- EVENING HERALD. Thurs., Dec. 18, 1880 Road race results inside today iHanrbpatpr Clear . Clearing and windy today. Turning cold this VvcATHER otternoon, continued cold Saturday. Details on Page B rratft 2. jvo l. C, No. 68 — Manoheeter, Conn., Friday, December 10,Kttrnins 1980 VOI R HOmTOWIS NEWSPAPER • Since IHfll ■ 3n„ / Reagan may call emergency

LOS ANGELES (UPI) - banks or even the stock exchange,” Carter throughout the campaign for "W ere not talking about some Michael Deaver, and domestic policy the Cabinet, which is the thing now President-elect Ronald Reagan may Meese said. failing to curb soaring inflation and extra-legal or unusual thing, like adviser Martin Anderson. He is reading memoranda on a varie­ revert to some of the powers used by "I don't think that the economic unemployment, wants to take some declaring a state of martial rule or Reagan also met with Richard ty of issues, both on the organization Franklin Roosevelt during the situation would call for that kind of immediate, dramatic action to something like that." said Meese. Lyng, president of the American of government as well as on key Depression in a dramatic effort to action, but it may call for other highlight his seriousness in attemp­ "It has none of those connotations, Meat Institute, and John Block, the issues" cure the nation's ailing economy, his steps, major executive steps." ting to reverse the faltering but it would be a matter of having a Illinois agriculture director, both of top aide says. liiose steps, Meese added, could economy, Meese said. banner under which a number of whom have been mentioned as con­ Meese predicted the Cabinet would Edwin Meese. Reagan's include the hiring freeze Reagan He also wants the actions to things would be done with the full tenders for secretary of agriculture. be announced by Christmas He designated Cabinet-level general promised to institute "my first 24 provide a vehicle "that would get the attention of the government, in­ Despite Reagan's low profile, declined to comment on a statement counselor, told reporters Thursday hours in office," controls on govern­ attention of Congress so that cluding the Congress." Meese assured reporters the by Phillip Sanchez, former director "it's a possibility" Reagan may ment spending and federal govern­ Congress would in effect suspend its Reagan plann^ no excursions out­ president-elect is still in charge, of the Office of Equal Opportunity. declare an economic emergency im­ ment bOTrowing. other work and concentrate primari­ side his Pacific F'alisades home “What he is doing is really running that he turned down the post of mediately after taking office Jan. 20. He said Reagan remained opposed ly on the legislative measures that today. Thursday, he held several things," Meese said. "He's on the Housing and Urban Development "I don't contemplate at this point to federal regulation of credit. would be proposed by the new meetings that included Meese, phone with us. He's making secretary because of the complicated anything as drastic as closing the Reagan, who blamed President president." he said. designated deputy chief of staff decisions, particularly as it relates to conflict of interest laws Kosygin dies Panel blasts MOSCOW (UPf) - Former Soviet fice, became the Soviet Union's Premier Alexei N. Kosygin, 76, a eighth premier, the nominal head of prime architect of detente and the government. foreign policy troubleshooter for 16 At first he was more visible than years, died Thursday night of a heart Mel Siebold Brezhnev, but Brezhnev — who attack. Soviet and diplomatic turned 74 today — inherited By MARY KITZMANN perhaps they were reading too much sources said today. Khrushchev's chairmanship of the llerulil Keporler between the lines "But it looks bad, Kosygin died less than two months Communist Party, and quickly used .Mel, Janenda told the embattled after resigning from the job he took that status to reduce Kosygin's role MANCHESTER— The Parks and recreation director "It looks very away from Nikita Khrushchev in in the day-to-day running of the na­ Recreation Commission flatly told had " 1964. tion. Mel Siebold, recreation director, he Siebold explained the gratuities Kosygin died at a Moscow hospital Along with Kosygin and Brezhnev, was suspected of accepting payment from Brown, a long-time friend, for members of the Soviet hierarchy, Nikolai Podgorny was given the for arranging the use of town were sometimes monetary, according to sources with access to ceremonial title of president in 1965, facilities Thursday night. sometimes not, for errands such as the Kremlin. but was dumped in 1977, and Several members, tired and dis­ driving students to the laundry and His body will lie in state for two or Brezhnev assumed that job as well. gusted at the four-month controver­ hospital. But that he never asked for three days and be cremated, a Kosygin visited the United States sy, stopped short of requesting payment. "He is my friend, " Siebold custom with most deceased Soviet in 1967, meeting in Glassboro, New Siebold's resignation, sticking to the said. "I never said Gee I'll do this if leaders, the sources said Jersey with President Lyndon John­ commission's decision that the you pay m e" They said Kosygin, who had served son to lay the groundwork for Board of Directors or the general The commission had requested the Communist cause since he joined strategic arms talk, later to be a key manager has personnel responsibili­ cancelled checks of payments along the Red army at the age of IS. would component of detente. But at home, ty with the affidavit, but none were probably be buried in the Kremlin he was largely reduced to handling But unwilling to drop it, the com­ received. But tor the first time Wall, the nation's highest domestic issues. mission decided to seek a joint Siebold revealed in 1980. the first posthumous honor. In that capacity, he is credited with meeting with the Board of Directors summer the group paid 50 cents each At the time Kosygin asked to be beginning tlie drive to improve the "We either forgot the whole thing per night for the stay, he was given a relieved of his duties because of his lot of the RuMian consumer,who has or what have you," Joseph Sulvester. 3200 check. The check included, health, he had not been seen in public one of the lowest standard of living in commission member said. Siebold said, 370 for the "Y " and 335 since Aug. 3, the end of the Moscow Europe. Hard, clear language from the Olympic Cannes, and wellinformed for a car mirror, and a refund from "I am never completely satisfied commission characterised the hit daughter's tour. sources said he had suffered at least with the state of our economy or our meeting with Dorothy Brindamour The revealation clearly shocked Italy Needs Our Help two heart attacks in the past year. science,” he said. threatening to resign unless the the commission and John DiDonato Kosygin and Leonid Brezhnev led But one one his biggest successes matter was cleared. The meeting immediately questioned why the en­ the triumverate that ousted was in foreign policy, arranging a was several hours after receiving a tire payment wasn't dnsclosed in two Khrushchev from power in 1964 and truce between India and Pakistan sworn statement from William other meetings divided his posts and prestige after the two subcontinent nations' Brown, owner of Student Valley "You never asked me. " Siebold between them. second war over Kashmir in 1965. Tours from California. The state­ said 'You asked me how the pay­ Kosygin, who was the only Soviet Kosygin was born into a working' ment, requested after receiving a ment was made, and I said by head of government not to be forced class family in St. Petersburg, now notarized statement and not an af­ check ' out of office by a purge or to die in of­ Leningrad, on Feb. 29, 1904. fidavit, in October, said Brown had Janenda responded the "whole paid Siebold a "gratuity for his ser­ thing leaves a very unhealthy vice rendered beyond those aroma ' "Why wasn't the payment Visions of sugar plums associated" with recreation director. explained as part of the process" Looking forward to Christmas and the joy it traditionally The controversy began several The commission divided over the Holiday season months ago when Siebold said Stu­ next step in the controversy. Dorothy brings, a child looks at the toys and gifts assembled at dent Valley Tours had not paid for Heritage Savings and Loan Association, Main Street Brindamour pushed for the joint use of the Community "Y " and meeting with the Board of Directors. The Connecticut Italian Earthquake Relief Manchester. The gifts have been donated to the Manchester Brown told a newspaper he did. But Fred Rainey, who in earlier Inc., needs our help in the form of monetary time of family Area Conference of Children for distribution to needy children Brown later changed his version, ad­ meetings strongh pressed Siebold. to ensure them some of the traditional holiday joy. (Herald mitting to paving only in the summer surprisingly was in favor of "letting donations to send to Italy to rebuild those MA.NtJIES I'KK — Wherever you MACC would like to make this photo by Pinto) of 1980. the matter rest go, make an attempt to ignore all the Christmas special, with a hot meal The commission then sought the Asked why the turnabout after the cities completely destroyed by the recent rem inders of a family-oriented bountiful enough to last two days, a sworn statement to "clear the air," meeting, Ramey said I m just so as Joel Janenda. commission chair­ Christmas. bright red robe, and a present to her tired by the whole thing " earthquake. Any denomination will be greatly The reminders are pervasive, since man, noted. But the sworn statement Apparently his leelings reflected mother from a community that received yesterday left the commis­ spending the holidays with family is cares Directors satisfied the other members' but several appreciated. Let them know we care. a given in our society For people sion "back on step one, " questioning didn't think the matter could be Food may be left at any fire station Siebold's conduct according to who have no family, this constant in town, including the Eighth District dropped "We re beyond that point. Janenda. reminder of their own isolation is firehouse, at any time until Monday. with police budget Janenda said Janenda had prepared a statement particularly depressing. It can also be dropped off at the Con­ "1 don't think we can work ef­ E sp ecially poignant Is the cordia Lutheran Church on Pitkin in which Brown would attest there ficiently." Mrs. Brindamour said It experience of one local woman whom Street between 9 a m. and 3 p m. By MARTI> KKAK.NS had been no payment for use of the should be straightened out or 1 will the Manchester Area Conference of weekdays. "Y" But apparently under legal leave this commission Herald Keporler counsel the "gratuity" phrase was Churches hopes to aid this Christ­ Gifts for elderly people such as this Related story Page 14 In seeking the meeting with the added. mas woman and her mother may be left MAN(;HE.STER - The Police directors, Janenda said this morning, The woman's father died one year Department won't have new patrol "I have a great deal of difficulty when askiMl, the commission tried to at the Heritage Savings Bank on with this whole thing." Janenda said All donors, unless specified will be printed in on Dec. 5. Her sister died the officers on the streets for another vacancies were due to this year's tell General Manager Robert Weiss Main Street, or the branch office by "It smacks of having taking money in following year, on Dec. 13. When her the K-Mart Department Store on year, and three town directors tight police budget While the "he has a problem but in frustration connection with making the lacilities The Manchester Evening Herald as they are sister-in-law passed away one Dec Spencer Street. agreed Thursday the delay is ad­ department's budget was reduced to of appropriate action the commis­ available It seems you put yourself 30. the never-married lady went to Gifts may also be left at St. ministrative. not the result of finan­ eliminate past supluses. the direc­ sion seeks tbe board meeting received. in an extremely compromising keep house for her brother. Two Bartholomew's on East Middle Turn­ cial malpractice. tors said they provided for staff in­ position " Weiss told the members last night years ago on Dec 24, he died pike, at the town's Human Services A bi-partisan subcommittee of creases. town directors said it was satisfied Janenda and the four other com­ the appropriate questions were being She visits her mother, the only Department on Center Street, St. Cassano said the departmenl has COMMITTEE MEMBERS the police department handled its mission members questioned the use asked, and they were the same he other surviving family member, Mary's Church on Park Street, or any already spent $15,(X)0 for overtime twice each month. A very limited finances properly, but ordered police of the word "gratuity' saying had Paul J Rossetto fire station. and expects another $26,(MK) to be Send Donations to.... social security check does not permit MACC officials ask that all gifts be to seek its approval of any budget Anthony LoGrasso paid. The budget assumes about 320,- much flexibility, but by living in one unwrapped, although if donors wish transfers within the department. Bernie Giovino 000 in annual fixed overtim e room, she is able to save enough to to provide wrapping paper separate­ Deputy Mayor Stephen Cassano, Nate Agostinelli expenses for work on holidays and take her mother a treat. ly, it would be appreciated. Gifts Director James McCavanaugh.both special events. Raymond F Damato The treat helps her mother, who should be left by Tuesday. Democrats, and Republican Director Dominic Squatrito. Esq lives in a convalescent home, know At the same time, the directors 9 Conn. Italian Earthquake Relief Inc. Checks, made out to “Seasonal Peter DiRosa yesterday expressed Joseph Hachey her daughter is there. They are both Sharing, " may be mailed to P.O. Box confidence in Police Chief Robert said they expected the department to frlcloy. Barry W Botticello, Esq a bit less lonely for each other's 773, Manchester, 06040. They will be Lannan. hire five patrol officers by the end of Sam Fllloramo presence. helpful through the holiday season. this fiscal year. Cassano said police Day 412 Page 15. Paul Willhide Last Christmas, this woman Two weeks ago, the town Police un­ would not fill the total of nine patrol Saturday’s NFL game to be P.O. Box 143, Manchester, Conn. 06040 vacancies. Capt. Joe Brooks remembers another lady, who was Democrats ion sharply criticised Lannan for not Today is tbe 412th day tbe carried on TV Without any an­ Anthony Abbruzzese kind enough to give her a bottle of filling vacancies in the detective and The detective division also has hostages have been held captive in nouncers. Page 16. Pages 17 through 20 list official James Holmes cologne when she brought her a patrol divisions. Edward J. Tighe, three vacancies, and Cassano praised Iran. MACC-sponsored holidav meal. seeking calm Five Mile Road Race finishers. James Zuccardy This Advertisement Sponsored By: president of Local'1495. of the the Board of Directors for funding American Federation of State, Coun­ Jack DeOuattro HARTFORD (UPI) - Senate the positions in this year's budget A ty and Municipal Employees, inside today Sam Crispino I CANT BELIEVE Democrats, trying to avoid a bitter union grevience prostesting the Christmas spirit power struggle, have nominated five- charged Lannan was increasing over­ department's promotion system has time assignments instead of filling Dean Machine Products, Inc. - Peter e . Nakten is, Pre$. THERE ARE ONLY 5 term Sen. James J. Murphy Jr. of stalled the hirings. Classified...... 23-26 the 12 vacancies in the department. An advertisement in The Herald Norwich as president pro tempore The budget cut about 360,(X)0 for the Comics...... 27 WORE SHOPPING PAYS The directors attributed the hiring placed by a Manchester map in the for the 1981-ffi Legislature. 4.5 positions which the Public Ad­ Editorial ...... ■...... 4 Trash-Away, b ic.. Jeanne Lombardo, Pres. delays to administrative problems, spirit of the holiday season has You- contrttNitien it , 'TIL CHRISTMAS.' Sen. Richard .Schneller of Essex ministration Services report said lie F am ily...... 9-10 noting the town was forced to been misinterpreted by several will remain majority leader under an vacant annually. The directors also residents and groups. Page 3. Obituaries ...... 14 Fllloramo Construction Company, bic. - sarh Fiiioramo, Pres. Tax Deductible agreement scheduled to be presented develop its own examinations when ordered Lannan not to transfer any of Peopletalk ... 2 today to a special caucus of the the state stopped testing police can­ the 340,000 budgeted each year for in sports Sports...... 15-20 Senate’s 23 Democrats. didates earlier this year. painting lines on the town's roads. 'Television ...... 12 The current president pro tempore, The directors said they summoned And the directors cut the Girls’ soccer p n ^ m a must in W eather...... 2 Pasta Kaliana, Inc. - Roger M. Negro, Pres. Joseph Fauliso of Hartford, will Lannan and Town Manager Robert department's overtime account, future at Manchester High. Weekend...... 12-18 succeed Lt. Gov. William O'Neill, Weiss to Wednesday's closed-door assuming transfers would be made Schoolboy wrestling prospects. Update ...... 2 who will become governor Jan. 1. meeting after the chief explained the from the personnel account. 2 - EVENING HERALD, Fri , Dec 19, 1880 EVENING HERALD, Fri., Dec. 19, 19«0 - 3 Minority ad touches nerves at Christmas IJpdote. wanted to know who bought the ad, statements?’ That’s one way not to with.” By S T E V E HARRY newspaper would publish an ad en­ along, here, where we have a wide Exreulivr Editor couraging .minorities to move to town ticking of names of several factions mixture of different people with reflect on its meaning." ' H6' said the ad was intended to put within the community, saying he was different beliefs, how can we expect He said the ad “ is just a mirror or the issue, "on the table,” for people The 5-year cooperative education program will allow deferrable loads. MANCHESTER - This is a in the midst of an already severe 1.1 million subscribers of the Century Contract plan certain it was one of them, trying to Ho get along with anyone else in the each person's soul,’’ adding, to discuss and think about. Ask probe students to alternate their academic program with four Tampa Electric serves over 280,000 customers in the Christmas story. It's not about housing shortage. Others, a small offered by Blue Cross & Blue Shield of Connecticut. minority, call^ to say they dis­ stir deep feelings of racial hatred. rest of the world?” he asked. "Bigotry is in all of us at times. semesters of work. The current program allows for two Florida Gulf Coast area. Tampa joins Florida Power Co., Bethlehem, except, maybe, in an HARTFORD (UPI) - Connecticut's Catholic bishops The approved increase Thursday was the amount Mike agreed with the ad and those The ad was placed by Terry " How do we get along with people Selfishly, I feel by writing that, and When Harlow ’s feelings were semesters of work. Florida Power and Light Co. and the City of Lakeland as abstract sense. It’s not about Mary have called for an investigation info the recent slayings had said would be acceptable when he rejected Blue specified in the ad weren't welcome Harlow, a hand book binder, artist who differ with us? Certainly not by letting you iise my name, now I've explained to Mrs. Carr, she said. another ASEP system owner In Florida. and Joseph, except, perhaps, in the of four American missionaries in El Salvador. Cross & Blue Shield's request for a $43.5 million hike on in their neighborhoods. and poet. forcing our owp culture upon them," got to support myself. So I’m on the 'T m absolutely astonished at In a telegram Thursday to E l Salvador’s president, Giles Packer, the school’s cooperative education coor­ acceptance of people who move to Monday. Notable were calls from prominent Harlow agreed to come forward, he said. line a little bit. That's O.K." anybody expressing it that way tin an lands far from their birthplaces. Napoleon Duarte, the six bishops also asked Uiat Under state law, the commissioner may only accept or dinator, said Thursday the “ main thrust of the 5-year by name, in a conversation Thursday Harlow said he wrote the ad while Harlow added, " I voted for HUD, newspaper ad). Usually when I see It's about a man who bought a persons in Manchester who have measures be taken to bring an end to all acts of terrorism reject proposed rates and does not have the right to set program is career development and insurance of a source REITA fiscal with the Herald. attending the human rights obser­ but that's not the issue here. He said this sort of thing it's a turn-around to newspaper ad. It’s about those who been involved in trying to promote and aggression against religious personnel in the country. rates. of income to the student to finance his or her education Why did he buy the ad? vance Sunday in Center he also had been involved in make fun and degrade people. I read the ad and put their own inter­ community harmony. "The brutal and wanton slayings of the four American The new rates will take effect Jan. 1 and increase costs." " To really touch the Christmas Congregational Church. But why did volunteer work where he was a tutor never, for one minute, considered it BOSTON (U P I) — The Real Estate Investment Trust pretation on its meaning. They said the ad was hateful. It missionaries in El Salvador calls for a most thorough and premiums for individual and group Century Contract sub­ of America Thursday announced a fiscal year ended net was threatening. It could be a spirit,” he said, “ You know there’s he leave his name off the ad? for black children in Hartford. He was sincere.” immediate investigation so that the perpetrators of this The ad appeared in Wednesday's scribers by 14.1 percent. income of $3.85 million or $2.36 per share on gross prelude to some kind of race- so much that goes on in our day-to- He said, "I’m not so concerned said he learned to accept others when Rubin's reaction to the explanation heinous crime will be brought to justice, " the bishops Officials said the firm wasn't expected to file a court Evening Herald and was signed, AS&E Order receipts of $10.41 million. motivated violence. day life that we’re never really able that the reaction to it be toward 'h^. he spent three years at a major world was that he would want time to res­ said appeal in an attempt to get its full earlier request, but CAMBRIDGE. Mass. (UPI) - American Science and simply, " Manchester Resident.” to look at it in a real overview." I wanted people to reflect m o re ^ university in Denmark. “ There 1 pond in a prepared text, but said. The bishops also sent letters to President-elect Ronald had indicated it may seek another rate hike for the plan Nancy Carr, executive director of " I'm saying, as a Manchester resi­ the message than on me. If my name learned to get along with people I " I’m glad, if that’s the point of view, Engineering Inc. Thursday said it has received a load A year ago, REITA reported a net income of $4.44 It said, "WANTED: Blacks Reagan, President Carter and the United SUtes Catholic next year. the Manchester Area Conference of dent, I’d welcome anyone as my is down there, everyone is just going didn't like and le a rn t to like a lot of but I wish it was expressed in a less management system order from the Tampa Electric Co., million or $2.72 per share on gross receipts of $9.31 Hispanics, Iranians, Humanists, etc. Conference pledging support in efforts for a probe of the Churches, said the ad was sarcastic. neighbor,” he said. to ask. ‘who is this guy to make these people I, at first, didn’t get along ambiguous fashion. " Tampa. Fla. million. to live among us, become our slayings. neighbors, enrich our mutual lives, "It looks like the sort of statement " The issue is our attitude. Are we Work experience that is just going to raise the hackles to classify each individual by where The ASEP system operates over a utility's power dis- For the three months ended, net income totaled about contribute to our personal growth Tenants group NEW BRITAIN lU P l) — Central Connecticut State on the backs of people's necks who they came from, or by what they tribution network to provide load management functions $1 million or 62 cents per share on gross receipts of $2.84 and evolving common culture. Apply, MANCHESTER - Approves hike College begins a bachelor’s degree program next year are bigots and just cause more con­ believe, or by how they practice their such as load control, survey, and demand metering. The million versus a year ago when net income was $869,000 apply, apply in person." Walter Mosky of apart­ aimed at allowing students to combine work experience troversy." HARTFORD (U PI) - State Insurance Commissioner pilot system supplies direct control for about 300 or 53 cents per share on gross receipts of $2.51 million. beliefs?" he asked. ment 49G has been elected Joseph C. Mike has approved a $32 million rate hike for with their classroom education. The ad brought a large number of He said the key to acceptance of president of the Rachel calls to The Herald None of the Ben Rubin, leader of the people who practice different Road Tenant's Association. callers believed it was a sincere Manchester Tenants Association religions and cultural backgrounds is Others elected to office message. appeared in the Herald office, clip­ being more broad-minded. "That's are Jean Marchuk. 49H, Peopletalk' Poles ration meat Some callers asked how the ping of the ad in hand, demanding to not to say we should give up our own vice-president; Marjorie newspaper dare publish such adver­ know how the newspaper could faith, it's done by understanding the Atwood, 49J, secretary; tising because all it would do is stir possibly accept such an ad. beliefs of others. " he explained. Robin Atwood, 29H, SPECIAL Carson plays cupid " 1 think America is the last great up more racial tension in the com- He said it was "obviously racist." treasurer. The post of Husky for holiday season munitv. Some asked why the It should never have appeared. He hope of the world. If we can't get executive chairman will be Central Casting would never pick Johnny Carson filled later. to play Cupid, but that's what happened WARSAW, Poland (UPI) - Poland Danish Farmers Organization. In addition, Essfood said the Shop Organizer Elections took place at a Three years ago Mcl.ean Stevenson — Henry instituted Christmas rationing of Essfood, said boats have begun majority of the foodstuffs promised recent meeting. Plus Soeii'ai Puce Only Blake on "M-A-S-H " reruns and more recently the meat and sugar and unveiled a ferrying thousands of tons of pork, by the European Economic Com­ Report on school status IOV1IT niiNiAtw in star of "Hello Larry " — appeared on Carson's NBC regular meat rationing plan for the fish and sugar from the Danish munity will ^ sent by ferry from 19-piece "Tonight " show $ 1 9 9 9 new year, and Danish farm ers capital to Poland in an effort to Copenhagen to Swinemunde to en­ Lioness Club Stevenson complained about having trouble get­ rushed food to the economically deliver as much as possible before sure a faster delivery than overland Socket Set « IZZjw o. ting dates Carson introduced him. on camera, to ailing nation in time for the Yule helps study enrollment M ANCHESTER - The Christmas. through East Germany. Rugged, injection-molded, wall mounted Ginny Fosdick. one of the show’s talent coor­ holidays. The community agreed at its re­ Manchester Lioness Club MANCHESTER - A report on the amounted to a very small part of the Two representatives from each of organizer keeps tools in their place. Plus, MATMIII rOIOCMT:UT • 1^:::------dinators No one even knew they were dating, but on As green rationing coupons were Three boats, carrying 40 trucks cent meeting in Luxembourg to sell will conduct a housewares 9 the 11 elementary schools have been Dec 8 of this year they were married in Captive issued to Poles to regulate the loaded with the food, departed Poland, faced with a meat shortage physical status of the town's 11 education budget, it would work and miscellaneous gift sale portable socket tray that comes off the wall invited to the meeting which will be For Period Ending 7 a m EST 12.'20 80 Friday night Island, Fla Stevenson announced the wedding this purchase of meat, processed meat Copenhagen with the first delivery of and economic production that failed elementary school plants will be against a decision to close a portion on Friday and Saturday for outside jobs. at 7:30 p.m. on the second floor of the will find a mass of frigid air engulfing much of the North week on the Carson show. products and butter during the the eventual 46,000 metric tons, to meet planned targets. 50,000 given in February to a subcommittee of the plant. If the cost were a higher from to a m. to 10 p.m. at Includes highest-quality, American-made Board of Education offices at 45 N. and East, with the freezing line dipping weli into the C'ar.son quipped. "Well, at least one of them's Christmas season. Poland's parlia­ which Polish authorities contracted metric tons of meat at a cost 15 per­ of the Board of Eklucation which is proportion, it might suggest the M arshall's M all in the sockets and Kwik Socket Release'" Push-Button School St. Southland Some snow will be found over parts of the working " NBC last sea.son said goodbye to "Hello ment scheduled a meeting today to to purchase, the Danish firm said. studying what to do in response to the wisdom of a closing. Manchester Parkade. Ratchet for easy socket removal even with greasy cent below the Western European That committee will review some northern Rockies and Lower Lake Region while generally Larrv "■ discuss how to pull the nation out of Essfood said Ihe Poles will pay the declining school population. The zoning information from Lam­ All new products made fingers. All backed by full no-time-limit warranty. market price. of the same materials being used by fair weather rules the large balance of tbe nation. its economic crisis. normal market price but have been Today's parliamentary session will The committee, meeting son is being sought to help the group by the home-bound blind Minimum temperatures include, (approx max the Board of Education subcom­ In Copenhagen Thursday, the granted easier credit terms. deal with the national social- Wednesday night, asked for that in finding out what non-educational and the clients of the mittee in its study. readings in parenthesis) Atlanta 27 (39l, Boston 10 (25). Teacher^s pet economic plan for 1981, the national report from Wilfred Dion, director of uses or uses shared with education Sheltered Workshop Blind School Superintendent James Chicago3 (17). Cleveland -1 (16) Dallas 32 ( 50), Denver budget for the coming year as well as buildings and grounds for the the are feasible in the various schools. will be available. Products When Dominique Maure turned up as guest lec­ Kennedy Wednesday night reviewed 17 (45). Duluth 17 (7), Houston 37 (54). Jacksonville 38 "getting the country gradually but Board of Elducation. The committee will not hold a include dish towels, ironing turer at a New York area college, she was the point-by-point the recommendations (56). Kansas City 11 (22). Little Rock 25 (43). Los Angeles promptly out of the (economic) crisis The committee will also seek from January meeting, but will meet in board pads and covers, pot teacher's pet And the students' pet Mrs. Maure, Riot squads end made in 1979 by a citizen’s advisory NME fHAN JIVfO mUlfS. AMTO PEOPLE.' 