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IHANCHESTER HAS IT! C lo u d y BUSINESS DIRECTORY GUIDE FOR |MAY WE SUOflEST Breezy and mild today. ^PLATTERS A tA U D S Chance of anow tonight en­ )F0R YOUR HOLIDAY WEEKEND, ding early Tueaday mor­ MANCHESTER AND SURROUNDING WEATHER ning. Detaila on Page 2. • tTAllAN VIC IAlTtU »lIGMCTAWB PIU \ • S fU IT U n • ANTIRAtTS VICINITY •» CWMInWVR* A TBM M •nAUAN "■■I"HARO WTW—GMMT • W..WWMIAS . ^ The Marinated Mushroom, Inc. ^ Vol. C. No. 52 — Mancheeter, Conn.. Monday, Decembar 1,1950 YOUR HOMETOW'IS NEWSPAPER S in c e 1881 • 20it ■ S r l S S a d “ ( f o f 6 o a J o f 646-^322 1S2 South Main St. • N a i M * e i t 6 f _ ^ ^ ^ 46 SHELDON RO'O • MANCHESTER. CONN. FEATURING THIS WEEK ... Got I Pilnling froDlim? Wl tl Hilp' iwrvlot Mil mtBOB BomBlhlnQ lo u« — brU •Borto* iRBBni •ptndioD boomo^ CUNLIFFE AUTO BODY wmBwnhyouWiWpyouBBiicAthBHDWpBiM flniBMof tn»t )ot youfB pMR- ROUTE 83 TALCOTTVILLE, CT. CUNLIFFE AUTO BODY nlng Sbb m tor piJnl Bnd BBfVteB wRbo you pitn ifour oBii oroiBCt P&WA workers reject strike EAST HARTFORD - Machinists the first year a range of hourly salary meant the scrapping of his "game used in firebombings. spread picket-line trouble occurred the suggestion. 24 HR. TOWING at the sprawling plant here. at four Pratt & Whitney Aircraft increase from 81 cents to ft.56. In the plan" to deal, with possible violence Drumm said his game plan was to Union members from P&WA 6 4 3 - 0 0 1 6 E A Johnson PAINT CO As for the call for a strike that had Group plants in Connecticut, in­ second year, the hourly increase in because of the strike. commit about 80 percent of his on- plants in East Hartford, North •COMPLETE COLLISION REPAIR lOu® wages ranges from 65 to 96 cents. duty police officers to the strike with been proposed by union leaders for Haven. Southington and Miildletown N0tPl* Beebe said the lithe cat earned every penny by spen­ England’s oldest track with a sports arena complex. MANCHESTER - The leafletting Realty refuses lo provide. Maintenance officials Donna Dickson Mrs. Eckert said the employees smaller quake measuring 3 9 and centered about 50 miles For more than 25 years starting in 1950, Beebe worked ding six weeks in Hollywood and North Dakota while the Graf has said horse racing will not resume unless there 1» of shoppers' cars, begun Nov. 25 as a The corporation won injuctions and John Ely trying lo present her are sending letters to the boycotted northwest of Homer was recorded Friday. as one of the premier wildlife photographers for Walt three spots were filmed, not to mention three weeks is another sport at the track to bring in extra revenue. protest, continues today in the dis­ against three employees including arguments. merchants by the 100 employees, pute between 100 slate welfare Adrienne Bletchman and Audrey First Hartford officials have offering to stop if they offer public employees and the management of Eckert, president of Local 714 of the written to the governor challenging support The letters are to be the Manchester Parkade. American Federation of State, Coun­ the employee's use of state delivered today Peopletalk The employees, who belong to stationery to organize a boycott of ty, and Municipal Employees, from One ol the employees. Mrs ..A three different unions are protesting Parkade merchants on the parking in the customer spares last Bletchman, filed a counter lawsuit the parking spaces given to them by Marshall's and King's side. /Vo Tarzan he week. The employees had been after being restrained'from parking t l First Hartford Realty, after a year­ "I don’t know what will happen at 'Mm parking there not only to protest but in the customer lot Her husband, at­ The script called for Bruce Dern to escape from a long dispute. The employees contend to avoid the back lot. The merchants the meeting, " Mrs. Eckert said torney Robert Bletchman. filed a posse led by Gordon Lightfoot — making his movie .■Z\: « there is a high vandalism rate —18 in­ complain the employees cars hinder today. "All we re asking for is a wriwwevu lawsuit claiming trespassing and debut as a (' S marshal — by clambering up a giant cidents the past year —in the back lot business. security guard. But I don't know violation of properly when Mrs redwood tree on Vancouver Island. British Colom­ Mrs. Eckert will be meeting today what they (department management) of the Parkade. They ask for a Bletchman s car was towed bia But while the star of "H arry Tracy- security guard, which First Hartford with Depart men' Income have in mind. " IJespcrado " had the technical help of a local lOaili flakilAtuitl < telephone company, there was no way he was going rnoi^um i \ to go the full 3(X) feet Dern finally braved about one- Probationers get help /V fifteenth of the total distance and movie magic will [77D. take care of the rest gPlVIAYMIR fOTOCAII C Consumer bird watch For period ending T am EST 12 2 80 During Monday W lid birds feel the same way about some of the in­ Volunteers make a difference night, ram is expected over parts of the mid and northern gredients in ready-mixed birdfeed as children do Pacific stales and vicinity, while some snow falls in the about spinach and" beef liver, according to Dr. HARTFORD (UPI) - He reels the pressure off Capshaw's 150 line of­ more serious among their 18.000 other things. A friend studying northern Plains and Lower Lakes Region Elsewhere, Aelred Geis A study conducted for the U S. Fish names off like a conductor announ­ ficers so they can concentrate on the criminal justice invited her to lair to partly cloudy skies are forecast Minimum cases. The goal is to keep and Wildlife Service showed that while "white cing train stations. Elmira. Rikers, some volunteers "The kid gets back probationers from falling through the observe "The minute I did, I was temperatures include i approx max readings in proso millet and black oil-type sunflower seeds are Hart's Island, the Tombs, Bellevue. hooked. I love it. I don't get paid, but parenthesis' Atlanta 44 iti4 ', Boston 38 .50'. Chicago 20 into school or gets a job. or is cracks of the criminal justice eagerly taken, such common ingredients of com­ Each was indeed a stop on an 18-year reunited with his family, or doesn't system, with the ultimate objective I’d do it if I had to pay them. I like '36i. Cleveland 37 i48'. Dallas 37 i82 IX'nver 18 i47i. mercial mixes as flax, canary and rape la type of jail and hospital itinerary for being useful I’m not a do-gooder, but Duluth--12 ilOi. Houston .56 '74i. Jacksonville 45 i69i, gel arrested on a new charge" of directing them out of it complete­ mustard I seeds are rarely eaten by birds. " One wr Warden Leake. In terms of dollars and cents, the ly it gives me a good feeling. " she said Kansas City 17 i30i. Little Rock 41 '60'. Los Angeles 52 thing they albseem to go for — cardinals. Carolina Leake is 49 now and not proud of 91.391 hours the volunteers con­ The volunteers assist the Fran Guns is a retired i68i, Miami 63 '79i. Minneapolis-1 1 13 . New Orleans53 chickadees, common grackles and others — are his record, except for what it can do schoolteacher in the Hartford area '77i. .New York 40 i,50i. Phoenix 48 '74i. San Francisco47 tributed last year in a variety of professionals in supervision, sunflower seeds, especially oil-type. to keep peoplefrom making the same who wanted to work with people — 1611. Seattle 30 149i. St Louis 26 ' 43 . Washington 40 i60i. programs both on the adult and counseling and referral of persons mistakes he did. He is one of 500 juvenile level represent a service placed on probation in non-violent she had done research and tired of it volunteers who assist professionals value of $792,268. cases, and some also help them com­ — and found her niche obtaining Weather forecast Smash hits the British in Connecticut's Adult Probation plete thousands of court-ordered in­ treatment for people arrested on Department. "We’ve seen great The program was pushed since its vestigations. They are reimbursed charges related to alcohol and drug TV talk-show host Dick Cavett says he's had his 1971 inception by Terry S. Capshaw, Today partly cloudy, breezy and mild Highs 50 to 55, share of drunks and stoned guests to deal with over things happen," says Michael L. for certain expenses and are abuse. Like Mrs Uhipps she fourd it Uruguayan President Aparicio Mendez plebiscite in an electorial urn at a public the director of the Adult Probation worked both ways One thing I know about 12 C Tonight cloudy, chance of wet snow or rain by the years, but nothing like the number that make Boeder, supervisor of volunteers. provided with inexpensive insurance. school in Montevideo. (UPI photo) Mrs. Aeford of The Gatherings, 433 Main St., looks over one Department, whom Boeder says IS this I know I'm important. I know daybreak Lows near 4(1 in the city, mid 30s in the sub­ the airw aves in England Cavett says in deposits his vote in Uruguay’s constitutional "Sixty-nine percent of all the Who is the probationer’’ of the items she will display for sale at the third annual Christ­ would "walk through a brick wall” to 1 m needed.' ; urbs Wednesday occasional ram likely Becoming windy December's Panarama magazine that British TV matches we make work out He is is likely to be between the with highs near 50 Probability ol precipitation 10 percent mas Show and Sale Dec. 6 at Waddell School. More than 40 successfully," says Boeder, keep it going. ages of 17 and 35, unskilled, a high Warden Leake, the South Norwalk talk-show guests commonly are given their choice The volunteers take some of the volunteer who uses his jail record in today. 30 percent tonight and 60 percent on Wednesday ol about 20 alcoholic beverages "That accounts dealers will be at the show, (Herald photo by Harry) referring to the one-on-one work of school dropout, inclined to be un­ Southwest winds 15 to 25 mph tixiay becoming westerly 10 realistic. He is the last to be hired his counseling — "Let me give you a for a lot of the strange things that take place on Constitution rejected shot of reality" he tells kids — feels to 15 mph tonight Southerly w inds Tuesday increasing to British shows It seems to be almost their rule to" and the first to be laid off. he is making a contribution, too 20 to 30 mph by alternoon get the guests smashed before they go on — or let He m a rrie s young and his marriage has less chance of success He was recruited by Gerald them get themselves smashed." show Ruscoe Jr . the dynamic coordinator l.ung Ihlunil Sound Antique Bowdoin college than that of his counterparts He’s of volunteers in the department's Long Ulanil ^i>iiii(l from W alch Milt, It. I., to M on> in Uruguay election suspicious and in,many cases has had Norwalk office "At first. I was skep­ iaul4:Point. N.5.; Southwest winds 10 to 20 knots this Colonel Klinker unhappy experiences with authority figures since childhotxi. Briefly, he’s tical, but after talking to Jerry, he alternoon and 10 to 15 knots tonight South to southwest MONTEVIDEO. Uruguay (UPI) - mosphere ol peace and security" benefits hockey almost all government policies, in­ made me feel I could do something winds Tuesday increasing to 15 to 25 knots and gusty Fair He may have been great as Col Klink in studies top job somebody with problems. Uruguayans, voting for the first time Opposition forces in the nation, television s Hogan's Heroes." but on the violin. cluding impeachment of any civilian "Nevertheless." volunteers are If people really knew how they could today, increasing cloudiness tonight Cloudy Tuesday in nine years, overwhelmingly officials. sandwiched between Argentina and MANCHESTER- The third an­ furniture irom primative to period with scattered showers \ isibility better than 5 miles Werner Klemperer was Col Klinker His father, told in training, "he has the same fit into the program, we'd be home rejected a constitution to formalize The military regime, which took Brazil, urged voters to turn down the nual Christmas Show and Sale will be pieres. It also features glass, china, BRUNSWICK, Maine (UPI) - "My guess is it might take a year, lowering to 3 to 5 miles m haze late tonight and 1 to 3 musical conductor Otto Klemperer, and his mother, need for love, security and for hap­ free," Leake said. opera singer Johanna Geissler. insisted young the military’s seven-year rule in a power in 197^ banned all political proposed constitution saying it was held Dec 6 at Waddell School, 163 silver, clocks, and, of course, Bowdoin College has set up a special based on previous situations," he Ruscoe bubbles with enthusiasm miles in showers and log 'Fiicsday .Average wave heights piness that we all have and he is Werner take lessons on the violin "I had no talent stunning defeat to the regime that parties and eliminated the last of the an attempt by the armed forces to Broad St . from 10 a m lo 8 p m The jewelry, etc committee on "governance" in the said when he talks about some kids on 3 to 5 teet today diminishing to 1 to 3 feet tonight stay in power forever show will have over 40 quality The show, which is held for the wake of president Willard F. A 13-member presidential privy to the same fears and worries for the violin at all." recalls Klemperer "It was rooted out the last of the Tupamaros Tupamaros guerrillas, whose that plague all of us. He has a claim probation who returned a wallet they dealers benefit of East (Talholic Hockey is Enteman's resignation — which nominating committee has been es­ frightening Nevci theless, he fell in love with guerrillas. terrorist activities included abduc­ Military spokesmen have said that to dignity, and is capable of change if found on a camping trip without any Kxlemicd iiutlook The official election results today tions of foreign diplomats This show has featured gifts lor the managed by Gail and Gene Dicken­ culminated months of feuding tablished which includes two classial music and he has accompanied several if voters turned down the proposed he can be motivated to desire i( and prompting He was also proud of a Extended outlook lor New England VSedne.sday through gave the opposition to the proposed Christmas giving It has a variety of son of Memory Lane Antiques between trustees and the president's students. The panel also includes major symphony orchestras — as a narrator The United States in 1976 cut off constitution, the military govern­ to work for it." teenage girl who suggested to a Friday reform 53.37 percent of the vote and office. three trustees, five overseers, two military aid to Uruguay because of Who is the volunteer’’ visitor to the department's Norwalk Must>arhii««‘ll». RImmIi- l-l,iml ami ( oiinrcticiil: .A N 38.95 percent to those favoring the ment would remain in power for six The 14-member panel "will make faculty members and a represen­ allegations of torture by the regime, more years and that in 1982 the the Just about anybody They serve for office that in a way. she too. was a chance ol snow Hurries on Wednesday then fair weather reform. The official results listed MCC program features recommendations to both boards — tative of the alumni counsel. Quote of the day and three years later the government junta would appoint a new president, an average of 15 months One list sort of volunteer Thursday and Friday Cold through the periixl with highs 879,765 "no” votes and 642,279 "yes" trustees and overseers — including Trustee Everett P. Pope, a Boston made preparations for a gradual replacing President Aparicio showed a banker, a bus driver, "I talk to kids that be younger than mostly m the 30s and overnight lows in-the upper teens J-'rorn the manager of a condominium complex votes. the role of the president, vice presi­ banker, is serving as chairman. return to democracy, with the Mendez, who is 76. computer programmer, housewives, me. I tell them they shouldn't be into and 20s where .Southern Methodist University students pay dent and various committees,” Bow­ "I'm glad the students are at least More than 80 percent, or 1,627.846, referendum scheduled for 1980. a police officer, a prison guard, a certain things They should be home, Nrrimmi: Partly cloudy and widely scattered Hurries between SfiO.OOO and $90,000 for two-bedroom units Mendez, who was appointed as blacks' works doin spokesman Joseph Kamin said involved in the selection process. " of the 2 million registered voters in "The results of today's election are public relations man, secretaries, a going to school Sometimes though, Wednesday A period ol ram or snow Thursday Partly instead of living in dormitories " A great number of president by the military junta in Sunday. said Tom Cox, secretary-treasurer of the South American country flocked not im portant to- us," Interior MANCHESTER- Harlem "Harlem Heyday " is produced by traffic controller and a writer she said with a sigh, "you can't tell cloudy Fridav iliglis ranging in the upper 2()s and 3Us them are gorgeous little girls who are dripping In 1976, said after voting in the residen­ Portland lawyer Merton G. Henry Bowdoin's student executive board to the polls to give the resounding Minister Manuel Nunez said late Sun­ Heyday,” a vaudeville show con­ AFRI Productions, a non-profit Boeder said retirees and senior them nothing ” laiws m the teens to mid 20s diamonds and their mom and dad provide them with "no" to the constitution that had tial suburb of Pocitos, "I'm happy to will serve as committee chairman. "The students were upset in not day. "More important is the fact that taining music from the 1920s and 30s theatrical organization that citizens lend some of the best helping The girl was, in fact, a probationer.' Maim-; Chance ol ram or snow in the east otherwise a Mercedes There aren't a great many of them who given the military final authority on have fulfilled mv civic dutv." being involved in any of the evalua­ the plebiscite was held in an at­ in America, will be presented at specializes in black musical produc­ "I think we're going lo review the hands convicted of prostitution A volunteer clearing Wednesday Fair Thursdav and Friday Cooler have anv financial problems" bylaws and the structure of the com­ tion process of Enteman. They Manchester Community College tions that are performed coast to Ruth Chipps, 46. of Ellington, the had been working closely with her with highs 25 lo 35 north to near 40 south Uiws in the mittees, " Henry said. "It will in­ weren't asked how he relates to the Thursday coast This performance is being wife of an engineer, has been a and the girl was absorbing teens and 2Us volve how the committees work with students," said the freshman from sponsored by the Student Program volunteer in court for eight months, everything she was learning — and New llaiiip-liire: Clearing Wedne.sdav Fair Thursday Glimpses The performance will begin at 1:30 the president and interrelate with Bangor. King and key legislators p m. in the auditorium on the Bidwell Board at Manchester Community interviewing probationers, among passing it on and Friday Cooler w ith highs 25 to 35 north to near 40 him." Students demonstrated outside a Evan Hunter, author of some 15 novels including Street campus. Admission is free. College For further information, south Lows m the teens and 20s Kamin said Maine's oldest college Nov. 22 meeting of the two boards — The Blackboard Jungle. " and "Last Summer," In "Harlem Heyday." old songs call 646-49(X), extension 259 had set no timetable for choosing at which lime Enteman's resignation has signed a contract with Crown Publishers for a and dances are recreated Some of was accepted — protesting their Collection centers listed The Almanac major novel to be published in April 1981, "Love. hammer out MET A plan the songs are "Honeysuckle Rose. ” Enteman's permanent successor. Dad. dealing with a father-daughter relationship WAXES exclusion from processes leading to "In My Solitude, " I’m Just Wild his abrupt decision to leave. Frank Sintra will be 65 years old Dec 12 BOSTON (UPI) - Gov. Edward J. members and freeze MBTA hiring with the busiest retail season of the About Harry, " "Darktown Strutter’s MANCHESTER — Manchester for Norwich patients By I oiled Pre'<« iiilernalional Negotiations are under way for Swedish song group Enteman, 43, steps down Jan. 1 Today is Monday. Dec 1. the 336th day of 1980 with 30 to King and key legislators spent the and firing. A strong management year. William L. Phipps, executive Ball," and "Sweet Georgia Brown, WATES will meet Tuesday at Orange ABBA to perform on Chinese television, a rock n Britannia charier about .half-way through his 5-year undergarments, stretch socks, felt follow Thanksgiving weekend working out a rights section seeking to strip unions vice-president of the. Retail Trade among others All of the songs in the Hall. 72 E. Center St., rear. MVNCIIESTKH— The Center roll first Wags already are calling the potential MA.NCHESTER — Britannia conOact. Prof. A. LeRoy Greason. slippers, pajamas, sport shirts, car­ The moon is moving toward its new phase proposal for the Legislature today of many of their powers would also Board of Boston, said a shutdown show were written bv blacks, ' Weighing-in will be from 6:30 to 7:30 Congregational Church, 11 Center merger subgum pop 58, wll be interim president until digan sweaters, flannel shirts, warm The morning stars are Mercury. Venus. Jupiter and which could avert a shutdown of the be included, legislators said. would be "devastating." p.m. A business meeting will be held. Chapter, Daughters of the British St.; the Connecticut Bank and Trust nation's oldest transit svstem Rep. John J. Finnegan, D-Mass., Rep. William Galvin. D-Mass., Empire, will meet Thursday at 11:30 Bowdoin’s 12th president is chosen. Co , 893 Main St., and the Hartford caps, stretch gloves, wallets Saturn Wreath demonstration "The committee s been told to The evening star is Mars chairman of the House Ways and said, "If we don't act, there are only a m. at the home of Ms. M.O. Heim, National Bank and Trust Co.. 328 For women: cosmetics, cosmetics Lawmakers return for the second MANCHESTER- A demonstra­ l.adies Aid keep it confidential and to go about Those born on this date are under the sign of Sagit­ Means Committee, said the gover­ seven shopping days until Christ­ 131 Old Farms Road, West Simsbury. Middle Turnpike will serve as bags, deodorant, fell slippers special session in a month involving mas.” tion on the making of Chrsitmas M ANCHESTER - The Udies Aid A holiday luncheon to be served by their business," Kamin said of the nightgowns, pajamas, bed jackets, tarius the Massachusetts Bay Transporta­ nor’s package also provides for a $41 Manchester collection centers for wreaths will be presented at the Society of Zion Evangelical Lutheran the hostess, assisted by Mrs. Robert presidential search process. "The knitt^ bedsocks. undergarments, American actress .Mary Martin was born Dec 1, 1914 ' tion Authority King issued a call for million appropriation to finance the During a special session two weeks holiday gifts for Norwich hospital ago, the Legislature refused to ap­ Whiton Memorial Library, North Church will meet Wednesday at 7:30 W. Smith, will follow. There will be a position will be advertised in the cardigan sweaters, stretch gloves, On this date m history Lottery numbers the special legislative session on transit system for the rest of the patients Gifts will be collected year. prove a sim ilar MBTA bailout Main Street, Tuesday morning from p.m. at the church. A cookie gift exchange. The Chapter will fur­ usual journals." knee-high hose, scarves, handbags In 1913, the world s first drive-m gasoline station Friday, after the slate Supreme through Dec 15 in a drive sponsored proposal submitted by the governor 10:30 to It exchange will follow the meeting. nish Tins of Biscuits for each guest at For both: stationery and postage opened lor business m Pittsburgh . Pa Numbers drawn Saturday Judicial court ruled his takeover of King took control of the MBTA Cosmopolitan Club by the Mental Health Association of just before he took control of the Mrs. Jacqueline Britton, member Recipes should accompany the the Victoria Home Christmas party. stamps, ballpoint pens, crossword In 1917. Father Edward Flanagan founded Boys Town, Vermont 719 the transit system was illegal Nov. 18 after the legislature voted plan folk art talk Connecticut The association Connecticut 503 transit line. of the Perennial P lanters of cookies Hostesses for the evening For the second year, the chapter requests that items be brand-new and puzzles books and pencils, new the "City ol Litlle Men. 11 miles west of Omaha, Neb down a $41 million appropriation. Manchester, will lead the demonstra­ MANCHESTER- The In I94l ending a Big Three' meeting in Tehran. Iran, Maine 940 The high court also ruled that un­ Advisory Board members have will be Elna Lorenzen, Mildred will participate in the Festival of not gift-wrapped Norwich Hospital paperback books, painting sets, The Supreme Judicial Court's deci­ tion. Cosmopolitan Club will meet Friday U S. President Franklin D Rixjsevelt, British Prime New Hampshire 7189 less the Legislature comes up with blamed ‘‘T’’ management for Miller. Margaret McKenna, and Elda Trees at the Wadsworth Atheneum in volunteers will' do the final sorting puzzles, checkers, other table games sion marked the first occasion that The program is open to the public. at 1:30 p.m. at Center Congregational Minister Winston Churchill and Russian Premier Josef Rhode Island 4237 sufficient funds- before midnight reckless spending iliat exhausted the Nelson. Mite boxes will be collected. Hartford, Dec. 5 through Dec. 14. and wrapping. soft candies, cookies Friday, bus, train and subway ser­ the court has declared illegal an ac­ Church Stalin pledged a concerted effort to defeat .Nazi Ger­ Massachusetts 2055 year’s budget seven weeks ahead of Suggestions for men: shaving The hospital reports that clothing vice for more than 250,000 daily tion taken by a governor under his The speaker will be Mrs Katherina many schedule. But management has Economic victim------supplies, deodorant, toilet articles. for men is in especially short supply riders will have to shut down. public emergency powers. claimed that the Advisory Board dis­ G. Benneck. Her topic is "An The proposed legislation will Business leaders have been regarded increased fuel costs and DALLAS (UPI) — One of the worst victims of the see them still were long." Eyeopener Into the Mystery of Folk Evening Herald reportedly increase the MBTA Board nation's economy this Christmas may very well be Santa At $10 per hour, the going rate for a rent-a-Santa. Art." 1 "SPS 327 5(Kl To Advortlae To Report New* speculating about the possible effect expanded subway service when it set of Directors from five to seven of an MBTA shutdown coinciding Claus. Reynolds can understand why some businesses might Mrs. Benneck was born in West- Published daily except Sunday and cer­ For a classified adyertisement. call To report a news item or story idea: the 1980 spending levqis. Christmas sing Western Temporary Services, which in the peak years find St. Nick a luxury item they can do without But he falin. West Germany, attended 643-2711 and ask for Classified. Office Manchester — Alex Glrelli, 643-2711 tain holidays by the .Manchester hours are 8 30 a m to 5 p.m. Monday of 1975 and 1976 placed 180 Santas in some of the city’s quickly protests that the cut in Santas at stores might schools there and visited the Publishing Co , Herald Square. East Hartford . Pat Reilly, 643-2711 hurt the holiday spirit. through Friday Glastonbury...... 643-2711 leading retail outlets, this year reports just 30 of their Fachscule tor Home Economy She Manchester, Conn 06040 Second class "Without Santa Claus, Christmas is nothing but crass postage paid at .Manchester ('onn P'or information about display adver­ Andover Donna Holland, 646-0375 Off-duty cops; a new danger overweight men in red and while suits are listening to the studied window decorating in set for Sunday POSTMASTER Send address changes tising. call Penny Saad, advertising Bolton...... Donna Holland, 646-0375 pleas of children. commercialism," the full-time insurance man said. Holland, worked as a decorator and to the Evening Herald. P 0 Box 591 manager, at 643-2711 Coventry ...... Doug Bevins, 643-2711 WASHINGTON (UPI) - There are found from 12 to 17 percent of Washington D.C. "Some guy sitting at the top with a pencil and paper is "Santa is a catalyst to the Christmas spirit. When you've was married in 1957 lo Conbert MANCHESTER— The eleventh Christmas music by the Salvation Manchester. Conn 06040 Hebron Barbara Richmond, 643-2711 an estimated 300,000 armed, off-duty homicides by police do occur while Despite the statistics, Fyfe said thinking. Where can 1 cut expenses?” ’ said Dean got someone in your store like him spreading good cheer, Benneck, an American citizen. annual Christmas Carol Sing, spon­ Army Band under the direction of South Windsor...... 643-2711 the officers are off duty.” "the 24-hour cop is an American Reynolds, a Santa for the last eight years who this year is and everyone’s laughing and smiling, then it adds to the They lived in Cologne, Munich and Michael Orfitelli Have a Complaint? policemen in the United States at any sored by the Manchester Area To Subneribo Vernon Barbara Richmond, 843-2711 given time, and a new study suggests The study is one of a series of tradition,” and "American police teaching others the tricks of the trade. spirit of the reason.” Parts. In Munich she visited the Conference of Churches and the Song sheets will be distributed by Newt — II you have a question or To subscribe, call Customer Service they are a danger to themselves and reports on police, the public and almost everywhere are expected to "(Some stores) see Santa as a liability instead of an Reynold said he got into the Santa business when he school for F'olk Art and became very Town Park and Recreation Depart­ Boy Scouts from Troop 27, St Mary's complaint about news coserage call at 647 9946 Office hours are 8 .10 a m to ‘ To report special news the public. violence in the November issue of the be armed and ready for action.” asset." was out of work-and his fprmer mother-in-law was com­ much interested in the significance ment will be Sunday at 6 p.m. in Episcopal Church, at the park en­ Prank Burbank, managing editor, or 5 30 p m Monday through P'riday and 7 From 1972 to 1978, the study said, Annals of the American Academy of He cited estimates there are about bing the want ads for a job "even you could do.” of communication in folk art. trances Those attending are asked to Steve Harry exei utivc editor 643-2711 Business Alex Girelli. 643-2711 Center Park. to 10 a m Saturday more than “one in 10 of the officers Political and Social Science. 300,000 armed, 'off-duty police of­ Some of the top stores in the area, such as Sears, "I wasn't too crazy about kids to begin with,” he said. They moved to Glastonbury in 1974 bring flashlights Circulation — |i vou have a problem Suggested carrier rates are II 20 Opinion p'rank Burbank. 643-2711 Capt. Arthur Carlson, commanding Family Betty Ryder, 643-2711 killed by felons nationwide” were off The study, "Always Prepared: ficers in the country at any given Joske’s and Dillards, have indicated they will either just "And the suit was hot and uncomfortable. You couldn't Mrs. Benneck will show molds for officer of the Salvation Army Corps, After the program, coffee for all regarding service or delivery call weekly. IS 12 lor one monthSHlS 35 for time ' Customer Service 647-9946 l>eliverv three months. 