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*0 - EVENINQ HBRALD, Tuw., Nov. U, IWO m m Evening Herald product show guide inside iHaurliPatpr Clear Clear tonight; sunny ’r h ; - WEATHER Thursday Details on page ■ ■ ■ V 2. l’l•l^■r ( . rru<'» George E Landis Pal Genlilrorr N. MarilonalH Mirharl A. Bara Douglaa G. Wilaon Dr. Srdrirk J. Rawllna Joan I. Srgerberg YOUR HOMETOWy yEWSRAPER • Since 1881 • 20n business— (vol. C, No. 43 — Manchester. Conn., Wednesday, November 19, 1980 Founding Committee, past member of the Connecticut and it conducts studies in associated areas of interest to non, four years; Alexander LeMay, Manchester, four 4ssociate director Planning Committee on Criminal Administration, past dentistry and its service to the public. Fellowship in the years; Henry Cutler, South Windsor, two years; and member of the Connecticut Drug Advisory Council, past College is by invitation. " Herbert Mabe, Hartford, two years. Bailey defends HARTFORD- IVter (' Tracy. FLMI, of Andover, has incorporator of the Connecticut Savings and Laian Also, each with one year of accident-free driving were teen appointed associate dtrector in the Itfe. health and Association, past vice chairperson of the Connecticut Safe driving awards James Dagenhart of Windsor; John Ferro, Forestville; inancial services department at the Travelers Insurance Daniel Sharon, Enfield; Lester Syphers, Warehouse Council ol Corrections, past Committee member of the EAST HARTFORD— At a recent awards ceremony 'os Point; Donald Wiley, Manchester; Everett Bennett. American Medical Association Committee to improve with Connecticut State Police personnel, a numbeC- of Tracy joined the companies in 1960 and lour years later TTfedical care in correctional institutions - division ol Manchester; Mark Fluckiger, Rockville; William aas named supervisor He subsequently served as assis- Atlas Bantly Oil Co. employees were presented with safe Steppen, Rockville; Thomas Zagora, Tolland and Mark medical practice, past member of Admissions Com driving awards by Irwin Singer, president of the East ant superintendent, executive assistant and in 197,1 was mittee, University of Connecticut School of Dental Fox, also of Tolland plea-bargaining Hartford and Manchester retail fuel oil company ippointed assistant secretary Medicine, and past chairperson of the Caucus of Black Totaled, the accident-free driving reconds of the As part of the awards ceremony, Lt. Kenneth V A native ol Hartford. Tracy is a Fellow dl the Life Connecticut Dentists awardees amount to over 2.5 million miles. Kirschner and Sgt. Ray Watrous of the State Police Traf Mrs. Harris, however, said she Managementiiistitute and president of FLMI. Society of He is a member of the Hartford Dental .Society. By MARTIN KEARNS federal prosecutors. “It is absolutely fic Enforcement Unit offered the state’s congratulations holds Gilliland responsible lor the at ,'entral New England He attended the I'n^versity of Connecticut Dental Association, American Dental Herald Reporter necessary, and it is a jpecial condi to the drivers and then spoke of their efforts to develop a tion of this agreement, that Mr. tack. It was Gilliland, she contends, ■ Hartford Association, National Dental Association, an incor HARTFORD — The state’s at better understanding between commercial operators and Gilliland be completely candid and that led Metheney to her home If Traev is married to the former Diana Bart of Vernon porator ol Manchester Memorial Hospital, incorporator Colt sets dividend torney Tuesday defended the plea The couple reside with their two children at 35 Hebron the police; about, improved highway systems, enforce truthful in connection with his Gilliland didn’t want this crime ol the Savings Bank of Manchester, ? member of the ment of weight limits and inspection procedures. bargaining in the Manchester carried out he should have gone to his Road Andover NEW YORK — The board of directors of Colt In cooperation in the firebombing in Academy of General Dentistry, Pierre Fauchard Fred Gokey, senior representative of Transamerica In firebombing of a black family's vestigation and in connection with parents They could have thrown Academy. Connecticut State IJental Commission, dustries have declared a regular quarterly dividend of surance Co , loss control division, also participated in the home, but one of the victims today any and ail prosecution reiated to Metheny out. ” she said Northeast Regional Board of Dental Examiners, 72‘'2 cents per common share, payable Dec. 31 to ISationwide agent presentation challenged the state's prosecution. Mrs Harris said the state Is hemo American Association ol Dental E'xaminers, and the stockholders of record Dec. 10, that investigation,” the document Among those receiving the safe driving awards were Lucendia Harris, whose four reads. blind to the facts lagainst Gilliland l, MlDDI.KTilWN— George E Landis of (Yomwell, has Commissioner's Council on High Blood Pressure The board also declared quarterly dividends of 40 cents I t Kendall Hupper of Stafford Springs, for nine years of per share on the company's $1.60 cumulative convertible children were in her Manchester Assistant State’s Attorney Kevin ju*piecaj*se he's white The three been appointed as an agent by the Nationwide Insurance ■ The American College ol Dentists was organized in home the night it was firebombed, accident-free driving; Harold Flenke, East Hartford, .Series A preferred stock and $1.06V4 per share on the $4.25 A I McMahon said Gilliland "cannot af .J ^ l s a t in that house and planned Cos Before joining Nationwide. Landis had worked in a 1920 It recognizes through E'ellowships those who have said she plans to gonsult with her at seven years; Joseph Wilkos, East Hartford, six years; cumulative convertible Series_^ D preferred stock Both ford to be anything but honest, and executed their plan " variety of capacities for major insurance companies in contributed to the advancement of the profession and torney to determine what appeal, if James Starr. Manchester, five years; Clifford Ellis, Ver are payable Dec. 31 to stockholders of record Dec 10. truthful and cooperative with us.” Mrs. Harris acknowledged that the Hartford area for the past fifteen years humanity Its programs include seminars and workshops any, she might file against the state’s k McMahon and Bailey point to the Manchester police did " i t job " in In his new position he will represent Nationwide for all prosecution of a local suspect. language of the agreement. "If Mr. bringing the three suspects to court, lines ol insurance and will maintain an office at 234 Court The state Monday signed a six-page Gilliland is not completely eandid but questioned why poiice never in St Middletown agreement with one white suspect in and truthful as to his conduct and volved other persons who led them to A graduate ol Manchester High School and the Cniver- Turkey time the Oct. 2 lirebombing. Under terms that of other individuais about which Gilliland sity at Hartlord, Landis is the son ol Mr and Mrs Robert of the agreem ent, Eugene R. ■'Somebody out there led them to P Landis id .Manchester he has knowledge regarding matters Turkeys at a Long Island farm aren't im National Turkey Growers Association offers Gilliland Jr. pleaded guilty to a related to this investigation, or if he Gilliland. Why didn't they try to per reduced charge of accessory to arson scholarships to students majoring in poultry does not continue to cooperate, then suade these people to be witnesses’’" pressed with Cindy Domino, 22, in the days in return for his cooperation with In husband^B firm before Thanksgiving, but. she’s impressed science. (UPI photos) this agreement may be revoked by Mrs. Harris asked. slate and federal attorneys who are either the State of Connecticut or the ■’Why didn’t they try to get credi with the turkeys. Unknown to them,'the i t M VN( IIK>TKK — Pat Gentilcore has joined her hus prosecuting a second suspect. United States of America” ble people in Manchester —decent band. Jeff Gentilcore. in the operation of Stylist Custom ■'I plan to file a complaint all the In the agreement, which Gilliland citizens in Manchester?" she said Cutters, 101 Center St way to the White House,” Mrs. signed, he states, "I did not throw the Mrs. Harris-said she now believes She is the winner of many state championships in hair Harris said. Her attorney is away on firebomb on October 2, 1980 which is Gilliland does have “a lot of sym styling and has studied under Alida Weirgang of .Nashua, vacation but Harris said she would the subject of this investigation. pathizers ' N H who is the w inner of the Golden Rose of Europe later discuss with him a possible However, 1 was with Charles Nor Mrs Harris also objected that This lady can show you appeal. man Metheney on October 2. 1980 Donze is “still walking around He's N Mrs. Harris said she met in her Travelers promotion prior to and at the time he threw the just as free as the night my house home Sunday night with U S. At firebomb into the residence at 11 was firebombed “ State prosecutors torneys who assured her of stiff H ARTFORD- James N Macdonald of .Manchester has Brent Road in Manchester, Connec counter that Donze has not been mwmm procsecution. M onday’s plea ticut. While 1 did not throw the granted immunity and do not rule out been, appointed associate director in the casualty- bargaining stunned Mrs. Harris who firebomb, 1 did commit acts which the possibility that charges could be pri'pertv lines department at the Travelers Insurance a better way accused the state of selling her out. make me an accessory.” lodged against him CoS In his office Tuesday, Stale’s At Macdonald joined the companies in 1967 as an engineer torney John Bailey said the state was and tw.> vears later was appointed senior engineer Earlv \ p ro o fin g with a tough prosecution. in 1971 he was named supervising engineer and later that C harles N. M etheney of West year became assistant superintendent He has served as Virginia faces a possible life assistant director engineering, since 1972 State revenue to get your sentence, Gilliland faces a sentence \ graduate oi Illinois Institute of Technology and the of 5 to 10 years and a $5,000 fine, I niversiti ol Connecticut Macdonald is chairman of the while another youth, 18-year-old Eric AlA Engineering and Safety Service Fire Protection Donze has not been given immunity, Engineering ( ommittee and is li member of the Connec Baiiey said. on shaky side ticut \allev chapter of the Society ot Fire Protection According to the agreement, Engineers Gilliland must be “truthful " and nH»‘tg ^ . HARTFORD (UPI) - Connec 2 percent tax on oil company gross Hi- is married has three children and lices at 175 ■ fully cooperate” with state and Hollister St ticut’s revenue picture is still on the profits, although the state is She s Donna Slobodien at Heritage shaky side with first quarter collec expected to generate $60 million Law firm associate tions from the sales tax coming in from that levy in this fiscal year Saving.s. .\nd .she'll make it easy for you nearly 2 percent below expectations, October receipts from the oil tax, which reflect July, August and yHfNUN— Michael A- Bars ol East Killingly was to get your mortgage. As head of the ■ a state budget official said today. September revenue, totaled $9 3 rei entiv named a> an assiKiale to the Vernon law firm of Corporate profits 7. 9% Sales tax revenue for the first four Mortgage Origination Department, million. He said that period, because Kahan Kerensky ( apossela Levine & Breslau months of fiscal 1980-1981 was $221.5 million, or 3.2 percent. The state had it’s the summer season, was . He is the .Son of Edward and .Marjory ' Weir - Bars, Donna will .see to it that the processing WASHINGTON (UPI) - U S. cor GNP fell a record 9.6 percent. pared with a 10.7 percent increase in tober, to a seasonally adjusted an tormer residents of Manchester targeted for earnings of $225.3 expected to be the lowest porate profits, after plunging to their The Commerce Department said the second. In its original estimate nual rate of $2.19 trillion. Overall. Baida ^aid. yevenu^ for Bars IS a 1977 graduate of the Cniversity of goes smoothly and quickly after you million, or 5 percent. lowest level in 25 years in the second profits from current production — last month, the department es Economists called the report a the first quarter from jnajor t^xes Massachusetts in Amherst from ys'hich he receiveci the ■‘The big question now is going to first apply. And when your mortgage quarter, posted a 7.9 percent gain in what companies make after inven timated inflation in the third quarter favorable sign of the economy’s slow degree ol bachelor ol arts in English He graduated with be how tight is the Federal Reserve came in .7 percent y on $2 2 million the third quarter, the government tories aild capital consumption are at 9.1 percent. but continuing recovery, but — below expectationsL” honors and was a member ol Mortar Board a national is approved, she'll get the right papers Board going to make monetary said today. weighted for inflation — rose $5.5 Economic reports indicate the expressed somg concern much of the On the brighter side were collec senior h o n o r sneic-tc policy,” said Edward Baida, chief of and people together so you can relax at As a further sign that the economy billion to a seasonally adjusted an recession, one of the shortest and personal' income increase reflected tions from the corporation business Bars graduated iti June Irom Seton Hall Cniversity economic and revenue forecasting is slowly pulling out of this year’s nual rate of $158.3 billion. sharpest since World War II, ended government and military pay raises tax, which totaled $45 7 million, or an .SI hool ol Law in Newark N J . whereAle was a member the closing. She's one of the best and you for the Office of Policy and Manage recession, corporations’ after-tax The 3.6 percent increase in current in late summer But many rather than a boost in employment. 8 5 percent increase, for the first four o| tri" s,eton Hall Law Review ment. can find Donna at our Main Office here profits increasiMl $10.1 billion to production profits follows a 12.7 per economists fear the economic Wages and salaries increased $18.5 ' months of the fiscal year The target Hi wo' idmitted to the Connecticut Bar in October growth that began a couple of months billion in October. But if the govern He said the Fed’s move to increase :9kii in Manchester. $137.2 billion in the third quarter, cent decline in the second quarter. was $45.1 million, or 7.percent. after falling 19.6 percent in the se The department said nonfinancial ag'o will soon flatten oat. ment wage hikes, along with a the discount rate and thereby trigger Baida said the 5 percent cuts in Assistant director When she's not working at the bank, cond quarter. corporations posted a $7.1 billion in They point out underlying retroactive wage settlement for a jump in the prime rate tended to in agency budgets for the third and you cun find her on the courts. Tennis is The Commerce Department also crease in current production profits problems of productivity, infiation, communication workers, were not in hibit investment and slow down fourth quarters of this year, which slightly reduced its earlier estimate in the third quarter, while financial unemployment and high interest cluded in the October figures, wages economic recovery. were recommended by 0PM BLiiiAIFlEl.D Joan I Segerberg, daughter ol Mr her ^ iie. She's good, really of the gross national product for the corporation recorded a- $1 billion rates that hamper full economic and salaries would have risen only Secretary Anthony Milano and then and Mr- Ernest W Segerberg of 38 S Adams lit , Baida also said consumers might July-September quarter. decline recovery have yet to be resolved. $11.7 billion last month That com be feeling uncertain about spending ordered by Gov, Elia Grasso. are Manchester has been appointc^l assistant director of good. And \ ou can count on The Commerce Department pares with a $12.8 billion increase in The department said the real value .After-tax profits in the current money partly because of an increase necessary expense administration, corporate actuarial department, reported Tuesday Americans in September, the department said. her .serving your mortgage of the nation’s goods and services, production category feil 2.8 percent in unemployment, which has jumped in the Imam lal division at Connecticut General Life In- creased, their personal income by 1.1 ManufacUiring payrolls in in Compounding the problem might suranc e ( o after adjusting for inflation, rose 0.9 to a seasonally adjusted $73.1 billion from a low 4 percent in March to 6.4 needs at Heritage as well percent annual rate in the third in the third quarter after increasing percent in October and their spen dustries hard hit by the recession, in be the potential loss of $22 million of Ms Segerberg, a graduate of the Cniversity of percent in September. quarter to $1.4 trillion, compared 3.6 percent in the second quarter. ding — a crucial eletiTent ol cluding auto and steel manufac $‘29.8 million Connecticut counted on Noithei'n ( olorado with a masters degree in taxation as she serves on the ■ / Sales tax revenue for the month of with its original estimate of a 1 per The Commerce Department said economic recovery — by nearly as turing, continued to rise in October receiving in federal revenue sharing Ir.iin ihe I niversity of Hartlord, is a Certified Public Ac- tennis court. October, which actually reflects cent increase. inflation in the third quarter, as much. The Commerce Department also September sales, totaled $89.6 funds. ( ountant She jTuVied ( onnecticut General in 1976 in the in said after-tax income rose by 1 per Donna Slobodien is In the second quarter — the low measured by the GNP report, rose The department said personai in million compared to479^ million last "One of the major concerns is what vestment operations as an accountant, where she was ad- point of this year’s recession — the 9.8 percent in the third quarter com come grew by $'23.4 billion in Oc- cent or $17.8 billion in October. vanci.'d to senior accountant in 1977, manager, operations one of th(‘ reasons year. The forecast was for a 5 per the feds''arc going to do, what s is audit in 1978 and manager linancial reporting in 1979 cent gain The actual increase was going to be the fiscal impact of the . .Ms Segerberg is a member of the American Institute getting a mortgage at 3.3 percent. Reagan administration, especially in ol ( ertified Public Accountants and the Connecticut Heritage Saving.s is Baida said 0PM made flo first the federal revenue sharing area. Societv id CPA s She lives in Granby’ Jumbo jet crash kills Baida said quarter revenue forecasts on the new the bhtter wav. SEOUL, South Korea i.UPI) - A Joins in practice ^ Korean Airlines jumbo jet arriving from Los Angeles sheared off its lan 'O l'III W IND-HR- Douglas G Wilson, M D has ding gear in a-*fog-shrouded reccntlv joined Marvin Grexiy M D and laiuis Schwartz, touchdown today and skidded down a M D in the practice ol obstetrics and gynecology at 50 runway in a crash-landing that killed tiilleit St Hartford, and 658 Ellington Road. South Wind- 13 people including three Americans, ,sor. 6 The dead included six crew uieclne clo/. Driginallv Irom .Michigan, he undertook his ui,- members and six passengers. The , c dergr.iduale training and received his medical degree Hcritag^e Savings 13th body was charred so badly it over Knlcks ., Page 7. Irom Ihi- 1 niversity ol .Michigan at Ann .Aibor could not be immediately identified. She^s bothered L(Km. \^K'iati(m • Since IS9I Dick Howser to “resign” Yankee He bc-gins practice after completing residency in Fifteen persons were hospitalized Rosalynn Carter says she is manager post... Boston Tea Men to obstetrics and gynecology at the Strong Memorial and one could not be accounted for, bothered by the Moral Majority move south ... Harvard ready for id the 1 niversity cd Rochester, in Rochester Mam fillin': IIHI7 M.nil Street M.iii/be.sler 649 4.586 authorities said. and recalls a TV evangelist saying Yale eleven . . Page 8. K Marl Dllicf': Spem ei Slieel M.illi lie'.lei 649 :IIMI7 . The plane was also carrying a body the day after the election “they got ( iiM‘iilr\ Ollire: Hi)iile II 742•7:121 in a coffin en route to Manila for the evil people out of the \^ ite lUutM h0V$M( burial, airline officials said. Awarded fellowships lollami Ollire: Hiiiile 19.5 i mile ,simT(vi)[ I 86. Exit 99 872-7387, LENOEP House.” Page 19, Inside today An official announcement said the M\N( III.'1 EH— At the recent meeting of the South Hmdsiir OIIhc: 2W).ikl.iiiil Road 644-2484 Boeing 747, with 226 people on board, Classified...... 21-22 American College ol Dentists in New Orleans, La , Dr Miineuiiarkei m food^.irl; Ue.si Middle Tiinipikc in the Manchester Parkadr m touch down too early in heavy fog on Comics...... 23 Sedreuck J Rawlins of Manchester was awarded Moneuiiarkeis in llititiland Park Market; Highland Street Manche.sler a raised portion of the runway at Tpetisonvicted Editorial ...... 4 fellowship in the College A Kimpo international airport. The lan A teen-age suspect Has been Entertainment ...... 20 'Dr Rawlins is a past president of the Hartford ding gear broke off, sending the big found guilty of murdering a New F am ily...... 14-18 (.'hapter A C P . past chairman of the United Negro jet skidding for nearly a mile in a Haven high school teacher. Page 2. Obituaries ...... 6* f.ollege Fund, past chairman of the Connecticut Slate sjiower of sparks, a plume of black Peojiletalk...... — ' ...... 2 Board of Parole, past committee member ol Citizens smoke and finally a toll of flame. Sports...... 7-8 fVimmittee for Connc’cticut Medical-Dental School- Among the‘dead were Americans In sports Television ...... 20 Donald Sailer, 44, of Tacoma, Wash., TownTalk...... 6 , Remains of a Korean Airlines Boeing 747 p KAL Flight 015 from Los Angeles, carried 206 Kate Hammershlag of New York and George Brett easy MVP award -Update ...... 2 after it burned upon landing at Kimpo Airport-^ passengers and 20 crewmemberS.(UPI photo) Kang Ok-KyungJ 23, a naturalized winner in AL ... Dr. J leads 76ers W eather...... 2 J in Seoul, Korea, early Wednesday. The plane, American stewardess based in Seoul. iV. •:^v;ftAV*^-.i'v^«'irk