48 ('71). Miami 60 (75). .Minneapolis -5 (8i. New Orleans 36 Alan Lamson. town planner, infor­ February. Meanwhile the PTA Coun­ holders and mitts, aprons, 32. is a former Penthouse magazine "Pet of the and stabilizing the socioeconomic Route 44. Avon; 1473 Wilbur Cross Highway. Borlin; 927 Blue Hills Ave . Bloomfiold; 400 Connecticut (51), New York 12 24). Phoenix 43 76 , San Francisco 46 cil has scheduled a meeting Jan. 19 committee and found the recommen­ 1 1 1 Year "■ situation." the official news agency mation on the zoning status of the bibs, wood products and Blvd.. East Hartford; 2 Tolland St Eaat Hartford; 141 Freshwater Blvd . Enfiald; 606 Enfield S t. (54). Seattle 39 ( 50). .St Louis 13 (24). Washington 20 (33) schools with a view to determining for its own study of the situation. dations valid. many other items. Enfiald;; 141 Hebron Ave., Qlaatonbury; 179 Middle Turnpike. Manchastar; 193 Pratt St... Marldan; The class was in public relations, and Mrs. Maure PAP said. what non-educational uses could be All proceeds will benefit 49 Williams St., Middletown; 1045 Westk^am S t . New Britain; 117 Mam S t , Old Saybrook; Rte 44-A explained her public relations responsibilities violence in Miami PAP said the economic targets so Vernon; 104 Thomaston Ave . Waterbury; made of school plants. local charities. Mansfield Shopping Plaza. Storra; 593 Talcottville Rd promoting the magazine But when it came time for far set by Polish officials took into 512 Silas Deane Highway,, WatharaflaldWatharaflald;; 540 New FPark Ave , West Hartford; 69 Turnpike Rd . MIAMI (UPI I — Police riot squads Tex., acquitted former Dado County The request to hear Dion came Weather forecast questions, students didn t stick to the subject " Are account the agreements reached Windsor Locks; 303 Walnut St Agawam, MA quieted an outbreak of rock-and policeman Charles Veverka on from Peter Crombie, a subcom­ Chrysler tries following the summer strikes which Clearing windy and turning colder this afternoon you married’’ " a student asked bottle-throwing by youths in a black charges he tried to cover up the mittee member, and drew some A groan went up when she .said yes Did .she have swept the country. Temperatures falling into the 20s or minus 4 Celsius neighborhood the night after a white beating death of black businessman objection from Amy Burns, co- any sisters'’ 1 have one sister, but she s married Recent proposals for decen­ Clear and very cold tonight Lows from 10 below zero to former policeman was acquitted in Arthur McDuffie. chairman of the Manchester PTA and has a bunch of kids " Mrs Maure said she did tralizing the economic system and in­ to stay afloat 10 above zero Sunny and continued cold Saturday Highs the beating death of a black man. The acquittal of four white former Council. not teel posing nude made her sexually exploited " I troducing self-management into fac­ WASHINGTON (UPI) - The only Chrysler Loan Guarantee Board, from the teens to the mid 20s F’olice said the area was quiet today. police officers in that case triggered She felt that plant cost should be am now a businesswoman and 1 feel that I am more tories were not mentioned in the reassuring word Treasury Secretary which doles out increments of Reports of gunshots brought at the May riots the sole or chief standard which libeTated than the average women s libber. " she PAP accounts. G. William Miller has so far for the federal aid authorized by Congress l.on|{ Island Sound least 15 police patrol units with riot Police, howeyer. declined to link should be used in determining where said equipment swarming to the area the Thursday night disturbances — The ration coupons issued Thurday Chrysler Corp. is that it is making ior the company. Long Island *'ound from W utrh Hilt. R.l. to Mon- and whether to close school plants. "progress." M iller talked with reporters after about 9 p.m. Thursday involving hit-and-run rock-and bottle- allow the purchase of 1.76 pounds of Behind the objection was the argu­ lauk Point. .: Northwest winds at 20 to 30 knots and meat, the same amount of processed The nature of that progressikMiller presiding over an early evening ses­ There were no injuries or arrests throwing attacks by bands of youths ment that the committee should not gusty this afternoon Northwest winds diminishing to 15 meat, such as sausages, and one told reporters Thursday, is that the sion of the board. to 25 knots tonight and Saturday Clear this afternoon Payoff time reported. proceed on the assumption that About two miles away in the — with Veverka's acquittal packet of butter per working person ailing No 3 auto firm is stilt talking No decisions were reached Fair skies tonight and Saturday Visibility 1 to 3 miles in Illinois Gov James R Thompson lost a football riMliW a plant was the inevitable to the parties essential to working whether to extend Chrysler more predominantly black Liberty City Miami’s black leaders reacted over the week-long Christmas-period. precipitation, otherwise more than 5 miles Average bet and owes California Gov Edmund G Brown 10 answer to the problem. out a final plan to keep it afloat — its guarantees, and officials said none section, the center of riots last May angrily to the Veverka verdict but Polish authorities also said a wave heights 5 to 8 feet today and 3 to 5 feet tonight gallons of gasohol Crombie agreed that should not be workers, its banks and its suppliers. would be made until the board of­ that left 18 dead, a fire broke out at plead^ against violence regular rationing plan, to take effect Thompson s gasohol was riding on Eastern the assumption, but he insisted that "There has been no breakdown," ficially receives Chrysler’s $1 billion an elementary school. lor the new year, will permit the . Kxtended outlook Illinois University, defeated last weekend by such information as the state of Miller said. “ The banks continue to cost-cutting plan. E Law-enforcement agencies have mere were also sporadic out­ average Pole to buy just 6.6 pounds of repair of mechanical systems, roofs, Extended outlook for New England Sunday through California s CalPoly at San Luis Obispo If Brown discuss with them. The employees been on alert for civil disorders since breaks of rock- and bottle-throwing meat per month and energy efficiency would help the Tuesday had lost, he would have owed Thompson 25 pounds continue to discuss with them. That's That plan was outlined publicly by a federal court jury at San Antonio, Wednesday night committee in arriving at con­ Massarliusflls. Kliodr Island and < iinnrrtiriil: of wood energy pellets, made of compacted progress." Chrysler Chairman Lee A lacocca clusions. He said that if the entire Generally clear through the period Very cold Sunday sagebrush The cautious statement reflected Wednesday. The company is asking known projected maintenance cost with moderating temperatures Monday and Tuesday Thompson hopes Archer Daniels Midland Co . of M iller’s role as chairman of the for a temporary^wage freeze. Lows 5 below zero to 5 above on Sunday then 5 to 15 above Decatur, the country’ s top producer of alcohol lor on Monday and Tuesday Highs 15 to 25 Sunday gasohol. will donate the fuel moderating to 25 to 35 on Tuesday His press secretary. Dave Gilbert, said. ”W’e ve been thinking about supplying the governor of C Mainr. Nen Hampshire; Large assortment Generally lair and cold through the period but with a California with a bushel of corn and let him grind chance of flurries north Highs in the teens and 20s north his own Thompson added "That s a possibility k\pre-wrapped wine gift set$^ and 20s to low 30s south Lows 5 above to 10 below north We didn’t say in which form the gasohol would be and zero to 10 above south delivered Holla Wente Yes, that’s exactly what we’re offering when you purchase' Quote of the day Calla Beer a Curtis Mathes Color TV or Video recorder from us...Now The Almanac ,New" York City Council minority leader Angelo through December 24, 1980. Hurry for Best Selection! t «REAT Champagne llM$es: Arculeo blocked at least temporarily a memorial By I niled Press Inlernaliunal Gallo Today is Friday. 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EVENING HERALD. Frl., Dec. 19, U90 - 5 4 - EVENING HERALD, Fri., Dec. 19, 1880 Thoughts n Editorial There are only five more dayt until Christmas Eve. For many people In Fire kills Vietnamese refugee family the world around us the primary con­ cern at this time of year Is nothing SALT LAKE CITY (UPI) - The badly burned and the roof had because It did not n|eet a new fire “They were so excited to be here,” The blaze broke out shortly before source of the fire. but worry! They worry because time owners of an apartment building collapsed on their bodies. Mid Fire code that go^s Into effect Jan. 1, Mid Julie Csere, a worker for the 2 p.m. on the second floor. Flames Anh Hoang, who lived in the apart­ Loan debt policy Is running dut on them and they still where 12 members of a Vietnamese Marshal Eldon Marshall. An exit was Baker Mid. Tolstoy Foundation, a refugee quickly spread to the third floor and ment below the victims, told firemen have so much shopping, decorating, refugee family — including nine available In the kitchen, but they One member of the refugee family relocation organization. “It makes the roof, forcing tenants to flee for he plugged a television set Into a childien — died in a roaring blaze entertaining and merry making to chose not to use it. escaped the flames by leaping three me so Md. I met them at the airport their lives. socket. Minutes later, as his children were warned just two weeks ago that do. > “It looks like they just got scared floors to the ground. Dong Thel broke and they came to my office just a few “I could hear them screaming, but watched a program the TV began to the building (ailed to meet a new city and pll huddled together in there," is a bill co-sponsored by Christmas for too many people a leg and sustained other serious in­ hours before the fire to apply for there was no way. to reach them," smoke and Rames erupted from a Uncle Sam manages a fire code, the (Ire chief says. Mid Marshall. juries. The tenant of another apart­ Social Security cards so they could Mid Joseph Franklin, who lived In these days is nothing more than a closet behind the set. mighty big financial opera­ Sasser and Sen. Charles H. Names of the dead were withheld ment also broke a leg in a leap from a work.” the apartment next to the refugees. But Marshall said it was unclear gathering of all the relatives to Several of the victims had arrived tion and needs to look to his Percy, R-Ill. which would pending notification of next of kin. window. Five other Vietnamese families “The fire spread so fast, I couldn't whether the fire started in the TV or exchange presents and drink eggnog. In Utah from a refugee camp In collection of loans and other turn over names of loan -Thailand le u than 24 hours before It was the deadliest (Ire In Salt Dong and and at least four of the lived in the turn-of-the-century g e t o u t either door to my was simply first observed coming People who think of Christmas In this the (lames engulfed the three-story Lake City’s history. Mid Fire Chief dead had arrived in the United States building along with several elderly apartment." from the closet. debts just as successful defaulters to the commercial Evan Baker. About 30 people were manner will find this holiday a night­ Avalon Apartments Thursday. Wednesday to live In the Avalon with couples. Many of the Vietnamese Franklin scrambled down a fire es­ DO IT DAILY - KNOW WHO TO credit establishment. left homeless. business operators must do. mare. We might even go so far as to relatives who sponsored their im- were participating in refugee cape with his infant daughter in his CALL WHEN YOU NEED Firemen found the dead piled on City Inspectors told the Avalon’s This is the idea behind a Sasser also would like to state that they will have a rotten migratioii to the United States. Both programs sponsored by the Mormon arms. A passerby help him lower the SOMETHING DONE by reading the top of each other in a kitchen of the owners two weeks ago that the apart­ drive in the U.S. Senate for see two other moves in the Christmas Instead of a blessed and families were staying in the four- Church, which helped relocate many girl the last 10 feet.' Business and Service Directory In thjrd-floor apartment. They were ment would not be relicensed room apartment. of those left homeless bv the fire. Fire officials were unsure of the thp Rvpnino Hpro\(], toughened collection policies government loan recovery merry one. program: There are any number of reasons which Sen. James Sasser, D- why their Christmas will be rotten, Bringing the Internal Tenn. says could make a $16 but one thing for sure Is that they billion difference in the Revenue Service into the pic­ Reagan team builds wall around Presser have failed to view this day as the national deficit within a year. ture so that overdue loans birth of Christ and thus they have WASHINGTON (UPI) — President-elect Ronald .Reagan’s transition team wants to build a “hundred- Cleveland, who heads the Later, in a Los Angeles largest, and one of only two States Pension and Welfare would be made up out of tax missed His rebirth into their lives. Of about $175 billion foot wall’’ to separate powerful Teamsters Ohio news conference, top major unions to endorse Fund charge mismanage­ Yet we seem to choose the things currently owed the federal refunds; and deducting from Teamsters Union Vice Conference, was named Reagan aide Edwin Meese Reagan's election. ment of fund assets. There and education with student fairness to the taxpayers and The new Reagan ad­ that make for a rotten Christmas in­ ‘Dead’ boy appears in court "It's one of those things government, $47 billion is due salaries of federal employees President Jackie Presser Monday to serve as senior countered that Presser has also have been recent court loans making up the biggest moral reasons as well. ministration will be tackling stead of seeking out the pathway that from any conflict of in­ labor adviser to the tran­ not been convicted, in­ that's a matter of judg­ affidavits alleging strong to make up applicable EDMONTON, Alberta treatments for his dying thing was a total now — and $25 billion of that a number of challenging will lead us to Christ In the manger. tere st with the Labor sition's economic affairs dicted or even subpoenaed. ment and it was felt that ties with organiz^ crime single category. Lax collections on loans son. fabrication," Hazel Mid. is in arrears. delinquencies. Check this list of six easy ways to (UPI) — As the judge Department. group and also as labor co- He Mid Presser was "ob­ bis advice in the particular figures. can encourage dishonesty, economy goals. A revitalized The last robbery, he Mid, He then summoned the Collection efforts would be It is important that loan reviewed Andrew MeWin- That assertion came chairman for Reagan's in­ viously one of the leading area that he is advising, The effort to revitalize experience a rotten Christmas. Cut was in March to pay for the boy's mother. Christine programs be operated on a public and private, when peo­ debt collection program, nle's heart-rending tale of Thursday in response to augural. Teamster officials in the labor matters, would be collections has sputtered for directed to such categories as them out and put them on your boy's funeral. Stewart, to the stand. She already in the works, should robbing five banks to pay reports of alleged ties "We’ve built a hundred- United States," and Mid, valuable to the transition agriculture, foreign aid, business-like basis — not only ple are given reason to think refrigerator so that you can avoid He explained that his testified MeWinnie was not a couple of years but now for Laetrile treatments between Presser and foot wall between him and "It is desirable to have learn," Meese Mid. "He is because the government they can get away with not be overlooked as a high their magnetic attraction and their mother died a lingering the boy’s father, that she shows signs of getting off the small business, housing and and the funeral of his organized crime figures anything that comes close so m e o n e with that not advising on matters priority item. inevitable destruction of your Christ­ cancer-ridden son, a 9- death of cancer and he had lived with MeWinnie ur.ban development projects. needs the money but for cheating on their obligations. and the fact that Presser is to even the appearance of a background as one of the pertaining to law enforce­ ground. The immediate focus mas celebration. couldn't stand to kee the for about a year and was year-old boy played with an a defendant in two Labor conflict or an actual con­ members of the transition ment or organized crime." CONN. ITALIAN Mme thing happen to his shocked when she read 1. Spoil your children or electronics game In the Department civil suits. flict," said transition team.” The department's suits EARTHQUAKE son. about the trial. grandchildren by showering them back of the courtroom. Presser. 54. of spokesman Jim Brady. The 2.3 million-member against former trustees of RELIEF^INC. with all sorts of toys, games, and “I will call evidence to Not so. Mid Crown at­ The boy was last in the Teamsters union was the the scandal ridden Central SEND VOUR torney Paul Hazel at the odds and ends that they really don't support the proposition hospital for a dislocated DONATIONS that this is the person Mr. sentencing hearing toe, she Mid. Congressional Quarterly need, but saw them advertised on TO THE MeWinnIe refers to as his Thursday as he produced “I could pass sentence BUSH HARDWARE television. Don't disappoint the I emthquiik VKIMS M ITUYI son," Crown Attorney Paul the “dead" boy. right at this moment," 793 Main Si, Manrhrster • 643-4121 UVE CHRISTMAS TREES children on Christmas! Hazel told the court “He never had cancer, Judge John Decore Mid. THOUSANDS TO CHOOSE FROM TO:UllTHipXEmTM$ 2. Choose to play the matyr role P.O. mm. 143 Thursday. he never died, there never "But I think, under the cir­ MMQESTER, COM. 04040 Congress gives president new foreign policy powers this Christmas. Usually dad or the Little Dean Michael were any Laetrile cumstances, I should give Cut or Dig grandparents like to play this role. Stewart put aside the elec­ treatments. The whole this matter more thought." DIRBCTO flt R adiant. King 8AH J. FILLO RAM O "Oh, don’t worry about me, buy the tronics game and started WAGON SHED By RICHAKl) W HITTLK sales As a result, the conference didn't said to his colleagues: "I would Democratic Party," he said, and "I N A T H A N A Q 0 8 T I N C L L I kids another gift. I can't think of toward &e bench. PAU L E. W ILLH ID E WASHINGTON - With no fanfare Ironically. Reagan owes his let go the foreign aid reins entirely. make a prediction, fellows: We're don't see Reagan as a strong NURSERY I ATTY. BARRY BO m C ELLO l anything I really need or want." The brown-haired boy in Th» Ultimate RAYM OND F. DAM ATO and little debate. Cppgress is giving enhanced powers, in part, to Presi­ The president still will be required to going to be defending the War president.” 155 Griffin Rd. JO HN X.R.BA 8I L E . M . O . 3. Exceed your Christmas budget blue jeans, a checked shirt President-elect Ragan a package of dent Carter. Carter requested them report to Congress in detail on how Powers Act before it’s all over." Another conferee. Rep. Lee H. In Convanlanca South Windsor Chairman by such a wide margin that you're — and in the pink of health RK • 110 QOV. ELLA Q R AS 8 0 . foreign policy powers of the sort it and. despite his charge during the he plans to use his special foreign aid But. as one side who participated Hamilton. D-Ind., was less sanguine. and Safety North on Rt. » to Sulllvin Avt. (Rt. t*4), Honorary Chairman still paying for these gifts long after — never made it to the ;o|Mn avary ntta 8500 BTU/h Ryo St. to OrHtIn M . • aM -T3H fought long and hard to take away -ampaign that Reagan was powers, and he will be expected to in the conference pointed out, the He shared Javits’ concern about the stand. the Easter Bunny has made his year­ (• (HMfl H M ipl 18-24 hra. continuoua from the presidency just a few years dangerously inclined to use military consult with congressional leaders in broader attitude seemed to be that "in new "special authority, " and “I don't think there’s any FREE DEMO I ly visit. Charge it now and feel the combustion tims ago power to meet foreign crises, the almost every case the absence of abuse, and with the recalled Biden's remark about the necessity to call this Heating are* 225-325 $q. ft. hurt and pinch later! ^ pin monay FM Reagan will find the powers among Carter administration lobbied for the But some of the conferees, such as promise of notice and consultation, War Powers Resolution as signifi­ witneM,” Mid defense at­ Hemovable cartridge type tank CHMSTMAS 4. Wait until December 23rd or 24th E S C R fT R SAVE the provisions of the $5 billion fiscal changes even after the election. departing Sen. Jacob K. Javits, R- the executive deserves flexibility. If cant. torney John Faulkner. Q lftS Oil leak prevantlon devica to do all your shopping and dinner "It's already been es­ 1981 foreign aid bill Cleared by Carter asked Congress for the .N.Y.. were openly worried it is abused, various restrictions will "There is a sense that maybe we're Ona touch Automatic Syetem SALE UP TO preparation. This is an easy way to tablished he's the boy and Congress Dec 3. the bill relaxes foreign aid powers when he sub­ Javits was the primary Senate certainly follow.” going too far," Hamilton said, but he become discouraged, emotionally up­ that he's alive." “Radiant KInc”ig ” various foreign aid controls imposed mitted his fiscal 1981 foreign aid sponsor of the 1973 War Powers This was especially true of Cle­ noted there was little resistance in set and physically rundown. Be sick The tale, worthy of a RtpreMntatIv* wllfb* at Off by Congress in its frustrating request immediately after the Soviet Resolution, which asserted con­ ment J. Zablocki. D-Wis.. chairman Congress at-large to giving the presi­ every for Christmas! Perry Mason page-turner, struggle with Presidents Johnson and invasion of Afghanistan. He wanted gressional control over committing of the House Foreign Affairs Com­ dent more flexibility in foreign began Nov. 25, when fa 5. Live it up at the annual office the iruroelt (f nM)altl«4t| Huh J(l BLISH HARDWARE E m tT i Nixon over the Vietnam War the "special authority. " for example, U S. military forces to combat, and mittee — and the original sponsor of policy. MeWinnie, 31, pleaded guil­ Christmas party. That gala party (lowdtown mantktrtar. thing" V NEW ^ G i. P O C X EIl I'nlike his recent predecessors. so he might waive legal restrictions the liberal New Yorker was especial­ the War Powers Resolution in the ty to relieving five banks of SAT. Dacembar 20, NORELCO PORTABLE Reagan will find that when he takes OB arms aid to Pakistan, which has ly leery of the "special authority" to House. Zablocki said afterward that But whether the president remains that the boss gives is often recalled their money to pay (or Damonatratlon Time 10-2pm AM/FM office Jan 20. among his other been accused of trying to build waive legal restrictions on military the presidential powers in the foreign unstrung, Hamilton said, “really will later on with mixed emotions. what he Mid were Laetrile r o t a t r a c t I j Tripla H aaeJ/n powers over foreign aid. he can aid aid bill were "modest changes." depend on how carefully the powers 6. And if you’ve escaped the atomic weapons RAZOR < — Give another nation up to 150 The waiver authority also could be Warned Javits: "This is a great He added that the changes were un­ are used by the Reagan administra­ magnetic attraction of the first live steps to a rotten Christmas then this OPEN SUNDAY 12-5 12.99 million a year in military aid under used, it was suggested, to waive the power — a very great power." likely to cause problems, for two tion. At the moment, at least, we're last one is sure to make it one. All putt* 84 new special authority" — even if ban on arms aid to communist Sen Joseph R. Biden Jr., D-Del,, reasons. "The House of Represen­ willing to give the president the 37.9 ” you have to do is to pick a fight with 16 such Assistance is barred by U.S nations and give aid to Yugoslavia if also was leerv At one point Biden tatives is still in control of the benefit of the doubt." .Put a smile on your man with gifts from REGAL'St 45 Cuttora nag. any member of your family as you •15.»5j law that independent country came under Clo—n— atttlnga ride to church on Christmas Eve. — Give another nation up to $50 a threat from the Soviet bloc ------coupon------, This is a perfect time to start a fight — SAVE $10 1 million in Defense Depariment But if Reagan so desires, he also since there isn't really enough time NORELCO KVa 119 FU$8 HU$ u«a $IK $10 \ equipm ent or se rv ic e s in an could use the waiver authority to during the trip to church to conclude POCKET 110 COMPACT CAMERA j emergency, compared with a $10 give up to $50 million a year in DIAL- I it. This will give everyone involved a million limit imposed after Nixon military aid to Chile or Argentina A-BREW ! WITH BUILT-IN ELECTRONIC FLASH | whole hour to recall the issues and to Stratnjai: S* Mm WM CMW t».is I used this drawdown authority to despite laws banning military sales 10 CUP AUTO­ prepare a new approach to the argu­ widen the Vietnam War into Cam­ to those countries because of their MATIC COFFEE ment once the service is over. There bodia human rights records MAKER I 99 I is nothing like a good old fashioned — Give another nation up to $50 House and Senate members who REG. 707256 I family feud to make this a rotten million in emergency economic aid met in conference on the foreign aid $29.95 Icmrt 1 Cafntr*witMniSCOuOOP ^ Christmas for everyone concerned nri from a special contingency fund his bill were acutely aware of what they predecessors didn't have were doing In fact, the conference This all sounds pretty ridiculous, ° f W lifti»tinu — Allow U.S. military advisers to was marked by the efforts of liberals but how often have we fallen victim LLVitld uiism to any one of these faults? Our only stay on the job in a friendly nation to preserve congressional control of TOASTMASTER TOASTERS PEELING even if il goes to war. so long as they foreign aid in the face of the conser­ source of sure happiness this Christ­ Features new Family-size for mas is to put Christ into our celebra­ wider & longer 1 to 4 slices WAND do not do work that "may engage' vative momentum let loose by the - breaq,sllt5 > them in combat elections two weeks before tion. With Christ leading us in our Electric — Provide up to $200 million worth With the Democrats knowing Christmas preparations, everything Peeler of military construction work to where both the White House and the else will fall into its proper perspec­ friendly nations, as opposed to a Senate are going, they just don t tive. For in Christ we will find peace, joy, hope and rest in our lives so that peeb vefetdiles, previous $25 million worth of want to give up any authority right potttoes, Irwt we will be ready to welcome the military construction work to friend­ now. one congressional aide md under niter Christ Child into our lives anew this Reg. ‘16.88 ly nations as opposed to a previous observed privately during the con­ tMl Christmas Morning. 2 SLICE $25 million limit, without asking con­ ference rag.. *16.95 The Rev. Paul E. Henry Jr., gressional approval Another said the liberals seemed to • 11.99 •23.85 * 1 8 . 9 5 Reagan s administration also faces fear that "the incoming president Pastor, •6.99i.aa J fciA 'IlH less paperwork and fewer restric­ will run roughshod over the Faith Lutheran Church, tions on certain types of U S arms Congress East Hartford l a u a Washington Merry~Go-Round

KODAK PRO snLiH i:^?r/ U.S. Immigration Service is penny-wise, pound foolish SENSALITE 600 DRYER Built-In "auto-on", "auto-off" *47*8 1200 Watts W -A tional! so u rces or o th er SBA ght-sensing.' electronic ei hMta' mistake, and nis arrest lor another American Gl. He used the without the screening being given to control rising hospital costs. But the • a aatttnoi B> J \( K \M M HSON Sensallte flash. Normal or possessing a small amount of place for pot parties; she never in­ his wife? The embassy man had no lam e-duck president bears no programs. Through fiscal 1979, the OUR REQ. PRICE 54.99 WA.SHI.NGTON — The Immigra telephoto lenses. Outfit lA J marijuana for personal use is no dulged But to protect the American, answer. malice. On Nov. 10, Stockman's 34th special loan program had doled out ^9.99 tion Service reserves a special some $1.1 billion to 62.000 applicants. longer considered a horrendous she admitted her guilt, and was The best he could suggest was that birthday. Carter sent him a note — FT.Tita TS" tlUZD bureaucratic hell fqr aliens who have Now, it turns out, the crime sentenced to two years' probabation. Karpuk somehow get special legisla­ signed "Jimmy” — wishing the con­ L.C.D. Thinman Vi" thkk the slightest taint iil narcotics in overwhelming majority of these But to the Cotton Mathers in She subsequently met and married tion introduced in Congress that gressman a good year. CALCULATOR FIU tDNRr their past Thieves, rapists and even .tin. .Coil.. «ri TIMEX charge of U S immigration laws, Karpuk. would grant an exception to the rigid Vt airh on waitie: It's often been hopeful entrepreneurs were listed as murderers have less trouble gaming •R.Gi.r.e.i .Ttng..t SYsra time has stood still. They continue to It wasn't until Karpuk went to the immigration statute in her particular said, by critics of government spen­ credit risks with excellent reason. HMwU .ntMotwWM .T admission to the United States than t. tft. X pomr .Canm n Complete with WATIXS make it easier for crooks and American Embassy in Seoul to apply case. So far. Karpuk hasn't been able ding, that problems can't be solved Their businesses have failed, leaving 1.1. rlttin .N.laral batteries and someone convicted of even the most both taxpayers and borrowers worse All of suede's elegant softness and luxury 1.1. rllliM • !» .» r.ol cutthroats to enter this country than for an entry visa for his wife that he to obtain this break. by throwing money at them. The The wool great coat - it's more than •rm u ttiM t. ■■.itioiy. memo pad minor drug charge 5 — hill iteiii (immn for someone who has been found guil­ discovered the marijuana conviction Meanwhile. Karpuk's parents in Small Business Administration's off than they would have been if SBA with Strato-Suede's easy care: fashion, it's a trend. SUSSEX by Stratojac carrying wallet Six years ago b|IM/lNM/p.a HiKhM 40% had been a little more careful. These The GLASGOW by Stratojac. GhMft l«L CmtUM ktt ANSm OFF ty of a marijurna violation, however had put her on an ineradicable Sioux City told my associate Sam "economic opportunity loan" Stratojac adds new dimensions to the season. The tan M t 'M ' batMln. aiNM John Lennon, the SlyM* tor both man A mitigating the circumstances. blacklist. A consular official told Fogg they are waiting with in­ program is a case in point. It was small businessmen took a plunge Now our soft, rich Slrato Suede makes the brief double breasted Sussex in wool has a bal collar, mourned ex $^499 $12*9 womon. The latest case involves no inter­ Karpuk that a 30-year-old law creasing frustration to meet their designed to provide financing for dis­ they shouldn’t have, leaving good coat look ami feel Impressive anywhere. slash pockets, accent stitching, front and back yoke, Novor nood wtndktg Beatle who was nationally known celebrity, but an prevented any waiver of Cong Sun's daughter-in-law — and the advantaged businessmen who were jobs and losing their own savings as ZePef^ rain/stain repellent for easiest cate. deep center vent and a luxurious satin lining. rag. ‘20 rag. 921 just murdered in 3$ to 48 R Air Force master sergeant from exclusion. grardchild who’s due to be born next unable to obtain loans from conven­ well as the government loans. 38 to 48 R [T E U ra t m i r i K m f i H .New York City, 40 to 46 L *170 Pollenex BACK .Sioux City. Iowa, and his pregnant "The law regarding a drug convic­ Ma ch. 40 to 48 L *150 came close to •for MASSABERI Korean wife tion is antiquated," the consular of­ >lnder Ihe dome! Brevity is not Massager muacl* being deported ■uuSiMr* wi Sgt. Dan Karpuk. at 37 a 16-year ficial told him. “ It does not take into only the soul of wit, it can be a • r*l8Mtton because of a 1968 MsasM career airman, was married — with account unique circumstances." The bureaucrat's shield and buckler when Set of Mn*« mu*cl*e aaisiai baa aadi marijuana bust in England. I took up mdStStn the military's blessing — to Cong Sun official told Karpuk his wife might venturing onto Capitol Hill. Leaving iBaurliriitn* tuniiiuji Hrrali^ iv jaa his case in 1974 I reported that the n t i r l B A H l An. a 24-year-old Korean, in August have been given clearance if the a congressional oversight hearing on dSmimS deportation move was really a Manchaster — A City of Village Charm ttm 1979. He knew that before he met her charge on her record had been currency laws, Don Melbye, con­ OPENER political vendetta against Lennon, Founded Oct. 1, 1881 she had been busted on a marijuana murder — but with a narcotics gressional liaison chief for the comp­ REGAL’S wHIi Inifi SAVE who had been outspoken in his opposi­ "Where Women Love to Shop for Men" charge, but saw no reason why that troller of the currency, was heard tion to the Vietnam War charge, it was no dice. The official Published by the Manchester Publishing Co., Herald Square, iBd slurpsiw NOW should make her a pariah. added that he would deny even dis­ explaining to a sidekick, “The less Lennon was able to beat the Manchester, Conn. 06040. Telephone (203) 643-2711. MANCHESTER VERNON For Cong Sun An had been arrested cussing the subject with Karpuk. you say, the less they can attack." M tn tm . United Pr«M InMrnaUonal trumped-up deportation rap. partly Mambar. Audit Buraau of Circulation 903 MAIN ST TRI CITY PLAZA m - ' penetrating when .South Korean police found a The sergeant protested. What — Rep. Dave Stockman, R-Mich., Open Everybwijr iMiieNIte 'TilIII 9:00v.uv uponOpen everyEvery Nileivue 'Tiim v9:00.m u because of official embarrassment 3(*vtn Harry, Exaculiva Editor ^ Inla-red single marijuana s e ^ — officially about the thousands of Cuban and has been a Carter administration over my columns now agree with duatomar Sarvica — B47*B9^ Frank A. Burt>ank. Managlrtg Edi|^ Hsg. t6.95 deep beat logged at one-tenth of a gram — in Vietnamese refugees who were bete noire. Several times, he was a Rayihond f Robinaon. EdIUH-Publlabar Harotd £. Turklngton. Ednor Emarttui Lennon that the war was a tragic the apartment she shared with allowed into the United Slates key obponent of Carter's efforts to.