130 70 for six months, and Sports Earl Vost. 543-2711 duty. Police Off-Duly Guns," was written have Santas on weekends this year or will bypass the see because of the wig and beard. The chair was making German cookies which will be Master of Ceremonies. carolers will be provided by the DO IT DAILY - KNOW WHAT’S ^ I d be made by 5 00 p m Monday 161 40 tor one year Mail rates are Oftice hours are 8 30 a m to 5 p in ''Off-duty guns are also important Ay James J. Fyfe, a former New tradition altogether something out of a torture chamber, and you’ve got kids served three generations, also tiles The Round Table fingers of Salvation Army at the Citadel op through P riday and bv 7 .30 a m Satur­ available on request Monday through P'riday in police killings of citizens,” the York police officer now an associate h a p p e n i n g i n TO D A Y ’S “Many stores are letting the malls they are in take the crawling all over you. They kick you in the stomach and that are 150 years old and a painted Manchester High Schom, under the Main St day report said, “^v erai studies have professor at American University in SOCIETY — read Dear Abby in the responsibility of gelling a Santa," Reynolds said. ‘But I step on you in other not-^friendly spots.” door for a pantry painted in 1797. direction of Penny Dalenta. will sing The public is invited to join in the Evening Herald. can remember when the mall and all the large stores in it In time, however, he said he got the hang of being a lop- Guests are welcome. The greeter a medley of Christmas songs. carol sing which has been an annual would have Santas, and the lines of children waiting to 'notch .Santa will be Mrs, Donald Freeman The program will also include event for over 30 vears I - EVENING HERALD. Mon , I)«- 1, 1980 EVENI.NG HERALD, Mon , Dec 1. )980 - ."i ^^Editorial R e q lo n ^ ______Optimi§tic prelude Vernon council to get Workfare report VERNON — The Town Council will plans by Jan. I they will lose their church, stating the land will only be cuss that group's legislative hiring a consulting firm to do a programs: will receive a memoran­ President-elect Ronald American public. meet tonight at 7:30 in the Memorial state rebate of welfare costs. used for church purposes, now and in proposals for the coming year. classification study for non-union dum from Mayor Marie Herbst Reagan and Congressional The Republican duo found Building. Virginia Wehrli, director of Town Attorney Edwin Lavitt will the future. Church officials do not The council will discuss a town employees; ^scussion of in­ listing her priorities for the coming O p in io n memorandum from the Permanent leaders have taken a positive the leaders in general agree­ social services, will report on the give a status report on the proposed want to be bound to this agreement. surance coverage for police and year. Lavitt will also discuss giving Municipal Building Committee ment with Reagan s proposal status of “Workfare," land swap involving the Rockville firefighters: and a discussion on In executive session the council step toward White House- Baptist Church, Rockville General police powers to the housing code in­ relative to repairs of the town-owned regulations concerning the paying of will discuss collective bargaining Capitol Hill cooperation — an for high priority on a tax cut The town's “Workfare" plan has to . Hospital and the town. spector in the hopes of clearing up Ecker House on Route 30. wages. negotiations as requested by Coun­ optimistic prelude to the after the Jan. 20 inauguration. be submitted to the state no later housing code violations that have Other items scheduled for tonight's The council will also receive a cilman Stephen Marcham. chairman News dispatches said than Jan. 1. The Workfare act passed Lavitt and church officials have been on the books for years. meeting include: A request to use the report concerning the purchase of the of the Union Negotiations Com­ presidential inauguration and Suddenly we're noticing the bare been trying to work out an agree­ The council will also be asked to vacated Co, 2 firehouse for storage of Thomas P. O'Neill, D-Mass., have bipartisan meetings B. Johnson was a master at recently requires employable Burke Road playground and repairs mittee convening of the 97th Howard Baker, R-Tenn., bones of the trees, a delicate tracery welfare recipients to work for thier ment. Town Council members want set a meeting date to meet with the Hockanum Valley Community to the Henry Park swimming pool: between the president and IK) IT DAli.Y — Find out what's the Congress in January. slated to become Senate said he informed Reagan he’d greasing the skids with against the high blue sky. The leaves money. to have provisions attached to the representatives of the Connecticut Council buses; a request from Coun­ and will receive a report on the talk of the town by reading Towntalk Reagan and Vice President­ Majority Leader, and Robert withholch criticism of the new House and Senate leacfership Congress to get favored are crunchy underfoot, the air has a If the towns don't submit their land swap between the town and the Conference of Municipalities to dis- cilman Robert Wehrli relative to status of the town's Block Grant every day in yuur F>cning Herald elect George Bush criss­ C Byrd, D-W Va , current president for six months in a reinstated on a regular basis. legislation through. nip it didn't have last week. Where has the autumn gone? The winter is crossed the Capitol last month leader, agreed that a tax cut unified effort “to turn the Reagan, he said, offered Hopefully, the amicable Conviction upheld almost upon us; the year is dying. BOLTON— A financial aid College and treasurer of the Connec­ economy around.” minority Senate leadership the Reagan-Bush visit to Capitol in their first visit since the should be one of the first items But how beautifully it dies! Is there workshop will be hosted by the ticut Association of Financial Aid election, making courtesy calls of business. Congressional critics of assurance that he would meet Hill will inspire a continuing not a lesson here for all of us? As Bolton High School Parents Advisory Administrators, will conduct the and meeting with House and Significantly, Reagan President Carter often com­ regularly not only with trend of cooperation that will Scripture reminds us: “The life and Commitiee Dec. 15 at 7:30 p.m. in the workshop. Resnick is serving his second term promised to seek better plained they had too little Republicans but with enable Washington to solve death of each of us has its influence high school library. Senate officers of both parties. The workshop will include informa­ as Coordinator of the Connecticut High court backs judge The pledges of cooperation relations with Congress than access and consultation with Democrats in Congress. perplexing problems — on others; if we live, we live for the Bolton parents tion about various types of financial State Student Financial Assistance VERNON — In an opinion released hadn't established a factual basis for they received may not signal President Carter had during the White House. President Gerald R. Ford economic and otherwise — that Lord; and if we die, we die for the aid such as grants, loans and Training Program. The program in­ with federal rules that do not require Lord, so that alive or dead we belong plan session by the Stale Supreme Court, it was the no contest plea made by Godek a defendant lo admit to the details of an extended "honeymoon" his tenure. "We aren’t going to Sen. Jake Garn, R-Utah, followed this practice to ad­ now face the country. scholarships. The financial aid form volves the training of financial aid of­ ruled that Judge Harry Hammer of to the Lord" (Romans 14:7-8). will be available and a detailed ficers at institutions throughout The Superior Court said it agreed an offense if they plead no contest vantage during the turbulent the Tolland County Superior Court, between the executive and accomplish anything unless we Minority Secretary of the The American people will be on scholarships description of how to fill it out will be Connecticut. Sister Katherine Panalitis, CND did not violate the constitutional legislative branches — but they cooperate with the House and Senate — the third-ranked GOP times following the resignation watching for further given. All high school seniors and their St. Bartholomew Convent, rights of Richard E. Godek when he leadership position — said of President Richard signs....and anticipated The financial aid form must be parents are urged to attend the Coroner^ report__ did please Reagan and should the Senate,'■ he observed Manchester found him guilty of first-degree un­ Afterward, House. Speaker, after the meetings he'd like to Nixon...and President Lyndon results. filled out by parents and submitted meeting. For more information call lawful restraint in December 1978. HOLLYWOOD (UPIl - Actress she swallowed a corrosive alkali sub­ b^encoi^^^^n^^^^^ June Krisch at 643-2768. after Jan. 1. Godek, former social services Rachel Roberts, who starred in stance such as lye or some deadlv Frank Resnick, Director of Finan­ In case of inclement weather, the coordinator for the Hockanum "Saturday N'xghl and Sunday M or­ acid cial Aid at Central Connecticut State workshop will be held Dec. 16. In Washington Valley Community Council allegedly ning" and "This Sporting Life, " died Miss Roberts was nominated lor an M E p r o m i s e d l b u n d e r m in e C o n &UMER held a Coventry woman prisoner in from swallowing a caustic substance Academy Award for her role in the his home in October 1977. In March such as lye or acid, a coroner s 1963 movie, "This Sporting Life. " in P r o t e c t i o n ! UE p r o m i & e d To § E n d T H E 1979 Judge Hammer sentenced reporl reveals. which she played a grief-strickcn M A R IN E S IN E v Er YWMERE! HE PROMISED Dorothy Miller installed Godek to one to three years in prison Miss Roberts, a former wife of Rex widow who resists the affections ol a Harrison, was found dead Wednesday The case against the laM^yers T o T a k e c o n t r o l o f o u r b o d i e s f r o m and Godek has been free on bond pen­ rugby star, played by Richard ding the outcome of his appeal by her gardener in the backyard of Harris WOMEN ! HE PROMISED To RESTART Tr E By KOBKKT W M TKK> Godek claimed that Judge her BelAir home. She was 5 l She also was leatured in ' Saturday Los Angeles County officials said WASHINGTON iNEA' - Philip M prolession contract requiring lawvers to ARMS RACE! AARGH' KEEPS HiS National Order president Hammer violated his constitutional Night and Sunday Morning, in 196(i Sunday they could not determine Both roles won her British Eiliii Stern and Paul T Masse have some But Stern and Masse, in efforts con­ specifically identify their services PROMISEE)... ' , ------rights by failing to tell him that he whether the death of the actress was Academy Awards impiirtanl questions lor this coun­ ducted indpendenlly of each other, and prices could be tried by a judge. BOLTON— Dorothy Risley lunch at the Government House The court also rejected Godek's suicide or accident F'uneral arrangements were pen­ try s citizens in (jeneral and its have advanced the state of the art by Stern proposes a more radical .solu­ -j...He’ll be Miller of Bolton, former state hosted by Governor and Mrs Harry contention that Judge Hammer The cf'rnner s office said, however. ding lawyers in particular codyfing the arguments against the tion -- establishment of a National THE representative, was installed as Hughes. Why do .Americans pa> three times ruinous costs, excessive power and l.egal .Service "placing legal help on T FiRbT president of the National Order of .Mayor Schaefer of Baltimore more in attorneys lees to probate insensitivity to justice spawned and a. par with all other parts of the Women Legislators at its annual con­ awarded .Mrs Miller one of three ONE the wills of deceased relatives than promoted by a profession purported­ justice system and making it equally vention in Baltimore. Md., recently. keys to the city. they pa\ funeral directors to bury the ly committed to public serxice available, free of charge, to all Ev e r ' The National Order was founded in The next convention of the Order dead" Lawvers with obscure language citizens 1938 by the late Julia Emery of will be in October 1981 in New Hampshire Why d o t h e and overcomplicated procedures Hegardless of which approaches Connecticut. The order currently has 380 members. nation s lawvers have wciven legal webs around nearly .ire pursued, acdion is urgently (Jhild dinir annually charge every aspect cl private, business and The objectives of the order are to required to correct an increasingly kindle and promote a spirit of help­ ANDOX KR — Community Health clients billions oi public life says MALT “The law intolerable sitiialion fulness among present and former Service Inc of Columbia, Hebron. dollars to conduct has become nm ole inysl'-rious and women state legislators, encourage Andover and Marlborough will con­ routine transac­ intimidating to American citizens, greater participation of women in duct a well child clinic Thursday at tions - including even in its most routine civil Quotes public affairs, promote election or the Andover Congregational Church buving a house. ■ applic .itions appointment of increasing numbers All pre-school children of the four HOUDAY probating an estate and securing a Stern takes the argument one step of women to public office, promote towns are eligible to attend. Im­ The c lim h in lo be dil- divorce - that could be done bv further noting that there is a interstate relations of friendship, and munizations and routine physical fu ’u li laymen at little or no cos" seeminglv endless supply of at- act as a clearing house for informa­ w r w examinations will be given Why does the I nited States have lornev-. available and eager' to § l b N ’80 Ntw i tion for members of the Order For more information call the SWEATER .mI\ rnlIIri r. ilrorriliitic l«ir three times as many hiwyers per servi iirporalions and the well-to-do Mrs Miller served as chairman of health office at 228-9428 ('liiiilMMt,' Ml. | \(‘r«-«l llii- uiiilcr. '. * * < ,, capila as (ireat Hritain. live times as but a de.irih ol l.iwyers both equqiped the Nominating Committee, \X in « N rrarb in p h a nil Regional Director, treasurer for four Koffe** K raflors many as Germany 10 times as mans and willing to help poor and middle- A " . ^ l4-Mi|M-raliirrs> in.i\ drop t I drurrr» years, and president-elect before M\N(,HESTER The Koffee SALE! as France ind a phenomenal 2i ’ iir.es c lass ciients assuming the presidency. She served as manv as Japan" Not oni\ do 90 percent ol the coun­ Dorothy .Miller Krafters of the Nutmeg Branch of I mi^ht-pos.^iblv havf had a liHle Arson linked to forest fires six terms in the Connecticut House of Ihe YWCA will have its annual What other profession .idminislers try s lawyers serve only 10 peicent of tjii 1(1 do with i( hut I really don’t Representatives famous 'Dollar' Housing and potluck luncheon on Dec. 3 at noon its own entrance ex.uns establishes Its people but the legal profession think 1 u.fs the cause 1 think he did it 'The Baltimore Convention included Redevelopment of downtown, a lour The luncheon will be at 78 Main St. Its own standards, regulates its own has done Its tiesii. keep it that way B> I.K T H V M A R S H AI L setting the fires A caretaker was voked if a fire destroys government to h im se lt many workshops, a tour of the art on the suburban Maryland .Metro Baby-sitting is available during the members and passes judgment on its adds Stern Tile 'irganized bar has arrested in California on suspicion of property If property is in excess of — H ill\ < arl«T. b ro llirro l I'he Herald s Washington Bureau museums and the Maryland Art System, a briefing on Capitol Hill in meeting for those who call the Y of­ own misconduct' delibeialeU kept the price ol legal WA.SHINGTON - The message arson in connection with the fires $100, the penalty is not more than Institute, a tour of Baltimore's Washington, a lour of Annapolis and d r i l l < .1 r l r . .Ml a 1N / i II li i « fice in advance at 647-1437 M EN ’S Stern a New Vors writer jioses help up and has Kept comjietilion that Srnokey the Bear has been that swept through Southern Califor­ $10,000 or to years in jail If under liro i)irr‘« drt«-at in lii« bid ior SWEATERS those questions in tfii- recently down echoing year after year that “only you nia $100. not more than $100 or one year • b I I ...... published Lawyers on Trial The long-'A'-rdue overhaul ol the can prevent forest fires' fell on some Arson is a felony, but a difficult one in jail There are more (»eople concerned 40 arrested over weekend described as a book foi people who inequitable system requiies the deal ears this month to prove A person almost always has "More than 8,900.000 acres were about \^ho shot J K KvMng than are ted up with lawvers and lor drastic revision "I many federal, Arson and carelessness by hunters, to be caught In the act or witnesses burned between 1970-79 as a result ot there are [leople who are eoncerned lawyers who are troubled about their si ite and local laws but MALT campers, and thrill-seekers was must testify lo the act "Only about 420.000 fires intentionally set. which in nursing home strikes at)oui who killed Latanya Wilson and I'wn prolession notes that s no easy task because blamed for the loss of more than 40,- one percent ot arsonists are actually exceeds $2.5 million m destruction the other youn^ children in (mr com- Masse propounds virtu.ill', iden­ lawyers dominate most of tbe country's 000 acres nf forest land in Kentucky caught.' said one otficial at the costs. " another officials of the Ser­ mumiy. one a make believe and the HARTFORD (DPI) — Two more contracts were Meanwhile, negotiations broke oil this weekend lor tical queries in his role .iS cl,airman legislative bodies and West Virginia and more than 50,- Forest Service vice added "This IS an increase ol 50 other a reality ' settled while picket line disturbances flared with 40 some of the 520 striking nurses at Waterbury Hospital of Help Abol.sh Legal Tyranny or Mas.se s "i ganiz.ation has proposed 000 acres in California. Penalities for arson vary from percent since 1970 ' who walked off the job Nov 17 Entire Stock of Our — [ nidt'iilifird \tlant.i n‘«id4-iit. arrests in Connecticut's walkout by nursing hhme MALT a Wastiington-based public- a series ol relatively modest mea'sures Fifty percent of forest and brush stale to state, but federal laws are As more and more communities The nurses are supported by 574 maintenance and ser­ Regular S16. i o iii iniM i I i im o n ib i* - I r i i m id workers. interest group th.it I lain,' ap­ t" bring about rc'forrn including sub­ lires are caused by man. according explicit For intentionally setting a develop near wildlands, as more Employees al the 221-bed Avery Heights home in Hart­ vice employees who have honored picket lines in the ^'elebrdU' the hohdiU s wiih this inim bt'o and di^.ippi-.u-.ini'e*. ol vNvirm and .v ■n'lt'r’ ul non proximately ;tii III, , ...i.mbers stitution ol under.si.indable l.iiiguage lo the I' .S Forest Service However. fire, the penalty is not more than cities expand, as people move out of ford and the 370-bed St Mary's Home in West Hartford largest nursing strike in Connecticut history \lt.inl.i bbo k I'bildren o \rr tin Crt'u nn k.'« \ : K." .i!id > ar throughout ttie i ouriiry $5000 or 5 years in jail or both city to the country, the potential tor voted Sunday night to approve contracts, leaving six The hospital's registered nurses and licensed practical lor ii g.il Jargon in all contracts and ho^l I.~) moolbo. ( \ltt ) 1980 may see a del mite increase in digans in t ill nl) tn l'Ir.iP 'l Thes re lerl,Hilly noi ttie nrsi to '■slablishmeni "I a system under that percentage, due to the many .Nonwillful acts, such as burning arson and property loss increases homes still strikebound nurses are covered by separate contracts Bargaining for fisherm.ir ilt” .g-'i" Nothm^i u ill lie hidden It ^ just the two groups on issues other than pension benefits are note that loo many asp,., is q m,. which .ayitien and iiaralegal advisers fires that swept thrnugh five states. brush that gets out of control or Some damage is short term, but The two settlements left 700 elderly and sick patients pllJ-Sh <.hrl'...ir'' f\ that 1 tcel these st.ilistu s lake di^ni- affected by the strike That number had topp^ 1.400 conducted independently, though the Connecticut Health knits C hcxisr >nill . OiiM W*' .» conduct III the legal pp.iession tiase could handle routine conlracts and F’lrelighlers in Kentucky reported leaving a campfire unattended, others are irreversible, such as loss l> Iroin the ^irls when 900 kitchen and maintenance workers and nurses Care Associates represents both Hospital olticials and goi eafUi'. become a national s' and.il In recent transac tions seeing hunters from the air .seltjng carries a penalty of not more than to wild life, watersheds, and heatTuns t Unmi deeploiv*' — .Iiili.i Morb \. oi'^ani/rr ol tin- and nurses aides struck 10 nursing homes last Tuesday CHCA negotiators met at the Waterbury Holiday Inn in years tor '-x-ampie both Presidet.i MALT IS [lublishing a series ol 20 fires tn flush out deer while others $500 or SIX months in jail recreational areas, coupled with an and a rainUm o! bright '>luule‘' ^li'>« W orld < o iiI i 'hI, o n V4ii> lln - Meanwhile. 40 pickets, including two union leaders, bargaining lor a contract covering the .340 striking R.Ns Cartel and I'hiel .luslu e '.Sarien K legal manuals to be distributed tree reported by ttie middle of the week The federal government has a increase in floods, mudslides, and lo highlight \uur seasoi ' no-.i-iirrinriilo ot I hr ( o iili -l.inl*. were arrested during a rally outside the Lorraine Manor No additional talks had been scheduled for 180 L I’ Ns after Burger h.ive advanc'd widely pollution An iiuk h ton tugiu* as :hr\ ar*' to Its diies-jiaying members The arr In-iiiu >*itlllli-ld ior llii* lir«l that firebugs were deliberately more serious penalty that can be in­ nursing home in Hartford after they tried to block a fruitless 10-hour meeting Friday publicized scaiiung cnliques 'if the lo vu-ar Si/('N S-M -1 \ I lust in the senes includes a model linn- in -H\«*ar-. deliveries and prevent other workers trom entering the building, police said The New England Health Care Employees Union, HOP RIVER HOMES Washington Merry-Go-Round District 1199. charged al least two ol those arrested BOYS’ during the demonstration by about 300 union members •Senior Citizen Housing Community SWEATERS had been beaten by police Union spokesman Bill Meyerson called the incident a •24 Cottage/Style units in Andover ■police riot. " and claimed police beat union president Soviet espionage is grounded by cutback of flight to U.S. Jerome Brown with a nightstick and he was "bleeding •Section 8 HUD Assistance to about the head " Bx I \< K \M)I IMON qualified applicants k .111 .Alt.i 'lisi lose- tliiit .Aerollot |s M.elrid was exjielled hy Spanish salislaelorv by the evaluation team Meverson also said other pickets were "manhandled ' W \ ; 1. ' 1 • 'N I inv \[;,i-i H ,(ii that he would now be playing hard­ bell tightening in the new Republican mole lli.,n iiu iel'. a sceuri'delivei \ .lUllioriln'S as a resu!l "I Ins imolve- Among the more glaring deljc'ieneies by police and he saw one young woman bleeding after her •Handicap units available Entire Stock ol Our respi/n.M- ' , 'tif ->"1,1.1 u,\,,,,,,n m ball in the Mig Lc>agues .Said O'Neill administration, bureaucratic I haiinel li.r Husm.iii spv material ineiit in m ililarv espioiiagi' ' the umpires louncl ' nead was lorced up against the paddy wagon Regular $12 and $14 Alghuni-l.iii wtiuh i.- [ii,,l),ib,v .,> whose career as a baseball Ian goes aesthetes in the Department of But Hartford Police .Sergeant George Boice said there •Financed by F.m.H.A. I'or a nuiiibei ol ycai.-, Ibe W itliin the Soviel 1 "nioii Ihe seeui 1- Only 2(1 ol 4ti aireralt were Wann as-ioas! Mu'tlan*!' irriLiliiig I" ih" K ifiiilin as tlii' back lo the. days ol the old Boston Health and Human Services are were no injuries reporl stales the Soviets have been ly police apparently judge loreigners reliable tishcnnan kniis and to,ids v>! ttlyiTipic ^laln"^ howolt i- the cur Braves: "Being governor of Califor­ going ahead with plans for $6,800 "It got to be a disorderly crowd, that's all, " said Boice. lashionihemlles Inancv inng suspected of using Aeroflot for lelec- hy what the Kussians do when For Mormatlon write: Mobility III crew and aircraft nia was like playing Triple-A hall ollei lion ol ( olors and "trifH-'v tailmeiil al I ,S llighi,.; bv llir Hu- I roiiK • I nlelligence eolleel ion mural for the Surgeon General's con­ “It was nothing serious. They were disturbing the E. H. M. Inc. Ihev re abroad "On domestic Mights was judged unsatisfactory bec ause of This is the majors ' neighborhood, yelling and screaming and blocking the •nan slal" airLne \i |,,l|..i operations Two ex.imjiles are ference rixim The mural will depict over the FSSH Ihe KGM ollieer mismanagement at three ditferenl 0 Neill who will be ti8 next week, driveway " Hop River Homes Since ihc Alghaiiislan iggrcssiun cited the history of the i’ublic Health Ser­ prohablv acts in a sei urilv eapaeily control points FTxcessive safety also offered the 69-year-old Reagan a Picket line disturLuuces had led to 41 arrests since the Box 2 ______zkeroflol has b«‘en restricted to two The Soviets reportedly vice trom 1793 to 1960 Asked about to inl'irm on Ihe activities ol deviations were also found gloomy prediction “ You know. strike began — about half outside Lorraine. Andover. Ct. 0623^ igMlNHSW Ilighl- .1 wi ck "UI rescheUuled Ihe Might ol 11. K2- the need tor such an artistic expen­ loreigners or lo block attempts by Carelessness, ineptitude and Governor, " he said, “you're older Hartford Police Chief George W. Sicaras ordered a 1)1 l)uH's Irier t'lassK in 1971 lo [ii riiiit coverage ol diture in a time of austerity, an ot­ them to gather inlelligenee the (TA major salety violations led to lading than me and you look younger. But “full investigation" into the allegations of police brutali­ naliim.il All pill ! f ' .its euiiiinand post exercise ficial explained that the agency is reports ' On overseas flights, the grades in c ombat support, command I'll bet that after a year on the job ty while the union scheduled a news conference for today th e I (' d (' r a 11 \ In 1977. a special Aerollot constantly getting inquiries about the to discuss “the collusion of police and the home's lunetion ol the KGM ollieer would be and control we ll both look the sa m e " The "pcr.iled l.iciliiv / / charter flight over the continental development of the Public Health management lo break the strike," said Meyerson. ^ to maintain eonirol over the Ilighl - Crews had not read the tactical silver-haired speaker did not say LOOK TERRIFIC! iiutsiile Vniled Stales was viewed as having Service. The mural will presumably Brown and union organizer Thomas Doyle of Sandy \ crew and prevent any possible defee ground rules Wa-tiinul'iii what role, if any, he will play in tur­ answer such questions - tor the Hook were charged with inciting to riot and assaulting a J i LOSE INCHES AND GET FIT' Andffwo IXtIr t friA «V « ,1 eolleel.oli mission, sine e signal in­ lions t n tedw wwMe vi «U Kn non* - I’ersonnel were found sleeping ning Reagan's hair white police officer and were released on $5,000 bond each. hum kUdw i(v AUtMflM Acr'.ll'i! - lii^l,;,-, telligence inlereepi gear was Surgeon General's art-loving lest fliiiikeil: A lllajol eompo- on the job The others were released on disorderly conduct COME TO A lilt" \( ,v York ____ Wuieli on Mimic: Apparently un­ visitors, at least. ' on S S lM i’UN.IIl 1 I HRM\1 vs .ihserved on Ihe aireratl nent ol the new rapid deployment No security checks were made charges. FREE DEMONSTRATION wiTc balled not bv Ihe I S govern troubled by the prospect of budgetary I t'M'fv niRhi Mnntl.tk JlmiuKl) s.initvl These examples. Ihe rejiort says, force ' made a miserable showing in lielore classified briefings nienl but h\ the Teamsters I'niiin State health inspectors continued to report adequate liMii MasU'i t .ifit .iiul V |s^ IT*' »$fli i*n)*’ indicate a prolonged einplovmenl of a six-day exercise last .September, - Essential pafierwork was lost. care at the struck homes D e c . 1 s t - 8:30 P.M. whii'h has reliised Ir, M-rviie Soviet oni Aerollot by the Soviets lor both acc ording to the conlidential report Mechanical failures were found “We feel pretty confident an acceptable level of care is (ilanes there counler-intelligente and foreign ol an Army team that evaluatcHl its virtually everywhere ifliuirliriitrr izuniimj Hrrali'i going to be sustained at all the facilities. " said Thayer 7:45 P.H What bottlers thi' Itu.ssians is not colleelion purposes performance ri|)'< for ilie gi|)|nT When Ronald Baldwin, director of health system regulation for the Dec. 2nd _ iojh) iH the loss ol levenue but Ihe eulbaek Manchester — A City of Village Charm All over the wiirld. Aerollot is The :il7th Tac tic al A irlilt Wing was Reagan met privately with House state Department of Health Services. “The care has real­ on espionage activities lurthered bv regarded with suspicion by local Founded Oct. 1, 1881 ly been very good" Knigirts of Cohsnbus Hall Anderson-Little being tested on its coinhal readiness Speaker Thomas " Tip " O'Neill al the Aeroflot The Soviet planes wilt, Union spokesman Leslie Engel said the latest contracts So much for so Kttle. governments The airline s ehiel o( in Hxerc'ise Ihirple I'enny ' at I’ope Capitol last week the venerable Call Bsv Tanner tor their K till seeurilv [lersonni'l ,ire Published by the Manchester Publishing Co.. Herald Square, were the same as those ratifi^ by other homes since the Tiperalions in the Netherlands was Air F’orc'i' Base in .North Carolina Its Massachusetts Democrat had some more Inlormatlon MANCHESTER PARKADE, MANCHESTER the Hussians_ prelerri'd means oi Manchester, Conn. 06040. Telephone (203) 643-2711. walkout. arrested some years ago and mission m wartime is to transport friendly words ol advice for the M6-0808 WESTFARMS 1 ARMINt'iTUN (Open Sumla\ )2 5; . NAUCiAIVl k VAl 1 tV M '\l 1 W \Tt RBI R) getting lop-seerel ri'p'irl- -.ili'l'. M«mt>«r. Audit Bureau o( Circulation Member, United Preii tnlernational Besides Ixirraine Manor, the remaining homes on f expelled on suspic-ion 'it Irving lo men and equipment Irom the rear president-elect QinJin CarttncateiCelt.______Are Avatfabfa bac k lo the Kremlin strike include Danbury Pavillion in Danbury: The Jewish steal slale secrets And the CIA ec helon to a forward c cimbal area Recall ng that Reagan began his Steven Harry. Executive Editor Home for the Aged in New Haven: Ridgewood Central However .1 secret (| \ nporl lep'iits lli.it on anolhi'r occasion "a Cuilomer Service — 647-0946 Frank A Burbank. Managing Editor In SIX out ol seven erilieal areas, career ,is a baseball play-by-play Raymond F Robinson Edilor-Publisriar Harold E Turkmgton. Editor Emeritua Nursing Home in Middletown. Hilldale Home in BliKim- ^robic Dancing shown recently to mv a-si" i,iO' ().,||. high-level Aeroflot official in field and Adams House in Torrington. Ihe 517^1 was rated clearly iin- broadca le i. 0 Neill warned Reagan ■ BYJACKISORtNStN. EVENING HERALD. Mon , Dec 1, 1980 - 7 (. - EVENIN(i HERAU). Mon , I)cc 1, 1980 Deer population not too happy in Verniont Network homes plan MANCHESTER AREA lly I nilril-BrcHK Inlrrnaliunol rather be hunting themselves than said. "Everybody tries to get their hunting diatribes, and "ARM THE makes causes so eelebre in this age unfairness of hunting came onlyJirom If you needed someone in Vermont minding the store. vacations set up for hunting season.” DEER” bumper stickers surface. of hearts looking for reasons to to repair your car. unclog your sink The Nov. 13 issue of the Newport committed vegetarians, " the 'TiiImes CONFERENCE OF CHURCHES This year, however, the weather . The Barre Montpelier Times Argus bleed," the newspaper said in a re­ Argus said. or sell y^u lumber. Saturday, Nov. >5 Daily Express, which serves the far didn’t cooperate. An unseasonably finally had enough. cent editorial. northeastern comer of the state, "But it's another thing entirely provides alternative probably wasn't the best day to find early storm dumped up to a foot of "Fie on the squishy of heart, the "Hunting is OK. Hunters, too ... when run-of-the-mill, garden-variety carried three front page ads them. snow on parts of the state Nov. 17. great espousers of animal rights, "It would be one thing if com­ meat-eaters pump themselves up Jone.ses. the other tamilie.s. and Mrs. purchased by companies to notify ii> i.u Ri:\ DVMs siii;\ 14 Churches Uforking Together A goodly portion of Vermont’s pop­ forcing the department to recall those whose uninformed passion plaints about the innate cruelty and about the moral horrors of hunting. Molumnhy .said being a Network par­ ulation could be found that day clad their customers they would be closed llrr.ilil Rr|iurlt‘r more than 100 maintenance workers. ticipant is a "Learn on the job in Service to our Community in red or fluorescent orange, armed on opening day. "They all came back with no M \\»III> I I R - Sally s experience Once you've done it to the teeth and stalking through the "It goes back about 10 years,” said problems and only a few grumbles,” motluT a local social worker, once, you're experienced. " Brown woods with the intensity usually Steve Poulin of Poulin Lumber Co. in Crisman said. New UConn degrees voted rejected her leenafie daughter said reserved for Indian scouts or Jungle North Troy. I CbdplAiniv at divt Deer season does more than because she was too busy with her Mrs Molumphy said " There is no Department of gugrrilla fighters. "We used to take Veterans Day off, provide Vermonters with a pleasant STORKS— Five newly Students in the program M.B.A./M.A. degrees to be agencies or international CoHwtlpvvfM Humi' are expected to attain a offered: communications. work to take care ot the upheaval question you have an influence on . D ts tm l Care I m Flilvr^ It also wasn't a particularly good but most of the men complained diversion and help fill their freezers; developed University of Sally's adolescence caused in the these kids lives Even if they get in day for deer — several thousand of because they wanted first day of deer it is a financial bonanza for the state. Connecticut degree broad understanding of "In order to anticipate, lamilv trouble almost immediately after them ended the day hanging ignobly hunting off. and half of them would The "flatlanders” who flock to the programs aimed at in­ Latin America and its peo­ understand and act upon Tokes also added that the ■ EfivflirMY l\inlry ple, cultural heritage and political and economic Implementation of these •lake, a mildly retarded youth leaving your home, you ve made fi-.ra ■ rvHBAnk from trees and porch rafters. take it off anyhow.” state in quest of a trophy buck to creasing international couldn't get along with his mother's thenytnow someone cared enough to I'-'kt p ep aitm ent of The opening day of deer season Poulin said he put it to a vote sling proudly over their fenders bring career opportunities for contemporary economic, developments in the world, new programs would not ■ Huomii Hnuh riiad require new commitments live-in bovlriend so he lelt home and take them in ■ ClotMng Honk isn’t a state holiday — at least not of­ among his staff and it came out hundreds of thousands of dollars with students have been ap­ social and political it is critical that l .'i' I Human Need* or additional resources on slept in a local barn lor three nights ■Several participants said they still ■ RvnHunr Honk ficially — but for thousands of Ver­ "unanimous that we'd take the first them to Vermont — and leave much proved by the State Board problems for possible Americans have a basic ■ Kv>E«trv t the part ot the University. belore he ca.me to the attention ol keep in touch with the youths. Mrs. monters it is a celebration, a day off, day of deer season.” of it behind. of Higher Education. careers in government, knowledge of countries business and com­ other than their own. " "It essentially authorities Smith said she made good friends a tradition and a ritual all rolled into All of PouJinls_eight employees For many Vermonters, though, Under the auspices of the munications. Krisch added that the reassembles, in program Kileen who couldn t gel along with with the mother ol one boy who one. went huntin^tfu* yehr "except the hunting is a way of life, often handed UConn Office for Inter­ rarity of programs like this form and awards recogni­ tier lalhcr during the teenage years stayed with her lamily. and his fami­ In diners and gasoline stations, bookkeeper,^ he said. \ from generation to generation, and national Education and Dr. Ramon Knauerhase, in the U S. would be tion, courses already ol testing one s wings, took an over­ ly IS now a Network participant shops and (lost offices, the usual "But nobody's got anything yet.” dating back to the days when you Development and Dr. a UConn professor of valuable for those con­ offered in a number of dose 111 pills and lound hersell in a Dihers .said the youths send Christ­ "g’mornin"’ is replaced for 16 days They have more chances, th,e season either hunted or starved. Rudolph L. Tokes, economics will head the sidering a career in related fields by different liospilal still unable lo cope with her home problem This removes the ob­ mas cards and sometimes visit their with, "got your deer vet?" running through Nov. 30. But deer season also re-opens associate dean of UConn's undergraduate program in Middle Eastern Studies. government, international departments. " Tokes said home siluali'in vious problems ol having lo live in a lamilies Many businesses curtail their ac­ The state Highway Department is traditional divisions between the graduate school and OIED This major concentrates Sallv .lake. ' and 'Eileen' are eonirontation si'lling at the same ' ■"'"til tivities for all or part of deer season; decimated during deer season; died-in-the-wool hunters and those director, two Bachelor of on the area of the world licilious names, hut the situations lime they lr\ to gel Iheir heads Christmas is the hardest time pragmatic managers recognize the Transportation Secretary Ronald who consider the sport cruel, bar­ Arts degrees in Latin from Morocco to .ire rc.il aiiii rcpresentalii.e ol the together Every year we ve been in the futility ot trying to maintain a full Crisman said 125 of the 450-person baric and overly macho. American Studies or Mid­ Afghanistan and from pniOlems at lot .d youlhs While at the Network home. We (irogram. we \(' had a child with us at complement of help. work force took off the first week. Letters-to-the editor columns are dle Eastern Studies and Turkey to the Sudan, in­ These \oiilhs in crisis used to be treat Ihem just like laimly said Mrs Chrislmas Brown said Besides, most of them would "It's kind of an annual event,” he^ frequently peppered with anti­ two Master of Arts degrees ‘V cluding the Arab states, plan'd ir ,1 ler.i'l\ and cheap hole! oi Smith We set down a l urlew, and The de(iailment, always .seeking in Slavid/East European ;opan avary nita l l l ^ ^ s Iran, Israel and the Cis- uiiiM' enter inlo Ihc lile ol .i rules about meals and who they can volunteers lor the [irogr.im. stressed MACC News Studies or Latin American Xiwnlinl Caspian regions. 