EVENING HERALD, Wed., Nov. 18. 1980 - .1 2 - K V K M M i IIKHAI.I) tt«i . IH I9KII Town officials to discuss plan for Meadows strike a pension plan and assurances written into the contract, out ol the home. McCarthy said the town wqs concerned housekeepers, laundry help, kitchen help, maintenance that staffing patterns will be naaintained above the li:- - By MARTIN KEARNS that some patients shouldn't be moved at all? and that assistants and nurses aidps. minimum required by the state. Ijpclote Herald Reporter dther institutions might be asked to handle patients Union representatives Monday called the ads a scare Officials at the Meadows have repeatedly expressed MANCHESTER — Directors of 4hree town agencies leaving the Meadows. tactic designed to intimidate workers who have voted the graveside services Tuesday for nearly hall the 913 Tem Nov. 25 walkout, should negotiations fail. hope the contract dispute can be settled before the Tuesday. But analysts still expect an increase soon in Tuesday. ple members who died with the Rev. Jim Jones in the will meet Thursday afternoon in the general manager's Over the weekend, the Meadows began advertising for New Orleans — Seventy-three private individuals and The New England Health Care Employees Union, threatened walk-off. At the same time, the home has Food price forecast solved OPEC prices. murder-suicide ritual, said she formed a group to pay office to discuss contingency plans for a threatened strike replacement workers. In a advertisement placed in a oil companies bid more than $3.5 billion Tuesday on District 1119, has been pressing for sharp wage increases. declined comment on its contingency plans. WASHINGTON ilT ’H - Food prices will go up 12.2 New York — Iraq has notitied several long-term crude special tribute on Dec. 23 to the young people who died. at the Meadows Convalescent Home. local newspaper, the Meadows sought cooks percent in 1981.^with much of the inflationary pressure oil customers it is ready to resume crude oil exports from tracts of federal land in the western Gulf of Mexico. The health care union representing workers at the Houston -X Gulf Oil Corp., the nation's fourth largest She said the children, 228 of xvhom are buried in a mass coming from increases in meat, poultry and eggs, accor the Mediterranean pipeline terminal at.Ceyhan. Turkey. hillside grave and have not been identified, were "the Meadows has filed a Nov. 25 strike notice with the home's PKICtS if f tC T I V t MON . NOV. 17 IMNU 1*T., NOV 2J.1H0. Petroleum Intelligence Weekly said it had learned gasoline marketer, has sold most of its 242 service ding to an Agriculture Department forecast real victims, the innocent victims " owners and federal labor officials. At the same time the Such an increase would be 3 5 percent more than this Tuesday. stations on the West Coast to Thrifty Oil Co. of Downey, town's assistant manager, Charles McCarthy, said the There’B a TOP NOTCH near you: Calif., for an undisclosed sum, an oil trade paper vear s anticipated food price rise Kuwait — All OPEC member states can increase their town has a "responsibility to oversee the delivery of Previously, department economists forecast fiMid price production to help compensate for the reduction in world reported Wednesday. health services to needy residents." East Hartford Manchester NCw...We Accept! Pope ends German tour 260 NORTH MAIN ST' AT MAIN| increases next year would tall within a range of 10 per oil supply as a result of the Gulf war. Indonesia's energy Ottaxva — Canada will not bow to conditions calling for Expected to attend tomorrow’s meeting are Police 1150 BURNSIDE AVENUE the recognition of the Palestine Liberation Organization MUNICH, West Germany lUPII - Pope John Paul II, MINIMUM PURCHAWl cent to 15 percent minister'said Tuesday Chief Robert Lannan, Health Director Dr. Alice Turek, Middletown -in exchange for a possible deal to obtain Saudia Arabian recovered from a no.seblced. finished his tour of West Manchester •30.00. MAXIMUM Within that range, an estimate ol 12 2 percent is based New York - Canada's energy minister Tuesday played Human Services Director Hanna Marcus and Town 725 EAST MIDDLE TURNPIKE 900 WASHINGTON ST., RT. 66 I on "the current assessment of the factors which affect down the public sector's role in the "Canadianization " of oil. Deputy Prime Minister Allan MacEachen said Germany today by celebrating mass near the site of a Manager Robert Weiss. PURCHASlID I P m i Tuesday terrorist bombing and con^mning drugs, atheism and VISA RBANIC tood prices including production prospects, consumption h I s nation s oil and gas industry and said foreign in Weiss said Tuesday the meeting had been arranged by OPEN MON THRU SAT 8:30A.M lo 9 OOP M. ON YOUR I vestors will share widely in the program "pseudo-religious " cults. the town health director. Dr. turek. The state Health APPROVAL. requirements, marketing costs and the macroeconomic SUNDAY 10;00A.M lo 5;00P.M. outlook, the department said Washington - Government estimates ol radiation that More than half a million people attended the outdoor Department has been developing its own contingency ^ WIlCOMl TOUR root) >tAMPPVRCHAU$ " ' might escape from a reactor in the very worst accidents Mass suicide recalled mass in the Oktoberfest beer festival park, site of a neo- plans to cope with similar strikes in 18 other homes n o t ton IVZOOMfMlCM f««0«S »E -tSiPIVE IHI UlOHI 10 XINII OUXNIITICS 10 . UNITS UNII5S OIM UNIM S«C»»0 grossly overstate risks to the public, a spokesmen for OAKLAND, Calif. lU P Il — Juana Norwood, who lost Nazi bombing that killed Hi and injured 204 people last across the state. McCarthy said the town health director Energy at a glance private utilities said Tuesday her mother and 26 other family members two years ago September. had the copy of a report distributed by state health of- Washington Dottystic stix'ks of distillate — home in the jungles of Guyana, says the real tragedy of the During the service, John Paul also condemnded the . ficials. Jeddah. Saudi Arabia - Saudi Arabia has boosted daily heating oil and diesel sank in the week ending Nov. 7 to People's Temple mass suicide was the children whose corrosive aspects of miidern society that lead to terorism Thayer Baldwin, director of health systems regulation oil production bv 5iK),0()0 barrels. Oil Minister Sheikh 224 3 million barrels pisl barely an average supply to lives were sacrificed. and what he called the utopian illusions of Communist for the state, said last week the department was ORA O F "A” Ahmed Zaki Yai^ani disclosed in an interview published start the heating season, the Energy Department said Mi.ss, Norwood, attending the second' anniversary ideology. "realistically planning" for the strike but declined to WAYBESTor PERDUE CHICKEN! comment on details of the plan. '' in .IT « Chief Lannan yesterday said the police department's CUT UP CHICKENS 7 8 * p aooo Peopletalk. role would be that of maintaining order in the event of a . 6 9 * TWIN PACK Jury convicts teen-ager strike. Lannan said strikers have the right to picket but at ROASTING CHICKENS ,i. 7 4 * WHOLE the same time said the home’s administrators have the iowfircEsr 1 l . . . t l , 1 t . ^ . , I W ...I I D.uMtl.1. WAYBEST OR PERDUE right to care for geriatric patients. LOTS-O-CHICKEN . 8 4 * Shangri-la CHIC.IN CHICKENS Weiss said the town was concerned over the possible ININOS or LIVERS . 7 4 * Ronald Reagan s 688-acre Rancho del Cielo — strike, and said the department heads would discuss their CHICKEN LEQS.O.. ... 8 4 * ranch of the sky — probably w ill be used as a private in murder of teacher appropriate roles in the event of a strike. CHICKEN THIGHS . 8 8 * V. hideaway rather than a branch White House "I think H s ironic in a way. McCarthy said the tojvn was preparing a response to ■NEVA HAVF7N lU P li — A teen-age Annunziata, 56, of Orange, was ten Everybody htis their own Shangri-la. their own because the jury may not understand "all sorts of contingencis." Should the strike come to ^ 1Mb. AVESAOE CHICKEN DRUM6TICKs98f / ding a store used to demonstrate kPlH «ltH«AC*$ HO «MCS A e wav ol getting away, and this is ours,' Reagan street gang member has been con that Heginald may serve less time in WHOLE wu business skills when he was shot once pass, McCarthy said people might bring their relatives CHICKEN BREASTS « (owiti tutriiAiwMi says victed ol felony murder in the 1978 prison than he would have served at a LSIRLOII ■ONlim iHIf.XIS. in an attempted robbery, although a Lh ips of CHICKEN CUTLETS ile hopes to retain the character of the untamed death ol Anthony Annunziata, a well- stale psychiatric institution, ' he cash box with $108 was left behind R O A t l.iml near Santa Barbara where he raises 30 head of liked high school business teacher lEEF .tones, w ho was not a student at the said tattle and calls himself a "farmer " That way he shot down while manning the school 11 the jury had vengeance m store school where Annunziata had taught Nurse union .iLso keeps a hefty tax break under California's mind, they may have fooled E 3 * A Superior Court jury ol six men tor nearly two deca dflr was arrested THURSoIy ONLV WESTERN n O D l ^ U^IWIATHfH POtOCAIT • Agriciiltural Preservation Act themselves." AA'illiams said, noting and SIX wiimcn Tuesday returned the several (lays later after police lound CORN FED r K j n Im I .Security improvements are needed, but Reagan's the parole and sentence reductions V la sk a n sn o w ^ I For period ending 7 a ni KST 11 20 80 During verdict against 19-year-old Reginald him hiding in a crawl space in his I ANY SIZE PKO. ranch should be easier on the taxpayers than KTRALIAN, Wednesday night, snow or snow flum es will be lound foster lather's Hamden home lor good time available at a prison fights limit Sunshine Jones The defense im CRAB> Richard Nixons Western While House at San aren I open to psychiatric patients GROUND BEEF CUT over parts ol the upper Lakes Hegion. otherwise general The slaying was cited as a factor SALE! Clemente mediately said It would appeal The delense attorney tiHik issul ly lair weather is in store lor the major part ol the nation xxhen Gov F71la Grasso directed the tOUND LEGS lb. FROMCHUCKI Improvements at .San Clemente — security and Jones xvas the lust ol three Min temperatures include approx max re.idings in stale Board ol Education to come up with a host ol rulings and actions i, otherwise cost about $22 million and included su.specis lo be tried in the Dec 14. the case, including a confession given on picketing parenlttesis Atlanta 32 57 Boston 32 47 t'liicago 30 1978 AATlbur Cross High School with measures aimed at curbing lieach cabana, swimming-pool heater and $17 to police and rulings made during the 49'. Cleveland 30 49 Dall.is 32 tiO Denver 25 51 . slaying, wtiicli sent shock xxaves school violence million oflice complex trial by Judge Marlin McKeever Duluth 25 4.0 ' Houston 32 03 ,l.icksonville 37 09' Kan through The state It seems to me a substantial He also said he was considering a sas City 33 .54 Little Kock 30 .59 Los Angeles 50 .73'. .-A.ssistant State s Atlorney Michael sentence is appropriate. ' Dearington W ATERBURY (UPl) — The union representing 520 t federal court challenge lo the stale Miami 02'70' Minneapolis 29 44 New Orleans 38’011 . Dearington .said he was pleased said after the verdict was returned striking nurses at Waterbury Hospital has vowed to bat Order to go Supreme Court s ruling which New York 35 ' 48' Phoenix 44 70 S.m Francisco 45'05 xvitli the verdict and woulil recom The jury, which deliberated about 90 tle a court order aimed at limiting picket lines, while the Seattle 40 .50 St L o u i-31 55 Washington 33 '54 The hamburgers cost 50 cents each, but there's a minutes Monday, returned its deci rejected a request that all ol the facility pledged to see the temporary ruling made perma- mend the maximum sentence ol 2.5 prosecutors in the New Haven slate s $2.5iK) delivery charge vears to life when Jones is sentenced sion shortly .after 1 p m. Tuesday nent. The order was for 10,000 hamburgers and one attorney's office be disqualified from The nurses marched peacefully through the slush and M a s te rs Dec 19 1 think juries In this era find it the case cheeseburger — to go But they had to go all the way Delense at lorney John H extremely dillicult to give .serious snow Tuesday. Their union, Connecticut Health Care Weather forecast W illiam s had sought the move Irom the White Castle plant in Columbus. Ohio to AATlliams xvho had argued for a ver and fair-minded consideration to the Associates, said the only troublemakers were officials of because one attorney in the ollice USDA{ BEEF CUT CUT TO OPDEP Mostly sunny today High temperatures near 40 Clear Fountain Hills. Ariz dict of innocent by reason ol insanity, delense ol insanity, possibly because the 515-bed hospital. IMS Of MD E n U P M K lE M S .M” had represented Jones in an earlier CtNTE* CUT . S I M tonight Lows in the 20s Thursday sunny with highs 45 to The transplanted Ohioans of Fountain Hills, said he xvoiild appeal because ol they feel iL is not consistent with a Superior Court Judge Ronald Fracasse issued the .CHOICE) FROM ROUND t to Vb. SIM unrelated case and because that at oMcx shaks » I ! ■ BALE P M K BEAST Ib 1 50 Probabilitv ol precipitation near zero through which IS celebrating its lOtli anniversary, had a itianv. many reversible errors in leeling to extract some kind ol ruling limiting the number of pickets after six persons, torney s law partner testified al the CENTER CUT S I M OtoMii $ |4 4 Thursday Northwest winds 10 to 20 mph lodav and 10 h.inkcring tor the small, square burgers this case vengeance. AA'illiams said including two policemen, were hifby cars Monday in the CMKKR3ASTS i
Another i|ew tax By LAUREN DAVIS SHEA there to help them know their feelings are natural. Then, retarded, they are delayed,” Ms. Fournier stressed. She ly retarded, learning disabled, and emotionally disturbed may'be they'll decide they can care for the child, as the told of one youngster Who started out in this program, student are employed here. * If we learn to face the fact of our Herald Reporter ages, attics and sheds knows, home is the best environment.” and after some intermediate years in less structured These teachers have three separate rooms, although Typical of the Neanderthal mortality, if we learn to accept the MANCHESTER — Known throughout the state as a Ms. Fournier said the town employs a physical programs, is now being recommended for the town's they overlap. “There are no pure problems,“ Ms- Four legislative thinking that is the bottle bill passed and inevitability of our own death, we compassionate place in which to raise handicapped therapist, a teacher of the blind, and a speech clinician to gifted student education track. nier said. The students switch between the three teachers becoming a Connecticut there is a deposit on beverage will find peace in our hearts. We so children, the town's special education experts have help children with such needs in the next sUge of the “I don't feel we misclassifled him at the beginning. I during the school day, ‘‘but not too much, thek students finetuned the system's capacity for these persons to the characteristic is the new tax bottles and cans sold in often become fearful of death town's program: preschool. think the initial attention and remediation given him help need stability," Ms. Fournier said. Opinion point where a program of lifetime care exists. While in preschool, the emphasis is on the child, nobpn to compensate for the problems he initially displayed. If All of these students are assigned to the regular because we cannot see beyond it. It is on business and industry Connecticut. Started this school year, a home care program for an unknown, something that we can his label. “I don't like to label a youngster ‘retarded' un a child was in the program only one year and showed such homeroom, and lunch periods. Most are also integrated What few realize is that the developmentally delay^ infants is being provided by the advancement. I’d say it was a mislabeling. But he was in called the “Litter Control not control or dominate. It is til he reaches six years. Primarily, I'm interested in into regular art, physical education and music classes. state Legislature also passed school system. where the youngster is functioning, in terms of language, the program several years; each year he did better and The same type of evaluation occurs at when the child and Recycling Fund something we must surrender to. Before Sept. 1980, the state was responsible for speech, and fine motor skills, as opposed to his better, until now he's doing very well,'' Ms. Fournier turns nine years old: either he passes on to a program the alternative measure and And is not that exactly what faith Assessment.” children who were not developing as quickly as the books chronological age. This is much more useful. It doesn't said. similar to the one at Bowers but this time at Robertson; The idea was presented to business and industry must is? A surrender to a power we cannot said they should. This state responsibility ended when While this is “success” for one child, other children The state is taking the buyer. Connecticut should help young children to be labeled,” Ms. Fournier said. or he attends his home school's early learning resource the Legislature in 1978 as an pay the assessment on Feb. 1, this added cost of doing control, a person we cannot dominate children turned three years, eight months, at which point Students attend Martin School for several afternoons may be more successfully cared for by placing them in center; or he is fully integrated into the regular manufacturers, wholesalers provide one or the other the school system took over. alternative to the bottle bill, 1981, business) it is counter-produc — God? To believe is to trust. To each week for a couple of hours. A teacher and social outside agencies. Ms. Fournier said if students are curriculum. tive at a time when ^ e state and distributers in certain in alternative, but not both. trust is to let go of worry and fear. To Due to a change in the law, the school system must now worker devote individual attention to each child. severely delayed, the town would send them to either the A similar evalution occurs when the youngster enters then under consideration. A ll manufacturers, provide care from two years, eight months. This care in needs more jobs, not fewer. dustries and penalizing them let go of worry and fear is to find There are several nationally-known researchers who Institute of Living, the Child Guidance Clinic, or other junior high school, and the high school. At these ages, It would have provided for wholesalers, distributers, volves employing a social worker who visits the home out-of-system programs. should a child be determined as best suited for the com for providing a large number It is the kind of inept peace. And this i» what God offers, differ on what a child should be accomplishing at each payments from businesses grocery stores, super For example, an employer and helps the parent cope with the challenges faced in age. The local school system combines all the research Those students who are properly placed in the Martin plete special education curriculum, he would be placed at of jobs. legislation that led to according to St. Paul, “a peace raising such a special child. markets, fast food es who has between 50 and 99 which is beyond all understanding.” and uses it as a guide to determine which specific program interact regularly with “normal” youngsters. the Regional Occupational Training Center. an^ industries that could tend Proposition 13 in California, Anne Louise Fournier, special education supervisor for Martin School kindergartners and first graders will come tablishments, retail liquor es employees will pay an annual At the same time a fast- If our faith lets us accept the development area a child is having problems with. Although the particular ages mentioned are when for to have an impact on litter in the Board of Education, said the school system also in to the special education preschool class for activities mal evaluations occur, regular evaluations thoughout the assessment of $900 in one food restaurant, catering to a and closer to home. Proposi Lordship of Jesus, if our faith lets us The preschool component, which children are enrolled the state. It was reasoned tablishments, restaurants, offers support to local residents when the child is in until age four, also includes one or two home visits by like gym and art. student's life occur, and any appropriate changes are litter-prone, type of customer tion 2V2 in Massachusetts. If put all our trust in God, how can our that business and industry taverns, cafes, hotels, assessment category. In the younger, so there will be a smooth transition when the the teacher per year. Parents visit the school four times “This is very, helpful to all the'children. They get to made. and doing more than $1 the Legislature doesn’t recon faith fail to give us peace as we face responsibility shifts from the state to the town. know and understand all different types of people. They should pick up the tab for the motels, service stations and same category a company each year. with 100 to 499 employees will million in sales pays an sider the matter, making a death? It is Jesus who conquered Sin According to George Ducharme, director of the Tolland There are pot luck suppers, and arts and crafts can see that the delayed children may be capable of doing careless littering done by in auto related businesses and some things as well as, or better than, the regular kids, assessment of $300. choice between the bottle bill and death It is God who promises us Region state Department of Mental Retardation, the evenings, to bring parents together in an informal at dividuals. drug and sundries stores pay $3,000. eternal life. It is our faith which tells mosphere. The family support offered by the town also like singing," Ms. Fournier said. In addition, the consumer and the litter assessment, state steps in from the beginning “to avoid problems." It was argued that it would must, by, law fork over hard Take the business with 103 us that death is not an end but a new He said “There is a fairly well-documented period of includes monthly meetings between a parents group and Once the child reaches kindergarten age. he is pays the deposit on beverage this state could be asking for evaluated again to determine if he should be be a better idea than putting cash to the state under employees; the company beginning And it is death that leads depression and guilt, on the part of the family. If the the social worker. a full-scale taxpayer revolt “The kids in this program may not be in any way mainstreamed into the regular classroom. Federal and provisions of the law. could save $2,100 by reducing containers and retailers must us to the eternal peace of God's family is at that point, of deciding it can't cope, we can be deposits on bottles and cans that could make California’s state laws call for all special education studen(f to be iMnKfxiiiin! its work force to 99. By this handle the returns, again im kingdom As everyone, who now has The assessment is not only taught in the least restrictive, or most normal, environ-, • foil • roasters pacting on operating costs and Massachusett’s seem boxes filled with unreturned inflationary, (prices to the law, the state is encouraging The Rev. William Carroll News for Senior Citizens ment. • pyrex • napkins which are passed to the mild in comparision. “If the child is transferred to the regular classes, we returnables in cellars, gar consumer will rise to cover employers to cut back. St James Church > candles • decorations Manchester don’t drop our attention immediately. We slowly involve him in regular learning situations," Ms, Fournier said. • tablecloths This is known'as the early learning resource centers, which each school in town has. Students spend a portion The Herald in Washirlgton Letters Tryouts, plans undor way of their time in a special ed program, and spend the balance in regular classrooms. The ratio is determined iiadf it at by the evaluation team each student has, composed of local experts and his parents. for annual Senior Show If students are judged to still be best suited in an entire GOP congratulated th e adfoale sf moisftrt4t The Social Security time bomb ly special education program, they attend Bowers n nuiMteiter. Elementary School. Teachers specializing in the mental To the editor: we have not seen in a long time. By WALLY FORTIN Neighborhood Legal Services. Their with the following winners; v n ‘" •TTTT Josephine O'Connor, 819; Ann payroll tax increase for Social possibilities include increasing the Congratulations to the victors in Mary Wilhide, vice chairman of the Hi everyone! Gloria here hoping first day will be tomorrow, Itx I I I R O lU Rl< k income taxes Fisher, 807; Ruth Search. 