. / h - E VE N IN G HERALD, Frl , Dec 1», IWO _ P • 1 • State energy loan plan attracts area lamilies ^ a ______■ < _____ I______« -----l> ««l4a>AA<1it Ascita#tors indirectly assist state monitors. mPFltment constantly Inspects homes up to $3,DUO at 6V^ percent interest borrowed to purchase storm windows By MARTIN KEARNS October, about 2,500 state Most improvements require building where wood stoves, have been rates, payable over 10 years. The and a storm door. "So far we’ve had HrralH Rrporirr homeowners have signed-on. To date, no problems. I've recommended it to permits, but Conklin said the depart- scheduled for installation. the Housing Department has spent $5 minimum loan allowed is |400. MANCHESTER - With the use of friends,” Laurie Gaskill said. But, million of its $8 million allocation. Joseph and Phyllis Horvith r wood and coal stoves and rafters borrowed to have insulation blown she added, "there is a lot of covered with insulation, an in­ Loans are available for non- into the siding of their 100-year-old paperwork." creasing number of Manchester traditional energy projects, such as Wells Street home. With the But not all applications are ap­ homeowners have joined the state's windmills, solar converters and wood remaining money they installed ther- proved, and at least one state resi­ Energy Conservation Loan Program. stoves. More popular, however, are mopaine windows. dent bMame irate when his request Since the state Housing Depart­ loans for insulation and storm win­ Phyllis Horvith, who said the cur­ was denied. The nnan wanted to in­ ment started issuing low-interest dows. tains in at least one first-floor room sulate his residence, but the problem loans for alternate-energy projects in Eligible homeowners can borrow was that he lived on a houseboat in AT MANCHESTER would blow on windy days, expressed satisfaction with the program. “ And southern Connecticut. it's not too much of a hassle,” she Jam es Conklin, supervisor of the said in reference to the paperwork state's mortgage finance program, ™ PARKADE required. said boats are considered personal Elsewhere, Michael and Susan property, and the state loans are in­ Gompper of Barry Road also tended for "re a l” property. But, borrowed for insulation and storm Conklin said, the state was worried windows. Micbaei Gompper, like he might one day weigh anchor and many others, used the loan to compli­ motor off with the state’s invest­ ment other self-financed im­ ment. FOR THAT SPECIAL provements. Homeowners receiving state loans "I could have borrowed m ore," cannot have an adjusted income greater than $30,000, and they must *20 OFF said Gompper, who held out the LADY *10.97 possibility he would re-enter the begin their projects within three months of the loans’ acceptance. The ANY program "The interest rate they SEE OUR FINE give is really fantastic,'' he said. state Housing Department's MEN’S FAMOUS Gompper said he used his own engineering staff monitors the TIMEX money to buy caulking, weatherstrip­ program, making random and Joseph and Phyllis Horvith, like other Manchester residents, SELECTION OF* HAGGAR PANTS ping and a new burner for his home’s periodic inspections of homes where borrowed from the state’s Energy Conservation Loan Program Quartz, Digital, Marathon energy improvements have been ap­ Reg. ‘22 to ‘26 furnace. to insulate their home on Wells Street. (Herald photo by Kearns) FEATHERED Kredenck and Laurie Gaskill. who proved. Choose fancies or belted solids. own a home on Henrv Street, also Conklin said local building inspec­ WATCH 100% poly woven or knits. •LADIES «MENS EARRINGS Sizes 30-42 At P»ro’$ Kathy Sayal LIGGEnS THE I S iC la '------* . w iif HOI pvo < I to MMIOOM 0|NI PARKADE PHARMACY JEWELRY SHOPPE D & L ordor yours loda POINSEniA, CYCLAMEN, NATIVE HOLLY, WREATHS, PA8KET8, oihn. t m m o tm i I lu ealyi. MISTLETOE TO ALL OF OUR I CsNHIwir, tayb Tip I Mm mOi. tank, ImtHm, Sm A (■ I B iki Tiraipi, M tsnid I Ibini M . M ik . i i ^ bK, tm *29.97 Nvn FrM IM hipm. iMb iTMl SUPER DELUXE ISpiili, Riii, Oilvi frtm , ifmh, mtktmt, UOm . )S M » RooMo. M i Twdp, M ik M m I b m t k M A M i CHRISTMAS TREES FRIENDS Mm tmt NMm a Mb. mm JORDACHE llskkard Sgsask, Nsc’i, NMHi. M A M i Mpn. B am i. WESTERN HATS ICirtlisdi, lad lallclasi, Ifmm. liMH. Iw illii Nm im Ih . FRESH CUT tmtium. tmr/tmL Irnfalmi, LIVE iNcCaiai, lad I taldaa m CORDUROY JEANS & USE INDOORS LOCALLY QROWN- $30 Value ...THEN PLANT OUT­ FOR JUNIORS AND CUSTOMERS DOORS AS A LIVING PICTURE PERFECTI CELLO YOUNG MEN ICESERO McCOUN *1 REMEMBRANCE LETTUCE TOMATOES ’ R ^ . *40 & *41 *15.00 HAPPY HOLIDAYS 59* HO. 5 9 * hh 1.95 CHRISTMAS TREE STAND Junior Sizes 27 to 31 waist NAVEL 4 BRACE FANCY CAUF. In assorted colors. ICECREAM OMNOES CELERY [] • Holds 2% gals, of water aEasy to adjust to * Off 1 plumb • Made of heavy lifelong galvanized 50Vk G A L L O N 3/59* 98* i steel • Allows lower branches to be left on the D& L ADAM’S APPLE 8RIGGS ICE CREAM

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M VM HKSTKR - In dustriai wastes of about 70 COMMAND . DIAMOND W o rth 's companies including those Your Charga Card in the Manchester In­ makaa ahopping so a a a y l PERFDRMANCE CARD GALLERY SHOWCASE dustrial Park, have been surveyed by the Depart­ GIFT ment of Environmental Protection The ground water of the SAVE *10 RUFFLES Manchester Industrial $3.00 OFF Park was checked for MAGNIFYING pollutants as part of the POTATO CHIPS DEP's overall testing to ANY determine how much in­ LIGHT MIRROR dustrial waste contribute Reg. *31.99 CHRISTMAS GIFT to the overloading of 7 oz. Reg. *1.09 Manchester s water treat­ ment plant BASKETS Wesley W inlerbottuin. *21.99 contains Cheese, Fruit, Vitamins DEP engineer, said the 4 light settings, side mirror Sale 77* field work of gathering center mirror flips to magnify. samples was completed i But It would be three to PARKADE four weeks until the samples were analyzed SEARS CVS HEALTH SHOPPE The analysis will show what kind of contamination there is. if any. and what company it is coming FLEETWOOD TEATASTER ERASERMATE from The overall survey was requested by Manchester SELECTION PENS town officials who suspect ■ xAX MAC industrial waste con­ values to *8.50 eachl Reg. $4.50 tributes greatly to by Papermate overloading the water LIVE treatment plant The ol- \ ficials requested the sur­ SALE vey. the first in the slate, precious looks to provide data in 4 , 99« appealing a r)h;P-imposed for priceless little ... <8.99 Dan on new sewer connec­ $3.50 tions The DEP banned new connections, citing figures glimmering gold and alivar toned trinkete RECORD that the plant treated 8 to placo under the tree or laviehly layer SWISS COLONY REEDS million gallons each into hor Christmae atockingl BREAKERS month, when the capacity was about 6 5 million The town has appealed the '■ order, and requested the At this price you know you can afford to survey Indulge, Santal If the DhiP finds anv , • Chains and Necklaces, all lengths Manchester comBany discharging un­ • Earrings, pierced and clip treated waste. It will be Parkade ordered to pre-treat il • Bracelets, bangles and chains This could lower the • Novelty Designs • Some Stones, Beads amount of waste routed to prlcaa attactlva thru Dec 24, 1980 the water treatment plan alleviate the overloading The appeal is scheduled |«w«lry, downtown manchoolor and tri-cHy plaxa, vamon for Janaury

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By I nili-d I'rcHii Inlernaliunul Ms. Seaman Is Hiking her case The'study," she said, "at best is In her new crusade, Ms. Seaman called "The Walnut Creek Con­ sylvania who were involved in the the local property taxpayers can't already given to towns but there is no He cautioned town officials, "The reduce grants to local governments perceive that this is really a bad idea Barbara Seaman, consumer health against oral. contraceptives to the grotesquely flawed and an incompe­ documents her charges against the traceptive Drug Study.” It was now-discredited 1950s trials of the pill B> B \RB\RV RU HMOM) abide any reduced state grants either guarantee and for the next fiscal only way state officials will not try to is if local officials get them to politically. care advocate, has been spreading ' Boston Women's Health Collective tent piece of work.” latest report on the pill with what started in I960 and followed some 16,- on Massachusetts mental patients l l r r .1111 Rr|«>rl«'r this fiscal year or next fiscal year. year, state budget makers said all alarm. and feminist health groups In Los An update on "The D octor’s Case appear to be tons of reports. A key 000 women, ages 18 to 54. and poor women in Puerto Rico, \ KRNON A bleak message was Cogen said that based on informa­ grants to towns and cities will be fair Better watch out or the birth con­ Angeles. Washington and other Against the Pill,” brought this com­ item seems to be a copy of the FDA- The report was issued a little while Scarle, and...Ramcharan are delivered to Mayor M ane Herbsl and tion from various sources, his staff game for reduction or elimination. trol pill will play havoc with your places. * ment from The Boston Women’s mandated product labeling on Scarle back and heralded by the media as seeming to flaunt the Code of Ethics some members of the Town Council, estimates that the state faces a WS to Cogen said CCM's Legislative health, she tells American women. Ms. Seaman's doesn’t come to bat­ Health Book Collective: birth control pills. Somewhat similar one showing the pill safe. Seaman of the Pharmaceutical Manufac­ Thursday night, about the precarious 850 million shortfall this fiscal year Committee, in lieu of this problem, An estimated 10 million American tle unprepared. "The new material assembled in labeling information-packets accom­ claims. turers Association, " Seaman said. status ot the state budget and the and if a year-end deficit is to be adopted a position to pass on to women pop the pills. But those over She is author of "Free and this book brings the present evidence pany oral contraceptives from other "With a capital S ," she said. "That code of ethics states that strong possibility of the elimination averted, will have to be made up legislators. 30 who smoke aren't supposed to take Female,” "Women and the Crisis in against the pill to alarming propor­ drug-makers. In reacting to such reports, prescription drugs shall not be of some grant money through spending cuts in the next six CCM is asking, in order to "pre­ them. Neither are females with a Sex Hormones,” and "The Doctor's tions. "The labeling runs to 10 pages of Ramcharan said: promoted directly lo the public," Kathryn Feidelson. associate months. Cogen said. "Tax increases vent further erosion of needed history of breast cancer. There are Case Against the Pill.” She was cited "As you understand how many, fine print and includes more than 100 "If this study is used to make the Ms. Seaman said she has called director of the Connecticut to balance this year's budget are not municipal services, " that the state other caveats. by the Library of Congress for having how crippling, and how unpredictable serious side effects, " she said. position that ihe pill is absolutely this to the attention of the Food and Conference of Municipalities iCCM) likely " assure funding without reduction, of Ms. Seaman, mother of three and a raised sexism in health care ^s a the pill's side effects are, we hope “ How can anyone call such a safe, that would be overreaction." Drug Administration. cam e to Vernon last night to discuss He also said they estimated that all existing programs of grants to the founder of the Women's Health worldwide i$sue. She also was cited you will think whenever possible of product sate?" Ms. Seaman maintains the study is "Searle and Hill and Knowllon sent the 1981 State Legislative Program of the state faces a $200 million to $250 towns, including the increases Network, is making her rounds these by the Department of Health and how to protect yourself, or daughter, The study she attacks does not say being cited by drug companies that oul an elaborate press packet, in­ CCM which IS now in the preliminary million gap between revenues and currently built into the statutes such days coast to coast. She says she is Human Services for Introducing the or friend," the pill is 100 percent safe, however. make the pill as proof that a woman dicating that, at the Penn con- draft stage expenditures for fiscal year 1981-82 as the provision calling tor no delay fired Up by the preliminary report of concept of patient labeling on The Boston Women's Health In fact, the doctor who directed it — needn't fret over the possibility of lercm e. Hamcliaran had declared The message ot gloom she brought and this will have to be made up in the phase-in of school equalization a huge government study — costing prescription drugs. Collective is famous for producing Dr. Savitri Ramcharan — warns that side effects from oral contracep­ th e risks of the pill lo be came from Joel Cogen, executive through either spending cuts, tax in­ grants. They are also calling on the $8.5 million — claiming the birth con­ Most recently. Ms. -Seaman served “Our Bodies. Ourselves." the best­ the final word's not in — the jury's tives negligible " she said director ol CCM. who said he is aler­ creases or a combination of both. state to assume responsibility for trol pill looks safe. on the National Task Force on DES. selling book telling women how to be still out. "With the help of Hill and DO IT DAILY PLA^' BETTER ting town ollicials ol the .status of the Cogen said he has discussed the paying for alt unfunded state man­ The study was submitted Oct. 22 to She has been a consultant to the intelligent consumers in the maze Ramcharan is an epidemiologist at KnowUon. a giant public relations BRIDGE by reading Oswald lacoby state budget to give them the inlor- problem with state officials and the dated programs the National Institute of Child Health government’s Contraceptive ruled by gynecologists and Kaiser-Permanenlc Medical Center firm, and the collaboration of certain and Alan Sontag's column in the mation they neH as they begin the bottom line ol what they have told Cogen said the administration is and Human Development. Research Branch. obstetricians. in Walnut Creek, Calif Her study is doctors at tlie University of Penn­ F.veninB Herald town s budget process for 1981-82 him IS that no state spending already proposing eliminating the $7 HORSE & RIDER And to encourage the towns to take program is immune from cutting million education grant for disadvan­ MAPLEWILD TACK ROOM, the necessary political action to No state grant to municipalities is taged children and is again proposing Rossi Caruso Jumping Saddle BEAUTIFUL $139.95. Rubber Boots $15.75. attempt to avert the reductions in being Ignored as a candidate lor to delay current tunding of special DOLL CLOTHES slate aid reduction as the state government education They are trying to Hunt Caps $14.95. Many other BEAUTIFUL BARBIE DOLL gift items and stocking Cogen suggested that the tow n con­ seeks ways to reduce the immense eliminate the $250 per pupil DRESSES 70f. Bridesmaid's stuffers at unbeatable prices! Outfit $1.50. Complete Wed­ tact Its legislators and legislators- budget gap. ' he said minimum education grant Kvery Hours, Tues-Sat 10-6 p.m., ding Outfit, $3.50. Pajamas CHRISTMAS GIFT GUIDE elect and the slate administration, He said state officials said they other grant program is being looktKi Thurs til 9 p m , Sunday. 12-5 604 643-6452 now. to make clear that the town and will trv to avoid rescinding grsnts at. Cogen said pm 649-5550 SHOP EARLY FOR BEST SELECTION RENTAL NEEDS PETS A SUPPLIES TAYLOR RENTAL WISHES Fire official presents reports YOU HAPPY HOLIDAYS! MANCHESTER PET Call us (or Party Needs - BOLTON - Peter and transport explosives to vehicle, belonging to Service and smoke detec­ CENTER, 687 Main St., 649- Tables. Chairs, China, Massolini, fire marshal, do blasting at the Notch Richard Moonan. Jr . was tor installations on 4273. The place to buy your Glassware etc. 643-2496. peu and supplies, where the made six inspections, con­ Quarry The investigations totalled. The cause ol the Brookside Lane and price is right and the per­ SAVE $35 ducted four investigations included a chimney fire on fire is unknown and is still Anthony Road. sonalized service great! Hours FRU IT BASKETS 9 All codes were met iiM N S O N LIGHTER and issued one permit in Steele Crossing Road, a being investigated Monday thru Friday 9-9 pm. FANCY FRUIT BASKETS - Saturday til 6 p.m. Sunday 1-5 Mi* ELECTRIC November Massolini brush lire on South Road, a The inspections included during inspections. Order early. Also, Wicker issued a permit to Gilbert chimney fire on Tolland Three J's Restaurant, p.m______Items. Pero Fruit Stand, 276 i K , * 1 4 . 9 9 Risley. Tobacco Street. Road and a car fire on M&M Oil Company. Buddy (Church services Cl STOM MADE Oakland Street. 643-6384. Lebanon, to use. purchase. -Shoddv Mill Road The Krebs Pit Stop, G il's Auto CI.OTHING LIGGETT \FRNON - On Christ­ MARINELLI AND FRUIT BASKETS, Ftower PIWMDtPIWMACY mas Eve. Wednesday, ARRANGEMENT'S, center­ COMPANY ORIGINALS. vS)^4CO\^ -VvnW b Chief explains parking rules there will be two services CUSTOM MADE or pieces for your holidav needi. of worship at the Union DESIGNED CLOTHING, and Brown's Flowers, Inc , 145 FINE INDIAN IMPORTS ^ KRNON — Vernon obstruct the removal ol slructed them to lake ap­ Congregational Church ALTERATIONS for every oc­ Main Street, Manchester 643 • a re sM t casion, lor Everybody! 210 • mBn’s& women's shirts Police Chief Herman Fritz snow, during any storm or propriate action to see that At 7 p m there will be a 8455______Pine St 643-9672 • skirts reminds motorists of the for eight hours after the the ordinance is enforced. Christmas Eve Family ser- MOPEDS in the mall, tri city plaza, town ordinance concerning storm has subsided He said action consists of vice with scripture vernon TVS—STEREOS YAMAHA MOPED. The Ideal parking in streets during Fritz said he has also having the offending vehi­ readings, familiar carols, SHOP AL SIEFFERT'S Gift! $599 00 Help SanU beat reminded his officers of cle lowed from the \ the winter months special music by the Junior APPLIANCES. 445 Hartford the gas cninch at Seymour Chief Fritz said the or­ the ordinance and has in- highway and violation of Choir and a Christmas Road. Manchester. 647-9997. Motorsports, 681 Main St.. dinance states that no per-, Kesulution pattHed the ordinance also carries Pageant directed by Dayl Super Santa Sale! TVs. Manchester. 643-0214. \ stereos, washers, dryers, son shall park a motor a fine of $10 plus court fees Graves AKRNON - The Town refrigerators, freezers, much WOODSIDE ANTIQUES BUYING vehicle within the limits of in the event an infraction BASKETS A WICKER CRYSTAL, Council Monday night, At 11 15 p m there will more a public highway in town in summons is issued THE WICKER COTTAGE PEWTER A passed a resolution citing be a Christmas Eve Com­ such a manner as to in­ COLLECTIBLES. Specializing in Baskets, BISQUE Governor F211a Grasso munion Service with scrip­ terfere with, or impede or HAM) MAUES Wicker Furniture and wall FIGURINES The resolution thanks the ture readings and with hangings. Route 83. Vernon. GOLD. SILVER 25h OFF STORE WIDE' New special music by the Senior 646&1S Monday -Saturday governor for her dedication Request voted 6i Old Collectibles. Hand M.95.U. Choir 10-5 Sunday 1-5 Tree sale and leadership in the state Made Gifts 133 Spruce Street, NENTIISTUTLTOHTIIESraT noting that this will be BOLTON — The Conser­ BOl.'KiN — Members of corner of Birch Street. ®Wfestowii ^ P tu a w a cy • Cbu la|t • kmk) • Cms long-remembered by the vation Commission ap­ DINING the Bolton Volunteer Fire Memiter uppoinlec • MkllbrtNIElMlW people ol the slate proved an inlands-wetlands A COMPLETE SELECTION HOUSE OF CHUNG Polyne­ \ 450 HARTFORO ROAD, MANCHESTER Department are selling // • til Sfe(lM|Sili« It also wishes Governor application for a parcel of t.ONKNTRA - Dorothy OF HAND MADE ITEMS. sian and Chinese Specialties. 7 DAYS A WEEK-0 A.M. TO 9 P.M: native grown Spruce varie­ land in the Mark Anthony Wilmot was appointed to Including, Collars, Vests, Cocktails served. Complete Grasso well for the future Pillows, and Afgani are TOP PRICES PAIDll ty Christmas trees to Estates subdivisiort take^Mt service. Open 7 days. The governor will be the newly established available at THE VILLAGE 363 Broad Street. Manchester 1 * * * IDS bonus on d isi rings srtfli m s od * * * benefit the department leaving office at the end of Lawrence Fiano's applica­ Charter Revision Commis­ CHARM YARN BARN, 131 6494956. The trees will be sold each tion for a road, storm sion Her name was in­ Spruce St 649-9699 this month She had to KH) to / Y weeknight from 6 to 9 p m resign before her term crossing and sale was ap­ advertantly omitted from a SWEETS FOR S2S to 690 and weekends from 9 a m proved recent Herald article about M l SlC A l. CHRISTMAS 1100 E ends becau.se ol illness to 6 p m at the firehouse the com m ission's organiza­ INSTRIMENTS CARVEL ICE CREAM, 611 ctMisTMAsraicu Giv6 him the Main Street, Manchester 1227 phone 043-4039 on .Notch Road All trees DO IT WITH ABBY - Read her advice every day in your tion SEBASTIAN'S MUSIC HAS n o PINE ST .MANCHESTER Burnside Ave., Elast Hartford WrntrolHTFD RD AND PINE ST are being sold for $10 Evening Herald EVERYTHING FOR A land, the sea and the sky HOURS 9-5 We can handle all your ice [OLD KINGS BLDG I MUSICAL CHRISTMAS! Tr»eB«Aftdf ^20 -ice 's an ir Guitars, Accessories, Band in­ cream needs for Christmas aciion Murxto'Y 1 t3anc}5 > Manchester. 646-5999. 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10 - EVKNINi; HERALD. Kn., Dec. 19, I960 EVENING HERALD. Fri.. Dec. 19, 1980 - 1 1 25th anniversary- Ballroom Enqoqecl. Reqion______Mr and Mrs. Howard M Whaples of 90 Lydall St,, Manchester, were honored with a surprise party on Nov. Boland-Von Hone 22 at the Army & Navy Club in Manchester in observance dancing of their 25th wedding; aniversary The couple was married The engagement of Miss Carol Jean Boland of Manchester to Ber­ General store needed to revitalize Rockville Center on Nov 19. 