'un.iwai. "11 the street' take rides Irom vou know, 1 ,im Hie (>arlici|)almg lamilies are in no ISetv display Studies will be offered in \ii aiteiii.ilive now cMsls known am,i/ed al the gie.il dislanei's these w.iy asked to (irmide more than lood the Fall of 1981. styrofoam i" NetWork homes a i adre ol sewn kids w ill w.ilk, or mavbe iiu kids are and shelter lor the youlhs Medical Dr. Zenon S. Malinowski, ■amil'es I,ike tin se \A!iths into llieir ( overage and legal responsibility for .Mrs. .Mancy Carr, left, executive director The exhibit made its debut at the annual Traditional town carol sing a professor of management '(lolled In addition, a new, dual hollies lor two rreeks riieir goal is Mrs Smith said one Iti-vear-old ■invlhing which could happen to the ot the Manchester Area Conference of Manchester product show last week at the degree program leading to and administrative science not to ride ;n on a while horse ,ind girl who stayed with her lamiB youlhs while in Ihc network homes Churches, and George Beauregard, right, J.C. Penney warehouse. (Herald photo by the degrees of Master of and dean of UConn’s i oi'irol the situation hut ralhei lo broke the rules during her stav not ■ir( the res(ionsibilit\ ol the real president of Beauregard Corporation, are planned for Center Park Business Administration graduate program, 'Iter assi'Milce l.imily Pinto) Goodwin and Krisch will coming home until very lale. not shown in front of the new exhibit for MACC. By NANCY CARR, sacnticing ol tneir own. and M aster of Arts in every All I tie na mes ol I a m 111< ' I niierslanding is the key lo the lllooilmohilc Lutheran Church. Coming head the dual degree tele(ihoning and worrving the lami- Exrrulixr Direrlor Students in Mrs. Dorothy International Studies, with little descrihing their participation haw network homes responsibility, with Some 60 cans of food Bloodmobile dates: graduate program in / a th e m'lrael* of motaftra^t I Iv Chrixtniax (!arol Sing Hogan's class gave up concentration in either tiee". . h.inged to protei t the iden participants .saying it ran be the most were contributed by the December 12th at Emanuel Business Administration thing" She ( .line home and I could tell chewing gum t and maybe a Latin American of the downtown maneHerttr J lilies .it the '.ouths needing the set lou(hing ol experiences If you enjoy singing the men and women giving Lutheran Church and and International Studies she needed lo sleep, so the next day few cokesi and raised Soviet Union and Eastern Mce However the people who spoke lovely and beloved blood at the November January 26lh at the Army Krisch noted the impor­ we had a talk We neier had am .Sometimes they II call their enough to buy 6 turkeys Europe also will be offered ire member' ol Network (larents while slaying al mv house, traditional Christmas Bloodmobile at Concordia and Navy Club. tance oK the dual emotional scene it wa- ke(il very Recreation programs slated and stuffing for in the Fall of 1981. Doing this helps m\ own ihild Carols in the most roman­ low key hut she showed great and' sav Mom. I love you' and you Thanksgiving baskets. eiow Mr Brown a Network pai- Know vou ve made things a little tic of Christmas settings remorse Mrs Smith said And in an intra school ■ . ipatit said This give's oi' 1’ tieller tor a lamily Mrs Smith t.I.AsrONIU K>— A ping pong, air hockey, evening open gym Call Mrs Molumpin said voulhs the Sunday Open t.ym; I beside the creche in fund challenge, students at \ ear-old son an idea ol how some (>eo- -,iid series of events for the cards and more at no cost Deb Plimpton at Barks 4 de(iarlmenl suspects ol being in­ Suntiay 1-5 p m . m the Center Parki and accom­ Bennet collected 500 to 700 l ie who ,ire brought u|> in an volved with drinking or drugs aren I coming week has been Monday Family Night High School gym for ages 8 Recreation office if in­ panied by the most stirring Mrs Molumphy said although cans of food for the .ileoholii ir broken home lire allowed in the program She said had planned by the Glastonbury tfpen (.yiii; and over Activities in­ terested music in town (Salvation there arc :mw seven lamilies par­ Emergency Pantry. \dded Brown s wile . (lur son h.is Mrs Smith rei|uesled it the girl Barks and Kecreation Families are welcome clude basketball, jogging, Army Band and Round ticipating, We could use 2ll W'e mav to participate at the ■ ome to apprei i.ile us more through eould have been leimned Irom her Department badminton, volleyball and Table Singers i then we ll Both Buckley and not call you lor months, but we need Glastonbury fhgh School, Ire M-aling l.cxsonx: ■he lires ol these other kids He has home immedialely lor having l■■or daily inlorinalion on more Proper footwear see you this Sunday at 6:00 Assumption Jr. High also ,i'so letirned to share leople recreation events, call 633- 6:30-9 p m Bing pong, required Yes — it's that special p m next to the camels (lossibh been involved with sub time of year again If you carried out food drives for The Bo wH' wh ■ h.irr opened stance abu.se But she said sim e Mrs r'l.'o. volleyball, badminton, Indoor Jogging: and wise men Bring your Thanksgiving. ■heir hoii'e to about eight voungslers The Barks and Hecrea- basketball, jogging and are a beginner and would This lady can show you Smith ( hose lo handle it hersell that B eginning Dec 2. flashlights and mittens and Canned goods for the like to learn the fundamen­ ttieir i"ar ve.irs in the program loo was line tion De[)arlment is at 1086 more are available Proper jogging in the Glastonbury mufflers and children food pantry from Brownie Network homes tals of ice skating, call our ■ lid'tw o weeks is just the light While the Browns and Smiths h.ne New London Turnpike and footwear required. High ^hool gym will be on We ll provide the song Troop 602, BoWers School. Barks & Recreation office ength ot time |or the wulh 'o sia\ ehildien ol Ihl'ir own another M \N( IIP ■• I I It— The lamilies in is open Monday through Bool t.uncellalioiih: Tues. and Thurs . 6.40-7 :30 sheets, the music, and Mrs Howard M Holmes. and leave your name and I'ttierwise \ou car get \er\ in Neiwork'laimly is the .loneses They Ihc Manchcslei A oiith Services l- riday Irom 8 a in to 4 Closed to the public on a m until April 2 i Gym is refreshments afterward Assistant Leader •Nov 27 . 28. including the the names of others you well Brown said have no childrin and Mrs Network homes sv-iem are Chuck p III closed however on school over at the Salvation Army Each girl and leader of morning Adult Swim know who would be in­ ( arol Molumpin the social -Aorker Moliim(itn said iheir partici|ialion and .land Slei ling .lames and Linda Bersons interested in in- vacations l Citadel An Annual Com­ Brownie Troop 621 brough ahetterwayto terested before the end of o' 'he low n s y.iulh .'serr u es Dep.irl D rillin Sam and Denise Bass birmalion about recreation “sviininaKlirK: Help M anted: munity Highlight' stiow.' the vouths what they have to Dec Classes will meet in 1 or more items. They ■; ■ -1 ■ .1 nd I ■ Io rJ1 nator oI tin I'Kik lorward to as loiing people set Hichard and Anna Murphy Don and (irograms should tall 633- Look and (eel great The Men's Basketball Tuesday evenings at J B are connected with Robert­ , : g: c: agleed For two weeks, ling u() an a|iarlment Donna .Maloney tlaston and Jolene '231 extension 391. 390 or through enjoyable water I.cague needs scorekeepers I'hunkxgix ing Kound-t p son School, leaders. Mrs. 'hes. r.iuth' wil: tie on 'heir ties! Williams Park from 7-8 The MACC Office and The Joneses joined lilt program I ’ e 11 e 11 e r , David and Elena 392 exercise on Tues ,7 30-8:30 and timers; the Renegades Carol Clavin and Mrs. h.C .' .Ihi el I '.mg holla lour months ago. and have laker, in Sherwood. Hussell and Susan Brograms and upcoming p m. at the High .School Traveling Basketball team p m Blazing fire, hot Concordia Lutheran Diane Snarski .: tie putting It out li ('111 lorih Eileen w ho is now bat k home and liilcKleau and Alexander and Joan events are as follows. pool needs hall supervisors, chocolate and instruction Church erupted into a We would also like to S 0|>eii (iyin for Adidix; form a former hockey star. saw time banking. * be Mier 'h.il the \outh Was \,erv loving while she w.is with ( iarv Senior t ili/cns; scorekeepers and timers, wonderful and wildly acknowledge Cub Scout Naubuc School every Brian Gillie, will be on the drastic uproar the two days '..C. (."■ -1 int" old behariol u- The\ also iiHik in a \oung girl Mrs Carol Molumphy who naor- Becreation activities activity supervisors are Troop 538 for their efforts Wed , 6-9 30 p m for per­ evening agenda Sign up before Thanksgiving as She’s Betty Vossen at Heritage Savings. ■ roriiem- who bad slept outside and al Hu dinales the program said. This job every Thurs al St Baul needed for the After .School (!hurrliex • The now and join us when the food poured in (rom the Du'ing the iwo Week i oolmg otl SaKalion Army and was hard, I an be very discouraging working Church 'except Nov 27, sons 18 and over imust be Becreation programs and churches and church ice IS ready schools, churches, and all As the head teller, she makes sure that . ol ; r.e o u I h ' r ee I I r e (allou- hut needed a lot ol ,i|ien with kids who have (irohlems But Th.mksgiving Dayi, .Mam out of high school i ■Sun afternoon and Mon groups continue to be the A ■iinsi .ing ii 'in .igencies in an I ion ihese lamilies brighten the job. with SI lor interested seniors kinds of community clubs backbone of our things run smoothly at the windows. Betty " | tr.pl || g.i.r. perspeelue on then Destine their ini'xperienee Hu Iheir cai mg Erom 9 30-1 1 30 a m organizations and Thanksgiving and Christ­ adds tellers and even works at the window square dance lessons arc businesses Turkeys m as basket giving: given lor all levels of arrived Mountains ol Emanuel Lutheran - 40 herself to save you time. With prompt, dancers New members canned goods were baskets; East Catholic - 20 delivered Fruit and November snow brings joy are welcome and en­ baskets, Concordia efficient service, she gets you out of the bank B( I mil'll I' couraged to attend — it's vegetables were donated lntirn.ilioo.il to M.iine Were in operation by marginal 'emper.iture and humidity Eager hands received, Lutheran - 20 baskets; St sooner. And you can find Betty at the Main The s.Kinds )i "V Vou hear .iic lots ol tun. wonderlul exer­ .Mary's • 15 baskets, St Th.mksgiving Iforeal Bidgi NurHisiai and .Alpine cise and the plea.sant com­ sorted and repacked, over iri'in ski .iiea "per.dors :r"in New James - 12 baskets; Com­ Office here in Manchester. Beseiv.dions l.u' the Christma- Me.idows pany ol old and new here - a turkey breast and l->,gl.imi to Ihc H.'ckv Moiinlad's munity Baptist - 7 baskets. season are going great said t arol Expansion ol lacililies has slowed Iriends Hot lunches i85 special foods suitable for a You can also find her busy planting her Thev have ..sionsoi ; aSll registers AAesteivell ol M l . AAa.-hington A allev in Ihe region But the lour Lake Second Congregational - 6 'ingling Their patrons are feverish- cents I are served at II 4.9 diabetic were being packed in New Ham()shire rahoe resorts and several others Qet mofe baskets; .South Methodist ■ backyard flower garden. Betty prides .'. waxing -kis and then an enjoyable for an elderly gentleman; 6 baskets; St llleflo.kle. have new bits Squaw A'alley has over there - a 20 lb turkey \ mid Nil',ember -torn, dumped up alternoon ol bingo, pokeno. Bartholomew - 3 baskets: herself on growing the K i Mason in Denver Karlv snow idded night skiing on weekends was being matched up with I" 14 inches ot -now It some irioun- cards and or relaxation Assumption School - 2 .i.nil e.irlv openings I be I ,l-('ade- out of several boxes of food to be most beautiful roses " or. HKati'ins delighting the ski in H c s e r V a 11 (I n s 'a n d baskets; Our Lady of Hope \Ae anticipale ,in (veess ol K I'arri, k Leavill in Seattle re()orls delivered to a working lu-'rv ir. New l-.ngland calcellalions 1 can be made Mother's Circle - 1 basket. in Manchester. She puts iiiillion litl tickets sold s.iid Bob -now is 1 oimng a little lale to Ihe anvtime u(i to noon on Wed family with 6 children In till Bui kje- in the 1 ro " ( I'linlrv Nii'f people • And we Knous director ol Colorado Ski I ’aeilu Northwest - 19 major areas by calling 633-9231. ext 390 Altogether, 184 baskets ite,.- -.1 the M id w e-’ ,ind the ^ife. still haven't thanked ail the a lot of effort into her Counirv I SA •A good snow wa- needed lor downhill complete with the fixings growing Mid Allanlii regn n there t.l.i*. ^(|ll.irt- If j nee good people who helped Ski C o u n try re (.r esc n 11 r. g .11 tion in earnest garden. And also into were similar high hope- Some had I lllb: (or a holiday meal and a < '.dorado s J2 areas is l oordma'ing But eager skiers were on Ihe slo[)es provide Thanksgiving for eariv -now Most have goixj advani e Oilers square dance week's supply of food were her work. energy and ei onoiiiy [lackages lor over Thanksgiving weekend on those in need. booking- \ number leature new lessons Wed evenings. 8-10 delivered to Manchester tKith C(dorar: ■Avc Sch(K)l 7-9 30 p rn .36 hut meals right now that advane reservations I be Aliitue-I Martin School: Susan time banking. Hen - wli.ii t'1'1 reporters m key The men must be 18 and There are so many good •Iron: loreign nations are wav U[i he Blese, Manchester Jaycee -ki area- find Biehard .Lines in Madi.son. Wis . over I must be out ol high people to thank we hardly -aid said Telemark l.iKlge at ("able. W'ls , Women; Jim I be I .1-1 s( bool' No fee or registra­ By reading the know where to begin and Kli/iabeHi Parson ol Ihe .A-jicn (cn had several runs iqien Nov 27 but McCavanaugh, Ted Cum­ Bon Beoiie c.t ir, Boston lepoit- tion IS nei essarv I'm sure, in all the confu­ tr.il I e-erv at ion -er v u e said advam e was relying on snowmaking and mings. quotes < ti.i'i vy, per ■(! Verniont .- I ..-1(1 Ai>ll.->b.ill: sion, we are going lo miss re-ervatioii- were lunning Hijicreenl ,ho(iing I"' .1 hh nil h base The resorl. Turkeys were donated by sugartHi-ii . .■;.■( (1 1].,^ iieen ,, rile .'(■( ond Eri of every Herald weryday. some good people but here vei 1,1-1 '.'ear whitfi s[)eei,ili/es in (loss country. Bennet School students lOng time We eould tie l|l,s month al tiebron Ave goes - / i be silerr.i- ii'(iorle(l te.-ervaiion.- .diead ol last i6i; Ruth Macintosh. Jan ' heerlul .School. 7 30-9 30 p m Men M j 11 (' li f XI (' r I I I g li Boberl Strand in San |■'lanelst■o .ear Gambala, Pam Wheeler, The .Norlheasi was hurt last season and women age 18 and over Stay Informed *>('liii(il • A very special ac­ reports Calilornia skiers Entries lor Telemark s leatured Walter Joyner, Rogers bv a nearlv snowless winter I must be out of high colade to the students at remembering the 1977 drought - a Corporation I3l. Even belore Thanksgiving, Weller Eel) 21 Norwegian American .schtHili. are invited to at­ Manchester High School disaster lor area (i[ier.ilois arc ner And for boxes of fresh - lid we ve had .m a. ■ uti.ulalioii ol ,i Birkebeiner r.."i kilometer race have tend and join m the lun No with Local, State who. upon discovering our vous There has been little (ileeipila- • ilreadv |o|iped ■, IMIO. wav up Irom fruit, thanks to Margaret left ol nalui.i: -now -o lai Hus t.ill lee community food collection tiori this tall A lot is needed lo turn Shainin. Thanks also to That s verv iiiiu-iial last veai ,1 good example ol the 'I (‘('II lfro|»-lti Center; had (alien through, Ihe holidav season into a success growth in cross country Mrs. Germaine Marcoux l'eo|ile .ire e( statu . said \ilam Every Thurs. and Eri , and National News. organized and carried out a But -nowmaking has grown in the I III MIII- Atlanlie fo r fresh fruit and Hoover oi Siigarloat 1 SA in Maine 6-9 p 111 for any teens age tremendously successful Sierr.is lle.ivenly A'alley has been Nicole I rian Charleston, W Va , Vegetables. Phil Are! e\ei ulive diri'( lor ol Ski 13-19. The Center is located lood drive to gather non- making snow on 7li ai res but held oil linds her stale - two areas delighted I'liunkxgixiiig Service Ti Assoi lalion in Lincoln. N II said at Naubuc Sctiupl in the old perishable foods for the Main Office: 1007 Mam Slrcci ii[ii'ning until Hiere w;is some n.iliir.il with adviince bookings well up from The annual Interfaith manv -ki .ne.is o|iened earlier than caleleria and offers pool. Thanksgiving and Christ­ Manche.ster 649-4.586 snow Al.so iiilo sniiwm.iking despite hist year Thanksgiving Service was, planned Aboiil jr irom Conneclu ul Subscribe Today mas baskets. The students as we’ve come to expect, K-Mart Office: Spencer Street. .Maiw he.'ler 649 :I(HI7 went out and collected 5.- Coventry Office: Route 31 742-7321 DUO cans, bottles and boxes beautiful and the music in­ Call 647-9946 Tolland Offire; Route 195. D mile south id I 86 iristmas Antiques Show & Sale of food. Let's hear a round spiring. Over 25 boxes of Road race show of community applause for food were donated for the Exit 99 872-7387 10 iNxIiihilors Ihe students and teachers Emergency Pantry and South Windsor Office: 29 Oakland Hoad 644 2484 3866 for the MACC Fuel M A N t II I - I I It at MRS. Special thanks to Moneymarkel in Food Market; We.sl Middle Included in the coverage Bank. Those funds are in­ ' overage ol Hic tuditional Saturday, Dec. 6, 1980 will be interviews with par­ student council officers deed most welcome since Turnpike in Ihe Manchester I’arkadc Manchest-cr Thanksgiving ticipants including Bill w lEumtig iiTrald John Wnirath and Daniel Moneymarkel in Highland I’ark Market: 10 A.M. -8 P.M. we had already pledged or Hoad Had' (iriKlui ed by Kibbee and guidance Bogers, Amby Hurfoot, ovyed to oil companies Highland Street. Manchester the fOmmunil'. liroad- Charlie Duggan and Race AND ADVERTISER counselor Ron McAdle. tf'i hi he held .if aihh ll ’'ehool 38(k).00 worth of fuel aid. 1 a.simg ( om|),mv Inc will 30,000 CIRCULATION . And to top off a great Director .Inn Balcotne Certainly never dull here in he -hown on Cable Channel I ().’$ Broad *'lreel, Miiiichf«lcr. f I collection, the Rainbow Community fSroad- mh this office. 13 lonigbl AAednesd.iv and ( asting ( oin()any Inc , is a |{efre»hnieiils • I rei' Parkiiit: Club and the English T ridav classes of Mr. Howie and Notice* non (1 rot it television Coming up and getting The ('overage ol the race Mrs. Jamo raised 3168.45 (iidduition company better and better the bv Caiol Seaton and Garv m tor turkeys by "giving up I'll ined to (iroducc l(H'al in- celebration of Human Henson will be shown iciosl (iro'gi.imming snacks for turkeys ' Adnubsiun W • \Suh tin- ciUil .bIihiI 1 "I J [h in'iiin ?l 2' f.i Kights planned for 4:00 tonight al 7 and al 10 a in Don.ilions mav be sent to More uunilf-rriil kiilx • All pnK'tH'ds iK'iielil Ivisi ( jttinhi lltMkf> T«‘.ini p.m.. D^ember 4, 1980 at ,md 7 (I m on AAednesdav Dost Dfloe 'Box. 1071 Uver at Bennet, another l)ir»‘ctions KU* Hh KasI exit Ki^hl on i ♦•nU-i St la-M on Hmad Center Congregational .01(1 End,IV Man' lie-ter iHii|40 class was doing some Si , Waddt'll School liK’atcd on I'orncr n! llf'Md St and Middle T('k< Church -sTi^.irffi-

« - EVENING HERALD. Mon., Dec I, IWO EVENING HERALD, Mon., Dec. 1, 1980 - 9 V^dclinqs- Indian leader plans for Penobscot future INDIAN ISLAND, Maine (UPI) — until a few years ago when the sUte million for purchase of 300,000 acres elude: governor, losing the election to Love. housing and emergency Timothy Love, who wears his hair in agreed, after much discussion, to of land for division among the tribes —Divide up the money and give "But the basic principle is for us to preparedness. There is a tribal coun­ a mod blowHlry style, walked into the Randazxo-A ndreo build a bridge. and a $27 million trust fund. The prin­ every tribal member one check per reduce the dependence of people on cil which meets monthly to discuss a PenobscA Nation Community Center To Love and other Penobscots, the ciple from that fund will be Invested. year; the tribal government, which will in public agenda. Life on the reserva­ w here1^ was instantly surrounded Mary Margaret Andreo of Manchester and Paul bridge is a symbol. Only the interest, about $2 million an­ —Divide the tribal population into turn reduce our dependence on the tion seems a mirror image of towns Emanuel Randazzo of Wethersfield were married Nov 29 by pebple asking questions and "'To me it represents the kind of nually, will be spent. seven age grpups and let each group waving papers at him. federal government, " he said. across the state. at the Qiurch of the Assumption in Manchester. treatment the whites have always "The Penobscots are the leaders," decide how to split the money; "We are like a small town, except The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Loren J An­ given to us," he said. “Every year he said. "We are at the doorstep of a —Give each tribal family a fund for "Each time the federal govern­ The 28-year-old tribal governor the money we have gotten has been dreo of 396 Bush Hill Road, Manchester The bridegroom we lost two or three people who new f'elatlonship with the M eral their own use; ment gives us a grant, they add a set signed some papers, shut his private given to us and we have little in­ IS the son of Mr and Mrs Sebastian Randazzo of drowned trying to get across the government, with the state and with —Set up a legal fund to use in hiring of rules and regulations dictating our office door to talk to some people, dustry to support ourselves," Sappier Wethersfield river. When the whites finally agreed ourselves.” financial and legal advisers; style of life,” Love said. "Our in­ said made some telephone calls and then The Rev Frederick Adelinann of Boston celebrated the to build a bridge, they made it just —Establish an investment system volvement with the federal gover- Love said there are plans to form nuptial mass and performed the double-ring ceremony. told his secretary to leave him alone one lane." There are about 1,450 Penobscots. allowing high income levels over long ment will increase, but our for a while. two committees to discuss the settle­ The bride was given in marriage by her father About 600 live on Indian Island, the periods. dependence must reduce. ment One committee will handle Karen Ann Andreo of Manchester was her sister's maid ■'This job is a killer," he told a Love and other members of the biggest island of the reservation “We don’t want them having a reporter. "You’re on the go every money matters. The other will dis­ of honor. Bridesmaids were Ann Andreo of Manchester, tr i^ feel their dependence on the which lies completely on islands Jim Sappier, a member of the hammer hanging over our heads," cuss how to use the land. Janet Andreo of Simsbury, and Patty Randazzo, Judy Ran­ minute and you always have more white man is about to end. Approval strewn northward from Indian Island tribe’s negotiating committee that Love said. things to do than you have time for." "We could have camps for dazzo and Joanne Randazzo, all of Wethersfield. has been given to an $81.5 million out- in the Penobscot River. worked out details of the out-of-court The reservation is like a small Indian Island, located in the middle sportsmen on the land, develop a Michael Paly of W'ethersfield served as best man of-court settlement of a 1972 lawsuit "We don’t even have names for all settlement, said one instant effect is town, with church, school and lumber industry, kill game for of the Penobscot River about six I'shers were Andy Andreo of Simsbury. Michael Andreo that claimed 12.5 million acres of of the little islands," Love said. to complicate life for the tribe. government-buildings cluster. The ourselves," he said. miles north of Bangor, has long been and John Andreo. both of Manchester, and John Fazzino land were taken from three Maine "There’s no telling just what we'll "The more funds we receive, the community center contains several "Basically our lives are changing, the hub of Indian affairs in Maine. and Stephen Butler, both of Wethersfield tribes in violation of federal law do with the money,” he said. ’"The more complicated and sophisticated governmental offices and a gym­ becoming more fastpaced, more in­ The island home of the Penobscot A reception was held in the Plaza R ik iiii of the Hotel more than 150 years ago. discussions are under way.” life becomes," said Sappier, who ran nasium. dependent." he ^aid. nation was accessible only by boat Sonesta. after which the couple left for Cancun. Mexico The settlement will provide $54.5 The options being discussed in- unsuccessfully for the job of tribal There are directors of welfare. “We are going places ' Thev will reside in Wethersfield iFracchia photoi Survival adventurists K i ngs ley-Doyle Kathleen Judith Doyle of Manchester and Brian Scott Kingsley of East Hartford were married Nov 21 at the Teens m issing at sea Church of the Assumption in Manchester The bride is the daughter of Mr and Mrs John h', tfoyle of 37 Jarvis Road. .Manchester The bridegroom is GL’AYMAS. Mexico iL'PIl - The programs Vision Quest has area in the gull was suspended, the son of Mrs Mary A Burdick of 260 Wetherell St . body ol an American, one of eight rehabilitation ("onlracts with however, because both the Coast Manchester and William L Kingsley of Hartford Arizona. Colorado. Pennsylvania and Mrs. I’aul K. l{uii(iu7.7.o lost while trying to cross the stormy Guard’s helicopter and a C-130 Her­ The Rev Edward Pepin of the Church of the Assump­ Gulf ol California on a "survival other slates. cules aircraft developed mechanical tion celebrated the nuptial mass and performed the adventure" for troubled teenagers, Twenty-one teen-agers and nine in­ problems Bradley Dunkle of Harrisburg. Pa., the bridegroom's double-ring ceremony Plaque affixed to ASC memorial was found by a fisherman during the structors in four sailboats survived F'ive wilderness survival instruc­ Lon Paone of Vernon, the bride s cousin, was maid ol nephew, was ring bearer the stormy crossing and regrouped at Mrs. Raymond Stanizzi of East Hartford died June 22, 1980, had been a club member weekend but the other seven were tors Irom Vision Quest, the voyage's honor Bridesmaids were Itria Benito of East Hartford A reception was held at Willie's Steak House, after still missing today. the Vision Quest office in Guaymas sponsors, were en route to join a land ,ind Lucille Lenares of Glastonbury Carrie Dunkle of which the couple left for Springfield, Mass They will watches as plaque honoring her late husband, since 1971. He had been active in various club Coast Guard and Mexican naval un­ Saturday search by Mexican volunteers Harrisburg. Pa . the bridegroom's niece, was flower girl reside in East Hartford Raymond, is affixed to the base of a memorial orograms and was named Most Valuable its planned to resume their efforts Two Cessna aircraft, leased by Vi­ Four of the missing were identified Milton Kingsley of East Hartford was his brother's best Mrs Kingsley attends Manchester Community College. flag pole, at the Andover Sportsman’s Club in Member in 1976. Proceeds of the ASC’s today to find the other victims, mis­ sion Quest and flying out of Her- as Eric Shibley, 17. of Tucson, man I'shers were Robert Chambers of F^ast Hartford .Mr Kingsley is employed as head cook at the Meadows Andover. Putting the plaque in place are, from first Ray Stanizzi Memorial Fund Shoot were, sing since a storm a week ago The mosillo, Mexico, concentrated their Robert Zimmerman. 17. Butler. Pa . the bridegroom s uncle, and Allan Duoont of .Manchester Convale.scent Home. search was centered 40 miles from search Saturday on the eastern James Lamb. 14. Granville. Pa ; and left, Paul Thibodeau and Bill Monteiro, both of used to erect the pole. (Herald photo by Ryder) shoreline of the Baja California East Hartford and ASC members. Stanizzi, who the Sonora coastline, about halfway Charles Martin Lucas. 16. Brookville. across the 90-mile gulf Peninsula Pa One of the missing instructors Vison Quest identified the body Sundav's search of a 2,500-mile was Terrv Mullanev. 