791; John Security — which will only put a ban- retirement age, reducing benefits, the Republicans success- in the Republican Town Committee, is to that Wally and the gang are winning November 20 from 10 a m. to noon. This mammoth .system is Kluck, 783; Bea Mader, 782; Andy W .\SHIN(iTtlN I’rcsidcnl-clcct expanding the coverage of Social Nov. 4 election. be commened also in organizing and lots of money at the Suffolk Downs The next date will be December 11 threatened in two major ways ' 1 > daid on this and postpone the day of Noske, 779; Mike Haberern, 773; Roacjn ahoul to inhcnl a problem Their hard work demonstrated that Race Track. with the same hours. Please call our The nation s labor force is declining reckoning by a few years at most ' Security to include federal staffing Republican headquarters Gert McKay, 769; Helen Silver, 764; uilh potenli.ilK de\astaling con- Well. Sunday they had the first office fqr an appointment. in proportion to an expanding President Carter would have none employees in order to increase the Republicans can be successful necessary volunteers in get Rene Maire, 763; Gus Frank, 761; ■sequences lor Ihe n.itiori espenall> tryouts for our eighth annual Senior Remember, this service is free to of that, however ".As long as there is revenues, or some combination ol with honest dedication in winning the ting the material and phone calls to Mina Reuther, 758; Fritz Wilkinson, il> oilier I'lli/.ens number ol retirees, i2' inflation and Citizens Variety Show. The show will you. a Democratic President in the White these' necessary votes. Democrats and Independents as well 751; Felix Jesanis, 750; Betty rile problem despite ri’cord-level unemployment in recent years have be at Manchester High School on Next week we will be closed on House.' he said, "we will have a ' Probably more important than any It is unfortunate, however, that as to the Republicans. Turner, 750. serioush undercut Ihe economy s April 24 and April 25. Additional Thursday, Thanksgiving day and also l.ixi's bcini; paid into il the .Social many times people who are also in By the way folks, we have enough ability, to meet Ihe increasing strong and viable Social Security of these is getting the nation's To these two devoted people the tryouts will be on Sunday. January 11 on Friday. Seeiiritv .-.istem i.s headed lot volved in the success of the can paper towel tubes, so don't save them system. Iree of the threat of economy . rolling again Higher Republican Town Committee and and January 18. So come and try out. A date to jot down is December 3rd hankruptex within just a vear or iwn demands lor Social Security benefits didates being victorious are bankruptcy productivity, more jobs and lower in- party owe a debt of gratitude for the you will have a great time and when when there will be a free blood anymore. That griir, eon- Many .\mericans beneliling from A reminder that whenever there is That was Oct. 28 Less than two llation will facilitate other needed sometimes not recognized tremendous job and tireless effort that curtain goes up and you hear pressure clinic from 9 a.m. to noon. elusion has just .Social Security or [laying into it no a sqow storm to listen to WTIC radio. weeks later, the Democratic- changes in the system The Republican organization has they have given to secure a that applause you will know that all Now getting back to our activities. been iindersi ored doubt will be stunned to learn ol its Last Friday we had a nice turnout for First, if the local schools are controlled Joint Economic Com Fundamental problems facing never been better coordinated in its Republican victory in the Town of that hard work was not in vain. ! '\ .1 report continuing problems Their surprise our setback games with the following closed, our bus will not be in opera ENTIRE STOCK OF ... mittee conceded what Reagan and .Social .Security have been .ignored for national and local campaigns as it Manchester released on Nov '9 was calculated to be just that a winners: Ann Fisher, 143; William tion. If we happened to be signing up Suits We still need about 20 more for our others had been saying all along in too long Ronald Reagan and the new was this year which was due to the b V th e io n surprise dawning on tfie nation alter Florida trip. This is a great trip Brown, 134; Bill Stone, 134; Andy on that day, we will take phone calls. the absence of fundamental changes, Congress that will convene in endless hours and effort of Curt Botany 500 Palm Beach Phoenix Johnny Carson Fipravanti itres'.ion.i. .loinl election day Mr and Mrs Henry Reinhorn, leaving on February 12. When Noske, 130; Helen Gavello, 128; Mary Anyone interested in joining the the system iif indeed heading for, January have no more important Smith. K io n o m ii Core, It IS instructive to note lor exam 200 Spring St . February rolls around you might be O'Brien, 128; Frank Beccio, 128; dart league, we will be having a bankruptcy challenge than putting Social Securi The effort expended by Curt , professional dart instructor, Peter m itl",' Intense pie that the study by the Joint Manchester sorry you didn't sign up. When we see John Gaily, J27; Rene Maire, 125: The new president-elect already ty on a solid loundation once and lor bring about a national victory for Gus Frank, 12^; Bernice Martin, 121; Nichols, demonstrating the fun » ' disc j>sions are now under w av to Kconomic Committee is dated Oc the white stuff on the ground, you can $0090 has had a task force working on ways all. Reagan and Bush is something which imagine how much of that stuff Miria Reuther, 117: Ann Fortier, 117; damentals and techniques of dart head oil ^ul h a i alainit> tober 198U yet wasn t released unjil lo put Social Security on a sound ac might be around in February, so Josephine Schuetz, 117. throwing, Thursday and Friday at 9 REG. to 135.00 NOW This nia\ w.ell turn into the Nov 9 live days after the election tuarial basis During the debate come on in and sign up, then from On Monday while Ernie and Ai am . higge-t soei.i; prohlem our counlr\ •\ committee stall member, when Reagan said he believes that with now until February, think sun. were calling Bingo, the sanders were Also, anybody interested in a golf has lai e sa\s eeonottiist Sidney 1. asked Ihe rea.son lor Ihe delay said going full blast with the refinishing trip to Myrtle Beach in March is some study and some work that Remember, we will have an at .lone- a ti'rmei special assistant to vour guess is as good as mine class in the hobby shop. asked to contact Joe at the center or REG. to 145.00 NOW can be accomplished torney here on a regular basis if 'tie w n il 1 II lUse Counsel o| Mv guess IS that it wasn I released there is a need from the We had 14 tables playing pinochle Joe DuPont at 643-4750 for details. None ol the approached being con Ki onottii, \dv’isi.fs unijyr I’resident bec.iuse It Hies to squarely in the sidered will be painless The Joint $14090 Nivon Instead ol pitting hlaek l.ice ol glih reassurances Irom Ihe Kconomic Committee savs some • .igainst w.'ii'e or rich ag.unst poor it ( arler administration that all was REG. to 160.00 NOW 'hit ..'ell- 'o set the \oung against the well with Social Security President Hospital appoints Briggs •igell in \ll.erii ,1 Carter and his campaign team have Quote/Unquote $14990 been so intent on branding Ronald served as head nurse in Special Care 1973. serving for nearly two years as Congress s.iw the writing .m the "I stand here because the men of MA.NCHESTER— Lowell H Heagiin an ogre who threatens Ihe Briggs, of Manchester, has been at Manchester Memorial, following a staff nurse in the Intensive Care REG. to 185.00 NOW W.il: se\er,tl \e,iis .Igo .Itid in 1978 this nation have betrayed one half of \ pensions ol older .Nmencans that M named supervisor of sterile several years of experience in and Cardiac Care Units. Before his p.issed huge im re.ises in Social the human species, their own special care, intensive care and cor return to MMH in 1976, he worked for Seoul ill. t.ixfs .limed .it making Ihe Ihev didn I bother telling us those processing at Manchester Memorial mothers included onary care units in hospitals in nine months as a staff nurse in s\siei;i sound lor man’, decades pensions are in jeopardy no matter Hospital, according to William S. Ab — W unilu Rrumfstelter. who -O. Connecticut. New York and Florida. Coronary Care at Palms of Pasadena REG. to 200.00 NOW 469*® \nother st,-;, ,n ih.il increase will hit who s in Ihe While House bott. assistant director of the wax convicled of offering f.fiieugo hospital A graduate of the Binghamton Hospital in St. Petersburg, Florida. taxp.iU’is in .lanuarv Rut the in- Heag.in tried to [xiint out that • tale r e p r r M e II1 a 1 i V r N o r il State Hospital of Nursing. Briggs has sobering lact during his televised i re.ises h.ne onl\ [).i(>ered over Ihe *x\,un>ttroiii $l.tHMt and eainpaign He succeeds Mrs. Lillian Silver, also had experience as an evening Selected to be included in the 1974 debate with Carler one week belore sVS'em s j.lohlellls lielp in exeliungr for a |iro-KKA who recently retired after nearly 11 supervisor, an operating room nurse edition of "Outstanding Young Men the eledion Said Reagan It the Some Itiii'iihnail tails The Social V ole. years as supervisor and nearly 20 and a private duty nurse in various of America," Briggs is currently svslem IS acluarially out ol balance, n r .A,. working toward a degree in Business Securitv s', stent h.i' roughly $:io The two most popular physical years as an employee in the Sterile hospitals in Connecticut. New York and this I ir.sl became evident about 16 Processing Department. and Florida. He first joined (he staff Administration at Eastern Connec-' hillion in resetve vel pavs out well pursuits in California are jogging and vears ago and some ol us were For the past four vears. Briggs has of Manchester Memorial Hdspital in ticut State College. / ■ver yl'Hi hillion annuallv in beneiits helping a recently divorced friend S p o rtco ats Six 1 1 e'.et '. 10 elderlv |iersons in the voicing warnings then move 1 ii.ilior. gel mote than h.ill their in Now It IS trillions ol dollars out ol — Bill Rafferty. 1\ [leroonalily ' olio ii'iiii Sol 1,11 Seiuritv More balance and the only answer that has ■ § k - Entire Stock of Botany 500. Palm Beach, Louis Bernard who eondueted a Ktiidy of exercise Review deadline waived ih.m ’i.ul ol ,iil I ,s lamilies |ia\ 1 oMie so lar is the biggest single tax habits in ’southern f .alifornia.. HARTFORD- Veterans Administration chief Max Cleland said applications and a free information more to .So' i.il Seeurifi l.ixes ih.m in ini re.'ise in our nation s hislorv ?he C’ l'he John Davidson Miov,"l Cleland has reminded former servicemen and women package on the program may also be obtained by writing who received less than honorable discharges that the 15- to: DOD Discharge Review, P.O. Box 21, St. Louis, MO REG. to 65.00 * ® REG, to 95.00 69 ® year limitation on.applying for review of such discharges 63166. Veterans should include their service number and 44 Washington Merry-Go-Round has been waived until April 1,1981, giving these veterans branch of service an extra six months to apply. Cleland said applications for a discharge review, or for REG. to 105.00 correction of a veteran's records, may lead to eligibility REG. to 75.00 54®® Soviet arms- control violations get minimal response for VA benefits in cases where former servicemen and women were previously ineligible. VA benefits eligibility is based upon discharges from Hx ,)\( K \M)I,l{sf>\ f S otlicials could not ignore the anthrax Irom an illegally slaughtered W all'll o n W aste: Amtrak may animously to reappoint her to her of in an unsavory homosexual scandal XSIII.Nl.TiiN I'ur l^•d.•ion^ Itul incident as thev have often done in (ow A classified CIA report dated fice. Dyson immediately declared he the service under conditions other than dishonorable. not have succeeded in making the Cleland said, however, that upgraded discharges do not .ire nut rlf.ii 'lit-('.irlcr .idimnislr.i previous cases because even the .April 4. 1980. notes that, however, the W Iiui'’h ltig;lil W itii .Ainerieu: would make no mention of his op trains run on time, but it has lead automatically, in all instances, to eligibility. iiiin 11.1' [imvi-d M'liKi.inl lu i .ill the The campaign that just ended had ponent's personal tragedy — and he lowest vield esUmale was well above deaths were caused by pulmonary managed to get the severance For example, discharges awarded as a result of un -Ml',H-i I niiin til dtrouni lor two the IfiO-kiloton limit [lermitted by Ihe anthrax us opposed to gastric or skin perhaps more than the usual share of didn’t. Dyson won without taking ad paychecks in on-time lo a one-time vantage of Bauman's troubles authorized absence in excess of 180 days can result in in Slacks glaring breaches of solemn trealv threshold treaty So the I'nited Stales anthrax, which would be more likely dirty politics But there were two vice president who was given the eligibility for VA benefits regardless of discharge review COUNTRY LIQUORS Entire Stock of Haggar, Levi Panatellas, Wrignts priiiiiises reported h\ f S in- oflicially expressed concern' lA if anthrax-contaminated beef were notable exceptions As it happens, In the Fifth District, incumbent board action. heave-ho ti'lligence agencies Soviet Ambassador Anatoly eaten or handled Democrat Gladys Sp«>llman suffered Javmar, Taylors Bench. Hubbard The bureaucrat in' question is both involved Maryland con / Boards for the Correction of Military Records, or VA The two I'pisiMles ,i Sejil 14 un Dobrynin The ceramics factory was a massive heart attack four days LOW, LOW PMGES Carole Koryst, who was dismissed by gressional races, but they itself, may assist veterans to overcome this restriction if derground nuclear test and last The violation ol the germ-warlare sprayed inside and out with before the election. Her Republican the taxpayer-funded railroad last exemplified one of the things that is the veteran can show compelling circumstances in ON W lflT S -v e a r s g e r m - , challenger, Kevin Igoe. called for trealv could he even more serious chloramine, and large areas around month for "policy differences " As a extenuation of such absence. waitare, accident right about America. further electioneering, and was BROCCOLI "YUHW The Sverdlovsk disaster, which killed the military installation were graded cushion against unemployment, Discharge Review Boards and Correction Boards ace in Su-rdlovsk ^ In the First ^ngressional District. soundly defeated. REG. to 21.00 REG to 35.00 hundreds ol Soviet citizens by the and covered with asphalt. Ihe CIA Koryst was granted severance pay at Democrat Rn»y Dyson was running maintained by the Army, Air Force and the Navy, and APPLES provided (onvin 9 release ol deadly anthrax bacilli, was lUNCH reported. Wild animals in a small her old salary — upwards of $50,000 a lar behjpa the GOP incumbent. Winner and loser both deserve applications for such reviews may be obtained from any 10 cing ev idence that V apparently the final evidence needed loresi near the i facility ii were year The checks are to keep coming Robcfl Bauman, until the conser commendation for choosing decency VA regional office and from nationaj veterans service the Kieiiilm ha- to persuade the CIA that the allegedly killed, and must dugs in the until next January. vative Republican became enmeshed over expediency organizations in each community. bei 'I Russians -have been - developing city district were picked up and Koryst had no trouble finding REG. to 26.00 REG. to 45.00 vVstelil.itll ally tjiological weaiMins lor offensive use. destroyed ' ■SCiriething to do. She volunteered for . loLit ing probably since World War II The exact number ol casualties the "truth team" sent out by the Carnival night set iriiviMoii, III two arins-control . In late April 1979. Sverdlovsk was covered up. but analysts have es Republicans to promote' Ronald re.ltle^ with the t'nited Slates The Reagan across the country. This was residents were'jolted by a loud explo timated the toll at between 200 and no great’ wrench for the former .MANCHESTER— The West Side Recreation Center igreements are the Threshold Test will sponsor a carnival night Friday, from 6 to 9 p.m. LBS. FOR sion, probably in a laboratory at the 1.000 "Unconfirmed reports claimed railroad veep. While she was still at Ran T.reatv bl 1978 and the Walt Disney’s “Festival of Folk Heroes" will be shown biological warfare installation in the that the installation commander, a Amtrak, she had -worked hactei lological wea[)ons ban signed at 7:30 p.m. The movie is a cartoon salute to America's t'hakalov district ol the city Clouds general officer, committed suicide enthusiastically for Reagan on her iBanrliriitrr Eiuniiiu; Hrrali'i SEGAL'S heroes; such as Pecos Bill, Johnnie Appleseed, Paul Bu- POTATOES in 1972 id anthrax bacilli were released lollowing the first casualilies," the own time. nyan, and cowboys. U.S. NO. 1 MAINE "Where Women Love to Shop for Men Intelligence sources told tiiy Reservists at the military base CIA report states The Amtrak officials who fired Manchester —' A City of Village Charm .issoci.ite Dale \an .Atta Ihe Other events scheduled include ping-pong, bumper well' the first to die .Next were Noting that an effective lethal dose F'oryst may live to regret their judg Founded Oct. 1, 1881 pool, pool, air hockey, and floor hockey, earthball, and a VERNON September niicle.i) explosion was MANCHESTER workers a1 a ceramics lactory lor an individual is 10.000 anthrax ment. .She's contesting the dremissal foozball tournament. l o . J 1 . 2 9 903 MAIN ST. TRI-CITY PLAZA soiiiewhere hetween 180 ,ind 8811 downwind, where ventilators suc ked spores, the (TA concludes that an and is contei'nplatingjegal action. Publlshetfby the Manchester Publishing Co., Herald Square, Everyone attending is ask ^ to wear sneakers for alk Open Doily 10:00-9:00 kilolons in si/.e Manv experts con in concentrated quantifies ol the exlreir.ely large number ol the As for the severance pay, Koryst Manchester, Conn. 06040. Telephone (203) 643-2711. gym activities. The event is free of charge. BOTH STORES OPEN..... Open Doily 9:30 5:30 clude tli.il Ihe wide diveigeme in .inthrax germs 's|Kires must have been released .said she hasn’t cashed any of the Audll Burtau of Circulation MamDar, Unitad Praia Intarnadonai MONDAY THRU SAT. 8 TO 8 P.M. checks she has received. .She also Thurs. til 9:00 • Skit, til 5 30 iiieqsuremeni data suggests that Ihe The olficial Soviet explanation was ellectively negating any assess Stavan Harry. Eaacutiva Editor AND A&A FOOD OPEN SUN.. 8 TO 6 points out "that a scant two weeks .ictual intensity ol the hlasl was that the victims who died within six ment of (peaceful or delensive Cualomar Sarvica — 647-gMO Frank A Burbank. Managing Editor DO IT DAILY - EXERCISE YOUR MIND with the • WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT around 400 kilolons before she was derailed, the' rail Raynwnd F Rcblnaon. Edilor-Publiabar Harold E Turkinglon. Editor Emaritui crossword puzzle in the Evening Herald. • NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR TYPOGRAPHICAL ERRORS Ol seven hours had contracted research being conducted there " system’s board ol directors voted un EVENING HERALD, Wed . Nov 19. 1980 -
