backcourt like the Leaning Tower of different nights ' be in Grove Hill Cemetery There are Laurie Bianchi, a part-time turned into a 28-27 halftime edge on McKay 5 1-2 11, Aleksinas 6 0-1 12, because they think they could get into Ms. Mills, who goes into sixth playmaker ala Joe Whelton. who can one of the better Fairfield squads. Pisa. The youngster, however, was no calling hours employee who is completing more trouble if they did." the long-range shooting of Jim McKay was 5-for-6 from the field, Dulin 3 0-0 6. Hobbs 4 2-2 10. grade classrooms in all the schools in fire pin-point passes into the big men Chuck Akeksinas is a bonafide good cool-headed and called timeout with bachelors degree work at the Univer- Mercer, who had 10 points, and pop- including 4-for-4 in the second half Giscombe 0 0-0 0, Bailey 1 0-1 2. Doris P. Dickinson “The kids are hesitant to reach out. town, said she finds the students for scores in the frontcourt. big man with muscle. Teamed up 27 seconds left to save a violation. sity of Connecticut, is at Illing Junior I'm trying to show them someone is ping from the lane by Rick Carlisle, UConn was 25-for-47, 53 percent, Kuezenski 0 2-2 2, Johnson 1 0-0 2, M\N( III.S I KK - Doris (Parish i willing to talk. "They know they’re Despite all the pre-season ballyhoo front with Thompson, freshman Nor- "That was the only thing I could do from the field while the deliberate High School. here, and trying to be as unin- who added 8 in the opening 20, Miller 1 0-0 2. Totals 25 5-10 55 Dickinson died Thursday in going to junior high, and it's pretty as to the abundance of gifted man Bailey and Mike McKay, the in that situation, " Hobbs voiced in Black Bears were 25-for-48, 52 per- "I go in the cafeteria, talk with the timidating as possible, she said. minutes. Maine (.'ill — .Speed 20-04, Mercer Manchester Memorial Hospital .She scary for them. They’re open to lear- backcourters now on the roster, both Huskies are well fortified in the the post-game lockerroom, "1 didn't cent. kids, and try to develop a rapport. I Another Crossroads staffer, Lisa 9 0-0 18. Gunn 1 0-0 2, Carlisle 7 0-0 14, was the w ife of Stanley M Dickinson ning about their options." veterans and newcomers, there was frontcourt. Now if only that guard want to give up the ball We couldn't UConn ran off a 12-2 spurt to jump Mercer and Carlisle had 18 and 14 have to know the issues they care B'inn, is reaching out to the youths Asides urging the students to Wyman 1 0-0 2, Godbolt 4 1-1 9. Mrs Dickinson was born in no operator in the Fairfield game can be found to get the ball up court afford a turnover at that point. I to a 39-30 edge with 13:21 remaining pointr respectively for Maine Sturgeon 1 0-0 2 Totals 25 1-1 51 Willimantic. and had lived in the about." she said. who congregate at “The wall." This think about "what you can do if other who filled this lack. and to the point-makers. Klmwood section of West Hartford Coed basketball, with an emphasis is the rock ledge on the Main Street kids hassle you to smoke pot” Ms. UConn has the talented big men up Bailey has all the earmarks of belore moving to Manchester in 1946 on how to handle conflict and interact edge of Center Park. Mills said she leaves her name and front but someone has got to get being a blue chipper. The young man She was a member ol Community with others rather than on sports Ms. Blinn, who began coming to number on the board during dis- them the ball to score. out of Northwest Catholic is 6-5 but skills, may be one outcome of her Crossroads for counseling, said she cussions. Eaglettes finish Baptist Church Last year. Corny Thompson, the leaps like a seven-footer. He plays Besides her husband she leaves her meetings with the youths. hopes to offer to others what Afterwards, "I get calls from the team's best all around player, had to with the poise of a veteran. parents Raymond and Pearl Ms. Bianchi plans to use recreation Crossroads staff has offered her. kids, saying they 'have a friend' who UConn isn't ready for Big East Mat Donald I Parish, and a activities “as a media for "There is therapy here. These peo- needs help with coping with drugs,” warfare yet but should be by the first strong in victory daughter. Ms Susan R Dickinson of rehabilitation." Her college major is ple don’t give advice. It’s more a Ms. Mills said. test Jan. 5 against Syracuse at the theraputic recreation. •Massachusetts working out of issues, like, wnai s Ms. Mills, Crossroads Director New Haven Coliseum. Taking the lead for good in the East's lead grew to 39-29 before Jacala Mills, the new Crossroads Funeral services will be Saturday going on for you," Ms. Blinn said. Elizabeth Peterson, and Intern John How good will UConn be’’ third quarter. East Catholic nipped Newington maile a Iinal run "We at 11 30 am Irom the Holmes Hospital decorations associate director, said such a staff She said she responded to the Mattleman counsel these youths in- As good as the backcourt operates. Newington High, 41-37, in non- had a couple of breakdowns and they person would be a great benefit to the Funeral Home. 400 .Main St . "very concerned people" she met at dividually. There is also group, fami- conference girls' basketball action hit some outside shots. ' Ridel Members of the Manchester Hospital Auxiliary decorated town's youth. Besides reaching them Manchester Burial will be in East Crossroads, helping her develop from ly and couple counseling available. last night al the Eagles' Nest. stated the lobby of the hospital Thursday morning. Participating in in their schools, Ms. Bianchi is also a person needing counseling, to a Notes off the cuff Cemetery There are no calling Crossroads offers a hotline for The triumph moves the Eaglettes Murphy had 12 points and 18 the decorating task were, from left, Mrs. Shirley McCray, past heading out to the pinball establish- secretary, and finally to an outreach riio in p iiu n \lrk fiin a n Nice change in jobs for Scott Gray hours .Memorial contributions may those with any type of problem. The to 2-1 hile the visitors fall lo 1-3 rebounds to pace East while White ment and the roller skating rink on worker. bring the ball up court and this took The Manchester man moves from the he made to Community Baptis't president of the auxiliary and Mrs. Betty Eigner, auxiliary line is open Monday through East’s next outing is Thursday chipped in 9 markers Newington's Broad Street. "A lot of the people at the wall away his scoring effectiveness. He sports desk at WPOP to fill the shoes Church, f>65 E Center St . member. (Herald photo by Pinto) Thursday. 9 a m. to 9 p.m. and night against HCC foe South Catholic Colleen Smith took gam^-honors with Ms. Bianchi said she hears most belongs up front but needs the bail to of Greg Gilmartin at WTIC as Arnold Manchester know me, because I’ve lived here all Friday 9 a m. to 6 p.m. This is a at home al 8 o'clock. 15 points. often from the youths about score. Dean's backup and the early sports my life. I tell them what Crossroads change from earlier years, when the East secured a quick 6-0 lead East also look thevjas’vee contest. "boyfriends and making out." They announcer. Gilmartin joins the has done for me... 1 get different hotline was open 24 hours. Little Karl Hobbs, at 5-8 the before settling for a 10-9 advantage 42-29 Sue Evans had 12 points and Mr«. I.aiira I,. Jewell appear to be sexually precocious, but Enterprise Radio Sports Network Parental meetings responses,” Ms, Blinn said If Crossroads is not the appropriate smallest man on the squad, con- after one quarter. Newington rallied Michele Leavitt and Dana H I.B IIo\ - In the obituary of I'm not sure if they're blowing their philosophically. which also added Bill Denehy, of agency, the staff will refer the caller tributed two eye-filling half-court in- to pull even at the half at 19-all Lupacchino 9 apiece for the young Mrs Laura 1, Jewett, who will be activities up or if it's the truth." Ms. Mills, who has received her Middletown, former New York Mets’ to persons who can provide the help dividual drives which resulted' in ■Newington attempted to pressure Eaglettes, 2-1- lor the sea.son buried in New Hebron Cemetery, the Recently, reading specialists at master's degree in counseling at ne^ed. hoops but he couldn't find ways to get pitcher... Best "buy " in town for a East in the third stanza but the Imi>i Gailiolic (til — Ingallinera 0 name of her son was inVorrectly result in program Illing have found novels about peer UConn, concentrates on talking to The number is 646-2015. basketball game will be Sunday night the ball into his big men around the Eaglettes were able lo maneuver for 1-2 1. Murphy 6 0-0 12, White 4 1-2 9, (lublished as E Everett Jewett It hoop. at East Hartford High when the "some open shots. "We were able to Cunningham 2 O-O 4, Farr 0 0-0 0. .should have been C Everett Jewett The other guards were out to lunch, Explorers host Hartford in a New M ANCHESTER - As a result of school term, said informal dis- break their press and get some easy Johnson 2 1-3 5, Skehan 3 0-0 6. Her daughter's address was in- wasting precious seconds dis- England Basketball Assn. game. Ad- informal parent meetings, the cussions have led him to believe such Tax collection rate down baskets," voiced East Coach Donna Campbell 2 0-1 4 Totals 19 3-8 41 correctly printed as North Franklin, playing their individual skills with mission price is less than a dollar - 99 Regional Occupational Training a program is necessary down by slightly more than Ridel. Nrningloii (.'IT 1 — Hynes 2 0-0 4. Mass It should have been North MANCHESTER - It's were slightly lower. counting procedure of excessive dribbling. cents to be exact. Assumption CYO Center may sponsor sex education He has sent needs assessment sur- Monica Murphy and Denise White Kosinski 4 0-5 8. Smith 6 3-3 15. Franklin Conn ■ still over 100 percent, but 1 percent. But he hopes to collect counting the taxes in the Fairfield was not a good test for team of Manchester will be featured classes for parents of handicapped veys to special education personnel Tax Collector James took care of the last point-making in Fortner 0 0-0 0, Bafumo 4 0-1 8, the tax collection rate is enough taxes and back year they are collected, ac- the Huskies. The Stags were never in in the .prelim at 6:15.. Please, no students in the 22 towns that send students to Turek reports last year the third canto with 6 and 5 respec- Kamienski I 0 0 2 Houldcroft 0 0-0 0 taxes during November counted for a $522,000 the game after falling behind 8-0 and calls about the Five Mile Road Race Souths charged The classes, to be conducted by an the ROTC. was an all-time high, budget surplus. Turek said tively as the locals took a 30-27 ^ g e Totals 17 3-9 37 out-of-town instructor, would in- If the assessment confirm^ the in- A u tos and December to compare they play resembled at best results When received, they will be M Wt.tIF TFK — Two 17-year- collecting 103 percent of this amount would not be into the iinal eight minutes struct parents on how to teach their formal conversations. Peak en- to last year's rate. playground action bad as UConn published olds were arrested and charged with tax bills, and up to October realized this year, as the youngsters about sex visions a prograrfi for about six stolen Last year payment of buglary and larceny in connection this year tax revenues back taxes and a new ac- back tax payments would Center Director John Peak said the MANCHESTER - with a $700 theft emotionally disturbed youths He said be less. program would probably begin in late an instructor and an aide, along with Manchester Police Six players involved The arrests if Herbert Warrender. Burleson didn’t January He said the need lor it was a consulting psychiatrist, would staff 106 E Windham Heights. Windham reported several incidents apparent during an informal the program and Jeflery Franklin, Hunt Road. of stolen automobiles coffeehouse the parents held There The funds for it would come from a Thursday and Friday, Columbia were made Thursday by U SIEfFERT’S SAYS... was consensus that parents need shift in existing programs Depen- the Manchester police Thursday the re n t^ Pon- Simmons holding want to leave guidance in how to teach their ding on the results of the needs sur- The two are charged with stealing tiac Sunbird of Eleanor children about this area. Peak said vey. those programs seemed unim- $700 worth of tires and batteries from Earley, West Middle Turn- DALLAS I UPl I — Shortstop Rick In other matters concerning the portant would be cut. and. if the the Don Wiihs Garage. 18 .Main St . pike, was taken from a SUPER SANTA SALE Burle.son didn't want to leave the on Nov 14 center for the handicapped. Peak emotionally disturbed program gains parking lot. Ms. Earley up m ajor trade Boston Red Sox, but he says it could Basketball said information is being sought on support It would be added. told police she had the keys have been worse The team he II play They were being held on $5,000 whether a program for emotionally Peak cautioned howeyer. that if all cash bond and presented in Superior in her possession when the DALLAS (UPl) - If All-Star Ted one of the best relievers in baseball for next season — the Calilornia disturbed youngsters should be Court toda Each is charged with the existing programs are supported, car was taken from the lot AL SIEFFERfS offers one of the Simmons and his agent LaRue Har- and had an 11-9 record with 23 saves Angels — is just a few minutes from added burglary in the third degree and along with the emotionally disturbed at 444 Center St. court can work out contract terms last season. his Lynwood. Calil , home. Peak, who began his position this program, then none would be cut. He Friday William "As it is. I'm spinning I really larceny in the second degree areas largest selections of Top today, then the switch-hitting Although Fingers said he expected MIIX.KT said at that point, extra funds for the Lofstrom reported an don't know what to think, " Burleson catcher^will be a member of the to be pitching for the Cardinals on Farr s 27 (Andy Boggini 9, Kevin emotionally disturbed program attempted tire theft from said Thursday after the trade (.oiintrv Dunce Milwaukee Brewers next season. opening day next season, his days i Boyko 4>, Wyman Oil 22 (Brian would be raised through an increase his IMl Honda. Lofstrom Name Brand Video Cassette Recorders with the club appeared numbered on swapped him and third baseman WE.sr HARTFORD - Country Workshop set The St Louis Cardinals have Brophy 8. Mike .Mai Dorald 81 in tuition left the car in his driveway Tuesday, when the Cardinals Butch Hobson for outfielder Rick Dance in Connecticut will hold a agreed to a trade with the Brewers Boland Oil 21 (Tully Paluluk 10. BOI.rON — The Bolton High School officials have indicated the at 57 Wedgewood Dr. When acquired ace reliever Sutter from the Miller, pitcher Mark Clear and third iraditional New England Contra at Low Discount Prices ? that would send Simmons, pitcher Gary Wheeler 7i, Modern Janitorial School Parents Advisory Committee center’s 1981-82 budget will be we returned this morning Cubs in a four-player trade. baseman Carney Lansford Dance Dec 19 at 8 p m Live fiddle Pete Vuckovich and relief pitcher 17 (David Kelly 10, Bruce Kelsey 5i will sponsor a financial aid workshop primarily the same as this year's, the car was sitting on Vuckovich. 28, is a pitcher who can Referring to contract negotations music will be provided by Whiskey Rollie Fingers to Milwaukee for Tall man and fallen mate Celtics 40 I joe Prignano 14, Chris •Monday at 7 30 p m at the high with a 7 5 percent increase in instruc- blocks, with the two right WHY PAY MORE!! both start and relieve effectively wi t h Boston, Burleson said. "There Belore Bre.iklast and Ralph Sweet pitcher Lary Sorenson, outfielder •Maleya 11, John Detjualtro 7i, school library The workshop con- tors' salaries The center 1980-81 wheels missing. Police dis- Q u a s a r Atlanta’s Tree Rollins stands protectively over injured team- just wasn't any way I could stay I will call The dance will be at St ItC il Sixto Lezeano and minor-league out- Last season he was used mostly as a Hawks 39 1 Paul Guardino 19, Bruce ducted by Frank Resnick will inform budget is $211,137 The center covered the wheels, and starter, posting a 12-9 record and a could have, I guess, il 1 was going to ■ lames F.piscopal Church. 1018 Far- PIHGES START AS fielder David Green. mate Dan Roundfield who clutches knee after being tripped Rosenberg 10. .Mark Zackin 6' parents on how to apply for financial currently serves 84 handicapped per- the lug nuts, in the adja- 3 42 ERA. take a crummy oiler, but I wasn't mington Ave just west ol West Hart- WE HAVE THEM M l The Brewers might even sweeten against Detroit. Roundfield left game but returned after brief Detjuattro sank a basket with three aid towards their child’s education sons ()ui ol those, several are cent underbush. Police Even though he has been one of the going to do that " lord C-enier Beginners and singles the pot with another pitcher in an ef- rest. (UPl photo) seconds to go to win it in overtime and what aid is available i iiiotionallv disturbed said indications were the fort to land Simmons. But players Cardinals' most consistent pitchers Hobson said he suspected he was are welcome There is donation of * thief left in a hurry. about lo be traded when Red Sox aren't the problem. Getting Sim- over the past three seasons, 111 S P ) t K s > M F \ $2 5u For more information, phone general manager Haywood Sullivan ‘i'7-6619 mons' signature on a contract is the Vuckovich is entering the final year Standings — American DiRosa ncyer returned his phone calls after major hang-up. of his contract and can opt for free Cleaners 3-0. Manchester Cycle Shop t DO IT DAILY - KNOW WHO TO CALL WHEN YOU Simmons still has another three agency after next season. the season 1 tiat told me 3-0,' Fillaramo Construction 2-1, Fuss OPEN EVERY Fingers, too, can become a free something" NF;f; d somet hing DONFI by reading the Business and 3 DAY SALE years to run on his current $640,(X)0-a- Holy Cross in easy win & O'Neill 2-1, Buffalo Water Tavern .Service Directory in the F.vening Herald SUNDAY 11-6 pm year contract, but he has been in the agent after next season, so the "Boston will always be special for 0-3. SPECIAL SALE PRICES major leagues for 11 seasons, all of Brewers are taking a big gamble in me " Burleson said "1 liked it the ■National; Manchester Police 2-1 FROM FRIDAY 12-12-80 to SUNDAY 1M 4-80|||Q g j||g || S them with the Cardinals, and under obtaining ihose two pitchers. BOSTON lU P li - second-half surge lo lilt Kairlield way it was in Boston, the importance Moriarty Fuel 1-2. B A Club 1-2. 48” Spoodaway terms of the Basic Agreement he can Sorenson, 25, was 12-10 with a 3.67 New England Garry Wilts and Tom University to a 68-53 win over people pul on the game I could iden- Highland Park Market 0-3. Weslown TreSoRlRiSTCr ERA last season and has won in dou- tify with those people " At Pero's Kathy Says! CONVERTIRLE \ [ veto any trade. Seaman tallied 14 points apiece to Stonehill College Pharmacy 0-3 SIDEWALK RIKE j So if they want him, the Brewers ble figures in the last three seasons. lead Holy Cross lo an easy 72-46 vic- Tufts pulled off a 76-74 squeaker As for the Red Sox acquisitions, the CHRISTMAS IS COMINOI W iy not glv« SLED DART BOARD LIST M .OO Ow Nag M .H with c o a s t e r b r a k e < must cough up some more bucks and Lezeano. 27. had an outstanding tory over Harvard 23-ycar-old Lansford said he was sur- Irom our Wlcfetr O opt Como Hi and b ro w M liirougli over Merrimack during the final 40 SFMOK a -5 SALE j Harcourt has made it clear that Sim- season in 1979 by hitting .321 with 28 prised at the trade our Rne MiocOon of baokoti A wtefeor tumlturo. F Sorndna EitaHah lioly Cross, now 4 2, raced to a 31- seconds on a basket by Hill Ewing. Standings — Fogarty Bros 2-1 mons wants a substantial raise. homers and 101 RBI. but he tailed off 19 halftime lead. The Crusaders went In other games, Bryant cnushed "The more I think about it, the Moriarty Bros. 2-1, Sportsman Cate NATIVE FRESH U$T N. M .49” "We originally asked for $1 million last season and hit just .229 with 18 on to take advantage of some cold Hartford 88-70; Connecticut College more I like it. I really look forward to 2-1, Fogarty Oilers 2-1, Explorers 1-2, NlUT I homers and 55 RBI. 129.99 $1499 a year, but we’ve come down from Harvard shooting to oulscore the edged Coast Guard 42-39. Curry the fans, " he said ' The team is so Irish Agency 0-3 CMlillmr, luttifniit Sauik, twxa. la M . I lian IvMl »AimWUD* that,” Harcourt admitted Thursday in the only transactions at the Crimson 33-9 during one 20 ininute defeated Gordon 69-52, I’ordhain good The park is so great lo hit in " kam $ httwop. koyH T«o I Fnai h n n . la h im . M b . Uin. ' BACKPACK Chicago Starhre _ 3 lb. Polyootw night. "There is a possibility that we meetings Thursday, the California stretch. Harvard shot only 29 percent Miller was a little less T tln CMe Tmiot. Y m . Um taba Mb, (unb. tMabb. cm downed Yale 85-73, I.owell beat b*m CafTib hnm Cr«i Im, SHOE ROLLER S R A T t might agree to an extension of his Angels strengthened their pitching lor the night enthusiastic. A former Red Sox Owners reject fHitwi. S«|tf hooUn. iMb, and FRAME SlfEPMGBM Bentley 88-75 and Plymouth State 2 WSn far rovni ar IMT M i. m Hm M caa«i. Full t i M With LlS^as.OO • Full SiM current contract." staff by signing free agent John Junior guard Kenny Daniels poured player, he said he now finds himsell CaMiit. Twnp frMn, MMi, mm cmii. ham. lamn m Indoor-outdoor ur«|h«nt belled Lyndon State 100-74 7 Poefcuto •Conan M iiid jfc If Cardinals general manager D'Acquisto to a four-year pact, and in a familiar position of possibly White Sox bid I bH. tbc'i. HaCon. M $ CaMaa Iriilii Iiiialii Laaiaa Iwai. whM i a ligtYt-weigrit in 16 of his game-high 20 points in a , ~ iam. haaatti. Cartlnk. Ma raMtraailai. lafimaai. Iiaaalai lig ero n u p p a rt Whitey Herzog can pull off the trade, the Oakland A's improved their becoming a reserve outfielder again Ml. lartlatt Nan. h*im ftm I ha om hm REQ. 29.9S it wilt be his third blockbuster deal bench by acquiring power-hitting ■| learned a great deal playing DALLAS lUPIi To a man Ihev OUR SALE 2gj rab- id.m and his fourth major transaction of first baseman-catcher Cliff Johnson every day in California 1 think 1 praised Edward .1 DeBarlolo. but s;<1799 the meetings. Last Sunday, he signed for minor-league pitcher Mike King. proved I can do il, and I think 1 can do they didn't want him in their club free-agenl catcher Darrell Porter to it in Boston. " he said And now that 11 ol the 14 American NATIVE ‘18” VAJ 33"x75" Schoolboys start tonight CMfBM dsnfN~ a five-year contract, acquired j,eague owners have rejected DcBar- CAUIIHOWER liT T U C I SQUUH ~ BAUER TPIaitic Columbia Fingers and pitcher Bob Shirley in a DH ruling changed tolo's $20 million-bid lo purchase the TUUK BLADE EXERCISER trade with the San Diego Padres on DALLAS I UPl) - The official The schoolboy basketball season gets in gear tonight with two local Boros to coach Chicago White Sox. they must sit 99< 59* HD 59* c. Hodwy Skatas c TOBOGGIIN with SpMdomAtAT. Quick h«4gh( Monday and obtained reliever Bruce playing rules committee of major fives, Manchester High and East Catholic, making home debuts. DALLAS (UPl) — Steve Boros, a back and await whatever con Mccouar Pipti •djuktmam. L«rg« ComfortabiA ctuo TiM ndi M4|idi Manchester hosts CCIL foe Conard High at Clarke Arena while cross former major-league player and Amu ^ eUghl eoemetk J.11 SaaI Extramuiy StAbtA. Sutter from the Chicago Cubs on league baseball Thursday changed sequences may come Irom their ac TOM ATOU btomt N pou can LIST 7.25 Tuesday. the designated hitter rule to require town the Eagles entertain non-conference foe Notre D«me of West minor league manager. Thursday lion. •V ’ ftnd tham OurRog. 5.M SALE '•1.95 Should the deal fall through, the the starting DH to bat at least once Haven. was named to the Montreal Expos "I've never been ashamed lo he a 59* PK B A O M It o . «V9. Brewers will try to peddle Lezeano to unless the opposing club has changed Both have 8 o'clock tap offs coaching staff for the 1981 season. meniber ol the American League, 13499 *99**i 1 the Phillies for a couple of pitchers. its pitcher. Elsewhere. Penney High hosts Hall High and East Hartford High Boros, 44. managed the Calgary said While Sox Owner Bill Veeck. - WWW wwtf » nw rwwmm. 9uno9f r. Simmons is one of baseball's finest The rule change was apparently entertains Wethersfield in CCIL affairs. Alsp, Glastonbury High is at Expos of the Pioneer League last who had hoped to sell his club to the "THE KING hitters and owns a .298 lifetime bat- brought abqut because of actions by Xavier High in Middletown, South Windsor hits the road to West Hart- season and previously managed in 71-year-old multi-inillmnaire "But 1 OF ting average. Last season he hit .303, Baltimore manager Earl Weaver ford to combat Northwest Catholic, Rockville High treks to Hartford to the Kansas City Royals farm system am now ■ ( BIKES CSKATES SHA»5a)i \ the fifth time that he has surpassed last season Weaver put pitcher Steve from 1970-74. Boros also coached for _ PRODUCE!" oppose Bulkeley High. Rham High hosts Parish Hill and Coventry High Only a month ago the American PERO the .300 barrier, and belted 21 homers the Royals from 1975-79. 