32. Tucson Health found Sunday as one of the missing EnQQQcd------sailors, but withheld the name pen­ ding notification of relatives. Coast Rats invading Guard spokesman Garth Goff said t.4 A Mexican fisherman found the Treatment has changed Silvio Geraseno, 65, warms himself at a weather Sunday in the aftermath of the body near Concepcion Bay. where fire in Caposele, Italy, as other villagers used earthquake which devastated several villages Mexican and U S. authorities have burned out homes Bv I.AWREME LAMB, everybody a makeshift tent to protect themselves from in southern Italy. (UPI photo) been searching lor two instructors SAN BERNARDI.no, Calif iL’PIi still-smoldering high desert brush Ml). The common substances and SIX teenagers from the Tucson, — All but one of Southern Califor­ and mountain timber in the San Ber­ DEAR DR LAMB - that contain lots of oxalate Ariz , youth home since their nia s devastating brushfires was con­ nardino National Forest Eight years ago I passed a are fruit juices, tea. beer, battered 25-foot sailboat was found tained today, but authorities w"arned “There's some real big ones up kidney stone Three Dr. Lom b cola drinks and spinach Evacuation plans under way Wednesday night near Punto Chivato of tw"o new dangers: disease­ there." Sgt Brad Hilder said. months ago I had the sur­ Also vitamin C can be con­ on the Baja coast. carrying wild rats and winter We re concerned with two areas — gical removal of two stones verted to oxalate so you Only the body of Bernard Refer, 19. flooding disease and injury These things are and an analytical examina­ oxalate stones should avoid adequate amounts of milk shouldn't be using massive Baden. Pa , was aboard The starving rats moved down the about 10 inches long and they carry tion showed that they were calcium We now know and other fcKXis that con­ amounts ol vitamin C for Italian quake victims Six lifejackets were found on the charred slopes around San Bernar­ all sorts ol diseases primarily calcium oxalate that's not true and jt's im­ tain calcium The one recommenda­ beach near the wreckage of the dino during the weekend to search There is still a stone within portant to limit the oxalate tion that everybody agrees Rats are known to carry bubonic Milk may even contain NAPLES, Italy (I'PIi - . \>’ith sailboat, but Mexican searchers the wreckage of tire-ravaged homes the kidney and I do not — not the calcium on and it applies to all ...He ordered mayors or village temperatures made the evacuation plague, and police said if the sudden various softeners that temperatures below freezing and 8'' found no footprints or other signs ol lor food U S Forest .Service officials relish the chance of .Actually, the calcium in different types of stones is chiefs of the 126 villages to be an urgent necessity. rodent infestation continued, thev helps keep calcium and inches of snow blanketing Italy's But many of the survivors of the survivors on land, and it was not .said w"hen the winter rams come, another surgical removal your diet combines with that you should drink lots evacuated to present lists of their would call in health authorities and other minerals in solution quake-stricken region, the miracle worst-hit 126 villages were reluctant known how many lifejackets had they could send floods rolling down should It descend to the the oxalate inside your of water or force fluids people, to be rem oved to pest control agencies to get ?id of in the urine This, and the worker of the 1976 tremor announced to leave, fearing they never would be been.aboard the sailboat. the hills that could prove as ureter digestive system This action of calcium in bin­ requisitioned vacation hotels in them. , an urgent plan to evacuate tens of Vision Quesi. described by a devastating as the fires, which killed I m a male, age 59 and helps prevent absorption of ding oxalate so it can't be coastal areas, and in some cases, to able to return thousands from tent cities, called spokesman as modeled on the lour and caused over $70 million in I'm about 18 pounds oxalate into your absorbed, may mean that private homes They are "attached to their land, to More than 2.000 lirefighters ''iK-ilali M. I rii/ier "antechambers to the tomb " philosophy of the Plains Indians, damages overweight, smoke a pack bloodstream m many cases milk is ac­ The plan calls for the emergency the business of growing olive trees,' worked through the night battling the Michiii'l I.. Mel (IV “If they don t get these people out seeks to rehabilitate juvenile Police shot dozens of the wild rats E n t rt» m -I )o(l ^e \nn S. Huniten of cigarettes a day but am The calcium in your tually beneficial in preven­ Birth billeting lo run through April 30 if one social worker said "We will only of the seven major brushfires during the weekend The hungry of here, we shall find ourselves faced have to work out a form of assistance offenders through survival training otherwise in good health urine which is used to form ting a recurrence of Alexander, Shawn necessary, with the hotels receiving still not contained todav The engagement of Ms Cynthia with a tremendous health problem ' that permits them to live and not just rodents had left 140 square miles of The only recommenda­ a calcium oxalate stone David, son of David W and $12 50 a day for each survivor and Ann Engstrom of ,'Vlanchester to |-ra7.i«T-MH ()\ calcium oxalate stones. Gen Elviro Melorio. who is in charge survive " Hun6en-I)ell tion my doctor gave me comes from calcium in Sharon Webster Alexander owners of apartments getting of­ Dallas C Dodge Jr ol .Manchester To sort all this out for of military medical relief units, said In the ruined village of Laviano. was to push water Could your blood Your blood ^you. I’m sending you The of 342 B Charter Oak St.. ficially approved rents has been announced by her parents. rile engagement o| Mis^ Sheilah Sunday in the totally destroyed where old people and children The engagement of .Miss Ann Seena you recommend a regimen level of calcium is con­ Health Letter number 11-2, Manchester, was born Nov Mr and Mrs Henrv Engstrom ol Mane Frazier ol Linden N .1 to village of Calabritto Doctors at the scene of the worst- huddled in a mua^ncumbered tent ci­ Hansen of Manchester to Thomas for medication, diet or ac­ trolled . by many lactors Kidney Stones. Treatment 17 at Manchester Orange Mich.iel 1. McCuv ,il.so ot Linden. 'We will need thousands of hit areas in mountain villages east ty, Don Daniele, a priest, said. "They VVilliam Dell of Glastonbury has been tivity to help avoid my other than your diet There has Changed Other who Memorial Hospital His Mr Dodge is the son ol Mr and N J has been announced by her hospital beds, Melorio said, and southeast of Naples urged sur­ announced by her parents, Mr and kidnev stones’’ are people, and you may be are interested in these new don’t want to leave We will have to Mrs Dallas C Dodge Sr of parents. Mr and Mrs Lawrence H maternal grandparents are explaining officials feared outbreaks vivors to evacuate One of them said Mrs James E Hansen of 41 Fulton df: ar r e a d e r - one of then, who have a ideas about the manage­ Mr. and Mrs. Ronald V resort to force — or recognize their Manchester Frazier ol 71 Summerset linve i;,ist Road. Manchester of bronchial illnesses Ftverybody the "tent cities ' in which tens of right to die here, which would be ab­ .There have been a lot ol tendency to have a high ment of different kinds of Webster of Manchester •Ms Engstrom graduated from Hartlord Mr Dell is the son of Mr and Mrs knows that the best therapy for these thousands were living were surd ' changes in the thinking blood calcium level kidney stones can send 75 His paternal grandparents Amity Regional High School and Mr McCo\ IS lilt son ol Ms William T Dell of 68 Candlelight cases IS warmth and an ab.sence of "antechambers to the tomh ' Zamberletti told reporters force about kidney stones in re­ F71iminating calcium in the cents with a long, stamped, are Mrs. Carol Shaffer of from Providence 'HI' College with Patricia Daly ot l.-pir.inee, N A' Drive. Glastonburv air draughts. ' .Medical authorities said the 8 in­ would not be used to evacuate the cent times About 75 per­ diet in these people merely self-addressed envelope for Vernon and Wayne a bachelor s degree She is employed and John Mci o> ol ( oliiiiihus iihio No outbreaks of serious illness ches of snow that fell early Sunday on villagers, but there might be heavy cent of the stones in men means that your own body this issue to me. in care of Alexander of Witchita. at Pratt & Whitney Aircraft Group in Miss Frazier gr.idii.iled Iroin Miss Hansen graduated from East top of rain, and 23-degree are calcium oxalate This will mobilize calcium out this newspaper. P 0 Box K ansas His great- were reported, however “pressure" to make them leave East Hartford 1) A'ouville College 1 1 1 Bullalo. ,N A' Catholic High School in 1978 She is The rescue headquarters in Naples type IS relatively uncom­ of your bones 1551, Radio City Station, grandparents 'are Marion Mr Dodge graduated from in ,Ala\ with a b.ulielor - degree in employed at Aetna Life & Casualty announced a revised toll lor F^urope s mon in women The first For the above reasons, .New York, NY 10019 Webster and Susan .Manchester High Sch'xil and from nursing She is em|ilo\eil at Alexian Co in Hartford worst earthquake in 65 years -- 2,915 step 'in deciding how to the emphasis in recent McKinney, both of ^^^ordable merrymakers the I'niversiiy of Connecticut with a Brothers Hospital in Elizabeth N A' Mr Dell graduated from Glaston­ The management of dead, 1.547 missing and presumed Lame ducks treat a stone patient times for treating the com­ Manchester, and Mr and bachelor s degree He is employed at Mr McCoy is eiiifiloved at the New bury High School in 1976 He is stones in women par­ dead and 7.069 injured The center properly is to know what mon stones in men ot the Mrs. Stanley Sawyer of A E Oberhaus Inc A'urk Da'ilv News in New A'ork employed in the .Automotive Section ticularly with urinary tract said 112 people had been rescued Jjxm Jo’O/fnnJ^abrws kind ol stone you had to calcium oxalate variety Willimantic His great- The couple is planning a July 11. The couple is [ilanniiig .m Oil 17, at .Manchester Honda infections, is entirely alive But for the first day since the 1981 wedding in Orange ■ Nassill begin with has been to decrease different So what I advise great-grandmother is in final week 1981 wedding at St Bose Church in The couple is planning a Feb. 14 earthquake struck a week ago. no Years ago it was thought oxalate intake and allow for you cannot be Jessie Lozier of Sale ends Saturday. December 6th. photo I East Hartlord Apple Studio photo' 1980 wt*dding I Village photoi tion Act that provides for highway that people with calcium these people to use generalized to apply to Manchester. person was rescued alive from the WASHINGTON (UPI) - The lame wreckage Sunday duck Congress, now in its final week, the major money bills not yet passed Giuseppe Zamberletti. the special is expected to deal with revenue are those covering the Departments • Fabric potpourri. A grab- • The denim look. Cotton polyester: m achine wash, commissioner appointed by the sharing, highway and mass transit of State, Treasury, Agriculture, bag of values! Machine dry, 4 5 'wide Reg 53 99 yd . government to supervise relief ef­ programs, and choose the leaders of Labor. Defense and Health and washable. Reg. 51.99 yd , New SS rules help NOW ONE YARD FOR 51 00 NOW ONE YARD FOR 52 00 forts, met with with tup military and next year’s Republican Senate. Human Services for the fiscal year civilian relief coordinators in Naples The usual end-of-session scramble that started Oct, 1 If these are not • Interfacing. Polyester non- • ’’Po»h” tabric. 100% and announced a $240,000 so-called on a series of minor bills also is on passed, federal spending is expected wovens. M achine wash, dry, polypster. M achine wash, ’ S,'' or Evacuation, plan lap before Congress adjourns Friday. to go forward under a continuing disabled return to work from 18" wide. Reg. 69C yd., dry, 45' wide Reg 52 49 yd.. Zamberletti. known as “Mr Z' In the Senate, the only major bill resolution NOW FOUR YARDS FOR 51.00 NOW ONE YARD FOR 52 00 Disabled workers who wish to turn ol substantial gainlul activity ment ol benefits F'ormerly. work- when he provided housing for lens of expected to reach the floor is the $6.9 attempt to return to work will lind it These rules are still m eiteci the related expenses were not deducted thousands of survivors from the 1976 billion revenue sharing bill passed Republicans, who will be in charge • Nylon net. All solids M achine wash and dry, 72" • Cotton drapery prints. M achine wash. dry. 45' much easier to do so without risking new rules are gener.div i|esijr,ied lo lor Items needed by an individual earthquake in Friuli in northeast Ita­ earlier by the House. of the Senate for the first time in 26 wide Reg 59c yd . NOW THREE YARDS FOR 51 00 wide Reg 53 99 yd , NOW ONE YARD FOR 52 00 the'lDsiuil ilieir disability benelits as continue Mistic.ire Iteni tit- longei, regardless ol whether or not he or ly that killed 1,000, immediately set The House is expected to begin the years next January, decided not to • Bobbin box. A great sewing organizer' Holds 32 a result ol new .Social Securitv dis­ make it e.oier to reg.nn benelii she worked the cost ol a wheelchair in motion a plan similar to the one he week with a flurry of minor matters, wait for the opening of the 97ih • Felt square*. 9* x 12' squares, in your favorite ability legi'iation according to Sal st.itiis ,ind otherwi-t e.ise the ptith was not deductible lor example. used four vears auo followed by the Surface Transporta­ Congress to organize themselves. Christmas colors. NOW FIVE SQUARES FOR 51 00 bobbins Reg 52 50 ea , NOW ONE FOR 52 00 Angello, manager Social .Securilv Iroin the disabiliiv rolls to the world Now exjienses lor services or items East Hartlord oliice ol work which a disabled individual needs in One work inientive piovides lor order to work may be deducted if the Neighbors help indigent family • FabrI-kamma velour. • Polyester suede. Solids: L'p until now a worker's ellorts to automatic reenlitlemeni lo disability person pays before expenses Acetate/nylon: machine m achine wash, dry. 48' regain the ability to work we.re dis­ wide Reg 55 49 yd , NOW benefit- lor a [lerson still disabled In addition, the new law extends NASHVILLE, lenn i u F ti—A week ago, Elton Norton "James said his brother was touched by the sign on our wash, dry, 54" wide couraged by rules which resulted in a whose benelits are slo(i[)ed heiause the nine-monlh-tnal work period, — blind in one eye, out of work and nearly broke — wall that says, 'Cheer up — Things could get worse . " Reg. 53 79 yd., NOW ONE YARD FOR 54 00 complete cutoff of medical and cash he or she went back lo work but who whii h is now provided to disabled ONE YARD FOR 53.00 expected to be evicted from his rented home today. said Mrs. Norton, who had gone to work for the first time • Pller kit. Attaches eyelets, benefits The ambitlous person who is then unable lo < ontinue working workers who attempt to return to There was a chance that water and electric service in Nashville but lost her job after four weeks • $elect corduroy*. Cottonr snaps, tor today's western succeeded in returning to work and within the tollowing vear For exam- work, to disabled widows and might be cut off before that could happen. The only heat Last week, the thing Norton wanted most of all was a suffered a relapse could find it a dil- ple.-il a person fias to stop working 10 piolyester; m achine wash, wear Reg 55.50 ea . widowers who attempt to work. the family had was a small electric heater in the living job. But, he said, "there's not many of them available for NOW ONE FOR 54 00 ficult process regaining benelil months alter Ifie disability benefits Fnder the old law, the trial work dry, 46' wide. Reg. 54.49 yd., status room. Thanksgiving dinner was going to be a pot of a man of my age with one’eye — not when they can hire NOW ONE YARD FOR 53.00. are stopped because of work a ni-w peruKl was available only to disabled beans. someone younger and healthier and trained." • $ultlng ttannel*. Acrylic or poly rayon, machine Social Securit'. disability benelits application will not be needed to get workers and persons disabled before Now, that's changed, too. • Polyester gabardine. M achine wash. dry. 60' wide wash. dry. 60' wide Reg. 55 99 yd , are paid lo workers and Iheir the benefits started ag.iin age 22 A sign on Norton's living room wall said, "Cheer up. • Things could be worse” 'T ve had two or three job offers," said Norton, who Reg. 53.99 yd.. NOW ONE YARD FOR S3 00 NOW ONE YARD FOR 54 00 dependents wfien the worker has sul- Another change lontinues All (d the above changes are effec­ As it turned out, they got a lot better. has been unemployed since his family moved to Nashville lered a menial or phvsical impair­ Medicare [irolection lor 30 years tive as of December 1980. • Quilt bott*. Dacron' polyester 81' x 96' or : Since a reporter made their plight public last week, in September from Bicknell, Ind., after his job there was • louoie bright*. Arnet* triacetatefnylon; machine ment that is ex[tect(‘d to prevent him after the monihiy cash benefits are Another change continues monthly terminated. "Right now I don’t know which one I will 90' X 108' M achine washable Reg 54 99 and or her from working tor a year or Norton, 44, his wife and two teen-age sons have been wash, dry, 48' wide. Reg. 54.99 yd , stopfied ta'c.iuse a person leturns to benefils, Medicaid, and social ser­ lake, buf I know I’ll be at work somewhere." NOW ONE YARD FOR 53.00. 55.99 ea., NOW ONE FOR 54 00 more or to result in death AVorkers Work For disaliled workers swamped with generosity. who attempt to work in spite of their vices to disabled people receiving [iieviously i-ntitled to Medicare who Supplemental Security Income Churches and a food store chain provided a pile of WATCH FOR OUR AD EVERY MONDAY di.sability while riseiving benefits have been oil the benefits again benefits i.SSI i Under the old law, an groceries. A bank set up a special account for them and IN THE MANCHESTER HERALD are given a nine month trial period within a five-year perhid. Medicare SSI beneficiary whose earnings .more than $700 in donations quickly accumulated to pay P flD R IC I during which benefits continue while protection will resume immediately representi'd substantial gainful ac­ the past-due bills. The landlord who planned to evict them OwnM thO Opf'BtM by Fabu Ctnitfi ol Mtriea. inc they test their ability to work At the The latler rule also applies to dis­ tivity could no longer receive cash has agreed to let the family remain while they catch up end of nine-rrionths of trial work a 9 n 0/au abled widows and widowers and benefits and often was also ineligible 'on the rent. / n THE WHOLE determination is made as to whether adults disabled before age 22 whose for .Medicaid and social services. "We’ve told several church groups to take their 840 UOAD ST - MANCHESTER PARKADE the work repre.sents “substantial benefits start again within 7 years offerings to other needy people," said Norton. "We know gainful activity If it does, then I’eople who want more information HIGHLAND PARK MARKET Another important change enables on the new disability legislation •how it feels to be poor and out of luck." benefits are stopped after an ad­ a disabled worker to deduct from Coventry Shoppe should call the Social ^ ‘urity office 317 Hlahland Street .’ Country singer Larry Gatlin, performing with the ditional 3-inonth adjustment period earnings impairment related IGatlln Brothers Band in Las Vegas, heard of the Nortons’ 44DEPOT RD. COVElfrRY, CONN. MON.-8AT. 10-9 SUN. 12-5 Earnings of $300 or more a month lor a copy ol the new leaflet, '1980 expenses in determining whether ■plight and sent his brother James by the house on TUE8|-SAT. 9:30 — 5:00 eenerallv are considered an indica changes in SiK'ial Security and SSI Mencheenr • 646>4277 ^Ihh Christmas give a Jo-Ann Fabrlci'Gllt Ceillllcate They're available In any amount and sure to pleasel earnings are tiKi high lo allow pay­ disability protection '' I^nksgiving Day with a generous check. WED. TIL 9:00 P.M. 742-7494 10 - EVENING HERALD, Mon,, Dec 1, 1»W EVENING HERALD, M o n ^ J ^ i , 1980 - 1 1

it for her?” Kenneth Tedford, com­ the bl8hopTconiiiiei!o«is^^No7 Ailing Bucks Browns Islanders ToumTolk mission chairman, chuckled. this is the time to put a bit in our “Every ton of trash we turn to surprise upset riding high meeting mentioned a salary figure "First of all — I’d like to take back Joseph Ozura told the mouths.” in connection 'with the your salary increase Bernie.” steam Is equivalent to one barrel of Boston Oilers on hat trick M anchester Zoning Board of The chuckle for Thanksgiving, in oil,” he said. The incineration plant the bulletin of St. Bernard Church superinteiident’s Job. The figure Page 13 Page 12 Page 12 Appeals he wanted to construct a It's no secret that Janet Duley, was considerably higher than the Ray Smith, project coordinator will convert trash to steam energy, secWl garage "so his wife doesn't Rockville, this week, tells about who served briefly on the Vernon 6pofts w actual salary. At another meeting for tjie Windham regional incinera^ which it will sell to a nearby have to get out in the cold to brush the bishop dining with his clergy Board of Eklucation, and Dr. ^ r - Dr. Sidman thanked Mrs. Duley for tion project for solid waste, told a business, providing a low-cost off the windows and start it." He and one clergy remarked, self- nard Sidman, superintendent, don't his “raise in salary.” When Mrs. Bolton public hearing recently how was gently kidded about today's righteously. "This is the time to always see eye-to-eye about many Duley spoke later, she commented. it could undercut Arab oil profits. method of eliminating solid waste. chivalry. "You mean you don't do put a bridle on our appetites." And things. Mrs. Duley, at a recent 49ers walking taller today Obituaries New England death toll Their coach, Ron Earhardt, treacherous whenever play wound up cisco 8 ana ran the ball to the 20 and enough to beat a team like the New criticism and they've had to play un­ SAN FRANCISCO (UPI) - If the seemed thoroughly disgusted with at the south end of the field. But the Elbert M. Jones San Francisco 49ers are walking a lit­ England Patriots. der tremendous pressure. To beat a Keena Turner turned back the second MANCHESTER - Elbert M The 49ers apparently believed him top team like New England, vou have the Pats and the way they played 49ers had to endure the same and no chance when he intercepted Grogan tle taller today, who can blame one seemed to complain. ' (Bill) Jones, 65. of Wielloughby, them? because they went out Sunday and to play outstanding defense — and we against San Francisco. He was also at the San Francisco 24. critical of the playing surface in "I really don't feel like talking." Ohio, died Saturday at the Cleveland high for holiday period Almost laughed out of the league a beat the Pats, a would-be playoff did.” While most of the Pats chose to Candlestick Park. Grogan said. That seemed understan­ Ohio Medical Clinic He was the son couple of weeks ago after suffering team, 21-17. This time the defense While the victory improved San blame the field and their bad luck, "We had the opportunity to win but dable under the circumstances, since of May M. White of Manchester By United Press International Mass., was killed when the car in She died a short time later. their eighth straight loss, the 49ers had only three quarterback sacks but linebacker Rod Shoate gave the 49ers we didn't get the job done,” said all of his interceptions came when it Besides his mother he leaves his The New England Thanksgiving which he was a passenger hit a tree Police in Whitingham, Vt., said a were a pitiful lot. managed to stop six New England credit. He was the only one to praise Earhardt. "We should not have been seemed the Pats would score. wife. Evelyn E. Jones of Willoughby; holiday traffic toll climbed to at least in that town Saturday. pickup truck driven by Frank Taylor, drives with interceptions of Steve San Francisco It took an extraordinary effort by Three minutes later the Pats and two children by a former 23 reported fatalities today as the Mary Clancy, 24. of Newburyport, 33, swerved off Cross Road just after Grogan. beaten by the 49ers. They played Bill Walsh and his coaching staff to scored again after Roland'James in­ marriage. Suzanne J Grant of Cihula four-day weekend drew to a close. Mass., was killed Friday when hit by midnight Thursday and rolled over, And young Joe Montana, growing good defense but we made some get the 49ers ready to play the New critical mistakes, too many of them. tercepted a pass by Steve DeBerg, in Vista. Calif . and Richard R. Jones of Officials said by midnight Sunday a car while crossing the street in her throwing Taylor into a ditch and York Giants last week, but things up in a hurry as a pro quarterback, “They played a damn good game, " "Despite all the interceptions, I for a few downs after Montana suf­ Akron, Ohio there were at least 11 fatalities in hometown, and James A. Martin, 82, killed him. seemed to fall in place from the start turned three of the turnovers into Shoate said. “We didn't execute well, thought we still had plenty of oppor­ fered a bruised thigh. Tatupu got the but the 49ers with Montana did a Funeral services will be Massachusetts, four each in Vermont of Newton. Mass., was killed after Herbert Carpenter, age and and suddenly the 49ers, especially the touchdown passes — of 8 yards to tunity to win the game. We moved second TD as well, this time going really good job. Montana played a Wednesday al the Davis Funeral and Connecticut, two in Maine and being struck by a car while walking hometown not immediately defense, could do no wrong. Freddie Solomon, 15 to Earl Cooper the ball plenty enough to win. The only a yard. damn good game. " Home in Willoughby Memorial gifts one each in New Hampshire and along Center Avenue available, was killed Friday night in San Francisco finished the game and 2 to Eason Ramson. condition of the field was terrible. The New England defense held off From here the Pats go to Florida may be made to the Leukemia f'oun- Rhode Island since the holiday period Police said Carol Sawka. 22. of an accident in South Barre, Vt., state with 10 quarterback sacks and a 12-0 "This was probably the most It's the worst field In the NFL.” San Francisco in the fourth quarter where they will play the Miami dation or the South United Methodist began Wednesday evening Chicopee, Mass., died early police said Sunday. victory. significant victory the 49ers have had Francisco's record to 5-8, New Overnight rain softened the turf and the Pats could have won the Dolphins next Monday night After Church. Manchester Lawrence G Sequin. 24. of Thursday after the car she was In Elssex, Vt., Peter Paquette, 29, During practice in the days that in many years," Walsh said. "New England slipped to 8-5. Only because laid out over the baseball Infield at game on two occasions. But Dwight that, they meet Buffalo and New Providence, R 1 , was killed in the driving on Interstate Route 291 in of Huntington, Vt.. was killed at followed, Walsh noticed a change in England had a lot to gain by winning the Buffalo Bills — who lead the AFC Candlestick and It started to come Hicks ruined the first chance when Orleans so the chances are there to state's first holiday traffic fatality Chicopee struck a utility pole and about 3:45 p.m. Saturday when a car the club and he reacted to it by ■but our defense didn't let them. East by a game — also lost, are the Frank j. EVrreri apart, which made footing he picked off Grogan at the San Fran­ still lock up a playoff berth. about 2 30 a m Sunday in Newport flipped over in which he was riding went out of “Our defense has been under heavy Pats still alive. ELLIM. roN — Funeral services telling players they were good Police said the two-car accident was John O'Donnell, 44, a Hatfield. control on a curve at Butlers Corner were this afternoon for Frank J under investigation Mass , attorney, died late Wednesday on Route 15. left the road, rolled over Ferreri, 48, of 18 Elizabeth St , who Lillian Geliy. 52, of Manchester, when his car struck a utility pole on and came to rest on its roof. died Saturday at Rockville General N.H . was killed in a two-car accident Route 9 in Hatfield, police said. Earl W. Soldgriund, 57, of Enfield. Hospital He was the husband of Nan­ Saturday when the subcompact vehi­ Ralph Saarinen. J r., 20, of Conn., died Saturday night after the cy iDuntoni Ferreri cle .she was driving collided with a Worcester, Mass died late Thursday car he was driving knocked down six Mr Ferreri was born in Meriden Artist worked wonders \ pickup truck in her hometown, police from injuries received in a two-car guard rails and a light pole on and had been a resident of the said collision at the intersection of Airlie Interstate 91 in Windsor Lc^ks and Ellington area most of his life He and Leeds Streets. rolled several times before coming to was employed as a guidance Rachel J Fisher, 21, of Winslow, Maine, and Gordon E Wing, 35, Donald Riberio. 31, of Cumberland, rest at the bottom of an embank­ counselor at Ellington Senior High R.I,. died late Wednesdav from in­ ment. state police said. School He was a graduate of believed to be of Fairfield. Maine, were killed in a head-on crash around juries suffered in a two-car crash on Judy Stetson. 23. of Griswold. on artificial grid turf Meriden High School and Boston 5:20 p m Friday on Route 201 in Route 146 in Sutton, Mass. He was Conn., died Saturday after she was Mourner University, class of 1954 He received ligaments late in the opening half Winslow struck by a car whose operator had struck by a pickup truck in Griswold, The wife of Manuel Franco, one of five leaders in the EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. (UPI) run off the reaction of other for a deliberate facemask penally on graduate degrees from the Un­ just hit a disabled vehicle along the police said. The truck was driven by — Those who label pro football a players," said Anderson, who had 31 after diving in vain for Simms' low the return iversity of Connecticut and the A one-car accident about about Revolutionary Democratic Front who were kidnapped and road David Williams, 29, of Salem and the brutal, ugly sport may reconsider carries. “Even I don't know where pass across the middle He is The Giants marched 65 yards on 10 University of Hartford 7 40 a m Sunday claimed the lives of accident was under investigation, murdered in San Salvador, El Salvador, cries at side of coffin after Sunday's game in Giants I'm gonna go." scheduled for surgery today and is plays to full within 13-7 at 2 40 of the He was a former music teacher Ricky P Feri*ara. 22. and Wayne James McGuire. 27. of Merrimac, police said bearing the remains of her husband during services at Stadium — where an artist worked So how are the Giants supposed to out for the year. fourth quarter on Larry Heater’s 10- and was a guidance counselor at Lauro. 23. both of Revere, Mass Mass . was pronounced dead at Hale In Southbury, Conn.. Richard A. Metropolitan Cathedral. (UPI photo) wonders on a canvas of artificial know? yard scoring run Simms, who was South Windsor High School from "When you get Anderson in the Their car went off an entrance Hospital in Haverhill, Mass . around Stolen. 22. died when his car went out turf. After New York pulled within 13-7, open field. I'll tell you who's gonna sacked 10 times last week in a 12-0 1968-1970 He was the organizer and ramp to Interstate 95 in Danvers. 11 p.m. Friday, shortly after a single of control and slammed into a tree on Led by 168 yards worth of running win 90 percent of the time." said loss in San Francisco, hit only 12-of- coach of the Ellington Senior High Mass , and flipped over several car accident on Route 110. police White Birch Drive late Friday, police artistry by Ottis Anderson, the St. New York AllPro linebacker Brad 30 passes for 106 yards and was School soccer program He also times State police said both of them said said. He was pronounced dead at the Louis Cardinals, 4-9, beat New York Van Pelt "He's an excellent back sacked four times. But he completed coached basketball and baseball at were thrown from the vehicle and Police said McGuire apparently scene. Housing coalition 23-7 to snap a four-game losing No doubt about it. Maybe the best in passes of 19. 6 and 18 yards to Pitt­ the high school level He also was a died of broken necks lost control of his vehicle bwause he Adelard LaVoie, 76, of Waterford, streak. The Giants, who upset the the league " man on the drive member of the Vernon area Big Band Robert White. 56, of Milford, was speeding, but further details of Conn,, died Friday at Lawrence and Cardinals 41-35 on Opening Day, suf­ 'O Although Anderson personally out- "We put everything on 0 .1 s back Sound of the 40's Mass , died Sunday at I'ramingham the accident were sketchy. Memorial Hospitals in New London fered through their second straight gained New York 83-65 in the opening today." said Jim Hart, who threw Besides his wife he leaves two Union Hospital after a Saturday two- In Vermont, officials said Lucienne to be considered sparingly but completed lO-of-17 about three hours after he was struck dismal offensive display and lost half, the Cardinals led only 7-0 after sons. C h risto p h er F e rre ri of car head-on collision in Medway, Prevost, 75. of St, Johnsbury. was hit by a car as he crossed Boston Post MANCHESTER — Manchester Faucher said MACC, along with starting wide receiver Mike Friede Anderson reversed his field and being slopped twice deep in Giants’ passes for 136 yards "Alter the first Rockville and 'hiomas Ferreri of .Mass by a pick-up truck while crossing a Road across from Waterford Post Of­ Citizens for Social Responsibility will the League of Women Voters, would to knee surgery as an additional in­ glided 52 yards to the Giants' 4-yard territory couple of plays I said to him jokingly. Ellington, a daughter. Miss Lisa Douglas Tatro. 17. of Spencer street in her hometown Thursday. fice. police said. sponsor a meeting early next month be among the agencies invited to the sult. line to set up O'Donoghue's 23-yard The Cardinals captalized on a rare "How about 30 carries today’’ He Ferreri of Ellington, two sisters. to determine whether a coalition meeting. The league has also "O.J. Simpson is gone, but another field goal at 8:11 of the fourth period. weak punt by league leader Dave just looked at me and said. I can Mrs Carmen lAngelinei Fazzio of O.J. is still here," said New York He also capped the scoring with an Jennings to set up a 43-yard field goal handle it ” Meriden and Mrs Dennis i Marilyn i group to lobby for local housing expressed concern about defensive end Gary Jeter after spen­ 18-yard TD run off left tackle with Fride. who has caught 21 passes lor Leslie of Clifton Park. N Y ‘Wa8cal wabbit’, roadrunner reform is necessary Manchester's housing supply. by O'Donoghue that put them ahead ding 60 frustrating minutes trying to 2.27 left. 350 yards since being picked up on The mass of Christian burial was Robert Faucher, co-chairperson of "We hope to get the government, 10-0 at 6:49 of the third period. Roy grasp the elusive sophomore back. The Giants marched 65 yards on 10 waivers, suffered torn knee held at St Bernard s Church in the progressive citizen action group, private and social s^ to r working Green returned Jennings’ 32-yard, "The man is everybody — he can run plays to pull within 13-7 at 2:40 of the ligaments late in the opening half Rockville and burial was in Ellington said today the meeting is being con­ together," Faucher said. Those line-drive punt 12 yards to the Giants’ attending the meeting would decide fourth quarter on Larry Heater's 10- after diving in vain for Simms' low Center Cemetery The Burke-Fortin top violent TV shows sidered because. "Manchester’s over you like Earl Campbell, go 45 and after zhgO-yard dash by Ander­ whether a coalition would be around you like Tony Dorsett and cut yard scoring run. Phil Simms, who son was nullified by a holding penal­ pass across the middle Funeral Home. 76 Prospect St had housing crisis is reaching emergency proportions " worthwhile. like Walter Payton.” was sacked 10 times last week in a 12- ly, Jim Hart hit Pat Tilley for 18 "My knee got hit when it was charge of arrangements .Memorial WASHINGTON lUPh - As cond with 5 1 violent acts per hour averaged 50 violent acts per hour, "If the coalition is formed, and is Anderson showed the Giants. 