6 - EVENING HERALD. Wed,, Nov. 1», 1«80 000 BOB Hawser said Celts run n o B B ; B B ,B B I B B I B S I Page 9 on way out over Bulls b b b J ^ b b b , as 'manager in Chicago ^ O R E B O A R D fotunTolk "He's been our Henry Kissinger curriculum between the Penney Dickerson, "What, as long as ment and expansion of the Human Vernon Mayor Marie Herbst, Page 8 Page 7 negotiating between the two high and Blast Hartford high schools. 6ports tonights? When, Christmas and Relations Commission from nine to caused Robert Dotson, director of schools,” - Donald Hagquist, East. Eighth District Director Willard New Year's,? to the appreciative 11, interest In the commission administration, to look askance Hartford assistant school After a lengthy discussion-on the laughter of those assembled. abounds. "All of a sudden we are when she commented at a Town Marvin Monday night called a superintendent, said this week of educational goals for the coming proposal to tear down Union Pond the "in organization,” Louis Council meeting, "Mr. Dotson, I’m Robert McNulty, supervisor of decade, the Manchester citizens Koclsls, Jr., commission member going to pose a question to you - 1 dam. which is now before the town With several Incidents involving career and vocational education. ad-hoc group was asked to said. know you don’t have the answer directors, "a very big issue in more possible racial motivation, the con McNalty has coordinated the volunteer for several more and I’m going to tell you why you ways than one." school system’s vocational meetings. Joked member Robert troversy surrounding an appoint don’t have the answer.” Brett happy MVP wait over NEW YORK (UPl) - The news front nine I was thinking about Baltimore's Eddie Murray, New happened and kept happening and only the fifth player in baseball know )[ I can ever be happy with a Obituaries. was about as big an upset as the (the award) too much and I was York’s Rick Cerone, Kansas kept happening. I was enjoying history to join the 20-20-20 club for .302 or a .305 season again." Opposing lawyers argue sun rising in the east. But George playing atrocious,” Brett said in a City’s Dan Quisenberry, it ” doubles, triples and homers. Henry J. Pe(iin Ferrell of Manchester. Brett, the Kansas City third telephone interview. "I bogeyed His flirtation with the hallowed "I was very happy with the year Jackson lied with Milwaukee’s Funeral services will be Friday at Baltim ore’s Steve Stone and WIELIMANTIC - Henry J, baseman who hit the ball better the ninth hole, but I think it was .400 mark was cut short by an in I had in 1979 and I was just trying Ben Ogilvie for the AL lead with 8:30 a m. from the John F. Tierney Oakland’s Rickey Henderson. \ Pepin, 68, of Willimantic. died Mon- than any major leaguer sinhe Ted because I lost my concentration. jury to his hand and a mini-slump to prove to a lot of people that I 41 homers, knocked in 111 runs Funeral Home, 219 W. Center St. Wilson and Cerone each received iday at Windham Community Williams in 1941, said he was hap "I didn't know who was voting. in September. was a consistent bail player. I and hit 300 [or the first time in his with a mass of Christian burial at 9 over proof in HUD suit a first-place ballot. ■Memorial Hospital. He was the py the wait finally was over. I knew I had a chance to be in the "I can't look back and say that thought it would be a great major league career. But the a m. at St. James Church. Burial will But it is in what constitutes burden of proof under the Brett’s season was made even brother of the Rev Edward Pepin of The slugging left-hander, who top five. 1 won all the other injury deprived me of chance to reputation to have and it would be ' Yankee right-fielder hurt his be in East Cemetery. By MARY KITZMANN alleged Elqual Protection Clause violation that the two more incredible because he mis the Church of the Assumption. hit .390 and drove in more than awards and I figured I had a good sed 45 games with assorted foot hit Brett said. "I was hit a good opportunity to make a lot chances with a lale-season simoon Friends may call at the funeral Herald Reporter sides dlsa^ee and request modifications. Manchester. one run per game this season, chance at this one. But I didn't and hand injuries. He knocked in ting .240 through the first part of of money. Then to come around home Thursday from 7 to 9 p.m. MANCHESTER — The lawyers arguing the Communi Very simply, Norko argues he must show the town He was born March 15, 1912 in Tuesday was named the most want to be too sure and then get 118 runs in 117 games, the first the season (through May 21). That and hit ,390 — never in my wildest Gossage finished tied with Memorial donations may be made to ty Development lawsuit disagree on what constitutes either acted with intent to discriminate against low- Willimantic, the son of Jean B. and valuable player in the American let down.” major leaguer to drive at least was the first nail in the coffin. dreams ... Quisenberry fnr the major-league St. James School Foundation, P.O. proof the town violated the 14th Amendment by income persons or minorities, or there was the effect of Mary Jane Chamberland Pepin He League by the Baseball Writers Brett, 27, never had to worry one run per game since Boston’s Another was the ankle injury "I don't know if I could do it lead with 33 saves During one Box 257, Manchester. withdrawing from the federal program. discrimination (limiting minorities here) by the action. was employed by the University of Association of America. about getting depressed. He when I was swinging the bat again. There's going to be a lot of stretch, the (ireballer appeared in In court documents filed last month the town’s counsel Norko argues by proving either aspect a violation will be Walt Dropo in 1950 (144 in 136 Connecticut for nine years, retiring swamped his competition, collec better than 1 ever had in my life." pressure on me next year. 1 18 consecutive, games without Anthony J. Parhesa Dominic Squatrito, from the lawTlrm Bayer, Phelan, and shown. games). in 1974 He later worked part-time at The announcement had a ting 17 of a possible 28 first-place His menacing bat never was realize I'm going to have to get off allowing a run MANCHESTER - Anthony J. Squatrito, outlined the town’s position on what burden of Squatrito apparently argues the plaintiff’s must show, South-Side Superette in Willimantic. therapeutic effect on Brett’s golf votes (two writers from each AL Brett also led the AL in slugging more in evidence than during his to a fast start. Police today released this Pachesa, 63, of 1172 Fh'ogress Drive, proof must be shown. Raymond Norko, counsel from the in order to prove violation, the town was racially He was a communicant of St. Joseph game. Brett was playing a city) and 335 points. His nearest percentage (664) and blasted 24 torrid summer hitting streak. "I remember when Rod Carew Wilson was thought by many sketch of one of the two men Ft. Lauderdale, Fla., formerly of 79 Hartford Legal Aid Society representing the three motivated, there was a discriminatory effect by the Church, Willimantic. leisurely 18 holes with his rival, Reggie Jackson of the New home runs, 33 doubles and nine Brett went 132-for-298 for a .443 hit .388 (in 1977), " said Brett. Royals to be the key to their being sought in connection Baldwin Road, Manchester, died women suing the town answered Squatrito’s definition of withdrawal, and there was not a legitimate, governmen Besides his brother in Manchester, brothers and Hall of Famer Ralph York Yankees, received five triples among his 175 hits. He also average, going hitless in only six "The next year he hit .333 and offense The fleet outfielder led Monday in Florida. He was the hus issues with his version this week. Citing legal definitions tal justification for the action. Squatrito’s version would with an assault last week on a he leaves his wife, Veronica Phillips Kiner in Palm Springs. Calif.,- first-place votes and 234 points. stole 15 bases and scored 87 runs. of 74 games. everyone thought he had a bad the majors in runs scored il34i band of Caroline Jeski Pachesa. and case precedents, the two disagree, to the advantage have the plaintiff’s prove discriminatory intent and 12-year-old black boy as he Pepin; a daughter. Mrs. Vivian Tuesday when he received word The other top vote-getters were "Never in my wildest dreams Brett finished third in the MVP season. It's going to be tough to and in hits, i230i and his .326 Mr. Pachesa was bom in New Bri- of their respective positions, on what must be shown effect and then that the withdrawal was not justified by Kerouack of Willimantic; five of the award on the ninth hole. Kansas City's Willie Wilson, did I think of ever having a season voting in 1979 when he set 14 club come back from a 3TO season but average was seventh best in the made his way to school. tian on June 5, 1917 and had been a to prove the withdrawal was discriminatory, governmental mandate. This means proving the town sisters. Mother Mary Edward of "I shot 51-41 (92), but on the Milwaukee's Cecil Cooper, like th->t ” Brett said, "It just offensive records and became I think I can handle it. But I don't league. He also stole 79 bases Pomfret. Mrs Isabelle Millette, resident of Manchester for many The filings define the laws allegedly violated, es- could have acted otherwise than by withdrawing after the Mrs Louise Tator, Mrs Arthur years, moving to Florida a year ago. tablishing the grounds on which an innocent or guilty ver- . 3 to 1 referendum in favor of it. Sylvester, and Mrs Robert Moore, He was a member of ^ston Lodge of diet can be found. Basically the two versions of burden of proof are Two sought all of Willimantic. and another Elks and the Ft, Lauderdale Lodge of Whichever version, or combination. Judge M. Joseph different interpretations of the Equal Protection Clause brother, Floormand 'Pepin of Moose. Blumenfeld accepts will shape the case and its outcome. and the precedence established in earlier cases citing Willimantic Besides his wife he leaves a son, Blumenfeld may announce his decision of the definition "Robinson vs Lofts Realty Inc.” In his filing Norko says Brett, sold himself in assault Funeral services will be held Robert W. Pachesa of Stores; a of issues involved at any time during the lengthy legal the defendants "chose to ignore the court’s mandate daughter. Carolyn Golden of West process. regarding, burden of proof" established in the Robinson Heroic) OrKjfev^ Thursday at 10.15 a m from the By LAI RKN DAVIS SHEA Bacon Funeral Home, 71 Prosj)ect Newton, Mass.; his mother, Mrs. The three residents who brought the suit a day after the case. with red hot hat passage of the moratorium referendum claim violation of Hrralil Reporter St . Willimantic with a mass of Chris Anna Pachesa Burbo of New Britain; The defendant's counsel says in his version citing the a sister, Mrs. Julia Bigge of New Bri- the Fair Housing Act and Elqi^l Protection Clause of the Robinson case, that intent and effect, must be proven and KANSAS CITY, Mo. (UPII - If you Palm Springs. "I thought I deserved MANCHESTER - Police are tian burial at St Joseph Church at 11 a m Burial will be in St Joseph tain; and six grandchildren 14th Amendment to the Constitution. Opposing counsel an "adequate, legitimate, countervailing justification” By thumb through any national it. I felt pretty good about my looking for two white males in con Funeral services will be Friday at agree the pre-trial order setting the case's issues should must be disproved. magazine long enough, you'll find the chances. I felt I'd finish in the top nection wTth an incident last Cemetery Friends may call at the Irishmen funeral home today from 2 to 4 and 7 9:30 a m at the Holmes Funeral include the intervention of the U.S. Justice Department, The basic issue is what must be proven for the plain Earl Yost smiling face of Reggie Jackson two. But people were telling me I had Thursday in which a 12-year-old which joined the suit last year. trying to sell you a television tape a lock on it and I didn't believe that. to 9 p m. Home, 400 Main St., Manchester with tiff’s to establish a prima facie case, or evidence suf Sports Editor black child was assaulted on his way a mass of Resurrection at 10:15 a m. ficient to establish fact or raise a presumption of fact. add class deck, a pair of blue jeans or a car. “I only played in two-thirds of the-^ to school. Linda M, .^wamtun at St. Bridget Church. Burial will be The disagreements over proving the effect of The only thing George Brett sold in ball games. I figured they’d say, Lt. Orville Cleveland of the MANCHESItR ^ Linda Mane in St, James Cemetery. Friends may withdrawal means in order to find the town violated the the national print this past summer 'Let's give it to somebody who play^ Manchester Police Department said Swanson. 24, of Albuquerque, N.M call at the funeral home Thursday Driver shortage Elqual Protection Clause, the plaintiff's would have to to race was himself. in ail of 150, 160 of them.' I figured the youth was assaulted at 8 45 a m died suddenly at her home Monday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. prove the withdrawal limited low-income and minorities But the Kansas City third baseman they'd give it to a guy with 100 hits in Center Park as he was on his way She was the daughter of Hugo and right-handed, 100 hits left-handed and here. Norko argues he must prove either minorities were Word that the iour-man "Irish sold himself to the Baseball Writers to school. Gloria I Ferrell I Swanson of 221 In Memoriani hinders plowing has been a regular in the holiday run Association of America quite convin scored 130-some runs. Somebody like actually limited, or the withdrawal bad the intent to limit Connection ". from Ireland via for a number of years . Jack Kelley, The youth's mother, Pat McDer Porter St In u d and loving mprnon ol Harold Hassptl wh4) them. cingly — convincingly enough to win (teammate) Willie Wilson. Cecil mott of Hartford, said today her son She had attended local schools-, pass4*d 4wa> November 19, 1970 MANCHESTER — A shortage of drivers hindered Providence College, would make a general manager of the J ^ tf o r d Th(‘ pearly gales were opened. Both sides are finishing gathering depositions this the American League's Most Cooper, Ben Oglivie: they both had attends St James Parochial School graduating in the class of 1975 from return visit to Manchester Whalers, claims the Hartford Civic \ senile voice said, tom e plowing operations during the seasons' first snowfall week. There is one person remaining to give a deposition Thanksgiving morning was frosting Valuable Player balloting Tuesday good years. Reggie... They all She said her son usually takes two Manchester High School and for the \nd with farewells unspoken Tuesday, according to Jay Giles, public works director. Center has the worst boards for for the plaintiff’s. The pre-trial discovery period will on the cake for the sponsoring by a decisive margin over Jackson. entered my mind. public buses to get from his Hartford past two years had been employed as He genllv entered home Giles said four of the eight drivers in the Highway hockey in the National League. High close next month, and a pre-trial conference is set. Nutmeg Forest. Tall Cedars of "Every day there was that log in "You bet I feel good about it. I home to school, but that on Thursday a sales representative for the Sadly missed by Department noted at the season's beginning they did not schools and colleges have better Lebanon. the paper,” said B rett of his never expected it to finish like that he missed one of the buses Associated Neighborhood Ministries wife Hellen and children want to work overtime and should not be called in. The boards he claims "Once the puck hits With Billy Rodgers also scheduled summer-long pursuit of a 4(X) batting (overwhelming)." She said the two white men sur of Albuquerque union's contract prohibits mandatory overtime work. the yellow ibottom l lines you don’t average "Every paper — they all to run, the 44th edition of Connec rounded her son. and called him Besides her parents she leaves two <;anl of Thankfl Plus the absence of the four drivers, there are three know where the puck will wind up. Brett was the runnerup in the 1976 ticut's biggest road race and one of had how I was doing compared to names, including racial slurs. She brothers. David J Swanson of Long ''e wi.sh to thank our relatives friends and vacancies on the staff, and one driver retires Friday. IWTHIIRIIRIK STORES The boards are taken up and placed how Ted Williams did in 1941. Every MVP balloting to Thurman Munson neighbors for their kindness and syfnpathy show to us the largest in New England, has alt down so many limes for the various - said tjie men went through his Beach, Calif . and Gary J Swanson, The town has 14 trucks equipped to plow snow and sand MBnetMStor Rockvllla Windsor time you picked up a paper, you saw when he won his first batting title during our bereavement lor the spiritual the ingredients of luring another events that tliey are full of gouges. " pockets, hit him in the eye. and at home, a sister. Miss Wendy L boutjets cards and donations to the (tiaslonbury Am- streets, but several still had leaf collection apparatus at 40 Main St with a .333 average. And he finished 942 Main St 144 Broad St crowd of 20,000' out to watch the he adds. He also said the city ‘George B re tt' 1 became very, very knocked him to the ground Swanson, at home, and her maternal liulrfDie l-unil tached. expected 4.000 plus runners take purchased the lowest prices boards popular." third in 1979 when he set 14 club Ms McDermott said her son went grandparents. Mr and Mrs John Besides the town trucks, 22 trucks from contractors Brett didn't reach .400, but he did The f'amily of Jeruiie f’urzto Poiy-Vi-Sol Vitamins their places in the starting l^ne one despite pleas to the contrary from offensive records and became only to school and told the principal. have been hired for the season. But as the snowfall came post baseball's highest average since the fifth player in baseball history to BAND-AID week from tomorrow. the Whalers and Civi^ Center of Sister Lousie Kelly The school nurse before the construction season ended nine of the 22 were Rag. o r that .406 of Williams in 1941 in win join the 20-20-20 club for doubles, The gun is scheduled to go off at ficials treated him for a swollen eye. and he not available for Monday evening's work. Giles said Iron ning his second batting title in five triples and homers. went to a full day of classes lO O T ab a 4.99 Brand 10:30 Farm expansion throughout the evening the work force operated at as low .iBANOAiD The "Irish Connection’ consists of years with a 390 average. And Brett But Brett outdid himself in 1980 by It was a very bad. unfortunate as 66 percent capacity. 