1955 at St Bridget Church, Manchester nard J. Von Home of Manchester has Sixty Iriends and relatives attended and presented the slated By BARBARA RICIIMOM) they chose their present be a significant warning to need for a hardware store. are perceived to be poor, the town should encourage another segment provided couple with gifts, a monev tree and a purse. been announced by her parents, Mr. locate in Rockville. Other Herald Rrporirr location. The students said There had been a hardware those who might be a bit and taxes, creates both a renovation of that which The couple has one child, a nephew, Richard F. The Connecticut Ballroom Dance and Mrs. John R. Boland of 119 Henry suggestions were made to that the first was con­ store in Rockville for years more alarmed with the partial solution and a already existed. Garner, who attends Manchester High School Association is sponsoring a dance for St., Manchester. VERNOIN — A general focus on structural ditions pertaining to a par­ until the Prichard block on present conditions. They further problem," the Mrs Whaples is the former Barbara f’yka, daughter of ballroom dance lovers featuring Al Mr. Von Hone is the son of Mr. and merchandise store is one of rehabilitation of both The students said niuch growth potential. ticular piece of property Union Street burned down said those who indicated students said. Mrs. Agnes I’ yka and the late Walter .1 F’yka. She Gentile and his orchestra on Satur­ Mrs. William Keehner of 82 Walker the elements missing in the business and residential such as the number dbout a year ago. This they are satisfied with They suggested that attended Manchester schtmls and is currently employed day. Jan. 3 at Augustino's (formerly St., Manchester and the late Bernard Rockville section of town properties and a tax con­ Matarese) on the Berlin Turnpike, of rooms or the style of the housed a hardware store things as they are perhaps those who feel as b(M)kkeeper for Ro-Vic Inc of Manchester. Von Hone Sr. along with entertainment scious exhortation to seek Newington, structure. Residents also run by Francis Prichard. likely to be reluctant to taxes are too burdensome Mr Whaples is the son of Mrs Mildred Whaples and Miss Boland graduated from services and recreational outside funds to defray the The dining room will be open for cited the accessibllty fac­ Other needs cited by spend much effort, or wouldn't feel that way if the late Clayton Whaples He attended Rockville schools Manchester High School in 1975 and f^ litie s . costs of whatever dinner reservations preceding the tor and the cost factor. those surveyed were: money on efforts to cure they felt they were being programs might be I W M M A K i M S and IS currently employed at Acme Auto Supply of Fast attended Bay Path Junior College ' These are considered “ It is noteworthy that Parking needs, public ills that they don't provided with public ser­ Hartford dance which begins at 9 p.m. and Manchester Community College, ' among the top heeds in the developed. cost, apparently being transportation, street recognize. vices they want. All members of the association are bhe is employed at Aetna Life and effort to revitalize the When asked to specify a treated as a given, general­ lighting and other services. In another segment of The students said a third invited to attend and encourage to Casualty. Rockville section, accor­ future growth policy for ly does not appear very But police protection was the survey respondents cluster of problems is a bit All store Fixtures for Sale! bring their friends. The dance is open Mr. Von Hone graduated from ding to a report completed the community, almost fX) IT DAILY — SAVE MONEY by clipping the coupons high on such lis ts of treated as a separate more diffuse although it to the public. For further informa­ Manchester High School in 1973 and by some University of were asked to lis t the half of the respondents Mr. anil Mrs. Il(»wanl M. W liapirs in Evening Herald's leading grocer's ads reasons for the choice of public service and was appears to generally relate tion. call 26,5-7549. attended Manchester Community Connecticut students. major problems confron­ failed to reply, the .students 2 watchmakers benches residence. That it does so cited by almost 10 percent ting Rockville at the time to what might be termed College. He is employed in the Prin­ Students in the univer­ said. But the largest 1 safe - 5'X5'/2' in this case may be inter­ of the respondents, the of the survey. structural problems. They ting Department at Travelers In­ sity's Urban Geography category among the actual 2 4 drawer metal file cabinets preted as a somewhat students said. A loose grouping of said one-quarter of the surance Co. classes conducted a three­ responses indicated that 5 metal shelving units-assorted sizes New Year’s Eve 1880 will be re-created special characteristic of “ Clearly, despite an associated problems respondents cited "down­ The couple is planning a June 1981 tiered survey which in­ 1 metal desk the area and its people,'' older population and some resulted in 33.9 percent town deterioration, " which (^arul J. KolumI wedding at St. Bridget Church in volved different question-^ 3 office chairs the report states. real problems in the area being concerned with they said is a problem BARBS Manchester. (Nassiff photo) naires and different target I metal storage cabinet (28 drawers) 3'/z'X3' New Year's Eve. 1B8II. will be re­ the Seamen's Inne Victorian atmosphere Period dance The students said that of vandalism, the response “ youth loitering"; 18 per­ which may involve either Considerable research by the staff populations. Phil Pasloret I I glass showcases created at the .Seamen s Inne Dec 31, Strauss waltzes, and other cards will be given to the ladies only 14 percent of the at the pbint of the survey the physical deterioration of the Inne and the orchestra went 'hi'e first survey effort cent with "crim e "; and The difference betwen a 5 watch crystal cabinets with music by a Cotillion orchestra, traditional music will be played by a The $19 95 cover charge will in­ respondents indicated they was to look to more root of older structures or the into the costuming, refreshments and was directed at shoppers in 11.9 percent with police lame-duck Congress and a 1 safe (as Is) any reasonable offer taken testive relreshments and period 19 piece ensemble from the Eastern clude hors d oeuvres, and at mid­ anticipate moving within problems and to a range of protection. relative decline of the area normal one is that the latter musical program to provide an the Rockville section and under consideration costumes Connecticut Symphony Orchestra, night a champagne toast, a .special authentic 1880's event COME ON DOWN! the next year. "This lower public service needs rather The students said that a as a commercial center. limps along longer. at the Tri-City Plaza, Ver­ 15 wall cases The event, designed to recall a costumed in 19th-century attire The naming New Year's Baked Alaska. mobility rate may be inter­ than to focus on a more second set of problems in­ Some of the respondents non Circle. Shelving New Ye.ir s Eve i i lebration ol UXl I9lli and 20th-century music tor ,ind an 1880 s rendition of Auld Lang preted as an indication that simplistic single issue as volves a more general also referred to the Before you do unto others, Reservations are required, and The second part of the make lure you outweigh and Books years ago is an elegant alternative listening and dancing will be per- Syne Diners may order from the the area is not so problem- solving the problem," series of public policy com­ residential deterioration in may be obtained from the Seamen's To Sunny Florida That Is! survey centered on the outreach them. Cabinets to the usual paper hats and horns, lormed in the Inne's River Rwim normal dining menu Libations will ridden as to lead to students said. ponents. such as poor some sections of Rockville Inne. Greenmanville, Ave., Mystic. businesses in Rockville and .said Thomas \ageson president of Irom 9 n m to 1 a m in a romantic be available througlioiit the night excessive outmigration of They said that although public services, town and some said they feel one Electric cash register A fld MUCH MOrC Connecticut 06355. (2031 536-9649. the third, on the residents residents," the students respondents were asked to government, and taxes. of the major problems of Edna E. Clark, formerly of Tres Chic of the Rockville section. said. list things they feel were "While it may be argued the area is that it suffers a From the survey, the Any reasonable offer under Beauty Salon, would like to Concerning the cited missing or n ^ e d , some that there is probably no students said they dis­ "poor image." need for a general went beyond that tg in­ place in the country where Some of the respondents Births welcome you and assist with any of covered that the first consideration. All Sales Final. maternal grandparents are parents are M r and Mrs Hospital His maternal merchandise store in H iirk. Jarne. Samuel, Memorial Hospital His dicate that they were at least 10 percent of the made suggestions for im­ Santa Claus, with that Mr and Mrs Frederick G Francis Noyes of East H r II g g e r . J e ffr e y grandfather is Felix characteristic of the ADAMS JEWELERS son of Peter ,1 and Bonnie maternal grandparents arc your real estate needs. Rockville, the students "satisfied with things as folks aren’t upset by taxes, provements. The first of North Pole address. Is the Hartford fhev have a W ay ne, son of Mark and Deltonto of Joliet, III. His Rockville area is one of Dimock Buck of Route 44A. Mr and Mrs Olle For­ said that while the location they were." here the relationship these involves the town en­ only person on earth who 78S Main SL, Manchester Taylor of East Hartford brother. Eric James. 19 Ioann Deltonlo Brugger of paternal grandfather is stability. They said that can't QO anything but go South wsr Coventry, was born Dec 13 saker of Duved, Swe-den of such a store in Rockville Students feel this could between services, which couraging new business to IIIOII.-W. 10-9 toturday 10-6 T h e ir p a te rn a l grand- months 27 Dawn Drive. South among the residents who for Christmas. 9 Walter Brugger of might well be desired, two at Manchester Memorial H is paternal grandparents Ect cfl( ifil EO( »a lo {-a tfli ifil {fit Windsor, was born Dec, 15 Coleman. Mich. He has a I am now associated with Schindall were surveyed only 30 per­ things might be noted. Hospital His maternal are (’apt and Mrs Ivan Jt Manchester Memorial prother, Todd, 3. cent said they had liveil at They said with other stores grandparents are .Mr and Simmons of Port Clyde. Entertaining Realty, Inc. of Boca Raton. We are their present location for of this sort located only a Mrs Henry Dimock of Maine He has a brother. less than five years and the few miles away closer to Coventry His paternal Joshua. 3 and a sister. DISTINCTIVE CHRISTMAS TREES located in the lovely new Pylon median length of residence Interstate 86 (Vernon Cir­ grandparents are Mr and Stephanie. 13 You may select a live (balled) bluespruce »IiaB3laK3Katanaiis -\ild one and Rosa Contreras Drtola ol Manchester was born Dec indicate that 20 percent of when noting the lack of ihiriji ho.sti’.vsrs. wlm ,t halt ta[)h*spoons hom-v Schindall Reatty, he. Ibsociata Edna L Clarli American household 98 Lenox Si Manchester 13 at Manchester k!«'t inostls prajM> tor tti«-ir ami two cinnamon sticks HYE-ACRE TREE FARM entertainment facilities in to ilu carafe Make coffee 5499 No. Federal Hsy. 2749 S. W. Fifth SL change their place of was born Dec 13 ai Memorial Hospital His preparations Mistiest tli.it Rl. 44A. 1.7 miles East ol Cathy Johns. Rockville, referred to the .IS usu.ii and stir it all up. The EB4 says Manchester .Memoria. maternal grandparents are y o u s«*rve s lm h tly N tro rijje r leca Raton, Florida 33431 Delray Beach, Florida 33445 residence annually and closing of the movie Hospital Her maternal .Mr and M rs R obert coff4*4‘ tJian you would for .•sirse with unsufetemul 4 2 9 -2 6 3 5 that 50 percent relocate hr4*akfa.sl I'si- tin- tj4st whipped cream, if ilesireil 1-305-997-7474 1-305-272-2179 theater and those con­ grandparents are Mr and Reynolds of Enon Dhio over a five year period cerned with recreation I>o&sil)li‘ brand of cofftn- They said that on the .Mrs Eduardo K Contreras His paternal grandparents avadatiN- and TENNIS EROSER B e a t > Fi l l . «>

) 12 - EVENING HERALD. Fri., Dec 19, I960 EVENING HERALD, Fri„ Dec. 1», 19W - 13 Yankee Traveler Train rides, caroling, lights highlight weekend are offered on weekdays from 4 p.m. Boston, the New England Conser­ This is also the last weekend for weekend. For more information, call By >A>CV MALOOF foot Christmas tree. To reach the to 9 p m., and on Saturday and Sun­ T heater. $ Donee. C inem a. vatory Brass Quintet, and several several of southern New England's (203 ) 767-0103. To get there, the ALA Marketplace, the ALA Auto and day from 2 p.m. to 9 p.m., through \LA Aulo and Trm cl (dull school choirs will perform inside the Travel Club suggests the Atlantic Santa Claus trains. In Connecticut, recommends taking the Essex exit Jan. 11 Tickets are $4 for adults and • "The Nutcracker" classic holiday ballet presented by • Atheneum Cinema, Wadsworth Atheneum. 600 Main WELLESLEY. Mass. lUPl> - Quincy Market upstairs rotunda, dai­ Avenue-Northern -Avenue exit off the the BranfordVTrolley Museum's San­ off Route 9: Route 9 is accessible via • "Einstein and the Polar Bear” by Tom Griffin, $2 for children 312. For more infor­ the Hartford Ballet. Performances through Dec. 21. St., Hartford. (525-1439) Goodness, the last weekend before ly through Dec. 23. Expressway south or the ta Claus Specials will have their last 1-95 ' through Dec. 21 at the Hartford Stage Company, SO Tuesday-Friday at 8 p.m. Saturday at 2:30 and 8 p.m.; • Cinestudio I'heater, Trinity College, Summit Street, Christmas, already. Performance hours are noon to 2 Massachusetts Turnpike Extension, run on Sunday. Until then, the holiday mation, call (617 ) 866-4528. The ALA I Church St„ Hartford. Performances Tuesday through If you have all of your gift shopping Kgg !Nog E x p re ss Sunday Dec. 14 at 1 p.m.; Sunday Dec. 21 at 6:30 p.m. in Hartford (527-3811) p.m. and 6 p.m. to 8 p.m. daily except the High Street-Congress Street exit decorated, restored cars will operate advises taking Route 3 to U.S. 44 west I Thursday at 8 p.m., Friday and Saturday at 8:30 p.m. and and card sending done, this is the In Rhode Island, the Old Colony Bushnell Memorial Hall, (525-9396) • East Hartford Drive-In Theater, Chapel Road, South Sunday, when they are noon to 2 p.m off the Expressway north. between noon and 4 p.m. on Saturday for Route 58 into South Carver from \ Sunday at 7:30 p.m.; matinees Sunday at 2:30 p.m. and time to take for yourself, to just go and Newport Railway will have its • "The Nutcracker" performed by the Connecticut Windsor. (528-7448) and S p.m. to 5 p.m. For more infor­ For the Prudential Center, take the Boston area or from Cape Cod; ^ Wednesday at 2 p.m. (527-5151) out and enjoy the lights and and Sunday. Tickets are $2.50 for "E gg. Nog E xpress" Saturday, Ballet. Performances through Dec, 21 at 8 p.m. Matinees • East Windsor Drive-In Theater, Route 5, East Wind­ mation, call (617) 523-2980 Exit 22 off the Extension coming adults and )L25 for children .5-11. from the New Bedford area, take I- < • "The Five O'Clock Girl,” through Dec. 21 at the carolers, unburdened by long lists leaving the station on America’s Cup Dec. 19-21 at 2 p.m. in Lyman Auditorium of Southern sor. (623-3079) from west of the city via the Mass- Riders will receive hot chocolate 195.and Route 25 to get on Route 58; I Goodspeed Opera House, East Haddam. Performances and overflowing shopping bags. Puppet show Avenue at 4 p.m., for a festive ride from Connecticut west, take U.S. 44 J Wednesday through Friday at 8:30 p.m., Saturday at 5 Connecticut State College, New Haven. (865-4936) • Manchester Drive-In Theater, Route 6. Bolton. (649- At Boston's Prudential Center this Pike; use the Massachusetts Avenue and cookies, plus a little gift from with Santa, eggnog and cookies, too. • "Country Dance in Connecticut” of Bolton presents a 6000) But even if you do have a few more or Berkeley Street exits off the east and then Route 58 south. ' p.m. and 9 p.m. and Sunday at 3 p.m.; matinees Tuesday weekend, there will be special puppet Santa, in person, in addition to their Tickets, which must be reserved traditional New England Contra Dance Friday Dec. 19 at • Poor Richard's Pub and Cinema. 467 Main St., East gifts to get. still have some fun. expressway in either direction, the and Wednesday at 2:30 p.m. (873-8668) and magic shows for the children. 3-milc roundtrip trolley ride. Bran­ ahead, are $3 per person. 8 p.m, with five fiddle by Whiskey Before Breakfast and Hartlord. (569-1622) beginning at the region s various ALA advises. • "Anything Goes,” the musical, through Feb, 8 at the Saturday brings two puppet shows to ford is located in East Haven: the For reservations and information, calling by Ralph Sweet in St. James Episcopal Church, • Showcase Cinemas, 936 Silver Lane, East Hartford shopping areas, where much of the North of Boston, at Pickering (College rurolern Coachlight Dinner Theater, East Windsor. Performances the Pru's North Tower Lobby, at 1 ALA advises taking 1-95, Exit 51 For call (401) 849-7594. The ALA suggests 1018 Farmington Ave., West Hartford, (677-6619) (568-8810) season's entertainment is. anyway Wharf in Salem, strolling carollers, In New Hampshire, this is the nightly except Monday with dinner at 6:45 p.m. and cur­ In Boston. Christmas at Faneull p m and 3 p m Then on Sunday, it's more information, call (203) 467-6927. taking Route 114 into Newport from • U.A. Theaters East, 308 Broad St., Manchester Shop­ vendors selling hot chestnuts and weekend for the annual Carol Sing at tain at 8:30 p.m.; one hour earlier on Sunday. (522-1266) Hall Marketplace means Christmas time for the magician and juggler to In Essex. Conn , the Valley Route 24 and Interstate 195, or Route ping Parkade. Manchester. (649-5491) cider, and a 40-foot decorated tree are Dartmouth College in Hanover. • "Waiting for Godot" by Samuel Beckett, through a la Cart. " a 23-lnot poinsettia tree, take over, at 1 p m and 2 ,10 p m Railroad's North Pole Express, com­ 138 coming from Connecticut and • Vernon Cine 1 & 2, 57 Hartford Turnpike, Vernon. among the treats for holiday plete with Santa on board, will run Beginning at 4:30 p.m. Saturday, Dec. 21 on the Main Stage at the Long Wharf Theater, and 87.00(' tiny lights, plus a big. red respectively All three shows are points west. 1649-9333) shoppers, who have more than a through Sunday also, with six carolers will gather on the Hopkins New Haven. Performances Tuesday through Friday at 8 satin bow on each of Quincy Market s tree For more information, call Center balcony and plaza, for an "old p.m., Saturday at 4 p.m. and 8:30 p.m. and Sunday at 7:30 16171 236-,1041 dozen shops to choose from, on scheduled runs on both Saturday and 108 columns, a huge, 12 foot wreath Salem's revitalized historical water- Sunday (plus three Friday night) Bog; T rip fashionid community singalong," p.m. Call for matinee schedule. (787-4282) at both entrances, and Santa, up­ Faneuil Hall .Marketplace parallels • "Solomon's Child” by Tom Dulack, through Jan. 25 Boston s waterfront, between Iront For more information, call Tickets are $3.50 for adults, and Back in Massachusetts, it's followed by cocoa and cookies for the stairs in the rotunda 16171 74.5-9540 The ALA recommends Edaville Railroad's Christmas time children, the ALA recommends on Stage II at the Long Wharf Theater, New Haven. Per­ .And, choruses, quintets and Commercial Street and I'nion Street $1 .50 for children 2-11 The trains will formances Tuesday through Friday at 8:15 p.m., Satur­ taking Exit 25E off Houle 128 for run from 5 p.m. Friday, from noon train rides, through the brightly lit taking 1-89, then Route 10 into theatre groups too. across from San­ The entertainment at the Prudential day at 4:15 p.m. and Sunday at 7:15 p.m. Call for matinee Museums. Hoiite J14 into Salem until 7:30 pm . the rest of the bogs of Cranberry Country. These Hanover, ta's throne Groups such as the will be on its Bovlston Street side, schedule. (787-4282) Iriiin rides To list events Neighborhood Children's Theatre of hard to miss it vou liKik lor the .IS- • "Twelfth Night” by Shakespeare, through Dec. 20 at • Wadsworth Atheneum. Hartford, Tuesday, Commercials effective the Yale Repertory Theater, 222 York St., New Haven. Wednesday and Friday, 11 a m. to 3 p.m.: Thursday. 11 To list events in this weekly guide of Performances Monday through Friday at 8 p.m. and a m. to 8 p.m.; Saturday and Sunday, 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. where to go and what to do, submit them by Saturday at 8:30 p.m.; matinees Wednesday and Satur­ (247-9111) Monday at noon to Entertainment Editor, TV tonight day at 2 p.m. (436-1600) • New Britain Museum of American Art, New Britain. The Evening Herald, P.O. Box 591, Herald duMtg WW II. an 4‘mineiii Arnuncan ______EVENING ______pastor writes a p >em which bundle and set soul toblackmaii the • "A Christmas Carol” by Charles Dickens, through Tuesday. Thursday and Sunday, 1 to 5 p.m.; Wednesday, Symphonic conductor and his or b e e r Square, Manchester, Ct., 06040. becomes the hauntmg Chnslmas dead man s assistant Jelf (60 Sports stars 6:00 Jan. 3 at the Hole in the Wall Theater, 121 Smalley St., noon to 5 p.m. (229-0275) Carol mms ) chesira are taken prisoners by the New Britain. Performances Friday and Saturday at 8 ) |';22)4N«w» 40 Tic Tac Dough l i i t Bill M oyers Journal Germans bulmanagetooutwillheir • Children's Museum of Hartford. West Hartford. 7 S tartky And Hutch 8:00 39 Holiday Bowl Southern Melh crafty captors (?hrs ) By I nilcd I’reux Inli-r- 135 hours in front of the set up for themselves, but they on Dec. 28. during halftime p.m.; special performances Christmas Eve at 7 p.m. and Tuesday through Saturday, 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. . Sunday, 1 to I Jokar'tWIld 3 A Snow White Christmas A odist University vs Brigham Young 11 Top Rank Boxing From J1 U.S. Tabla Tannii Continuat n u l i o n a l to test the validity of a pre­ are well aware of the real at the American Football Dec. 21 at 2:30 p.m. (223-9500) 5 p.m. (236-2961) second generation Snow While University Tolowa From Daytima Perhaps it's a hangover creates a new legend based on the 9 :30 19 Or. Gan# Scott On Hebrews study poll indicating clout carried by O.J. Simp­ Conference's wild card • "The Music Hall, " through Jan. 17 at the Downtown • Mystic .Seaport Museum, Mystic Hours daily 9 a m. C h rittm a i On lea Taped vesJ R an past enemies (65 mms) sports fans, but to this day. commercials, they con­ of the dice. " things go badly. Schlitz will Pair Champions and five-time U.S. National mances Tuesday through Saturday with dinner at 7 p.m. through Saturday, 10 a m. to 5 p.m., Sunday, 2 to 5 p.m. f9 What s Happening MOMM wMh my 9 NBA Basketball New York opportunity lopui a halt on his fading 12:30 HOUSE SPECIALTIES Jim Rockford Private the public perception of cluded that the modern Times have been hard in call upon 100 two-fisted Champions, will make their first appearance and curtain at 8:30 p.m.; one hour earlier on Sunday. 1432-4594) m m n t inn dimki Knicks vs Washington Bullets fortunes w ih 'he company and the 5 Hollywood Heartbeat Investigator 14 Movie-(Comedy) "W.W family by out marieuvering Bi^bby 20 22 30 Tha Midnight Special beer goes with athletics gladiators actually are Milwaukee where Schlitz is beer guzzlers to sample (655-7667) ^ . • Old .State House. Hartford, Monday through Satur­ Tartygki Chicken •A U YOU CAN U T 6 30 in Hartford, when the Ice Capades opens Jan. AndTheDIxleDenceKlngt 1074 (60 mms ) 30 Movie -(Muiical-Drama) *** just as the perception of used m less than 3 per cent brewed The one-time their brew against day. to a m. to 5 p.m ; Sunday, noon to 5 p.m. (522-6766) I Tic Tac Dough • "Pippin, " a musical performed by The Youth and King Crab Legs & Steak SHRIMP A SAIAO BAR Burt Reynolds Art Carney An easy $ News Moonlight Sonata" 1938 6 in a benefit performance for the American £j SporlsCenler athletes goes with things of the ads The viewing giant of the industry has Budweiser and call out the • Butler-McCook Homestead. Hartford. Tuesday. •WINE OR REER going con artisi *o»es country mu 29 .22 JO NBC Magazine With CharlesFarrell lgnancePadet»'ws Family Resource Center of Glastonbury to benefit the 2Z30 NBC News Heart Association of Greater Hartford. Prime Rib of Beef SIC robbing gas stations and a girl David Brinkley ki Padereiwski plays himself m the heroic public only thinks the seen sales drop from 16 winner in a blind drink-off Community Renewal Team's Emergency Fuel Bank. Thursday, Saturday and Sunday, noon to 4 p.m. (247-89%) Fine Service wiih every meo< •CHOICE or POTATO Over Easy Sinoer (07 mins ) i.4 Connecticut Prime Time story behind Moonlight Sonata (2 According to the Jos. frequency is higher million barrels in 1974 to with mugs unmarked. Tickets are available at the Civic Center Box Performances through Dec. 21 at 7:30 p.m. at the Hart­ • Farmington Museum, Farmington Friday through or SAV09T RKE 2 0 s 3 0 Marie Mars Geren Schlitz Brewing Co and a because an athlet's profile between 7 and 9 million in And what happens if all Office or local Ticketron outlets. ford Stage Company’s, “Old Place." Kinsley Street in Sunday. 