3-10, 0 loss in San Francisco, hit only 12-of- yards to set up the field goal. hyperexlended and I knew .something ■ contributions may be made to a purveyors of violence. Buck He said evidence of this can be and CBS was third with 4 9 more than twice the overall Saturday permanent, we would all be working a fleeting glimpse of each style as he 30 passes for 106 yards and was O'Donoghue added a 41-yarder with was wrong because I couldn t bend scholarship fund in his memory in Rogers' and The Dukes of Hazard " seen in the decision by the The average prime time program morning average of 24, it said. in the same direction, combining our rushed for two touchdowns and set up sacked four times, but he completed 86 seconds left in the period following it. " said Friede. who was cut by care of Robert Healy Ellington run a poor second and third to had SIX violent acts per hour Manchester Area Conference of passes of 19. 6 and 18 yards to Pitt­ Senior High School television s clear leader in the use of The group found four times as efforts and our base of support," the last of Neil O'Donoghue's three Ken Stone’s second interception of Detroit alter the Liones' fourth Churches to withdraw from its role man on the drive. hostile force. The Bugs Bunny- A violent action was defined in the much violence on children's Faucher said. field goals with a 52-yard scamper the game. After Stone picked off an game "People told me that a knee of finding housing for the homeless Friede. who has caught 21 passes Roadrunner .Show ' study as "deliberate and hostile use programming as in prime time. Sub­ He said such a coalition could offer midway through the fourth period. overthrown Phjl Simms’ pass at mid- injury was the worst pain 1 could Frank Jarv i>. tracting 12 minutes for commercials, The decision came because the for 350 yards since being picked up on The National Coalition on Televi­ of overt force by one individual housing proposals to the Board of Last season's NFC Rookie and field and returned it 20 yards, rookie experience and now 1 believe "(H TH WINDSOR - Funeral against another " "The Bugs Bunny-Roadrunner staff of the interfaith agency was Player of the Year carried nine waivers, suffered torn knee them sion Violence, a group formed to Directors, contact developers, or receiver Dannv Pittman was called services for Frank Jarvis, 59 of 1832 Show" averaged more than one being swamped by requests for form a nonprofit corporation and times for 42 yards of an 86-yard work for the reduction of TV NBC's Buck Rogers" is the most John Fitch Blvd who died F riday, violent act per minute, it said housing which couldn’t be met The apply for grants for low. moderate, drive, capping the march with a 6- violence, said despite efforts, there violent prime time series, averaging were this afternwm at the Rose llill All three networks had massive agency felt the town, through its and elderly housing. Up, up and over yard TD run that put St. Louis ahead has been no major decrease in televi­ 26 violent acts per hour, and CBS' Funeral Home. 580 Elm St . Rockv amounts of cartoon violence, with Department of Human Services, "These are just a few of the hun­ 7-0 with 3:36 left in the opening sion violence the past three years "The Dukes of Hazzard " is ranked Hill CBS highest at 31 acts per hour, should receive the calls to better un­ dreds of things it could do. " Faucher quarter. Must win situation In a study, the group said NBC is second with 17 per hour, the group James Owens of the 49ers is upended by Patriots' Mosi Tatupu Mr Jarvis was the husband of the No 1 network for prime time followed by ABC at 21 and NBC with derstand the dimensions of need said. The scoring run put Anderson over Irene i Hadden i Jarvis said violence this year averaging 7 5 19. returning kickoff 18 yards in second period. San Francisco sur­ the 1,000-yard mark and he has now He was born in Hartford and lived But on Saturdays. "The Bugs American Cynamid Co , maker of rushed for 1,123 yards on the season. violent acts per hour ABC was se­ Bunny-Roadrunner Show" on CBS prised New England, 21-17. (UPI photo) in Manchester before moving to Breck. Pine-Sol and Old Spice, was “I'm an unpr^ictable runner — 1 for Broncos tonight South Windsor 17 years ago listed as sponsor of the most violent Youth arrested He was a member of lUOE Local prime time shows, with 63 percent of 478 of New Haven for 25 years He Mock funeral march its ads on high-violence programs. OAKLAND. Calif. (UPI) - The us off. ” Flores said, "but it sure Paslonni have passed lor '2.628 yards would hurt our chances ” and 18 touchdowns. Morion. Jell was a U S Armv veteran of World ENFIELD lUPI) — More than 3,- heavily populated and the plant General Mills sponsors the most whole season could come Ur an end War II 500 people turned out for a weekend violence on Saturday mornings, with in harassment for the Denver Broncos tonight un­ Both teams rely on the pass so Knapple and Mall Robinson have should be built somewhere else Besides his wife, he is survived by 78 percent of its ads on high-violence Jets in over heads less they can beat the Oakland Plunkett and Morton will be busy passed lor 2.741 yards and lu inarch and mock funeral in another The facility Browning Ferns In­ M ANCHESTER — Police today time of the incident, police said. two brothers. George Jarvis and display of public opposition to plans dustries Inc wants to construct programs, the group said Raiders. throwing the ball While Plunkett and touchdowns announced the arrest of an 18-year- When she got to the station, police Arthur Jarvis, both of Manchester, for construction of what could be would bury 10 million gallons of The old rivals are chasing the San old youth following an incident two said she got out of her car and ran for seven sisters. .Mrs Ruby LaForge. New England's first hazardous ■Tjaste waste in its first year of operation ChristmaH concert Diego Chargers, who held on to beat weeks ago in which a black woman the entrance. The other vehicle Mrs Helen Anderson, Mrs Rita disposal plant of the land used to build BOLTON— The Bolton Elemen­ against Los Angeles Philadelphia, 22-21, Sunday. was harassed. Binks. all of Manchester. Mrs Carol Protesters carried signs, stretches across the town line into tary Center School Christmas reportedly came at her, then stopped That gave San Diego a 9-4 record Gerald St. Louis, of 16 Nye St., and left the area, police said. Bruzzi of Stafford Springs. Mrs American flags and banners as they East W indsor Concert will be Dec. 16 at 7:30 p m ANAHEIM, Calif (UPI) - The set in 1967 by Roman Gabriel. Tyler, who missed the first eight and a half-game lead over Oakland in Rockville, turned himself into police Police said a passenger in the car Dorothy Young of Niantic. .Mrs marched past a wooded 615-acre site Rep William A Kiner. D-Enfield, at the elementary school all-purpose result wasn’t a big surprise. Most B’erragamo threw touchdown games of the season with injuries the AB'C West. The Raiders are 8-4 and was subsequently arrested on a had yelled to the woman, "get out of and the Broncos are 7-5. Constance Avery of Agawam. .Mass . Sunday where a Houston Texas, said he wouldn t allow legislators to room. The concert was originally people fell the New York Jets' only passes of 15 and 19 yards to Willie sustained in an off-season auto acci­ and .Mrs Claire Moore of Williman- scheduled for Dec. 17. It will be open disorderly conduct charge. St. Louis town, nigger " But Denver must beat the Raiders T company wants to build a facility to Ignore the local protests chance of beating Los Angeles was if Miller. 12 yards to Cullen Bryant and dent, dislocated his right elbow and tic was released on a $100 non-surety tonight or face the almost impossible treat and bury metal hydroxide 1 pledge to you with the utmost of to the public ' a dozen key Ram players got bogged 44 yards to Billy Waddy was lost for the season. In addition to Burial was in Rose Hill Memorial bond for a Dec. 15 appearance in Sunset Club task of trying to win a playoff berth sludge sincerity that we will do whatever is Beethoven Chorus Manchester Superior Court. down in Southern California's legen­ New York rushed for just 85 yards Tyler, four other Rams were injured Park, Rocky Hill Town meetings on the proposed possible legislatively to prevent BFI MANCHESTER - The Sunset dary traffic jams and missed Sun­ and was held to minus 2 in the third and were listed as questionable for with six lossqs and three games left Bearers were Donald Young, MANCHESTER - The Beethoven Police had filed warrant Club will meet Tuesday at 1 p.m. at day's game. to play. facility have drawn throngs of angry from corning to this area," he said applications for the arrest of two quarter. The Jets leading rusher was next week's game against Buffalo. David LaForge. Victor Brinks, Louis residents The first meeting was Chorus will rehearse Tuesday from the Senior Citizens Cgnter, on Blast But all the Rams showed up and The Raiders, whose six-game win­ youjhs in the incident. State Tom Newton, who c a rri^ nine limes “This was a big win for us. I Bruzzi. Bernard Gagnon and Danny called off when town leaders were 10 to 11 a m. at Emanuel Lutheran Middle Turnpike. After the meeting, following their 38-13 victory over the for 48 yards. thought we played extremely well," ning streak was snapped by the Gagnon prosecutors, however, discarded the shouted down by a jeering crowd Municipal Rclirees Church, Male singers are invited to kitchen social games will be played. Jets even New York coach Walt Besides Todd's passing, the only said Los Angeles Coach Ray Eagles last week, are four-point warrant application for one youth favorites for tonight’s game Demonstrators placed their signs ~ MANCHESTER - The sing with the chorus There will be a Michaels and quarterback Richard bright spot on an otherwise dismal Malavasi. "But it was an expensive who was driving the car in which St After tonight, the Raiders have In Memoriam in two coffins Sunday during the Manchester Municipal Retirees coffee hour before the rehearsal. Sports program Todd admitted the Jets were day for the Jets was safety Ken win because we lost a few people. Louis was a passenger games left with Dallas. Denver and In loving memory of Edith Boyce Simp­ mock funeral The protest was Association will sponsor its annual Open house In an apparent racial incident, SOUTH WINDSOR- The South probably in over their heads. That’s going to hurt us down the son. who passed away December Isl, organized Citizens Alliance for a Safe Christmas dinner at the Army and "It just proves we are not ready for road." the New York Giants while the Bron­ BOLTON — Parents of future two youths pulled alongside a car Windsor Recreation Department is 1979 Environment Inc., which has led lough people like the Rams, " New York rushed for just 85 yards cos play Kansas City next week and .Navy Club, Main Street, Dec. 9 at 1 Bolton High School students are In­ driven by a local black woman and offering an Introduction to Sports most of the opposition to the plant pm - Michaels said. "We’re obviously not and was held to minus 2 in the third Seattle after hosting the Raiders. You may be gone vited to an open house Tuesday from hurled racial slurs and garbage at program for boys and girls ages 6 to 8 I can guarantee you that there as good as people thought we were quarter. The Jets leading rusher was But to me never dead A roast beef dinner will be served. 7:30 to 9 p.m. at the high school her When the woman drove to police on Tuesdays from 4 to 5:30 at the I see your smile in the clouds overhead will be no construction, " said CASE Avery Street Sthool. before the season started." Tom Newton, who carried nine times While the Raiders lead the series President Michael Scaizo W'e have All members, wives, husbands and (Questions about programs, courses headquarters the two youths followed I know your love is existing and bright her. Basic skills in soccer and basket­ Los Angeles upped its record to 9-4 for 48 yards. against Denver, 29-9-2, the Broncos In the warmth of the rays of the sun's too much strength in numbers We friends are eligible to attend and extra-curricular activities at the but remained a game behind Atlanta have won three of the last six games school will be answered. The woman was riding alone at the ball are being taught. The Rams took a 7-0 lead after golden light will march in Washington if we have Door prizes and entertainment will in the NFC West. The Rams and recovering a fumble on the first play played to " be provided. There will be informal department Sadly missed by your Daughter. Falcons square off Dec 21 in Schroy who had one of the four l|ew of the game with Ferragano hitting Jim Plunkett, who led the Raiders Reservations Ymust be made by demonstrations and presentations. York interceptions, giving him eight Mildred CASE has claimed the area around Anaheim in the final regular season Bryant with a 12-yard touchdown to their six-game winning streak Dec 2 with Feme Green, 7 Fernwood Refreshments will be served. In case game. for the season, the mqst for the Jets the proposed construction site is too pass. Los Angeles upped its lead to after taking over for the injured Dan Earthquake virtimB Drive, Bolton. 649-2158. of inclement weather, the open house Signing scheduled The Rams' swarming and fired-up in a season since 1970. ^ -K V _ will beue neiQheld uec. Dec. 9. 9 10-0 with 1:18 remaining in the Pastorini, will be at quarterback for get local help defense, led by Larry Brtbks, sacked opening period on a 25-yard field goal Oakland while veteran Craig Morton, MANCHESTER - The contract Todd six times for a minus 57 yards. “I don't look at records as much as M-XNt.HKSrEK — A Manchester The project is not expected to be by Frank Corral but the Jets cut it to who came off the bench to pace awarding designing the renovations I look at team victories," Ferragano collection point for funds for the vic­ iVlan charged in weapons case completed until the summer of The Jets, who fell to 3-10, gained 212 10-8 in the second period onfield goals Denver to six victories in the last to Manchester High School will be said. "I could throw 10 touchdown tim? of the recent earthquake in Italy 1983. The renovations, costing total yards, 196 of them passing as of 22 and 44 yards by Pat Leahy. eight games, will start for the Bron­ South WinilMur charged Saturday witli uiird-degree South Windsor Police are in­ signed with the firm Russell, Gib­ Todd completed 14-of-34 passes. He passes and it wouldn’t matter if the has been established about $5.5 million, are expected to team lost. 'The Rams boosted their lead to 17-6 cos. Kevin P M ulcahey, 24, of criminal trespassing and third- vestigating the report of damage to a son and Von Dohien tomorrow. take between 18 and 20 months. was intercepted once and had one TD Persons wishing to donate funds to "I had a sore arm and sometimes at 8:24 of the second quarter on a 44- So the game matches reborn Springfield, Mass , was charged degree criminal mischief. door window at the Wapping School The firm drew the preliminary pass to rookie Johnny t'Lam " Jones for the victims should make their The renovations should cause today I should have thrown the ball yard TD bomb from Ferragano to quarterbacks given up for dead by Saturday with possession of a He was arrested on a warrant in and several windows at South Wind­ drafts for the renovations which "This is as close to a complete checks payable to Church World Ser­ less than a mill increase on in­ away but I thought I'd let the Waddy but the Jets came back again, most observers at the start of the dangerous weapon (a club) in a connection with the investigation of sor High School. were approved by a 2 to 1 margin physical beating as I’ve ever had " a vice and they will be accepted at dividual tax payments: Interest receivers run under the ball and give cutting the deficit to 17-13 with 2:13 season. motor vehicle and possession of a an incident last May allegedly in­ on a November referendum. "Die weary Todd said. "The Rams have a Center Congregational Church Vernon paymenU for the 20-year bond are us a chance." to go in the half on a 35-yanl TD pass Both coaches, Tom Flores of cannabis-type substance (less than volving property damage He was contract will award the remaining expected to hike the cost to $9.7 great defense." from Todd to Jones, who caught the The funds will be forwarded to Ita­ Vincent Reilly, 18 and John Peacock, who had the finest day in Oakland and Red Miller of Denver, four ounces.) released on a $2M nonsurety bond for design and coordination of work, million. The project is funded with Vince Ferragamo passed for 284 ball at the 15 and made a dazzling run were grim after learning San Diego ly for relief work court on Dec. 8. Dewart, 16, both of 10 Anthony Road, his three-year NFL career and was Police said Mulcahey was stopped for a fee of $350,000. Russell, Gib­ $1.9 million in state aid. yards and four touchdowns, com­ past five defenders into the end zone. had beaten Philadelphia. Company One David Hutchins. 17, of 93 Tallwood Tolland, were charged Friday with son and Von Dohien were paid $15,- pleting 22-of-36 passes, but was in­ the first runner to rush for more than on a routine motor vehicle violation 100 yards against the Jets in two The Rams took a 24-13 lead with "1 wouldn't say it’s imperative that Drive, South Windsor, was charged fourth-degree larceny (shopliflting) 000 for the Inital plans, according to The building's roof will be tercepted four times while Elvis ISo running room MANtlHESTER — Members of on Route 5. He was released on a $50 years, credited his performance to just 30 second left in the half on a 15- we beat Oakland." Miller said, Sunday wirti evading responsibility. complaint of Caldor's at Vernon Jay Giles, public works .director. repaired, energy efficient windows Peacock rushed for 152 yards as the Company One, Town of Manchester cash bond for appearance in court in "faith in God and good blocking up yard RD pass from Ferragano to "because nothing is imperative. But New England's Don Calhoun found no running room when sur­ He allegedly damaged another car in ^'role. The contract will be signed and ceiling Improvements installed Rams piled up 510 yards against the Fire Department, will meet fur Manchester on Dec. 8. front.” Miller, made it 31-13 on a 4-yard TD I would say we have to beat the rounded by San Francisco defenders at the line of scrimmage. the parking lot of the Silver Spur on "'*‘‘0 released on their Tuesday in the General Manager's and an elevator will be added to the Jets — a season-high. B’erragamo’s dinmr Tuesday night at 6.30 at the Timothy P. Flynn, 20, of 17 25-year old building Peacock replaced started Wendell run by Mike Guman early in the final Raiders if we expect to be-a playoff Terry Tautolo (50), Bobby Lepold and Jimmy Webb applied the .McKee Street firehouse Oakland St., Manchester, was Sullivan Avenue. His court date is Promise to appear in court in Office. four TD passes gave him 26 for the period and closed out the scoring Dec 9 Rockville on Dw. 9. Tyler to open the second period. team .” pressure. (UPI photo) season, breaking the club record of 25 with 3:55 left in the game "A loss to Denver wouldn't finish 12 - EVENINU HEHAL-U. Mon., Dec. 1, IWO

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NEW VOHK I L’I’ I I Mcntiiin the minutes and Don Cockroft had a 2fi- Leon Gray, Houston's All-Pro turnovers and fell 21-17 to San Fran­ up when the Bills botched punts. alive. Pittsburgh also scored on Cleveland Browns and the lirst yard field goal early in the third tackle, said the two straight losses cisco, '49erH 21, 1’ulriuln 17 . Terry Bradshaw's 30-yard pass to thou(ilit normally would be ol period Earl Campbell bulled a yard may deflate the Oilers for their game In other games, it was San Diego 22 San Francisco's defense in­ Lynn Swann and Matt Bahr's field Philadelphia 21; Pittsburgh 23 Miami quarterback Brian .Sipe s penchant lor an Oiler TD alter Houston tell Thursday night against the Steelers. tercepted Steve Grogan a club goals of 32. 33 and 30 yards. shoot down Celts 10: Minnesota 23 New Orleans 20; lor dramatic linishes or receiver behind 14-0 and Ken Stabler threw a "We had a feeling earlier this year record-tying six times and Joe Mon­ lltireiinerrH 20, Piiekrrs 17 NEW YORK (UPI) - With three We wanted to rest on offense and Los Angeles 38 the New York Jets 13; 108, Seattle routed New Jersey 113-89 Dave Lopan s acrobatic catches :i0-yard TD pass to tight end Dave like we were going to be unstoppable, tana converted three of the turnovers Johnny Davis scored on a lyard run of their best players sidelined with nurse the clock and be patient.” Tampa Bay 20 Green Bay 17; Atlanta injuries, the Milwaukee Bucks should and San Diego beat Golden State 120- But the Brow ns are in sole [losses- Casper after ffouston trailed 17-7, just go all the way." Gray said into TD passes to lead the 49ers to an with 1:.68 left, lifting Tampa Bay Bridgeman, who scored 25 points, 10 Washington 6; Cincinnati 20 Kan­ upset victory. Montana threw have been an easy m ark for the 100. sion ol lirsi place in the AKC Central But the Oilers never recovered 'Now there's a damper on the old over Green Bay and keeping alive the i? completed a 3-point play to give the sas City 6; and St. Louis 23. the New scoring passes of 28 yards to Freddie Boston Celtics. Instead, the Celtics Suns 117, Rorkpla 114 Division thanks to a determined Irom a first period in which they ego. You get two teams who you Bucs' faint hopes for a playoff berth. Bucks an 88-85 lead, but Boston out- York Giants 7. Solomon. ir> to Earl Cooper and 2 to made their coach feel like a manual Rookie Kyle Macy scored 13 of his defensive ettort which set up two turned the ball over on two fumbles think you're better than and they Davis’ TD came after the Packers, scored Milwaukee 8-2 in the closing ■ On Thanksgiving Day last Eason Hansom. laborer. 21 points in the second half to lift the touchdowns and then turned in key and an interception and. for the se­ who trailed 13-3 entering the final minutes to move to within 107-105. Thursday, Chicago downed Detroit FuIi'Oiih 10, lieilnkinn 6 Suns to their 12th consecutive home plays Sunda\ to preserve a 1714 vic- cond straight week, a furious finish period, scored two TOs within 46 "The way I feel tonight. I ’d rather Quinn Buckner missed two free 23-17 in overtime and Dallas crushed victory. The Suns are the only NBA torv over the Houston Oilers tell short The Oilers rallied Irom a .Steve Bartkowski's 14-yard pass to seconds to take a 17-13 lead be digging ditches,” said Boston throws with 10 seconds left, giving Seattle .11-7. Denver is at Oakland club undefeated at home. Dennis A lumble recovery by .lohn 21-0 delicit last week to tie Ihe New Alfred Jenkins in the third period ac­ Coach Bill Fitch after the Celtics tonight. Johnson and Alvan Adams each hit Mohnng and Bon Bolton s intercep- York Jets 28-28 but lost 31-28 in over­ counted for the game's only A IkingH 2 3 . SuiiilK 20 blew a rare opportunity to catch the t Jiurgem 2 2 , Euglei. 21 two free throws in last 24 seconds to tion set up the two early ID s and time touchdown and helped Atlanta defeat Ted Brown ran for 96 yards and a streaking Bucks at less than full clinch the victory. Houston's Moses Cleveland s delense doppedly Tom Kritsch was short on a 38-yard Dan Fouts threw TD passes of 14 Washington to extend its winning TD. leading Minnesota over winless strength. Malone had 30 points. thwarted Houston in the linal period field goal try with 4T.7 to play and. in and 17 yards to Kellen Winslow and streak to seven games. New Orleans and spoiling Dick With Marques Johnson. Bob Lanier Bull Benirschke had three field goals Bulls 122, Lakers 108 as the Oilers rallied the (losing moments, cornerback Ituni. 3R. .let. I.'l Stanfel's NFL coaching debut. and Brian Winters sitting on the Cleveland is in sole possession ol .ludson Flint recovered Casper's to lead San Diego over Philadelphia Vince Ferragamo threw for 284 .Saints' quarterback Archie Manning bench because of injuries, the Bucks Ricky Sobers and Artis Gilmore combined for 16 points in the final tirst place in the \K ( ( eiitral with tumble at the Houston 37 and and hand the Eagles, already assured yards and four TDs and Los Angeles rallied Ihe Saints from a 23-0 deficit turned instead to Junior Bridgeman of a playoff berth, only their second five minutes to snap Chicago's five- three pames to plav Ihe Browns Clarence Scott intercepted Stabler s beat you It puts everything down in gained a season-high..M0 yards while with three second-half TD passes but and Sidney Moncrief, who combined loss. San Diego tixik a half-game lead game road losing streak. Gilmore lead I ’lllstmrph ,iml Houston by a pass at his 2f Ihe dumps " beating the .lets. Ferragamo hit 22- a 2f-yard field goal with 33 seconds for 48 points Sunday night to spark over Oakland in the AFC West finished with 21 points and Sobers 17. pame anti >ire in a '■olid [losition since We arc in control ol our destiny I'hcre were two major upsets Sun­ 1)1-36 passes and reserve halfback Icit was bl(K'kt>d. Milwaukee's 107-105 victory. (oh. 2». Hill. 21 the Celtics another chance. But both Kareen Abdul-Jabaar led Los the Oilers ,iml '■ticflers meet now said Sipe, who did not have his day. both involving clubs dueling lor Elvis PeaciK'k rushed lor lf2 yards B)-iigii|. 20, ( llirf. () The Bucks decided to play a slow­ Beserve quarterback Greg Landry Bird and Archibald missed their final Angeles with 28. Thursdiiv nipht I levekitul i'* tfitain iiMiallv priKluctue day He hit only the AFC East title Baltimore t(Kik ^ leeler. 2.'L D o lp liiii. 10 Ken Anderson and Jack Thompson down game because ot tneir lack ol shots. SuperSonirs I I.'l, Nets 89 to pick up a Paine on Ihe loser or i:i-ol-21 passes tor onlv 92 yards advantage ol sloppy play by Buffalo's ran for one T D and passed lor Franco Harris rushed lor 116 each threw ;iT D pass and Pete John- depth. The strategy worked perfect­ possihlv ,1 h.ill p.ime >'n cacti team it .ihoiil our delense special teams to defeat Ihe AFC East another and Curtis Dickey ran lor vards. including a 9-yard TD run that .son rumbled f.7 yards lor another TD ly, even though Larry Bird and Nate "We had the people that should Vinnie Johnson and John Johnson two more to lead Baltimore to an up­ have been able to beat them ," Fitch scored 20 points each to spark the thev tie CamplH‘11 had 27 carries lor lOi) leaders 2814 The Bills still c.-ipped a 99-yard lourih quarter III enable Cincinnati to snap a five- Archibald both missed shots in the P (ts Seattle rout. The Johnsons combined Cleo M iller s( orcil lor Clcvcl.md on .iril.s but the Browns contained him remained a game ahead of New set ol AFC Easi-leading Bullalo drive, to lilt Pittsburgh over Miami game losing streak with a victorv last five seconds that would have said. “ We played pattycake for three for 16 of the Sonics' 18 points in a six- runs ol 6 and 1 v.ird' in the lii'l III 111 the second hall England which also was plagued by Three ol the Colts lour TDs were set and vtociors' playoll hopes over Kansas Citv sent the game into overtime. quarters instead of taking it to them, minute stretch of the third period as Man, that was the longest three ^ m e nights clubs play to 100 percent Official conducts on-court battle in Seattle minutes I've had since I began capacity when confronted with the Seattle opened a 78-68 lead Mike coaching," said Milwaukee Coach greatest adversity and this is what Newlin led New Jersey with a game- While an official appears to orchestrate a and Fred Brown (32) stands ready during Don Nelson. "I'v e never been so happened. I can't say anything good high 23 points. retort from New Jersey’s Jan Van Breda first half altercation yesterday in NBA game proud of my team. They carried out about my basketball team ." Clippern 120, Warriurn KMI our game plan perfectly on both Robert Parish led Boston, which Freeman Williams scored 24 points Kolff (22) and Mike Newlin, Seattle's Vinnie in Seattle. Home team triumphed, 113-89. and Michael Brooks added 23 to pace Major bowl tests next offense and defense. had won eight of its last nine games, Johnson (15) holds back John Johnson (27) photo) San Diego to its fourth victory in five "They were patient and played with 26 points while Bird added 18. games. Golden State ran off 10 points solid defense. I just don't know what Buckner added 20 for the Bucks. at the start of the third period but else I could ask of them. Our plan Elnewlirrr in .NB.A. San Diego regained command John Best dual-meet record compiled was not to get into a running game. Phoenix edged Houston 117-114, 0^ for Georgia, Oklahoma We didn't have enough manpower. Chicago defeated Los Angeles 122- Lucas had 20 for Golden State Year better than expected NEW YORK (UPD - Georgia and player — is expected to be either second half. on how well the unbeaten but once- Oklahoma won easily over their state South Carolina senior running back The 9-2 Sooners. who defeated tied (by Georgia Tech! Fighting Irish Coach goes ouft on top Headed for title rivals Saturday and now will prepare George Rogers, who totaletl 1.781 Nebraska last week, thus clinched do next Saturday in their season YONKFRS, N Y. (UPD - Veteran V7 for major bowl games, thanks in yards, or Pitt senior defensive end the Big Eight title outright to earn a finale at 17th-ranked Southern Cal. driving champion Carmine Ab- greal part to two freshmen running Hugh Green berth in the Orange Bowl, where In other games involving ranked Rhymes didn't pile up the numbers biatello is well on his way to his third Tribe hooters backs who showed why they will Oklahoma will meet third-ranked teams, ninth-ranked Alabama routed consecutive driving championship at probably be at the top of their class like Walker did and is not in conten­ Florida State on New Year's Day Auburn 34-18. No. 13 Brigham Young with Catholic tankers Yonkers Raceway. for the next three years. tion for the Heisman. but all he did FSU ends its season against Florida overwhelmed Nevada-Las Vegas 54- Abbiatello posted three victories Herschel Walker led the un­ was gain more yards in his first next week. 14, No 14 UCLA romped over Oregon By LKN Al STKR lirsl triumph over the Silk Towners chance to make a move on first place Saturday night *.o up his total to 168 defeated and top-ranked Bulldogs to season — 659 — than anyone ever has Walker, who gained more than 200 Stale 34-3. No. 18 Florida lost to Hrralil S|iort»**rilrr in five tries in the M Division, " Viola concedes, perfect blend for the year. Last year, he set a a 38-20 victory over Georgia Tech, at Oklahoma And in Norman, the yards in four of his last six games, M iam i 31-7 and Texas A&M sur­ Every coach has the dream of The Eaglettes. Viola notes, at. the “We had finished third the last two record with 199 victories. while Buster Rhymes sparked the tradition of great rushers includes was still 42 yards shy of Dorsett's prised No. 20 Texas 24-14. going out on top And that's the way start had si>me setbacks. Joanne years and knew our swimmers could the youngsters feel comfortable and " It sure would be nice to break the By LEN A l STER sixth-rated Sooners to a 63-14 rout of Billy Sims. Steve Owens and Greg record with less than 10 minutes to it appears for retiring East Catholic Swanson b.u! ,i back operation and qualify high in the trials. On this part of the team concept. 