279 OAKUND ST., MANCHESTER Come on over SUNDAY and sAVEI mYAWAYBWEKfflliE"* - Stone's name down on the lineup card visits Tolland. ' League owners had voted 8-6 in lavor with 98 RBI. as a designated hitter on 20 occasions On the distaff side, Manchester, 1-1, is at 1-1,1-2 Conard High in West Primarily a third baseman during of allowing the sale lo go through It .R 4 |^ CApDPQ 2 Main 8t. 643-7111 or 646-3998 Acquired by the Cardinals last last year and then pinch hit for Stone his 13-year pro career. Boros played takes 10 yes" votes to OK the deal *n a Wwn, Lentaflaryg^ ■ M in i O OPEN DAILY FM SUN. PM Hartford at 8 o'clock e-e 11-e Monday from the Padres in an 11- when it came time for the designated in the major leagues for Detroit, Cin- On Thursday the vote was 11-3 player deal. Fingers is considered hitter to come to the plate. cinnati and the Chicago Cubs. against 14 - EVENING HERALD. Fri., Dec ». 1980 EVENING HERALD, Fri., Dec. U, 1980 - 15 Kings head iSaints within one 14 NFL teams in playoff picture final weekend, the Browns would win NEW YORK (UPI) - The National Kansas City is still alive for a wild but both have clinched at least wild Sion title on the basis of head-to-head Football League enters the final two the division title regardless of how card berth. card berths. finish 9-7, D e tro it gets the w ild card competition by defeating the Cow- based on its season-opening win over weeks of the regular season with 14 they fare against Minnesota. NFC Elaiil If Dallas wins at Los Angeles this of record defeats boys in the final game at Dallas. Los Angeles. for ice cup Cleveland would win the title on the teams still in playoff contention and Neither Dallas nor Philadelphia week and Philadelphia loses to St. If Philadelphia wins this week and NEW YORK (UPI) - They have 1979, made Dick Nolan the first NFL all six division races still unsettled. basis of a better conference record can clinch a division title this week Louis, the Eagles can win the divi- The wild card playoffs w ill be on NEW YORK (UPl) - Ah, the and IS one point ahead of linemate pulling the covers over their heads.” Dallas loses, the Cowboys must lost more games in the last 14 coach to lose his job this year. In the Three NFC clubs— Atlanta, Dallas than Houston. * Sunday, Dec. 28, with the winners ad- wonders of air conditioning. Simmer in their battle for the league The only ones doing that have been defeat the Elagles in the final game to seasons than any other team in N FL last two weeks. New Orleans has Pittsburgh cannot repeat as divi- vancing to the divisional playoffs on Los Angeles, home of sun scorched scoring leadership. the Saints’ fans, who have invented a and Philadelphia — are assured of tie at 12-4. The tie would be broken on history, but not even the delightfully rallied behind Interim coach Dick sion champion but can qualify as a Jan. 34. Those winners meet in the heachies and bronzed surfers, After Los Angeles rookie Dan new use fo r the com m on brown paper playoff berths but no club in the AFC the basis of best net points in division inept New Orleans Saints have ac- Stanfel but managed to mess up wild card club. conference championship games on currently boasts the best team in the Bonar opened the scoring 18:47 into bag. ’The paper bag masks have bMn has clinched a spot in post-season games since the teams split head-to- complished the feat that now stands almost certain victories. AE’C W est Sunday, Jan. 11 to determine the par- NHL And it doesn't even snow there. the game, the Red Wings tied it at as big a rage as the Pittsburgh competition. In the NFC, Minnesota, Grogan in relief head and would have the same divi- squarely within their grasp. If San Diego defeats Seattle this ticipants in Super Bowl XV on Sun- A fte r tra ilin g M innesota 23-0, the Steelers’ "Terrible Towels” and the Detroit and Los Angeles are dueling sion record, conference records and Nonetheless, if Marcel Dionne, 9:47 of the second period when Reed Although they have had to struggle week and Oakland loses to Denver, day, Jan. 25 iH New Orleans. Saints scored three touchdowns in Houston Oilers’ “Luv Ya’ Blue” for the last two playoff spots while in FOXBORO, Mass. (UPI)- - Matt coach said, “ 1 haven't heard best percentage in common games. Charlie Simmer and the rest of the Larson unloaded a 50-foot slajishot to do it, the Saints have lost their San Diego would win the division title Home sites are determined by best the second half but lost in the final placards. ’The Idea even spread last the AFC, Buffalo and New England Cavanugh w ill start, Steve Grogan anything from anybody. I’m just Kings keep it up, the vaunted Stanley past Kings goalie Mario Lessard. first 14 games of the year and Sunday on the basis of a better division Philadelphia has plus 78 net points record. week to Seattle, where several in the Elast, Cleveland, Houston and will be in the hullpen. And oh how trying to get the joh done. But there’s and Dallas plus 42. Cup could end up moving out of In other games, Quebec topped they could become the first NFL club record or better overall record, Boston 5-3, M ontreal dropped Toron- Seahawks fans donned paper bags to Pittsburgh in the Central and Ron Erhardt wishes all his problems a lot of teams with worse records NE’t C e n tra l natural hockey territory and south of to lose 15 games in a season. depending on the outcome of each Philadelphia — yes, that's the to 5-2, Chicago upended St. Louis 5-2, show their displeasure. Oakland, San Diego and Kansas City were as easy as naming a starting than ours.” Ironically, the Tampa Bay Buc- team's final game. Minnesota can win the division title and Calgary doubled Buffalo 8-4. "Playing a team that hasn’t won in the West are fighting for the five quarterback. Erhardt, as he did Tuesday, farthest south it 's ever been — for the caneers w ent 0-14 in 1976 under the If Oakland defeats Denver this this week with a victory or a Detroit NordiqucH .5, Bruins 3 should make things a little more in- playoff slots. “Everything has pretty much been criticized the national television first time in its 62-year history. old 14-game schedule and lost 26 con- week and San Diego loses to either loss. If Minnesota and Detroit each tense,’’ said Jets Coach W alt liie division champions in each said," the New England Patriots coverage of New England’s 1613 The Kings moved into a three-way Second-period goals by Peter Stast- secutive games over two seasons Seattle or Pittsburgh, Oakland would finish 9-7, the Vikings win the title on Michaels. "We're not taking them conference are joined in the playoffs coach said Wednesday in reference overtime loss to Miami on Monday Michalski selected tie for first place in the overall stan- ny and Jacques Richard lifted before their streak was stopped with be the division champion on the basis the best record in the conference. dings Thursday night with a 2-1 vic- Quebec over ^ston. The Nordiques lightly. Maybe the Saints are taking by two wild card or best runnerup to the team's annual swoon which has night. Broadcasters Howard Cosell a victory in 1977 over — need you of a better division record or con- Detroit can win the title only with Xavier High's Bob Michalski, us lightly. clubs. seen them drop four of its last five. and Fran Tarkenton frequently opened a 3-0 lead on goals by M ichel ask? — the New Orleans Saints. ference record or better overall two victories and two Minnesota whose cross country, indoor and out- Goulet. Wally Weir and John Pad- "As far as I’m concerned. I’m not Here is a breakdown of the playoff "But if we win the last two ..." chastised the Pats for sticking to a The Saints, who have gone 54-141-5 seconds when the Vikings blocked a record. losses. If Detroit does not win the door track teams won state cham- worried about the record. I say let’s picture: Erhardt realizes his two-year conservative, predictable ground dock before Brad Park notched his since 1967 and have never had a win- chip-shot field goal. Last week. New livision title, the Lions can gain a pionships in 1980, has been named 500th assist on Jean Ratelle's score go out and play and let's forget about AFC Ei«l tenure as New England's coach could game. Hie IMaslase ning record, meet the 3-11 New York Orleans jumped on top of San Fran- vild card berth only by winning their recipient of the Doc M cl.ierney to make it 3-1 the record.” Buffalo can clinch the division title If San Diego and Oakland each be through if New England fails to “They don't know what they’re Loses lo Kibak Jets Sunday in a game that many cisco 35-7 but wound up losing 38-35 in inal two games and hav(ng Los Scholastic Coach of the Year Award (iunuilicns .5, Muple Lrufs Both teams would love nothing by winning one of its remaining two finish 11-5, the tie would be broken on make the playoffs. He refused to talking about,” Erhardt said. "We 2 thought before the season m ight have overtime. ,\ngeles lose its last two. Both the from the Connecticut Sports Writers' better than just that. games against New England and San the basis of best net points in division alibi Wednesday about the little had a 188-37 total yards advantage at Pierre Mondou and Guy LaFleur bearing on the playoffs. After both "W e’ve blown two games that we Rams and Lions would be 97 and Alliance. In ^ames Saturday, the New York Francisco. Buffalo would win the ti- games since the teams split head-to- problems that turn into giant halftime and that's a bad game plan? scored power-play goals in a 2:01 teams got off to such miserable should have won." Manning said. Detroit beat Los Angeles in the Michalski will receive the award at tory over the hapless Detroit Red Giants will be at Washington and tle on the basis of a better overall head and would have the same divi- headaches for the fatalistic Pats. But (Miami coach Don) Shula does the span of the first period,'carrying Glickstein starts, many then believed it might "When you lose 14 games, let’s face season opener the Alliance's 40th Gold Key Dinner Wings Although the .New York Seattle w ill visit San Diego. Sunday's record. sion record and conference records. there's no doubt they are still same thing, even runs more, and he’s NFC WcHi Montreal. Mondou's second goal of determine who got the first pick in it — you're not getting the breaks. I Sunday, Jan 18 at Valle s in Hart- Islanders and Philadelphia also have games have Buffalo at New England, New England can win the division Best won-lost percentage in common gnawing at him. a genius. Well all I can see is in the the season at 15:19 tied the score 11 the 1981 college draft. But New hope this is it Sunday because tim e is Atlanta can clinch the division title ford. On that evening, the Alliance 43 points each, the Kings have two and Lafleur, playing in his third in stunning Cleveland at Minnesota, San Fran- title by beating Buffalo and New games would not apply because they "W e’ve had our share of bleep two years we’ve split with him this week with a victory or a Los Orleans already has earned that running out." will present Gold Key Awards to more victories than both and have ciscso at Atlanta, Kansas City at Orleans and having Buffjalo lose its play identical schedules. San Diego passes against us that have turned (Shula) so the genius hasn't rapped game since recovering from ton- dubious honor. Without the benefit of a running Angeles loss. If both Atlanta and Los retired Manchester High soccer amassed their point total in 29 games Pittsburgh, St. Louis at Philadelphia. last game to San Francisco. New has plus 53 net points and Oakland our behinds." s ilitis , got his 11th goal at 17:20. John "It's been tough," said Saints game. Manning has completed more into gold dust. And you can’t win a Angeles lose this week, the Falcons coach Dick Danielson, U S Coast compared to 30 for the Flyers and 31 tennis win Houston at Green Bay. Cincinnati at England would win the title on the plus 34 as they enter final division divisional title by having field goals Cavanaugh w ill start Sunday Anderson scored both Toronto goals quarterback Archie Manning, who than 60 percent of his passes for 21 win the title on best overall record Guard Academy athletic director and for defending champion .New York on unassisted breakaways Chicago. Miami at Baltimore, basis of a better division record than games against Seattle and Denver blocked or by getting crucial against the Buffalo Bills, who can has been the lone bright spot for New TDs, fifth best in the NFC. But his Los Angeles can win the title only former pro football player Otto And if that doesn t hit you, the Blurk liuHkn .3, Hlurn 2 Oakland at Denver and Tampa Bay Buffalo. respectively. If both teams finish 11- penalties down deep. wrap up the AFC East title with a MONTREAL (DPI) - Shlomo Orleans. "There’s not anyone who arm could just as well be a rifle dis- if Atlanta loses its last two games Graham, and retired Wilbur Cross Kings 21-7-1 record also puts them 13 Doug Wilson and Grant Mulvey at Detroit. The Monday night game AFC Central 5, whichever team doesn't win the "I'd like to have a few of those win. New England must win its final Glickstein staved off elimination for reaches a professional level of sports charging in an empty forest. and the Rams win the last two. The basketball coach Sal "R ed" points ahead of the .Montreal sends Dallas against Los Angeles. A comhination of a Cleveland vic- division title is assured of a wild card tipped passes back but mostly I'd like two games to have a shot at a playoff scored 1 23 apart in the final period at least one more day with his stun- who can go through this and not say "It's hard when you’re 0-14," said Rams would have the better division Verderame Canadiens in the Norris Division to rally Chicago from a 2-1 deficit to Cleveland could win the AFC Cen- tory and a Houston defeat would berth. to have seen that field goal (a poten- berth. Another loss means elimina- ning upset of Peter Fleming at the it's tough to accept going 0-14. W e've Stanfel. "You take a lot of abuse and record. Tickets, priced at $25, are Dionne, who along with Simmer tral if it wins and Houston loses, clinch the division title for the If Oakland beats Denver and New tion. Its first victory in eight games, snap- $320,000 W orld Cham pionship Tennis been getting a lot of ridicule but a lot of criticism from people. But tial game winner vs. M iam i) go Atlanta has clinched at least a wild available through Len Auster at The has provided much of the Kings' ping the Blues' eight-game unbeaten Minnesota could take the NFC Cen- Browns. Cleveland would win on the England loses to Buffalo this th ro u g h . We have stopped “I said this before the season, our Challenge Cup. we're still trying," our guys are fighting. A lot of people card berth. Los Angeles can gain a Herald sports department. scoring punch, scored his 23rd goal of streak Wilson scored on a power tral with a victory or a Detroit loss, basis of a better overall record. If weekend, the Raiders clinch a wild ourselves," the coach said. goal was to make the playoffs and we The 22-year-oId Glickstein, recent- The despicable season, especially are kicking them when they’re down wild card with a win or a Detroit the season at 18 34 of the second play at 7 16 to tie the game and later and Atlanta could lock up the NFC Geveland defeats Cincinnati on the card spot. still can do that,” Erhardt said. ly named Israel's Athlete of the so coming off an 8-8 performance in but they’re not giving up. They're not On his contractural status, the loss. If the Rams and Lions each period to snap a 1-1 tie. lifting the fired a shot which Mulvey deflected Year, won 6-3, 7-5 Thursday over the West if it wins or Los Angeles loses. Kings to their fifth straight road vic- in for a 3-2 lead demoralized Fleming, who collapsed tory and 10th triumph in 12 games 8. SuhrcH -t after scoring an equally surprising Here is a player who has matured Bill Clement scored two goals to upset over seventh-ranked Harold Me Vie fired as a team player said Los Angeles complement the goaltending of Dan Solomon of Pompano Beach. Fla. CLOSEOUT Coach Bob Berry W hen'he makes 6coreboord Bouchard and spark Calgary Bob Wednesday. at Winnipeg moves in an unselfish manner, he •M cM illan. Paul R einhart. Don In Thursday's other matches. SPOHTS TV tiutU lo I 1 2 *» NKU NoHK >vr, tierm ain-lninan .T-38 t:i finds so often more scoring oppor- ('jlgarv 422--8 Mussrit r 1-2 II WtxxJvtn 11 U-H 21 Posl-Krat/eri .TH-37 73 Lever and Earl Ingarfield all scored Wojtek Fibak of Poland was pushed WINNIPEG, Manitoba (UPI) - EVENING K irM I ( al({.ir% Ma< M illa n 9 ( ariw nfc!ht H H 19 M ichard'ton 4 2 2 lU .Mo/ness tiild e r 3h-37 73 tunities He IS a good leader fo r us first-period goals as the Flames hard to beat Hie Nastase of Romania Bill Sutherland took over >Hu5M>h l^vallH-' I H 2 CalKarv \Vi||jains»i2'414 i.k ‘nn92-2at Webster I.itlle-Hoan* 37-36- 73 6:00 Rfinhart h I InifarJifld 12 01 1 112' lV m i( 3 iM) ti C a rte r U U4i 0 Washam Wadkins 36 38- 74 8 0 SALE Dionne, who connected on a 30- opened up a 4-1 lead Derek Smith 6- 4, 7-6, and E lio t T eltscher of Palos stewardship of the worst team in the (iD U.8. Tabl«T«nnitContlmMt (a lK a rv lA 'v e r* njn<4AAi5t(‘d> 13 9 4 Totals 4K 11 r 11/7 Austin llallbt rc 3f40 7T BotAfling footer for the game-winner, has FromOaytima Hu IIj Io [I Smith ti'Sjuvi* I'i*rri'ju ll' MII.W U KKK 119' scored two power-play goals lor Buf- Verdes Estates, Calif, overwhelmed National Hockey League with no il- M .i Jolms«>n 1U2 ' 22 M i Johnson 4 1 scored 14 points in his last 15 games 7:00 14 M f CalgarY Intfarlirld? < H Smith falo Solomon 6-1, 6-4. lusions and no promises of a quick (iD 8portaC«nlar Hi'inhart> V Prnalln*»--H Smith I 9 Ijn ie r 7 2 2 Iti Huikner 9 4 ’ '22 (ai 'inmor inajur'OiS. Hull Hul Momrief 8 4-.' 3i KImnre 2 04» 4 LAST CALL ON "I had a lot more confidence turnaround. (B) FootbAll: tnaM« Tha NFL M a jo r 0 (£ St'ho4’ nlt*ld liu t 3 12 t um m inhis t> O-l 12 H i iilK o u a n b 2-2 14 tonight. I was a lot more relaxed," After all, he said, we still have the 8:00 IHjoU'y Hul 7 XI Marsh Cal 14 ifl KY.msntMio'TntaN '2 C 21 119 Injury to Carr factor CD NBA BaakalbaU Murtltxh f'al 3Mli Now York ■£ 29 « II3 107 E I.K S — B ill Adam y 357] said the sad-faced Glickstein, whose same players. (Q) NHLHocliay S<*(oml |'4TI(h 1 4> (al^arv Nilsvm I Mil».iuk< J: ITT :%) 119 tree-trunk legs make him look more Tom MeVie was fired as head 10:15 'PU‘ll H c m h a fi’ 4 4h 7. ( a ly a rv I H*nleid 3 >l.ucn U i'3 Hi< h.irds.in \ II if2 Cabral 137-359, Hal 10:30 fV n a lttfS rwini* IM j I \NA 'lirt Waldron 144-389, Chuck player, "I feel I won it more than Thursday and assistant coach CiD ESPN Collaga Hockay Third iNTiiid 9 Hullalo Smith 7 McGinnis used bulk Met .mills 3 4 9 )U Hantoiii .' 4 f 14 Barrera 138-394, Travis Fleming lost it.’ Sutherland was assigned to halt the Pravlaw IV rrfault Van H okiiw r^ 3 ? 10 Kdwards'JiMilB D a \is 4 DOK Kni>ihl 9 In fact, Fleming dug his own grave club's record-nearing 25 game 11:00 falgarY ru*in«*ntti Wilson Mi Kft>dr\ 4-1 '21 liihnson 6 2 2 14 tirr I ft I 2 SOCCER Cook Sr. 139-137-406, Jack (fl) 1960 Intarnatlonal Racquat- 12 28 n ( .il(i.irv I’U'tt 14 >la*viT Hr idles 1 2 34 ( .lohnson 4(12 H Hus<* I Talley 142-354, Ralph with a multitude of unforced errors, winless streak. baH ToiHnamanl Nilsson* 13 24 12 Hullalo LutrT Hull ri3 roiais it i: i im M Hams4*v 1.' 34 Penalticf Plvtl ( .tl ci.k \ i ;l \ ndi(ji- Doyer 141-143-378, Bob to halt Cleveland most of them on service returns, But Sutherland said he would not 11:30 MiHTH AMKHICAN S()(CKH (ID SporlaCaalar I €2 HusM dl C al 2,-12 I V l l Cal IT 22 Mill lu-ll 6 4-4 Ih C arr 4 0 1 6 Shots un goal~Bullalo 1012-3> -42 l^imlMN'r flOil IK S im th l0 J 3 23 HratJ Indoor l-eague Mike 138-156-422, Bruce NEW 1980 CAPRICE NEW YORK I CPI I - Indiana easy chips and attempted placement delude himself about his future with 12:00 C algars 10 l o / Z plaining about the lack of a call, 2-2 12 Washiniflon 6 3-3 )f I’heulev 3 Hs I 'mied Press Internalional Classic 4-Door, 267 V-8, A/Trans., Air| to the corners. the tattered club — win or lose. (3D Top Rank Boilng (roalifs Hullalfl Sauvi* Cjlgatv t4ou Northern Division Fish 373, B ill Hanson 140- Pacers forward George McGinnis, scored four of his 14 points in the last rhard \ 7 118 f (irduo-Ol) Hughes 1 iMi 2 Kinrh Fleming had Glickstein behind in "Coaches are hired to he fired, 2:30 Olio (I Total- 43 13 14 IHi W 1. IVt { 142-147-429, Dave R ichards Condition, Bumper Rub Strips, Elec. one of the most muscular players in 1 12 to put the game away. Bantom l.dmnnton 3 2 (0) CiD SportaCanlar Indiana KKt 135- 142-142-419, M ax W elch KW 1980 (STATION Defogger. Peer Door Locks, Tinted' several games, but allowed the that's what Tommy told me a couple 3:00 I ie'.eland ^ 1 8 10 23 lil> \.m (o u sel 3 2 UD ~ the NBA gave Cleveland s Kenny hit a 20-footer to give the Pacers a T-if.-nio 2 2 f/U) (iii NHL Hockay Three poinl^iial Plietfles l ouledout 146-370, T ra v is Cook Jr. 2-Door Hatchback. V-6 engine, 4- Glass. Auxiliary Lighting, Remote, Carr a demonstration of anchoring Israeli to escape with his nervous, in- of years ago and I believe him ," (alg .irs I 3 2(1 101-98 lead and sank two free throws 5:30 None tolalioiilv Indiana34 i leseland decisive play. Sutherland told reporters. roronii* 110 2 I e n l r . i l I b v i s i o n 360, M ike Vengruskas 354, speed trans.. Deluxe Interior, Power Control Mirror, Body Side Moldings, the middle of the lane like an 18- with eight seconds left. (ID U.8. Tabla TaniUt Montreal Xt ri‘'hni<.iN Haotoin Cleveland > o.i'I MinncNoi.1 1 1 70 "I'm a believer in Tom MeVie's 2 1 2 ' M u -el,.lan \ 3 o4». Joe DeSimone 358, Bernie Brakes, Elec. Defogger. Body Side wheel truck — and it hurt Billy Knight, who had scored only For the 38th-ranked Fleming of Pirsl pen<*J I Toronii VndtTson 9 iK-iroit :i .1 r«) Door Edge Guards, AM/FM Stereo.l unas,sisu* es \tl.int.i t I) I 111) STKi)i4201 years: if things don't go right you Penalties Ijngwav Mon 3 'A .Melrose ’ 2-2 12 I 4 Ttil-.i .( 2 UI) second berth in the semifinals behind characteristically undaunted. Terry Fleming ( 0 ( unjHivUHl. 11 u ■ \li,nli...il | SAN \N T oN jO \2i I alilorm .t 3 2 Uii 361. oody and the result was as if Carr '‘ir a Triiiililpn ,\cli.n 17 lb IVrullii-v H John-<-n 3 7 lo 13 t lilM-rdi^ 9 '. 7 2f N.in Diego 2 2 '(D t . .hihnsMii 1 o o ’i Sil.i-loT 7'27 t.e ism .nac .'^jr. into a cement post Teltscher, who is rated 10th on the "You haven't heard the last of Tom ______~ ' K Sili.mnii T.ii 1 l.m iirji \l„n J (ll haii.i- I 4 3D : I SajjMtiiuk T o r IS 28 8-8 19 Moon* 2 U4> I (.n llm 3 44 lo TEE-rOT — N an- WCT computer. MeVie," he said, indicating he may C orzint-' 0-0 10 tlali'.1 tio'b He-iani 3 Western Division 'A .tr. Carr out of the lineup with a I>iird fHTKMj <> Montreal Napier 12 lais Xngeles 3 2 UD Phillips in coaching debut 00 6 Totals 44 n t. 122 cy WashSurn 178-203-505, For Nastase, it was his second loss seek a coaching job elsewhere in the national B A S K K T B A U . ASS4H Hobmson Ijin be rC 8 ,fl 7 (lames ''e.m le 3 2 UD oee; t-nigr. bruise. Indiana rallie d KansasC ltv D 24 29 21 |U4 and mathematically eliminated him NHL before accepting another posi- B y I'mted Press International Montreal unassistedi 19 01 Penallie* Porlland 3 3 .'ill M a rtie B a rilla 180-458, Pat fro.T. an early de ficit to beat the Kaslern Conlerenn* l-anKwaY Mon 9 M Salminii T»ir IH II S.inAnt.mio l i '2;i3u't;k 122 San Jo-e 2 3 4iD 1 rhree-fhUMf noal (.ersin Fouledout Cuscovitch 176, Lorna Ca-.a..ers 103-100 led the Pacers with 22 points James from Saturday’s semifinals. Fibak tion with the Jets organization. Atlantic Division Shtits on i{oal Toronto 11-12^ 29 Thursdav s (lam es W L P d i.B Montreal 16-iaiO 36 N.»ne Total loulv K.insjs Cits 29 San No (iame.s Sr heduled ■ S alvatore 472, Tina Ahrens 1 was driving past George .McGin- Edwards added 18 for the Pacers and Vijay A m ritraj of India w ill play MeVie came to Winnipeg in 1978-79 IliiU delphia (.oahes Toronto ( rha Montreal Antonio'XI Technical Comn*- A 7 491 Fridas s (iafiies r_! He .Ticved in on me and hit my Randy Smith, who played in his Friday to decide their group's second and coached the Jets to the last Avco Boston a) b Jonathan Hos Minnesota at iJelroil i^ j : ’e ;'-.ioa:'.> wouid be out one 107 and San Antonio defeated Kansas McEnroe of New York, who has II record and this season have gone C huaK o 11 18 379 11 6 '2 Johnson Que 14 lb Weir i^ue Allania at T.im|ia Has AM Radio, Power Steering. Pin Power Steering. Steel Belted W/Walls. City 122-104 already made it to the semifinals 25 consecutive games without a win. Cleveland 10 23 313 13'i 18 24 •San Diego .It Sr-attle I'hurstldv s Sports TransailHins Striping, W/Walls. STK #4353 w open Saturday Ik e tru it 8 21 278 14 Secontl |K*riod 3 DuctNt PaddtKk I Tulsa at Dallas Hv ( niitH) Pross International ItC-aTii Cuact . a' r. McK.nney said Burku 119, Kiiirkn 107 with his record of two wins and no "It was probably the worst thing Western Conlerence I* Stasins 1’nhelU*' ' .*i 4 Boston Ha setidll .Marques Johnson scored 22 points losses I've ever gone through. It wasn't a Midwenl DiYision Halelle b Park I' ill guebtt MA.Id K I N I rkiH SOCCKH l.KXDI Baltimore AniuirtHl uulhelder Mike eta : '.tie ir.iu"' ■.