1 to 4 pm . (677-9222) be jom ed by Tony O rlando Jay 10:30 12 40 toiogy'’ Guest Di Robert But'er CALL NOW Johnson and The Pointer Sisters 9 New Vork Report 40 McHale'tNavy professor at the University is higher. 1980, despite a 25 per cent those contemporary Hartford. (633-1176) Director o* the National Institute on • Slater Memorial Museum, .Norwich Monday through (60 mms ) 24 Dick Cavett Show 1:00 Aging Hosts Hugh Downs and of New Hampshire, both That told us the national increase in con­ Falstaffs proclaim Friday. 9 a m. to 4 p.m.; .Saturday and Sunday, 1 to 4 p m. FOR NEW YEARS! » i f Washington Week In 11:00 9 Rat Patrol KIDS EAT FREE! Frank Bia«f Review 3 e 22 30 40 News l4 Flashback: The Hindenburg. perceptions are big indeed premium sports stars sumption. So Schlitz will Budweiser "the King of ‘The Admirable Crichton’ (887-2.506) . ‘ (Closed Captioned u S a ) Children midet 10 yews old, eat free wken Kcompanied by 39 Billy Graham s Christmas S M.A.S.H Ship Ol Doom HBO examines the where the TV tube is con­ carried in terms of a com­ M BobNewharl Show turn to the tube, and to the Beers" after alU • Mark Twain' Memorial. Hartford. Tuesday through Special 0 Maude people events and mysterious cir at Long Wharf ' an adult on SIM. fioni 1 to 8 pjn. . 6 55 cerned, and with that in mercial’s effectiveness, or draw of the athletes, in a ■Saturday. 9:30 arm. to 4 p.m.; Sundav, 1 to 4 p.m. i247- 8 30 11 SportaCenter cumslancesleadmguplooneotthe 4^ News .5 Merv Griffin ^ Twilight Zone most compelling tragedies ol all mind, the Schlitz people the students’ recall of the bold bid to recapture its /HotuaufOMmA/ Long Wharf Theater will start off the new year with the 09981 (chikTs fiN dinnei ."W e 're N ew In Tow n" 7 (X) ■rrtMTATf M IXIT M MLVt« LAM 9 ^ I'm A Big Girl Now Ben ano 2r Dick Cavett Show time lAST NAirrroM) « fl cMO m 'i m o m Mdyl i CBS News are in a gambling mood athletes, was much higher place in the market. tAHOAM lU T M a OAN.V 1960-81 season's first comedy when "The Admirable • Peabody Museum of Natural History, New Haven. Diane s first Christmas together 1 »:30 1:10 M.A.S.H. Prof Michael Jones and raxtr •MowoM.T »t m without their males 'S m danger ol 3 All In The Family 40 USAF Reiigioua Film than other non-sports Schlit£oHicialssa^_l^^ Crichton" arrives on the Main Stage Jan. 1. James M. Monday through Saturday. 9a.m. to5 p m.; Sundav. 1 to 5 LUNCHEON SPECIALS & ABC News becom-ng a catastrophe as Diane 3 Koiak 1:30 80 of his students recently celebrities." Jones said. Barrie's 1902 perennial, under the direction of Kenneth p.m 1432-4478) MON. - FRI. Bullseye copes with cooking her hrst 9 Adam 12 tl NCAABasketballindustria Na 1 Music World ran a test in Durham, His conclusion — if Frankel, will continue at Long War! through Feb. 8. 14 Movie-(Science-Fiction) ** 6 Fridays iffiKtUlP litl I • Connecticut Historical Society. Hartford. Monday MON-FRI-LUNCH 11:00-3.0C' (lonai Classic Semilma'No i turkey 2 i Z7 Wall Street Week "M adM ax’ 1980 Motorcycle gang 2 0 0 N H of the effectiveness advertisers were smarter, itwm t Cutwi It tM ^ j Lacing its comedy with satire as well as fantasy. "The Music. through Saturday, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m (236-5621) 14 Football Inside The NFL MON-SAT DINNER AT 4:00 NufTismatiC Dreams Guest of the future terrorize Ausi'ai>an ci S Movte-(Adventure) *** Cap- i l F ts llva l Of Faith of sports celebrities as they would be using more Admirable Crichton" introduces the wealthy family of • Hitchcock Museum, Riverton. Saturday. 10 a m to 5 SUNDAY DINNER AT 1:00 Waiter Perschke Presdent tizens (Rated R) (69 mms ) tainaOf TheCloudi" 1942 James America a Top 10 commerciai hucksters and athletes than ever to hawk V ip rn o n the pompous Earl of Loam, revealing him. his three pm (379-10031 Numisco Inc Host Louis 20 22 30 The Tonight Show Cagney Dennis Morgan Story of a The Ruitler’s Inn News Rukeyser group of wild' civilian American found that they pack more their products. ROUTES ae-M (Exit 96) I daughters and their friends as complacent, self-absorbed • "Beatlemania", through Dec. 21. Performances • Lutz Junior Museum, Manchester Daily, except Guests Dolly Parton BobNewharl SOOMAINST.LHTm. 9:00 (60 mms ) piioiswhoiomiheR C A F andofa clout than the TV adver­ 6 49 9333 f Fourth Estate The people who make members of the English upper class whose every whim is Friday and Saturday at 6:30 and 9:30 p.m.: matinees Monday. 2 to 5 p in. (643-0949) EXIT M OFF |.M (JUST RIFONE 3 The Dukes Of Hezzerd Toe ABC Captioned News flirt who endangers friendship of f f Antiques tisers themselves may Saturday and Sunday at 3 p.m. At American Shakespeare THE CHAKTEAOAK IIIIOOE) many Santa Clauses make Chnat two (2 hrs 44 mms ) Schlitz beer may or may ( indulged by a large and devoted household staff. • Cheney Homestead. Manchester Thursday and Sun­ 49 Fridays A Face The Music mas Eve m Hazrard County a merry 11.35 9 Joe Franklin Show know not be smarter than most, “Ordinary People'*R WhM a malicious fate shipwrecks the group during a Theater, Stratford. (375-5000) day. 1 to 5 p m. (643-5588) 589-3117 7 29 chase (60 mms ) 3 Happy Days Again 14 Movie -(Thriller) •• Nightw- Jones and his video com­ considering the televised DOUBLE FEATURE holiday cruise, family memb^s, friends and servants are 30 Dally Numbers I 1^ ABC Sports Specie! A re 12.00 ing" Nick Mancuso. KaihrynHar -AflBMCAN BMUOR 7 30 broadcast of the W 6 C 'W elter 3 CBS Late Movie TREASURE rold A journey of terror mto the night mandos spent more than cliffhanger they're setting “wm m r s washed ashore on an uncharted island where all the laws jdi»:M»>j)jiaDO IT DAILY - WIN MONEY by checking the lottery 3 PM Magazine wc'ght Championship light OF JAMAICA REEF 1974 Stars w oriddbats wheremarMSOulnum $ All In The Family The and conventions that governed their well-ordered lives numbers in the Evening Herald between Sugar Ra> Leonard and Stephen Boyd Cheryl Ladd Two bered and fear grows as darkness t Family Feud suddenly no longer apply. Roberto Duran Howard Coseii win members ol a divmg team try to falls (Rated PG) (105 rnns ) $ Face The Music Power Behind provide the commentary (2 h rs ) locate andrecuver gold whichiies at 22 Movie -(Comedy-Drama) |p ^ Vou Bel Your Life II NCAABaskatbalMndustriaiNa the bottom ot the Caribbean "What Price Glory" 1952 James M.A.S.H The Throne i i tionai Classic SemitmaiNo 2 9 Movie-(Drama) *** ‘Counter­ Cagney DanDailey TheWWIstory MacNell'Lehrer Report 39 22. 39 Num ber 96 After Jerry point' 1968 CharttonMeston Max ol the rtoi tempered Captam Fiagg 5 thru 21 30 Fight Back' E Keyes dies m Sharon s bed Ch>ck imilian Schell While on a USO tour and the boisterous brawimgSgl Silent Night Christmas in a tioy decides that the corpse 'S worth a Guirt (2 hrs ) Rt 13 Ellington, Cl. 972-7327 German *own and me church organ r e # ' 2 15 hasbeenruinedbychurchmice The f t o i 3 N ew t 2:20 3 Moment Of Meditation PG I 2 .3 0 Mediterranean Room Friday 11 SportaCenter •I A M NO T A N A N IM A L ! Front Stage j ; 3:00 V ^ekencl I A M A H U M A N BEING ! 9 Movie -(Speclecular) *** Lounge Land of the Phereoha 1955 I...AM...AMAN!* FULL BUFFET •UQUOR A SNOW WHITE CHRIST Jack Hawkins Joan CoHms in an C MAS dent Egypt a Pharaoh order's a Antheneum schedule pyramidlobebuilttorhim lobeused t h e HUTS • NOISEMtKERS • HORSD'OEUVKS ! i as a tomb ( 1 19 mms ) HARTFORD - A sur­ tist Joy Wulke. examining will be "Artworks at the BALLROOM CELEBRATION 11 PBA Bowling From Atian»a vey of works by members textures, sounds, and light Atheneum. Ueorgia •PRIME RIB or BAKED SHRIMP DINNERS • MTS •IjOBpEIg II 4 00 inith any ^ ViANTj of the leading artists' and shadow,o will be CnmKNTU BRE«(F«ST ■■y •FLOOR SHOW ^ — 22 Movie-(Comedy) ••• On the cooperative in Connec­ presented at the Lions •DANCINQ till 3 A.M. Riviera ' 1951 Danny K jye Gene 5 most poputo' ticut; prints from one of Tierney On the Riviera an Amer \ our Gallery of the Senses (an •BREAKFAST at 1 A.M. Danctng to ^featuringunng iPERF “ —*-1 ' ' ican enleMdire' is asked to im dinners America's finest private exhibition space for han­ T S L m • Tnx a Tip Includad O 0 ’ »50*® personate a French aviation he»o collections of photographs: dicapped and non­ » II1 T T M M f (2hrs ) Advance Raaervatlona Only par couple a retrospective of wall FEW COUPLE SILVEMN 4 30 handicapped visitors Travel SetYice 11 Wrestling National Junior drawings by Sol LeWitt: CALL 643-2342 ______. li M if Ji M ine Mit tl Miili Mlt il Mlrfi Mif'h an n a h Mart alt t. alike), Jan. 22 to March 29. SS5 MAIN STREET Greco Romart Champi'mship F mai and several small shows of 5 00 Following that, between 643-2165 9 Prayer contemporary art included April 14 and June 20, the 5 04 MAKE YOUR NEW YEARS EVE in th e Wadsworth Lions Gallery will offer Over 30 feart 9 News Two P 4S 9Z * Antheneum's 1981 winter, 5 30 "Exploring Architecture Travel Experience RESERVATION AT spring and summer exhibi­ 9 Movie-(Drama) ** "MeseOf as Art. ” AuU$orlz«d Agent In Manchester 111 TtHiEd TsniRikt, laRelifittr Lost Women Jackie Coogan tion schedule. , The A major attraction of the for all Airlinei. Railroads and at Richard Travift Nn Qiher Inlorma following is a chronological Steamahip Linei.______T h « The Newest And Most t » Avaiiatjit* (90rTims ) winter and spring schedule Second The Army was account of the schedule. Alodern is/onder Treuf ^o u rse lj to uftL of our fn>e Regular RIB E Y E ...... 53.69 Three exhibitions that ffesiourooi fn The Areo most fKjpu/or dtnnt'rs, druf ue II treat no laughing ^slander have been drawing sizeable (> a rr fu n d yfoii to your choice of any d t'iw rt ond Regular SIRLOIN...... $4.19 maner until Christmas DInntr 8arv*d hevera^ (except /t s (jur o/ audiences to the museum From 11 AM to 9 PM 1st Big Bash of the New Year STEAK & SHRIMP Judy Benjamin pact agreed THIS CHRISTMAS, so^iny thonki fur dinnuj with Ui all . . .54.99 during the last two months APPETIZER, Choice of One year Dtnne/'s o/w) inc/udt'A// Vou Regular PRIME RIB .. $5.29 [RI joined it. of 1980 will remain on view BOSTON riM. The SEND SOMEONE Con ^:ot so/od bur. bu/^eii /xjtuto und during the early part of Chich«n Gumbo Soup-Chilltd Tomoto Juice-Chilled dispute liver distnbuling U'unn roll with hotter T-BONE STEAK...... 55.59 1981. They are: "In Focus: Fruit Cup for Children PRIVATE ENTREES $7 2 milliiin m assets ol the On Time,” a museum-wide Celery ond Olivet-Toned Green Solod With French Drening defunct Lloyd Ciirr and Co YOU LOVE TO JAPAN. p i B l CUT OUT t h i s c o u p o n § ■ ■ ^ ■ ■ 1 CUT OUT THIS COUPON BENJAMIN exhibition exploring the KIDS - COME SPEND NEW YEAR’S commodity options linn subject of time, which has MAIN COURSE has almost ended, al had its closing date EVE AT THE GROUND ROUND torneys say, with major ^ORONLY $10.00. tS a v e^ l S S a v e li d A extended to Feb. 8; and Root! Young Tom Turkey with ituHing ond creditors nearly agreed on grovy with cronberry touce ...... 7 .4 5 • Magician - 4:30 - 7:30 .’O’l ' Chr.',rn-.OS s'-.oppi.-.g o’ ^ OrQ$ Oepeno on cko«4 3* twvtugt vm) Szvxigs depeno on ctKxe o' t>ever«g« and disafi two shows of contem­ Roott Prime lib of Reef Au Jut . . 6.66 how to divide the money porary art — "Sylvia •eked Sugef-Cured Hem . ' ficore', wii jioO'di-" ■ -r-.o Cf- jn, :,t /ou-'Q 01-0 ■:.io f ree lifswrt orui b f t with the • Free Hats and Favors The commodilv options free dessen and beverage with the |)Ke Ou> Plimack wtih Ptneeppte t e u o e ...... 7 .7 5 ( hou e of the followi'i^ dinneti choice of the following dinners lirm promised huge profits hr. A'lrJ -(.e, CQO jSed QCiy rirric- Guirvj Mangold/MATRIX 62," a Dinner Includet: Breod ond Butter, Mothed HLG RIB EYE REG PRIME RIB or French Pototoet, Condy Yomi. Sweet • Free Kiddie Kocktails and bilked millions ol sor-.eor.e a [)e.-'ihaoQ Gif' Ceoificofc o iifsr- REG. RIB EYE REG PRIME RIB survey of Mangold's work REG. SIRLOIN T BONL STEAK Peot, or Mixed Vegetoblet. Tea or CoHee. dollars Irom customers in givFng 'oitc. tjoO'i o mp to +10 Orient REG. SIRLOIN T BONF STEAK during the past decade, and • Our Regular Low STEAK & SHRIMP TMES ipoI DESSERTS several slates helore it was The/ 1 hQ/p Q choicp of carefully jC-iected STEAK A SHRIMP "Dotty Attie/MATRIX 9 Prime Rib dmntfs served dzity liom 4 00 pm znd zii Choice of One: Hot Mince, Pumpkin Children's Prices shut down fTlp'S sirfoiri', pl.j-np rh.'J.cn t-e$h Prime Rib dmntrs served daily lium 4 00 pm and ali day Sunday Cannot be used m combioalion with day Sunday Cannot be used m combnation with 63,” an assemblage of 146 Pie, or Ice Cream. A e 0 u r t ■ q p p 01 n 1 e d . V ,r,r' 0 loDSte' SCOhOpS ott>et discounts At Pariicipatino bleahhouses GENE , pencil mini-drawings, with Child t Portion For Children Under iZY eort SO BRING YOUR PARENTS \ \\ other discounts Al Padicipaling Steakbousts receiver lormer Superior W lD B t' PRYOR captions, narrating the of Age-12 00 le t! Ar.d f'orr -rhe ' leot Qrouhd Our Offer yood Offer good Court Chief .Judge Waller forr.ee) hiC.achi rooif,. They II see rher 19th century world voyage AND COME JOIN US _____ H McLaughlin Sr . told Dec 5 thru Dec 5 thru CHINIMOItNIt ce-sonol chef slicits-j dicing sizzling Dec 21 N W Dec 21. 1980 of a fictive male couple I’ii II ii.u liiii iiu l. I li i I iiiipli'u K iiim |iic APPETIZER I' S District .ludge .loseph STIR known as " J . and Ar- lilanOer Tid BIta (Fentell Shrimp, golden fingera. DON’T FORGET ond seosoning 't-'e.'. dinr.er :o pe' Viu l.il'oi.m )(,isi, I 'i ,1 \p ,\ i.il q.iilici'- 1. Tauro Thursday all par­ I C O U P O N I mand," which will be on chiciten rolK wonton toup. fei non Rio- up c Denihono Gift CRAZY IIU', till I U U ,li 'M II u lujs. \\ V 'll o K lk . MAIN COURSE ties are in the process of view through Jan. 25. II.Ill I I, Il ill i.iil 11| M nil u 1 ililiiiq TO REGISTER signing an intent to • Cenif.forp '-,d'j/ '11 U.llll II. settle \\ for i'C ond Its iii'C giving, drawings by the Chow Som Ding 8 .4 5 i B * W nil ill ilii liiili 1 Ml IS uiii'i 1 1. niu Served with tried rice, FOR OUR FREE Terms ol the .settlement . so.'T.eooe G iQSie- of Jopon , Norwegian-born artist Jan tea & deeaert. Il '1 \p i ,1 111 nil llu lllnsl l.lllii il .ll'nlll Conn, meal tax 7'^% were not disclosed, but F^.r Christmas M M ClM sItr— 199 Spancar SIraat WALT DISNEY Groth will be shown in the a l'.llli|lll I I. » nil si,ill III InU II. GIANT 8 FOOT McLaughlin said ItHwar Lana) MATRIX Gallery, Jan. 27 HmI lltkg iMMVltlMH customers who lost up to to March 29, and between ( . iiiii ' I'll I >111 (>> II >lh .11 I'.i Iiii .Si . Nr Rw Y tir t Em OlHSTimS STOCWHC $30 million during the two SIBEIIIHIinR Hartlonl— On Proapact Avanua Feb. 3 and mid-April (also I I.II III >lii ( 1-. I 1 111. .. SlHIil.ll, (ona Mock north of KIng'a) 1 tl . i llll'i I C M iM 3 - K 2 « •noiaemakera years the Boston-based ofTOHVO TfCHNiCOLOn in the MATRIX Gallery), •hats HIDACM STEAK HOUSE works by Balthus, the 11 r rn operated will Watarbury—499 Chaia Ava. POIIOEISS almost reclusive, realist GLASTONBURY probably collect only about (w aat of MfptarlNiry Plaza) A tune tilled emmeted artist whom the critic John AT THE JUNCTION OF 10 cents on the dollar I ilticl SoiiL'sI.l 1 1.11 llnli.1 ROUTES 2 8 3 - 859-0162 Lloyd-Carr president Wlndaor— 990 W lndtor Avanua G etueuegema' Russell has called "the last Alan H Abrahams is V/CFarmingtonAve ^nihe£xchonge;Exir39offi 64 677-6546 (In MTIndtor liM ppIng Cantar) of the great European NEAR PUTNAM BRIDGE Phone fof mformonon on group funcfions currently in jail serving p l e a s e C A a T H E A T R E painters. ” time for Iraud mHSCHEENTM8 Works by Connecticut ar­ 14 - EVENING HERALD, Fri , Dec 19, 1980 EVENING HERALD, Fri., Dec. 19, 1980 - 15

Red Wing$ Road Race l\o announcer mittee to have monthly budget continue results pages for Saturday ToumTol The $22,000 deficit of the Parent's of children at East board did vote and the parents downtown," Max Friedman, meetings next year. to climb 17 thru 20 Jet-Miami game Hartford's Stevens School said it didn’t complain when it voted to member of the East Hartford Manchester Country Club became Page 16 Responding to a question at Mon­ would have been “irresponsible" of reject the school closing proposal. Economic Development Commis­ apparent last August, despite From the bulletin of the Wapping Page 16 the Board of Education to vote on a sion, said Thursday during discus­ earlier hopes of balancing the Community Church in South Wind­ pOftS day’s meeting of the Eighth 6 proposal to close the school Mon­ sion with consultants regarding budget this year. “No one was sor, comes this little word of ad­ Utilities District Board of Direc­ watching," said newly-elected club tors, Betty Sadlowski, district tax day night because there wasn't “Women don’t stop at a food whether an expanded food outlet vice — “If your day is hemmed enough time to consider the issue store for one thing and then buy would draw more people to the president James Moriarty. The with prayer it is less likely to un­ collector, said , “Taxes have never club plans to form a finance com­ been fair across the board" proposed this month. However, the their child a dress in the same trip town's central business district. ravel" Unbeaten quintets meet Obituaries. By UEN AUSTER field High in CCIL bouts. Also, 0-1 time winner over Penney. 76 and dropped its tirst three round- Herald Sporlswrller Bolton High entertains Portland High "Simsbury, is one of the better ball engagements to the Silk Bike track gets new lease Two unbeatens collide at Clarke in a COC encounter while 0-2 South teams in the league." Manchester Towners. The Trojans since have Alexander G. Blozie Strong, 87, of 118 Pitkin St., died Arena tonight as Manchester High Windsor is at home to 0-2 Bloomfield Thursday night at a local convales­ Coach Doug Pearson states, "It is an taken eight straight. "I don't think SOUTH Vt lNDSOR - Alexander By MARY KITZMANN racing. The commission's approval whether Kiernan needed additional hosts Simsbury High to highlight the High. 2-0 Rockville High visits important game but I don’t see any cent home. She was the widow of there is a pattern," Pearson sees, G. Blozie, 75, of 710 Avery St . died llenilil Reporter Kiernan presented a short report stipulated Kiernan keep residency land for the next season. But Kiernan scholastic basketball calendar. Each Newington High, 1-0 Rham High critical (games) at this stage of the Wednesday at his home He was the Ernest T. Strong. showing 50 out of about 175 racers "They are under-rated and a well- MANCHK.STE;R - Molo-cro.ss records all the racers, and it assured the commission the police comes in with a 2-0 mark into the 8 hosts East Hampton High in Hebron season. coached team. When you play them husband of Amelia iBrophy) Blozie She was born in South Windsor on were from Manchester, But 175 is the suggested he include the question on racing at the Nike Site was approved were satisfied with the parking o’clock fray. and 1-0 Coventry High entertaihs 1-0 "We have to play good ba.skctball. you have to play well You can’t play He was bom in Portland and had March 29. 1893 and had lived in ending total of racers, and the 50 the registration forms. As the ap­ arrangements. One other local entry. East Bacon Academy. It may sound general and trite but if lived in South Windsor most of his Manchester for the past 50 years. She for its second year by the Parks and identified number of racing associa­ mediocre because they’ll find a way Recreation Commission Thursday proval was for another year, the When asked, he did say the present Catholic, is idle but Cheney Tech, 0-2 On the distaff side, 2-2 Manchester we play our best and they play their to win" life He was a member of St. was a 50-year member of Center tion members, a disparity in coun- commission will evaluate the racing operation could handle about overall and 0-1 in the COC, hits the High travels to Simsbury for a CCIL best I feel we’ll win We re trying not Margaret Mary Church He had been Congregational Church and a former night ting. Cheney has been led in the point program again after next season 250 racers, with expanded hours. road as it is at 1-0,1-1 Rocky Hill in a engagement with the 3-1, 4-1 Trojans to concern ourselves with what the department the opening two games employed by the Whitney Chain Co deaconess of the church. She was After a short discussion the five- The commission was concerned which runs from April through Kiernan had submitted to the com­ conference bout. at 8 o’clock. opponents are doing but what we do. of Hartford as a machinist and truck also a member of the Manchester by Scott Cable and Brian Eaton. The member commission agreed to allow that not enough Manchester children August. mission, upon the Board of Direc­ Elsewhere, 0-2 Fermi High hosts Manchester is coming off a 58-47 We want to do what benefits us the Beavers have experienced shooting driver for 43 years, retiring in 1969. Senior Citjzens Robert Kiernan, owner of the used the track, but found the “If we see next year 20 Manchester tor’s request, a list of expenses that Penney High, 1-1, in Enfield and 0-2 success over East Hartford while most." She leaves three daughters, Mrs'^ numbers difficult to judge. “I don’t miseries each occasion, hitting at He was also a self-employed peach Manchester Cycle Shop, to use town people participate, obviously we will could possibly funded by the town. It East Hartford High entertains En­ Simsbury was a 51-49 double over­ Simsbury entered the CCIL in 1975- less than 40 percent overall. grower He was a former member of Daniel iEmily! Buccino of Mton, land free of charge for the races. The know if 50 local kids are many or think twice about the program," included $400 for electricity, and the South Windsor Volunteer Fire Miss Janet Strong of Mansfield, and advisory commission placed several not.” Commission Chairman Joel Fred Ramey, commission member, about $500 for a public address Department and a life member of the Mrs William (Normal Deacon of conditions on their approval such as Janenda said. But he added the total. said. system. department At the time of his death Litchfield, one sister, Mrs. Reginald better record keeping on children 175. impressed him. The commission aleo oiiesiinnpd Kiernan said he did not ask or he. was a member of the Board of I Amy I Cone in Florida; and eight expect town funds, but furnished the grandchildren and several nieces and Catholic girls Road Race results Fire Commissioners. He was also list upon request. The commission one of the first police officers in the nephews N, stipulated no town funds be used for Complete results of the 1980 Five Mile Road Race, showing town of South Windsor, holding badge Funeral services will be Saturday Cop-board meeting possible the track, and General Manager No 2. He was a graduate of the Stale at 2 p m al Center Congregational finishing times and runners as compiled by the Race Com­ ■ MANUIIESI ER — The Board of of Local 1495 of the American of p o lice a d m in istra to rs in Robert Weiss, who attended the Police Academy He was active in Church Burial will be in Wapping lose to South mittee, appear in today's issue on pages 17, 18, 19, 20 Directors