'Hie total workforce never Plastic the brother acl. 23-year-old John Pre-season pieffs also became the first player since hitting 90 points higher than his experience for these two idiots to at- exceeded 75 percent of planned full-scale operation 1950 to average at least one RBI in lifetime average and also posting d Strips Treacy. winner of the last two Five Corny Thompson oi UConn has tark my .son There are a few bad capacity -I Milers and course record-holder, and more than 100 games — 118 in 117 career-best 30-game hitting streak. peojile in every race 1 don t think its been named to the pre-season Big is inflation hedge To fill in for other employees from within the public 25-year-old Ray Treacy. the No 2 games. His 24 homers and 117 RBI were also right to blame a whole race for what East all-conference basketball team works department, several division were; called. Box of 30 finisher last fall. Brett was rewarded for his perfor career highs. j few idiots did .Ms McDermott CROMWELL ' I'Pl I — Connecticut We re never going to get Employees from the sanitation and parks and sidewalk along with Eric Floyd of mance by receiving 17 of a possible "1 remember when Rod Carew hit said larmers worried about their future anywhere with low-interest loans, " Rounding out the Irish delegation Georgetown. Ed Moss of Syracuse. repair were called in, and Giles said, several division from Providence arc Mike O’Shea 28 first place voles for 335 points in 388 (1977)," said Brett. "The next She added ' .No child should have to may find expansion is the best she said Farmers prefer to see in supervisors pitched in. John Pinone of Villanova and Dave the MVP balloting — compared to- year he hit .33,3 and everyone thought safeguard against soaring prices and and Brendan Quinn, all natives of go through that He was frightened, flation held, to see a market he can According to Giles, the problem was the result of the \ 1.25 Russell of St. John’s. Georgetown only five' first place votes and 234 he had a bad season. It’s going to be interest rates, leaders,ol the state's Ireland The former placed fifth last and he was unable to sleep for a lew Cope with His costs have gone up — fact that building inspector Frank Conti, park director has been picked as the top club with points for runnerup Jackson of the tough to come back from a .390 Two Sky-high two-pointer nights largest iarm group say everything year and Quinn was sixth and with UConn a shade behind in a poll of Big Robert Harrison and himself are not as proficient as GELUSIL ■’outsider’ Charlie Duggan. Irish New York Yankees. season but I think I can handle it. But Sister Kelly could not'be reached Mary Porter president of the Association members had a list of V I C K S East coaches Connecticut Mutual Julius Erving - Dr.J - of the 76ers soars high above hoop to regular drivers, even though they are licensed to drive Uqwl ibrtKid extraction runners copped five of the "This was my best year, " said 1 don't know if I can ever be happy for comment but Superintendent of Connecticut Farm Bureau Associa policy proposals to consider during Classic al the Hartford Civic Center stuff in ball for two points in victor.v over New York the vehicles. D A Y C A R E six placements Brett in a telephone interview from with a 302 or a 305 season again " Manchester Public Schools James tion opened the group s annual their two-day meeting Mrs Porter Antiflatulent will be Dec. 29-30 with Army, St. But he noted the union contract provision which gives 12 oz. Daytim e C old , Duggan, with three seconds to his Kennedy today denounced the attack meeting Tuesday with straight talk said a measure to help create regular drivers the right to refuse overtime, and called Louis and Western Kentucky making It IS deplorable and outrageous I about the economic problems that so-called "right to farm legislation Medicine credit, will be out to snap the "Irish up the-field .Johnny Pesky, a one for reviewing the section. He suggested perhaps after Connection ” domination one week am convinced this is an isolated inci have backed small farmers into a was considered imperative by many asking for volunteers, the department should be able to 6 o z. time bat boy in the Pacific Coast corner farmers 1.99 from today League and for 31 years in the Boston Celtics moved andBulls stood sti dent. but no child should have to be enforce overtime. subjected to this. Kennedy said She said many farmers would’have We’ve never had (interest in) that This will be no-small feat Red Sox organization as a player, The contract will not be renewed for two years, as a ding is 90 percent luck and the rest long and when we look a shot il was\ Assistant Superintendent Wilson E to expand to avoid a financial before but other states have, " she This year will mark Duggan's 13th coach, manager and radio an CHICAGO (UPl) - The Boston Boston coach Bill Filch "We had to new agreement was reached in July. consecutive appearance in the Five "going after the ball You hustle I always from thi‘ same side Bird does Deakin called the assault un squeeze that could put them out of said' I see it as people not fully un nouncer, will be in town tonight to ad Celtics moved and the Chicago Bulls have a positive mental attitude for 12 Yesterday’s snowstorm, snarling operations and Miler He wants nothing better than try to emphasize it as much as I so many things and isViry eiieelive conscionable and said he would in business derstanding [arming and farming dress the Army & Navy Club's Sports didn't minutes. That's what I call it. We closing schools, dumped 1.2 inches of precipitation into to walk up first to the prize table and possbily can. " said Bird "I haven l A lot ol good rebounders never jump vestigate whether the boy could ride If they can manage griiwth it's to techniques ’ Night. Silk City Striders' Christmas That was the key to the Celts’ 113- also played pretty good defense. " the dry town reservoirs. go back to Florida with a television been doing the job so far this year high. bu( have good liming the Project Concern buses from their advantage, she said Big is parly Dec.4 at Willie's will feature 112 victory Tuesday night as they When Larry Bird’s pair of free I've been on the opposite side, but Boston also had giHid shooting. 6(1 Hartford to .Manchester not bad " ^ set. Barrie Almond, president oi the chalked up their fourth straight throws with 3:09 left to play broke a tonight the ball was falling my,way percent for the game and 68 pereeni 1 regret that anything like this Mrs F'orter said many small Farmers complain they are being Arrests reported STAYFREE Hartford Track Club, as,guesl triumph and the eighth in their last 10 109-109 tie Boston had the lead for MODESS What happened down the stretch to in the I'lrsl h.ilf when they held a 62-5j could happen in .Manchester You get farmers could not survive the in tied up in nuisance suits filed against Notes off the cuff speaker. Almond is a former national games. good. Bird also was the dominant help Bird and tlie Celtics with what lead a; the intermission one or two nuts who do this to a black flationary spiral involving equipment them by people who move to rural VERNON ^ Kenneth H. Ponkala Jr., 18, of 24 Willis Reg. 01 Stipe. Jack Redmond, head tennis distance champion...Joe Erardi. who Boston blew a nine point, third- force on the boards snaring nine of 24 p o d l NAPKINS Chicago Coach Jerry Sloan didn’t David Greenwood scored 12 of his child.and it gives Manchester a bad and other items needed to operate areas and are upset about living near Circle. Tolland, was charged 'Tuesday with third-degree Mni-Pwis professional at the Manchester successfully directed the youth races quarter lead and found themselves his game high 13 rebounds. 12 on want to see Unlike the Celtics, the 24 points Reggie Theus 11 ol his 24 reputation ' iJeakm said Soaring prices of grain have hit dairy what the assoc iation has rome to call assault. He was allegedly involved in a disturbance on Racquet Club, has taken up flying as tor the New England Relays last trailing 97-90, entering the final defense, in the final period. Bulls weren’t moving the ball and Larry Kenon 10 of his season- Meanwhile police were seeking one and poultry larmers hard, she said the normal sights, sounds and Lawrence Street, Rockville. a hobby. He plans to again take part June, is the proud father of Joseph quarter. But they didn’t lose their "Those rebounds were really an Mrs I'orter said most farmers smells of (arms Also charged with the same offense in connection with in the Five Mile Road Race...Illness Vincent Erardi III Erardi also composure and came back to out- important part of the win, " con ■'We slowed the game down and high 32 in the third quarter when the man_^ whose description follows Bulls shot 70 percent to take a 7 [loinl between 18 and 24 years old between were more concerned about the long the same incident was Robert Dimmock Jr., 18, of Old will keep Jay Rubinow on the starred with the Manchester MOfiar- score Chicago 10-2 in the'first 3:08 of tinued Fitch. "The people who say didn’t move with authority like we Farmers can't' afford this, in lead into the final quarter 6 feet and 6 feet. 2 inches, skinny, term task of reducing inflation than terms ol time or monev. said Mrs. Post Road. Tolland. Both were released on their promise sidelines Thanksgiving during the ty’s soccer team in the stale league the final period to grab a 100-99 lead Bird can’t play defense haven't did in the third quarter iwhen they scored 44 points). " said Sloan Boston, center Hjiberl r:insh with brownish red hair closer to seeking any short-term assistance F’orter to appear in court Nov. 25. , road race The veteran court judge this fall. "When it gets to-the fourth quarter played againsLhim ' "We had a tendency to hang oh too .scored 22 points belore louliiu! out brown than red The hairstyle was Curtis Hamilton. 24, of 138 Prospect St., Rockville, was vou better be ready to play," said The 6-fool-9*orward says reboun charged Tuesday night with failure to grant the right of below the ear and straight The man 0(1^1 was unshaven and had a severe case way to an emergency vehicle. 2.79 of acne on his fare and neck Farm bureau mulls Police said a police vehicle was entering Rpute 83 from He was wearing a green wind- Dart Hill Road and was struck by the Hamilton car MODESS CAREFREE breaker grey or blue tad ^ sneakers, heading south on Route 83. Court date is Dec. 1. 76ers over Panty Shields Dr. J pow and light colored corduroy pants Edwin R. Palowski Jr., 22, of Hartford, was charged Feminine Napkins Reg. Tuesday with discharging firearms within 500 feet of a 30I padsE t midway through the lourlh quarter ()la,\t'r in \B,\ hislon id snire'13 doe The other man was 5 foot. 10 inches '^right to farm^ bills NEW'YORK (UPII - Discarding spurt with 2'i minutes left in the was. With six minutes left, it was \\ iirriiir-. 10.'$. Iliilli l> ‘>7 Hospital Size on two baskets by Winlred Boynes to 6 feet tall, had brown curly hair, building on a highway. He allegedly was firing a rifle in . or an unlikely albatross that had begun third quarter that enabled Lloyd Free scored 32 points, .John points anybody’s game. " and two iree throws by Abdul .leelani was wearing jeans and a dark jacket. CRO.MWELL lUPIl — A right to include a provision for the right to an area off Clark Road. Also charged in connection with 12 pads to hang heavily arpund their necks, Philadelphia to take the lead for Lucas added a season-high 23 and farm " Bobby Jones added 16 for but Tom LaGarde mis.sed’ two Iree BiH k> l_’(i. 1.1// 'I t Anyone with any information, no farm measure, support of sea far the invesgigation was James F. I^llnowski, 21, also of Deod. the Philadelphia 76ers at last proved- good, 73-70. The 10-year veteran, who Philadelphia! while Hollins had 14 Golden State withstood a lurious throws to end the threat Sidnev Moncriel led si\ le.imnulev matter how relevant or irrelevant it ming and backing for a Iwo-tier An association ofticial said Rep. Hartford. Both were released on their promise to appear they can beat anybody in the NBA. had keyed a 13-4 streak that erased a and rookie Andrew Toney and Darryl iourlh-quarter rally that saw may seem to you, is asked to contact minimum wage were among the Richard Tulisano, O-Rocky Hill, co- in court Nov. 25. "We didn’t want to lose three in a Five-point, fifst-half deficit, added Dawkins had 10 each. For the Knicks. Washington rally from a 16-point Hawk- 07. o!$ IS double hgiires with 21 pomis to me at police headquarters. Often policy proposals being considered by of fho Legislature's Ernesto Merced, 53, of Hartford, was charged Tuesday row to them, " said Julius Erving seven in a 11-0 outburst late in the Campy Russell had 26 points and Sly deiicit to 99-96 with 47-seconds left on F.ddie Johnson tossed in 23 points help Milw.iukee lo ils lOlh ro.id \n Judiciary Committee, had offered to times the. things people think are the Connecticut Farm bureau with disorderly conduct on complaint of a store at Tuesday night alter he scored 30 final quarter to help the 76ers put the Williams added 21 points and 13 to help Atlanta snap a Ill-game losing lory III II gomes Adri.in ll.inllei . help raise a bill if the CFBA.decided 109 irrelevant serve to solve the case,' Association's annual meeting Northeast Shopping Plaza. No court date was given. 2 .2 9 points and sparked three key game out of reach. streak and overshadow a 35-poinl who was eiei led on lei tinuals willi/ il was needed rebounds. Orville said The state's largest farmers' Maximum non-Rx Philadelphia scoring spurts to lift the "Erving is a great player and he pertorm anee by San Aniomo sN" 3’ to go led .ill scorers willi 29 lor organization had 21 pages of new or Another proposal urged the inclu George Gervin ,)ohn Drew louled out -^I t;!ah medication for 76ers to their first triumph of the controlled the game, much more In other games. Cleveland, topped revised policies on ifie agenda of the sion of aquaculture, or sea farming, AInn season over the New York Knicks, a than in the other two games," said San Diego 104-94, Golden State with 17 points. Dan Boundlield had 13 meeting which wraps tip today Bloodmohile to visit cold symiltoms points and Tree Hollins added 12 I okei’R HIT. Ktou» *11 Senior VlethodistH in the slate's definition of NASAL 113-99 victory. "Proving to ourselves New York coach Red Holtzman, downed Washington 103-97, Indiana One measure would help create agriculture. The measure.would give Afrin SPRAY points and If rebounds lor the •lamaal W ilkes seored :I2 poinis and MANCHESTER - The Senior MANCHESTER— In the spirit of this season of NASA! that we can beat them isn't whose team dropped its first home bested Detroit 102-97, Phoenix beat right to farm " legislation, a statute the CFBA’s support to “attempts by SfRAy somethipg we talked about before the Dallas 102-91, Atlanta nipped San An Hawks .lim ('hones gr.'ihhed 17 rehounds in ,i Methodists of the South United Thanksgiving the Manchester Red Cross is offering a il. 30 m l. game after a besl-ever 8-0' start. to "protect existing farm operajfions state and federal agencies to develop tonio 97-93, Boston edged Chicago ( rllieR I l:t. BolU I 12 Los Angeles Melon lhal w.is m.irred .Methodist Church will meet reminder that the Bloodmohile will be in Manchester game but it was on a lot oi guys' "The score wasn't indicative. But I seven straight points by Kevin from harassment stemming from and maximize aquaculture." 113-112, Houston routed Seattle 138- Robert Parrish seored 22 poinis hy a knee iiijiin to K.imn .lolinson Thursday at noon in the church Thursday. The unit will be at Concordia Lutheran minds ’ think we were a little flat and they Grevey, who iinished with 25 nuisance suits or attempts to zone A proposal that Would support a The 76ers, who have proved they played well when it counted. Their 118, Milwaukee throttled Utah 126-93, PiinT" Ki2, I’inloiiJ* 07 and l,arry Bird hit lour ol Ins 19 Unit w.is inili.ilh di.ignosed .is ,i lorn reception hall for a "Christmas in agriculture out of communities."' Church, 40 Pitkin Street and open from 12:30 to d: 30 p.m. split minimum wage, creating a • the long**, acting can beat just about everyone else in defense denied us the ball in key Los Angeles defeated Kansas City Billy Knight pumped in 27 points to poinis in the final three minutes to earlilage ...... and could sideline...... ihe \I1 November " luncheon A description of the proposal said Those people who have already made appointments for lower figure for younger workers, natal docongottant 24 the league with a 16-3 record, had suf situations." 107-M, and Portland dropped Denver lead five Indiana players in double lift Boston to its lourth straight': Star guard(I lor Iwo moiiili no legislation would be intended to claimed many teenagers were being this visit are asked to please keep them and walk-in triumph Larry Kenon scored a donors will also be welcome throughout the day. • up to 12 hour fqllof tdiies fered two defeats to the Knicks, a Philadelphia coach Billy Cun 122-103. figures. Keith Herron scored a establish agricultural aPeas in towns. locked out of farming jobs by the season-high 32 points lor Chicago I roil Itlo/cr-. 122. Nimurn Ill.t Red Cross representatives are hoping that the 1.99 team that went 0-6 against Philly last ningham agreed with Hoizman's CutulitTN lo t, Cli|i|>i'ri> Ot career-high 24 points for Detroit, .Vleeting tonight Rather, its intent (would be) to current standards, ItoekelR I.'IK. ‘'iipi'r'soiiiv. IIH .Inn Pa\son scored 2'" points 11 in previously announced efforts to cooperate with the season. Erving scored more points assessment. Randy Smith tossed in 25 [loints which rallied from a l4-point half the lirsi ipi.irler )o hel(i I’oill.ind 1 s o t TH W IND'^OR-The League develop statutory language which "We cannot hire the number of Moses Malone poured in 33 points. Manchester Area Counch^of Churches seasonal sharing i34i in the last loss on Nov. 12. but "The difference tonight was we and Mike Mitchell added 23 to pace time deficit before falling to a 4-16 of Women Voters of South Windsor limits the conditions or cir youths we otherwise would because Sale Starts Today Robert Reid added '23 points and snap a liie-g.nne losing slie.ik \le\ program will be successful. Donors planning to come on Tuesday he hit the basket at the right came out and played aggressive C^vcland. The score was tied six mark Knglish h.id '20 poinis loi Dcmer and Manchester will meet tonight at cumstances that normal and accep the minimum is so high in relation to times. defense," he said. "I don't know how limes before Mike Bratz. who SiiilR 102, MiiMTirki* Ol Calvin Garrett had '22 to lead 8 at the South Windsor Town Hall their productivity," the proposal Thursday to the Bloodmohile have been a^ed to bring wliieh Iroile'd hv 31 m Ihe Rccond table [arming operations can be con along a can of food which will be added to other foods Coming off a season-low perfor many points our defense helped us iinished with 18 points, hit a 16-footer Truck Robinson scored 24 points HoustonIIOUSIOO Vihnie V miiio .lohnson...... seored...... 28—- . ... , The meeting will be a panel discus said. and Ends, Friday, points lor the Sonles. while Hoiislon s quarler ,md has not ^lon in I oril.md sidered a nuisance," it said collected by the MACC to be given to needy families for mance of 13 points Saturday night, score but it was a lot. The score late in the first hall to put the Cavs and Dennis Johnson added 23 to pace sion on the varied possibilities for Rudv 'Ji^ijanovieh beeaoie llie^47lli since I'eh 1978 A related measure would make It said students and other workers their Thanksgiving-time meals. Erving scored four points in a 6-0 doesn't indicate how tough the game ahead for gu > ' > 8 - EVENING HERALD, Wed., Nov. 19. 1980 EVENING HERALD, Wed , Nov 19. 1980 — 9 Howser on way out Tea Men failed , 1 as Yank manager 1/ r B 0 Bh > NEW YORK (UPI) - Sometimes, reason, there could not be and will he faces with Turner, the Atlanta 1“ I ,» •» George Steinbrenner out-hustles Pete not be any firing,” he added. Braves’ free-spending owner who is at gnte^ not field Rose. That is true as far as it goes. utterly determined to outbid him for Look at him go now. But the whole thing is almost as free agents Dave Winfield and Don On one hand, he’s doing all he can academic as Casey Stengel's depar Sutton. BOSTON (UPI) - The team "We never, had a chance to Men who failed. It is professional ■Pitt to see that his old manager, Dick ture as Yankee manager after the Turner, who skippered the U S. started slowly, winning just five of succeed," said team president Derek soccer. Howser, isn't left completely out in 1960 World Series. The Yankees, then yacht Courageous, to an America’s its first 10. games. Carroll. "I don't think everything History has shown time and time the cold. On the other hand, he’s owned by Dan Topping and Del Cup victory three years ago but then But it then reeled off nine straight we’ve done has been perfect. We've again th at New E nglanders in working full-time to make sure he Webb, didn’t want it to look as if they never even got to defend it because wins and posted 13 victories in its last made some mistakes, but ever since general are not willing to part with isn't left out in the cold by one of his were pushing the old man out the ruling New York Yacht Club dis 17 games to make the playoffs for the that first year, it has been a hassle." their precious legal tender to watch Georgia colleagues, Ted ’Turner, who following 12 years of distinguished missed his entry after the trials in second time in three years. The Tea Men also were hurt by professional soccer. They've shown is determined that no damn Yankee service with them during which he .Newport, R.I., last August, has made That the team was successful on problems not of their own brewing. it for more than a decade, no matter is going to show up a good old led the club to 10 pennants and seven up his mind not to be hujnbled by the field is beyond dispute. That it They were forced to seek refuge for a how good a game it is, no m atter how southern boy again. world championships. “those damn Yankees" again. failed to create interest in the hearts, season at Boston University when well the local team plays it and no they couldn't acquire favorable dates matter how much it is promoted. Steinbrenner got all upset Tuesday They wanted him to "resiBn'”a55 He's so determined that with minds and wallets of New England over a report in the New York Post Coach Ralph Houk to replace?"... resources he has at his disposal from sports fans also is beyond dispute. at Schaefer Stadium They popped up Team s in the past had tried thaf Howser had been fired as first he agreed but then he suddenly his multi-million dollar Cable Televi And that, sadly, is the legacy of the again in Schaefer, but the Wednesday everything from signing a 16-year-old manager of the New York Yankees 'changed his mind and said at a news sion News Network in Atlanta, he has New England Tea Men. night and Saturday afternoon home Massachusetts high school star to A;-.«'V- ' ,' and that Gene Michael, the club's conference that October, "I was told let it be publicly known that Stein There probably will be few tears dales were untenable playing in New Bedford, which has a general manager, has already signed my services were no longer brenner, the New York Mets or shed when the Tea Men close up shop And the constant moving created heavy Portuguese population. Each found out the same painful answer a contract to manage the team next required." anyone else won't outbid him for m and move to Florida, a move which an air of amateurism, something un When a reporter, who had written Winfield and Sutton. should come any day now. The team acceptable to the professionally con The Tea Men should fare belter in IRf.'?'