•. Ca.” helped his W L I V t i.H P Slastns 12 ' Hiiilop AStaslnv If Gb Hs I nited Press Internalional Hart troin the Texas urganizaliun and 00 00 ( joII He.sulls ■.ear it ;»e .act stages of the game and keyed a fourth quarter surge to Nastase, currently ranked a lowly very pleasant tim e," said MeVie, San Anioniu 20 II 6V gueb(‘c Hi 19 f7 Mlantif Division leli h.inded piit her S<'on Hudner Irom lh« By LEN AL'STER t iah 14 If 4S r Penalties Hislop Vue 1 27 Paddock Hs I'nilctl press International W 1. |»ci li 8995 0 8 3 5 help snap the Knicks' three-game 2 senior Ed Harrison are also vying 28in World Cup (luH Tourn.iment N.III I raniisio organization and atldinl 1 i i a . s .1 1^ arv.itit ge; hurt, but 78th, showed some of his brilliance of who was also coach of the Houston 13 If 464 f'l (,^ie 6 UK Ftorek gui‘ 1^ 1^ HiMiivind New Hork 8IH Ixiili lo the roster ol their Hoehesler Herald Sporlawriler \t Hignia ( iilombia I h *> 12 winning streak With the score tied earlier years in forcing the 18th- Washington Capitals when they set for playing time. KansasCilY 13 19 4Ub V, Hos 19 ir? lla rlto fd l.irin «lubol the International League w s Ku'* go' i I’.i: ;i' !« i; when C arr Denser II 18 379 K Ihird {leriocl 7 Huston. .Middietnii II W ile- Das id Wiugban 16 XI ih Ian Haliiinore "W e should have balanced scoring WcMisnaiii :t7-3f- ?2 |41 ( .ilitom ia Sigm*d lre«* agent pili her 103-103 with 4 10 left, Johnson scored ranked Fihak to a second set tie- the NHL record of 27 consecutive For most it's still a matter of adap- D allas 3 27 UD lb ', Houri|ue li(*din 2 Q H Htision I'hil.i.lelphia 3 John D \i i(uislo loa lour ve.ir eonliact OUR REMAINING, STOCK OF 1980’S w-etr '.lU' salt Me ilm ne.' It was a I aiuda Jim Nellmd t> 38 74 l>.m on offense but we are counting on PaniK Division ( ashman 11 'Kjs|M*r Middldoni 2'4 eniral Division Monlreal Sign4*d Sieve lUiros as .i treat itr ui an: tii* .Cars can ill af- six points in a 14-2 Milwaukee surge breaker in which Nastase succumbed winless games. ting, learning. And that determ ii ILilldorvin :14.16 7li U4 l*hoems '£ 7 781 Penallies 0 Heills Hos u (h Florck SI D im s h I ( O.K h MUST BE SOLD as the Bucks pulled away Quinn 7- 3 "I know 1 tried everything." he principle will tell what kind Cable inside," Phillips remarked. iios Angeles 21 10 677 gue 4 'I Puholle gue 8 177 Park Ireland lK*s Smsth :U-G-7 .lohn Clin ago ■ 4 OakKiiid -\<'(|mr«‘d hrsi hjsem.m- ire r.i!^ '..a" o U a rs ;H;f- (ii i« Buckner also had 22 for Milwaukee Fibak had to come back fro m a 2-5 said. "I probably did a lot of things will be as Cheney Tech heads "W e have fair speed and w ill try to Doklen Slate lb 13 Hos 8 f7 ('ashm an Hos double m inor Clesel.ind 4 I all her ( 'III I Johnson Irom Hie ( ho ugo "le'-e.atic tcrji i 29 2'. ‘i.-ste.juarter Sealili* If ir '00 9 14 10 .lapan Nnri 21 Boston ^ jM id a Xl-:tf- 74 144 WcsN'fn Division King PuMland II 19 1>7 13 7241 17 (Jualies gueU *t Plasse South M ric a T ie n i H iil/ 1 T- 7li Witbila b 3 l'ixiH>.ill Woodson tiad 22 and .Mike Glenn 20 first win, after losing his first match a home contest Saturday night Defensively we'll try to be a man-to- Hobbs Verwev 18 J7 T It' MU' tte '..i’l a-ien f'.miie'.r.ed or. only I thought I was doing the right Thursdas s Hesulls Hosioii Craig A 824) S.in Frani iscti . 7 ( im innali .\(i|iiiri*d uirnerhaek for .New York man team." Indiana IU3 Cleveland HI) Taiwan Lu I.iaiig liu.mJ? J6 71 l.u Phor-nix 2 f ire :r leiC guai! it cii* ‘in l eight to McEnroe thing." against Canton High at 8 o'clock. lls iC h u e n X 38 71 14b Clarence Chapman .md .iiliv.i(ed wide How Cheney fares in the won-lost Milwaukee 119 New York IIT7 U'nser 2 7 reteiver Allon .\lexis “ .Tiir.e! o' tti» be".mc pe''ioC as the "W e have a lot of improving to San Antomu 122 KansasCitvUM Scotland Sandv LvIeX .14 69 Steve Ihursdav s Hesulls M a rlin J9X9 78 ll7 l^is Angeles S ignal running hack LOOK AT WHAT WE HAVE do.” Beaver first-year Coach Craig column w ill depend pretty much on Kndav s (iames New York ' H artlord3 l.vdell M itchell ''o 'e * ! I'XH i 1.-4' iia.^tirie lead ^pur« 122, Kingh 104 New Jersey at Boston I lilted States Johnnv M ille r If 40 the opposition. Phillips sees "five 7T M ike H eld 16-J7 73 148 Clevelandb, W ichita>()Ti Minnesota Plac ed guard Jim Hough ""ti» scio** * a i tied i ’ou; tirries and Phillips simply states, reflecting on Washington at l^iladelphia ' F n d a v s D am es on the injured reserveo list .iddt'd wiae James Silas keyed a 23-6 San An- Four teams sharing M e x in j K rn e s lii Perez 3b-J4 70 Cleveland at Detroit Phoenix at Huifalu receiver Kevin M iller to Ibe roster 79 CHEV CORVETTE COUPE the opening scrimmage. real good teams,” in the COC in Juan Dalimlo%40 78 148 ttie A a : "hatigec i-ancu ‘ oe ti-rie t ir. tonio surge in the last 6‘z minutes to I tah at Chicago Hockey Philadelphia al Cleveland - Seattle Heactivatc'd defensive end L 82 46 Auto, air cond sp««d control, power steering & brakes, eiec Cromwell, Bacon Academy, Venezuela Haiimn Mumiz 1. 37 72 the ‘ ;c.a pe 'ioc bef er* J-juimy lo a v ii break open a close game With the Phillips, jayvee coach a year ago, San Diego at Dallas Denver at St Diuis l''ri‘d Anders4»n Iroin the injurt*d reserve defogger. AM-FM Stereo tape, lilt wheel. HO suspension, power door takes the reins after a trouble-filled Portland, Coventry and East Hamp- Houston at Portland Noel M achado 18-40 78 Ifti S atu rd ay s D am es list locks You name It. It has It! ti. * Chd-^ii i V»-K ,eac with a .Spurs ahead 99-98. Silas scored eight Los Angeles at Seattle Sps Angeles I lu 2 ' P ar 72i 79 CHEV. •9189 tztis Birdsong led all scorers with 28 match that effort in the first round of if 1 made a bad shot. 1 don't think < a l g a r s i:t 111 ■ 31 UP Mf l head liKiib.ill co.ich 80 AMC •9895 80 CHEV. •4998 impaia 4 -D r. V-6. auto, air cond responded well so far to what we can play well against the top Detrujl UlO I Washington Spirit DL 2 Dr Cpe 6-cyl.. auto. Chevette 2-Dr , 4-cyl auto air play in the $400,000 M ixed Team G olf I*irsi period 1. law Angeles Bonarb 9 9 lU 28 Kb im power steering 8 brakes, radio .anyone should have to apologize if want to do," he states, "...They are five and still be 0 and 10. We have to \N' Hangi ■rs lU If . 4 24 W 121 X 31 bb STORRS (UPI) - Joe I a>r cond. power steering, radio, cond . radio, low mileage Classic. • unassisted! 18 47 Penalties Wells LA Hankm ( 00k Xl-34 tib vinyl root W as *5395 they hit a bad shot, but some do.” get some wins out of those teaps. 2 « . (Joldup. LA. 9(B Tavlur LA Sms Hie Division Morrone Jr., the Universi- looks new W as $5995 trying very hard. They want to win 12 03 Huber Del 12(10 Korn Del •St la iu is IS 7 4 41) 119 97 I' lovd 34;E2 (ib DO IT DAILY - 79 VW *6089 Tied with the Floyds after the first m on ^pu'Kh (Ii IIhtI 74 FORD •2999 Dooley coach of year The veteran Rankin credited "a and w illing to sacrifice.” "W e want to be competitive. We 12 (D \am ouser I.' 9 b 3b 33- 31 66 ty of Connecticut's all time EXERCISE YOUR MIND 78 HONDA *4395 Rabbit Custom 4-Dr . 4-cyl ( h it ago .13-34 67 Mustang 2-Or Cpe . 4-cyl. auto . round were the teams of Jerilyn Second period 2 Detroit, lairson i It) If b YS i:Vt k Purlzer Civic C V ee 2-Or., 4-cyl. auto. auto . air cond . AM/FM stereo, combination of experience and have basic talent to pick up some I olurado 10 13 • Z yi, j'jf Hitzman Z*H‘ller T32 67 top scorer and a hot radio Very low mileage Cheney, 6-14 ove ra ll and 4-14 in the 'Ogrodmeki 9 <7 3 Us>5 AngelesAngel Dionne with the crossword puzzle AM/FM stereo, low mileage Was rear defogger. Very low mileage M-'A ' i ' .HK L 'F l - T i* Soutbeanern Conference coach Britz and Rod Curl, Sandra Spuzich talent” for the smooth round she and l-almonlon 7 14 19 iM liih HrownltH* liraham 34- 33 67 COC in 1979-80, returns four players wins If we go out and play well,” a I Taylor. Kurabi 18 34 Penalties- prospect in the upcoming in the Evening Herald. W as $6295 set lor '.O'-V .VaiTje u, 'jp«a. a x Cbarle) Pell of Florida for the Coach and Gibby G ilbert and Judy lU nkin Terrion. LA. 133. Uwis. LA 3 21 Winnijw-g I 2U 7 9 8f 1% Van House Pohl .T -XJ -67 78 CHEV. *4389 Cook had. who saw a lot of action. All have been Phillips continues, "We’re working Wales Conlerem e lamer Weihnng .13J4 67 pro soccer draft, was race |t,r o v -,*1*00*, cii«mpi: Ir/oMr) »t»o led No i 'W tie » Third period None Penalties- Wells Montreal if J2 2 Alroll Nelson 34 34 68 •4495 the pace at 67, with another six in at never w ill, and he's loaded with ,only 6,000 miles W as $5895 brakes, roof carrier, elec averaged 13.4 points a year ago. ‘T m more concerned now with LA. It* Larstm l)cl 10 41. Simmer Martlord iij 14 f ■£ nr m J^>hn»h(n Fergus X)-X> 6 8 nation’s top collegiate («eorgia u, ,!>_ ' anaeteaUd aid ■ Bel'ire the season started the 68. LA. major. 19 38. Lewis LA major. defogger. and many mora op- talent," she said. them playing team basketball. If we I'iltsburgh 9 14 f 23 in> (iarbaci-Sladler 3b-XJ 68 soccer player. 80 DODGE *9898 untied siravrf ,» ^ yean aid »ai He'll be joined in the starting five 19 S Knm. Del major 19 31 Urson. Meyers-McCumber 37 X2 69 WANTED 78 PONT. *4499 tions Was $7295 teuiir, and coaches decided that all Detroit 4 18 r 13 Omni. 4-Door, 4cyl. auto , power In all, a total of 38 of the 48 teams Spuzich and Gilbert carded their l)et. major 19 38 117 Morrone. who was also Phoenix LJ 4-Or,. V-8. auto. air by 6-foot-l senior Mike Switzer, 5- can play team basketball, helping , A d a m s D iv is io n Adains-Hodriguez 34-7. 69 steering, radio only 6.000 miles named Thurso,. r p j 1 Guar* 'A awa/dt that went lo Georgia would broke par over the Bardmoor course. Shots on goal -Dis Angeles 74-5 17 Herlulacnni('olberl cond. power steering & brakes, eagle on the 520-yard 16th hole when each other out offensively and defen- Detroit 1041' 33 Hullalo 14 8 7 X 117 91 3f 34 4D named Thursday to the all 79 FORD •9290 Was $5995 the Year hop.-. . j team w ill tx foot-7 senior Brian Elaton and 6-foot-2 Porter I'eele 34-T> 69 radio Very clean. Wes *4895 Mustang Cpe.. 4cyl. auto. air EX stiared said Dooley, who has Britz and Curl had a bogey and an Gilbert smashed a three-wood 255 Doalies tais Angeles U-ssard IlcIriMt Minnesota II 7 7 XI KD 81 New England team for the junior Terry Fleming. The fifth sively, we can play with just about Dilbert A IHQ8 IWiston lU 12 6 2b KU 99 Alex Do kinson -14 3b 7U cond . power steering, radio low prepared u> hoio ■/' mvaseor, of rjx n p ile d a 129-56-6 record "I'm eagle on the front nine but turned it lo ro n lo lU 12 f Z Clark KiH'h 34 3b 7U TO BUY 80 CHEV. •7395 yards out of the right rough and ill 121 fourth year in a row, I m ileage W as $ 54 50 starter is expected to be 6-foot-2 anybody. (But) the team is still in the guelHH 7 If 7 21 YoungSliK'kton 33 37 70 80 CHEV. *7S95 Monte Carlo C pe. V-6. auto . air the highting Ir.sr, tbe te a i'X ryxvxed and proud*to receive this on with five straight birdies to open lUI 123 Caprice 4-O r. V-8. auto . air con- between two pine trees 100 yards out. learning stage.” Th ursda v s H esults While Fought 7-7. 70 received the coveted Her- ond.. power steering & brakes. Sugar junior Isaac Williamson, playing out I d . power steering & brakes, AM- 77 AMC •3099 c n llid i' at the Bow! ui N'-a EiMxir and it is a tremendous tribute up the back nine and move into the (hiebr-r-f. Boston .3 Mellon Strange 7:-7r 70 Qramlin 2-D r. 6-cyl. auto . power AM/FM stereo, rear defogger and The ball stopped six feet froin the organized ball for the first time. Schedule: Dec. 13 Canton H, 16 St laHJis I 0! -2 Montreal.'. Tor«imo2 Hreer KMsaloccgiT 31-39 70 mann Trophy, college FM stereo, elec defogger, end Orleans to the young men and coaches tie for the lead. First period I Ht Louis. Zuke 8 Steering, radio Was *3195 m any m ore options W es $ 7595 pin and Spuzich dropped in the putt. Dis Angek>.s2. Dvlrml I Fergon-Lve 35^ 70 soccer’s equivalent to foot- CLEAN many more options Was $7895 Cromwell H, 19 Rocky Hill A, 23 East I m proud of the opportooi- "Isaac could do well once he gets c'iSf” .1** ® Penalties Currie. Sil ( h o a g o ' S( D im s 2 Hagge-Morgan » 70 associated with the team On behalf The Floyds had six birdies in their "He hit a fantastic shot,” Spuzich ball's Heisman Trophy. into the pattern,” Phillips intones, Hampton H, 30 Stafford A, Jan. 9 ?•?(-hi. lbJ 31 lAinlop .Nil 19 4;j Hutchiwm? ( a lga rs 8. H u lla lo 4 Maxisev-Mahaitev X>-34 70 tV our football learn nai jn Jan I cirgia the past 17 seasons, ac- canned a 25-foot putt. It came when Six-foot senior Mark Belanger, 6- H, Feb. 3 Elast Hampton A, 6 Rham Vanniuver at Boston Pulz Sullivan 36- 7. 71 the award at a noontime eyes down in New Orleani -jot 001 along terrible,” said Ray Floyd, "but Wil«m3 iunassisle*d( 7 lb f (.Imago N Y IslamJersat Calgarv Hayes Finn 34-37 71 CARTER cumulated 42 votes while Pell, who they were down one stroke after a foot-1 junior Cal Gothberg, 6-foot H , 10 V in a l T e ch A , 13 B acon I 8 39 h C h u a S , , Philadetjiliiaat PiHshurgh Piwlk’wail-Tboinpson press conference in Fort team will tie ready l/j rrxer ibe K«rrl»iHuskowxkii 14 07 7, Cbiiago 7 3b -71 turned an 0-10-1 record in 1979 into a that's not true We get along well and bogey on 4 and gave them the im- I'aJmonlonal Montreal Harrow Simpson 7* 71 Lauderdale, Fla., where GARTER Academy H, 17 Bolton A, 20 Portland challenge junior Lou Govemale, 5-foot-5 junior t '^ v a rd , Lvsiaki 19 46 l.ms Angeles at lla rtlo rd Whitworth-Niui hak 74 mark and a Tangerine Bowl hid we complement each other's game petus to run off their string of birdies Icw llv Turnbull. Sll 6 24 37- 34 71 the 6-foot-l back w ill play Dooley who beat out le.low Tom Eaton, a good ballhandler, 6- A, 24 Coventry H, 26 Rham A. Games Winm|R*g at Minnesota Mi Mullen-Tewell 36^.% 72 this season had 16 votes When one hits a bad shot, the other on the back side. at 8 p.m. I olurad o a l St D im s I.und<(uist-U'si * 72 Saturday in the senior 1229 MUM ST. foot-1 senior Dave Nowak and 6-foot- I'reniK e-Holl 12M Main St, ManchMtar MANCHESIER (kwlies (hirago Hullalo .It Toronto 371. 72 ' ‘••••S I ■1,1 J;i247 Hanneniian Si llamhn .lone- 7 37 72 soccer bowl. TEL, 646-M64 ? 16 - EVENING HERALD, Fri . 1 ^ 12, 1980 KVEI^NG HERALD, Fri , Dec 12. 1980 - IT Theater owner o|)poses transfer station site Gibbons plans BOLTON — Bernie Menschell, one Windham The new facility will con- is a possibility of an injunction in theater ii it so desired. Aheam said, "I’m not threatening of the owners of the Manchester vert compacted trash into steam for against the town by the theater holiday party Manchester anybody, I'm just responding to the Drive-In Theater, has voiced his op- use by a manufacturer. owners. He said if that happened the land would become unavailable and comment the theater could sue the position to the proposal by Bolton of- Menschell told the selectmen, I ; I j I ! » 1- MANCHESTER - Gib- Refreshments will be ficials to use Freja Park as the-site "Your selection of land next to the Bolton questioned what the town would do. town.” bona Assembly, Catholic served. theater is your priviledge but we feel Preuss said if an Injunction were Menschell said If he had the Ladies of Columbus, will Anyone not contacted for a transfer station. "responsibility to think ahead” he The entrance to the theater is also it is going to affect us." filed the land could be tied up for a have its ChristmiS Party may call Mrs. Arthur He said, "We will continue to always be used for the theater. "It's residences or whatever but the "big number of years, ^lectm an Alouslus would try the best he could but he Dec. 16, at 7:30 p.m. at the Smachetti 649-3549, a right-of-way for the town into Freja "wouldn't put any big debt on the «*CHHSTIIUS« Park and for the public into the state object as much as we can and in the a beautiful site and in the future thing today is business con- Aheam said whetner there's an in- Knights of Columbus Hall Mrs. Arthur Smachetti is Weiss Gallery owned Bolton Notch Pond best way we can, " The entire parcel could be something that would fill the dominiums." junction or not there's no questions of people.” on ^ I n Street. chairman and is being He told the selectmen, "In your will formally open tomorrow. Town officials are proposing con- owned by Menschell and others con- town tax rolls," he said. When asked if he intended to seek the Town of Bolton having the right Mrs. Robert Luce of Ver- assisted by the following wisdom I hope you make the right structing of a transfer station at sists of 20 acres, 9 of which are used Menschell didn't say the owners an injunction against the town, to use any land within its borders. non will demonstrate committee Mrs, Edward TREES decision whichever way it goes.” Freja Park from which trash would to house the outdoor theater. had any definite plans but said the Menschell did not answer. He said by right of eminent domain holiday cake decorating Socha, Mrs. John Tierney, at the Otiginal Paintings & limited editions. be hauled to a new facility in Menschell said the land wouldn't lanH roiiM bo iispd for businesses or Selectman Carl Preuss said there the town could take the entire drive- ■M with participation from the Mrs. Irene Bergin, Mrs. members. John Connor, Mrs. James For your convenience the hours will be Wer) thru Fn 6 30 p.m to 0 00 p m Members are requested Reardon and Mrs. Al Saturdsy 10 00 8 m to 3 00 p m Ili\- to bring a gift for a teen- Gates. CORN Sunday 1 0 0 p m io 4 0 0 p m ager, w r a p ^ and marked for a boy or girl. \ Art, the beauty, should Vernon Also those wishing to t^ljr he fo r everyone to participate should bring a CRIB I enjoy. I would like to small ornament to 225 Buckland SI. * * share this joy with you decorate the table Christ- South Windsor mas tree, which will be -O PEN - in mv Gallery. Group fetes specialist Whippoorwilli have b««n WEEKDAYS 1-7 P.M. given to some lucky winner /Ians Weiss heard to give their cell WEEKENDS 9-7 P.M. later that evening. 1,088 tirrwi an hour. at Rockville hospital VKR\ON-Dr. Chandra K. ternal medicine. The American College of Chest Sacheti, Rockville cardiologist and a The purpose of the college is to up- Physicians selected a report member of Rockville General grade the quality of medical care, authored by Dr. Sacheti for reading Hospital's medical staff, recently education and research through at is annual Scientific Assembly held gained recognition by a national vigorous membership requirements last October in Boston. The report, Basic ceramics medical organization. and programs of continuing medical titled, "Changes in Left Ventricular The American College of education. Wall Thickness and Dimension with Physicians has announced that Dr. Hospital officials said that Blood P ressu re Reduction in Sacheti has been elected to fellowship usually means that the Patients with Severe Hypertension,” fellowship in the 50,000-member to theniKKiyiiamics honoree has written articles presents the results of a clinical medical specialty society. published in medical journals, ad- research project conducted by the Election to fellowship signifies dressed medical meetings, is in- Rockville heart specialist and two Nearly 800 courses in eight fine schools. that the physician has been volved in the education of physicians colleagues. recognized by his colleagues as or has made other notable con- Dr. Sacheti has collaborated in a naving attained a level of medical Colleges of Engineering, Arts has the class you want. tributions to the advancement of number of such projects since Register now: Monday-Thursday scholarship and achievement in in- medical science and practice. receiving his M.D. degree in 1966. & Sciences, Basic Studies, Education. Technical College. Schools of Art, Music, 8:30-8:30, Friday 8:30-4:30, Saturday Business. Undergraduate, graduate, 9:00-12:00.* Auerbach Hall, Room 228. credit, non-credit. Convenient times at a Or call 243-4371. Master Charge and Public hearing convenient place. University of Hartford VISA accepted. Classes begin January 13. BOLTON -The Charter Div ision o( A iliill I vliiuituMi.il StT\ It u- Revision Commission will Ifournew have a public hearing Mon- Wreath donation day at 7 p.m. at the Com- UNIVERSITY Demonstration munity Hall. The commis- The Manchester Junior Women's Club has donated a wreath to the Students from area high schools were given sion will present a draft neighbor painted Wadsworth Atheneum’s Festival of trees. The wreath was designed ®(F HARTFORD Mrs Pam Bollinger, physical therapist, a close look at various jobs in the health ser- report of its proposed by Joan Sault and made by Doris Carrabino, Donna Mlodzinski, You don't have to go far to go far. demonstrates the proper use of crutches. charter changes. Marilyn Newmayer and Mary-Jane Pazda. Mrs. Pazda is shown vices field during a career day at Manchester 'Herald photo by Pintoi '(Closed on December 26 & 27. January 2 & 1 Memorial Hospital Wednesday afternoon his roof yellow with the wreath entitled, “Winter’s Lace.” F.nri*llm«ml at lh«‘Universilv lit Hartforil IS o{N*n to sliuli-nls fi*y;.mlU'ss iH Mu’ ..ilt*r it issI s» » i^;! . I'um or c,i ■>n-il orik^m .-r .ij- si.itu Honor students listed Firefigh ters get toys BOLTON - The Richard Sinilh Seth Teller Daly .Mary Ann Dufraine. MANEIIKSTER - dinating the effort with the send money to purchase following IS the honor roll Kathy I'lm Leea (oMidwin. Kmi Kichard- Area firefighters who are Manchester Area toys should enclose a note for the first marking Oradt' I 1 son, Scotl Richardson, Holiday- going all out this year to Conference of Churches. indicating that the money period at Bolton High Heather Hngus Kimberly William .Scheel see that children from low "Anything electrical is is to be specially earmarked I'lilurnhia Lynn Haloburdo School income families in being checked out, toys are for toy purchase. I’ennie 0 Brien, Jennifer Pressure • liiiics Sale! High Honors Ralph Scdtl Rich Am> Manchester have at least being scrubbed and Toys, both new and used, Grade 12 Rodrigue. Lon Vereelh. Jel- (OM IM R^ - The one new and hopefully cleaned up Doug Welsh is may be left anytime at any Chnsiina Richardson lre\ Warner Community Health Service several good used toys for taking trucks home to take of the fire stations in the (>rade 9 Orade 10 Inc of Columbia, Hebron. Christmas announced that apart and paint" Town of Manchester, in- Malcolm Fergusrade 12 Pharmacy from 1 to 2 p m needed in making- the Bank. Main Street and the and Chervl ITsin on Dec 16 members of I'nion Local repairs and can be sent to Heritage Branch at K-Mart Steven .Mbert Linda Orade •) There will be anpther 1579 International Associa- the MACC, Seasonal (any weekday from 10 to 5, Bushnell. Suzanne Fenton Chnsline Adam^ Vietoiia Ellen Godreau Deborah clinic on Jan 6 at Banes 305 E CENTER. MANCHESTER tion of Firefighters, said Sharing Appeal, Box 773, Friday, 10 to 8, and Satur- Bushnell Car'd Ca'anagh that most of the used toys MiUhell William Radv Annette Cmtello Jacqueline Pharmacy from 1 to 2 p m M anchester. Ct 06040 day. 10 to 2) they are getting in are good Only a few new toys, most- and by cleaning, repairifig ly games, have come in so Open H oumc and painting they are able far and very little for teen- Chairmen picked to use almost 90 percent of agers. Since funds from MANCHESTER-At its HKBHON There will what is being brought in Seasonal Sharing are meeting Thursday night, be an open house and ■ j > o ' " ' "A lot of games have er.