200 m ark," said Abbiatello. "but the Hrrulil SporlBwriler Oklahoma State In doing so. each Pruitt play against Georgia Tech before he Freshman quarterback Walter girls' swimming Coach Ralph Viola was n.i't al)(c to return. Mary level your front line swimmers count "These kids liked each other The main thing is winning consistently. The first season went better than had a spectacular long touchdown Rhymes started the onslaught broke a tackle near the line of scrim­ Lewis scored one touchdown and set as the Eaglette tankers captured the McCarthy wa-: also unavailable for the most." seniors did so much for us. The kids 200 is like a magic number. If I get it. some anticipated. The second year run and each broke a significant against the Cowboys with a 66-yard mage, cut across the grain through a up another with a 73-yard sprint to state 1980 Class M championship the year as were freshman Chris Four first placements were cap­ on the (1979 Class LL) championship great, but if I don't I'll just look for Manchester High Soccer Coach rushing record. ID run in the first quarter and sea of would-be tacklers and then lead No. 9 and Cotton Bowl-bound Viola, who has been head coach Grabski and three-year diver Chris tured by Eaglette tankers artlleTTlle team made the others relax and ahead to 1981" Bill McCarthy w ill depend on how he finished with 105 yardj on 12 carries. outran everybody on his long Alabama ... Jim McMahon passed for Harvey. Walker, given an outside shot at since the squad's inception in 1976. was captured. Senior co-captain fills vacated slots. boosted them so they felt positive Oklahoma coach Barry Switzer said touchdown jaunt. five touchdowns and ran for two ■Swanson and Grabski are expected w inning the Heisman Trophy when it plans to step down if a suitable, Claire Viola for the fourth year in a The Indian hooters in McCarthy's about themselves, " McCarthy con­ that Rhymes' electrifying early "I didn't know about Dorsett's more to pace Brigham Young to its IS announced today, had a 65-yardiTD experienced replacement is found back for the '81 campaign, according row secured the championship in the first campaign at the helm finished tinued score fired up the team "That got us record until two weeks ago," Walker 11th straight victory .. Tailback Wins in new sport sprint and gained 205 yards to raise He also coaches the Hartford Public to Viola - 100-yard butterfly while junior Lynne with a fine 12-4-1 overall mark. They Manchester, which scored 36 goals rolling. " he said said. "When I went into the game, it Freeman McNeil ran for three Despite the losses, "we were able KOENIGSSEE, West Germany his season total to l.oib — breaking boys' swim squad and "wants to back Dakin for the third successive year secured third place in the CCIL and and yielded 17 in its 17 outings. loses l,aler, another freshman running was the farthest thing from my mind. touchdowns and set an all-tim e to put two strong swimmers in just (U P D — Guido Kratschmer, world the all-tim e freshman record of 1,586 off from a full year round schedule." won the crown in the 100-yard were quarterfinalisls in the Class LL eight key operatives Graduation back, Jerome Ledbetter, scored But our offensive line and most of the about every event and our third entry record-holder in the decathlon, tried set by Tony Dorset! of Pittsburgh in UCLA career rushing record, East had its best dual meet cam­ breaststroke Division, bowing to eventual champ takes goalie M arty Simon, a two-year three times and senior quarterback team seemed determined to help me in each event was the strongest of his hand at winter sports Sunday — 1973 And Walker missed most tf two breaking Wendell Tyler's mark ... paign ever with a 10-1 mark, its lone And freshman Laura Negri proved Hall in overtime. starter, his back-up Tim McCarthy, Protected quarterback J C Watts ran for four touchdowns. break i t " Quarterback David ^ a l set up two our previous four teams as w ell," and helped his team win a four-man games with an ankle injury. loss to Glastonbury "Glastonbury to be a big boost by taking the 200 and “Not having been a head coach sweeper Eric Juttner, fullbacks Scott That made 18 TDs this year for The prestige of Georgia's Sugar third-quarter touchdowns with long ♦acknowledges Viola bobsled race. The winner of the Heisman — sym­ was too strong both on numbers, 500-yard freestyles, setting school before I really didn't know what to Chenew, Kevin W alker, and Bill Watts, who left the game early in the Bowl date with Notre Dame hinges passes to ignite the Aggies East, as Viola expected, did well in Kratschmer raced for the home Cleveland quarlerbaok Brian Sipe gets good protection from bolic of the nation's finest college quality and conditioning." Viola and state Class M records in each expect." McCarthy voiced, "I knew Herlth, midfielders Alex Britnell and team of Koenigssee at a meeting of states the Class M Championship Meet, event. Manchester High had always had Sparky Laggis and strikers Bob lineman Joe DeLamielleure and Cody Risien to block out Mike top German winter sports teams in The victory list included decisions winning it with 192 points The In addition. Viola in the 50 excellent teams but I didn't know Monaco, Scott Goehring and Mike Slensrud of Houston Browns surprised Oilers, 17-14. lUPI Transactions Bavaria. over Windham. HalL the 1980 CCIL Eaglettes in both '78 and '79 look freestyle, freshman Meg Dakin in the what to expect. Hellandbrand photo I Hu'ketlliill third place. His victory came just six days champion, and crosstown breaststroke. Lynne Dakin in the 200 "The season as it turned out went Goehring, Britnell and Monaco Indiana — Waived rookie guard . Anders fCallur producing "We felt Irom the start we had a after he first rode a bobsled last Mon­ Manchester It was the Eaglettes IM . sophomore .Angela Ebreo in the very, very well It did because the each shared runner-up honors in the Kenny Natt day. 200 and 500 freestyles, senior Anne kids we had blended together very goal-scoring department with five Football Kratschmer and his teammates Tuller in diving and Mary Beth well. We were fortunate to have the apiece Laggis contributed four South Carolina man Buffalo — Activated wide receiver finished 06 second ahead of another Cavallo and sophomore Toni Hempel upperclassmen we had They helped Junior Tommy Wood was the leading after seeing spot duty four-man crew from Koenigssee. Lou Piccone from injured reserve Difficult schedule in the 100-yard backstroke picked up Tribe marksman with six tallies list and placed guard Tim Vogler on NEW YORK (UPD - Everybody two others bunday night to help the linemales I really enjoy playing with valuable points. So. too. did the 200 “We start next year with kids to receive Heisman injured reserve. Islanders increase their unbeaten who’Ve had a lot of playing loves a mystery, but Anders Kallur Bourne and Goring. " medley and 400 free relays. was not loo fond of being one streak to 14 games with a 73 victory "The girls responded with outstan­ experience," McCarthy sees. NEW YORK I I'PI I — .No player Quebec closed its deficit to 42 after for East skaters Rogers consistency also'is a mark The Swedish import showed great over the Quebec Nordiques the second period Richard Leduc ding performances at the (Class M l That list includes W(>od. Mike Roy, from South Carolina has ever won the in his favor He has gone over the 100- Controversial ability in New York's Stanley Cup Kallur completed the hat trick in and Michel Goulet scored for the Vinnie White and Charlie O'Connell meet. The improvement or moving Jay Hedlund. Myles .McCurry. Roger Heism^n Trophy No defensive yard rushing mark in 21 straight By LE.N A l STKR Indian icemen season last year and figured to play the third period when he took a pass Nordiques and Denis Potvin in reserve up on the part of five different Greenwood. Kent Stringfellow. and player has ever won it No Ireshman games and is South Carolina s all- boxing ending Herald Sporlxwrilrr an important role this year in helping from Goring and fired a wrist shot countered for New York Goring then "Howat has good size and swimmers from the trials to the Chris Carmel Roy, Hedlund, has been the recipient ol college foot­ time total offense leader without The most difficult schedule in its • ^ • the Islanders defend their title When 'past goalie Michel Plasse Kallur scored two quick third-period goals quickness and we are counting on finals made it impossible for (second McCurry and Greenwood are ball's most prized individual honor ever having thrown a pass LOS ANGELES iL 'P li - Eddie three-year existance awaits the East Kallur found himself sitting on the opened the scoring at 12:35 of the to pul the game out of reach. good goaltending with the beefed up place) Weston to close in on us. To sophomores "Those kids have a lot One ol those streaks should be IVlany bebeve Green could sneak in .Mustala Muhammad's controversial Catholic ice hockey team and Eagle bench and seeing spot duty at the first period when he banged in a loose In other games. Buffalo beat schedule," Mannix states. me, it showed how much we wanted are optimistic of game experience." McCarthy broken at approximately I p m EST as the w inner ot the Heism an third-round TKO over Holland's Rudi Coach Bill Mannix relates his club is start of the season, everybody was puck off Garry Lariviere's skate. Colorado 4-1 and Calgary defeated East a year ago practiced once a the championship,” Viola stated. reminds today when the Downtown Athletic Trophy No interior lineman — KiKipmans during the weekend set up looking forward to the 1980-81 season mystified The Swede increased New York's week. That has been increased four East also took seventh place in the Hj I.EN Al STKR game as possioie. slates Wagner, Carmel, center fullback, could be Club names the winner ol this year s offense or defense — has ever won a sports writers and broadcasters Winnipeg 4-1 But Kallur refused to worry and lead to 2-0. taking a pass from SalireH 4, RockieiT 1 "We have beefed up the schedule. hundred percent. "We have four standings at the State Open, the best llerntd SpurlHUriter who notes the players have to pay to in line for the sweeper slot That's Heisrhan Trophy the trophy but Green is considered nightmare — a light heavyweight un­ continued to work Coach A1 Arbour Bourne and scoring on a breakaway. The philosophy is to try to upgrade practices a week and that has given finish of any Hartford area school. There are no predictions of an im­ play. "Our hope is in the past we've one possibility There are several op­ Senior running back George the best (lefensive end to come into ification bout between Mustafa Third-period goals by rookies liked what he saw and put the Kallur then set up Bourne for a the program. You can only learn by us a chance to work on offensive and The Eaglettes lose to graduation proved record, although that is the relied on two or three players What tions Rogers of South Carolina, senior the college game in many years A Muhammad and Matthew Saad Gilles Hamel and Alan Haworth smooth-skating winger on a line with breakaway to give the Islanders a 3-0 playing good teams. " states Mannix, defensive formations," Mannix com­ Claire Viola, Beth Negri, divers hope, but there will be a difference we re trying to do is have balanced Junior Steve Wirla and defensive end Hugh Green of standout since his Ireshman year, the Muhammad broke open a 2-1 game Butch Goring and Bob Bourne The l^ad after one period. ments, "Last year with only one Tuller and Connie Morgan and Erin evident when the Manchester High lines sophomores Tim Carmel and Mike Pittsburgh and Ireshman running- 6-foot-2. 222-pounder has cat-like I'he bout between Mustafa Muham­ Fluiiieii 4, Jeln 1 who will lead his stickers into the mystery was suddenly solved "I feel good about the hat trick," new season Wednesday night against practice we worked just on the Shaffner A strong contingent ice hockey team skates into the 1980- St Laurent were with the varsity back Herschel Walker ol Georgia are quickness and was credited with 73 mad, the World Boxing Association Phil Russell scored the decisive In the past Manchester has skated Kallur scored three goals — giving said Kallur "It's my first in the NHL basics. remains, the departing coach views. 81 season. much of the time and will be in con­ the leading candidates for the trophy solo tackles. 45 assists and 17 champion, and Saad Muhammad, the goal during a four-goal third period Windsor at home at the Bolton Ice and been competitive with most him 14 for the year — and assisted on and 1 have to give credit to my Palace at 7:50. There is a long list of returnees, in­ The Indian icemen, 2-18 a year ago. teams in the first period," continued tention for berths So, too, will be w hich w ill be presented at a quarterback sacks this season World Boxing Council champion, is for Calgary. "1 feel the first two lines can play It inaugurates a 19-game schedule with anyone in the area. It's just a cluding juniors Lynne Dakin. w ill show a lu ll complem ent of Wagner, who added fatigue then sophomores from the jayvee team in­ luncheon Walker made headlines from his slated lor Feb. 21 in .New York's players and hope fatigue, which has cluding Mike LeTourneau, Greg Ballots were sent out earlier this Madison Square Garden which includes two meetings each matter of getting the (ice) time un­ Cavallo, Rose Lenares and became a problem in the middle and opening game of the season when he Shrider and Doug Mitchell Juniors month by the DAC to more than 1.000 Saturday night's WBA title bout with South Windsor, Rockvjlle, der their belt. It w ill be hard to catch McCarthy, the latter if healthy. Also plagued them In the past, will not be third sessions, "We hope with the came off the bench to score two i Phil Wilson and Ken Hewitt also will sports writers and broadcasters from ended between the third and fourth Glastonbury and crosstown up in a month's tim e but we've been sophomores Ebreo, Swanson. a factor as previously (20-manI squad we have to skate touchdowns. The 6-2 . 220-pound run­ battle for the vacancies across the nation and each voter was rounds after Mustafa Muhammad Manchester. working hard in practice. Hempel, Stephanie Greenwald, Manchester, competing in the with any team We may not ( match i ning back led Georgia to a perfect 11- "The pressing need for next year asked to pick three players in order and Koopmans banged heads near East a year ago went 10-8-1 and "We have to work in practice twice Sheila McDerm ott, Mary Senereth lough CCIL, opens its season skill-wise but we are working on 0 record and finished the season with w ill be rebuilding the defense, " of preference the end ol the third round qualified for post-season play as hard as some of our opponents but and Alison Stern and freshmen Laura Thursday night against non- developing skills ' 1.616 yards rushing lan NCAA McCarthy concurs, realizing three- Rogers is the lavorite simply Koopmans sustained a cut on his "We want to play more teams in the kids have demonstrated the Negri, Meg Dakin. Meaghan Clark. conference foe .Somers High at En­ Wagner, beginning Ins first year at Ireshman single-season record i and fourths graduates, "What will help us because he is a senior and the left eyelid in the collision, but the area and get some rivalries willingness to do. I feel the kids won’t Grabski. Patty Gallagher. Kathy field Twins Rink at 9 o'cliK'k The the controls, believes the program 15 touchdowns despite missing most \\ next year is having experience with a nation's leading ru.sher The 6-f(x>t-2. referee Larry Rozadilla apparently going," Mannix related, "(And) back down and will give it their best Quick and the Lenares twins, Kathy contest swings into action a 20-game has some plus.ses over ’ 79-80 "We of two games with an ankle injury sweeper and three-man line 220-pound running back concluded his didn t see the butt and, after con­ when the kids saw the schedule they shot, " Mannix continued. and Karen. slate have more practice time, three times His chances for winning the trophy "We will have a lot ol decisions to regular season last Saturday with 1- sulting with the ring doctor, stopped \ didn't say 'oh, no." They said that's "We should get good scoring from "The program is solid and es- The Silk Towners' first line will a week. And it's at moric reasonidile are regarded as slim, however, since make, decisions on slots to fill But I 781 yards, an average ot 1619 yards the fight and ruled Mustala Muham­ great.' You like that. " ( the first two lines. The first two tablisheii and I'm sure there is lind senior Scott Brown at center hours, " he stales, "Ano-Uio-booster only SIX underclassmen — all juniors feel the kids will be ready for next per game for 11 games He finished — have ever raptured the award mad the winner The Eagle first line, all returnees, defensive pairings have experience someone with coaching experience with junior Craig Carlson at left wing club has rented a bus (for away and they are kids who w ill go into the year," McCarthy voices, "There his NCAA record with 4,958 yards Other players expected to get some The victory raised Mustafa will find senior co-captain Kurt willing to take on a sure winner, and senior Mike Schoenberger on the trips) so we can di.scuss strategy on corner. And they w ill rush the puck right side. The second grouping will wasn't one this year who felt he had a rushing, good lor lourih place (in the support in the voting are quarterback Muhammad's record to 38-4-1 while Peterson at center flank^ by junior possibly another state championship the way down and back ' have Ireshman E ric TruiJon at center job secured. They all worked very NCAA's all-time list His total trails •Mark Herrmann of Purdue, quarter­ Koopmans suffered his first loss t two Greg White on the right and senior once in awhile," Mannix states. team, " Viola, looking towards 1981, "We feel we are quite strong on with senior Kurt Wagner on the left hard and I'm positive they will again only Archie Griffin 1 5.177 at Ohio back Jim McMahon of Brigham draws I in 31 fights Scott MeWay on the left wing. Peter­ “ We will be in the tournament," remarked. defense We re expecting a lot out ol next year ' State), Charles White 1 5.598 at Young, running back Freeman In the WBC title fight Friday night son led in scoring a year ago with 17 Mannix emphatically remarked, and senior Mike M cNiff at right Botteron And we also have moved goals. Southern Californiai and Tony Mc.Neil of UCLA, running back Jar­ in San Diego. Saad Muhammad "even with the schedule we have. wing. some of our better skaters to The second line has junior Rick “ This is our most challenging year The defensive pairings tentatively Dorset! '6.082 at Pittsburgh i. ail vis Redwine of Nebraska and running retained his crown with a fourth- s i'o m s o s r \ defense. We hope to work as many former Heisman winners on the back Marcus Allen of Southern round knix-kout of Lotte Mwale of Clark iq the middle with junior Joe in three years and we are out'to have junior Leon Botteron with jieople into as many positions but 4: St. Onge on the left wing and im ­ prove we can play this schedule.” career list California Zambia MONDAY senior Marty Hancock on the first we re also hoping to keep lines Ski area sold pressive looking freshman John Schedule: Dm . 3 Windsor H 7:50 DEC. 1, 1MO unit and senior Willie Simon and together " WEST GREENWICK, R I. (UPD Kolano on the right. p.m , 6 Glastonbury A (at Hartford sophomore Bill Chambers, a transfer eVENINO Schedule: Dec. 4 Somers A (at En­ — Fickle New England weather has The third line has senior Sean Arena) 9:45, lOMasuk H 7:50p.m., 13 from East Catholic, the second 6:00 field) 9 p m , 6 Windsor H 9:30 p.m., forced the sale of Pine Top Ski Area, Navy coach looks to better days Finnegan at center with sophomores South Windsor H 9:30p.m, 17 Somers (ID NCAA F o o lb ill C onllnuat pairing. 10 Simsbury A (at South Windsor one of only three slopes in Rhode Mark Zimkiewicz and Sean Hagearty A (at Enfield Twins Rink) 8:40 p.m., FromDaytlm* Junior Bob Carlson holds down the Arena) 8:4ol 13 Conard H 7:50, 17 En­ P H ILA D E LP H IA H PD - George game series (38-37-6) for th« first West Point, also thinks it can happen 7:00 Island. at right and left wing respectively. 20 Manchester H 7:50, 23 Farmington fort as the Indian goalie and a possi­ field II 8:40, 20 East Catholic A (at Welsh can see the day when the time since 1921 di) SportftCanlar The 1,000-acre ski center opened on but realizes the hard work involved. Veterans form the top two defen­ A (at Htfd Arena) 3:40 p.m., 27 Army-Navy rivalry will be com­ Welsh, however, can't see that kind 8:00 ble troublepoint is presently there is Bolton Ice Palace) 8 p m , 23 "We simply have a long way to go dD ESPN Coll«g« FootbaU Dec. 18, 1965, with Olympian Bill petitive once again It can't happen sive pairings with senior co-captain Rockville H 9:30 p.m, no reserve. " ’We do not have a back­ Wethersfield A l at SWArena i 8:25, 27 of domination — an aggregate score to turn our program around." he R«vf«w Beck taking the first run down the soon enough for Ed Cavanaugh Kevin Dickenson and senior Phil Jan. 3 South Windsor A (at Htfd 8:30 up and if he (Carlson) is hurt we may Simsbury H 7:.50 of 92-13 over the past three season — said. "I thought we were closer. It's slope F'or the past three seasons, the lasting forever LeBlanc the top twosome and senior Arena) 8:30 p,m„ 7 Somers H 7:50,10 ® NCCA Football have to forfeit I guess. " voiced Jan. 3 Hall H 9:30, 7 Enfield A (at going to take a lot of hard work to get 8:00 " I ’ve been in it 15 years and we had Rob White and junior Dan O'Brien Farmington H 7:50, 14 Rockville A Manchester Coach Ted Wagner, fierceness that made this college "I thought Army was better than this thing turned around: hard work d ) t t Monday NI«M Football Enfield) 9 p.m,. 10 F’erm i H 9.30. 12 three good years." said owner Vin the second defensive pairing. White (at Bolton) 7:50, 17 Maloney H 9 who'll be assisted by Pete l,alashuis football's most anticipated matchup they were last year," i^iid the Navy 11:30 Windsor A (at Loomis) 8 p.m , 17 Zarella. a Cranston businessman. "I in recruiting, coaching^, morale and has been converted from right wing p.m., 21 Masuk A (at Bridgeport) d3) SportaContor year after year has been replaced by coach, who Is 23-10 the past three and Wayne Horton. Hall A (at Veteran's in West H art­ dedication. and has impressed in early practices. 8:45 p.m., 24 Glaatonfiury H 9:30 12:00 just don’t have the time, and when the awesome dominance of the seasons plus A bowl win. "Right now (£D NCAA Football A third line has not been deter­ ford) 1:15, 21 Somers H 8:40, 24 "Our program has been on the bot­ A third defensive pairing, slated to p.m., 31 Manchester A (at Bolton) you depend on an area that might be Midshipmen I think we may have better athletes Overwhelmed with joy 12:30 mined with seniors Bill Schiff and Conard'A (at Veteran's) 1:15. 27 Far­ tom for several years, but I'm con­ see a lot of action in jayvee contests, 7:50 p.m. GD Cottoqa FootbMI '80 open 10 weeks out of the year to pay Navy did it again Saturday, con­ but in two years I think Arm y will be Sean Belleville, junior Dave Doyle, mington A (at SW Arena) 3:40. 31 vinced we can get it done." Is sophomore Steve Fastiggi and Feb. 2 Windsor A (at Loomis- 3:00 for itself, you just can't go on " trolling the game from start to finish right up there with us. They're going Minnesota Viking players overwhelmed victory Sunday over New Orleans Saints. ® 8poftaContor sophomores Dan Duff, Stu East Catholic H 8 p.m The key to the Navy program is freshman John Burke. .Chaffee) 8 p.m., 4 Maloney H 2:15 Zarella has sold all his rental for a ,33-6 victory over the Cadets and to close the gap Matt Blair after he blocked field goal attempt (U PI photo) 3:30 MacCluggage. Eric Johnson and Feb. 5 Fermi A (at Enfield) 9p m . stabililv Junior Scott Howat, who split duty p.m., 10 Hall A (at Veteran’s Rink in di) ESPN CoHaga Football equipment and most of Pine Top's gaining the upper hand in the 81- Cavanaugh, the first-year coach at with 39 seconds left to preserve 23-20 Viking Ravlaw Chris Verbridge and freshman Peter 7 Wethersfield H 7:50, It Farmington in ‘79-80, is expected to do the brunt West Hartford) 5:45 p.m. grooming equipment to Ski Valley in 4:00 Adamy among the possibles. H 8 40 of the Boaltending with sophomores Home games at Bolton Ice Palace. Oi) NCAAFootMl Cumberland, R.l "We will try to get us many into a Home games at Bolton Ire Palace 14 - EVENINC; HKHAU) Mon . »ef I, I98U EVENING HEHAM). Mon , Dec 1,1980 1 5 Honor Roll students named at East Hartford High Bellingham. Patricia Blzzoco, Welsh, Garth Wlochowskl, LaPierre, Catherine Leonard, EAST HARTFORD - High Steven Dionne. Laura David Brunelle, Christine I’hal rran, ( hrislme Valirio UCLA off to fast start Raymond Boucher, Renee Todd Zakreski, jphyllis Hamp­ H, Eva Lubowicki. Dooley, Scott Elliott. Garrett Burke, Michael Cappa. W. Douglas Willett, prin­ G rad r 12 Dorene Wenis. Steven Chlcoine, Janice Curtin. ton. Linda Lemieux. John McLaughlin. John Fitzpatrick. KosaMaria For- Robert J Carr, Mane (^er- NEW YORK (UPII - For the three-point play by Sanders. UCLA ' Ball SUte 7 5 ^ , No. 6 Oregon State got 22 points from Danny Alnge but cipal of East Hartford Joseph Haley, Elizabeth Zonghelli Domenico DiCioccio, Bonnie Miguel Antunes, Shelly Ar- Merkouriou. Monica Merrer, narelli, Kenneth Ganley, , niauskas. Christopher Bruins of UCLA, dealing with the took a 45-40 lead at halftime and downed 17th-ranked Brigham Young committed 21 turnovers. High School, has an­ Kreuzer, Rebecca Magruder. Drumm. bo. Lisa Bedard, Kathryn Teresa MIchaelsen. Sandra Virginia, 2-0, placed three players Kristina Greco, Kelli Greene, Charette, Kim Clifford. same rude guests for five years run­ coasted to its second win of the year. 75-68, No. 7 Virginia won the Virginia nounced that the following Diane Pelletierj Steven Cindy Dufresne, Robert Berak. Carol Bero, Wendy Michaud, Emilia Molino. Shirley Harris. Catherine on the Vir^nla Tipoff all-tournament Plumley, John Vignati. Shawn Cochran, Kelly Curran, ning was enough. It was time to be Notre Dame coach Digger Phelps Tipoff Tournament with a 77-62 vic­ students have achieved Dynak Jr., Mary Flynn, Eric Billings. Janeula Burt. William Monaccio, Jay Jalbert. Kathleen Johansen. RoseMary Doak, Lisa Doher­ The World Almanac rude hosts. cited carelessness on his team's part tory over Virginia Commonwealth, No. team in winning the event for the honor roil status for the Grade 11 Fontana, (jynthia Fries, Mary Marilyn Caez, Joyce Canfijn, Moreau, Lon Munson. Ed­ Kristine Karlson, Michael ty, Dawn Donovan. Pauley Pavilion is a nice place — if and UCJLA's talent as the major fac­ 9 Ohio State beat Cleveland State 89- fourth consecutive year. Guard Jeff first marking period. Potini Kousourna. Lisa Goff, Margaret Goguen, Marilyn Chadd. David mond W. O'Keefe, Theresa Kreuzer. Calhleen LaPlante Michael Dubois, Richard Alexandria Grabowski, Lisa you play there. But in 243 games, the tors in the outcome. 81 and No. 10 Missouri edged Alaska- Lamp and 7-foot-4 center Ralph To obtain High or Leone. Patthana Lunam, Jill Charette. Ki Young Choi, Owens, Ellen Parker. Brett Iju ra liuvado, Stephen I>ec- Ferrara, Debra Fiengo, Paul Hamelin, Teresa Henriques. Heidi Chmura. Patricia Con­ Penney, Karen Petitpas, Bruins had lost only 11 times "We played well in the first 10 Anchorage 54-53. Sampson combined for 46 points in General Honors, a student McNulty, Lynn Mourey. CO. Anne liconard. Katsana Gagnon, David Goslin. Jurrh Kevin Kickey, Mary Judson, nolly. Caroline Pugllese, Anne entering Saturday night's nationally minutes and then got careless, which ElseWhere, No. IS LSU beat No. 16 the win over VCU. must be taking at least four Grade 10 Lunam. Ruth Lunderberg. Henriques, Gregory Jones, Margaret Lane, Judith Lecco. Steven Corriveau. Mary Restrepo. Karen Micali. Anthony Moir. televised clash with 12th-ranked in part was a credit to UCLA," (jleorgetown 7667, No. 14 Texas A&M Clark Kellogg scored 23 points and subjects which meet five Kristin Blackwell. Edick Jane Kearns, Jeffrey Knicker­ John Malitsky, Debra Martin. Ellen Davis, Pamela Day. Diane Rodrigue. Mark Angela Mouthaan. Siobhan Notre Dame. Phelps said. "They obviously want to defeated Maine 66-57, No. 15 Iowa Ohio State's four other starters hit Gabrielian, Mary Beth bocker. Lan LaDay, Teresa tim es per week. High Suzanne McCue, Denise Cindy Dederer, Thomas Russell. Sharon Russell. O'Gorman. Joanne Oliver. Lavado, Nicholas Mal- The Irish have managed to over­ play in Philadelphia (site of the beat Northern Illinois 61-47, No. 18 for double figures to lead the Malitsky, Deborah Martin, honors are awarded to Ouellette. Elizabeth Owens, Delaney, Denise Dentamaro, Joseph Russo, Jeffrey Scar- Bethany Parsons. Diane tacchione, Natalie Monteiro. come the odds and spoil the parjy for NCAA finals 1 this year and they have Kansas State whipped Northern Iowa Buckeyes to a win in their season Glynis McKenzie, Debra Daniel Pandiscia, Daniel Thomas Doak, Cheryl piello, James Shewokis, students who receive a I’asquaretta. Karen Michele Monty. Eric Nova 1 The F,k:lipse Awards are seven govd people which should get 72-54; No. 19 St. John's downed Penn opener. Moreau. Theresa Tanguay. Pelletier, David Pelletier, Donofrio, Terry Earl, Susan Jeanne Tozier. Elba Rosa the eighth-ranked Bruins in the last minimum of four A's and Palrocinlo. Leanne Ranheim. Marisol Ortiz. Jennifer awarded in what sport'' fa) them back to the Final Four again.” Steve Stipanovich hit a jump shot Grade 9 Susan Pelletier, Nanette Eggert. David _ Farrington, Valentin, Claudia Vendette, four years, Notre Dame had traveled 68-62 for the Lapchick Memorial nothing lower than a B in Lori Rauchle Osgood. Grace Patrocinio. yachting (b) basketball fc) with one second left to lift Missouri Elizabeth Cline. Lorielin Pouliot, Robert Pruden, Jean Marie Ferrdira. Patrick Zaremba. horse racing ' west and defeated UCLA in Pauley John Paxson led Notre Dame with championship and No. 20 Syracuse courses that are one credit Jonathan Reid, Jodec Rini. -lody Petitpas, Mary Philbin. FortU^ Libia Hernandez, Janice Kaimondo, Eric Catherine Ann Futtner, 2 Syracuse. New York, was four times in as many tries — until 21 points and Oalando Woodridge routed Columbia 103-81. past Alaska-Anchorage Sunday, per year, or tk credit per Griiil)' III Annette Rivard, Julie Ser- Wayne Polansky. Gary Chung^in Joo, Santisouk Rankin. Denise Rodrigue, Michelle Gabaree once know as (a) Cold Water Saturday. added 17. but Kelly Tripucka was Kentucky shot only 38.2 percent in Stipanovich took an inbounds pass In Denise Alleano, Fernando nollskv. Annette Sparveri. I’ruden. Glen Pruden Bct- semester. Jeannine Roussel. Lori Georgette Gauvin. John fb) Salt City (C) Beaver Valley held to 11. its game against East Tennessee midair with 5 seconds left and laid it Sundara Almeida. Eric Ammon, Rosanne Tolbert. Sharon tyAnn Ranheim. Donna The Bruins received 24 points from General honors are Sauerbeck. Mark Scarito. Gillis, Sheryl Hannum. 