- '-V.' year The Yankee owner angrily in an advance story saying Stengel Toward that end. he already has is merely ithe latest victim in a long scious New England fans Jacksonville, where thev'H be '"V, ■ ^i•^.' ’ sisted the report was untrue. playing in the 72,000-seat Gator Bowl Technically, it wasn’t, although would "resign," tried to get him to offered to put on two seperate and unsuccessful battle between "The rest of the league plays on and have the support of town basically it had some substance. support that following the news con telethons to aid the Winfield Founda professional soccer and apathetic Wednesday and .Saturday nights, " businessmen They won’t be in com Michael has not signed a contract ference, Stengel heatedly told him, tion. a charitable, non-profit enter New England fans. - said team publicist Vince Casey to manage the Yankees — yet. In all "No, no, damn it. I was fired” prise for underpriveleged children They fell like others before them, "We had to play one Saturday night petition with the Boston Red Sox, and North American Soccer League likelihood, however,he will before the Howser will resign when he parts headed by the former San Diego but they cannot be faulted for trying. in San Jose and then come back here teams, with the exception of New winter baseball meetings begin in company with the Yankees. Stein slugger. Turner has made this offer They promoted the game as best and play again Monday night. That York, seem to prosper best in cities Dallas on Dec. 6. brenner will pay him off on the two in addition to saying he is ready to they could, sponsoring clinics by the was the most difficult thing of all. Deflected shot on goal for Bossy with no pro sports diversions in the What angered Steinbrenner the years remaining on his contract. listen to W'infield's demand for a $10 players. Bankrolled by the Lipton You can't attract people if you don't summer most about the published report was More than that, the Yankee owner is million contract over eight years. Tea folks, they went out and have dates." Mike Bossy of the‘Islanders watches his Kea tries to tie up New York player. (UPI Perhaps pro soccer may find a that it said Howser had been "fired". doing everything he possibly can to Sutton isn't being neglected by the purchased some high-priced Euro The Tea Men attracted an average shot on goal deflected by St. Louis net-minder photo I home in New England when the The Yankee owner has said time and see Howser has another job, one he Braves' energetic owner, either. The pean talent. They made the playoffs of 8.748 fans in 62,0(X) seat Schaefer for each home game, belter than last soccer-playing youngsters of today, Mike Liut last nieht in St. Louis. Blues' Ed lime again that when Howser does wants, before he leaves the Yankees former Dodger pitchqr has done con in two of their three years and Tackled at line of scrimmage who are participating in increasing leave as manager, which could be in and that's the reason the official an siderable television work and is in narrowly missed it the other time year at Bl! but le.ss than their rookie numbers, become the paying con the next few days, he will do so of his nouncement has been delayed this terested in continuing in that But in the end. the same fate befell season at Schaefer Ticket prices long. When Michael does take over medium after his playing days are Paul McClusky, a standout running back Kravies (65) of Knights moves in on play as them as it did the Shamrocks, Astros. were $7 and $5, plus parking, with a sumers of tomorrow But for now. own volition, a point that comes un add the Tea Men to the list of those der the general heading of how. you the Yankees' managerial job, Cedric over Turner has offered him an op with Manchester High all season, found no w ell as Indians’ Wayne Webb (73). Beacons and Minutemen New number of discount plans available But they could have charged who failed want to interpret it Tallis, the club's executive vice portunity to work for his network just .nfhning room at line of scrimmage against Manchester scored upset 6-0 win. (Herald England, at least the metropolitan Bossy hat trick president, most likely will be moved as he did with'AI Hrabosky. another Boston area, is not ready to accept nothing. The Tea Men challenged But also add them to the list of ■ In denying Howser had been fired, Penney High last Saturday in CCIL clash at p^oto by Pinto) historv and lost, but it is not the Tea those that tried Steinbrenner said it will be “Dick's in as general manager. free-agent pitcher he signed to a mul- East Hartford.Mike Madden (62) and Dave professional soccer. decision" whether or not to return as More pressing to Steinbrenner at timillioh dollar multi-year contract leads Islanders manager of the Yankees. "For that the moment is the head-to-head battle last .March 6coreboQrcl 7 Old Light 22 20 6 CIO Ud'NTnN'Cin' M II.'A \ l M .1 ’. 1> I 'i-'-il.t■ * sitHfis 1 r,jnsdi linns raat Colour FOURTH RACE 5,11(0 5 Apache Charlene 2 80 !!♦ I'jn'h M,» .1 .|ins..:iK \A N M. . A I, I P'.'-- Ir.’ rfidiinnal NEW YORK il'P fi - Mike Bossy, T, ve never seen our forwards and 34 years The NHL titan died of a SPORTS ON 2 Will He Bet 22 00 12 10 7 00 TIME 31 37 Afdiit.jltJM I 1 17 h-.r.rj'U 'K '■ Ltnii-r liM i h lim ktift 7 ii4i Wildcats r\ McGarry'i Flaab -.t A I. \ iiiko"- I irit.iine EVENING HERALD, Wed.. Nov, la, 1930 . III - EVENING HERALD. Wed . Nov 19, J860' Court postponed Marcos foe denies link. Panel ''discusses Dispute on request Council delays action NEW HAVEN (UPI) - A major oppo mindless violence. , nent of the Philippine government of Fer Aquino denied he was a member of the in slaying case dinand Marcos says he is not a member of April 6 terrorist group that has set off 20 Bolton's charter dissolves committee on inspector’s powers the terrorist group conducting bombings bombs in Manila since August but said his WEST LOS ANGELES. (UPI) - Arraignment of a 21- in the island nation. sympathy for the guerillas led to him., year-old man charged with killing Sarai Ribicoff, the But, said Benigno S: Aquino Jr., a being placed on a government subversive HOLTON - The Charter Revision Commission VKRNON — The Computer Study that was dissolve. violation continues. It was also agreed that only board By BARBARA RICHMOND former senator and presidential can list. > meeting Monday night, discussed a variety of subjects Committee, formed several months The ordinance calls for a fine and jail niece of Sen. Abraham Ribicoff, D-Conn., was deUyed members will have a vote on the final Tuesday until Dec. 2 at the request of the defendant's new didate, he approves of the goals of the Under pressure from the United States, but didn't take any action on any of them. ago to write a "request for proposal” Herald Reporter term the same as the state code, Brian One resident commented Jie doesn't feel the town decision. lawyer. guerillas to oust Marcos and end martial Aquino was released after eight years in 1RFPI for a new computer system to VERNON — On request of Town At Eldwards a property owner, at the public law. prison and allowed to enter America to un meeting is a democratic form of government. He said he serve the school board and the town, The original committee had, Attorney Richard Hlrsch told Municipal Judge David torney Ekiwin Lavitt, the Town Council hearing last week, objected to these Aquino, once sentenced to death by the dergo medical treatment. He now teaches feels it should be eliminated in Bolton and decisions was dissolved Monday night amid several weeks ago, just about agreed Monday night to once more post Perez he needed the postponement to give him time to reached an agreement to contract provisions saying he feels they will scare prepare his case. Marcos goverment, told a Yale University at HatVard University and vows to return should be made by the Board of Selectmen. disagreement about how the RFP pone action on granting the housing code people out of town. Morris Silverstein attended the meeting to ask the should be handled and who would with Sperry-Univac Corp. for a new Perez appointed Hirsch to represent the defendant, audience Monday if Marcos does not quit to the Philippines to oust Marcos through inspector "police powers.” Lavitt said he and Darcey will sit down soon, the Philippines will disintegrate into free elections. “ ' commission to consider the possibility of having citizens make the decisions. computer system but the school lavitt said he would like to meet with with the prosecutor and have the Fredrick J. Thomas, at the start of court proceedings petition to initiate a town meeting for a justifiable reason The committee, headed by Robert board then decided to re-hid the the court'prosecutor to determine what prosecutor outline the powers Darcey when the public defender's office said it could not repre and commission members agreed to consider the matter Schwartz, a member of the Board of project to emphasize program needs powers the housing code inspector would sent Thomas because of a conflict of interest. for the town as well as for the school would have as constable. Thomas, of Los Angeles, was Charged with shooting Gil Boisoneau. recreation director, asked whether the Education, was made up of 29 have and what he would expect from the The state statutes outline the system. and killing Miss Ribicoff during a robbery outside a Recreation Committee could become a permanent com members including some experts in town. procedures for arrest by police officers, mission. He was advised against such a move the computer field, school and town The new computer committee will "You’re talking about giving a building Venice restaurant last week. be asked to take into consideration including constables. It says they may Miss Ribicoff, an Editorial writer for the Los Angeles Boisoneau said that at this time he doesn't support officials, and some interested inspector police powers and I'd like to "arrest, without previous complaint and all of the work done on the RFP so Herald Examiner, and a companion were approach^ by combining the Park Committee and the Recreation Com townspeople smooth the way,” Lavitt said. warrant, any person for any offense in mittee He said he can see having one permanent com In passing the motion Monday far and to make a decision as soon as Mayor Marie Herbst cautioned the two men as they left the restaurant following dinner. their jurisdiction,” and further provide The two men robbed the Companion, John Shoven, of . mission for both committees in the future. night to dissolve the existing com possible to present to the school counciUthat they had to be very specific that any person so arrested must be his wallet and one of them shot Miss Ribicoff In the chest. The Charter -Commission also received proposed mittee. the members voted to have board about the powers to be used. presented in court with reasonable changes for the powers and duties of the Board of She died at the scene. Daniel WrKilwich. chairman of the Some former committee memi^rs The council, last week, approved an or promptness.. •Selectmen and the Board of Finance from both groups school board, chair the committee dinance which gives .the position of Police are looking for the second robber. The changes will be discussed by the commission at its expressed concern that the eight The capital charge against Thomas carries with it a and charged the committee with members of the committee, who are housing code inspector, now held by John Moth problem next meeting . j bringing in an RFP for approval of Darcey, more power to enforce housing "special-circumstance” — murder committed during a Evening Herald also involved in the school system, the entire schiHil board robbery — which could lead to a death sentence for couldn't be objective about the RFP. code violations. The council then asked It was specilied that the com Lavitt to look into a suggestion to also getting worse Thomas if he is convicted. mittee would also include Dr' Ber Thomas remained in custody without bail. Some committee members felt the make the code inspector a special con \EKNON — Mayor Mane Herbst and Consultants design nard Sidman. superintendent ol committee was being too specific in stable. schools. Charles Brisson. ad The ordinance only pertains to owners officials in other Connecticut towns, have the proposed applications and been informed by stale officials that the ministrative assistant, two other therefore will restrict vendors as of houses with three or more families State puts men teacher workshops members ol the school board, a well as make it too expensive for living independently in them. The town at Connecticut Agricultural Experiment Sta representative ol the town and three tion has predicted that the gypsy moth in HOI.TON — Two separate in-service workshops for them to fit the package to the torney was to look into the matter to see if iithr-r -nornhers of the committee festation is exjiected to be the worst ever in women's jail teachers in the Bolton school system have been designed requests giving Darcey constable powers w ^ld allow him-to reach owners of one amnwo next spring. by Regina C Chatel. Ann Klein and Pat Lewis, reading State officials expect some 700,000 acres EAST LYME (UPII - The state woman's prison at consultants for the school system family houses also. to be defoliated but they hope that Niantic will soon be housing about 1(X) short-term male The sessions for the workshop will be next month and Lavitt told the council that giving Darcy knowledge will relieve the fear. inmates to relieve overcrowding at some state jails. early next year in an attempt to attract as high an atten Chief accountant resigns the duties and powers of a special con Dr. Paul Waggoner, director of the State correction officials said Tuesday men in the Hart SUBSCRIPTION dance as possible stable would bring under his j jrisdlction. Robert Dotson, director of administfa- one and two-family houses. experiment station, has been asked to ford, New Haven and Bridgeport jails will be transferred The new workshops resulted from apparent dissatisfac > K R \0 \ — The resignation of Neil prepare a folder emphasizing how Danahy. the town's chief accountant, was tion. said Danahy had told him of his plan Lavitt said, that the Vernon Housing to Niantic within six months. They will be housed in ^ tion with previous workshops as expressed by members homeowners can aid in the control of the This year why not give a accepted by the Town Council Monday to take the new position but no one from Code, by its terms, includes all dwellings, separate two-story building on the 900-acre facility unde^ of the teaching staff gypsy moth which was very prevalent in The two workshops are designed to meet the needs of night the authority had discussed it with him. dwelling units and rooming houses. He male supervision friend or ioved one a gift Council member Lena Therault Northwestern Connecticut this past Deputy Correction Commissioner Raymond Lopes said teachers at all levels from Kindergarten through Grade Uanay resigned the position alter accep said the definitions are broad enough to in questioned how the authority could ap spring Niantic. which holds about 200 female inmates, is Uw IVew chairm an subscription to the Evening Herald 12 ting the position of business manager for clude all structures used as living The folders will go out to town officials prove the position, noting that the council quarters. •> only state jail with extra space. Classroom .Management.' is designed for teachers in the newly created Town of Vernon Water and town officials have been asked to Virginia Gov. John Dalton, left, and Vermont Gov. Richard Snelling C all 647-9946 has to approve the authority's budget. She He also said the state building code He said about 100 male prisoners, most of them serving Kindergarten through Grade 6 and will attempt to help Pollution Control Authoritv make them available to residents noting pose for pictures Tuesday after Dalton was named the new chairman wonder^ how they could hire without the applies to all buildings and structures and 90-day sentences, will be placed in the minimum security teachers learn ways to manage a reading program effec that through a concerted effort, we of the Republican National Governor’s Conference. Gov. Snelling is tively council approving the money for the their service equipment but the stale facility which itself will be closed in five years and The salai^ range lor the new job is }I4.- might look forward to a green spring" the outgoing chairman. (UPI photo) Teaching Comprehension and Study Skills " workshop 341 to $17,139 Reportedly this is about $2.- salary statutes do refer only to tenament. lodging replaced by a new women's jail in Cheshire. Security improvements and maintenance work has r IS designed for teachers in Grades 6 through 12 The 000 higher than the chief accountant's Dotson said there was a $30,000 con- and boarding houses. C ir a n p e been halted at Niantic, except for $610,000 in fire safety goal of the workshop is to help teachers learn ways to salary range tigency fund in the authority's budget. Referring to comments previously- MAN(;HESTER — Manchester improvements now under way. teach reading and study skills simultaneously with made about the penalty for violating the Grange will meet today at 8 p.m. at the academic content su te code — a $1.000 fine or imprisonment Lopes said an additional 40 employees, including Grange Hall, 205 Olcott St. The program is liguards, cooks and clerical supervisors, will be added to The second session of the classroom management for not more than one year, Lavitt said the "Turkeys are Coming. " There will be an Land swap talk delayed *the 135-member staff now at Niantic workshop, conducted by .Mary Weinland from the I'niver- Vernon code is stricter.in that it calls for auclionlable.Mrs Florence Lines is in sity of Connecticut, is scheduled for Jan 29 >LRNON — On request of Attorney The town, however, wanted to give its 15 days in jail or a $75 fine for each day the charge of refreshments The program for comprehension and study skills will be William Hall, acting for the Rockville parcel to the church with some Dec 4 and Feb 5 The workshop will be led by Sue Hard Baptist Church in a proposed three-way stipuJq^tions attached, mainly that the land Ratchford against from the L'niversitv of Connecticut land swap, the Town Council delayed be used fpr church or church-related ac Possible school closings further discussion on the matter, at its tivities only meeting .Monday night While the church officials definitely SS age hike Hill has a sk ^ Town Attorney Edwin plan to build a church they don't feel it's topic of hearing tonight fair to put stipulations on that exchange Lavitt to postpone discussion until the HARTFORD lUPIl - Rep William R Ratchford, D- Health board studies while none are being put on the swap of next meeting of the council VERNON — A.public hearing to discuss Dr Bernard Sidman, superintendentVf the other two parcels. Conn., has voiced strong opposition to a proposal by an The land exchange is to be between possible school closings, scheduled for schools, had said at a press conferenc advisory task force to President-elect Reagan raising the United Way problem Rockville General Hospital, the town, and The town attorney and Hall were to tonight at 7:30 at the Middle School, is that if the school is closed he wouldn't age for Social Security benefits. the church with the town to give the meet and try and reach an agreement that expected to draw a large number of recommend it for any other use and Ratchford said Tuesday although such a change might KOI K »N - The Board ol Health will be checking into church a parcel of land it owns on Route 30 would be amenable to the Town Council parents from the Verribn Elementary therefore it would be turned over to the not adversely impact some, "It would be devastating for the I'niled Way Fund and alleged problems with it as —the hospital to give the town land it owns and the church members T h is proposal School. That school is the prime one being town. those workers forced to retire because of ill health or an related to Biillon at Henry Park, and the hospital to have will be presented at the next council considered for closing. If some staff members weren't inability to find a job. " Hazel -Mien chairman ol the health board, said some church-owned land in Rockville center meeting on Dec 1 health-related services in Holton aren t supported by Vernon Elementary was the subject of reassigned, if the school closes, the He said minorities would also be "impacted I'niled Way lunds because Bolton doesn I have its own an impact study just completed by school savings could be as much as $158,919. Dr profoundly " by the task force suggestions to raise the lund drive officials. The report gave no recommen Sidman said retirement age to 67 or 68. Ms Allen said she is annoyed at the fact that people Fire districts changed dations. just set forth facts, such as Dr Sidman spoke, last month, at a • Ratchford said the longevity of minorities '' is generally pay into the lund but because their money goes into the closing one school will actuall.v. make the meeting of the PTO Council. ,at Vernon lower than that of the white population and many have \ LRNON — A new districting sv'stem within their coverage areas. Fire Chief pupil-teacher ratio better and will provide Manchester or Hartford drive. Bolton doesn't get direct tor the town s fire department, set into Donald Maguda said Elementary, to explain what procedure had jobs that were not covered by Social Security until benefits each school with better special services would be used in considering the closing of very recently " effect this past weekend eliminates the The study showed some $88,000 would be She said the board will see what can be done to change long-time division ol Rockville and Ver a school The school board, at a meeting The lawmaker agreed the Social Security system Included in the new districting system saved if the school is closed Some parents after that, voted to have the impact study needed a thoroueh review to find solutions to offset its the situation non areas arc the town s two rescue squads The contend this figure doesn't take into con “long-range financing dilemma" The board plans to sponsor a health fair] in the spring The Vernon and Rockville departments done just on the one school but said they former Vernon squad will be responsible sideration the fact that the building would But. he said. "We must reject proposals such as this Local and stale organizations will be asked to help were consolidated about a year ago when haven't made any definite decision yet. to answer to calls on Interstate 86 and still have to be maintained which penalize those who expect and must depend on the town charter was revised The fire areas south of that highway. The former departnTents