-- allocated only to food, hot the town Conservation nbbon-cuUing ceremony at come in. a lot of trucks and the new medical- meals and basic Commission elected a fair amount of stuffed WOMEN’S TOPS necessities vouchers Arthur Glaeser chairman, professional building on animals" said Peter Route 85. Sunday from 1 to KING OF LOVE iclothing, blankets, etc.) and re-elected ' John Beckwith who is coor- persons who would like to 3pm 3 for $1200 Fitzgerald secretary. The two new physicians 4 Christmas Cantata who will be manning the ol- $4 9 9 : fices, Ur Rozann Venli Presented by the Chancel Choir State group sets goal and Dr John Dodge will be )()() '•. ( olton present to talk with those under the direction of Kathleen Peck A convenient new Fbtomat Store just attending Refreshments handvAoven. will be served iiand pmhroiderpd □•cember 14 at 7:00 P.M. opened in your neighborhood. for earthquake relief HARTFORD - A at the Singing Church Others who met with the tion, and Christmas gifts In spite of its size, it comes complete statewide goal of $50,000 Available For Men, too!! chairman. Dr. John X.R. for children. IX) IT DAILY KNOW with a deadline of Dec. 22 Basile, were Paul Willhide A long-range goal of a WHO TO CALL WIIKN ■r >l ’ , 11! NWOiUM. (i I..1I $650 uath a friendly Fbtomate, plenty of film and was set this week by of Manchester, a director million dollars was set to Church of the Nazarone leaders of the Connecticut YOL NEED SOMETH1.no 238 Main street of the fund and vice preis- be used for reconstruction DONE by reading the 249 BROM) ST.,MANCHESTER flashbulbs, top quality photo finishing Italian Earthquake Relief dent of personnel of those areas devastated by Manchester, Ct group. resources at Pratt it the recent earthquake. Business and Service" \ PHONE 643-5692 ■ does not obligate you to buy any stock Directory in the l-,yening # (Acmi trw lar) All a r e w e l c o m e No admission direct frc:)m fotomats labs, fast service, on- The decision was made Whitney Aircraft; and Donations may be sent to If you were a (depositor as of Nov 4, HOttS Mm -SH 1M i Herald Neale McLain, Pastor Nursery provided at a meeting Wednesday at John Arcudi, a director and Connecticut Italian 1980, you have receive(d a proxy cored Furthermore, otter the conversion your time delivery, a choice of studio or glossy which Nathan Agostinelli, general counsel of the Earthquake Relief , Inc. enabling you to vote on the plon to con- savings will continue to earn the some president of Manchester fund. P.O. Box 143 M / 0 , vert Heritage Savings from the mutuai rate of interest and carry insurance cov- prints, beautiful reprints and enlargements, State Bank and treasurer The $50,000 will be used Manchester, Ct. 06040. of the fund was present for financial aid. medica- form of capitalization to the stock form erage up to S 100,000 Dy the Fede'rol Series 35 Custom Color FVocessing, blank The Board of Directors of Heritage Savings and Loan Insurance Corporation Clur the Gilt with a Million Memories! voted unanimously in favor of this step The Board and Management urge you videocassettes, even videocassette movie because we believe it will pave the way to vote promptly by returning your proxy CHRISTMAS TREES rentals. And more. to a future In which Heritage can serve its in person or by mail to any office ot a LOCALLY GROWN, FRESH CUT Qieerfiil little earfiils communities with new and expanded Heritage Savings. Next time you need one of the above, services. And we believe that is progress. We recommend that you vote y^s tor RALSAM & SCOTCH PINE llic pierced l(M)k is in . . . und never Your vote is very important, particular- the conversion It's a vote for progress THE look for the new house on the block. more so Uiun with these duliity dliunond ly since failure to vote has the seme ef- a LIVE DOUGLAS FIR AND curriiqis from oiir tilitleiinj; collection. fect as a vote against the plan. WHITE SPRUCE TO PLANT Daughters \bu cant miss it. Bear in mind that voting for the plan William H Hole. Presiaeni ______LATER______Ring- Now through January For further information about the plan, or to obtain another proxy • POINSETTIAS •BASKETS Dy Market Creations HI I to card, please phone 649-4516. • HOLLY •WREATHS •ROPING Her birthslone tjeiween her parents Dirth- 12th, you will receive a free roll Hftao ...... N OnS FOR GNdlElIRS stones, a reminder of family love and affection • ■taO FEEOEM Once-in-a-htetime-gift' of Fotomat print film for every 4 Br»c* H18IS • SOIlHiATlMCASU rh« 'S ptftffed •mi 2s iih 6( rtTW print roll that is dropped off for •(jii M itHf m • SMOENIMNOKI ■ >48 Hi'jd •MMi •< Mfhil Heritage Savings itMi • MtUM developing. •Mm IsMi heehti if • MIL TMTKITI to Mt M Iw toft • AMMTLLIS N IU &Jj)an / Issoi'iatkm • Since IS9I SHOOR FO TO M A T^ i— — I ...... Main Offlca: 1007 Moin Stf$to»t, Monchester 649 4556 • K-Mort Ofnc«: Spencei St'oet Mancbes’er 649-3007 WHITHAM NURSERY 917 Main Street, Downtown Manchester Covonlrv Offtc*: ttoute 31 742 7321 • Totlood Office: Poute W5 % mno south ot 1 66 End 99 6^2 7387 >1I I ■j » G f Al loulh MndM f Offloa: 29 Oakland Rood 644 2464 • Moneymorfcet In Food Mort: West Middle Turnpike m tt>e Moncheste< Parkode “ tro u ' ir'ilfc Our Both Year as Trusted Jewelers Moneymorkot in HioMond Fork Market: Highland Street Moneneste' ROUTE 6 BOLTON 643-7102 Base PMmhBt For your holiday shopping ’.xi. t, I a •66 MAIN BT., DOWNTOWN MANCHEtTIN OPEN DAILY 9 AM TO 5 PM convenience, we will 354!/2 West Middle Turnpike • Hartford • N*w Britain • Waatfarma Mall be open until 9 p.m. AmincBn E afvwu / CrMhgt/V%4 / Mk hMHi CTvwyt- these nights. Manchester Parkade liJl'lNINt; HKItALI). Kri lie,- VI ItIHi' IH - K\ I'.MNt; MKH M.!' I ti IVr T’. IHRO' r j Selectmen air woes of Vandalism NOTICES Loti and Found X . l)0 \\\ llOl.I.WI) various aclivilies. they had a special meeting who was doing the van- director, said the bulk ol organized activities arc llrriilil l(i (lo rirr would he accountable lor it Thursday lo discu.ss the dalism and whaf coiilil In POUND - White female cat in the problem isn't new, it manned by volunteers and and treat il with more problem of vandalism at done about it. Bolton Center. Call Dave or IH H .rO N Sidle Ix'gan with construction of when their Job is done, care, and vandalism and town parks and how to He said. "We ve had the Joan at M9-7714 after 5 p.m 1 ' ' X ' - ' I’niice Sgl .\nlhnny KalkuS the building. they're ready to go home crime at that facility would alleviate it problem for a couple of said he Uels il Biiltiin Resident State Trooper and rest. LOST - Large male Tiger Cat Ik - del erred. Selectman Aloysius years now and it doesn't White chest and paws Imke ADVERTISING children are allowed lo use Robert Peterson said. “ As He said, “ It's a free The Hoard ol Selectmen Ahearn wanted to know seem to be improving." far as who is doing it. we Street, Vernon area 649-8769 RATES Merrick Memorial I’ark lor Stanley Bates, park baby-sitting service, peo- after .1 p m. 1 D A Y ...... 14'mnniiMi don't know. If we knew we ple dump their kids and go would arrest them. " IMPO UNDED Keiiiale one 3 DAYS ... 13'«Mniui \ ilo their thing. You can't 6 DAYS ... 12‘ KMniwi Peterson, Alan Bergren. expect the volunteers lo year old mixed “ Muffin ' administrative assistant, vicinity Camp Meeting Koad 26 DAYS ...ll'DW KiM i stay after the activities Contact Manchester Dog Change in team teaching and Donato Rattazz.i. 1 5 W O R D ,$ 2 .1 0 i m m i anil until the parents Warden. 646-4555 public works foreman, decide to pick-up their HAPPY ADS'2.50 m compiled a list of kids " LOST - “Morris Look-A- Like ", medium size orange measures that could be Ho said you have to rely proposed to special board explored by town officials Tiger Cat, friendly, Oreen on constables patrolling Manor area Phone 643-0732 to mitigate the problem. #••••••••••••••••••••••••• \ l l l \ ( l \ A proposal lor a coordinated as closely as possible. and townspeople calling us due lo their workload they didn't Their suggestions in- Per$onal$ 2 change in a Icam leaching program And. the team could team teach lor when they sec something wani lo continue it but rather each cluded replacement of the in American Culluie. al liockville both periods il elected, as the need' Kalkus said most of the Help IVanlad t.l teacher would teach the course as ground level access door UNATTACHED'’ Meet new High SchiHil. has been prc.scnicd lo suggested This would be with the un- Bolton kids are good kids. compatible companions in separate classes ' and main level doors with a WOMA.N 18 and over lo work .the Hoard ol Kduialion sCuiriculum derstanding that each team member He thinks the vandalism js Manchester area Lowest in plastic iii.inulaciiiring lull Sdiool ollicials said that teachers steel door and casing to \ (ommillec and il approved by the would have lour other teaching caused by out-of-towners cost, elaborate, confidential anti part nine shills CalT646- in Vernon have live classes plus deter forced entry; in- and dignified nationwide commillec will be presciilcd lo Ihc assignments in addition lo American or the ten percent lof local 29*20 between III iKi ,i in and anolher assignment which could be a stallation ol heavy duty system Free literature 4 00 p III board lor .iclion kids I you always have. Dating of Prestige >ludy hall some other kind ol duty, Cullu’ e; according loa plan in which crash bars, installing new Peterson suggested Williainslown. Mass 01267 i'he course is ,i combiiulioii ol or. li w illing, leaching anolher class Hie teaching leaiii could elect to have locks and restricting Imys, SERVICE Sl'ATIIlN Knglish III .iiiil r .S' llisioiy .mil up a coininon planning period, be securing the building and ATTE.NDA.NTS wanted I’arl The American Ciillure course has installing heavy screen FEMALE ROOMMATE lo rccciilK w;is I.night as ,i iloubic bedn in existence since the early 1970s relieved ol a duly assignment, and getting a park maintainer lime Hours Ilexilile i all 63:’ mesh to the windows, in- W ANTED in Manchester Call 415;) perioil b\ I w o icacheis The have a miiximum ol two teacher lo check the users The having been inilially taught by Mary stalling a gate lo close off 649-0792 days or 646-7674 Ic.iclicis, l.isl (k lobci' ( .iiiscil some preparations town has been advertising evenings rr' Mephensoii ol the Knglish iieparl- Ihc park when it's not in DENTAL ASSI.ST.X.N'T Full ^ ( \ / conslcrii.ilion .niiong llic sliiilenis. iiient ,01(1 lleorge Keenan ol the The key changes rcipicsled are two the position since .luly 01 pari lime Im llial use. and in sta llin g a PROFE.SSIONAL L A D Y when Ihcv said lliev were going lo leaching periods as opposed to one Constahle Kiwin .liilian Surgeon s i lllice \ ei non I ii hislorv deparlmenl Later Mrs ('ole security alarm DESIRES SECOND disconiniue the course with three added teaching said there are two groups I le Preuou- surgical 'ir den and Cournoyer continued the team When asked how many M O R'rO AO E on a home lal experience lequiled Send Il Ihev are lo coiilinue Ihc te.ichers assignments as opposed to lour who go to the park, tiie Excellent references Call teacher ellorl In the proposal made break-ins have occurred at re.sume lo Box WW c ■! .Among other things, the fiurpose ol regular users and those 872-8294 are asking lor some concessions The lo the (omii'illee. .Mrs Cole asks Herrick Park. Bates said Manchester ller.ild the course is lo provide an alter- who purposely go there to proposal was presented lo the that the two periiKis'during which he used to keep a record ol t'urruulum (dmmitlee by Linda American Culture is taught be con- native to traditional sludies ol tear it apart Help Wanted 13 HOME HEALTH (ARE American literalure and history by them but they became too Kalkus felt the park WORKERS urgcnlly needed Cole Knglish teacher .ind Konald sidered as two teaching periods lor Irequent he couldn't record NURSES AIDES Positions by Manchester Rased Agency Cournoyer social sludies teacher providing an interdisciplinary Icam should be open to town both the Knglish Arts and History them available on 7-3. 3-tl. lt-7 serving 10 towns east ol rivei Several (ommillee members said taught course involving two teachers kids. He said. “ They look shifts OiMxl starling wages Part time or lull lime days y teachers since both teachers would ' He said Ihe building the teachers shouldnT have ;i choice interact with one another during that in the classroom actively involved in on the park as part of their and benefits Excellent oppor- only I’revious experience ,is \ doesn't even have the heritage and they would be tunity tp learn nurses aides Nurse .Aide helplul bui will ^1 to back down on leaching the course time block conducting the class lor two security ol a domestic accountable," skills We will provide you train Car essential Mileage this ye.ir She said they would be assigned successive periods each day with complete orientation in reimbursement Oo ikI Iringe residence but the When asked by Ahearn if The course has been taught as a dou- three other classes for a total ol live The teachers led this couurse suggestions were a step in your position, as well as on the benefits Phone 643 9.511 he thought kids would be job training Apply Riverside EOF. ble periikl by the two teachers The class periods provides the junior year student with the right direction. a choice between traditional and that accountable. Kalkus Health Care Center 528-2167 students when speaking lo the com- Currently the course has been ap- Oil Boisoneau, rec direc- MEDICAL SECRETARY separate courses in American said. Most delinitely I mittee. said they had been told that proved as a team-taught program in tor. said he didn't think the NURSES AIDES Experience RECEPTION LST the leat hers weren t going to con- literature and history and team- really believe it We have a which each team member is respon- building could be made preferred Full or part time Experienced responsible pei tinue the class because they had been sible lor teaching one of the double taught interdisciplinary approach lo dil ferent situation in Immediate openings on 3 00 to son wanted lor secretarial and vandal proof but felt the Bolton - It s the nature of 1100 p m and 11 00 to 7 00 receptionisl duties in volunleering lime lor live years and period block The units would be these two required subjects suggestions were a step in the' town and the people a m. shifts Contact ,'VIrs progressive Vernon Dei the right direction. who live in it. The facility Ferguson. DNS, at 289-9573 matologv office Full lime rhosc al the meeting days Many benelits Salarv should be turned on. there PART TIME - Earn extra e 0 m in e n s u r a t e with agreed a locked entrance should be a minimum of money while the kids are in experience Call 646-2075 gate or rocks around Ihe ARIDIAN, Manchester High School's New steering committee adult supervision and it school Telephone Solicita- Held would be a deterrent tion. E Hartford company A EXPERlENt ED EXHIIHT art and literary magazine is presen- should be checked to vehicles ruining the good telephone voice and dic- BUILDER wanted Year From Now ting our first Manchester Herald edi- periodically by con- tion a must Hours 9 a m lo I E xcellent opening Dis|ilav tion for the 1980-81 school year We sports fields And they also stables' p m and 5 to 9 p m Call Mon ('rail, Manchester 643-9557 agreed the vandals should Now we meet, we knew each other are proud to present a small seg- to probe need for space Boisoneau said he through Fri . 9 a m lo 1 p m . be caught and prosecuted Mrs Williams. 569-4993 As time goes on by ment of the fine artwork and poetry strongly disagrees." He DISPATCHER ■ HARTFORD Peterson said all town DF5SPATCH has opportunitv Tomorrow where will you ba"’ of Manchester High School students- Dr Warren said he would propose that every town has its own un- said. "You should have .NAVY VETS. Career Oppor- V \U li\l{lt\l{\ Kl( IIMOM) lacilities are checked two in ourmoving Division in fa f- Can I know you tner’ ’’ We believe that this is only a small I \ a seven-step planning process and iqueness. 1 urge you to invest your tighter control, tighter tunities available (^all Herald Iteporfer or three limes when the fic control Thorough training Today here, now sample of the talent and creativity would work along with the com- time lixiking at your own community. security and more dis- collect. ’ 5181 462-4321 9 00 avalable lor take charge in constables are on patrol a m to 1 00 p m We talk, we laugh that abounds within our school The \ LKNt i \ — Kroiii a nucleus of 2f mittee to help lacililate the process I d advise against looking at the cipline The building should dividual who will schedule Ahearn questioned But time counts slowly oown club IS continuing to collect more members ol a ('ommillee id Study but added he would not tell com- needs ol other towns, he said tx' locked, a gate put up. it road drivers lor long distance whether Peterson RNS LPNS - Crestfield Con- moving Interesting career work to be published in later editions ('ommunily Needs and Space mittee members what to do It s Another committee member. should be patrolled and valescent Home Manchester Now we meet, we know each other suspected Bolton kids ol abusers' should be opportunity lor (osi-wise in and a booklet for sale later In the Hequiremenis a Steering Coin- your town, he said Hubert Menard, an interested 3 p m to 11 p m Excellent dividual Busy active ofLcc m But time flows on by doing the vandalism. benefits for part lime and full spring We hope that you enfoy this millee was formed Thursday night lo He said because the Board ol citizen said he felt the committee arrested " East Hartfiird Go..d inerm.r. And when tomorrow on streets we we pass Peterson said. It s hard lo time employees Call Mrs page and will be supportive of our establish sub committees and lo ap- Kducation hasn t yet decided it or should lim it Itself to the study of Boisoneau said. The good health vi'al Long A hello, will that, be aii’’ say .Nobody s talking, not Grant DNS at 643-5151 efforts Warriors (xiint tasks lor those committees when It will close a school he felt the public structures tacility belongs lo all of us workday shortened because lo me, anyway ' and we should be able to you are niakir.g imp'irlani Now we meet a year from now Melissa Spiel and Susan Dauer co- The 2.'-member committee was ap- committee would be wasting its time The town planner, agreed, noting MECHANIC decisions all day long 5'ou Constable Carl .Nystrorn use It but kids need super- EXPERIENCED IN all Hello, how have you been? editors Warriors awaiting battle; men In silver armor seeking gold |Hiinled by Mayor Mane llerbsl w hen lix'using on that he wondered il this committee has will use computer keyboard said the only way to catch vision phases ol truck and auto and electro u p ew rile r lo Fine and you? Say can me soon Blind eyes seeing only the crimson of loathed opposer's blood the Board of l-Mucalion started con- James Moore, a member ol the the prerogative to tell the private the people vandalizing the repair gas and diesel complete Bills of Imdiiig and But will you ever? No sidering the closing ol a schmil and lommitlee asked if any previous sector what to do with private Bates said. I d like to be .Minimum live years Swords and lances spearing steadily, quickly; to the heart, through the park IS by luck or sur- iJnver Papers Paid pension townspeople expressed concern studies had tx-en done concerning property optimistic I about Kalkus experience Must have own bones. veillance because they can and insurar.ie h’-neiits A; ;..'. Burst of Fun about what would happen lo a vacant community needs as tar as building Some committee members dis- suggestion’ but I've seen tools Start at $7 00 per hour Personnel Man.jg'e,' The air filled with the smell of death and newly spilled blood, blood shed see you coming from a long All Iringe benefits For ap- This year ends cnndr'ood budding space IS concerned agreed with this, noting the town other days He has rivire HARTFORD DEM'-VD 11 225 It started as only a thought in my mind. in hatred. way olf pointment, call 688-7596 And friends 'rom now The committee, lor the most part, (ieorge Hussell the town planner, should have some say about what is laith than me ' Prospect Street E,is| Hari But I instigated my plan with pleasure. The riders as fierce as their sleek, white horses.opposing ogres on jet Peterson said even if you ford or seiuJ resume PN-ase As time it goes, fiov.s by agreed Thursday night that it should who IS also a member ol the com- done with private property They Kirsl .Selectman Henry HOUSEKEEPER WANTED And watched it grow with immense speed black colts make the park more secure do nol pnoru' ih Go, too The pain is gone; just minds out of bodies hoping to sing the victory study the use ol vacant private as mittee, said his idlice conducted a .said the town was very much in- Ryba said he liked Ihe idea for apartment in Flast Hart- My idea was coming into reality and vandaf proof as possi- ford Call alter 5 (Ki p m 528- So long, good-bye old friend well as public buildings lownwide human needs survey and volved when tjie lormer Knvelope He said. I think kids need TMI.oH or It formed a perfect pattern, expanding. song. ble. you will still gel van- 1332 Susan Dauer Without pain will they run into death with flesh torn off the bon# and The meeting, last night, was led by that indicated residents lelt that Shop was converted to apartments a little discipline but I K.xpf-rif'nf cf] .n •M-n-'A*-. And came out exactly as I had hoped dalism He said the Kali iirnc K \' ''i >'r,t ’A ’rr Dr Hichard Warren assix iate direc- above all the needs listed was in- lor senior citizens think the idea is worth SECRETARY stand, a skeleton army In victory? ^i,nditi«inN pluN ; I had ho regrets regarding the size or shape. tor ol the .New Kngland Center lor suggestions will minimize trying MANCHESTER lo SIO 900 On the bloody battleground, filled with bodies^of those whose lives are creased police protection It was noted that the only vacant Appix in j«-rv.r, ' n Mr But I know that my accomplishment could not last forever It a little bit but they won t The selectmen plan to Sleno a must benefits fee Community Kducation and at the A survey was also conducted on the town-owned building right now is the or Mr .'in'.d«'r Then the bubble exploded gone. paid Contemporarv Women M' I'n iversity ol Connecticut, who slop It meet with Bates lo work V.3 M h11 Families remain to remember the Dung and cry at the scarlet flag needs ol the youth and one on the lormer Company 2 firehouse on Hartford 527-2141 ON MY FACE. Peterson said the the problem out Marit fi4'>:»*r The end will come lor the war goes on in the minds of the ones who have works w ith the State Board ol Kduea- netxl lor mure day care tenters Houte 30. Jan Lucas lion as a consultant The Steering Committee will meet lost. Mixire also asked if any other area SToHK ri.KHK 1*. In time they will come and oppose again the winners with hate in their Mrs Herbs! told the committee towns had a list ol their human needs Dec 18 at 12 30 pm in the Memorial arc r, r>eir.>.' If '"P'cd hearts like an ice frost she hoped it would help to solve and suggested Vernon might use such Building, with Dr Warren, to es- TEACHER ■ Learning pfrrrid*'r.’ t; rr.i* Aridian Staff They begin again with another troop in. this one hates both and likewise. problems "belore they hit us like a a list as sort ol a master list tablish sub-cominiltees and outline Disabilities Teacher lor to imrnf'f; ri'^ihtfT j DO r* Co-Editors...... Susan Dauer Three armies fighting all for themselves, shedding each others blood lead balliKin Dr Warren objectexi lo this noting ihe goals ol each committee Coventry s Middle Scho'o Conn Certification required duties in'.i»i-.»*.: Vppiu vi; and steadily losing size G u m ball maze rnuh! b*- j'.F-r 18 ir;-: ‘ a’:*-:; Melissa Spiel Contact Dr .Nicoletti s ollii e Staff Karen Albert The flags bearing colors fly high above their heads, scarlet, crimson, and at 742-8913 EOE !> tie.xib.** i-> l ■r'.':r A Carmen Bdnacorsi red. xrhi.rjylcs ;■* r i?nlv " K ..f-4 T V ' kmJ M John Dubiel And at the end of the battle, wheh the night is still and the whipporwill to go on tour PART TIME ■ Your lelepnone and our customers Please SulliL.in A'.*- 'N'iatr; 'A ,v)s Julie Hyde still dare not call call 528^31 ('onnc< ti« a! Bee Lo The last wounded man, in the three lost armies, without a sound in the Bdl.TO N— A gumball maze machine handcrafted by Lyn Tracy night will fall artist Dana Robinson of Bolton will be on loan to area Advisor ...... Sally Balukas Jan Lucas hospitals for the use and entertainment of p ^ia tric patients The i.umball machine, a functional sculpture, was PUBLIC NOTICE fashioied from a three-ftxit walnut log with an inlaid cedar r'' design and it has a hand-rubbed oil finish TW He t i wi t f i l i »4 Ctftirtau Qmcm A A-- 'TU. After release by a simple hand lever, the gumball drops Tte IfaackMtf* ItutMin down onto a spiial track provided in part by Mother m f m ti • i csPWBTi •Nature' and during its trip around and downward through , M T hat’s what little David weren't even very interested in chewing the gum. just in CMlar Congragathxial Chtirch Doster. left, seems to be seeing it roll down 11 Contir S tr^ Manciwstar saying as he takes a serious Robinson is a native of Bolton and a 1979 graduate of \»J /•„ look at Santa Claus. Ray the University of Connecticut He was creative art direc- mond M cK instry. a little tor of the L'Conn Design Center during his undergraduate study He is currently an assistant art director at Keiler more experienced with this and McKinley in Farmington Santa Claus business takes it He received first prize in the 1980 Connecticut Art HOLLY BRUNCH V '4( all in his stride. Santa Claus Director's Club Awards Exhibition His work has been 11 a.m. to 1:30 p.m is holding headquarters in his shown at the Jorgenson Gallery and Bentley Memorial Home o4 Mrs. John Melons little red house in the center Library S4 Prospoci Strsst The machine will be loaned to the Newington Msnchsstsr of Rockville and is hoping.to i Thursdsy. Doc. 18. 1880 Children's Hospital Monday and Tuesday and the Hart- s have a lot of visitors before ford Hospital pediatnc unit Dec 23 and 24 Christmas The two children The loans are being made possible by Robinson and Art if Crsflsmsn srill psrticipsts snd Holldsy snd crstl ilsms. are children of members of Resources unlimited of Hartford in cooperation with t; plus poinsatUss. wiH b« lor ssM Donation k 85 00 George Sanford Sporvsorsd by the Suburban Women s Club ti. Manchsstsr Auxiliary ol of V ernon . T o llan d and \ Child 6 Family taniiCM Ellington They live in Ver Jaycee award non. I Herald photo by Rich pAM charilalKa and non-proM — — mond 1 organ OS lion* wishing lo ha«a Ihoir Public An- di n ner plan ned nouncamonts pubiiahod Iras in Ihit tpaca arc urpsd to contaci Joo McCavanaugh. Gancral Through the Eyes of A Child MM TH \»IM»M»H - Manager o4 Regal M ufliart of Manchattai mal duty Two awards will 6paca will ba alloiad on a iirtt coma loti The South Windsor Jaycees 'Needing any w ords^ be given to educators - aartad baait The wide eyes of a child will p r e s e nt t hei r And any child can hear ringing ' one for persons over age 35 Look upon a world reborn Distinguished Service See the glory of a rose Laughter from a stream. and one for persons under Award and Outstanding .15 That never bares a thorn Hear the music of the heart ./ Educators Award at a Nomination forms are ■Muffler The wide eyes of a child To us, a half forgotten dream. banquet Jan 24 at the available at town schools. Center Can invent a laughmg mood ‘ If we had the vision too. Podunk Mill Restaurant Larry s Auto Supply or R e g a l And the orange sCin creeps high. As we stumble on our way. Vr • ifp f tUtmg muk Each year the Jaycees Braithwaite Associates Just as a floating toy balloon We could sometimes see the days honor outstanding people m For more information, call m «Mn t i He clearly sees the flower As through the eyes of a child -fn I • <« I 0 I*' the community who have Jim Bard or Bruce RaqalTS: mm « I » w And the bird. 444 n ' 3 Bel I m given of themselves above Bnibwaite at 526-9461 Whose thoughts he knows not S Manley and bevond the call of nor- EVENING HERALD, Fri.. Dec. 12, 1980 - 2 1