3 The land known to the off the glass for the win. General Lauraine Balskus. Hose Bell. Tryinbulak. Dawn Tyrrell. Repoll, Patricia Russo, Peter ancients as Carthage is now Michael Sanders and 22 from Rod State and needed 15 points from awarded to students who Daniel Stepanek. Susan Pamela Harney. David Michael Bolduc, Peter Deanna Wing. Heather (a) Zaire (b) Uganda (c) Tuni­ Foster to defeat Notre Dame 94-81 "There's been a lot of talk about sophomore center Sam Bowie to pull receive a minimum of four Grade 12 Sullivan. Lynn Szydiowski. Schmidt, Joseph Shannon. lleintz, Catherine Hussey, Bradley, Kristin Brennan, Wlochowskl sia and finally end the annoying streak. Notre Dame owning UCLA in Pauley out the win. The smaller Buccaneers Patricia Adams, Diane Michael Tanguay. David Mark Skowronek, Scott Stim- Bs and nothing lower than Maureen Johansen, Linda Laurie Brownlee. Bonnie son. "Wo ve been talking about revenge Pavilion, " said UCLA coach Larry out-rebounded the Wildcats 48-38. In a later game. No. 11 North Allison, Mary C. Annino, Lisa Tedone, RoseMary Troy. G rade 9 a C in courses that are one Juggins. Denesc Kelly. Burns, Steven Burwood, ANSWKKS Carolina downed Arkansas 64-58 to Archie, Paul Bancroft. Joanne Valentino, Terri Ann Peter Arno. William Phaprasith Sundara, Diana all year. " said Foster, who hit 7-of-7 Brown, who guided his team to the Ray Tolbert scored 14 points to credit per year, or ‘k credit Angela Kuwzun. Lisa Lajoie. Jacinto Caez Jr , Christine take the championship in the Great Christine Barnard. .Stephen Veilleux. Aida Velez, Jeffrey Barnes. Suzanne Bibeau, Thibodeau. Kenneth Toper. ^ ZO \ field goals in the first half to rally NCAA championship game against lead four Indiana players in double per semester. Lorrie Langston. Yves DelGiudice. David Dcllaripa UCLA from a 12point deficit "We Iwiuisville last year. "We re pretty figures to overcame a 25-point per­ Alaskan Shootout. wanted to pay them back. " good and I have said we can beat formance by Ball State's Ray James Worthy and U.S. Olympic A1 The Irish looked like they were anyone on a given night. This is what ,McCallum. Indiana played without Wood combined for 30 poinU to pace ready to make it five in a row by college basketball is all about." ' sophomore guard Isiah 'Thomas, who North Carolina. Worthy hit for 16 rushing to a 24-12 lead midway In other weekend action involving pulled a groin muscle in practice. points and Wood 14 as the Tar Heels through the first half But the Bruins the Top 10, top-ranked Kentucky Center Steve Johnson went on a 14- beat back stubborn Arkansas, which countered with 13 straight points in a struggl^ to defeat East Tennessee point scoring spree in the second half upset two ranked teams to gain the 2 35 span to take a 25-24 lead on a state 82-57 No 4 Indiana downed to lead Oregon State. Brigham Young final berth in the tournament CHRISTMAS SIFT GUIDE Amateurs SHOP EARLY FOR BEST SELECTION <). Regarding your slalemenl, "I also think the nmpires have become such hot dogs that they bring some of the a b « JUST ASK on themselves" — there are also a lot of hot dop la the and pros sports-writlag bnsiness. Have you checked your shoe tops lor ^ Murray OWerman any mastard lately? A rldkolous statement. If you really Flowery tribute believe what you wrote, why don't they just let two coaches from each team umpire? — Don PlarskI, Alton, III. That has been suggested — by such as Earl Weaver. And Women's singles winners wave flower bouquets during awards compete By Murray Oldermao reremony in International Figure Skating competition at Sap­ what makes you thiiOTl wear shoes? poro, japan Left to right. Melissa Thomas. I'SA. third place, The tipoff: Q. In tbe recent All-Holmes light, when was the IlghI offi­ winner benise Biellmann of Switzerland and second place DENVER I UPl 1 - An official of cially over. In the Iltb or the llth round? And why? — M.R. the .Association of Road-Racing The Cincinnati BengaJs are an object lesson of a team Cootablle, Santa C m , Calif. winner Katarina Witt ol F.ast Germany il'Pl photoi Athletes has praised the weekend en­ loaded with talent, one that keeps stockpiling No. 1 I checked with the Nevada SUte Athletic Commission and dorsement of a proposal that would draft choices and yet has gone backward in recent was informed that the fight was officially considered an 11th years Why"’ Mostly lack of direction from the top round knockout. That's W ause the bout was fought under allow amateur runners to compete WBC rules, which specify that the period between rounds car­ right along with professionals There hasn t been a consistent coaching philosophy since Paul Brown stepped down after the 1975 season ries over when the bout is stopped then Eaglette cagers The proposal would enable out­ Key veterans have defected and sensitive egos haven t standing athletes to be rewarded for been massaged among those remaining. I'm not sure their efforts without jeopardizing the Forrest Gregg's tough approach is the answer, although standing of amateurs in the same he deserves more than a year after all the previous Q. Watching the New England Patriots. I noticed that their start Thursday race. " said Will Cloney. director of bumbling field goal and PAT kicker, John Smith, wore No. I on his the Boston Marathon "Some races uniform. I alto noticed that Ike person they had kick off was named John Smith, and hit number was 6. Am I wrong? — would offer major cash prizes, while Wade Post, Middleton, Idaho IG I.KN \l sTKK quickness which we 11 have to use to others including Boston would re­ the utmost -\gainst teams with a 8- r"ou arc wrong The man with No 6 on his jersey is Mike lirraia rilrr main strictly amateur llubat 1 1 . the rookie punter He is sometimes used oii kickoffs With one proven scorer Kost looter we may have some [iroblems Cloney the president of the Ixmg- because he has longer range than (he left-footed little English­ Cjlholic girls baskethall team will rebounding she continued Dislance Running Directors Associa- man named Smith lo(jk lor produi tint! frum other We ve had one scrimmage and lion was one of many a.ssocialion had balanced scoring II we don I gel Q. As of 1177, did tbe Dallas Cowboys have a player named sources as it readies for the 1980-81 delegates attending a two-day Gene Washington on their personnel roster? — Terrle campaign It we II be in lough shape because you meeting with representatives of the can t play one on five I think last Newkirk, Jacksonville, N.C. Senior Monica Murph> tossed in ARR.A which concluded .Sunday No There have been a couple of (Tcne Washin^ons in the 3.'18 points a year agi- a 17 7 average year they depended on Sue and Cloney said it was the first-ever joint Q. Wbal do they mean by “ipearing" In football? It It tome NFL in recent years, they were wide receivers 'There was a in a 10-9 se.ison for 'he Kaglettes .Monica and lacked confidence meeting between the two groups kind of play or it It tomething illegal? — W.B., Hartford, Mark Washington on the Cowbovs, however He was a defen­ This year they know they have to Coon. sive back who played from 1970 through 1978 Hampered Her three-\iar proiluitior, is 708 Chuck Galford. general counsel for W00DSIDEUTigUESBU1IN6 help out and have been showing they Spearing is the act of using the helmet as a weapon, gener­ often by injuries, he was released by Dallas during training 7 \ points giving her m outside chance the ARR.A prabsed the concept as a can do They just have to prove ally in the process of tackling a ball carrier. It can be danger­ camp in 1979 He caught on with New England last year, but at the magic l.lKHi-poini ligure 11 mutually agreeable solution to a ous both to the man getting hit — those plastic helmets are he Ls now out of football Since graduated Sue Ilailey was se­ they can do it during the season ' problem that has been plaguing road hard ~ and to the guy doing the spearing — he runs the risk of cond best siorer in 1979 80 with ‘320 Hidel remarked severe neck and spinal-column Injuries The NFL Rules, for GOLD. SILVER racing comjietition for many years instance, make it illegal for a player to use his helmet to butt points and then the output dropped The Fagiette coach has been im- By legitimizing prize payments pressed by Cunningham and or ram an opponent or to use the crown of the helmet unneces­ W EPITIISTUTLT OR THE SPOT / o ft shortly to Karen Lucier s 82 For and at the same time protecting the Campbell in the [iractice drills and is sarily The penalty is 15 yards and could also mean ejection Q. Wbal was the status, if any, of Sparky Lyle with the Fast which taps off its season amateur we have moved road racing from the game I have never understood why they don't sheath • Cijsi lii|t • hnli) • Cm i encouraged bv the team's altitude Phillies during Ike World Series of 1(80'’ Joe Garagiola sUrt- Thursu.n nighi .igain-i St Haul in into the real world as exemplified by helmets with soft material such as foam to reduce the shock cd to tell ns, but changed the subject when someone got a kit. iD E n l • iii» l| Mirtii IR ME W The intensity leud is higher than Bristol to either approach or beltio tennis, goll and most other sports. " of contact — Ellis Butler, El Paso, Texas. • mi Sferliii SihH that 10-9 mark it will re.)uin- mori' It s been in a couple ol years. Hidel The veteran left-hand reliever was ineligible to play in the staled, 1 don t know whv that is he said (). What would ABC do If Don Meredith and Frank Gifford ■Senes because he joined the Phillies on Sept 13, and the dead­ than just Murphy doing the scoring ("loney said prize money is not Maybe it ^ bec ause they re seniors said they were tired of working with Howard Coiell and gave line for Series eligibility is midnight. Aug 31 In the three TOP PRICES PAIDII Teams should be doubling up on currenliy allowed in road racing, but the network an us-or-hlm nltimatnm? It seems that friction * * * IDS bonus on clan ringi with Hill ad * * * If I knew 1 Would bottle and .sell it weeks he was with Philadelphia. Sparky had an 0-0 record, but her .Murphy agrei'd Fast Coach he pointed out that the concept could exists between the dno and Cotell during the Monday night he contributed a couple ol saves But It ' great to see Liunna Hidel anticipating early not he implemented until it was en­ telecaiti. If "Dandy" and "Giff” wanted out, surely they could „_J ,\t tl IS (loint the .season could go command a lucrative offer from another network on Sunday 425 to 420 to season delenses Ttie> d' 1 last year dorsed by the International Amateur 490 either W as We have to st.iy .iw.is lor afternoons. — Nell Rudel, Altoona, Pa. 4100 V v bu' sue pa ked up the slack This yeai Athletic F'ederalion On a personal basis, there really is no great schism between injuries lor one But i' we gel National Football League should have Pleaso send all sports quoatlons to Murray Oldorman, Sulto I \ 2 p Ml 29 Farmington 11 .Jan 3 payments in other races, such as ningham and >loot-4 -^eni it Fiona the New York Marathon the two-point point after touchdown? — B.T7., East Hartford, 271. (Aorld Trade Center, San Francisco, Calif 94111. Bocauaa Mercy \ 2 30 p m . 8 Hartford Hublic ol Ibo volume ol mall, there will bo no Individual raaponaos. lAMANA t Campbell New York, what can 1 say about Conn. -\ 3 30 p III 12 \quinas 11 Hi Mercy I would get rid of the PAT (point after touchdown) altogeth­ (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN) I Felicia Farr a t« lool-H Muor o II 19 Hennc-y a p m . 22 St Haul H New Aork"’" he asked "It s been er In lieu of that, I would like to see the NFL use the two- foot-4 Carole Ingallinera .ind :Vlool-8 sort of generally understood for point conversion as an option That was Lamar Hunt's pet FLO’S CAKE i MICROWAVE junior Lisa John.son are the top varsi­ 28 Hartlord Hublic H. 29 .Northwest Catholic H Feb 5 -Xquinas .A, 7 South years It s true of most major races project when he helped found the American Football League, ty re.serves in the world, as a matter ol fact and he abandoned it with regret after the merger in 1970. We don't have any sire Hidel Catholic 12 HCC Hlaycdl 'at Q. In 1140, the LSU Tigers were nicknamed the "Chinese r- concurred- but we have some FCHSi, 14 IH t' Hlayoll (lames not I noted 8 p m Race results Bandit." Where did they pick op such kn unusual name? — Jeri Curtis, Vlnita, Okla. GM ("omplete results of the 44th Paul Dietzel, then the head coach at Louisiana State, actual­ l-ive Mile Road Rate in ly instituted the "Chinese Bandits " in the 1958-59 seasons. He Manchester last Thanksgiving borrowed the appellation from a rowdy group in the comic strip "Terry and the Pirates," original^ by Milt Caniff, and AUTO MCC opens slate morning will be published when applied it to his defensive units There was suddenly a pletho­ made available by the race ra of coolie hats in the Bayou country committee Q. The Pitlsburgb Steelers are uklng their humps and REPAIRS with close victory The complete list is expected hrulses in recent weeks. Do yon think the opposition gets up a to he ready within two weeks little more for the Steelers than any other team or have they All runners who registered been losing on the scoreboard as well as on the injury sMe? “Homo of Mr. Ododwrancfi" Leading hv 14 imin'- with li\e Norw.ilk held a one basket edge 33- will receive a copy. Jim Why the mau injuries this year? — J.E.M., Marinette, WIs. miO'jles remaining M.ira hester Balcome. race director said As players get older, they gel more injury prone, which is 32 bill the ("ougars dropped in 13 ol 18 how I account lor some of the Steelers' hurls The rest of it is • Complete Mechenlcel Service ("omnuinitv ("ollege S baskelti.ill ehanlv tosses to 9 of 22 for the losers that they got a little content with their own image as world team had to hold on lor dear lile in champions No doubt teams point for them; no doubt the • Collision Repeir starling the 1980-81 .season oil the Steelers have backslid a little, particularly on defense. But • Auto Feinting right loot last Saturda> in Norwalk M( (,(77| - Davis 6 3-4 15. Scruse Who Am I? don't count 'em out yet down tbe stretch. The ("ougars returned home with a 5 1-311. Brown 8 5-621, Lindberg 40-0 Q. In a recent discussion on football here, tbe snhject ol • Low Cost Service Rentels 77 75 triumph ovei .Norwalk Com­ 8. Horcello 7 0-1 14. Delmastro 2 4-4 8. Notre Dame's famed Four Horseman arose. Are they all now • Fectory Trslned Technlclsns munity ( ollege as Tommie Brown Roche 0 0-0 0. Ostrowski 0 0-0 0 Mo- dead, or are one or two still with us? If so, where and what are • Cherge With Msster Cherge nolched 21 points one ol lour plavers dean 0 0-0 0 Totals 32 13-18 77 The Four Horsemen of Notre Dame were so dubbed by the • 24 Hour Wrecker Service in twin ligures lor the winners Norwalk (7.">) -- Beniastt 15 3-7 33, late Grantland Rice after they beat Army, 13-7, in New York's Tonight the loials lace (ireater Langhorne 3 0-2 6, Davis 5 4-7 14, Cole Polo Grounds in 1924 They were Harry Stuldreher at quarter­ Tel. 646-6464 Hartlord ("ommunity ("allege in 5 2-4 12, Robinson 1 0-0 2, Nelson 1 0-0 back, Elmer Layden at fullback, Jim Crowley and Don Miller Hartlord and trek to .Middletown 2, Bogus 1 0-0 2, Bridgforth 2 0-2 4 at the halfbacks Ol them, only-Crowley survives. He lives in Saturday night t(i lace Middlesex Totals 33 9-22 75. Scranton, Pa . and still enthralls audiences with his Irish wit. in personal appearances. The real commentary on football's ("ominiinitv College most famous backfield is that Layden was the heaviest, at 161 Man( hester scored the lirst eight pounds! points but the more exjierieneed Sub for Fittipaldi CARTER .Norwalk live loiged bai k and held a RIO DE .JANEIRO, Braz,;j (UHD 45-35 edge at halftime Chilean race driver Eliseo Salazar Regroup ng ("oaeh Frank Kinel s will replace Brazil s F'.merson Fit­ Bowling ( agers ( ame storming back alter in- Once I wa.s the most CHEVROUT tipaldi in the Brazilian Formula One famous golfer in America EASTEIIN m s|M >> Shintoism lerimsson i onlrolling the boards and race team, local television reported went on a 14-2 point .scoring spree to Thai was back in the 1920s Ray Dawson 168-158-455, Sunday when the forerunner of C'lifl Joni'8 160-400. Bruce The ancestral religion ol assume a 49-47 lead with 12 minutes The (Hobo network said that today s PGA lour began I Japan, Shinto develop^ out of left was the guy who developed I,avery 160-403, Joe Melzen primitive nature and ancestor CHEVROLET Salazar. 23. will take over the former 159. Gabe Szabo 154-391, Besides Brown, twin ligure scorers world champ s slot in the Fittipaldi the sand wedge And I sank qvorship sometime before tbe a hole-in-one in the first Bill Mtxirhousc 153-148-145- sixth century, when written for the Cougars were Dlenn Davis team beginning in January with 15, Keith Horcello with 14, and promotion of night goll 446, Tony DeDotninicis 150- records first appeared. TTie There have been" widespread 414, Jim .Sirianni 147-397, term “Shinto” is the Chinese 1229 MAIN BT., MANCHESTER Corky Scruse added 11 more in a equivalent of "the way of the reports that Fittipaldi has decided to Bruce Frye 146, Al BoninI balanced attack halt his race driving career. Fit­ i»f»H put Ituor gods," and came into use at <1N0U t|iA |j joltui tiH t t il 146-400, Ron Joiner 146-40Tj, OM QUALITY Best in defeat was 8-7 center -lohn tipaldi s wife. Helena, said that she pvt ci«| K t i ui dutvs V').l that time to distinguish it put put [t(l ut diuti|j iud<) FJd Zawistowski 145. Dave from the Buddhism that was ORvicf nuns Benaisll who ripped the cords lor 33 was ready for her husband to slop S,l utjtJts tutf) H8MSNV Dynes 40fi, Emile Roux 400, then being Imported Irom tbe points, hilling 15 times from the driving but only if he too would be Chinese mainland floanua utmat Hutn nvmoM (lixir lc| 1910 N t A Inr Hat Duggan 388, Mickey happy with that decision Holmes .388, Pete Scott 380 r '-nh nwwfi*ie$*fpv<

EVENING HERALD, Mon., Per 1 1980 - !1 16 - EVENING HERALD, Mon , Per 1, 1980 Search continues Matthau^s key to success is careful role selection for cop killer HOLLYWOOD (UPI) - Waltci: Morris office.*among them agency play That's a good compliment." like gambling on horses or going to Cactu; Flower’ he said, 'I never en­ "The producer of "The Taking of Matthau, who stars in three hit founder Abe Lastfogel along with his Matthau said his role, patterned baseball games." visioned you in the part.' And a critic Pelham One, Two Three’ let me read BRIDGEPORT (UPI) — A funeral was planned for movies every two years with the driver. after the late Justice Douglas, said I was miscast. Now how in hell. the script and I loved the wonderful Tuesday for a police officer shot to death while pursuing regularity of a metronome, is cagily Afterward Matthau repaired to his appealed to him because he was an- "When someone writes something can I be miscast as a New York den­ New York stuff in it and the action. I a driver for running a red light as police continued an Keep Smiling CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING selective about his roles dressing room and telephoned his admirer of Douglas' politics. along those lines for me, I find it very tist? I LOOK like a New York den­ asked him if I could play the exhaustive search for his killex. ADVERTISIN6 A character actor-leading man. housekeeper, dissuading her from "I agreed almost 100 percent with difficult to play. The parts I identify tist, for God's sake." policeman. And he said, ‘What Officer Gerald DiJoseph, a 12-year-veteran of the RATES Be Happy Matthau brings a special magic to preparing roast beef, pleading in­ his politics. " Matthau said, "but it with are tougher — roles tike Butter- "They said I was miscast because I policeman?” force, was shot Friday outside an apartment house 1 DAY..... the screen with his Sf Bernard face, stead for a small pot of something didn't help me to play the part at all. maker in 'The Bad News Bears’ or had love scenes with Ingrid Bergman “I said the 33-year-old black Tran­ parking garage just two blocks away from police 3 DAYS ...13*«wmMT PHONE 643-2711 shambling gait, accusatory voice and full of junk, a stew I find it easier to play prople I dis­ Oscar Madison in 'The Odd Couple." and they weren't used to a fellow like sit Authority policeman. He was sur­ headquarters. 6DAYS .,.12*HinMf agree with socially, politically, psy­ me having love scenes with Ingrid prised. He’d never thought of me for Kris Kringle Bazaar disjointed limbs He seems, Then he turned his attention to his “I don't know if it’s true of other Investigators and dozens of off-duty detectives worked MDAYS Holp Wtniod 13 moreover, to bring out the best in newest role and reckoned it was one chologically and physiologically. actors. I don't know what other ac­ Bergman and Goldie Hawn, and so the role, And he never would have.” * round the clock over the weekend, following up on iiwoiio,iajiOHi Saturday, Dac. 6th., 10 a.m. PLEASE READ ADVERTISING such co-stars as Jack Lemmon. Glen­ of the most serious he's played. "I find it easier to play the other tors are made of. I think actors are they're prejudiced. "Same thing with 'Charlie descriptions of the car. HAPPY ADS *2.60 M TALCOTTVILLE CONQREQATIONAL CHURCH POSITIONS AVAIUBU Varrick.' It was written for Paul Ik n HSI R««l da Jackson and George Burns. "This is easily the best part I've side. When people say they've all pretty individualistic. We arrive "We have all the policemen we need. We will continue Ideal opporlumtles to work in YOUR AD DEADLINE written a part exactly for me. they're "The best parts I've done began Newman or Steve McQueen. rlean, pleasant surroundings Flexi­ Currently Matthau is starring with ever done.' he said. "It's not only at our characterizations in different to be here until this matter is reslved,” Inspector Emil OourmM Luftchton 11:60 to 1KM - AduKs 16.20, Und«r 12 12.20 12:00 noon Iho day 'Hopscotch' was written for Warren For rtMZVAtfont. M l-foro. or t70-00f0 ble hours. Openings available, early Cla6tlfl«d ad* ara Jill Clayburgh in "F irst Monday in serious, but as all serious roles taking a part fr.om a personality ways and see things differently. with the producer discussing a script Mete said. mornings and late evenings lakan ovar Ilia ptiona before publication. October." playing a thinly diguised should be. it is entertaining, they've seen me develop over the "1 almost automatically throw up and saying, 'There's nothing in it for Beatty. They can't get those guys so An autopsy Saturday at the Chief State Medical We will (rain you to prepare BOOTH$ FEATURE: products, serve customers and do at a eonvaniaflca. The Supreme Court. Justice William 0. enlightening and funny years on talk shows and the like. when somebody says, 'I've written a you.’ I say, 'Do you mind if 1 read it?' they say, 'How about Matthau? Examiner's Office in Farmington showed DiJoseph, 32, general support work HaraM It raaponalbla Doadllno lor Naturday "The best parts for me and the script with you in mind.' My question I see some part that appeals to me." There's a twist. He'll give it a whole •H«ndmad« OKI* For AH Agot •ChrIttmM D«oor Douglas confronted with the high "As audiences get interested in the had died from a single gunshot wound to the neck and in­ Must be dependable and have and Monday la 12KK) "Every segment of the population Holp Wtntod IS •Vormont Choooo •Ante TfDMUTM reliable transportation, with a desire lor only on# Incorroct court's first woman justice. story, they'll forget my comedy ones 1 make my own are the roles is .' How in the hell do you know who I different approach. He's interested juries to the spinal cord and brain. * •And Much Morot to serve the public Inaofllon and than only Noon Friday. Clayburgh roles People 1 know who see my pic­ originally written for Clint Eastwood am? I don't even know." sees me differently. Some people in that? Okay, let's do it.” The medical examiner's office declined comment on A AnttquM (WHI bo »oM on oonotgnmont; tor Information call SALESWOMAN for retail ,640-ie06. or MO-6244.) For personal interview, call the to Iho tizo ol jho One day this week at Paramount tures tell me after five minutes they or Clark Gable or Robert Taylor — Matthau also resents producers have seen me in 'The Ladies of the "Billy Wilder tells me the only whether DiJoseph had been shot with his service manager between 2 & 7 p m 640.773S fabric store. Part time with original Inaartlon. advartiaamant w«l not Studios. Matthau s lunch hour was forget I'm a friend, that 1 take on the parts that were not written with my and movie-goers who fail to envision Corridor' or in any of my 15 parts on parts I should play are lovable rogues revolver, which was missing when he was found some experience necessary. FSIENOLY RESTAURANTS Errora which do not ba eorrpctad by an ad­ taken up with posing for pictures idiocsyncratic. syndromic list of jiim as a leading man. He gets dow­ Broadway. They see a different and I totally disagree with him. If wounded. Retail experience preferred. 438 Main St. shape, the appearance and the psy­ Hd/p WBtitBd 13 Holp Wtntod 13 lotaan tho valua of Iho characteristics as Walter Matthau — Matthau than people who have only that were the easq, I wouldn't work Apply So-Fro Fabrics, Burr Mandwtltr. CT ditional Inaartlon. with seven members ol the William chological aspects of the character 1 nright choleric. Mayor John Mandanici offered a 65,000 reward for in­ Comer Shopping Center, 1151 "When Izzy Diamond adapted 'The seen my movies." more than every six or seven years." EOl formation leading to the capture of the killer. Tolland Turnpike, RNS/LPNS - Crestfleld Con­ SERVICE STATION Police said DiJoseph was shot after he parked his Manchester. valescent Home. Manchester. ATTENDANTS wanted. Part cruiser in front of an entrance to the garage and walked 3 p.m to 11 p.m. Excellent time. 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Lost tnd found 1 son Apply in person: 8291 3 0 0 director before coming to Main & Willys Street Area. pm at the Bushnell Porri. a graduate of Marlow's, Inc., 867 Main —• — CAR WASH ATTENDENT VER.NON. One bedroom Con­ 9 Movie-(Adventure) ** "War Hartford. /HouioifiarMniii/ WANTED - Monday thru Devils ' 1970 Guy Madison. Joh.i Memorial in Hartford Hartt College, taught B i - r a f t FOUND - White female cat in Street, Manchester do with appliances, car Choral selections include Bolton Center Call Dave or Friday, 9 to 4 19 years old or Now available $340Wner per rmonth Ireland Americancaptamcapiured Dr Frank H. Groff of music in the West Hartford HT tt.M NOTICEI Silver Lane starting at by a German patrol m the Tunisian "Adoramus Te, Christe, " 1 - Lost ana ^ourtd Joan at 649-7714 after 5 p m. BABYSITTER WANTED, over Must be dependable plus utilities Call T J desert is lost and cut off from his schools and also directed Call 875-5905 after 6:00 p m REFRIGERATOR medium West Hartford, professor "The Shepherd's Story," THE MOST 2 - mornings. Hospital area. Own Crockett Realtor 643-1577 men ( i 19 mms ) Main Street. size, ideal lor spare or col­ of music at Central the Inter-Elementary TERRIFVING .1 Annodf’ce"'®rti4 LOST orange and gray female transportation. Call after II SportsCenler "Carol of the Bell. " ""nie 4 - EnfeM*,nm»n» 5p.m. 643-9957. ASSEMBLER & COIL lage Chaise Chair for two, fur MANCHESTER Sunny three Connecticut Stale College, School Choir there He has NIGHTMRA^ Of rat. answers to name Marlita upnolsterv Reasonable Call 33 Bewitched Holly and the Ivy, " "The 5 - AjCtiOfii or a whistle. Please call after WINDERS Female 3 roomer New decor and 3:30 will direct the 140-voice performed as soloist in CHIIDHOOD Call ERNIE 643-5753 ' Meaning of Christmas" IS RBOOT riNANCIAL 4 p.m. Ask for Mary 547-5000 PART TIME - Your telyihone preferred. Finger dexterity more Under $170 236-5646 11 ESPN College Football chorus The accompanist is churches in Greater Hart­ and our customers... Please necessary Experience not Lofators, small tee Review and "Sleigh Ride" TO finU flN' 8 BonQs-SiocKs-Mcylgages or 5684733. SEASONED HARDWOOD -18 Ptrsonii Loans call 5284631. at 643-8035 necessary Will train 4 day 32 Happy Days Again Lois H. Jungas of Canton, ford and currently sings The Travelers Choral 9 lull 10 insutarc* week 10 hour d ^ . 7 to 5:30 to 20" lengths Delivered VERNON • Free hot water, 3 4:00 director of music at with the Temple Beth LOST - Executive Bi-focals. Call t he m ir a c l e If. NCAA Football Brigham Young Club was founded in 1924 Apply at: Able Coil, Howard cord $85 742-8056 rooms with major appliances Congregational Beth Israel Israel Choir EMPLOYMENT Brown frame Parkade WORKER University v8 University ol Nevada and is made up of bBSS O ^ E Y ^ vicinity: Adams Apple or Road. Bolton $200's 236-5646 Locators, M Help Warned V e g a s in West Hartford SINGER SEWING MACHI.NE Las employees and retirees of 14 B u sin e ss'^ po'iun'ties Reeds Call 643-4739. or 646- small fee 32 News NANN i - With cabinet $250 High Joining the chorus will Donna and Elex Ulloa the company Dr. Groff has IS - Situation Wanted 2465 PLAY SANTA CLAUS - Earn 4:3 0 extra $$$ for Christmas Back Wooden Rocker. $S) MANCHESTER TWO 32 22 Alive be tenor William Porn of met in college when Donna __ ft EDUCATION End Tables $10 Chair $10 643- conducted the chorus for 28 selling Avon Call 523-9401 BEDROOM, furnished apart­ 4:55 Hartford and Donna and needed a classical guitarist ~ Pnudie instructions Portonafi 2 LDdUBLe BILL! ‘8 2660, belor 4:00 p.m. ment Each bedroom has 22 PTL Club-Talk And Variety Alex lilloa of Cromwell, to accompany her on a 19 Scnoois Casses 5:00 tues separate private bath Quiet M 6 ^ - . 20 I'lsl'uctions Wanted UNATTACHED? Meet new TUESDAY-SATURDAY 10 9 Prayer flutist and classical senior recital. Alex, raised I K B A X po compatible companions in Sauna, pool, exercise room 5:04 guitarist in Peru and a descendant REAL ESTATE — m rm ---- a m -2 p m Collectibles, new New Condition $440 per r m v n m MofTtes to' Sale Manchester area Lowest and old Handcrafts An­ 9 News 23 cost, elaborate, confidential TO MARKCTINB month 646-0505 Porri will sing selections of the Inca Indians, began ALSO 2* lots Land lot Sale EARN EXTRA MONEY' tiques 25'r OFF 5:30 and dignified nationwide EXECUTIVE 9 Dsniel Boone from .Mendelssohn's playing violin at the age of 2b i'twOStmeni Property ANYTHING' 133 Spruce |nOUTES86B4IEall96l] 26 Business Property system. Free literature. The director of Product DUPLEX Kitchen with Oratori "Elijah," and four. He has played with a 649 8333 Street, corner Birch 27 Resort Property Dating of Prestige. FOR CHRISTMAS. WORK Marketing for this fast appliances Self cleaning The Christmas Song " by number of symphony 28 Rea' Estate Waniod growing, high technology oven, and dish washer Sliding HOPSCOTOfi J|l Wllliamstown. Mass 01267. CHRISTMAS TREES'" "Tag H P U Q H C l ^ MISC SERVICES company requires a highly f lass doors to deck I 'l baths and or Cul Your Own .iving room with fireplace TV tomorrow 31 - Services Oftereo 3 OR 4 HOURS A NIGHT. skilled person, who is “OM neliadneM^ Wreaths Free Boughs' 32 Pai'iimg Rapering □ EMPLOYMENT bright, aggressive and and air conditioner, w-w 12 30 5 GiMigen's Island MORNING 94 Hour Magazine Cross country NOW is STEREOPHONIC SOUNO Stanley Tree Farm, 61 Long 33 Buiiding-Coniracting carpeting Two bedroom I Search For Tomorrow 9 Merv Griffin (E ic Wed.) 38 Don Lane Show willing to accept varied and Hill Road, off Route 6 at An­ ...... f s ' ' 34 Ruoting-Siding CALL IVAN AT 647-9946 Basement with washer and $ Vidal Sassoon Your New 11 NCAA Football (Mon Tue ) "5 4Q Richard Simmons Show 8 Ed Allen Show - Healing-PiuViping Help tVantad 13 challenging responsibilities dover Church 742-6438 l4 Domsta 9:15 35 dryer hook-up $450 monthly Day 5 45 • Flooring Good organizational skills, 9 40 Ryan s Hope 20 PTL Club-Talk And Variety 87 A M Weather clinic scheduled je 649-7105 after 5 p m 8 New 2oo Revue 37 - Moving-Tfuching Storage FULL TIME THIRD SHIFT - AT THE MANCHESTER 42' DARK PINE COLONIAL 9 Let's Make A Deal 2Z Bugs Bunny And Friends 9 30 plus prior experience in a 5 54 38 - Services Wanted Part time second shift. Apply HUTCH $125 Maple Kitchen II NCAA Basketball fThur.) 24 Sesame Street 9 Brsdy Bunch HARTFORD - A dry­ will include tips on equip­ MM marketing environment are MANCHESTER MAIN 34 Morning Prayer 34 32 34 Doctors 30 Movie 5 Partridge Family MISC FOR SALE 7-Eleven on Center Street, Table with 4 chairs. $100 5 55 land cross-country ski ment and proper attire, as desirable STREET, 2 room apartment . 12 58 38 Bewitched 40 between 7 and 3. EVBJINGHERALD Dark Pine Colonial Rocker 34 Todey'sWoman 11 NCAA Croea Country (Tua.) — Gends Visit our Personnel Depart­ Heat hot water, appliances, no 4 40 FYl 40 Big Valley (E ic Wed ) 24 1 Dream Of Jaannie clinic for people 50 and well as talks by three area Travel Servicie 41 Articles for Salt* $50 Call 643-8831 pels, security Telephone 523- 100 57 Sesame Street (Tue Wed.) 6 0 0 ment today, to discuss this 3 8 Various Programming 44 BaverlyHIIIbiltlas over IS scheduled for Satur­ cross-country ski 42 - Building Supplies NURSES AIDES. Positions 3 Young And The Restless 4 06 57 In-School Programming 555 MAIN STREET fine opportunity. 7047 11 Thv NFL Story Line By Lms 43 - Pets-Birds Oogs available on 7-3, 3-11, 11-7 TWO SNOW TIRES, very 9 liU Three Sons 97 Sesame Street (Mon Thur.) 10:00 day, Dec. 6, at Simsbury enthusiasts. Frl.) 643-2165 44 Musical instruments shifts. Good starting wages i z n a scKNTinc good condition. 6.00-12, $45' 4 40 All My Children 4 08 9 Jaff#rsons(Eic. Thur.) Grange Hall in West ..MwmniiiiiBHiui,. FOUR ROOM APARTMENT New Zoo Revue Dr Walter Hampton, 45 ' Boats & Accessories and benefits. Excellent oppor­ Fits Honda Civic 4 Movie $7 Sesame Street (FRi ) iTo 8 Bawitched MSTMHKNT CO. - Third floor Appliances $250 34 Health Field Simsbury i located three -I AM NOT AN ANIMAL! 46 S(K)rting Goods ^ 3 2 90 Days Of Our Lives 4 30 f Mika Douglas (h'er 30 Years tunity to learn nurses aides 6.15 47 - Garden Products 83 Gerber Roed, West Central location Adults only 34 iiT in-School Programming 3 John Davidson Show (Thur.) V Romper Room miles west of Simsbury member ol the Nordic I A M A H U M A N BEING ! skills We will provide you 8 News Travel Experience ' 48 Antiques We Need A Capable South Windsor, CT 06074 No pets Security Lease 1.30 5 Flintslones 11 SporteCenter 49 with complete orientation in TAG SALES 6:30 Center on Route 309) from Medical. Team at the 1980 Authonied agent m Mancbetter I...AM. A M A N !- Wmted to Buy a t l immudd ttdm. Wf References Call 647-1876, $ Addams Family 4 Afterschool Special (Wed.) 3 4 3 4 Lee Vegas Gambit your p<»lt!on, as well as on the 11 ESPN College Basketball i 44 Flintstones 1 30 to 4 p m. Winter Olympics and ad­ for all Airiinei, Raiiroadi and RENTALS after 5 00 pm l4 Jake Hess Gospel Time 32 22 Alive Steamahip Lines job training. Apply: Riverside 2 0 0 Review (Wed.) I My Three Sons 34 In-School Programming The free clinic will be visor to the local Ski Patrol 52 — Rooms tor Reni TAG SALE - Center Jy News Health Care Center. 528-2167. 3 As The World Turns l i Christ The Living Word 34 Tom Larson Show ___t h e 53 - Apartments lor Rent FEMALE ROOMATE MID­ II 1980 Internetlonel Racquet conducted under the unit in West Simsbury, will Congregational Church. $ Get Smart 32 Bewitched •44 I Love Lucy 54 — Homes trvr Rant CIRCULATION □ REAL ESTATE TWENTIES WANTED to bail (Mon.) WOMAN 18 and over to work November 29th. 10 a m to 4 8 40 One Ufa To Live 34 One Day At A Time 10:24 auspices of The Travelers share his views on fitness 55 • BiiVM.etS tor Rent 24 BullwInkK pm share duplex. Glastonbury tt 11 World Cup Soccer (Mon.) 5 00 4 4 Weather View Senior PEP League, a and recreation for older 56 ~ Resort Property tor Rent in plastic manufacturing full Hebron area Must be neat 14 Accent On Living (Mon.) 9 I Love Lucy 34 Various Programming .57 WantfJ tc. Pr.'* and part time shifts. Cali 646- Homes For Sala 23 3 f Romper Room 10:30 program of the United Americans. Pels considered Rent 30 22 30 Another World 9 Ironside 9J A llce(Eic. Thur.) 56 M'Se tor Rent 2920 between 10:00 a.m. and 6 55 ^ negotiable Call after 6 p m.. 38 You Bet Your Life It NCAA Bssketball (Wed . $ I Love Lucy States Ski Association sup­ MAN 4:00 p.m. 22 American Trail AUTOMOTIVE CLERK EXECUTIVE HOUSE ■ Keep Smiling 228-3560 2:30 Thur.) ^ 3 4 Blockbuatera ported by a grant from The Cross-country skiing in Contemporary Cathederal 18 Davey And Goliath ^ News 61 Autos lor Sale 4 Little Rascals 32 Blockbualert(Exc. Wed.) 6? Trucks tor Sale FULL TIME BABYSITTER ceilings Three bathrooms 11 NHL Hocket (Thuf.) 32 Happy Deye Again 7:00 Travelers Insurance Com­ Connecticut will be the Be Happy Morning 44 Bullseye 63 » Heavy Equipment for Sale NEEDED for 9 month old in­ Walk-in closets. Nine rooms. MANCHESTER Five rooms l4 Domata 31 Movla 10:50 panies. Saturday’s clinic topic of Culver Modisette. 64 ~ Molorcycies-Bicycies Monday thru Friday 8:30-5:30 on first floor of Duplex •44 Jokar's Wlld(Exc. Wed.) 8. Popeye And Bugs Bunny fant in Manchester or East 2355 square feet living area 2 34 Various Programming 35 News 66 •* Cempers-TraiierS'Mobiie Carpeted and applianced No Mister Rogers (Tue . Wed.) I 44 Good Morning America Hartford area. Call 289-0885 M Nanny And The Professor i t 10:58 Homes car garage B’or sale or rent 5:10 Richard Simmons Show after 6:00 p.m.. or weekends. utilities' No pets $260 9 7 Maggie And The Beautiful Newebreek 66 > Automotive Service The Herald Offers Evenings 649-5635, or 643-9508. Sporting Goods 46 24 Mister Rogers 11' Sports m onthly Call 739-4113 Machine 11:00 Autos tor Rent-Lease a Attractive Salary • Pleasant Surroundings 5:12 » 3 4 1Today Carol sing set 67 between 6 00 and 9 00 p m 2 58 38' Batman (|v 31 Maude THEimiBLE NURSES AIDES. Experience NORTHFIELD GREEN TWENTY THREE FOOT 4 40 FYl i t Mister Rogers (Mon. Thur.) J ) Midday NO PASSES • Paid Holidays, Vacation, Plus Your Birthday 7 25 preferred. Full or part time. MANCHESTER ■ Beautifully PENN-YAN Sport Fisherman 3 00 5:15 fji<44 Love Boat Immediate openings on 3:00 to • Company Paid Life, Health & Dental Insurance decorated 8 room Town REDECORATED PARK 9 Guiding Light lC Hermeno Psbio 3 News Straight Talk MXM HESTKK^ On refreshments and b y Sedan Hard top Excellent CHESTNUT CONDOMINIUM 7:30 11:00 p.m. and 11:00 to 7:00 • Desirable Pension Plan once you're eligible House. 3 bedrooms. 