Police Department liaison Federation of State. County and authorizing the delays. Deputy meeting, assured "no budget he sub­ relief patrol assignments for South Cemetery South Windsor There are Mayor Stephen Cassano said the mitted would have provisions for fun­ reading in South's favor at the inter­ Windsor and did special duty such as no calling hours The Watkins said Thursday he would be willing to Municipal Employes, wrote an open By LEN AllSTER A total of 3,144 runners are listed among the 3,895 that of­ meet with Police Union represen­ letter to town directors, setting off a overtime would continue to increase ding" the track. lleralil .Sporlnwriter mission. social events at the high school Funeral Home. 142 E Center St., has this year. By year’s end , another Kiernan said the past summer he The Rebels had a 38-20 lead after ficially registered. He was the elected Democratic charge of arrangements Memorial tatives. but expressed hope their con­ whirl of political and administrative Turnovers were bountiful as South cerns could be resolved within the activity, he said he hoped to meet $26,000 will have been transferred used a generator to power the public Catholic trimmed East Catholic, 51- three quarters and were never candidate for constable from 1953 un­ donations may be made to the address system used. threatened in the second half. American Cancer Society or a chan­ department with town directors. Later Tighe said into the overtime account. Cassano 32. in HCC girls, basketball action til the time of his death, was a predicted The Park and Recreation Commis­ Hogan and Byrne were the big guns former auxiliary state police officer ty of the donor's choice .lames McCavanagh. Democratic he would await the results of last night at the Eagles’ Nest. town director, said he would not turn Wednesday’s police budget meeting. sion reviewed the racing after the One-hand push shot for the Rebels with 18 and 14 points 9 was a member of ihe South Windsor J<»lin K/Rowes Nor will the vacancies be filled im­ The victory was the fourth in as down a union request to meet with In the letter. Tighe complained Board of Directors forwarded it. many starts for the Rebels and pegs respectively. Hogan also had a Democratic Town Committee, a M ANCHESTER — John F Bowes. mediately. Cassano estimated that Manchester's Duck Williams (4) pulls up in lane and fires shot bushel of assists with some fine in­ Six veterans back him. hut made it clear they should lannan had authorized overtime duty Besides the Park and Recreation their conference mark at 3-0. The m em ber of the Red Men of five of the nine patrol slots now open 76. of 33 Lydall St . died Thursday first seek out Police Chief Robert instead of filling the department’s 12 Commission Kiernan needs the board past defense offered by East Hartford’s Gerald Williams (33) in loss drops the Eaglettes to the .500 side feeds. Byrne also latched onto 9 .Manchester, a member of the night at Manchester Memorial would be filled this year. The approval. He alo needs another rebounds. Rockville Lodge ol Elks, and a Lannan ' I d rather they solve vacancies. He said the department CCIL clash Wednesday night at Clarke Arena. Manchester mark at 2-2, 1-2 in the HCC. Hospital He was the husband of Eva their problems with the administra­ was dangerously understaffed and problem is further complicated by year’s approval from the Planning pushed record to 2-0 with 58-47 win and plays tonight against With Karen Byrne dumping in 8 Monica Murphy led the Eaglettes with East matmen former school bus driver I Cote I Bowes the 18-month waiting list now facing and Zoning Commission to operate with 8 points and 18 rebounds. East Besides his wife he leaves a son, tion of the Police Department, " he that morale had sunk. Simsbury at home in 8 o'clock start. (Herald photo by Burbank) points and Julie Hogan adding 6, the He was born in Worcester. Mass said Although a special subcommittee candidates for the state’s Police the track. Rebels secured an 18-5 lead after one had the edge in that department. 41- By LEN Al STER coming back, ” stated East Coach Robert J Blozie of Woodbridge. a on Jan 31 1904 and had been a resi­ Academy. This year however, the procedure 40 daughter, Mrs Eleanor C Kennedy When Edward J Tighc prc'^ident concluded no wrongdoing on the part quarter. East was relatively sound Herald SporlBwriler ■Santos Corpus. dent of Manchester for the past 40 is not expected to take the same from the floor, 2-for-7, but com­ South also took the jayvee clash, Tm hoping Liner and Velez have of South Windsor a brother. James years Before his retirement he had 55-47. Sue Evans had 12 points. Beth With six veterans returning from a Blozie of Windsor, three sisters. Morning fire plagues firefighters amount of time as last year. Kiernan mitted 14 turnovers in the eight year ago. East Catholic could be good years and they've been working been employed by Pratt & Whitney initially proposed the track in early minutes. Caffery 11 and Daria Lupacchino 10 hard,’ Corpus commented. "It is too •Mrs Katherine Bolis of Westbrook. suspicious fire Wednesday to a car­ Thoughts RpLENty for the young Eaglettes, now 2-2 for ready to spring forth in the 1980-81 Division ol United Technologies. MANCHESTER — An early mor­ said the small fire "had good poten­ winter last year. But it was June soon to tell but how well we do (may) Miss Carolyn Blozie and .Miss Regina East Hartford, lor more than 30 tial." port at the home of Walter before final Board of Directors ap­ ”We had way too many tur­ the season. wrestling season The Eagle Blozie of South Windsor and six ning chimney fire was extinguished matmen. 8-6 a year ago, open their depend on how the kids have years He was a member of St Friday. but not until town While fighting the chimney fire, Nimorowski at 361 Hillstown Road proval was given. The board first novers,” understated East Coach East’s next outing is Tuesday developed over the summer I am grandchildren Bridget Church Donna Ridel, "We still do not have afternoon against non-conference foe campaign Saturday afternoon with a firefighters ripped through an in­ the ceiling surrounding the fireplace referred it to the Parks and Recrea­ tri-match against Plainville and host expecting a little more from the Funeral services will be held Besides ms wife he leaves a son. Town firemen extinguished the consistency. We played well in South Windsor High at the Bobcats’ terior wall and the brick facing of a was also pulled down. The tion Commission, which approved it, Wethersfield High at noon. heavier weight classes ' Saturday at 8 15 am from the John R Bowes of .Manchester a 9:26 a m fire, and police said Fire spurts Fourteen turnovers in the gym al 3:15. Samsel Funeral Home, 419 Buckland fireplace at 180 Grissom Road, a spokesman said timbers around, the and then because of additional reser­ soccer East is headed by senior captain Schedule: Dec. 20 at Wethersfield daughter. .Mrs Lawrence i Theresa i chimney had been burning. Chief John Rivosa had labeled the Girb’ first quarter killed us. You give the Sou ill Uaiiiolif {•> I) —" Bvrne 6 2-2 Road with a mass of Christian burial spokesman said vations retrived it from the board By Carlos Velez and junior Jack Liner, with Plainville. 30 at Nanchester Neilsen of Riverside. Calif . two The Manchester Fire Department Police Friday also reported a fire suspicious. and discussed it again. ' ball away that many times you can’t 14. Hogan 8 2-4 18, Horan 2 0-1 4, with Cheney Tech, Jan 6 Fermi A, 14 at 9 a m at St .Margaret Mary sisters, Mrs .Margaret McDonald of rogram must expect to win" Ragonese 3 0-2 6, Cassone 0 1-2 1. Velez a year ago took fourth place in Church Burial will be in St received the call at 5:07 a m and Kiernan then presented the race Len Auster the 119-pound class in the Class M East Hartford H, 16 Weaver H, 20 Auburn. Mass and Mrs .Mary sent three engines and a ladder truck track to the PZC, which discussed The Eaglettes compiled 37 tur­ Peterson 2 0-0 4, Bell 2 0-1 4, Carucci Waterford A. 23 Rham A. 27 Bulkeley Catherine s Cemetery. Broad Brook Perreault of Worcester, and eight Silver reported stolen e included novers overall. South, 23-for-74 from 0 0-0 0. Totals 23 5-12 51. championships while Liner took the Friends may call at the funeral home to the home Although the fire was and approved it, before the board 1 bronze medal at the 105-pound level, H, 31 St. Bernard H, Feb, 3 Somers grandchildren M ANCHESTER — Police report a Street Thursday night and charged received the proposal for the third the floor, had 21 turnovers. East was Ea»l Calliolir (.’12)— Murphy 4 0-1 H, 7 at Rockville with Bloomfield, 14 today from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p rn contained before it spread to other also in Class M. Private funeral services will be areas of the home, the spokesman $7,000 silver set was stolen from an with breach of the peace after a 14- time. 12-for-57 in field goal tries. 8, Cunningham 2 0-0 4, Farr 0 2-2 2, Glastonbury A, 17 St. Paul H Check Memorial contributions may be held Monday at St Bridget Church East Center Street home sometime year-old girl and her 25-year-old The preliminary 1981-82 transportation, officials and coaches. White 1 0-0 2, Skehan 0 3-4 3. Velez returns for another season al The track is on 2.5 acres of town The breakdown, for the first year, is The second quarter was like a 119 while Liner moves up and will do sports slate for starting times. made to the American Cancer Socie­ B urial w ill be in St Jam es In Mernoriuin Thursday. companion said they had been Manchester school budget, which has shooting gallery, except everybody Campbell 2 2-2 6, Johnson 3 1-2 7. ty 347 E Center St . Manchester land, but Kiernan paid for the many, many steps to go before adop­ as follows: Equipment —$3,355.80 battle in the 112-pound class. Cemetery There are no calling Police said they had few clues to go assaulted, police said. development and upkeep, plus In­ missed The result was a 22-10 Ingallinera 0 0-0 0. Totals 12 8-11 32. In i.-vin* iiieii'.ttrA ui l-^vkin 1. ( u Ia p t who ijaxsetl on, and said entry to the residence tion. presented by Or. James —40 girls’ uniforms, warm-ups, nets, Freshman Rich Bonzani fills the hours The Holmes Funeral Home, JA4JV Ik-(.'inl)or IV IVTV surance Racers pay $5 to race, and Kennedy, superintendent of schools, goalie uniforms, comer flags and bill at 98 with junior Jim Dean slated Most improved Ruth ('. .Strong 400 Mam St has ch arge of had not been forced. Reported mis­ Ii li-jf find lli>W4*r rnj> AAittier another $5 to join the racing associa­ includes $7,300 to get girls' soccer off material for frames, pipes, wood, to hit the mat at 105. Junior Todd arrangements sing was and Il-piece silver setting NORWALK (UPD - Beth Daniel, MAV.HESTKH - Ruth lObllinsi T!h ‘ sun inj\ s**i tion. The operation is non-profit; the ground. , joints. Corey and senior Joe Foley, two Kill th<* hedfis th ji ■m«‘d '•••la d^'.irh Jenkins f^uilty but no penalty the first woman golfer to earn over and several other items. EX) IT DAILY - Play PRIZEWORD K'eman reported the money funded That figure, at all cost and length, Supplies —$645 —soccer balls, air \ fv th*' imps t h ji won i Elsewhere, Jeffrey Pouliot. 22, of more veterans, are at. 126 and 132 $200,000 in'a single season, and Curtis in Saturday’s Evening Herald development expenses and about $1,- must not be sliced from the final hornfs), clock, scorebook, mis­ TORONTO (UPI) - Ferguson respectively. Sdillv mi.sM.'d i>A his wilt' ilauKhiPfs ami ^randsims 142 Broad St . was arrested on Main ^ ® 325 for trophies. offered by the Royal Canadian Strange, who posted two PGA vic­ Coventry manager budget. cellaneous. Jenkin won the biggest decision of his Mounted Police Junior Dan Ynreo will be the East tories in his fourth year on the tour, Girls’ soccer at Manchester High Officials —$933 —game referees. career in a courtroom instead of Judge Young, who had handed out a representative at 138. junior Ben have been named the Most Improved E must become a reality. Transpprtation —$480 baseball stadium, but he admitted stiff fine to former NHL hockey star Levland al 145 and freshman Jim Professional for 1980 by Golf AL SIEFFERT’S There has been increased interest Coaches —$1,887 -fo r head coach the whole experience had left him Don Murdoch several years ago. Meyer at 155 Sophomore Joe .Morra and assistant coach. Magazine fires police chief by girls in playing soccer in recent feeling slighty "tarnished. ” deliberated 65 minutes belore draws the nod at 167 senior Chris The 1979 Rookie of the Year. M smm's SAYS... years. The evidence includes The bottom three figures are The 38-year-old righthander, one of Meyer at 185 and senior John Lucier. SUPER SANTA SALE rendering his verdict Daniel collected an LPGA record (OAENTRA Gary S I X month probation between 300 and 400 young ladies somewhat fixed,’although they may the baseball’s most accomplished He said Jenkins many civic a 210-pounder, in the unlimited class. $231,000 with four tournament vic­ Sousa, chief of police, who period No action is playing in the summer program run go up because of 1) inflation or 2) pitchers, was given an absolute dis­ achievements and his lengthy list of Sophomore F’eler Alosky is also in tories and 21 top 10 finishes in 27 has been serving a required by the council SUPER SANTA SALE by the Manchester Recreation coaches receiving stipent increase. charge in a provincial court baseball honors should count heavily contention at the 138-pound level. He events The 24-year-old South Caroli­ probationary period in that The chief was notified in Cook All Winter Department, which had 1,400 The lop two figures, after the first Wednesday on a charge of possession in a court of law has shown well in the wrestle-offs nian maintained a 71 54 scoring position for six months, writing of the termination youngsters overall. year, should dramatically decrease. of four grams of cocaine. Young, who could have given ■'Our prospects depend on a lot of average this year as compared to C was fired Thursday by The town s personnel Long on a There never, in the past, was a The start-up cost is the killer but Provincial court judge Jerry Jenkins six months in jail or a $1 (kX) things I feel we have a rough 72 65 in 1979. when she earned $97,027 AL SIEFFERTS offers one of the once uniforms, goalposts are ob­ Frank Connolly, town rules allow the termination strong leader in the girls’ ranks to Young found Jenkins guilty earlier in line or both, rejected the prosecution schedule but we have a goixf core with one lour triumph manager ol a probationary take the bull by the horn. That’s tained they can/will be used for the day but later erased the convic­ arguments that the pitcher should be The dismissal was an­ employee who is unable or Char-Broil Gas Grill areas largest selections of Top changed with sophomore Shana several years. tion by imposing no penalty. The ab­ sentenced for reasons of rehabilita­ nounced during a special unwilling to perform the Hopperstead, along with her mother, solute discharge means that Jenkins tion or in the public interest meeting of the council at duties of his position in a Name BrandVideo Cassette Recorders Phyllis Hopperstead, becoming its will have no criminal record. "You are 38 and have no previous New look on mat 5:30 p m Connolly, in satisfactory manner and if major advocates. ISot a fad "I think that this sport (baseball) involvement in the criminal process, executive session, in­ the employee s habits and The perfect Chrlstmes It has many other supporters as Girls’ soccer is not a fad. It will not is something that youngsters look up in fact quite the opposite is true. ” he formed the council of the dependability do not merit at Low Discount Prices ?...... well. go away after a couple of seasons. to, ” Jenkins said after the verdict. "I said as Jenkins stood for the deci­ reasons for the termina­ continuous service. Con­ gift for the But the student and mother collec­ There are many, many high schools think that somewhere along the way I sion with MHS squad tion. nolly said. WHY PAY MORE!! tively. and with help gathered 723 starting programs and Manchester was sort of blinded and a little tar­ "You seem to be a person who has Sousa was appointed He said the situation Q u a s a r. signatures on a petition and names of must not be left behind. Manchester nished." conducted himself in exemplary By LEN Al S I ER Gaskell and James Frallicciardi. at police chief in June and "happtmed very quickly' Chef of the house! 154 girls at the high school and both has a solid, statewide reputation in The Texas Rangers’ ace hurler had fashion in the community and in the lleruld SporlBWriler 132 started work on July 1 He and he doesn t know what nc/i PRICES START AS Color Caaieras junior highs expressing the wish of a boys’ soccer and it could be the same Sophomore Mark Allen and junior WE HAVE THEM AU entered a plea of not guilty early in country, building up an account. This With nine of the 12 starters from a had filled a vacancy the next step will be • CAST ALUMINUM from girls’ soccer program at the high on the distaff side. the day but did not contest evidence is the time to draw on that account" year ago graduated. Manchester Gil Vincent, a transfer from Penn­ created by the resignation Gary Sousa In the m e an tim e , HOOD A BOTTOM school This is a soccer community. There High wrestling team will be hard sylvania. are contesting for the berth of Robert Kjellquisl in following the town charter. RCA, QUASAR, The voice of the people in many • CAST IRON ORATES are several. Hopperstead included, pressed to duplicate last season’s 10- at 138 There is a group of six who’ll March Connolly is interim police pmeo cases is ignored. But in this instance who could gain instant recognition 5 mark. battle for Ihe two slots at 145 and 155 Sousa was one of two top Connolly said the ter­ chief • SELECT WOOD SIDE TRAY Kennedy has responded and I fully statewide with a girls’ team. "We basically graduated the whole pounds including seniors Bernie scorers on a competitive mination w'as based on a .Although Sousa could not • ELECTRIC START support his intention of getting a There are one or two drawbacks to team and having such a team, it will Alemany and Harold Brainard. examination for the chief s town personnel policy be reached for comment, it program going and off the ground. a girls’ soccer program. One is lack be lough to follow. " commented In­ juniors Mark Walter and Bob job He also received high which authorizes the town has been reported he plans Tne stumbling block in the past of practice facilities for what the dian Coach Barry Bernstein, who will Eilloramo and sophomores Jay Hall marks from a special manager to terminate an to take legal action against was no one came to the forefront and school has already. Another is it send his grapplers into action for the and Ken Donnestad citizen’s committee employee who is serving a the termination express the wish for such a program. could draw some of the top talent first time in 1980-81 Saturday after­ Filloramo, a transfer from East The Hoppersteads have taken care of from other fall sports. Girls’ field noon against Rham High at Clarke Catholic, has looked good in practice that. And, once someone took the in­ hockey, in particular, could be en­ Arena at 1 o’clock and IS a leading candidate at 1.55 itiative those who do want to play dangered. "Last year was one ol the best ■Senior Bob Gentile, a first-year Pool controversies —but didn’t want to play a leading Nevertheless, girls' soccer at the teams we ve ever fielded. ” Berns­ participant, or sophomore Jim Ciocci role in getting matters going —have high school must be allowed the op­ tein reminded. will handle the action at 167 responded in force. portunity. It will not want for a The three returning veterans are Zimmerman will gel competition at remain untouched liiere appears to be more than coach, there are many qualified can­ junior Mike Griffin, who’ll occupy 185 from sophomore Dave Ramsey fleeting Interest In a girls' soccer didates available. And, according to either the 112 or 119 pound class, while Walrath must hold off in the ll> M ARA MIZMANN Dorothy Brindamour. types ol private groups team. wrestle-offs seniors Andy Gibson and commission member, said the numbers received by senior co-captain Bernie Zimmer­ Herald Ke|i SKMOR I, 27:5*, martin ROBERT I’olleyhnll 25:27 HAYES 29:10 MCCLENDON 30 25 31:23 volpl PAUL 473, Butch Mc-yuade 223- ADEN 27:54 wcinlano FRACIS DONALD f ALCONI LEROY American Manchester ' . It . \ THOMAS 29:10 ' ■ .1. i.ii. ' • •1 1 . i 25:32 KLEl HERBERT JOHNSON 30 25 WHEELER MARK 31:23 SHEVCHENKO Eric HOLLISTER poger EVENING Standings 564. Bruce Hence 560, 1981 CHEVEHE 27:54 OSBORNE ROY Cycle Shop 3-1. Fuss & , . ,. II.. ’ : \H 25:3; STONE RAT 29:14 MASON 30 25 31:23 ZAN6AR1 NICHOLAS h..N' r 27:54 DWYER WILLIAM LUNGAHO BERNARD MAJOR KENNEIH 6:00 . lut,.,lti.,P • ‘ H. lli u. 3- \ A m erican Insurers 18-3. Steve Kershaw 517. Sam 29:14 O'Neill 3-1. Filloramo 25t36 MURPHY PETER KRUEGER 30 25 HART JIH 31 :23 TAFF RICK TURNER JESSE U U S. TablaTtnnItContinu** K. .UN'. " K< . 1; ill,:.,-, ' McAllister 544, Rich Wood­ 27tS4 COTNOlk MARC 29:14 .•'"i.iii. < ulf 1. vtl ' Redwood Farms 14-7, 85:36 KOHLER BERNARD SIMPSON 30 25 P0MA20N 31:23 FIELDS JACK From Oaytlmo Construction 3-1. DiRosa ■ i- i . JT 27x54 HORN S TUART TODD COLONIS PETEP i(] (H-ritNl 'n*1 I'rffl-rSNMf ' bury .506. John K ozicki 518. 25|S6 LAFONTAINC 29:15 JESNE 30x25 31 x23 Cleaners 3-1. Buffalo Renn s 10-8. ABA Tool 9-12. peter 2A :00 MOQUIN BRUCE HOLMES GREGORY RY0 A MICHAEL 6:30 Nf.-.t ; •« .. 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N1..' ,1'L Soccer 1981 CITATION 26:00 WILKIE WILLIAM SMITH 3C: 32 TTCJTP'Ot PICHARD 31:35 KRAVONTKA MARK bUKLCT Albert 28:07 JOHNSON T HQMAS Barlow 9i Pizza House 25 ! ;>• r hnl : Slunl.'i .■ L.i,.."u- ■ 26:0S HUKON MARK 90 • 9 C OUINN 30 : 36 BERGSTROM 31:35 ARENOT GEORGE KLK’Nf TH IMIMOK I I \f.t I 26:10 GOSS , PHILIP DAVID GERE ' liJiDt ' H M . I-. . 29:25 B asketball ' Kevin Heine 9. Brian t L’ Liiu'.) 1". K- C 1 M , HAUSCHUL2 30: 37 ABBOTT STEVEN 31 :3S BLANCHARD DOUGLAS BiCk lEY BOB Mancliestei 11 'Hick 26:08 HESLIN ROBERT 26:1C SAIHONC MICHAEL 29 :25 Belcher 8, ...... GRACE 30: 37 FLAHERTY JOHN 31:35 MCINERNEY ERNEST HEHRICK EUGEnC -.1 it 4 1' H ili" Derella 3 Tim McConville 26:12 RVBOZVN TOM 28:11 TEUBERT MICHAEL 6 4 Door 29:25 CHIOVITTI 30: 37 LEON 31:35 EAGLETON KEVIN LOMBARDO JEFFREY lote LITCHFIELD M o d e rn J a n ito r ia l 33 26:12 WALDt RALPH 28:11 SMITH ■ ail.-* H V- 2 Tom Gardiner 2. Ed Gar­ JAVIO 29:25 OSOLIN 30: 38 WALSH MATTHEW 31 :3S RVBCZK oavid mahafeey BRUCE rfieoff Samp.son 12. Bruce - 'i I Hatchback. 26:13 CARNEY THOMAS • .rfi .'.'Ul M. diner. BIaz Stiinac. Dan 26:11 uoctten ANGUS 30: 40 ■ olff 31:35 FISH ROBERT kosakowsk MICHAEL 9 O • 9 C LANGLEY DONALD 1 K elsev 121, Manchester ..'li,, • ;*> • U' ll\sKI rii\M 26:13 BROWN CHARLES 28:11 t.-N \).nl'.,.i H-f Peletier, Tom Cleary 4 cylinder DOLLERIS ALLEN 30: 40 vallee JAMES 31:36 GlODANl MICHELLE BATE S VALEPIE (.’ycle'21 .Carl Sk'«ig 12. ''*■' 26:13 29:25 FREEMAN \ ' ul MaiirhfAlAT. BILL INS BILL 26:11 NOONAN TIM 31 36 SlCwERTSEN JAMES CHRIS Moodus 4 engine. 26:17 KOLESNIKOFF bOYD David Browne 7. ^ H mullarkey EDWARD 28:11 OUSSAULT 29:25 MARILYN ' \ t , l r. ill > " U.K'als boast 3-0 won lost STEVE 31 38 NELSON JEFFREY HUGHE S 26:17 SCHULTZ RONALD 20:ll 29:25 EARWAKER 30 40 WARNER JOSEPH . i''lr i ; n; >ik ;h •■[(ilii.i I 4*rll ill 4 speed transmission, stone EVERETT 31:36 SEATON THOMAS JENSEN TI'MOThY .