20 - EVENING HERALD. F ri, 12, 1980 Dec. Homaa for Sala 23 Homes For Sala ^■1 Homaa For Sala 23 Artlclaa lor Sala 41 **■*♦*** **** » REAL est a t e [ * ♦**♦* * ♦ * *♦*******♦**** FOR SALE - Couch with ■id M ttr $40$ Homaa For Sala 23 matching chair. Please call ^d« ’^ ' ' q seve'® ' ^ * OPEN HOUSE S UL BORED?? after 5:30 p.m., 646-5735. ..avo9 * .. in EXECUTIVE HOUSE - EXPERIENCED J1IAL ESTATE AQENT8 BJiXJJTJ Dk . 14Ui 1 to 4 Contemporary. Cathederal MANCHESTER FLEA ceilings. Three bathrooms. ^Waiting lor the phone to ring? Consider joining the MARKET 811 Akin Street. Open Saturday and Sunday 10- REALTORS ^ 292 (*r«en Road. Spacinus Walk-in closets. Nine rooms. Merrill Lynch Realty Barrows Co. team of busy, active 2355 square feet living area. 2 igents. We make things happen. For a confidential Inter- 5 p.m. Thursoay 5 p.m.-9 p.m. ° Call 643-2711 * brick, (wo bedroom Antiques. Collectibles, etc. ♦ Call 643-2711 if ~ (ownhouiAS New appiiancea. car garage. For sale or rent. >lew, cell Sandy Reich 647-1000, evenings 643-4050. buV® ° * (tIH JU P I A vrirct .lucui.ition of HI Al f OHS tarvlnq the qre.it carpelinR (Tioireo(colors I't Evenings 649-5635, or 643-9508. Spaces available. $15 per i.bof.rsti'??*...... ♦ M.ifuhrttfr .*fr.4 vMth morr .tdvrrdstrvq anpr^tlir baths, patio, full basement weekend. $60 per month. For im p.irt And rflit ii*nrk in s; excessive moisture. Deter- shifts available This is an Grades 5-8 Connecticut Cer- COOK for part time work in First Church of Christ Scien- cant should obtain CCTA Cer- ,, Heavy Traffi c Count would like to show you < U'jn plf.i'wini wurroundingv FU‘M •0 mine if there are local soil Dated at Manchester Connecticut, this 9th day ol December. Ideal position lor a retiree till- hi*ufv iijwnmiiv .iv,iildbl«' Idlt* tification required. Send letter convelesent home in Glaston- tist. 417 North Main Street, tification form State Employ- Ideal Fast Food Restaurant THREE ROOMS ment Office before calling c'y / / S our new 7 room contem- or water conditions that A D 1 9 8 0 who wants to work a steady fV4'mni!s and resume to to Dr Donald bury 3 afternoons a week. Manchester. Conn. 06040. m: FURNITURE, Can be seen shift at the same location For will ifd-n \ou lo |iinld'» «//er» niore than a paycheck Farms. Charming 15x20 at tha oHIca of TEDFORD of Mr R ichard Selig our mechanical Inspec- REAL ESTATE; 19 Louis St off of Spring At this hearing interested persons may appear and be heard family room, tastefully PART TIME CLERICAL • $3 60 per hour starting pay for weekday tion department. Qualified C E N T U R Y 21 Rt. 44A MANCHESTER $85,900 SI behind barn $1100 and written (‘ommunications will be received Copies of the decorated, plus large Bolton Notch, Bolton 647- POSITION Light typing and closers. candidates should be able HOWLAND REALTORS 643-1108 Located al Forest Ridge. 7 room COLONIAL CONDO, any tree Open Friday 1-4 proposed change are on file in the Office of the Town Clerk, heavy telephone contact 9914 lo gIva you tho aar- • Performance and wage reviews on a regular to read moderately com- treed lot and 2 car gar- large rooms. 2'/! baths, family room area with slider lo T'lwn Office Building required Hours 9 to 2, Mon- vica that you daaarva. p.m Saturday and Sun schedule plex blueprints and age. Call John lo inspect deck, wooded back yard, country kitchen, treat yourself Dated in Andover Connecticut this December 5 and day thru Friday Main ullice. Call today. day 10-4 p.m 646-4126 or December 12 1980 South Windsor'Bank 4 Trust • Free food policy specifications Must be LAKE P 0C 0T 0P A U 6. East Hampton this fine home. to good living without any ol Ihe work! Andover Planning Zoning Company Call Gert Waters, Uniforms are supplied familiar with a wide variety ANDOVER Marine/Boat Yard for sale. Office and DID YDU KNOW? 647-9546. Commission al 289-6061 for information and ot measuring devices. showroom - repair bays plus 44’xl2' live in We have many other Pipe insulation, properly John L Kostic. Chairman appointment An Equal Op- Apply In P trio n To Candidates should be trailer. Gas pump service. Boat storage protected by vaporproof portunity Employer Fine listings to show you covering, will prevent the Marv Keenan. Secretarv 1221 Tolland Tpke. able to perform layouts on DEALER WANTED area and floating docks. Mercury motor 872-9153 074 11 in all price ranges. Call formation of condensation 643-1591 and McDonaidis surface plates. franchise. $125,000.00 Doga-BIrda-Pels 43 Prtili.itr Notice Good working at your convenience. 46 West Center S i akc golden cocker Null, t 1" 1 iiKiiiiun, knowledge of shop math, Independent Contractor^wanted to '.■•rui " t H l/VHI 111 a III 11/ Manchester FJ. SPILECKI REALTOR 643-2121 GROUP 1 Keep Smiling SPANIEL puppy, male 2G .I..I Kl 1/ \ h l ! II I ^1 III 1 7 / YOU DESERVE A and accurate record months old Call 649-8418 ll.-. I .M.l BREAK TODAYI deliver newspaper in the town of Be Happy Legal Notice rtiv Mon ’A loi.tii. t* t ii/iii'i jid keeping Is necessary ZINSSER AGENCY ludw ol Mu- I ouM ot I'rofiaip McDoruild's it on equal opporiunity employer M/F Apply Personnel Depart- Tet l Tarantulas may live to be 30 6MONTH OLD BLACK Town of Andover Andover, PEDIGREE Scottish Ternor •t.-Tii' M.,n< h»-vtrr .il .1 menl TEDFOflP HEAL ESTATE years old. In 1.1 on \K-< {-•! 9 I9Md '.mJ. f*-1 tlui 646-1511 Has shots Incl'jdes papers Puhlic Hi-uring of Piunniiig & /.uning l.onimisRioii 41 .11; . ki.Mii. •ii.st tg- {ir.-vnl'-d III Ifi** e a a ArllciBt for Sale Asking $125 call after 5 00 on Special Periiiil for Business •lOu-uiv .1 ..f iH'ti.ri M.itih9 1981 Of •g iMfr-Ni jv !;•. ..iw Gerber Scientific pm 528-2521 The Town Planning and Zoning Commission ol Andover, ShfTfH 1 XfldlTvin ( onnecticul will hold a public hearing in the Diwer Level ol the \w I 1 U'f k Instruments m L m m m m ^ m., ^maa mm,m M ^ ma I MANCHESTER SINGING CANARIES • Town Office Building on Monday, December 15 1980 at 7 30 Illf l.dtji IJI < ' , For more information U ill..I'll I srii I T " Ml DlTulis —• — jCompletely aluminum sided.' petitions and plans are on file in the Office of the Town Clerk. \ -rvTL Ol ( Mill HIM H inK Ifn-ground pool and tennis; Perflex filter. 8 x 12 deck ,.k,i I ATHKHlNf MAK d.w $500 00 or be.st oiler 568-7317 Town Otfice Building III*' lion A,iii.uii K hilMi4i.i'd TO MAKE YOUR Icourts $72,500 Dated at Andover Connecticut, this December 5 and o! Ih'- I Obit .1 |•r.l^.ll«‘ Main & Willys Street Area. —• — SCREENED LOAM • Gravel. December 12 1980 , lustn.i ..t I'toL.iU- I)i>init III I FRI FREE TO GOOD HOME' Mai l t lu-Ni t : j l -1 IiojIiri(l fn i'I oH Processed Gravel. Sand, Andover Planning 4 Zoning FEMALE IRISH SETTER • 8 IhwftlllM't ■< onli'fotl tfl.il jll Silver Lane starting at Stone, and Fill For deliveries months old Needs good home, Commission ..iltli' HI UnI I)' IHt-NCnlod lo till- I Fireside Realty Inc.' call George Grilling. 742-7886 11'lili iJf > "11 of iH'toff Mart h 9 t'.*8I of CHRISTMAS MERRY! and space to run Loves •John I. Kostic (Chairman m ALDWELL I tbirrtil a> Ii5 law ;'ro\i.i4*(i Main Street. I 643-8030 4 children Papers Would make Mary Keenan. Secretary Nfl.lfo I. \fllUI>Of FOR SALE - Couch, end ideal Christmas gift$ Call 633- \SV I Ui rk' tables, chair, T V antenna, 075-1! Hii' lidu> i , m >' 6846. keep trying Iiiadvs ( lIG.Jlio Call ERNIE rotor. $95 72 West Street MJ l l o Mo w n Ho a t l APPROVED BY MOTHER NATURE Saturday. 9 00 a m to 11 00 FREE TO GOOD HOME 2'2- Mall' fiP' U' f I T FHA-245 am uhmi' at 643-8035 year-old male Cocker Spaniel Legal Notice