2'n baths, I Woody Woodpecker' 5:19 1t NCAA Football (Eic. Thur.. Dec 6 the members of the fellowship. condition New electric trim - 2 bedrooms References 8 40 General Hospital $7 Mister Rogers (Frl.) 8 Flintstones Arthur Mlllvr a m. shifts. Contact Mrs. • Be a part of our 100th Anniversary next year rec room, fully applianced tabs VHF CB Cutty Cabin t PTL Club-Talk And Variety Couples Club of South On Dec. 7 there will be a Here's Hawaii Ferguson, DNS, at 289-9573. Securitv $400 monthly Call Movie 5.30 3 4 '^ 3 4 Wheel Of Fortune kitchen. Economical gas heat with head Owner bought 649-3087 The NFL Story Line By Line 9. Barney Miller $1 Scooby Ooo United Methodist Church choir festival at South Frl. Dec. 5 thru Dec. 10 The Anny was • In town, traffic free location with free parking Central^ air. Front porch and 8:00 11:30 The Hawaiian Islands were larger boat. Call 742-8537 after (Frl.) f/ Welcome Back, Kotter J / Mery Tyler Moore Show Church at 7:30 p.m. The PART TIME - Earn extra patiatio. To many extras to list! 3 . Captain Kangaroo will host a Christmas Carol Evenings at 6:15 no laughing settled by Polynesian seafar­ 5:00 p.m. I I Various Programming i, M.A.S.H. (Exc.Wed.) 30'32 34 Password Plus money white the kids are in Muidust be seen! Low 70s. 742- MANCHESTER. Three room ^1234 Tasas 11 U S. Table Tennis (Frl.) 9 Woody Woodpecker Sing for the shut-ins of the Metropolitan A.M.E. Zion Matinee: Sat. Dec. 6 ers from islands 2,000 miles •••••••••#•••••••••••••••• All-Stef Soccer (Mon.) 34 Richard Simmons Show maner until school. Telephone E licita­ Confidentiai interviews Heid 8836, or 646-4493 anytime No apartment Heat, hot water 3 f Ghost And Mrs. Muir Movie (Tue.) iti in-$chool Programming church family. Church will have several at 2:00 P.M. to the south about 700 A.D. tion. E. Hartiord company. A Electricity, Appliances IT Peerls(Eic. Wed .Frl.) i i Dr. Gene Scott On Hebrews M Porky Pig-Buge Bunny agents * RENTALS 8:30 All members and choirs from Hartford and _Iudy Benjamin The lint Europeans arrived ?;ood telephone voice and dic- 9:00 a.m. to 10:30 a.m. •••••••••••••••••••••••••• References. No pets $285 646- 3:30 34 Lottery Show (Thur.) AFTERNOON Sun. Eve. Performance at the end of the 16th century News 4 GlIHgen'.a Island children are invited to join all of the South Church lon a must. Hours 9 a.m. to 1 •••••••••••••••••••••••••• 3167 . 228-3540 ^ Fllnletonee 44 Dec. 7 R | joined it. by a heavy influx of Aslan Busfnass Proporly 26 ^ ESPN College Basketball '57 Electric Company (Tue.. 9 Verioua Programming 12:00 in the festivities. The choirs will participate. m. aixl 5 to 9 p.m. Call Mon. M onday thru Friday Rooms for Ron! 52 Show (Frl.) Wed.) ^ in-8chool Programming Naws BCttlen. The present popula­ B.1 Frt., 9 a.m. to 1p.m., MANCHESTER. One and two d Cartoons L iv i^ Faith group will meet in Cooper Refreshments will be PRIVATE tion by national d e i^ t is MANCHESTER Up to 5.000 Villa Alegre 5:35 Htfriet S. JsrfMiMR Ik n irt Mrs. Ymiianu, 5664993. square feet zoned, light in- MATURE MALE ROOM $15. bedroom deluxe apartments J i IDreemOf Jeennie 30 Movie Continues (Thur.) 9:00 34 32 JO Card Sharks Hall at 5:45 p.m.^ to served following the 39.2 percet Caucasian, 28 3 and townhouses throughout 34 Various Programming dusti^. Heavy exposure tu Female, mature $20 Non- 3:56 5:48 Tom And Jerry organize and car pool. festival. The event is .spon­ T kM iM JO BENJANIN percent percent Jaunese and NAVY VETS. Career OppM-- [MANCHESTER HERALD the town ol Manchester Coun- t|)44 FYl 87 Electric Company (Mqn., i'*8) Brady ■ ' Bunch 31 Movla traffic. Located East Middle smokers Live-In. References 44 Family Faud SttdMti$3.M the remainder Hawaiian. tunlUes available. (;ail try living and easy 4:00 Thur ) ly i'22------PMI Donahue Show After caroling from 6 to sored by the Religion and PLEASE CAaTHEJ^ Turnpike. Available im­ One must have license, plus Joe Franklin Show 57 Sasam e Slreal Chinese. Filipino. Korean and collect, (5161 4624321. 9:00 assessability to everything '%) John Davidson Show (Esc. 5 50 about 8 p.m , all will return Race Commission of South lex Otfioi: 421-2112 FOR SCREEN TME8 mixed ancestry mediately. Call Mr Derosa. few errands and meals 649- Thur.) tpx ‘ 24 3-2 1 ContecK'zc.Ffl.) w Celebration Of The Eucharist 12:25 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. 646-1696 5459 Domato Enterprises 646-1021 24 Sesame Street 3 New Jertev Report to the church hall for United Methodist. ’'^W illiiillllP'"'' 18 - EVENING HER/.LU, Mon . IX'C 1980 EVENING HERALD, Mon., Dec, 1. 19® - 19 Dear Abby Peanuts — Charlaa.M. Schuli ^rank « BniMt By Abigail van Buron Business & Service DEAR ABBY: I.aat year you devoted an entire column to it-i o XM UsiNM Faaaiato eywgkeie. tag what and what not to give for Chrietmaa gifle. I thought it /APPRES5IN6 THAT'S A ^PO YOUR CHRISTMAS] ACROSS 6 Bathroom Answer to Previous Puzzle was one of the moat helpful coiumna you ever wrote. Pteaae CHRISTMAS CARP , HUH,'’ fixture 6 6000 IDEA i SMUP6IN6 EARLY! ) D V 1 1 D L E 1 D O L run it again. I Cut of beef 7 Nothing (Fr.) \JI BROTHER?" ^ D 0 U E S D A D A 6 (comp wd.) 8 Pungent c c OVER 80 A Q 0 t N S T A L L E 0 Now WHAT'J 6 Traffic 9 Idol Y A N K E r 1 0 E E t E I I Author Wash­ 10 Wipe out DEAR OVER 80: That column waa ao well received 0 E H 0 R E 8 12 Gape KRXEZIN 5K I I've updated it. And here it la: ington _____ T 0 M E T A 1 o 1 U • E IS Reamer 13 Taunts (var.) E V i L L V 1 L A N T 8 16 Year (Sp.) ' op Tb? DEAR READERS: Can you believe It'e time to 14 Shed (comp L E • t E n E 0 D 1 E 8 wd.) 21 Eikimo homes E N 1 0 0 W N H 0 M E prepare for the holidaya again? Well, It le, lo do 15 Spanish 22 Disesse T A L E C 0 N yourielvea a favor and do your Chriatmaa (or peniniulft carrying fly P 0 t 1 T A 1 0 C 1 A L Hanukkah) ahopping early, 16 Fabliiu 24 Mouth part U N A D 0 N E D Z 0 0 If you’re wondering what lo give Aunt Beiaie or 17 Talk 25 Our country P V n C H E R E E N 8 Prlicllla't Pop — Ed Sullivan (abbr) A X 1 • 0 D E R ■ E T ~ ThAU*J l l - l Grandpa, who don’t get out much, let me tell you what 19 Louse eggs not to give them: 20 Sigil 26 Scotch beret S«rv/c«f Onared 31 Ptlntlnu-Paparlng 32 Building Contracting 33 •••••••••••••••••••••••••a •aaaeaaaaaaaaeeaaaeaaeaaa* No dotting powder, after-ehave or cologne. (They 23 Stein 26 Thua far 36 Lowest 50 Home of 24 Racket string IVantad to Rant 57 Autoa For Sale s i Autoa For Sala 51 probably have several unopened boxes gathering THERE ' HOWS THIS 30 Englifh 39 Over (poetic) Scarlett CM NI HUP Y0U7 C&M TREE SERVICE Free Homaa tor Rant 54 material I M KKIOR I’A IN TIM ; FARRAND REMODELING - duet on their cloeet ehelvea.) FOR A BEAUTIFUL BATCH broadcasters 41 Irritates O'Hara If you can walk on it. we can estimates, discount senior OF POPCX3RN? ITS AH' 27 Type of 51 American AM) W AI.I.I*AI*ERI\(; Cabinets. Roofing. Gutters, EAST HARTFORD HOUSE GARAGE WANTED to store BANK REPOSSESSIONS • 1966 MUSTANG - 6 cylinder Grandpa doesn’t need another necktie, and Aunt STUART.' 32 Accelerate a 42 Husband of cover It' citizens Company magazine patriot Room Additions. Decks. All Newly decorated. Two one or two cars. Call Don at 1977 Plymouth Sport Fury. automatic. Radial tires. Betaic doean’t really want any more broochea, ^ AH-AH "'AM - 20 Fit motor Bathsheba Manchester owned and Quality professional work at 52 Type of fuel Carpeting. hardwood, types of Remodeling and bedrooms with basement. 633-4577. $2300. 1976 Dodge Charger Excellent condition. Best necklaces or braceleta. 31 Uncanny 33 Anger ^ 43 Conference operated Call 646-1327. rea.sonahle prices Fully in­ 54 Compass resilient lloors. slate Repairs Free estimates. Ful- Carpets Garage. Just $375. Special Edition. $2500. 1^3 offer. Call 8754)092. With the price of groceries so high, folks who live 35 Latin dance 34 Superlative site!l94S sured Free estimates G L point ceramic tile ELITE TILE: Iv insured Phone 643-6017. 236-5646. Locators. Fee. GMC Jimmy Utility Truck. alone on a fixed income probably would be delighted 36 Aquatic suffii 45 Italian poet CONSTRUCTION BRICK - McHugh h43.<»321. 1972 MERCURY MARQUIS ■ 56 Lump 871-7470 All colors Glazed Block, Auto Parti For Sala 50 $2300. I960 AMC Ambassador to receive a baiket of goodiea. include small cant of mammal 36 Predetermine 47 Spoke LEON CIEZSYNSKI VERNON HOME Carpeted $500. The above may he seen For parts. Good engine and salmon, chicken, ham, tuna, vegetables, fruit, instant t \ 37 Hues untruthfully oriftinally cost $2 to 14 each BUILDER New homes, ad­ tires. Best offer. Call 643-42® REWEAVING Bl'RN Joint reinforcement Call PROFESSIONAL PAINTING four roomer. New decor. All DUNLOP WHITE WALLS - at the Savings Bank of coffee, tea bags, crackers, cookies and inatant toup 40 Oog doctor, 1 2 3 4 5 6 2 8 9 10 - Interior and exterior ditions. remodeling, rec m odern $375 236-5646. Snow tires. P-225-75 R 15. Manchester, 923 Main Street. •••••••••••••#•••••••••••• mixet. for short HOLES Zippers, umbrellas evenings, 649-5635. or 643-9508 rooms, garages, kilchens Truckt tor Sala S3 repaired Window shades. Commercial and residential Locators. Fee. Steel Belted lUdials. Used 2 Older people who live in confined quartere do not 41 Chap n 17 13 remodeled, ceilings, bath tile, 44 Sowed YOUNG MOTHER will lake Free estimates Fully in­ months. Ehtcellent condition! PLYMOUTH FURY II - Venetian blinds Kevs TV dormers, roofing Residential FORD F 150. Four Wheel need more "things” that are ornamental only. Don’t 46 Asian sea u 15 care of children weekdays, un­ sured 646-4879 TWO BEDROOM CAPE IN $125. 647-9522. Excellent condition! Must be FOR RENT Marlow s. 867 or commercial. 649-4291 Drive 1977 Silver 4 speed, ®I send music boxes, statuettes or other bric-a-brac. 46 Armenian Mam Street 649-5221 til 3 00 p m in my East Hartford near Pratt 4 seen to be appreciated. Call Another thoughtful gift is lined stationery with h la 12 la PAI.NTI.NG INTERIOR AND Whitney Available December 643-9729; if no answer please engine. Excellent condition. mountain ■ Manchester home Call 643- $4(M0 firm. Call 643-8142 after envelopec and a generous supply of postage etampe. 49 At the summit WL CERAMIC FIRING Discount 2023 E.XTERIOH. Paperhangmg 1st. $400 per month Security Autoi For Sala 61 return call. 70 [ti Experienced references .Ser- DESIGN and references. 875-7702. 6 p.m lEnclote some felt-iip pens, (ou.i Captain Eaay — Crooka Lawrence 53 Flowers rates Quick service Call 643- The homebound will appreciate a box of greeting 55 Hereditary 24 75 26 76 2543 WE.STBROOK DRY WALL V I n g W 111 i m a n 11 c . KITCHENS WE PAY TOP PRICES for 1972 FORD F 250, 4x4. Over­ 57 Hidden ON/t/off of: J.P. Lowfi A Aoa cards for all occasions so that they, too, can send ft Mari.chesler. Bolton. Coven- SUMMIT STREET, wrecked and Junk cars. A 4 B sized tires. Sunroof Carpeted IS VOUR HUNCH 15 29 30 3' 37 33 14 COMPANY, established in PLEASE DO.SHERIPFI I HAVE THIS -IF HE DOES. OKAY, I'LL RIW6 t h e s t a t e 58 Coypu Irv. Columbia. Tolland areas Cabinets, Vantitics. For M A N C H E S T E R 2W Auto Salvage, used auto parts. Stereo. Best offer. 633-3984. birthday, anniversary, graduation, get-well and RIGHT, CORY. I RECKON AWEUL EEELINO THAT LIVORNO WAY ] LAWNMOWEHS 1949 isheet rocki condolence cards to others. (Be a sporti Stamp some EASY AWO THE POLICE BARRACKS a t 59 Screen from n 36 REPAIRED 15 Sr Citizen Specializing in ceiling and W ,1 Grillo 423-6582 mica Counter Tops, bedrooms Appliances in­ Call Tony 6 4 6 - ^ . IW YARD SANDER for pick 1 BETTER ASK THE STATE SEND WORE OF HIS MOBSTERS MUSTACHE KID |{^ U E B L O RIGHT NOWi light Discount' Free pick up and walls No Job Umi big or tiMi Display and Book Cases cluded. $400 monthly Call 413- CAMARO 1978 - Automatic. envelopes.) POLICE rC H E C K OUT THE THERE TO SET JULIE BLAIR— V/ILL BE IN 60 Brute 31 up. 1962 Jeep. 4x4. new motor, SITUATION THERE IN 36 39 40 deliverv' Expert service small 643-02.37 PA IN TIN G BY CRAIG 782-2467 after 6:00 p.m 305 V-8 Stereo cassette, air. paint, plow 1971 International Don’t give anyone a gift of clothing unless you’re DANOER! n i OGDl-A Interior and Kitchen Cabinet Fronts Michelin radials.'’ $4200 Call absolutely sure the size is right. That goes for the SILVER 41 42 44 ECONOMA LAWN.MOWEH Colonial Reproductions In 4x4, plow Please call 643-1942 DOWN 1 F 647-3660 CHILD C.AHK Slate Licensed Exterior Speci.ilisf FulK In­ VERNON Charming 2 643-7567 color and style, loo. 46 42 .. 50 5’ sured Free Estimates Call wood Custom bedroom house with garage, WANTED JUNK AND LATE •••••••••••••••••#•••••••• If you’re tempted lo pass along a acarf, purae, 1 Slant 57 home .Snacks lunches and MODEL WRECKS - Cash references Call 646-7720 .inylime 649-8749 Woodworking Bring lls extra bath plus more. Call for 1972 CHEVROLET IMPALA. MotorCYCf9t‘Blcycl0» 64 wallet or some other uaeleaa little doodad you 2 La _ tar 54 55 56 A'our Plan, or Ideas and details 236-5646. Locators. Paid. Call Parker Street Used Good running condition. $450 pits Auto Parts, Inc. 649-3391 received for Chriatmaa three years ago. pleaae don’t. B 4 M TREE SERVICE now EXTERIOR PAINTING Let's Us Quote Free Fee Call 649-3868 a fte r 4:30 SUZUKI GT 750 - 5500 miles It's a pretty fair bet the recipient will find it Just as 3 Egg-shaped 5? 56 ★ 4 Dozen less B-B I PHOL.STERV Custom offering Special Winter experienced college .studenl Eslimates weekdays and all day Satur­ $1250 Water Cooled Extras useless as you did. (Beaidea, you might get it back 19 6P Work Free Estimates Will Q u a lity w ork e r y 1974 SUBARU - Good condi­ day. three (p i) Rales' We ve sawed 25'7 Off 64B-9eU tion Front wheel drive. $1800 Call 643-2573 the year after next.) 5 Noun suffix pick up and deliver Please plus our usual Discount for reasonable prices Call Mike call 646-2161 after 4 00 p m .569-3458 or 569-4945 negotiable Telephone 643- If someone on your gift list is living on a pension, a Senior Citizens' Free Off leal-Storet tor Rant 55 67®. or ®9-1723. check for any amount would be much more appre­ Estimates Fully insured Probate Notice Probate Notice ciated than a frivoloua little trinket. Or give someone BRICK. BLiXK STONE - References 643-7285 LEf! PAINTING Interior 4 Heating-Plumbing 35 Fireplaces Concrete Exterior Check mv rate OFFICE. STORE 4 STUDIO - 1968 DART, 1969 CHARGER Courl of Probato. District o' Coventry four! of Probalr Dutricl of Hebron who’a counting pennies a year's aubacription to a Excellent location. Good traf­ 318. Three speed PosI rear NOTICE OF HEAFtINO NOTICE OF HEARING Chimney Repairs No Job before vou decorate ' IJepen- NO JOB TOO SMALL - Toilet ESTATE OF EVELYN I SMITH FaSTATE OF BERTHA and NATHAL newspaper or magazine you know he or she will Allay Oop — Dave Sraua fic exposure surrounded by end. Needs some work. Best Pursoant to an order of Hon David C ANSHEL enjoy. Driclqe Too Small Call 644-8356 for A.NTONIO s TAILOR SHOP dable f ully insured 646-1653 repairs, plugged drains, estimates four banks Rent includes offer over $400 871-73®. Rappe. Judge, dated November 26. Pursuanlo an order of Hon J Stewart Please, don't ever send a gift in a box bearing the Specializing in men and kitchen faucets replaced, I960 a hearing healing will be held on an Slockwell. Judge, dated II. 25. 1960 a heat, parking and janitor. Call TOUSH ^MUNPA.MV TRY tWIs/COME, MY DEAftt L W -A womans suHe and leather GEOHt.E N CONVERSE repaired, rec rooms, applicalioo praying lhaUhere be a tale hearing _ will be held on an a(>pllcitiun_____ name of a store unless you bought it there. Should the 649-5334 1968 MUSTANG. New battery, eUY, EH?/ DOVE, SPEAK O N FOR M E TAKE YOU AVMAY CERTIFIED DOG alterations Located al 517 Pamling and paperhanging bathroom remodeling, heat of real ettate as in latd application on Playingiving fur aulhonly to sell certain recipient want lo exchange it, he will be embar- Thirty years experience modernization, etc M 4 M new paint job, snow tires. file more fully appears, at the Court of real esiate m -*(he 'Town of Hebron ai in TO M E.' SIZE, V FROM ALL THIS.' - r ' GROOMER • All breeds Call Mam St Manchester 643-4311 .STORE OR OFFICE SPACE Probate on D ec^ber 12, I960 at 9 00 said application on file more fully raaaed, the store clerks will look bewildered, and it Oswald Jacoby and Alan Sontag Telephone 643-2804 plumbing 4 Heating 649-2871 Good condition. Call after 4 for an appointment 528-5903 or 525-6483 available. 200. 400. and up to p m 649-81® am appears, at the Court of l^robate on won’t make you look too good. Sarah Carroll. D^ember 5. I960 at 10 00 a m If you buy a gift on sale, be sure it's appropriate, 5000 square feet 643-1442 Aat'l Gerk Kathleen M Sawyer Clerk 1973 PONTAIC LE MANS 070-11 07111 since if the recipient tries to take it back he will be Declarer dazzles defense sports coupe 350 cubic inches, told, "Sorry, sale merchandise is not returnable." M.OOO miles Good running Don't give anyone a pet unless you're absolutely those weak two bids When it Wanted to Rant 57 sure it's wanted and will be properly cared for. And if got around to Kyle he doubled Apartmanli For Rant 53 condition. $600 or best offer NOTIGE Call 646-6188 between 10-4 you want to delight someone who considers his pet a NORTH North responded three hearts THREE BEDROOM pm PUBLIC HEARING "member of the family,” include a tin of cat or dog 5865 Kyle had no intention of pass­ When in need of a Service or Product MANCHESTER NEW FIRST APARTMENT - Will pay $270 food for the pet. VJ9732 ing below game and elected to FLOOR one bedroom apart­ monthly Will pay own 1976 PONTIAC LE MANS BOARD OF DIRECTORS Don't give wine or liquor unless you’re sure the * 1096 5 bid three notrump on the. theo­ utilities. Call 649-3377 Mother ment All appliances wall-to- SPORTS COUP - 59,000 miles TOWN OF MANCHESTER. CONNECTICUT recipients imbibe. Candy, nuts and fruitcake make ♦ a ry that North could still bid wall carpeting Ceramic tile, plus two school age children Asking $2500 Original owner. wonderful gifts for those who aren't counting four hearts if he felt like it" Rent guaranteed WEST EAST bath $325 p er m onth Phone 528-6278 Notice is hereby given that the Board of Directors, Town ol calories, but pleaae have compassion for those who 5KQJ7 32 ♦ 4 Oswald "West opened the Utilities not included Call king of spades and Kyle elect­ Manchester, Connecticut, will hold a Public Hearing al the are, and lead them not into temptation. The Flintatonea — Hanna Barbara Productiona Vloe ♦ K Q 6 Peterman Really 649-9404 or Senior Citizen Center, 549 East Middle Turnpike. Manchester. ♦ 72 ♦ J843 ed to take that lirst trick 646-1171 Resist giving toddlars stuffed animals and dolls Then he cashed his top CALL A PROFESSIONAL TOWN OF MA.NCHE.STER Connecticut, Tuesday. December 9, 19®. at 8 15 P M to con­ that are bigger than they are. And parents will thank ♦ Q 8 4 ♦ 10 9 7 6 5 '/EAM.'I CAN MARDLV diamonds West chucked a sider and act on the following you for not sending their children horns, drums, CARROTS SOUTH spade on the third one Then THREE BEDROOM sirens or whistles. If you give a child a game or book, l o o k j u s t WAIT TO RICK 'EM - ♦ A 109 Kyle led a low heart He was 0 put this Directory to work for you. call 643 2711 Dl PI.EX 1 »2 b a th s LEGAL NOTICE Proposed additional appropriation to General Fund Budget be sure it's in the appropriate age range. WONDERFUL/ Tl-IEV SHOULD TASTE ♦ A54 resigned to defeat if West held Appliances Carpeted Fenced 1980-81, Cemetery Department Instead of giving someone a gift with permiaaion to FRED.''... OREAT.^ ♦ AKQ either the king or queen But back yard $450 monthly, plus The Planning Epd Zoning Commission will hold a public hearing ...... $1,275 ® “exchange it if it's not whal you want," save yourself ♦ K J32 West played Ihe eignl, dummy uiiliiies References Securi­ on Monday. December 8. 1980 al 7:30 P M in the Hearing to be financed by a contribution from Veterans Organizations the nine and East the king ty 643-7780 (and him) much lime and effort and give him a gift Vulnerable Neither You Can Advertise Your Service Or Business In Room, .Municipal Building. 41 Center Street. Manchester, certiricate in the first place. Dealer West East cashed his diamond jacx Conneclicul, to hear and consider the following applications Proposed additional appropriation to General Fund Budget and led a club to dummy's This Directory For As Little As $3.45 Per W'eek. FOR RENT 4 room. 1 Holiday time can be very depressing for people who .NorIb East South ace The jack of hearts was 198M1. Transfer to Capital Improvement Reserve Fund 8 — are alone, so if you know someone who might be bedroom adult condo Air con- ZONING REGULATION AMENDMENT - PLANNED ...... $1.7® 59 Pass Pas.s Dbl led from dummy East played Please Call 643-2711, Ask For Cindi, or Joe. alone and lonely, give him lor her) the beat gift of all 3.NT low and the jack held Now ditioning. all appliances, RESIDENCE DEVELOPMENT ZONE lZ-491 lo be financed by Stale ol Connecticut Department ol Transpor­ Pass carpeting December oc­ — an invitation to spend, the holiday with you and Pass (*ass Kyle led a heart to his ace He tation — Town Aid Funds ■UlLOIM-CONTMCTIHa PBOftSSIOMAL CmHIMB cupancy $350. monthly 872- The Commission proposes to amend the Zoning Regulations by your family. Ixrnelineas la the ultimate poverty. had seven tricks in and was 2627 __ LOVE, ABBY left with K J 3 of clubs and 10 PR0FEbl6HAL deleting Article II. Seclion 18 "Residence M Zone" and inser­ Proposed additional appropriation to Fire District Special Fund of spades Meanwhile. West FARR/UBREMODELIIG ting a new Article II, Section 18 "Planned Residence Develop­ HOUSE CLEANING If otildn t MA.XrHESTER - New 4>-i —Transfer lo Fire District Special Reserve Fund 16— Opening lead 5K had discarded down to two Cabinets. Roofing Gutters 1 Tin>« or WMkIy Basis ment Zone 'iPRDi, which would allow a single-tamily houses, ...... r 3 7WM spades and two clubs so Kyle Room Additions Decks. Al OUAiin jurriiTic Room Condominimum 2 ) our Ad Bedrooms, Uz Baths Fully duplex houses, mulli-lamily dwellings, or a mixture thereol, The Born Lostr — Art Sansom led his last spade East took types of Remodeling anc PAINTING: INTUIOG A UTIRIOG lo be financed from Fire District Special Fund — fund balance R tro roph two tricks, but had lo lead up and certain other special uses and special exception uses within 6 9 repairs Free estimates- Look Great .Applranred Wall-lo-wafl (surplus I EAGLE • a I’HD Zone .Such development will be in accordance with a By Oswald Jacoby to the king-jack of clubs to Fully insured iHMu MairriHANCi throughout No pets $450 fO R ■mg i o o ' m TALKlU(i?TO/Ug,; Here? momhiv Rent includes heat and Alan Sontag give Kyle his contract ' PHONE M3-M17 General Plan of Development submitted and approved with a Proposed additional appropriation to the Capital Account — ARIES (March 21-Aprll 19) Your Alan The opposing North- ______52A-8W9 Call 649-4003 request for a change of zone to PHD and in accordance with Bond Fund 9 — 19®-8I. toward the purchase ol a new lire engine greatest asset today ts your abili­ iWY B O Y ,,. I 'L L Oswald In looking over ■South pair got to the superior IXlailed Plans ol Development approved by the Commission I partial I cfour ty lo see the other fellow's point IJgVEi?, tJeVEP YOU! contract o f four hearts, but AUTO lENVICE MANCHESTER HEAT PAH) ol view This insight will d >mi- the Spingold hands I find this their declarer found a really HHNO HAIR CUTTING AUTO UPHOLSTERY newly decorated. 2 bedroom $im.opo® ^ r t h d a y nate your behavior and ou real gem played by Kyle Lar­ ZONING REGULATION AMENDMENT - PUBLIC UTILITY to be financed by issurance ol serial bonds pursuant lo inferior line ol play to go “ W s J l f Won I Iasi long' $2® monthly STRUCTURES iZ-50i admirers sen at an inferior three- down one ' Call Uirators 236-5646 Fee ■Manchester Special Act No ® as amended TAURUS (April 20-May 20) 4nF notrump contract " MISTER HAIRCUT Although your desire is to be NEWSIMPEH ENTERPRISE AS.SN hlAPLE Mc5)bil SB4 CENTER BTREET The Commission proposes lo amend the Zoning Regulations to James R McCavanagh, Secretary D*c»mb*r 2. i960 Alan "West opened one of helpful today, that which you do 12.-1 >Mp«p Sprr$4-p. /m. * * • M.A.NCHESTER 2 bedroom, at allow Municipal Uiility Buildings and Structures as a special Board ol DireclOiS Organizations or groups wriich QAB • OIL - LUBNICATION - Moufi Tu«s thru Fft WTO irs ail com will have a iwo-pronged effect Sunnybrooke Village exception use in Rural Residence, Residence AA. Residence A. Dated at Manchester. Connecticut this '26th day of November. you have not been too lucky with and do you as much good as O lflK L FUEL 8 10 5 30 CMPTS ODUEant TINEt AND BATTERIBB wanw Eealures include heal, not Residence B Residence C. Business 1. Business II, Business III. 19® this past year may prove to t>« those you are prepared to serve Saturday 6 to 5 00 water, range refrigerator, air just the opposite for you in the m wwaa mammutb (Cto—d III (STB n. u a CBD Business IV CUD and Residence M zones 0®-ll GEMINI (May 21-Jur>a 20) Seek FIh m B4B>Ma7 conditioner, carpeting and year ahead Hold on to your con­ a type of activity today which li M tnin nections and do your best to Our Boarding Houae parking Storage and coin-op Al this hearing interested persons may be heard and written affords you a pleasant form ol keep these co^'D' .ts current exercise Team sports are the laundry in basement ,No pets eomiiiunications received Copies ol these petitions have been VOLUWAOEM QUALITY ALUMINUM WORK BY TUNSKY $395 monthly Call Domalo best but even a brisk walk has liled in the Town Clerk s olfice and may be inspected during ol Winthrop — Dick Cavalli GREAT NEWS PROFESS JR' S u c c e s s ' IF Enterprises, 646-1021 LEGAL NOTICE Its benefits I S T|i.„ lice hours SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Oec 21) CANCER (June 21-Juty 22) POLICE SRJTTEP AK-’THER WERE ^ KAN E N T Planning and Zoning Commission TOWN OF MANCHESTER, CONNECTICUT keep a pad and pencil handy involvements which bring your CUPEP message in the PLUMBUS.l WADSWORTH STREET - 3 WHATiSTHAT? LOOKa IN FACT, IT LOOKS HEP I-eo Kwash, Secretary NOTICE OF today because a bright idea lor family together today should turn CLASSIFIERS,' they NAB6EP FPUNP AN' bedroom apartment Stove, d new project or enterprise could 'out to everyone's liking If noth­ L IK E A SOAAFTH INKS' TwU thieves ANP REC3EREP sTLiPENTr ZtT refrigerator and dishwasher Dated this 1st day ol December. 1980 ADOPTION OF AMENDMENT TO ORDINANCE 'tash through your head Unless ing IS on the agenda, put some­ FUNNY-LOOK IfslQ- LAMR LIKE ALADDINS l a m p . A FCRTQNE iN .SEMS,' FcTR MS HE S ecu rity req u ired $385 070-11 In accordance with the provisions ol Chapter 3, Sections 1 and 9 yOu lot It down quickly, its merits thing impromptu together UNN ERSiT' .POKIN' BILL TUNSKY monthiv Call 646-11® may escape you Find Out more LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Projects ol the Town Charter, notice is hereby given of the adoption by enabling you to exercise your PERHAPS WE SHDULP FePR ★ ALUMINUM A VINYL SIDING of whal lies ahead for you in the INPliAf THREE BEDROOM the Board of Directors of the Town of Manchester, Connecticut, year following your birthday by creativity and irqagination should V PREPARE A 5UC"ESi- GAS SAVERS! (20 Co/ort To C h o o f Prom) on November 25, 19® sending for your copy of Astro- be tackled today You could Y 5TCR7 FOR THE PRESS APARTMENT, $3® monthly TOWN OF MANCHESTER -Wa Buy, ★ AWNINGS A CANOPIES Includes Heat and hot water Graph Mail i t tor each to Astro- surprise even yourself with your / Sail and On bus line Call 649-1749 or Graph. Box 469. Radio City abundance of bright ideas Rapalr." ★ STORM WINDOWS A DOORS Station. N Y I00t3 Be sure lo VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sapt. 22) In alter 6 p m «9-2231 AME.NDME.NT TO ORDINANCE specify birth date business or financial matters TIM MORIAKTY Phon* 649-9095 LEGAL NOTICE CAPRICORN (Dec 22-Jan 19) today you are likely lo be both MANCHESTER FREE ESTIMATES + EASY TERMS .MA.NCHESTER 1 bedroom at BE IT ORDAINED by the Board of Directors of the Town of Focus your energies today on logical and intuitive. Combining Sunnybrooke Village (^iet The Zoning Board of Appeals at a meeting on November 24.19® Manchester that Section 1 of the ordinance establishing a Com­ issues of consequence Maior these forces could help you turn B 4 B - B 1 1 7 convenient location, private made the following decisions mission on Human Relations be amended as follows: achievements are possible but atidyprofil CAvALLJ trifles could get you off the track LIBRA (8ep(. 23-Oct. 23) There entrance, single story Appl. .No 758 Marriott Corp -Roy Rogers - 270 Spencer building $335 m onthly There shall be a commission on Human Relations consisting of AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) IS a mystique about you today Levy’s Law — James Schumeister Includes heat, hot water, air Street — Variance denied eleven members who shall be appointed by the Board of Direc­ You absorb and retain knowl­ that will intrigue and fascinate 6ENEML BUILDING CONTRACTOR edge more easily than usual persons with whom you have conditioner, appliances, Appl .No 7® — Karen Nelson Klibanolf — 82 Clillside Drive — tors and who shall serve without compensation The six B IH H m m m ■■ ^ today especially if it is for help­ dealings The key is your ability Be Sure storage and coin-op laundry Appeal denied members previously appointed shall serve until their present ing to enlighten others Compas­ lo comprehend their moods and The Election Is Now Over I No pets Domato Enterprises terms expire Of the five members now appointed, one shall sion makes you a good studenl temper amer.ts NOW'S THE TIME TO CALL A REAL PRO! ■ 646-1021 Appl No. 762 — Samuel E Aglio. Jr — <5 Oakland Terrace — serve for a term to expire on the first Monday of November, PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) Per -BOORFiO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) l U Variajpee denied ' 1982 and four shall serve for a term to expire on the first day of sons tend to tell you things today Someone you didn't think ippre- r ' To Give Who Stick! To Hi! PromlM To Sav* Vou Money! | which they are reluctant to even cialed a past lu-- ’ was more HEBRON Two bedroom November, 19® Thereafter, all appointments to the Commis­ £ T a y 5 w 5 A M E Pl a n apartment Heat and hot Appl No 763 — Joseph Si Ann Dzura — 49 Lyndale Street — discuss with others Feet grateful than you realized He sion shall be for a term of three years. In the event of the death flattered that you are deemed so could prove it lo you today water Appliances Carpeting Variance approved These M. G. TOSTARELLI, JR. IjrgijiruByard e yard l.eaF“l.ease and securi- or resignation ol any member of the Commission, a successor trustworthy .NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN j tv $350:50 monthly No pets 20 Appl No 764 — Mark Manufacturing Co. — 640-642-644 Hilliard shall be appointed by the Board of Directors lo serve the un­ Kit *n’ Carlyle — Larry Wright I Building Contractor ! minutes from Hartlord. Call ■Street — Variances approved, with conditions expired portion of the term for which such member had been Pros A • N»«d More Room? Call Mike lor J alters 00pm 228-9759o r228- appointed. As far as possible, the Commission shall represent a 3414 Appl No 7® — Vincent T Kelly — 34 Adams Street South — cross section of the Town of Manchester. The Commission shall Bugs Bunny — Heimdahl ft Stoffel Variance approved elect its own chairman. I'M A 5IN61C WoRKiKei m i AND Call, — ! REC ROOMS ! 2'z ROOM APARTMENT V Available immediately Heat, Appl No 766 — Sam Nussdorl — 545 North Main Street — The remaining sections of the ordinance shall remain the same I'D MAVB A KiTTBN To n w ; Kitchms • Bathrooms hot water, appliances Main Variance denied Street location 2nd floor. 11-17-® KBBP m a?(APANV IN AVV They All Additions • Remodeling •Seeurity References Lease Appl No 767 — The Grove Corporation — 3® Main Street — Short Rib* — Frank Hill Call after 6 00 p m 646-3911 Variance approved. This Ordinance shall Uke effect ten (10) davs after this publjca- a p a r t ^a b n t Quality Workmanship II no answer, call 643-7424 lion in this newspaper provided that within ten (10) days alter XM F6EL1N0 SO)V 1 IWMATXNEED 15 H[VOU WANT IT. VOUVE 'SOT IT, Deserve Appl No 7® — John F Hannon - 89 Doane Street — Variance his publication of this Ordinance a petition signed by not less SWEETIE ' 1 DEPC69SEO lately A 6 0 0 0 SHBIMK- Reasonable Rates approved than five 15) percent of the electors ol the Town, as determined 'n.eeTA Homes for Rant 54 CALL MIKE NOW at 528-8958 A S>IV£ from the latest official lists of the Registrars of Voters, has not Appl No 769 — Grace Clemson — 16 Walker Street — Special WASfTr Your been filed with the Town Clerk requesting its reference lo a mm MANCHESTER OPTION TO Exception denied X BUY. 5 room house with special Town election. HER Rpsr fireplace, garage, fenced in All variances shall have an effective date in accordance with Ja'fnes R. McCavanagh MCB. Business yard, dishwasher plus more the Connecticut General Statutes Notice of these decisions has Secretary Call 236-5646 Locators, lee. been filed in the Town Clerk's office Board of Directors Zoning Board of Appeals Manchester, Connecticut MANCHESTER HOME - Edward Coltman, S^'retary Dated at Manchester, Connecticut this 26th day of November MV VEW ALARM sparkling 3 bedroom Kids o k 19® "The superior man lives quietly and calmly, waiting lor the will of Heaven, while the Just $3® monthly Call 236- Dated this 1st day ol December. 19® C-OC< "S A E£ALl mean man does what is full of risk, looking out for turns of luck." Confucius M7-11 069-11 5646 Locators. Fee Flalcher’a Landina l/ a c e r a i s e I ? . C M UiL U S ttN It) SDMtTHINC rthkii,. CLASSICAL? it a VA u m -Ltrs COMPROMISE WITH It-I €) Ky NtA. Inc f C~, AUfTLL MUZAK. ■ W f - J L - ,i iW jf*' .VvW!s$k?s Call 643-2711 a 19 i r m .in

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