-I M.,. k ( ’> 4 . Md'U'- [HTuxl • ,r ■ i '1. record in Senior Premier 26tl7 KITTREOGE STEPHEN 28:11 29:27 FALK BKNNK'I Mill. K ARNOLD JESSE 30 41 HUCUENIN GLEN SCHWARTZ LARRY It z,r. '.•I..-.1* l"t. 1[,;. : -1 Division with 33 goals and electric defogger. P/S, 26:17 CHISOLM CHRIS 29:27 SHERRY 28:11 BIRES JOHN 30 41 CORSO MARIO SMITH BRADLEY byrl .j . It.. : u ,i I.. ,• j ." Bennet varsity opened Mii't .. i: K..'If 1 I'riiiirA ill K 26:17 31:38 bOYcE l .r.'.'i I'h, ,1 J. seven against and hold PERSONS ROBERT 28:11 PEARCE 29 :27 LLOYD 41 . ■ : . i : 1 I 'f. Its sea.son yesterday w ith a pin striping. AM radio. JOE 30 ADAMSON WILLIAM 31:38 TWILL JOSEPH ruJlH"ri.M , I" .< )• A..' ' l.nfi«‘l(l al Ka-t Mitrlfonl. 26:17 BROWN TIM 29:27 UAOECKI ulLLET DANIEL down I li st place 28:14 TIMBRELL DAVID 30 41 PATRV GULES KATHLEEN 59-51 win over Kosciuszko i ' l.fi'.if \l,i 1 Visl, 26:17 31:40 KITTREOGE H Stock#1199 KITTREOGE OAVIO 20:15 29:27 WAkCl EE 41 GOSS fiUSSfLL I„.i M... 1 . ll lU \1 ’ FIELDS CHRIS 30 YOUNG GARRY 31:40 LYONS JAMES of Enfield Jerome Owens , . *6560 26:17 MCDERMOTT MICHAEL 29:27 WYNNE ballette KENNE TH L 1 n.,.' •. Wu. INtrllaiiil al liulldMi. K 28:15 HEROUX DAVID 30 41 hanter JOHN 31:40 DONOVAN OAVIO had 23 points and Mark At- ■ Bowling It IfMiin 1 i(‘hl ill '^oiilli 26:22 WHEELER JOHN 28:17 29:27 WIER7B0WSK1 41 LZE6 UHL ALEJANDRO 1 . ■ , COHEN JEFFREY 30 TIERNE Y JAMES 31 :40 RODERICK GILBERT more 14 for the Bears Tom i, K,. ... M u 1 .1 26:22 OVSON CHARLES 20:17 29:27 STONl HAM WALSH DAVID IIOMK FNGINKIIt'. W iiiiUor RObBINS CHARLES 30 41 TAG JOSEPH 51 :40 JORGENSEN EPIK i • ■ ; V4 U; ... 25:22 BRENAN JOHN 28:17 29:28 SMITH W*SYL HICHAEL Parlante and Tony King ■ • ll 1 >1 1- i • ltill<’ al Nr\Ain^loii CLARK ROBIN 30 41 BUDER KARL 31:40 ADAMS JAMES -- Mane .St Onge 211-452, 26:24 O'CONNOR MATT 29:28 MCINTOSH Rf ODY L INDA added 7 and 6 tallies l'!a<*t ll.itn|itoii al Kliaiii 2«s17 MOYNIHAN Robert 30 HI COSNELY T IMOTHY 31:4o ELLIOT KEVIN i -1 ul P hyllis Von Deck 178-451 Tn '^EREST RATE 26:24 HEFFERNAN JOE 26:17 DUNN PIESClK WOBCFT res[«*ctively to the winning , It a <' o II \ r a <1 r m y a I $14.75 WARDUELL JAMES 29:28 30 41 LAUOATl JOHN 31:40 COTTER ROBERT . I|.t 1 3 Eileen Henson 485, Diane 26:28 OlCK MATT 28:17 29:28 MCDEVIT T HARVILL BRIAN effort MELCHIONNA JERRY 30 42 MCCRACKEN RICHARD 31 :4q FLAHERTY ROGER i oM‘iilr\ ON ANY NEW 1980 OR 1981 26:52 NEUBELT JOSEPH 28:17 29:26 STONER PATRICK JOHN Uutit.rt" : I IK i !", u • : 4 . Cote 192-457, Danna Pineo LITWIN G.ALLEN 30 44 ACGELO JIM 31 :4q BEBYN STANLEY ' 'Ilf, ; 1 II.'• j : A t .^11 Manrhrnlt'r al '*>iiii>*luir> 26:35 WICKWIRE ANDREW 29:28 COOPER adoabbo MARIO 176-455. Cathy Bohjalian CHEVY PURCHASED HERE. 28:18 marston PETCR 30 45 QUINN SONNY 31:40 YUSNA CARL • i ; ! J » H iK.-.x . .H. II.UNi, j\ l^irK), K 26:35 REPETTO ARNOLD 29:28 BENSON SANDERS ROBBIE i • . b.r.g : It..i..t' . ,4 495. Shirlev FMdndge 195- 28:18 IMSWlLER TED 30 45 HULL JACK 31:40 O’ COIN RICHARD 26:35 GURSKl T imothv 29:28 FITZGERALD Z ItMAK JOHN ■ 1 ,. il i r i*»i filing jayvee captured sWIMMIMe 28:16 COTE ROY 30 45 MCMAHON F rancis WHITTY CHARLES Mil \\ M K1 I- \i\ 454 26:35 31 :4C COTE RICH 28:18 HOSS 29 :28 WILSON 30 45 PE TER WtbSTJ R THCMAS '>L loliriM.n Id I Ji M> <,.n 2 1 the Tolland Holiday Tour­ W r I ll«' r f i r I (I a I ' PETER PALCRMINO 3 1:4 0 OYSON HOWARD 26:35 GORECKI EDDIE 29:28 HANSEN lomdarlo MICHAEL l..irii' ' i 'J 2 I ’ hm kHt-f b 12 nam ent last night w ith a 52- ^laiirlii'hli'r, 't:.'tO 28:16 CURRY BRIAN 30 47 CVR BRENT 31:4C ALLEN ROBERT M'lm fifi 1 1 11 I utii:i f,g' Till' Ifl-.C — Jerrv Smith 164- 26:35 PARR RAYMOND 26:18 29:28 GENTILE STANLEY DAVID 28 win over Coventry . SCHAUER peter 30 47 OZIEOZAK JAMES 31 :40 UESROS lER RUSS i.,i> V ,ialurila> 26:37 MCNAMARA BIBY SCHAAL DANIEL 395, Ron Schack 148-142- JAMES 28:22 BLOCK 29:3o 30 47 PALMER ROBERT I ii^]», ...... 1 -i I,,i..i "J Kevin Simmons had 18 /■,' m i : IIOCKK^ ELLYN ROGER 31:43 TRUOU : I'J I'il f h'l II. K,'. li« I.IN 398, N ew t Em erson 154-390, CANT AFFORD A NEW CAR? 26:39 LALLIER RUSS 29:31 MOCIELNlCKI FERL INC) DAVID 1 points Ken Krajewski 13 \..v. \..ik I.* 28:22 brown TODD 30 47 RAN0AZ20 SAL 31:45 FALLS WILLIAM JI'Jfr.’T li*« MuIH'h«' 141r s n. u 141 26:39 HESLIN Gary 26:22 29:31 DEGRAY MOHR S TCWART 'M('w,.uk.-.- !• L*1 Dick Lesard 382, Bill 2wick LOOK OVER OUR LINE-UP OF LATE RIODEL USED REMIGINO MICHAEL 50 47 FOWLER THOMAS 31:45 SAPIENZA THOMAS and Joey Johnson 12 lor the l.atholir al Itollon Ire 26:40 PALMER JOHN 28:22 29:33 FURNISS JENSt N STEVEN I 'lUH'il HJl N|i»n‘ fu’l I'.l.ii 1 ...I,. 380, Bob Schack 148372, Bill GARTNER KENNETH 30 50 TRIBOU WILLIAM 31:46 FALKOWSKI MATTHEW young Hams, now 2-0 ^ • I'M |J,|f t, I f)J. t ‘M.k 26:40 WOJTAS JOSEPH 29:33 KOZIERAOZKl WILSON SUSAN Z J- liU.Mn) \1.M \1.;. r„ l*ala<‘i‘. H |».iti. CARS. THEY ARE INSURED FOR 12 MONTHS OR 28:24 VALK ROBERT 30 so SCHURMAN JOSEPH VUOLQ EO I» \ Pagani Jr 372, Bernie 31 :46 Mark .Murphv, Keith 26:40 MATTEO STEvE 28:24 29:33 BROWN BEAN'SOKOLOSKI MARSHA HADDEN RICHARD 30 50 wlLLIS HARRY 31 :4b LONGUN GEORGE Goodin 135-368, Norm V lK K S T U N i; 12,000 MILES AGAINST MAJOR REPAIRS. 26>4S HANTHO ROBERT LAbBC Feeney JOHN Blanchard and Ed Jarvis 28:24 OASlLVA JOHN 29: 34 30 50 NAPOLITANO FRANK HCGOLORICK ROBERT 32 40 26:50 31:46 Vittner 357, Ray Bernier Kliutn ul MuiU'liKHtcr, I FITZGERALD JACK 28:24 TOTH 29:34 Burger 32 4C SCHUE BELE R EDGAR .starred delensivelv PAUL 30 50 O'DONNELL THOMAS 31:46 PEOWSKI WILLIAM 26:50 oanahy THOMAS 29:34 WOOLLEY 32 40 CART IN HICftEY ; ,•• 1. J . ,r> i4 Ul ll I'll.'xr Kiik 144-355, Lou M assolini 352, p.iii. 28:25 ALMEIDA THOMAS 30 50 FORZLEV PHLIP THOMAS 26:50 31 :46 REILLY 9 M.l! .Mt'fHll./d MACKENZIE DICK 29:35 PETERSON 32 4C HOMICKl JOSEPH ■ 'f ll Z . «r.r. i •)-' 1 Nek-,,: Bill Pagani Sr 13.5-350, Bob Kutil Culliolir MluimiliK 28:26 JOHNSON ROLAND 30 52 RELYrA DOULAs FURNISS THOMAS * ■) . h. M !. ■ 1'- .III It .1-. ' ■ .1 III I l . j i r \ 80 MEIIC. S4B1B 60 CHEV. 88000 78 DODGE 840M 26:50 0*BP1EK CHRIS 31:46 FEHLiNb WILLIAM S m ith 148 Bobcat 2 Dr. Halchbtck Cp« 4 cyt.. 26 i28 KOWALCZYK 29:35 JOHNSON 30 52 JOHN 32 40 1 J' lIlK^- . M n.jl M ‘nil, ' 'A i- II 'itun ul \XVtlii'rnfi«'lil, noon Citation 2 Dr Hatchback 4 cyl.. 4 Chevatta 2 Door. 4 cyi, auto., ak MICHAEL DUGGAN THOMAS 31:46 BUCK Ml M H '/lsk 4 tpd . radio, low miiaaga tpd.. powar staarlng. radio, claan cond . radio, tow miiaaga 26:52 CAl OwELL ROBBy 29:35 ALVES 32 40 MASON KEVIN ' r.i : : mI.,' 26:29 LYONS JIM 30 52 HARTNETT STEVE 31:46 TOT TORA JOHN lo lii. r h i . \.ji rti... 'i .Hill iitl tier*. 26:52 kavanauch . KEVIN 40 MCALLISTER CARL •Ii . 1' 79 PONT. *4490 28:29 MONCURL 29:35 CARLSON 30 52 WILLIAM GEORGE 32 ' f t . 1 III' It. \ii.ii111 '\i\r 1I inch FRIENDSHIP — Lou Phoanix LJ 4 Or V-6. *ir cond. 78 CHEV. 84310 JOHN SIEWCRTSEN 31 :4b SLATE 1 » ' M h.'i, ;. r Hockey M ik r M .. Impala 9 Past Sution Wgn. V-A, 26:52 HIXSON TIMOTHY 29:38 ADAMS 32 4G MOYLAN CHRIS / il:: i. If..Ill (1 powar otaarmg A braka*. radio 78 HONDA 84390 28:29 KULAK THOMAS 30 52 BURKE EOHUNO 31 :46 WILKINS GARY . J hr .■ II . k. . Toutain 183-468, Lee Bean auto. air cond.. powar ataaring A 26:52 CRAIG .. H-.uU, . . .-If' vary claan C ivic CVCC 2 Dr 4 cyt. auto.. AM- GRICE CHARLES 28:29 29:38 METCALF 32 40 THUMMEL y • ! , ' ;.:' 'I.IO <1.1 \ - N i. n il •m l- r Ik I brakaa. radio Low mHaagat ROGOWSKl ROGCR 30 52 DIHHOCK EDWARD 31:46 LACOHBE ANDRE .')«■ It ! ...... • •' .!• 186-496. Rita McAllister FM-Starao, km miiaaga and omali. 26:52 JOHNSON ERIC 29:36 MURPHY 32 4? KENDALL GREGORY ■in -1 .HI.,1 .'ll,. If.,iv r *■')». 78 VOLKS 80000 26:30 DELUDE JAMES 30 52 FORD BOB 31:46 HOUOE ROBERT . 'lu ll -.1 1*1 1 . . li.H 195-485, Tana P ointer 18(1- WANTED 79 PONT. *8890 26:52 luoemann STEVEN 29:36 DOUGHERTY 32 43 HALL NlCKl Rabbit 4 Dr 4 cyi.. auto, ak oond.. 28:30 1) iij 74 FORD S2**0 Flrabird Cpa V-6, auto . sir cond . plasshan CARL 30 52 SONSTROEM JON 31 :4b LAUBE BRUCC .JlW] n 11 »• 1) i:ii Mustang Coupa 4 cyl. auto , radio AM-FM-Starao radio, rear daloggar 26:55 MOORE EUGENE 29:40 GOROEUK 32 43 SCHIAZZA ALFRED * .'h. 1-. 458. Bert Toutain 182-459. powar staaring A brake*, radio 26:30 SAUNDERS WILLIAM 30 52 staknis PHILIP 31 :46 BERUbE MICHAEL t >1111, j.s .tl I iiUl<-< Vary k>w milaaga and many mora option*. Lika nawl 26iS5 SHORT MICHAEL PILLA PETERSON JEFFREY Hr Like new' 29 :40 SCOTT 32 44 |||U luul lM‘fl.4 1 « III' I ni. . iM l, M l'i.iil 1 t Pat Thibodeau 452, Elaine 28:30 POWERS WILLIAM 30 52 GIBBS STEVEN 31 :4b KELLEY ’ .1' I mmII m II I i i j i h 7* CHEV. 181*0 80 FORD aaiao 26:55 OREAR peter 29 :40 LEWIS 32 44 BEAUOOIN JOHN l.-.i ..ifMl a" \ Tk I 1 I :i Gilbert 461. Sandy •0 AMC iOiOO 28X30 POWERS KEITH 30 52 KEENE CHARLES ' 31:46 TATASCIORE FRANK I f . .If TO BUY Impala 4 Dr V>6, *uto.. air cond.. Spirit OL Hatchback Cpa. 0 cyi.. Fairmont 4 Dr 6 cyl.. auto. powar 26:55 OILMAN NEIL FRANK 28;30 29:43 COON 30:52 JIM RICK 32 44 GREENE I'lrsi I K.iinl-HulMi powar ataaring A brakaa. radio, auto . air cond., radio, lliia nawl ataaring. radio Only 8.000 mMaa. ROY DANIEL GIGCR 31:46 SHUCKEROW vinyl roof, low miiaaga Ilka nawl 26:55 ROWE DONALD c30 T :«a M 1J MITCHELL 32 S SARKISIAN EDWARD ' ! f ■: u.|„„, ..... OVER 80 YEARS OF DEPENDABLE SERVICE 28x30 WHITE COURTNEY 30 52 PEARSON ERIC 31:4b DEWEY JAMES l-il.r..., I,,I,. ,1 ii, I 77 CHEV. $3S*B 26:55 hinman RICHARD 29 ji* 5 LOWERY THOMAS 77MIC $30*0 7* CHEV. 110,aaa 28:30 SMITH WR08EL 30:52 SAUNDERS ASHLEY JOAO 32 45 \: I \ 1 I ..i.kfM. 14 iitfriKlm . k K,,rn |‘ i \ Caprioa 4 Dr. v-0. auto. air cond.. 26:57 ARTHUR 31:50 CAxICLE Qramlm2Dr 6cyl . auto. air cond . powar ataaring A brakaa, radio. Corvatt* L62 Cpa V-A. auto , air PARKER DONNIE 29:1)5 LYKO 32 7 MCCONNELL CHARLES * I TK It |( .untllH'lfJ H |4) J, ■ .'•int.i l>rrl4K W2 m l.ihnNi.r. T h,r|.-n | ,h.,f„ 24 ('l•n4lln■^ atlas bantly cart 28x32 LATHROP 29 :<|5 30:32 LAVERY CHARLES PETER 32 8 AM-FM^tarao and H'a DAVID 31:51 harrican I" H • : ii f i.iiin x T iwi 14 t ■•I'lnit h I m I IT M 26i57 CAPLIN BOB 29:^5 GRIFFIN 32 6 KERNEY timothy M. Vf.llir, », .IN . 28x32 OLDHAM JOHN 30 :52 STUBBS BOB 31:51 KRAUSE BILL rr «j ♦) I,,r..nii. sm ii.f 17 26157 KEENAN RONALD MAYO M ' »■ If(|(»4. I |.,tIh 17 n ''.iliiiinv 17 «i , USED CARS 28:32 29:^5 32 8 leonaPo JOHN F J, ^ *24 Hour Emergency Service JOHNSON LEE 30 .S2 SCHMID MATTHEW ALFORD PETER I -f ; -n, I.„ II 7 26:57 YOUNG DAVID 29:ii5 OES'HARAIS 31:51 RHONDA 28x32 HAZARD 30 ROT SORENSEN JAMES 32 0 GOOOaRO ' u n i i . . : r ■£, n r .s i.,w : 11 ‘1 Ml r I h't 1 j 7 I. h )^.. ,j STEPHEN :&2 PORTER 31:51 29 hcnneberger 32 0 HURPHY NANCY I 22 S Ml Kimi-v ; (i4i 7 ■•111 l-.r iN.,,m -i 4t, |■„^„rl,. >1 )h i C lSiry\ • Burner Sales & Service 26x57 WHITE KENNETH 28x34 daminello DAVID 30:52 HARTV CHRIS 31:54 ALBERT STEVEN 'irilhthllh 7 a I i.« .n r l2 2 « '.H .jx r ’ ■‘l"i I 4h 1 -.h !>,.( 17 14 29:1)9 LARSON WILLIAM 32 0 LARN to SCOTT 27tQ0 LACHANCE BILL 28i3S ROZMAN RICHARD 30 .32 BEEHAN STEPHEN 31:54 landon h 'i4i t 2 Ailkm MtiHiij -ludkins itiHiH ‘iird jKTHid 7 1-If..nil. TuniD ull K V y * Heating Oils CARTER t7Q ▼ •, a 0TT HOSS 37 ISO CHAPLIN JAMES R ICHARD l.iUK jr VI.IJV7 Mibim. 14 ^ 27i00 RUGG'ERl GARY 26x35 GORMAN STEPHEN 30:52 VANN THOMAS 31:54 BELMAN 29:50 DIGARGI 3? WICKHAM DWIGHT N«l-nU £ UK 27:03 5L0N5N1 JAN 30 :S2 HALLEY JOHN 31:54 GARVEY HARK So GARTER 28:35 PATRICUS JOHN JOHN ' 21 I M U 7^^ 649-4595 EDUARD 37 so D'AMICO 27:03 OKIE JAMES 28:36 BEYER 29:50 DUGGAN 30iS2 0*NE1L THOMAS 31:54 FISCHER hreo f«,ini Kiwi M-Kinnex I d u Ih I nl CHRIS 37 57 ROBINSON PRISCILLA Call Us for Your Home Heating 27:03 STEVE 30:59 lee SULLIVAN JOHN iiibnsim \(< Kinni V I n I j I lo u lv I 1229 Main 81., ManchMtur ROTH 28:39 OIDOMIZIO JOSEPH 29:5C PELACCIA BURRIS 31:54 \ ll, . n . „ a I |.,|| 27 -7,, ,1 ..."ll. , li,r,,ni,, 1221 27:03 JIH GORDON 37 >57 TOOHEY JOHN MMN IT. FITZGERALD 30>5b PETER TOOO 28:39 TRIAN 6RUBC 51:54 ■ - 1 l., Jii And Air Conditioning Heeds ... TEL. 846-8464 GEORGE Z9x50 OEVASHER

i 18 - EVENING HERALD. Kri , Dec. 19, 1980 EVENING HERALD. Frt., Dec. »■ 1980 - 19 Final Five-Mile Road Race results Final Five-Mile Road Race results

ITlIT OCNNIS ANTHONY 3il3S rCLSON R.LCONARO 39x83 SOUADRITO THOMAS 40x46 MCNAHON THOMAS 42:C5 LIBBCY ARTHUR 43X35 GAGE . ANN SaUMq c RS 3StlB KILLIAN DENNIS CLlZAiC7H RICHARO OAVIO I HCINERNEY MICHAEL 3At2B MORIARTY BBIAH S6xOS LARSON 56x49 HCNIFF GEORGE 3TiST RCALC DANIEL 3Bl3t HOVROVO STEVEN 39x43 h yk e 40X46 BLOOM ROBERT 42:05 SCHREIb H aN ROBERT 93*35 KAHANER HAf^VET SSXlB LBER JAMES JENNY SHCLMCROIMC JANES « HUBBARD CHRIS 3«s2B DAVIS NIKE S6X0S SCHUMAN BUMI 56x49 DOROZENSKI WILLIAM ITlST MIHCR JOSEPH 38x37 ZOL*N PAUL 39145 ROWE 40x46 LESLIE KENITH 42:05 GARRY RANDALL 43:35 SULLIVAN THOMaS HARORICK 35120 TUBB CHARLES h o o o a r o ROBERT 39x45 HAUREEN 40x48 MARK CARL i k o p p e r FREDERICK 3BS2B F1T2PATRICN THOMAS 56xOS 56149 BEAUCHEHIN RICHARO ST I ST FIRESTONE DANIEL 38X38 M0N6KL0 LARRy NORSE ALTIERI 42:05 QUlNN JOHN 43:37 NCGCA PAMELA ROSEMARIE s c h a u s t c r RONALD I HUGUCNIN ^ m a r c e l 3Bt2B NULLIBAN ROtCBT 35x21 WEBSTER ELAlNt 36>0S MERRITT RUSSELL 56x49 BURRINGTON RAY S T K O 6ARVET NANCY 38(39 CONNOLLY f ra nk 39x45 MOWRY 40xS0 CAPLOU NANCY 42:05 BAZZANO JOHN 43:37 CCHELNIK CAROL 35:21 TAJMAJER DOUGLAS BRADBURY richai o SUZANNE 40x50 evCRTS GREGORY I ECKEL RAYMOND 3%i2B WICKISER CRIC . 56x05 ^ 56x49 MANGIND JOHN STi.O SHAFIRO NANCT 38x40 ZOOO* CONNIE 39X45 ZITSER GODDARD GAIL 4^:07 Le o o T h AUr EEM 43:37 RATCNAUOE CHRISTIE 35121 EGAN JOHN 39x45 ELEANOR 40x50 IRWIN MOYNIHAN EDUARD ^ ROHAN FLOYD 3%S2B TAGGART BRUCE 56X05 PHILLIPS OAVIO 56x49 BOYD MICHAEL S T K O SCHNEIDER NARTHA 3Bl40 RAYCROFT NATE NAY MAUSMAN 42:07 GOLDSTEIN HARVEY 43x37 SCHNEIDER SANDRA 35:21 HAVENS EVERETT FOURNIER JCFFRCV STt.O ■ECNAR 39(45 MARIAN 40x53 LAAK REIN CAREY 43x37 u rb an BAKULSKI OAVIO ^ TATE RALPH 3At30 PRIOR WILLARD 36lOS 56X49 6RAN0W ROBERT PATRICIA 38x40 OBUCHOUSKI JANICE TOLO 42:08 MACE DANA 3Si21 ASONIS ALLAN 56x05 H06AN TIMOTHY STt«0 NARTIN 3Bx4o fay LINDA 39x45 GREJOUS o i a n e 40x53 MCAULEY GEORGE 42:08 A2ZARETT1 LAUREN 43:37 ARONSON SHELLY NOONAN TOM ^ WACHTCL GEORGE 3AI30 POTTER 6E0R6E 56X49 zelz HIRE JEAN 56X07 KING ROBERT STi«o HURLEY 38x40 BERGIN 39x45 SCHULTZ HURRAY 40x53 MOONEY HARK KATHY 43:37 BENAVIDES CARLOS FRANCOLlNC JANES ^ DAVIS JEFFREY 3R|30 YAVIS JOHN 35x21 TEDFORD KENNETH 36x50 MACOMBER JANET RUTH MICHAEL 42:00 LOOBY 56x10 60UL0 NANCT STi.O REtSNlN 38x40 GOLDSTEIN MITCHELL 39x45 QUA ROBERT 40x55 MCCUTCHEON LOIS 4^:0S STEVENS GUERRI 43:37 NCGEC HUGH GIFFORD HERUO ^ MEISTCR RICHARD 3RI30 CROULEY RAVHONO 35x21 MURPHY SCOTT 36XS0 PETERSON LAURI JUI.IE STI.O LAFFIN 38x42 ARMSTRONG ROBYN 39X45 KITTRCDGE DAVID 40:56 ROZHAN SUSAN JANES 43:37 searle FREDERIC GUILLCTTC PAUL ’ UEIRETHCR BILL 3«m 30 ALICE 56x50 LVSIK BARBARA DANIEL 42:00 MALLOZZl HOLMES PETER 35x21 ROOT BRUCE 56x10 BAXTER 39X45 OAVIO 40x56 DANA NATALIE 43:37 TERRY OAVIO ^ TETRO BRIAN 56x50 DUCLOS MARGO STi.O RILFEL EOHARD 38x43 WOODS KATHLEEN m a t h i e u 42:o 8 k el ly JANES . 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EVENING HERALD, FrI., Dec. 1», 1980 - 21 20 - EVENING HERALD, F r i, Dec. Ig, IWO Top 25 Liberals fight for survival, conservatives for power Final Five-Mile Road Race results. Plarr, Name Time in running the party. 1. Charlie Dugfan 22:30 ' WASHINGTON (U P I) - As 27 conservative Democrata who can is in sight. the years, fighting off attempts by Sen. Edward Kennedy, D-Mass., PAULtlTC NANCY Nelson Rockefeller and other Democrats, who fought bitterly PLLTIER ROBERT 5 0 t l6 OCKLE S 7 iS 2 LUCNHAN 2. Mike O'Shea 22i47 r Rcpubllcant itru8|le to run the couii- and will Jump the line on any given —Just as was the case four years SYLVIA b l c u n t ELAINE/- 48:13 Vice President Walter Mondale and 46:10 CAPLOW SHARON 50115 •ERNkOETU S 3 : l t ROBIN LORRY ago when Jimmy Carter came to moderates to take over the GOP. even when they held power, will fight MULLARKE Y sean ( 48:17 LCdlS ffUSSAK 3. Tom Rairliffe 22i48 .Ttry in 1981, the Democrati will be issue and vote with the Republicans Gov. Edmund Brown of„California 46:10 STOCKUeU UILLIAH DOROTHY rashaw PAUL more than ever over who'will have CAROL 48 OUCH KATHY 50:2 0 GOLDSMITH ST JJZ 4. Art Swilchenko 22i31 town, there will be a lot of outsiders One of the first tasks faced by both gallant HARLEEN BENNETT GEORGE BlnigfUnf to make a comeback, to change the outcome. are now the main contenders. 46:15 48:24 KELLY NANCY 50:24 BOLNICK JAY 53:22 ca pa lla major political parties in the new the right to try to lead them out of the HELMUT uiLKEN BRUCE CAROLYN 5. Jim Crawford 22i55 llberala wlii be itruggling for lur- Ehren though they control the White coming to Washington to take over The two leading contenders at this 46:15 aCUTCL ssn d rs 50:24 ROBERT S3iNA HCOUAID ROBIN 48:25 HCCOLLUH CNAMIS 6. Day 22i57 the government. It will take them year will be electing new national 1980 election disasters. 46:18 Y TERRY BIXB Moe EILEEU S3 :SA MARKMAN CAROL 7 vivai and the*New Right wlii be House and the Senate, and have the point for Democratic national chair­ l e s l u 46:29 FafcRtLL 50:27 priRMAN MARI chairmen — and it could provoke Not only have Democrats lost at 46:18 BOGGIN] JANE LIBBY 53:5A GARHAN HELEN 7. Sieve Gale* 22i59 - struggling for power. potential to win enough Democratic time to learn the ropes and they will man are Gov. Bill Clinton of Arkan­ DEBORAH 48 :29 BOUCHER ELIZABETH SHARON the polls, but the party is broke as NUIR MICHAEL MICHAUD 5 0 a27 REARDON GARDINER 8. Sroll Graham 23:11 make some mistakes along the way. fights in both camps. WILLIAM 48 : 3C STONE G*IL 5N:01 LEE January will bring the greatest votes in the House to swing major sas, one of the victims of the 1980 GRAYDON CD MICHAUD So:33 roRo nancy RUTH As president, Reagan will name his well. No official counting has been COUTURE JOAN S«:01 RABIN0HIT2 9. Paul Oparowtki 23:14 shift in MllUcal power the nation’s —The Republicans in control will election, and Charles Mannatt of KELLEHER w il l ia m 48:35 50:35 DENISE issues their way, the Republicans SMITH SABRA MARCUS SN :0 « FICOCELLI TONI face criticism from the New Right own national chairman, but he will be done, but most likely they still have OAVlO 4B: 35 ROHAN SUSAN LANRCNCC 10. Gary Nixon 23:15 > capital has seen in nearly three will have a rough time in i960 for at California, the party's finance chair­ la plc u r THOMAS ROStNFIELU 50:47 SCSPANIAK KATZ ELLEN the same debts, dating back to DONNA 48: 3*j LUPOCCHINO JOAN 5N:0» 11. I.uke O'Connor 23:22 /decades. Not since Dwight least three reasons: that is likely to be as vocal as any under pressure to name a strong con­ man and its most successful fun­ baumgartncr WILLARD l a f l e u r 50:47 KRlSTAN JOSEPH HCRNEAULT RONALD L L l Z A B f TH RAPHACLSON SHERI 5R :09 they get from the Democrats. servative to run the party. Frequent­ Robert Kennedy's and Hubert HURCH WILLIAM malLEy 50:47 KRISTAN DAVID 12. Amby Burfool 23:27 \ Elsenhower took power with a —The Democrats arc not going to draiser in recent years. HORON JAHES SN:3R HUGUENIN JO ANN Humphrey's 1968 presidential races, U2ELL JAMIE 5 1 :00 WRIGHT TERESA 13. Rob Hinieimtaer 23:28 - Republican Congress behind him in roll over and play dead. It is just Already there are howls from the ly mentioned is former Utah state c a sa lin o maryellen JOHN 5A :37 Av e r y IRENL Some old political faces may be AlLttN c a pa lla LAURIE chairman Richard Richards.The right they had when Carter took office four r is s a h BONNIE OELANC 51:00 SCULLY JOHNSON MARIETTA 14. Tim DeValve 23:34 leei has the GOP been so powerful sound political sense that they will right that there are no true conser­ leading some new political charges in OAVlO TRCGLIA ANN 5A:37 years ago. PH1L31N ANNA DEGROA T 51:20 LOURCIRO JC rF SITKO jane 15. Barry Harlwirk 23:38 vatives in the Reagan Cabinet. will argue — and may win — that if WILFRID 5CHWARZ JOAN 5n :S 3 and the Democrats so weak. waste no time trying to shift the the nation in 1981. KARLIN DIANE PEPf 51:25 PURCELL 61NCTTC Reagan feels he needs to pursue a One thing Democrats do agree on SCHUHACHEP JUDITH 5A :S3 HCMAHON BONNIE 16. Spenrr Smith 23:40 'C Democrata will still control the blame for the state of the economy to The New Right believes it has CUSANO ROBERT MALLf Y JA hCS 51:25 HORIARTY CAROL less conservative line in running the is that the new chairman should be LOUIS FOPO BARBARA 5A :5e GRISWOLD SHARTN 17. John Banniah 23:44 new hoi{se of Representatives, but the GOP if there is not a quick and earned a bigger role in the Reagan PAIGL IRVING MANGCNE 51:25 WALSH EILELN government, he owes it to them to someone who will not take sides in E DwiN Sf EPY E ILEEN SUSAN 18. Rick Cavr 23:45 only in terms of numbers. While they dramatic improvement — and there administration since they have stood OONCLLl ROBERT DfGROAl 5 1 :25 BLAKE STEPHEN 55:01 BELL the 1984 presidential contest where KATHLEEN WILHELM AMV JANE DIANE 19. Sieve Sholle* 23:49 by the Calif^^nia conservative over pursue a more ideologically pure line GRiCNBERG PAUL MUISC SI :25 BLAKE KEVIN 5 S:C 3 HIGGINS have a 243-192 edge, there are at least is no indication such an improvement SHATTUCK SUSAN MAURA HIGGINS DANA KENNEDY JACK SI :2S HORIARTY VINCENT 5 5 :lT CONWAY 20. Bob McCarthy 23:51 CAROL MULLEN PATRICIA 55:17 CLARK JUDY . PRICDE INNA MAP than 51 :36 WYMAN HAROLD 21. Chria Wallon 23:53 AMY vapaso l I nda MILLIARD NORMAN ROCHANLK KATHIE SHURuCRr. 5 1 :40 CHIODO JILL 56:Af> 22. Ray Crolhera 23:59 THOMPSON BETTY NYLA GUTKOUSKI JOAN 51 :54 CHENAPD SUSAN 5g :S0 WILKUS NOCHANCK RICHARD timothy 23. Ed Yergrau 24:06 FRIES CRAIG nadcep 51:56 AYOUb DEBORAH 57:13 FLOOD nancy DOROTHY ANOtPSON WALTER PAMELA 24. Jim Crowley 24:09 OGDEN F R I L S MARK 51:57 DAy IS JAHES 5«:56 O’ NEILL OIBASI RICHARD 25. 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22 - EVENING HERALD, Frl„ Dec. 1», 1»H0 S chool (iIorld John Lennon Civ class remembered at the Met "And so dear friends, you'll just the song "Imagine." This Karmic- Fourteen members* of Mr. have to carry on, the dream is over " like music was also found in his 1973 Glaeser's Western Civilization class On Monday night, December 8, the classic "Mind G am e" We all could be found stumbling bleary eyed world lost a close friend, John wondered if he'd ever find this into school at 7:30 on the morning of Winston Ono Lennon. Not only did he peaceful country that he often December 5th. Why were they crazy die, but a generation also, the lost described in his songs. He could also enough to do this you ask? Because Mitc. senvicES 31 Services Ottered generation be radical, such as in his we were travelling to New York City 32 — Paintmg-Papermg This generation listened intently to "Sometimes in New York City " to visit the Cloisters and the 33— Building-Contracting 34 — Roofing-Siding NIGHT SUPERVISOR - John's words of advice, and tried to album. You could only respwt him Metropolitan Museum. PART TIME - Earn extra Outstanding opportunity lor 35 _ Heating-Plumbicg money while the kids are in utilize his words of peace. If one was for his beliefs. We arrived at our first stop, the 36 — flooring Nurse with interest ih Ad­ school Telephone Solicita­ to span his career through music and Most of all, there was the John who Cloisters, at about ten o’clock. The 37 — Moving-Trucking-Storage ministrative Career at school 38 — Services Wanted tion. E. Hartford company. A lor multi-handicapped photographs, he'd see many different was in love with Yoko He often said Cloisters is an offspring of the Met., good telephone voice and dic­ MISC. FOR SALE children 11 pm - 7 am which houses numerous examples of tion a must. Hours 9 a m. to I ★ Johns; the Beatle, peace spokesman, that he got along with her so well, Household Goods HIGH SCHOOL JUNIOR OR Excellent salary, negotiable musical craftsman, and most very because "she's me in drag " In songs medieval art. We were able to view 41 ^ Articles for Sale p.m. and 5 to 9 p m. Call Mon. SOPHOMORE GIRLS for part Call 243-3496. or write Per­ recently, family man Just who was like "Oh Yoko," "Aisumosen, " and 42 — Building Supplies through Fri.. 9 a m. to 1 p.m.. time waitress work after sonnel Assistant. Oakhill sculptures, types of architecture, and Mrs. Williams. 