T Auto* For »*lo H Auto* For I •f Ah $M For I $1 $1 '1 I HAVE A 5U66£S'nON, P0NTASSI6NU5A ( WHAT DO YOO EVENMYSUeoeSTlONS ...O H , I'vC fiOT MONBy * Pbby AlA'AM..V(XM TO 8 w Y stirt IA C EIR C " 3 E 6 Negative IF A LIE 6 E M 7 0 3 II Cru«l porton prefix >»« £ D Y anything. 13 Candid 7 Ones (Fr.) 14 TikB to jiil 6 Curved DEAR ABBY: My otighbor was manriad for many ytart 16 Aphid 9 NKkpiaca TV(»v«» WERE to a man who finally died of canosr altar sufTtring for over a 16 B« lituatod |2>|X 10 Feminine year. Thay both kntw ha was tarminal. At hit funeral tha 17 Egypt (abbr.) Are You Interested? PEOPLE (auffix) eritd and carried on, tailing avaryona tha didn’t think aha Prlscllli’t Pop — Ed Sullivan 19 Spociaa of IPLEASMC could Hvt without her balovad husband. dtar 12 Piece of Wall, three monthe later, thie "grieving'' widow ie dating. 20 Food fiah luggage 10%% Financing PEOPLE, 22 Tax •gancy 13 Hairy Last evening a man called for her at 7 p.m. I^ty left I HATE IT WHEN I BUT BEFORE I SHE /WAKES Avallabto on apacllle now VoHcawagona togathar and returned at 10:10 p.m. and liia car stood in (abbr.) 16 Canine cry Business & Service | RUN INTO OLD CAN A N SW ER" ME GET WPOF 23 Watary 34 Knight 45 Act In atock through / B front of her houaa until 4 a.m.l 21 Wolfiih 12 1 /80 ENOUGH TEACHER. /WW G U M . ' 24 Groova 23 Did not axiat 36 Devouring 47 Ravarant fear 79 CHRYSLER Don't you think for a grieving widow aha ia rushing 26 Protactad (contr.) 37 Irrigate 48 Ungentle- *To Qualified Buyers VOUSWAaEN things a little? I waa always under the imprecaion that tha UIUM MEDALLIOR alactrically g 25 Polyntalan 39 Ancient manly man Dealership Is subsidizing a DOES IT ofRdal mourning period waa ona year. Or ia that a thing of 28 Swina god f muaical 50 Mother of tha past? 7" 30 Saa dog portion of the Interest charge ABAIN 27 Savarad inatrumant mankind DALLAS n iTT 31 Typa of jackat 29 Leave (2 wda. 32 Ovina craatura 1 41 Englith coins 51 Trifle 33 Right 42 Sly trick DEAR DALLAS; People handle their grief in their 33 Makaa TollamI County VoUtswagen own ways. There is no offlolal mourning period. For awaatar 1 2 1 4 9 9 7 1 9 10 24 TollandI Tumpiko T u m p i k o 2-Dr. top. hiN powtr. auto., 35 Compaia aome it begins when the 'term inal'' verdict is handed n 12 13 Vamon, C t •ir.. AM/PM ttoroo. Undar 26,00 point down. The grieving widow has my eympathy. Not 37 Sana mUaa. 14 849-2688 only dost her beloved hueband die a lingering death 36 Languiah 19 *4795 with cancer, iha’s spied upon by n nosy, eiupicious, 40 Gtntia blow 17 19 1. uncharitable neighbor, 42 Exiatad m 31 Pelntlng-Peperlng 32 Building Contracting 33 SKCliLFimmSE 43 Twiatad 20 31 23 Strvictt ottered 31 Senilcee Ottered Captain Eaay — Crooka A Lawranca W 2119S0MIIGUBYS 44 Spraad to dry 24 39 39 27 46 Naw York R t: W F. A \ I N G B I' R N INTERIOR PAINTING LEON CIEZSYN SK I CINIeliNn CERTIFIED DOG DEAR ABBY: I am Jewish and my husband ia Catholic. Stata city 31 39 30 HOLES ZipptTS umbrellas BU ILD ER New homes, ad- Vt BtAIR P A M B '5 you- BANANA GROOMER All breeds Call AND « AI.I.PAPERING Ona low Prica C'MONi WISE SUV! PON'TTRV 49 Smalt ora repaired window shades. ditions. remodeling, rec We hava two daughters. Ona ia being raieed Catholic and eOTTA B e HIPIN' NOBEi BO S EE for an appointment 528-5903 Quality professional work at PULLIN'THAT SUNSTROKE act; ^ 52 Fraadom of 31 32 Venetian blinds Kevs TV rooms, garages, kitchens NOW! GET 6% OFF FULL *5695 tha other Jewieh. (We gave them their choice.) No problem. SOMBWHERBiWE IF HE’S REApy reasonable prices. Fully In- action FOR RENT Marlow's, 867 remodeled, ceilings, bath tile, Mmi Km ootf 1.000 to 19 000 Our houeehold celebratea the Jewish holidays and Catholic KMOW 5HB AIN'T T'TALKl Y'WANT /WE T'SLAP 33 34 39 36 WESTBROOK DRY WALL sured Free estim ates G L. m*U% II Ma V 19.000 NUa Isttnd- WITH 53 Show plainly Mam Street 649-5221 ''dorm ers, roofing. Residential too. U!FT TOWN'CAUSe COMPANY, established in o4 fortotf Wononty Maai tw*« M 54 Want aitray 17 31 39 40 4t McHugh 64 3 -9 3 2 1 . or com m ercial. 649-4291 4oo4 at n. n. m m ttoroo » » Every year I have sent Christmas cards from "our 1949 (sh eet rock I STICKER PRICE ON THESE •a«« A pMl i af a 55 Goadad CERAMIC FIRING Discount Specializing in ceiling and family,” but this year I waa going to skip it bacauaa I work 42 4] 44 45 rales Quick service Call 643- DESIGN KITCHENS, and am taking some claiees at the "U.” I waa just too busy. walls No job too big or too DOWN 49 47 |4I 1 49 |90 |91 2543 small 643-0237 PAINTI.NG - IN TERIOR AND cabinets, vanities, counter 7SAUDI *2795 My 13-yaar-old daughter who is Catholic offered to tops, kitchen cabinet fronts HIGH MILEAGE FRONT- EXTERIOR. Paperhanging. 4-Om#. •wlanwtic. AAi-fM addrsta and sign tha cards, which waa fine except that I had 1 Chriatian 92 S3 CHILDCARE State Licensed Experienced, references Ser- custom woodworking, colonial to apall all tha names for her and give her the addressee, reproductions J .P . Lewis 649- holiday home Snacks, lunches and ving W illim antic. 94 |9S WHEEL-DRIVE DODGE plus mail them, which was time consuming. 2 Weird If. references Call 646-7720 Manchester, Bolton. Coven- 78 ZEPHYR >3695 Before my daughter addressed the cards, which my B-^CF’HOLSTERV Custom try. Columbia. Tolland areas. 2 Or Hd. Top Z-7. 6-cyt.. Stand INfWlUAMU iNTtnUfllgl /kSSN I Work Free Estim ates Will hueband had bought, I went through them and pulled oiit all B i M TREE SERVICE now W J Grillo 423-6582 Heeting-Plumbing 35 franf^M/FfcMaga^iiajrar pick up and deliver Please the overly religious ones with Jesus, Mary and the Three offering Special Winter CARS WITH CHRYSLER'S call 646-2161 after 4 00 p m Wise Men on them. R ates' We ve sawed 25'r Oft, PAINTING BY CRAIG NO JO B TOO SMALL - Toilet 79 MERC *4195 AUfwrh 4 Dpt, •wtpmsiM, PS My hueband said I had no right to do that — that it ia hia plus our usual Discount for OGDEN Interior and repairs, plugged drains, BRICK. BLOCK. STONE - holiday arid I was showing prsjudioe against hia religion. All«y Oop — Dav« draua Senior C itizens' Free Exterior Specialist' Fully In- kitchen faucets replaced, NEW INTEREST bridge Fireplaces Concrete Estimates Fully insured sured Free Estimates Call repaired, rec room s, Furthermore, it's my duty as hia wife to send the c a ^ . Chimney Repairs No Job 80CRPRI *5995 I tay I am going beyond tha call of duty by sending the References 643-7285 anytime. 649-8749 bathroom remodeling, heat yOi., Too Small Call 644-8356 for RS Matthkedi. 4 4 cards. Also, a Christmas card wishing friends good health tV B PRAWN UP A CONTRAfCT FOR modernization, etc. M 4i M ALLOWANCE PLAN cyl. M 7,000 THIS CALLS FOR BLASTERS! THEM VARMINTS IS/ estimates \OU ID StfiNs MV dear; here. HAVE TRl'CK WILL MOVE' EXTERIOR PAINTING, plumbing ii Heating 649-2871. and happinsaa for tha coming year has aa much Chriatmaa A CELEBRATION/ A-C/kLUN' IN OUR LOANS, ( BILLY BOY! l.arge appliances, clean at- experienced college student spirit aa ona with Jeaua, Mary and the Three Wise Men on it _____ Oswald Jacoby and Alan Sontag CiM TREE SERVICE Free FUU STICKER tics. cellars, garages, also Quality work Very Flooring 79 CAPRI *4995 What do you tay? estimates, discount senior 36 will clean apartments for reasonable prices Call Mike. Dadge Omni Mi ser Avfemelk, moiiy ArtiArg MIXED MARRIAGE citizens Company Difficult hand approaches realtors Call 644-1775 569-3458 nr M9-4945 Si 50 PRI CE *5720 Manchester owned and FLOORSANDING operated Call 646-1327 REFINISHING floors like DEAR MIXED: Since tha Chrietmae carda wara CHILD CARE. Licensed LEE PAINTING Interior & w At table one South led a dia- new' Specializing in older *-W(. from “th » w hola fam ily," i f you had a p rafaran ce aa to mother, loves children Warm Exterior "Check my rate floors Natural and stained LESS DODGE 6% mond from dummy at trick CONSTRICTION BRICK what kind of carda you wantad aant, you ahould hava loving home environment 646- before you decorate " Depen- floors No waxing anymore! two and played the jack West All colors Glazed Block, takan tha tima to halp in thalr aalaction and ax- won with the ace and led 4890 dable Fully insured 646-1653. John Verfaille, 646-5750 INTEREST RATE NORTH 12- onuinally cost 62 to $4 each •••••••••••••••••••••••••• >537680 80 MONARCH praaaad your objaction to tha "ovarly raligtoua” onaa. another club Declarer cashed Joint reinforcem ent Call But ainea you didn’t, you ahould not hnva acraanad A75 his diamond king Since it was Building Contracting 33 ALLOWANCE V»4 evenings. 649-5635 or 643-9508 Pelrtllng-Peperlng 32 'M m . * * W and ctnaored tham. impossible to drop both the Stock 11068. 1.7 tour *»76632 FARRAND REMODELING - ftlEAMWHILE, IN RIPSAW, TEXAS, EVE/NTS /XRE OCCUR- queen and 10. he could not set VOCNG MOTHER will-take cylinder. Standard shift. $ ♦ A K PROFESSIONAL PAINTING Cabinets. Roofing. Gutters. 343.20 RING THAT WILL SOON INVOLVE OUR. FRIEN D S. ,»■.» I up dummy's diamonds and care of children weekdays un- WEST EAST Interior and exterior Room Additions. Decks, All Redials. Rear window made just eight tricks til 3 00 pm in my 10 3 2 4J084 Commercial and residential types of Remodeling and defroster. CONFIDENTIAL TO YOU: During this holiday Tha Flintatonaa — Hanna Barbara Productlona At table two South played Manchester home Call 643- VJ 8 32 VQ107 Free estimates Fully in- Repairs Free estimates Ful- 4 Dr Auto . a-cyt.. P/S. P/B. Air season, when entertaining gueeti yon don't know his king of diamonds. West 2023 4 A 10 4 0114 sured 646-4879 ly insured Phone 643-6017 very wall, If they rehiee a ooektail, Inuaadlataly earve took his ace and when South lam rw ' !N \/EN TO R 4JI005 4Q72 led his jack of diamonds later thea a non-alcoholic bavaraga. (Never eay, “Oh, MAV THINK SO. Dadge Ari es-K have Jnst one.”) SOUTH on Ehist held back his queen PRI CE * 7262. 77 Cadillac e>UT, 1 D O N 'T «KQ6 and once more the diamond 40 If you are eerving punch, eggnog or any haverage THINK AKTIFICIAL VAK85 suit was dead Custom Wagon containing liquor or wine, announce it loudly. And TUKF IS KJ The table one South was bit- Apartmenle For Rent Hornet lor Rent 54 Autot For Sale SI LESS OUR Rooms for Rent 52 53 So villa never, never "cneah" an Intoxicant into a beverage. PKO&RESS / 48 64 3 ter about the whole thing He Don’t load drinks, and don't coax a guaat who has commented: "I played the dia- VERNON HO.ME Carpeted 1974 SUBARU - Good condi- DI SCOUNT Vulnerable: Neither LARGE L SHAPED ROHM FEMALE ROOMATe ' m ID- iM., luU pawar, air, nlarao, v Ip had enough to have “Jnst one more.” monds correctly and it did me four roomer New decor All tion Front wheel drive $1800 Dealer: South Combination bedroom and TWENTIES wanted to If you're driving, don't drink. And If you're drink- no good I am just unlucky ' modern $375 236-5646 negotiable Telephone 643- living room Separate en- share duplex Glastonbury^ & ing, don't drive. And should a guaat b ^ m e intoxi- Weal North E a it Soath Neither declarer had made Licators Fee 6785, or 659-1723 trance Parking 150 weekly Hebron area Must be neat >6346.2$ LESS ^ 6% cated in your home, either take him home or send him INT the hand, but number one had Pets considered Rent home In a taxi. Paaa 3 NT Pass Paas been the man who misplayed llall 643-8066 1968 DART, 1969 CHARGER negolotiable Call after 6pm. INTEREST RATE Paaa it. Neither play was going to 318 Three speed Posi rear •8105 Apertmenti For Rent 53 228-31■3560. Stock #1027. 2.2 cylinder work the way the cards lay, end Needs some work. Best but the lack play was going to F7AST HARTFORD 7 rooms. 3 engine. Standard shift. AUOWANCE 77 BOBCAT offer over $400 871-7385 Opening lead 4 J lose unless East had m ai^ a ^ F.HNON Near 86 luxury bedrooms, IG baths, Rear window defrost. THREE BEDROOM mistake and ducked with ace- Condo Appliances $345 fireplace, stove, refrigerator, WE PAY TOP PRICES for *435.72 <2ilSCv 111 IMPLEX 1'2 baths White wall radial tires. rOUNY Tha Born Loaar — Art Bansom queen-small in which case m o n th ly S e c u v . washer, dryer, garage $450 wrecked and junk cars A & B Pstrogroph Appliances Carpeting Vinyl seats. either play would have won references. Call 423-127 4(i6- plus heat' and utilities mi > Fenced back yard $450 Auto Salvage, used auto parts, 6348,28 By Oawald Jacoby Transfer the ace and queen 3923 References, lease and securi- IS THJS (iiues H ALF-eW PlV monihly plus utilities m i Tony 646-6223 WHAT ARE YbU TRYlU^ ID VO, and Alan Sontag between the East and West ty No pels Call 643-8703 AM IS (Marob 21-Aprb K ) Sttu- GLASTONBURY ..SOrTH R eferen ces Security 643- OR HALF-FULL? hands and the king play made 7780 S tMa* lwf>eWwf WmwT •vt*- ttlona raqulrtng an Imaginativt >i&uR iMAee?jr Here is another hand from by declarer number two Hall of exceptional new BOLTON 6 Room House for <4four touch wW ba tha ontt at which HALF-'' an IM P match. The bidding, would have won so his play Duplex Features carjieling, rent on wooded acre, garage. CHORCHES of MARCHESTER my p4v«l you can axoM today. Howavar, V— FOUR LA RG E ROOMS in opening lead and down one had been the correct one excellent closets, dishwasher wiKid stove, and some free 80 0ARlAR0SrRE(n(ANCHESnR.61]2!91 ‘Birthday you may wind up alttlng on your POLL. two family .Appliances, heat, result was the same at both (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASS.N dispose- all sell cleaning wood All appliances $500 a fiitliJH i oniSOMJIIMUli tilDS iHOttllthllDI' tyirs I'lilitA lR l.i •3195 bright Idaaa rathar than acting hot water $360 No children or tables oven private Pasement wiln month plus security deposit on them. pets Available January 15lh laundry hiKikups. IG baths, and references Call 646-5176 Junk 80 AMC Psosiwbtf 11, KM TAtmUt (Aprs 2»4lay » ) 643-7285 deck neighborhood setting, or 647-1071 Frianda today a rt kkaly to talk lo Sevwil cbangM In your basic you about thing* which lhay will minutes to Hartford $525 Mwtyie arc likaly iMs coming FRESHLY REMODLED 3 not (Macuaa with othtra. You monthly 6.33-4566 Broker COA'FLNTRY 3 Bedroom Cape year. Some of ItwM you will Inltb bedroom apartment Kitchen could avan raotiva a tip on $350 monthly, utilities extra Ms yoursMI. oltwn may be dining utility room $425 tomathing profittbit. Call 228-9023’ m S^ii M w it honhfcocfc 4 foroad upon you. Ragwdlaaa of tSCMMi (U v It-Ju na M ) Whan Our Boarding Houm montfilv plus utilities Call tm — 13.000 mdt. how thay occur. aU wM work out othtra ottar you sound cotmtM Keep Smiliiifi 64.3-50(li to your Wring MANCHESTER HOME, BOUGHTI •kil' today ba a good kttanar, but tAOITTAnua (Nev. Sl-O ae.» ) lie Happy lairge 3 bedroom with dining Bill's Auto Parti don't discount your own clavtr WInthrop — Dick Cavaili MANCHESTER RENT Two *5095 Don't attampt to do mora today area Kids ok $300 s Call idaaa In tha prooaaa. Standing THEY KIN'T HKVE B^NDS IS The bo ss^ Bedroom apartment Mixlern TOLLAND than you know from axparlanca laK-ators 236-5646 Fee tha two spatia Miootta. LIKE THEY USEP TP.' 'WHEN PEAF FROM Beautiful paneling Oil heat IB7M 231 64M 67 DILLON FORD you can managa. You'tl parform CANCtR (Aina 21-M y B) .MANCHESTER Sunny three lo run THATb RID/CUUXIS... I DON'T supRoee 6LENN mil l er o r TPMMY PEMONSTRATiNo Remodeled Two bliH'ks to the 79 MARK V was H you doot spraad youraall Unitaa you art caratui today, tha I'VE peapec? 3 roomer New decor and EAST HARTFORD HOME. 3 4nd FORD MOTOR CREDIT COMPANY' tpo IMn. Romanca, travaf, tusk, PPRSEY PL/kVED, PEOPLE Too -A\AN> stores References and securi- tomorrow syndroma may ovw- AWAY AND JOIN THE YOU DDN'r KNOWHOW TO THEREfe AN AMERICAN more Under $170 236-5646 PLYMOUTH FURY II - raaouroaa. poaalbla pftfalla and ¥ AMPUFIEKST bedrooms with extra bath, taka you. You could coma up FRENCH RPREiaN LB ^ON . Sf’BAK FRENCH. FDREieFN LBBON. SANci AND PANCED.' LiK'aturs, small lee ty reouired No pels $225 Excellent condition' Must be ANNOUNCE OUR . COLLECTORS SERES caraar lor tha coming monthi oSH basement plus more $320 with plauaibia raaaont lo put off TODAY NO ONE EVEN montniy Handyman seen to be appreciated Call art ak diacutatd In your Aatro- Call laxators 236-5646, Fee raaponalbllHltt until lattr. KNOWS THE WORDS.' ju st \ VER.NON - Free hot water 3 preferred I -564-3095 643-9729, if no answer please INFLATION FIGHTING FORD MOTOR (irtph which bagina with your ICHOWJ LIO (M y n-Aug. 22) A tampt- .FO R 1 rooms with m ajor appliances return call Mrthdn. Man $1 for atch to Ing proposal tor quick gain today r Offices-Sforai fpr Rent 55 HOOPLE $200 s 236-5646 Locators FOl R ROtJM APARTMENT COMPANY'S Aatro-draph. Box 48S. Radio may ba mora Hull than TME^ small fee - fully carpeted appliaces. 1972 FORD F 250 , 4x4 Over- Station, N.Y. lOOIt. Ba aura •ubatanoa. InvatUgata thorough- OFFICE STORE Si STUDIO- to •pacify bktb data. garage in-ground pool West- sized tires Sunroof Carpeted ly balort Jumping ki. Excellent location Good traf- __ FINEST CAR g A M K O m (Dae. K -Stn . K ) ylOfPi MANCHESTER TWO Side location $400 plus Stereo Best offer 633-3984 VmOO (Aug. 22-SapL 22) Bak>a utilities 646-6882 keep trying fic exposure surrounded by YWd to your compaaaiontta loo Indadthra could craata prob- TO BEDROOM, furnished apart four banks Kent includes 80 COUGAR XR-7 Impulaat today whart anothar ment Each bedroom has lamt lor you today. Somtihing heat, parking and janitor Call rfatda your http and you'rt In tha which should ba compMtd may separate private bath Quiet MANCHESTER 4G Room poaltlan lo do so. Your good Condominimum Completely 649-5334 ba Mt undona. Fact up lo diffi- t*K Sauna, pool, exercise room 1973 BLAZER - In good condi- daadt wW makt you taM graat. cult dacWont. New 2 Bedrwims IG Baths tion 4 wheel drive Standard AOUAMUt (San. K ) autiu New Condition $4411 per .STORE OR OFFICE SPACE UMA (tape 22-OcL 22) Tttkt month 646-0505 Fully Applianced Full Base- shift 350. V 6 Please call Talking pramaturtly about which do nol rtquira too much available. 200. 400. and up to 2-di. tomafhlng which ooutd althar Levy’a Law — Jamea Schumeisler ment Security deposit I year after 4 00 p m , 649-3833 paw bfaAai. aa taiidian. t physical altorl you wHI accom- / 500(1 square feel 643-1442 ihaka or tava you monay might Dl'PLEX Kitchen with lease $450 monthly Call 649- plish with a tta today. Projacts grovt unwiaa, atpacially If a appliances Sell cleaning 4003 11972 DATSUN. autom atic PERCENTAGEi *6695 whart you hava lo axart youraalt MANCHESTER - Retail, Irland It Involvad who doatn'l $500 or best offer 8 Track in- may ba ovariookad. oven, and dish washer Sliding storage and or manufacturing want H diacutaad. 5AE6S, I tJUSr CAUGHT ' L06INI5AU- 2 MANCHESTER 2 Bedroom cluded 643-2125 KOaFlO (Oek 244tov. 21) glass doors to deck 1 • baths space 2,000 sq ft to 50,000 sq 79 VOLKS *5295 MCIt (Fab. IMltrch M) ‘ TWf CAT' ^ JTCOUPNT Living room with fireplace apartment in Bowers School You'ra likaly lo ba quite kicky ELBCtKl)«;^' ft Very reasonable Brokers lakW C«#«*afii *-Oi HeKkUd. Don't b«om a diseouragtri today malarlally. providad no and air conditioner w-w district .No children no pets 1 9 7 3 BUICK ESTATE auiawnhi, AM PM #a4ia. ww4a# hxtey If that which you atlampt la protected Call Heyman F of(J Motoi risks or gamblat art rsquirad. carpeting Two bedroom $325 plus utilities Available I WAtJON: Good Condition 35,- 35,000 k Mm t)ol accompllthad with your flril TO C R A O /A BEAU Properties. 1-226-1206 Cicdtl Wbara you axpact somathlng lot E. K N 0 W 6 T he: 0£. = Basement with washer and 1-81 Call Between 6 and 9 000 miles on new engine Best atfort. Victory wiU ba youri It you aUMP J Cofnp.tny nothing, tha raverat will be true. drver hook-up $450 monthly p m 643-7439 offer over $700 7 4 2 - ^ . katp plugging. Wanted fo Rent 57 FINANCING 78 FORD *4795 neWSPAKS ENTEKPIkai AtSN I 64§-7105 after 5 p m 110 laadaw. 4-Oaar. avia . M MANCHESTER Two 1977 DATSUN B-210 - Brown, pawai, factary >Nraa, trwiyi, KH >11’ Carlyl* — Larry Wright THREE BEDROOM MA.NCHE.STER Five rooms Bedroom Townhouse New standard, AM.'FM stereo. laaf. te.OOOiuidat. APARTMENT - Will pay $270 on first floor of Duplex appliances Carpeting, IG Excellent running condition Bugs Bunny — Heimdahl & Stoffal monthly Will pay own Carpeted and applianced No baths, slider deck U 'ase and 40.000 miles $3,200. B O . Call utilities ’Call 649-33n Mother TTMERCnY >3995 utilities No pets $280 security required No pels 289-8081 Mirquli ■raM. 4 Ot„ Mt*., monthly Call 739-4 1 1 3 $425 monthly 728-5594 plus two .school age children Kent guaranteed ALL 1981 VoOE NEU) CLUS between 6 00 and 9 00 p m 1973 AUDI FOX, four speed MA.NCHE.STER Four rooms 70.000 miles, good gas milage. GARAGE wanted to store riKBb, Kir? MA.NCHESTER Three room 2 bedrooms Kitchen with Phone 649-0932 a lter 6 p.m. 77VETTE *8595 Blaart Riba — Prank Hill apartment Heat hot water appliances and large attic .No one or two cars Call Don at •GRANADAS T-Tae avta.. PS. Pf, AM 633-4577 F.lectricity Appliances pets Rent $325 plus utilities 1 9 6 3 LINCOLN cane.. Maraa, raiya whaek \ -W EN T H E B E S and security 649-0717 OR HOW ABOUT" NOW IWiS IS WHAT References No pets $285 646- CONTINENTAL, leather in- uadif 32.000 mAaa THE ONE ATOUT.. I CALL A IREAL. 3167 228-3540 WflAf A U TO M O TIV E terior. power Many new RP vacA tiosi. MANCHESTER Kids ok 2 parts Needs fuel pump $500 •MUSTANGS IIK IC. '3IK FOR RENT 4 room 1 bedrooms with major or best offer Call 228-0858 NOBODV bedroom adult condo Air con- appliances $200 s Call Aufo Parti For Sale 60 ditioning all appliances laKalors. 236-5646 Fee 1979 FIA T, Model 128, 2 door. carpeting December or FOR SALE MICELLANEOUS Fronl wheel drive. Regular •THUNDERNRDS nw5ra,^‘3Ms cupanrv $350 monthly 872- EAST HARTFORD Sparkling BODY PARTS for 74 Firebird gas. good m lle^ e, Rust r\ \ l^ 2627 one bedrqom with laundry call and ask Rick 742-8212 proofed, AM-FM Radio, un- A Wad WRariai, maay a ia M A facilities Appliances Just after 4 p m dercoated, polyglycoated. One Thit offer la llmitad to ca rt OIMI RHbOOr THREE BEDROOM $185 Call laH-alors 236-5646 owner $3,500 . 643-7484 purchaaed prior to Feb. 7, 1901 with financing arrangiRd thru Ford WMATKINDOFA 0\(?KlNe HOT^ W ^ K K 5 iJJT APARTMENT. $385 monthly Fee CJ5 Jeep rear seat and side WHO Motor Credit Co lor quelifled Includes Heat and hot water pads F:xcellent condition $80 VOLKSWAGENS. Year end 77 MONTE CARLO buyera by Dillon Ford for 24 or I-Sm . tm O f, «»»iim li. Pt, On bus line Call 649-1749 or MANCHESTER Four room After 6 00 p m 649-7622 clearance sale. Bugs, 67’s to Pt. <.n4W.iU»|. m« m . nSw Flatchar’a Landing VB Alto boo shop after 6 p m 659-2231 apartment in duplex Quiet 75's, bu^es, square backs, more montha durationa. VOOB.i neighborhood Close to huf JE E P snow plow, manual Vegas. Tim Moriarty,Moriarty. Silk ...I MAOt-AflUXt ..AND AT 1HLS07T0M NEST ;— Stove refrigerator Garage TWO BEDROOM angle adjustment Hydraulic Town Motors. 270 Hartford *3995 PRINT O SANTA AND APARTME.NT Utilities not Security, refereru-ei lean lifter ana control $600 After Road. Manchester 643-6217. r included Within walking dis- $290 month'" N .pell 6 00 p m 649-7622 surplus jeep. Value $3196. Sold • M I T O r N l l i . VA ms RAINDfctR... j J^ ^ T u RN out? tance of downtown Main Available lei.a^i-y 1st U3 for $44. Call 31^742-1143, Ext. ( m . 1 0l4.ll tl.,.1. Street 568-3736 weekdays 4189 A u to i For Sale 61 5426 for info on how to M•I■r|.•■l4, Sm I« after 5 00 p m . weekends purchase bargains like this! Hornet lot Rent 64 9 00 a m to 7 00 p m Mf i u gl 4- 1 MS H-H OlMOSrNfA. Inc. Truckt lor Bale 82 EAST HARTFORD HOUSE DllLOn IM M EDIATE OCCUPA.NC'Y AVA 4 rooms. Appliances Heat No Newly decorated Two WANTED JUNK AND LATE 1967 CH EVY P iC K U P Three 319 Man Street nAcrGaeB from Arm orM MODEL WRECKS - Cash pets Security Lease bedrooms with basement. quarter-ton Standard MANCHESTER, CT. B43 - 2V$5 JISdRUR II 4 im References $325 Call 649 Carpets Garage Ju st $375 Paid Call Parker Street Used transmission. $495 SilkTown Wlk B;’ ’!'' ' 1 3340, before 7 00 p m 236-5646 Ixicators Fee Auto Parts, Inc 649-3391 Motors, 270 Hartford Road. 24 - EVENING HERALD. F ri, Dec 12, I960