were the last of the town retirement benefits the most " Flu clinic successful Rockville Squad will still be responsible Ratchford said positive incentives must be developed departments to be consolidated after the lor the Rockville section and most of the town governments were consolidated 1 X‘9 ToMAlCfi TW^ i for workers to postpone retirement, such as eliminating HOLTON — The flu clinic, sponsored by the Board of area north ol Interstate 86. mandatory retirement and enhancing benefits for those almost 15 years ago The plan was endoi sed by the officers of Health recently was termed highly successful by « / / y J M ^NNOUMCCMCHIS" who delay retiring at 65 Hazel Allen chairman of the board The new plan allows lor six overlapping the department and department members M' Allen said some 57 residents participated this year district's and two stations are to be respon were allowed to comment before it was as - ompared to about 30 who participated last year sible for responding to initial fire calls given final approval i) WcU 6 C No search She credited the fact that a newsletter, written by the hoard about the clinic was available at several locations NEW HAVEN (UPI) - The Coast Guard has refused to in town, for the larger turnout o p en SUHPAYS re-open a search for three persons missing in a private She said the board plans to put out other such plane that crashed into Long Island Sound Nov. 10. newsletters to keep residents informed of health matters 11 to 4 UNTIL CHMSTMAS The Coast Guard said Tuesday it had rejected a request The next one w ill include information about the board and by the East Hartford father of 'a woman, Katherine the Rockville Public Health .Nursing Association Inc rm an (jullen, 29, of Atlanta. Ga., who was aboard the plane when it ran out of gasoline and plunged into the water 8 miles off the Stratford coast. Variances granted Coast Guard officials told Edward Cullen they won't American girl! continue the search unless they receive further evidence, HOI I ON — The Zoning Board pi Appeals has granted SibcKS such as debris, to pinpoint the location of the downed two variances The action came after public hearings Losifip weight has nevei been eddle cheap plane. were held on the two requests TO M / The body of'a fourth person aboard the plane, Charles so tasi Since becoming an W » CHEAP b« /■ KVKNING HUHALD. WtKl , Nov 19, I9HU IP 18 - EVENING HERALD. Wed , Nov. 18. IWO Weight Watchers offer FBI helped Rosalyn is troubled a Thanksgiving menu oust Veseo by ‘Moral Majority’ The major worry of the recipes which are made -juice well and transfer to a bowl. WASHINGTON (UPl) - The FBI says it may have Pilgrims more than 300 available to members and 2 teaspoons vegetable oil Mash potatoes until help^ convince the Bahamian government to oust years ago was whether the general public. Dash each salt and smooth. Add pumpkin, fugitive Robert Vesco by providing intelligence informa By HELEN THOMAS "Give her a hard time." they would have enough Bearing in mind Weight pepper margarine, pumpkin pie tion alleging he has dealt in drugs and tr i^ to bribe U.S. UPl White House Reporter She admjjs.she "cried a little bit" on Election Day and food to get them through Watchers advocacy of not 4 Boston lettuce leaves spice, and salt; beat to officials. WASHINGTON (UPl) — Rosalynn Carter says she is 'T ve had some weak and painful moments. " the coming winter. Such spending too much time in In bowl combine crab combine. Fill a pastry bag, With Vesco ordered to leave the islands by Dec. 11, the troubled by the Moral Majority and painfully recalls a TV She recalled she and the president arrived back at the was their joy at their boun the kitchen, this meat with celery, radishes fitted with a pastry tube, bureau now will try to find a way to force his return to the evangelist saying the day after her husband’s election White House after voting in Plains, Ga . on Election Day tiful harvest that they Thanksgiving dinner does and parsley. In g smalt with potato-pumpkin United States to face long-pending criminal charges. defeat, "They got the evil people out of the White and, in an emotional reunion, they told wet-eyed family and friends Carter would lose the election celebrated by three days of not require special bowl beat lemon juice with mixture. Make 8 puffs, Reached in the Bahamas Tuesday, Vesco said the ad House.” feasting. techniques or long hours of vegetable oil, salt and each about 2 inches wide, ministration was engaged in "the last desperate efforts "Then I went into my room and cried a little bit but I Today, on one day, preparation and cooking. pepper; pour over crab on a baking sheet that has to get me," Speaking of the political involvement of the ultra came right out and that was it," Mrs. Carter.said. Americans give thanks Now, as in the 1600s, the meat mixture and toss been sprayed with nonstick Of the drug-dealing allegations, he said, "Anything conservative Christian movement, Mrs. Carter said, “It As for the future, she said she will go home to Plains that an adequacy of food is turkey is the heart of the well. Divide crab meat cooking spray; bake puffs they have is something they’ve manufactured." had an impact on Ronald.Reagan’s victory.” and plans to write a book and will continue to "speak out" no longer a concern. meal. Crab meat is the mixture into 4 equal por 15 minutes. Vesco. 44. has been dodging prosecutors for eight The first lady made the remark in response to a ques on the issues she believes in. “It is ironic,” says appetizer, with mushroom tions and serve each por Each serving is years, avoiding trials on charges he gave Richard Nixon tion during an informal news conference where she "You go from one phase of your life to the next phase of Lenore Lipperi, area direc gravy, potato-pumpkin tion on a lettuce leaf. equivalent to: an illegal 3250.000 campaign contribution and plundered a appeared relaxed, reconciled to President Carter’s loss, lifef’ she said. "I think it's going to be exciting." tor for Weight Watchers in puffs and asparagus Each serving is 1 serving Choice Group mutual fund of $224 million. and was even looking forward to the next phase of her As for seeking political office, she shrugged off the idea Fairfield, New Haven, pimiento serving as ac equivalent to: 2 ounces Limited In a move that apparently came as a surprise to the life. but did not rule it out in the future u Hartford and Litchfield companiments and an un 2 ounces Fish Vegetable Justice Department, Clement Maynard, Bahamian But about the Moral Majority, a group of .fundamen Asked if Reagan would be able to carry out his cam counties. That for many usual fruit “pie” for Ml serving Vegetables 1 serving Fat minister of home affairs, disclosed Monday Vesco has talist Christians seeking to influence government policy, paign promises, Mrs. Carter said, "I don’t know That's the primary concern of this dessert. Ml serving Fat been ordered to-lOave his Nassau hideaway by Dec. 11 or Mrs, Carter said, "f am concerned about them.” up to him. " “What I'm saying is that the things he is talking about hoiiday is an overabun Potato-Pumpkin Anparagu* Pimirnlo face deportation. “The day after the election this evangelist was saying dance of food. That we Crab Meal Appetizer Puff* (Makes 4 servings) Arthur Nehrbass, sp^ial agent in charge of the FBI's on television, "They got the evil people out of the White now we were already doing. But I don't think people are should have to worry about (To make this recipe (Makes 4 servings) 24 frozen asparagus Miami office, said in a telephone interview Tuesday "it’s House. God’s people will eventually be in control.’ aware of that. When you come here you realize, it is very our weight during the easier on the budget, tuna 12 ounces pared potatoes, spears possible" Vesco is being deported partly because of infor "That bothers me,” she said, adding that "liberal” was easy to say things you are going to do and how you arc equated with "communist” and "socialist” by the same going to cure all the problems, but the problems are dif course of a single meal is may be substitutkl. This cut into pieces 1 pimiento, cut into 4 mation supplied to the Bahamians on his alleged illegal significant of our change in will still be a delicious 8 ounces canned pumpkin strips activities. preacher. ficult and they don't go away overnight It takes time to solve them " lifestyle and perhaps our appetizer. I tablespoon plus 1 teas Cook asparagus spears The Bahamian government gave np reason for revoking Mrs. Carter chatted with a group of women journalists Of charges that her husband was incompetent as presi sedentary habits.” (Makes 4 servings. poon margarine according to package Vesco’s residency permit, in effect since 1978, He had in the White House family quarters. Before going up stairs, the*Teporters ran into President Carter in red, dent, Mrs. Carter said: "That is not true. I think people To help keep us on our Supplement as required.) Ml teaspoon pumpkin pie directions. Arrange hot spent five years before that in Costa Rica, where he fled white and blue jogging togs. He grinned and told them, were frustrated. I think it was a protest vote. I do not guard and enjoy the 8 ounces cooked crab meat spice ■ asparagus on serving dish. when he first was criminallv charged in 1972. Rosalyn C a rte r think it was a rejection of Jimmy Carter I think it was a holiday without feelings of V« cup diced celery tk teaspoon salt Garnish with pimiento deprivation or guilt. V« cup diced radishes Preheat oven to 350° F . In strips. protest vote against the situation — inflatign. the Iranian The hardest time to stay true to a diet is heart of the meal, golden brown and just right thing that came up." Weight Watchers annually 2 teaspoons chopped saucepan cook potatoes, in Each serving is during the holiday period. Weight Watchers for the addition of savory mushroom gravy. Amy, who popped in during the interview, said she prepares a special fresh parsley boiling salted water to equivalent to: DMSO: wonder drug or solvent? would miss her "friends" the most when she has to leave has taken this worry away from its members Two unusual side dishes, potato-pumpkin Thanksgiving menu and 3 tablespoons lemon cover, until soft. 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USA) -•I » ’ Vt ^ M.A.S.H. a complete restructuring Tuesday and for National and Enterorlse — will be 4:00 p.m. Cil M l-m S or $464)04$ EXPERIENCED IN all lor only ona Incorract arni Monday la 12dK> 8 Bob Nawhart Show ) Mauda Street. Manchester. Reward. Court of Probate. District of Coventry phases of truck and auto OF A LABOR the first time, profit in the marketplace expected to run its own shop and sink or NOTICE OF HEARING 6:55 I Hava Gun WMI Travel Call 646-44S0. FULL TIME BABYSITTER Igf rgtgnfititM repair, gas and diesel. Inaaillon and than only Noon Friday. ) Dick Cavatl Show swim on the basis ot its business ability. ESTATE OF GEORGE D. WINANS 49 Haws will be the dominant motive. NEEDED for 8 month old In Pursuant to an onler of Hon. David C. Minimum live years to tha aiza ol Jht 7:00 ) Moracamba And Wiaa Iselin said other affiliates in the loose STRIKE General Manager John Jay Iselin ad FOUND. Gray and white cat fant In Manchester or Eiut Rappe. Judge, dated November 14, experience. Must have own The Meadowi Convalescent original inaarllon. ■dvartlaatnani will not ) CBS Haws 11:30 amalgam of autonomous stations that in vicinity of Adami and Deer I M a bcanng srlU be held on an Home is hiring permanent I 8 M.A.S.H. ^ AH in Tha Family mitted the thrust, which will carry the HaUford area. Call 2884)666 application praying for authority to tools. Start at $7.00 per hour. replacemenis for the position of Errors which do not ba corractad by an nd r 4 9 ABC Haws C£ Koiak make up PBS have “taken cuts" at the field Drive. Please call 649- after 6:00 p.m., or weekends. aed certain real estate as In uid All fringe benefits. For ap New York PBS affiliate aggressively into 1872 or 646-5187. THANKS maintenance assislanl. Full lasaan tha valua ol tha ditlonal InaartiM. I Bullsaye X Moracamba And Wiaa pay-as-you-go system, and others are ac application on file more fully appears, pointment, call 688-7596. benefits and training Days Cali the marketing of programs to cable and al the Court of Probate on December 5. or apply in person i f SportsCantar ajuvenile crime wave (60 mins ) (2hra ) Alfred Hitchcock This program ^ SportaCanlar SALESWOMAN for retail (^ Man'aGymnaatlca:Caaaara tively contemplating it, with some ready IMO at 9:15 a m. i i Faatival Of Faith t PM Magazine B:30 reviews the career ot the great home video systems, is a gamble. Federal LOST - White Retriever fabric store. Part time with Bertha E. Rappe. Qerk HOUSEKEEPER WANTED Meadows Convalescent Hotne g Wild Kingdom ) 49 ElghllaEnoughTommygels MervOrlffIn Hollywood director Alfred Hitch Palace Invitational Top mala funding regulations specify public broad to join WNET as a "consortium" in the ef Shepard mixed. Female with some experience necessary. 040-n to our wonderful for apartment in East Hart 333 Bldwid S(. S Haws a )Ob at a nightclub specializing m I i Movie-(Advenlura) •• "-I "Mu cock. whose films have sent chilla gymnaala Ilka Bart Connor and Jim fort to market services for profit. tags. Answers to "Heidi". ford. Call after 5;00 p m., 528- MANCHESTER. CT. 8 InParformance GraysonHugh male strippers, a club his father is Hartung. In an avaning ot top casting must be non-commercial in Retail experience preferred. DEPARTMENT OF tiny on the Bounty" 1963 Marlon up the spines of millions of movie Vicinity Waddell and Center Apply So-Fro Fabrics, Burr neighbor, Joe 1332 847 -91 94 Quartet' trying to close while Abby taces a Brando.TrevorHoward Theatoryof goers all over the world tor more Mmoatition. nature, and although no soap or toothpaste But WNET has been sliding quietly into TRANSPORTATION Streets. Reward! 649-1532. Corner Shopping Center, 1151 ^ Antiques ConfrofMalion with the overcriticat a mutiny against s tyrannical i6lh than SO years (60 mine ) 99 O 8 Tha Tonight Show Hoat: the marketplace for months, borrowing 24 WOLCOTT HILL | 9 Face The Music father of Tom s first wife (60 Johnny Carton. Ouaala Llbaraca. spots are contemplated, no one could say Tolland Turnpike, “ Popsie” Donahue. century sea captain (2 hra . 52 funds for a post-production studio outside LOST ID BRACELET with ROAD 7:30 m in s ) mms ) ' 9:30 Ricky Schroadar (60 mina.) for sure commercial sidelines will not Manchester. You have got to be WE RE LOOKING FOR TWO (99 Dally Number f Movla'Eiodus Parti i9e0Paui d)(49 SoepJasaicaiatheonawho ABC Captlonad Nawa jeopardize funding. Detroit, purchasing a Chicago syndication the name Russ on it. Lost In WETHERSFIELD, self-motivated Sales People 7:30 Newman. Eva Mane Saint Heroic 9:00 suflars the growing pains when Cor- Movla -(Waalarn-Comady) * 4 vicinity of the Manchester H tip Wantsd 13 H tIp Wanfad f j S service that distributes Paul Harvey and CONNECTICUT TEACHER - Learning for our Manchester Office. X PM Magaiina Israeli underground leader lays CBS Wednesday Night Movie inne, having been rejected by Dutch "They CaH Ma Trinity" 1972 Federal matching funds now are only $1 Parkade. Call 646-1483 the greatest! Homeward Bound' i960 Stars “ Hints from Heloise," and accepting Disabilities Teacher for Earnings up to you! Group I. x AM In The Family plsnsforsgroupof Jewishrefugees in favor ol Eunice, decides to move Taranca Hill. Bud Spencer Two for every $2 raised in audience donations, Notice to Wolverton Agency, Realtors. NEEDLECRAFTB:R Boost ^ F a m ily Feud tpgotolsrael (2hrs ) David Soul. Barnard Hughes The to California, and Jodia la horriliad driftera lead underdog mormon advertising in the WNET trade magazine Probate Notice Coventry's Middle School. your budget by sharing your Kltchan Help drama depicts the strong relation however, so the stakes in the gamble are IMPOUNDED, part shepard. Contractor* I Who saysso-we do, 649-2813. X Face The Mus>c IntarnallonalMotorSportsAs* to discover a kidnap note in baby farmarainafighiagainatoullawa (2 The Dial. NUIe. Yellow in color. Call N nnrF to CREnrron.s O nn. Certification required. skills with others in your area. ^ Billy Smart's Holiday Circus sociatlon Racing Keiiy Girl ship that develops in the face of Wendy's empty crib hra.) hardly astronomical, and PBS affiliates ESTATE OF GERTRUDE KLOTZER. Sealed bids for the construc Contact: Dr. Nicoletti's office Call 582-0508 collect for ap tragedy among a divorced man. his 8 92 8 The Fecte Of Ufa A new The last has drawn fire both from a Andover EkigWarden 742-7184. •kl GERTRUDE I DRENZEK. Step right up lor the best Big Top Challenge 8 ABC Nawa NIghtllna will continue to launch their traditional at 742-8913. EOE pointment. IN extravaganza ol many circus iH Real People long-estrangedfathersndhisincur girl errivaa at the Eastland School 11:35 Jeccaicd tion of the following projects Laundry Help phone-ringing and mail fund drives, competing publication and in Congress, The Hon Wilhzm E FitzGerald. favorites Survival MystenousCasIles ably ill teenage son (2hrs) and promptly procaeda to be a dis ( £ M.A.S.H. •••••••••••••••••••••••••a will be received by the Com “Your Spring St M I 49 TaxILouiegoesotfmadeep turbing influence Guest alar Gary but Iselin said the magazine continues on Judge, ot the Court of Probate. MASSB:USES. B’ u II or part ACCOUNTS RECEIVABLE ol Clay' Orson Welles narrates this 11:60 begging audiences to send money. ParaoMit 2 Dittrict o( Manchester at a hearing missioner of Transportation f ANTiaPATION You Bat Your Ufa film study of the African termite a end whenhelearns that hisgirlfriend Coleman (Pt I of a two-part epi 8 Love Boat-Pollca Woman a "business as usual"basis." He added lime. Good steady clientele IN CLERK - Part time Zena is seeing another man But, said Iselin, at a press conference, held on November 7. IHO ordered that in Room 145 at: Big Money Gama species which lives m a strange, soda) (Seaeon-Premiere) Love Boat-'Centerfold' A woman should Congress challenge the thrust into all claims must be presented to the Neighbors." Windham area Open every Experience necessary Fuss 0 MacNalhLahrar Report temperature controlled mound up to (Season Premiere) engaged to a political candidate ‘Many of the financial assumptions that UNATTACHED? Meet new fiduciary on or before Februai^ 7. IMI dav 11 a m til midnight 42j- & O'Neill, 210 Main' Street, OF A LA B O R 10:00 24 WOLCOTT HILL ROAD, Benny Hill Show 40 feel m height (60 mins) Jt Profaeslonal Football From trial to recover copies of ■ undergirded PBS in the '70s are in doubt cable and home video markets, WNET compatible companions in or be barred as ^ law provided 75f9 ANTiaPATION News WETHERSFIELD, Manche.slcr 646-2469 Bamay Millar 8 Movie -(Advaolura) •••H Canada Eastern Conference Final magazine in which she appears su will argue public broadcasting has been Manchester area. Lowest ^ r r ie L Anderson. Tic Tac Dough ' Dallvaranca' 1972 Bun Rey 9 9 2 x 9 9 Diff’rent Strokes Arnold VagaS When Dan Tannakilla natural PoliceWoman--'Th#Pawn- now." Au t Clerk CONNECTICUT 06109 •••••••••••••••••••••••*** STRIKE a gun-wialding cal burglar to save a ordered to seek funds in the private sector cost, elaborate, confidential NATIONAT, SHOPPING BABYSITTER WANTED IN 8:00 nolds. Jon Voight Four Atlanta fights a store owner in court after he shop' Pepper goes undercover to Not the least of those doubts is the tran The fiduciary is Hsip Wsntad 13 OF A LABOR The Meadows Convalescent beautiful woman, conscience com- and dignified nationwide Charles P Klolicr SERVICE seeking area Home IS hiring permanent X Enoa The intrepid Los Angeles businessmen are confronted by a sells him a defective toy break up i ring that robs millione ol and entry into the film and casette dis until 2:00 P.M., Wednesday, MY HO.ME (or a seven month peia him to inveatigate the victim's sition of a fiscally conservative Reagan system. Free literature. 380 Woodbridge Street. representative, part lime 'epiacemenis (or the position of police duo of Enos and Turk take on group of crazed woodsmen in the locomotive dollars O tari and valuablee from the Manchester. CT 06040 December 17.1880 after which old infant Part time hours. Men Who Made The Movlqa: psst. but the assistsni D A strug- administration into the White House. The tribution business in no different than Dating of Prestige, NURSES AIDES. Experience work, irregular basis Varied Niteben help Full benefits and amodern Fagm who masterminds h a c k counirv^*Atnhsmn (RatedR) U ritzy Lambert Hills ares (Repast; 2 STRIKE 12:00 to 4:00 p.m References training First and second sbihs time they will be publicly Trie Meadows Convalescent soliciting donations. Williamstosro, Mas^. 