Regio r t ______■ ______Town attorney disputes cable TV proposal SOI TH WINDSOR - Manchester cable firm's Hartford County and has said his firm is supporting Atlanta, Ga., now serves Manchester, Glastonbury, W ethersfield, Newington snd Hocky Hill. Town Attorney John Wood- fra'nchise. The petition few other common ties to the annexation of South cock I I I is disputing a drive, started during other towns in the Windsor because of its proposal by the state con- Woodcock's successful franchise areas proposed proximity to Manchester

sumer counsel that South campaign in the 14th by the consumer counsel," and the close community LIVE GUdSniUS TREES T H O U S A N D S TO C H O O S E FR O M Windsor be included in a Assembly District, is con- Woodcock said. He said it ties.

Tolland County franchise tinuing. would be easy for Greater Listro noted that Greater Cut or Dig area for cable television Woodcock's letter to the Hartford CATV to extend Hartford CATV had also ART GALLERY ^ Finn Sehrtion of Origirtal Art service DPUC rebuts a brief filed cable to South Windsor sought to provide cable TV for ChrUtmoB Giving In a letter to the state by Barry Zitser, state con- because 75 percent of its service in Vernon, but it WABON SHED CUSTOM PICTURE FRAMING SPECIALISTS Department of Utilities sumer counsel, who wants appeared unlikely state population is within three HOURS NURSERY Control, Woodcock con- South Windsor included In miles of the Manchester regulators would approve Mon-Prl 1720 FLLIN O TO N R l) 155 Qrlffin Rd. tinued his effort to include a new franchise area made border that plan. Thm 'til B Sat M SO WINDSOR. CT South Windsor South Windsor in the up of several towns in Sebastian Listro, general Greater Hartford CATV, ~9vn 10-S CUI Ckrlstnuai TF.l. 644-H7S0 Mofth on m. I lo SoWron A«o. (St 1M|, franchise area served by Tolland County. manager of Greater Hart- owned and operated by Cox Ryo SI. to QtMn M . • ItS -rtM Greater Hartford CATV of "South Windsor is in ford CATV, agrees. Listro Cable Communications of Manchester. The DPUC has con- ducted public hearings and is awaiting a consultant's report on how cable TV can be brought to 48 Connec-

licu t towns w ithout franchises A decision is expected in January. Woodcock has gathered nearly 3,700 signatures on petitions asking the DPUC to add South Windsor to the CHRISTMAS TREE SAVINGS!

Special See our wide selection of Bavarian, Scotch Pine and Balsam artificial, flame-retardant Trees concert at special pre-holiday prices. planned

\ KKNON — The Vernon Arts Commission has planned a unique addition to the town's annual Christ- Save Over 3 0 % / mas carol sing scheduled for Dec 19 from 6 30 to DIGITAL QUARTZ

7 30 p m in front of the WATCHES by ‘UIT’ Memorial Building on Park (Entire Stock) •20-Pack CtMtetmM Canle •rm VM iM aiyTInM lQ iiM Place

Immediately following OerHealJI...... 1«33 OerRiUJI...... 8 8 * the outdoor caroling the 19.90.0 39.90

Arts Commission will Our Rog. 20.97 to 59.97 •ar Jwi«o4-itoNCMt •r Floated QIrrb Candlaa CtYoose ultra thin dress styles, sponsor a free orchestra O w H i|.4 J i.,...... Oar am. M l ...... Ia l.4 4 aisrms. chronographs, more In and choir concert and carol gold or silver tone cases with sing in the Sykes School leather straps or metal bracelets • a r Jumbo 3-RollQiNWc •Beg ol ie Jumbo SdekOn Bowa Auditorium on Park Street (Store utodi only, no rektchecka.) o « ra i« .u e ...... 4 .4 OuRm1.YI...... 1 .3 1 Carolers are invited to at- tend the indoor concert on a first-come basis

The orchestra, which is KJELDSEN'S made up of 30 local OLD SPICE Gift Sets musicians, w ill play two Electronic ‘EINSTEIN’ Imported Danish traditional pieces, "Carol • Alter Shave, 4V4 oz. Butter Cookies by Castle of the Bells ■ and a French & Shave Cream, 6 oz. Our carol. Entre le Boeuf et R*«. 3.77 2.97 18.76 r.Anigris " EACH Match wits with the ail-time brain* The 17-voice choir, which SET Here's your chance to prove that com- 3.88 includes members of the Our Rtg. 4.aS 4 S.OS puters can be beaten sometimes 40-Pack Miniature (Requirea 4 C batteriet, not irtcHMled.) Vernon Chorale, will per- Striped Candy Canes form. Christ Child. Christ • Alter Shave, 4V4 oz. Our .1 4 .1 Child, to the accompani- & Body Talc, 5 oz. R»g.1.33 I. I I ment of orchestra and ‘CHUCKERS’ by Gabriel bells The choir will also Cildor sing. ■ 1 Wonder as I Low Price 8.44 Solid Chocolate • AOUA VELVA Wander with woodwinds Don't lose your marblesi You need Santa, Snowmen or and strings After Shave, 4 o;. them all In a row for this action game Elves Tray (2 oz.) Following these perfor- Oui R*g. 1.43 Our 77s mances the audience w ill l21 Rtg.S9c II join the musicians and ‘GIGGLY-JIGGLIES’ b y ^

'h oir for four additional Caldor carols The orchestra's • 3.5 oz. SNOOPY or Low Prict brass section w ill provide WOODSTOCK Soap An infectuous. happy sound to brighten •WHITE OWL the accompaniment as Out 4 O O everyone s day* Safe, durable, washable ‘Deml-Tips’ evervone sings. Hark the Hifl 1 79 E4 In O w

Herald Angels Sing ' and or ROBERT BURNS

Little -Town of •WELSH Doll Coach ‘Tlparillos’ (Box ol SO)

Bethlehem Woodwind in- •WELSH Doll Stroller Our Q Q struments will accompany Vanity Comb, Brush R*g.3.S4 £ . 9 9 Our R»g. the audience singing. and Mirror Gift Set 9.99 & 10.99 EKh 8.88 What Child is This’’ " Our Coach IS orange wiih Moral print hood • WHITE OWL The last carol will be Reg. 9.99 7.87 Stroller has heavy vinyl box-quilt Easy ‘ New Yorkers’ isox oi so) Silent Nignt The entire Hwn delicate filigree motif to assembly for lasting littte-girl fun orchestra w ill play as the please any temmirie r>eart (Not In our Rhroretdt •tort.) Zin 6.44 audience sings this finale 9 Thomas Johnson, presi- WILSON ‘Fred Lynn' dent of the Arts Commis- sion wrote the special Leather Baseball Glove musical arrangements for Our the concert He will also Rog. 24.99 ^ 18.77 lead the orchestra Quality leather construction with semi- open web and fleece lined wnst strap Johnson said the com- mission has planned the 45- minute concert and sing as a family event JAGUAR 32-Panel Molded

Soccer Ball Q c > |

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•SOI 1 II W I M t s u l t Official size 5 with durable quality Fhc Bvl Cantos and the construction, and extra-sturdy bladder

Brass Ctioir from Timothy ^ Large 15x19” Wood-Framed

Edwards Middle School M ‘Pub’ Mirrors Q Q C will perlorm at the South DAISY AIR RIFLE Our Reg. 13.99 Each %r ■ 5 7 W Windsor f’ublic Library ‘Powerline 917’ qc Great lor den or bar decoration! Aulhenlic. nostalgic and the Town H all Professional 8-Pc. Aluminum BUY THE -POWERLINE 917' Our R*g. 44.97 w 0 . 4 U beer, wine or soil drink ad replica Assorted designs Tuesday. Dec 16. at 10 ‘Chef de Cuisine’ Cookware Set an A FREE SCOPE! OIFT DEPT (Sue ciwk lot dutuNt) Fires 177 cal pellets as single shot or in a m The program is free 5-ahol clip Has pneumatic pumpaction and open to the public RUBBERMAID The s( hool musical S^s. 99 3 8 . 7 6 (Mat in eat Nt« Britaia « Voakar't itafts.) Caramlc-Look' Includes 2V4 4 3 V..qi covered saucepans, SVj.qi covered groups are directed by Cylinder Planlirt teachers John Prytko and saucepot, 9 & 10 skillels Made ol extra-heavy aluminum with sturdy, riveled. tin-dipped steel handles Skillets SAVE 20Va! OUR ENTIRE STOCK OF ■lames Turek 1.77,0 5.88 contoured lor sauteeing and making omelelles ROD & REEL COMBINATIONS In Biscuit Chocolate. TetraC^na. While Fo ring in the holiday HOUSEWARES DEPT ^ season, an exhibit of about SEASONAL DEPT ------150 bells, ranging from an- tique to modern, are on dis- play this month at the library The bells come from more than 40 coun- Save »52/ s tries Vi inl**r r»n«’**rl GENERAL

The Music ELECTRIC

Department of Vernon 19” Diagonal ( enter Middle School will pre.sent its annual Winter Color TV ( oncert on Dec 18 at 7 30 TEXAS INSTRUMENTS PANASONIC p m at the school Slim-Line Scientific AM/FM and AC/DC *327 PANASONIC Deluxe 36” Garment Rack Choral .selections will in- Slide-Rule Calculator Cassette Recorder Our R*g. 379.70 AM/FM & AC/OC Radio Our clude We Need a Little Reg. 12.99 Our Out Supar-brighl black 8.88 Our Christmas. from R*g 24.70 matrix in-Iina picture Includes rack lor hats and shoes 19.76 R*g. 92.99 R*g. 32.99 Marne, and Jingle All 54.60 luba, plus automatic 28.40 4 key merrxify wilh constant Handlee R«cotd dif»cl (rom ridio or corxIensAr the Way line tuning Housad QUSDORF SUnd for 19*’ Features personal earphone, . powars, logs, trig, reciprocals, roots microphotw Has AulomAlic tape-stop. in altracllve walnut Band selections w ill in- and slide rule (unctions eTlSS Color TVs. Our Rag. S3.70 slide-rule volume and tone •Festilon Tube-Hangert „ siKto voluma Balierles optional look cabinat 28.47 control Baitefiea optional (Pk.ol9)OwAeg I 4t 99* clude highlights from

Superstar ' and "Christ- mas Music tor Winds ' T The concert w ill be open CALDOR* NMneteoke «NI b t gtvwi, but «w oamiel dtHtMnM el relncbech Heme by CIvMmee. to the public, free of charge Gift Certificates MANCHESTER VERNON PLEASE EVERY TIME! 1145 Tolland Turnpike TrFCIty Shopping Center STORE HOURS: DAILY, 10 AM to 10 PM • SAT., 9 AM to 10 PM • SUN. 10 AM to 6 PM •,PRICES EFFECTIVE THRU SATURDAY