01267. preferred. Full or part time. interesting"comparative shop- required Call between 9 00 Call or apply m person hrs . tSmins) president-elect has vowed to cut spending, Home IS fiiring permanent 12:00 'Congress speaks with so many diverse opened and read in Rtwm 148. Immediateopemng^n3:(Xlto No investment. Incluile a.m. and 12:00 noon or after and cut it deep, and victims in the pruning 11:00 p.m^ and^lLOO lo_7:(» phone no. with response Shop replacements for laundry per Meadows Convalescent Home CX) CBS Late Movie HELL IN THE voices," he said, "but the ethic of self- phi sonnel Full benefits and training 5:00 p.m 647-1605 333 BMaall SI. PACIFIC 1969 Stare Lee Marvin, well may be the National Endowment for FEDERAL AID PROJECTS a m. shifts. Contact Mrs. help is age-old in this country. " N' Check P.O Box 20175 All three shifis Call or apply m MANCHESTER. CT Toshiro Mifune A Japanese naval the Arts, the National Endowment for the NOTICE FAP No, F-37(103) Ferguson, DNS, at 289-9573. Atlanta. Ga 30328. person MUNSON'S .CANDY 647-9794 TV Tomorrow. officer and an American Marine are Town of Canton. F ^ je c t 23- Meadows (kxnalesceiit Home KITCHEN is accepting stranded on the same email Pacific ______AFTERNOON X ) ^ General Hospital PUBLIC HEARING 107: Construction of a Com CLERICAL TYPIST. Small HELP WANTED 333 B(d ^KVKNING IIKRALU. Wed . Nov. 19, I960 . "★ ★ ♦★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ♦★ ★ ★ ★ ♦★ ♦****<^******** ***★ *★ ★ ★ ★ »★ ★ ★ ★ *♦★ *★ *♦★ ★ *★ *★ ♦*★ ★ ★ **** ♦ ♦ Call 643-2711 if V” Ml- ° ★ Call 643-2711 ; call 64^-2711 If V V y :';^ b | I^ V 7 l* r ★ call 643.2 ; i 1 i DEAR READERS: Tomorrow will be the fourti annual Great American Smokeout. It’e a good humored, upbeat effort to encourage emokera to give up cigarette! for 24 hours — just to prove to them- selvee that they can. It's sponsored by thb American 16 By birth Frank A Ematl Cancer Society on the theory that anyone who is able 18 Hail 19 Compass to quit for 24 houra can quit forever. point According to the Gallup organixation, in 1B79 20 Compass nearly IS million Americans attempted to give up K Z AT l-aA5T 'tow DON'T cigarettes on Smokeout day. Five million succeeded H A vt TO wopF?Y A0»wT for the full 24 houra; one to three days later, 2.3 million were atill off cigarettes, while another 7.8 th e m u $|N6 PRf^ERvATiVer million said they had cut down coneiderably. Natalie Cole, who describee herself as a “moderate" HS8 E...THE Faop w i|i- smoker, is the IB80 honorary Smokeout chairperson. She has vowed to set a national example by quitting 6 BT YOU BEFORE THE permanently on November 20. She admits she's tried to quit several times,' but failed. Natalie's father, the (comp, wd.) 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 6 A d d it iv e ^ w iI-l . beloved Nat King Cole, died of lung cancer in 1068. 37 Mixes He was a heavy smoker. 41 Flying saucer 8 <0 11 Sammy Davie Jr., the national honorary chairman (abbr) 12 13 >4 in 1077, tried to go without smoking for 24 hours, but 42 Pot cover Sarv/cet Ottered he couldn’t make it. 44 One of 3 IS 16 17 11 Ed Asner, a lifelong heavy smoker, quit the habit Stooges 19 20 21 E M E R Y ’S WESTBROOK DRY WALL FARRAND REMODELING - Tell more ol your neighbors permanently when he became the honorary chair 45 Addition to B COMPANY, established in Cabinets, Roofing, Gutters. whal you have lor ssf?’ Use man in 1078. He accepted the chairmanship again in Captain Easy — Crooka & Lawrence house 22 23 24 25 26 27 HOME IMPROVEMENT 1949 isheet rock) Room Additions, Decks. All classified ads 1974 TWO DOOR HARD TOP 46 Arrival-time B-B I'PHOLSTERY Custom MANCHESTER. Sunny three dart Swinger Special 1970 and is still clean. VInvl and Aluminum siding. Specializing in ceiling and types of Remodeling and 3 roomer New decor and So, if you're hooked on cigarettes and have been THE MUSTAcillE 7W AL.HEREI guess (abbr.) 26 29^H 30 Work Free Estimates Will Repairs Free estimates Ful Automatic, good condition 47 Deposit Rouling. Gutters and walls No job too big or too more. Under $170 236-5646. meaning to quit, why not start tomorrow — for just 24 KIPl PODMER, lAM -SOFEA Sr 31 32 Leaders 1" yrs experience pick up and deliver Please small 643-0237 ly insured Phone 643-6017 OLDSMOBILE Call 649-0472, 48 Deep bow call 646-2161 after 4 00 p m Locators, small fee. ••••••••••••••••••••••••a* hours? It won't be easy, but it will be the best present YOU'RE JUST THE i YORE Registered with state and Hornet lor Rent 54 HOMBRE I CAME 51 Loud rushing 23 34 35 36 37 30 30 40 OFFICE CLEANING Depen- LEON CIEZSYNSKI CHEVETTE 1976 - 4 cylinder you can give yourself — and those who love you. noise consumer protection BRICK, BLCKK. STONE - VERNON • Free hot water. 3 1980 Regency 41 54 Blithe 42 43 44 , da b 1 e Trustworthy BUILDER New homes, ad rooms with major appliances. EAST HARTFORD HOUSE Very good condition 56,000 I work on jobs, all work and Fireplaces Concrete Experienced References ditions. remodeling, rec (Dealer) miles. Built-in cassette 55 Scsndinsvian Chimnev Repairs “ No Job $200's 236-5646. Locators, Newly decorated. Two 4S 46 47 materials guaranteed Free Reasonable rates 646-6207 rooms, garages, kitchens bedrooms with basement stereo. Radials. $2800. One 56 Great Lake estimates rail Emerv Cor Too Small “ Call 644-8356 for small fee 0#mo, 2-Door Coupe, lealher in DEAR ABBY: I have a wonderful hairdresser with whom 57 Set up golf remodeled, ceilings, bath tile, Carpets. Garage. Just $375. terior. buiti In CB. loaded Mint owner Call 643-8058. or 643- 40 49 5 ^ 51 52 53 mier 646-5209 estimates dormers, roofing Residential 4104 5 to 8 p m I have a standing appointment once a week. I am a busy ball Peinting-Pepering 32 ONE BEDROOM 236-5646 Locators. Fee. condition List price $13,700 54 Emary Cormitr or commercial 649-4291 woman and like to get in and out of the beauty parlor as 55 1 1 C&M TREE SERVICE Free APARTMENT Heat and hot DOWN 646-5209 PROFESSIONAL PAINTING water. No appliances $300 VERNON HOME Carpeted SALE PMCEUO,500 1979 CHEVETTE - 2 door; quickly as possible. My problem is that my hairdresser is a 56 57 estimates, discount senior DESIGN KITCHENS - automatic transmission, am- chatty person, and he talks with his hands! He just about {9 citizens Company - Interior and exterior monthly Security 646-2426. four roomer. New decor. All 12.000 miles or one year 100% 1 Greek deity 1 Commercial and residential Cabinets. Vanities, Formica 9:00 a m to 5:00 p m modern. $375. 236-5646. warranty Telephone 643-9211 fm radio, rust proofing. 27,000 drives me crazy, wasting all that time gesturing. How can I NfYV994MM aS5N. Manchester owned and Counter Tops Display. miles Asking $4200 Call 646- 2 Saw CAN m HELP Y0U7 operated Call 646-1327 Free estimates Fully in weekdays Locators. Fee tell him to work with his hands, not talk? No names, please. sured 646-4879 Storage & Booxcases Kitchen 8397. between 9 a m and 9 - I need him more than he needs me. If you can walk on it we can Cabinet Fronts Custom p.m. ^ cover If MANCHESTER TWO TWO BEDROOM CAPE IN IN A HURRY PAINTING - INTERIOR AND Woodworking 649-9658 BEDROOM, furnished apart East Hartford near Pratt & 9 Carpeting hardwood EXTERIOR Paperhanging ment Each bedroom has Whitney. Available December 1972 DODGE MAXI VAN $500. DEAR IN; It's time you did a little talking. With the Alley Oop — Dave Graue b r id q e CARPENTRY SERVICE ★ Call after 5 p.m. 646-1607. resilient tioors. slate FOR PROFESSIONAL FALL Experienced, references Ser- separate private bath Quiet 1st. $401) per month. Security WANTED JUNK AND LATE voice, lady. ceramic tile ELITE TILE; C L E A N fP call 649-9437 ving Willimantic. Complete remodeling, room • and references. 875-7702. additions, kitchens, rec Sauna, pool, exericse room MODEL WRECKS - Cash X CAN SEE IT NOW. I'LL GET / BEFORE YOU I JUST GOT A TIP / ...EVERYBODY IN HOLLY / PEN DAT'S Lawns raked’’ Shrubs Manchester. Bolton. Coven Paid. Call Parker Street Used 1978 PINTO, excellent condi DEAR ABBY; I am 23.1 began smoking pot at 13. By 17,1 ______B71-7470______rooms, roofing and siding New condition $440 per tion $2,800 firm Call 646-1607 BRAD.' N ew STAR, RIGHT TO I DO THAT. T DERES GONNA BE / WOOD, INCLUDIN' DAT (WHERE V^'LL ^_____ Oswald Jacoby and Alan Sontag trimmed and carted away try Columbia Tolland areas Onicet-Storet lor Rent 55 Auto Parts, Inc 649-3391 had taken LSI) pnd shot heroin. I have been addicted to MUNDA WUNCH IN WORK \ THINK THIS A BIG BLAST AT V OOOLA BABE. IS GONNAN GRAB HER! Reasonable rates W J Grillo 423-6582 ^ Design Service Call Roy month 646-0505 after 5 p m. ON THE I OCCASION HAROLD FLOYD'S BE DERE.' Crocker Builder. 646-7406 opiates for two years. I am on the methadone program now. **OUEST FDR PASSION' BiM TREE SERVICE OFFICE, STORE Si STUDIO - -PLYMOUTH FURY II - (It's a government-approved substitute for heroin, but I YES,SIR!a,l LOVE IT.' PUBLICITY.'/ CALLS FOR PLACE DIS WEEKEND' Desperate game bites dust where TREE-MENDOCS ser CONSTRI CTION BRICK - P A IN TIN G BY CRAIG DUPLEX Kitchen with Excellent condition! Must be 1967 AUSTIN HEALY MK A BIG HOLLY Excellent location. Good traf 3000 - Running, needs restora have to get a fix every day.) WOOD PARTY vice IS guaranteed, now- All colors Glazed ■ Block, OGDEN Interior and appliances Self cleaning fic exposure surrounded by seen to be appreciated. Call oven, and dish washer Sliding tion $1000 or best offer Call If just one young person reads this and takes heed. I will .iSpiril of things, raised to offering FREE STI MP originally cost S2 to $4 each Exterior Specialist' Fully In DO IT DAILY - SAVE four banks. Rent includes 643-9729; if no answer please feel that I have accomplished something. Joint reinforcement Call glass doors to deck m baths. 872-0000 alter 6:00 p m 11-19-80 game GRINDING with tree sured Free Estimates Call MONEY by Wding the heat, parking and janitor. Call return call. The road to drugs is for fools. A kid starts because he West led his fourth-best removal Free estimates Ful- evenings, 649-5635. or 643-9508 anytime, 649-8749 Living room with fireplace 649-5334. NORTH advertisements in the and air conditioner, w-w 1976 PLYMOUTH VOLARE 2 thinks he is being smart. Or because he wants to be "in" club and South ducked it K- insured References Senior 1972 FORD F 250, 4x4 Over 486 around to his queen Declarer Citizens Discouni 643-7285 VOCNG MOTHER will take EXTERIOR PAINTING Evening Herald carpeting Two bedroom door, virtyl roof, automatic with the crowd. Or because he's afraid they will think he’s sized tires Sunroof Carpeted chicken. Taking that first joint is the dumbest thing a kid VI04 then cashed the diamond ace rare of children wer-kdays. un experienced college student. Basement with washer and Stereo. Best offer. 633-3984. transmission. AM-FM radio * KJ 10 8 7 5 dryer hook-up. $450 monthly Call 649-3743 can do. I know. It cost me my future. I had a chance to be a At trick three he led his six of R E W E A \' 1 N G BI R N til 3 00 p m in m y Quality work Very- OFFICE 4A 103 clubs toward dummy's ace-10 HOLES Zippers umbrellas Manchester home Call 643- reasonable prices Call .Mike. Heeting-Plumbing 35 649-7105 after 5 p.m 1978 FORD BRONCO Low really good ball player, but I lost interest because I would Prestige East Center Trucks lor Sele 62 rather get high I didn't even finish my education because I WEST EAST The fate of the hand repaired Window shades. 2023 569-3458 or 569-4945 mileage Best offer. 742-6649 ♦ KQ2 4A754 depended upon West s play If Venetian blinds Kevs TV NO JOB TOO S.MALL - Toilet FOUR ROOM APARTMENT Street area would rather get high. Then my head got all messed up and VK9 VQ865 he routinely playea low. FOR RE.NT Marlow s 867 C E R T IF IE D DOG LEE PAINTING Interior i repairs, plugged drains, Second floor, appliances, cen 1972 FORD PICK-UP BODY. I didn’t have a choice anymore. ♦ 43 * 0962 declarer would win with the Main Street 649-5221 GRtKI.MER All breeds Call F;xterior Check mv rate kitchen faucets replaced, tral location, no pets, securi Available in 30-60 days $175 Can be seen at Hulls Now I beat my brains out in a hot factory. Th« Fllntotones — Hanna Barbara Productions ♦ K 9 8 7 52 64 to and play diamonds After ty, lease, references $325 Desirable for accountant, Auto Body, Bolton Or call for an appointment 528-5903 before vou decorate “ tlepen- repaired rec rooms, Kids, stay straight. Say no to that first joint, and when SOUTH South knocked out the queen dable fuliv insured 646-1653 bathroom remodeling, heat Call 649-3340 before 7:00 p.m. lawyer, etc $275. 1972 CHALLENGER - Car is 646-1337 you reach 23 you will be on top of the world. Not like me. No of diamonds, the ace of clubs in good running condition Has 4 J 10 9 3 CERAMIC FIRl.NG Discount modernization, etc ,M 6i M Monthly Includes heat money. No friends Suicidal feelings Needing a fix every VA J732 would provide an entry to run rales yuick service Call 643- REMODELING kitchens, GEORGE N CONVERSE plumbing Si Heating 649-2871 TERESA APARTMENTS, 2 and light had new paint Please call 647- FORD F 150 Four Wheel day. dummy's diamond suU In all. Drive 1977 Silver 4 speed, 351 *A 254.1 bathrooms ceramic tile, Painting and paperhanging bedroom I Main St Available 9240 after 3 30 p m I’m nobody to be giving advice, considering what I've 4QJ6 declarer would make five dia counter tups block tile floors Thirty years experience Flooring 36 immediately On first floor engine Excellent condition mond tricks, three clubs and tm > done with my life, but maybe you kids out there can learn Call 646-3046 Telephone 643-2804 Ideal for elderly person or xoniiuLESTiin 1974 PINTO good condition firm Call 643-8142 after something from a loser Vulnerable; Both the ace of hearts l.AWNMOWERS FLOORSANDING i couple Located on busline Call 646-1418 6 p m.„ Dealer: West I However. West thought REPAIRED 15" Sr Citizen BABYSITTER responsible and walking distance from' 6 4 6 - 4 1 2 6 FOOUSH deeply about declarer's play DAN SHEA PAINTING Si REFINISHING floors like Weft North East South Discount' Free pick up and mother available lor child DECORATING Interior and new-’ Specializing in older shopping and banks. $320 Why would South make such delivery’ Expert service care full or part time Large monthly plus heat. Includes DEAR FOOLISH; One who haa-made mistakes, Pass Pass Pass an unusual play at trick N exterior Also Wallpapering floors Natural and stained If s Bigger and Better Than Ever picked himself up, brushed himself off, then tries to 24 24 P sss 2 NT three*’ West woufd look very ec o n o m y LAWNMOWER yard quiet street Call 649- Quality Craftsmanship' Call flixirs .No waxing anymore' carpeting appliances, air con STORE OR OFFICE SPACE Pass 3 NT Pass Pass 647-3660 5417 646-5424, or 646-1305 John Verfaille. 646-5750 ditioner, storage, and coin available. 200. 400. and up to prevent others from becoming victims is no loser in foolish if he played his king of operated laundry No pets. 5000 square feet 643-1442. The Sixth Annual Omnecticut my book. Too bad you'll never know how many lives Pass clubs and crashed East's jack 646-1021 International Automobile Show you may have saved by writing one letter. But South's two notrump bid MANCHESTER - Retail, Opening lead:^7 indicated a club stopper, obvi MANCHESTER. Kids OK. storage and or manufacturing The Hartford Civic Center ously Q J X and not just Q x Carpeted four roomer space 2.000 square feet to 50.- Declarers line of play Business Properly 26 Articles lor Sele 41 DogsBIrdsPett 43 Available now $200's 236- 000 feet Very reasonable made sense only if he had Keep Sm iling November 20 to 23 started with the singleton ace 5646 Locators Fee Brokers Protected Call P s tro Q ro p h By Oswald Jacoby MANCHESTER Cp to 5,000 FIREWOOD Kiln-dned hard of diamonds If that was the SAMSON JET PATCHES B e H a p p y Heyman Properties-at 1-226- Thursfiay-Saturday: 1 pm to 10 pm and Alan Sontag square feet zoned light in wood .scraps 2ft xlft x l‘ilt A.ND BRA.NDY are adorable EAST HARTFORD Cozy one 1206 case. West could foil declar dustry Heavy exposure to box $2 Call Steve at 646-1681 er's game plan by the unusual kittens in need of a good bedroom in house Utilities in- PI6CE8 (Feb. 30-Morcb 20) The game was. rubber 0 traffic Located East .Middle Sundayt 1 pm to 7 pm second-hand-high play of his home 342-0571 or 633-6581 cluded $145 236-5646 Wonted to Rent 57 Cfeur When striving to leant something Turnpike Available im- SNOW BLADE for truck or Rooms lor Rent 52 today you may miaa the entire bridge. ^st-W est were ahead L king of clubs When declarer Locators Fee Admi$$ion; 99‘ CNMren under 14, $2.50 adulti. and North-South bid a desper est/iblished the diamond suit, medialelv Call Mr Derosa jeep 7G ft long Call 646-1418 Bit. PAWS a n d l it t l e point If you permit your thoughts 646-1698 THREE BEDROOM to wander DIacipline your mind ate game on the diagrammed he would have no entry to the PAW'S win some triple pawed CLEAN FURNISHED ROOM APARTMENT - Will pay $270 DINING ROOM SET LATE lor ladies only All utilities in so that you're extra-attentive. deal. table to cash them Tne club tiger cats which desperatelv monthly Will pay own ARKS (March 21-ApHI 1«) In 1800 s w-ith extra leaves and cluded Conveniently located R m RENT South miqht have passed jack would block declarer's need a home 342-0571 63j- utilities Call 6493377 Mother W oyiwbf 20. IBM matters where large iaauea are at entry to the dummy pads Six needlepoint chairs, 6581 near busline and stores North's free bid of two MISC. FOR SALE plus two school age children. The moit imponani thing to stake today you should do quits diamonds, or contented him Accordingly. West rose with large buffet. Queen Ann dark References And security Call 4 ROOM APARTMENT well However, In situations mahogany Also- Antiques 644-0383 Rent guaranteed Keep In mind this coming year is self with a normal two-heart the king ana South had no JET S a lovable tiger cal No being true to yoursif Everything which are smaM. yet aigniftcant, It chance to make his game Articles lor Sele 41 Empire miniature chest and may be artother story rebid. Instead, he aggressively need for a litter box. He 11 use DECEMBER 1ST MItc. lor Rent 58 MERCURYS wtll go quite well for you. so long (NKWSP.M’KR KNTKHI'HISK .^.'LSN V bid two notrump. North, in the large mahoganv Cedar Chest vour lanlilies 342-0571, 633- GENTS ONLY Free parking as you don't maak or diaguise TAURUS (AprM 20-May 20) fall 646-0495 Companions could And It irritat ^ 1 Kitchen privileges Central Heat, Hot water, GARAGE FOR RENT U urel things to suit your or someone Our Boarding Houaa location 643-2693 lor ap ahse's moods ing today If you fail to yield on appliances, storage; St M anchestei' $20 per minor points.. Be flexible in your I PRIGHT p i a n o Solid FREE TO GOOD HOME pointment YOUR CHOICE! ALl'MlNl'M Sheet.s used a’s .■Vlaple Twin Beds Three month 646-7268 relatlonaMps. Don't make moun Shepard sheep dog 2 years and parking. $350 tains out of moiehiHs. WHEN WE (SO IN. printing plales 007 Qiick cushion .Sola Ladies and Boys Si Winthrop — Dick Cavalli old, all shots Very gootf with SHARE IG BATHS tCORPIO (Oct. M-Mov. 22) OEM M I (May 21-J u m 20) Small, 23x26 ■! 25 cents each or ,5 clothing assorted sizes New monthly, plus securi-l WElk6EL VYILL COVEl? tor $1 Phone643-2711 Must be children Cair 633-9217 KITCHEN with owner and one 1 AUTOMOTIVE Ma|or decisions won't intimidate unpleasant tasks should not be ' ME WHILE r DI5CU66 stuffed toys and games Call Evenings other tenant Both are men ty- you today, but small matters swppt under the rug today. They NO... A BUTCHER picked 'up before 11 am 649-8891 CHOIf c h o p ; c h o r c h o f = WHAT ARE ■yiOJ POIN&... PRICE.' CERTiE. 1011 ONLY References Security Call 649-8891 ONLY DOWN couid cause you to be uncharac- will only pop up later, could V(5UR IMITATK9N OP A TAKINcg- INVENTORV. WATCH FCRTHE THREE ADORABLE 649-7630 Auto Ports For Sole 60 teristicaity indeasive Treat all prove to be even more Inconven CH Cf? CHOP,. CH O P . ... 21 CI’BIC FT fudgments simiiarty. Find out ient to handle LUMBER JA CK ? . ______> FUZZ'. T h en w e POOL- 24 X 4 7 ft deep KITTENS Umking lor good refrigerator $230 30 homes Call 6496480 after LARGE PRIVATE ROOM for more of what lies ahead for you CANCER (June 21-July 22) Be CHECK t h e I’erflex filter 8 x 12 deck MANCHETSER Carpeted 299 in the year following your birth toierant In your associations with merchandise stove $130 Both new call 643- rent Household privileges $500 00 or best offer 568-7317 11 00 a m day by aanding lor your copy ol 92.13 For responsible male Securi five roomer. Near buses Kids friends today and overlook their AND 6PLlT-^l-2-3 O K $200’s 236-5646 FOR SALE, Engine. 1971- Astro^raph Mail $1 for each to small frailtiea. They'll not call Musicel Instruments 44 ty plus references Calf 649 ' A stro -O ra^. Box Fladio your to attention If you ignore .SCREENED LOAM - Gravel NEW Ql EEN SIZE 6559 Localors^ee Chevy, valve job completed U Processed Gravel Sand $200 Call after 5:30 p m 643- Qty Station. N Y. 10019' Be sure theirs. W.ATERBED Never opened LIKE N'EW ;^T OF DRUMS to specify birth date LEO (July 2>-Aug. 22) Progress Stone cpid Fill For deliveries 10 year warranty Walnut Aportmentt For Rent THREE BEDROOM 9340 call George Grilling 742-7886 with cymbals for beginner 53 SAQITTAflfUS (Nov. n-09C. 21) Is likely in your endeavors today, stained pine frame, deck Price $275 Call 646-0038 R- DUPLEX - IG baths, Don't let your mind wander from but It may not be In leaps and appliances, carpeted, large Autos For Solo 61 the taaks at hand today, or you FOR SALE - Couch end pedestal mattress, liner, V e m a l e r o o m m a t e bounds. Have an appreciation healer Originally $330 Now "WA.NTED - Non-smoking, 29 fenced back yard No pets could rnake mistakes and have for small steps, not fu*t large tables- chair T V antenna $199 563-0073 Rocky Hill $450 monthly, plus utilities WE PAY TOP PRICES for to do everything over. Concen strides 1 ! rotor $95 72 West Street 25 Manchester Townhouse $150 monthly including heat References Security Sec and wrecked and junk cars A & B tration can prevent this VmOO (Au& 22-Sepi 22) Be 1119 1 ; Saturday. 9 OO a m to II (XI Sporting Goods 46 CAPfItCOftN (Dec. 22-Oan. 19) and hot wgter 649-1312 lease required 643-!1-7780 Auto Salvage, used auto parts -very carehn today regarding a m . HG FT PLOW with hvdraulic Call Tony 6466223 NEW 1981 lY N X For the sake of expediency today whal you say to othart or to what Levy’s Law — James Schumeister TWENTY THREE FOOT you may lake some lithe risks hit A.skine$6F>0 Call 644-1755 THREE BEDROOM - Stove, Slock IlyOOS. Sale price ■6433. ONLY ‘299 down, cash you sign, important documanit DARK LOAM DELIVERED PENN-YAN Sport Fisherman VER.NON - Near 86, luxury which you normally wouldn't must be carefully studied before Sedan Hard top Excellent (ondo Appliances $345 refrigerator, dishwasher Of trade, with approved credit, plus lax 6 registration. even consider. It's unwise to signing. 5 yards, $50 plus tax Also Garage Nice neighborhood Amount financed ■6934. Finance charge '1997.20. Defer HOWSTHP EEAUy GeCAT, ...oe 16 hpeJU&T(3Lap sand gravel and stone 643' MUST SELL MOVING TO condition New electric trim -Tnonthly Security, depart from your usual pattern. UBM (6opL 2*-Oct 23) On* FLORIDA air-conditioners. references Call 423-127. 446- Manchester Tenant pays heat red payment '7891 20. Only '164.40 per month for 46 AQUARIUS (Jan. 2 y r r