569-4993. "Oh My Love " he showed his true love 43 — Pets-Birds-Oogs school and Saturdays. Apply School. 120 Holcomb Street. John Lennon? religious artifacts. Highlights in­ 44 — Musical Instruments John Lennon was a tough street boy for Yoko. He had trouble with his cluded reliquaries of h in t’s lives, in person-Brass Key Hartford, 06112 An Equal Op­ 45 — Boats & Accessories NAVY VETS. Career Oppor­ Restaurant. portunity Employer whose mother died and whose father marriage in 1974. and when he went books with hand painted illustrations, 46 — Sporting Goods tunities available. Call 47 — Garden Products ran away from family responsibility to buy a newspaper one day. he never and huge tapestries depicting the collect. (5181 462-4321 9:00 NURSES AIDE 7 p m to 11 BABYSITTER WANtED 46 — Antiques a m to 1:00 p m Life in school was terrible for him, came back He flew to Los Angeles hunt of a unicorn. 49 — Wanted to Buy p.m Nurses Aide 3 p m to II DEPE.NDABLE. in inv home. p.m. Nurses Aide 7 a m to 12 II 15 - 5:00 p m Mature art was his only way of life Music and tortured himself with alcohol and In medieval times, the unicorn was RENTALS RNS'LPNS - Crcslfield Con­ noon Laurel Manor. 91 Chest­ 52 — Rooms for Rent woman desired Newslate Rd was seeping through the Liverpool listened to traiterous friends. During a symbol of Christ. There were also valescent Home Manchester. nut Street. Manchester Manchester Call 649 1531. sea town at this time, and John was this period he wrote and recorded his some beautiful examples of stained Municipal group responds 53 — Apartments for Rent 3 p m to 11 p.m. Excellent 54 — Homes fo' Rent benefits for part time and full affected by it greatly To such an ex­ last album before his five-year glass windows. The design of the 55 — Biibiness tor Rent COOK for part time work in BABYSITTER WANTED to 56 — Resort Property for Rent time emplovees Call Mrs. convelesent home in Glaston­ care for infant in my home tent. that he form ^ a group with hiatus. "Walls and Bridges " The building, as well as authentic music, Grant DNS at 643-5151. Paul McCartney in 1956 music and lyrics show his emotional 57 - want«,:^?c Rent bury 3 afternoons a week 8:00 - 5 30 p m Monday- gave the impression of medieval 58 — Misc for Rent Work is ideal for semi-retired Friday References required, For John, life in the Beatles was distress over his separation For this MECHANIC times to Vernon mayor’s request AUTOMOTIVE person to supplement income call 649-1340 9 hell The screaming, endless tours, reason, it was haiM a classic After After the Cloisters, we travelled to EXPERIENCED IN all Phone 633-W14 for interview 61 — Autos for Sale phases of truck and auto and constant pressure of staying on eighteen months, Yoko finally the Met. where we spent the major the towns were hurt very badly when Mrs. Herbst told Ms. Feidelson 62 — Trucks for Sale TACO BELL is now hiring for ;,By BARB.4RA RICHMOND the state withdrew its aid to town that she feels the state .should spell 63 — Heavy Equipment fbr Sale repair, gas and diesel. CHILD CARE WORKERS - part lime hours Good starting top; he needed an outlet He found it accepted him back into her life and portion of our day. First, we viewed 64 — Motorcydes-Bicycles Minimum five years Hrralil Krporirr roads funding. out how the towns are to spend the Immediate openings to work rate Paid training, flexible in drugs Whether it be "Mr Kite' they had their first child, Sean the Egyptian rooms, which hold the 65 — Campers-Trailers-Mobile experience. Must have own with severly multi- hours Evening work after The CCM is also proposing that money they are given for education. Homes from the "Sgt Pepper" ora nowhere Last, there was John who released best collection of Egyptian artifacts , VERNON — Responding to a tools. Start at 47.00 per hour. hancicapped children in 9 30. Must be over 18. All She said she sees the money given for 66 — Automotive Service All fringe benefits. For ap­ man we all could wonder about. his first album in five years, "Double in the world, second to Cairo. The suggestion made by Mayor Marie while any new aid should be focused residential school shifts available Apply in per­ Pictured above are several members of ting this year’s Holiday Concert. (Photo by education spent differently in each 67 — Autos for Rent-Lease pointment. call 688-7596 John's creativity while under the in­ Fantasy " Subtitled. "A Heart Play" room includ^ old tombs, jewelry, Herbst. the Connecticut Conference on towns with the greatest needs and Experienced with retarded or son, 270 Broad St Woodhouse) town. handicapped required. Full Manchester fluence of drugs was incredible It the album was filled with songs of Manchester High School’s Round Table and samples of papyrus writing. The of Municipalities (CCM) will ask the with the most limited abilities to HOUSEKEEPER WANTED .next session of the legislature to meet those needs, essential public Morgan Campbell, another coun­ time, second shift, includes was also dangerous He admitted love and family He himself said in singers who joined with the chorus in presen­ highlight was the Temple of Dendur, for apartment in East Hart­ BOOKKEEPER wanted to cil member present, said a lot of the Loti and Found 1 ford. Call alter 5:00 p m.. 528- one weekend day. Part time, recently to taking a million acid trips one of his last interviews, that the which was a fine example of Egyp­ analyze state programs and services require that no money be weekends only, first, second work as para-professional in operations in terms of their cost taken away from any town. "A ’hold so-called educational costs are ac­ 1332 CPA firm Familiarity with and eventually, he grew out of them eighties were going to be a family tian temples. FOUND - White female cal in and third shifts. $4 14 - $4 53 tually in the town budget hourly starting salary. full charge bookkeeping duties John was ttie court jester we could decade His life was, in his own The Viking exhibit portrayed effectiveness. harmless’ principle must accompany Bolton Center Call Dave or SECRETARY Another council member. Jane Excellent benefits. Call 243- and various accounting func­ all laugh at while he and his second words, "Just Like Startin Over " and aspects of these Scandanavian peo­ Kathryn Feidelson. associate any changes in funding formulas,” Joan at 649-7714 after 5 p m MANCHESTER to $10,900. Lamb, who is also a school teacher, 3496. or w rite Personnel tions required Please send wife. Yoko Ono. met the press from we all welcomed back the new John ple. Shown was an abundance ol director of CCM. came to Vernon CCM contends. Steno a must, benefits, tee resume to Pue Semel & Com­ termed the formula for the stale LOST Small brown Assistant. Oakhill School. 120 their honeymoon bed in Amsterdam to the music scene , Thursday night to discuss proposed The group is also calling for the paid. Contemporary Women. Holcomb Street, Hartford, pany. 281 Hartford Turnpike, beautiful and ornate jewelry. equalization grants as too com­ Chihuahua. 16 years old Par­ Hartford. 527-2141. He knew people were laughing at him Examples of weapons showed how legislation with the mayor and some legislators to address inequities in 06112. An Equal Opportunity P.O. Box 2250 Vernon Ct plicated. She noted that it even tially blind and deaf. May 06066 but he didn't care The word of With a new album to be released in they fought, and farming tools gave (.members of the Town Council. the property tax system; that no new answer to "Beaver, " Vicinity DENTAL ASSISTANT - Full Employer. ■peace' was being promoted around three months, and John considering a an indication of one of their prime oc­ ., Mrs. Herbst. in a letter to Joel state mandates be imposed on towns baffles some local officials who have of Saulters Pond 649-8825 nr part time, for Oral the world We learned to love and major tour of the world in the cupations. Cogen. executive director of CCM, without full state payment for ad­ to use it. Reward. Surgeon's Office. Vernon Cir­ cle. Previous surgical or den­ respect him for his peace slogans and summer, we couldn't believe it was A favorite exhibit was the had suggested that state programs ditional costs; when the state passes CCM is also calling on the MHS makes "music legislators to restore the state per­ IMPOUNDED - Huskie. Male. tal experience required Send campaigns. Surely all of us have the same reclusive John that we American wing. Displayed were '■ should only be continued after being through federal funds to towns that resum e to Box WW. c 'o sonnel testing services for towns on a Black and beige Call Andover CARRIERS NEEDED found ourselves humming. "Give knew h'or so many years, for style Among the songs they played clocks, couches, and other fur­ -analyzed in terms of cost- the state shouldn’t impose any ad­ Dog Warden 742-7194 Manchester Herald If you were fortunate.enough to be Next on the program was the debut reimbursement basis at no cost to Peace a Chance.' once in our lives . countless Lennon fans like myself, were. "Weekend in New England," nishings from America's history. But • effectiveness rather than on an ditional burdens on federal Nutmeg Villiage, Garden or in the MHS Bailey Auditorium on of the newly organized MHS Stage the state; and to provide the weights HOME HEALTH CARE John was a man who was troj^led.' there was a dream that was actually " Hannukah Festival," "Christmas . automatic basis. requirements and restrictions; and Personals 2 Woodgate Apts., Vernon. Wednesday evening, you would have Band. The band, under the direction the very best part of the exhibit was and measures inspections. WORKERS urgently needed psychologically deep In 1970, fm' un­ «"Starting Over" for our hero. Dr Fugue" and "Christmas Waltz." the magnificent array of American •'Where a program is changed by that towns should have the power to been delightfully entertained by the ol Miss Karen Krinjak, performed CCM is also calling on the PROFESSION LADY by Manchester &ised Agency, Phone 647-9946 or 647-9947 derwent Arthur Jarov s Primal 'Winston O'Boogee las he was affec­ two songs, "Tragedy" and Their presentation of "The Sound of paintings. Wall after wall was filled - legislative or administrative action, challenge in state court the con­ DESIRES SECOND serving 10 towns east of river. musical sounds of the season. It was legislators to increase maintenance Therapy " course where he relieved tionately known by his friends i That the*^nual .Christmas Concert " Marshal, " which were highlighted Angels" highlighted their perfor­ with wonderful paintmgs, sketches, ..a municipal impact statement should stitutionality of state statutes affec­ MORTGAGE on a home. Part time or full time, days his fears as a child His albuirf?3^he dream was shot down that Monday ,be required," the mayor said. ting them. of state highways, give matching Excellent references. Call only. Previous experience as Beacon Hill - Tolland St. presented by the combined by a solo on the alto sax by Dean mance. and advertising from early America. Nurse Aide helpful, but will Plastic Ono Band " was writhen night at 10 30 Unfortunately, portions of the She cited as an example, the Ms. Feidelson said many town of­ stAte funds for development of urban 872-8294. Nurse ^ide helpful Area of East Hartford Manchester High School Choral and Collins. Both ^ngs were performed At the end of the concert the choirs transportation systems and several ...... train. ”Car essential. Mileage Call Ernie, at 643-8035 during this period j \ Finally, for those of us who shed a Band groups This year's concert with style and good interpretation. and bands joined to perform museum were closed down at - Workfare Program just mandated ficials have said they are appalled at Help Wanled 13 reimbursement Good fringe the deterioration of the quality of life other similar programs When John screamed , from hi^ tear wherever we were on Sunday at featured a debut by the newly Next the last two presentations for the different times during the day. This ■ and which will cost the Town of Ver- benefits Phone 643-9511 - non about $7,000 for liability in- especially in human services It's also calling for several changes WOMAN 18 and over to work EOE heart, yearning for his mother, we all 2 00. I at which time we were asked organized Stage Band h'ollowing the Stage Band, the evening. " A Tribute of Carols" and was due *to a lack of funds to felt his loss of childhc^ Ibve When to participate in a ten minute silent surance for just 10-12 Workfare provided by the state. in legislation concerning municipal in plastic manufacturing full The combined choir classes under Round Table Singers, a group of thir- " A Parting Round" were done adequately staff all sections of the ana part time shifts Call 646- he sang of the programming of a vigil lor John), there was a sense of , employees. Councilman Robert Wehrli. pre­ employee relations One of these is the direction of Miss Penny Dalenta tv talented voices, under the direc- excellently proving that the band and museum. Some of us were able to narrowing the coverage under the 2920 between 10 00 am . and child in "Working Class Hero, we finality in the air For thos&who say choir can perform in unison view examples of Greek pottery, but Ms Feidelson also said CCM is sent at the meeting, commented, "As 4 00 p m E and accompanied by Miss Karen .tion of Miss Penny Dalenta sang a police and firefighters heart disease all looked at our own relationship the dream is over, I m so*^, but beautifully. unfortunately, this room and the . talking about asking for a cataloging a moderate conservative I feel if we ^ n j a k on the piano, started off the series of Christmas songs. Among and hypertension law. But Ms with our parents And in the final can't agree. My love and admiration c o ^ ^ t by singing six holiday songs the outstanding selections were. A great deal of effort was put into Roman room were closed down for a ^ of all stale-mandated programs. could alleviate these mandated song. "Goid. " when John sang to us for this man is stronger than bullets this concert by the members of the large portion of the day. Unfor­ „ Another piece of legislation Vernon programs and let the towns spend Feidelson said this won't be easy to Amon^S-tttose brightly performed "Prepare Ye," from "Godspell" amend because every time it's men­ all of his disbeliefs, the last being. "1 of death, and he lives on my mind and combined choirs and bands. All the tunately. we did not have the time to has suggested and is supporting is their own money we’d be better off . " TEACHER - Learning were the ones featuring solo perfor­ with a solo sung by sophomore Brian tioned the legislative session is don't believe in Beatles, 1 just the minds of countless others, students and their directors. Miss see everything, but the museum held " one that will seek fair rent for state- CCM is also proposing that the Disabilities Teacher lor. •DOWNEY DR1VE^> mances such as "Shepherd's Chorus," Mohr. " All Good Gifts " from packed with police personnel. Coventry's Middle School believed in me. " we understood his forever A part of me and my life Penny Dalenta, Miss Karen Krinjak ■' leased court buildings. Vernon is in- state repeal the exemption of with senior Marty Simon singing a " Godspell " and Star Night " " An Ir­ so much everyone was able to find In the area of social services CCM Conn Certification required Fountain Village, Manchester decision and knew the breakup was died with him. To my friend John, and choir rehearsal accompanist, .. volved in an eviction process because telephone, telegraph and cable solo part, and "The Christmas Song" ving Berlin Christmas " was greatly something to their liking. is asking the state to increase the Contact: Dr Nicoletli'soffice final In his own words, "the dream thanks for sharing your thoughts and in which the three soprano voices of enjoyed and enthusiastically Mrs. Karen D ieterle should be We stopped at Saint Patrick's the town is running in debt as far as television companies from personal at 742-8913. EOE. LOTS OF CUSTOMERS IN A COMPACT AREA! property taxes,lowering the gross level of general assistance and AFDC C is over music with me, thanks for the music received by the audience. praised for their fine work. It was a Cathedral as it was a fine portrayal the operation of the court building I^urie Baker. Jennifer Joy and Lin­ payments to keep up with inflation PART TIME - Your telMhone John was a dreamer. w;Jio in 1971, and the moment The MHS Concert Band, directed most enjoyable and successful of Gothic architecture. Inside were the state leases in Vernon. earnings tax to the same level as aldeal for Boy or Girl! *For Money! . da Oliver blended together to sing and for state take-over of the entire and our customers Please believed in a Utopia-like-spciety in — Dou^ Klotzer parts of the song The chorus by Miss Karen Krinjak. performed holiday concert. magnificent sculptures of Saints, CCM is calling on the state to other utility companies with a hold •Pleasant Surroundings! •Excitement! medical portion ol the general call 528-6631 enthusiasticall^-^ng "What You the next five numbers in the concert -^Linda Weiss stained glass windows, and a . assure funding of all existing man- harmless to assure that the state —' In Mtmoriam — assistance program. •Good Customers In A Concentrated Areal Goin to Be, anK, Alleluia.' with excellent interpretation and beautiful altar. The visit was short ^ dated programs. Ms Feidelson said doesn't lose revenue. The High School World staff extends their deepest regrets but impressive. We then rushed on to •Holiday Tips Await the Lucky Person! over the needless and tragic death of the gifted musician, find a restaurant for dinner. After PUBLIC NOTICE Don’t Miss Out on this Super Route - CALL NOW! JOHN LENNON everyone had eaten, we headed back Monthly report released All charitable and non-profit organizallona wishing to - The Editors - ‘Einstein’ delights theatergoers for home. and seven attempted West Drive, Crestridge have thair Public Announcamants publlahad Iroa In N ERNON — During the this apaca ara urgad to contact Joa McCavanaugh, The class would like to thank Mr. month of November the burglaries during the Drive, Hillside Manor, is a deep yet cheery character whose whom he once met. Andrew's story is Qanaral Manager ot Regal Mutttsrs ol Manchaatar. Hartford Stage Company's second Glaeser for a r r ^ in g the trip, and Vernon Police Department month of November. Rosewood Drive, Ward fantasy becomes reality after difficult to visualize. He can never Specs will ba allotad on a Ural coma, Ural aarvad basis. Zog’s explained pjoduction of the year. "Einstein and Mr. Korbusieski and Mr. Elarly for investigated eight reports Most of the breaks were Street, Ridgewood Drive. meeting her idol Miss Blair excels in finish what he is saying, becomes the Polar Bear' may be one of the their time and transportation. of passenger cars being into private residences, Willow Stream Drive, and MuNler portraying a determined Manhattan frustrated, and then floats off into his Seven MHS seniors are involved in theater's best premieres of the Everyone enjoyed the trip, and we two were into churches and Center Road. Center to mention, a bar of Mr Zog s wax artist whose dreams are exceeded own world again. Mr. Nichols is stolen from parking lots. Regal something new They decided that season. A unique blend of first quali­ hope to make the visit again six were into businesses. The breaks were into St. The plan to drive around the clock even by her own expectations. presented with the most serious task One moped was also stolen, IZ’e offer convenience along icilfi a tuperior product. their last year should be filled with ty acting and excellent script writing sometime in the future. — Sherry Breaks into private Bernard's Church and 647-9946^ 647-9947 rotating between six driving pairs to Another superior role is of the cast members,-a task which he they said. OHO 646-2112 fun and so they formed the Zog's alleviate the danger of falling asleep entertains the stagegoer throughout Tuttle and Sue Mackiewics In lieu of this fact police homes were on the Union Congregational the show Raving reviews plug it to dramatized by Terry O'Quinn, who handles with ease and W VO I &Jl - I ML Club The name stems from a surfing at the wheel, and when they get are cautioning motorists to following streets: Prospect Church and into businesses be one of the company's greatest plays Bill Allenson. the withdrawn professionalism. wax called Mr Zog's which keeps a there, camp will be set Near, in, or lock their cars when Street, Old Town Road, at Vernon Circle, Ice prixluctions ever novelist. Bill is an extremely Overall, this chracter is the most High School World surfers feel from slipping off the on the van is where the sleeping will leaving them Tumblebrook Drive, Hale House Road, Pitkin Street, The story is quite complex, yet this eloquent, sophisticated pian who can thought provoking and symbolistic of Union Street, and W. Main board be done, but very little ol that will the entire crew. Experienced Staff The department also in­ Street Ext., Austin Drive, They were formed by Peter Marie makes it all the more interesting It no longer stand the rigors of city life Street. probably take place Sporlfishing stagegoers realize that it is this Sherry Tuttle ...... Co-EMitor vestigated 19 burglaries Mt. Vernon Drive, Park and Marlin Hancock in October Mr centers around an attractive city girl and has settled down in a tiny town may also be on the agenda but most withdrawn, quiet man who requires Tricia (k>ne...... Co-Editor Hunt, head of the high school's who fantasizes about meeting an called Spider Lake Mr. O'Quinn seniors have finances to worry about the greatest attention. Cathy Cochran ...... Feature Editor English Department, was asked to be author whom she unceasingly dazzles the audience with his quick, Assault charge lodged so the Z,oggers are trying to limit the witty and never ending monologues "Einstein and the Polar Bear" is a Sue Mackiewicz...... News Elditor the advisor, and willingly obliged costs idolizes The writer has withdrawn \rrn o n charging him with second- himself from the bustle of the city especially those directed towards quick tempoed ultra-modern play Peter Marte ...... Sports Editor arrested Wednesday on a The Zog's Club meet as often as The club also has another side It is Eric Kennan, 17, of 88 degree assault. due to his wife's death These strange 'Diane His wit and humor enlightens with enormous implications. With Brad Woodhouse...... Photo Elditor Superior Court warrant HOUSEWIVES necessary, usually when an impor­ Village St,, Rockville, was The arrest was made in their intent to do some good in the the theatergoers after many deep, such a performance, it is destined to Andy Browne ...... Art Editor tant subject IS at hand Most of the circumstances enable a terrific com­ connection with the in­ community so last weekend, they had edy to phase into a moving drama and em otional scenes and aids in become one of the best in its field for Zane Vaughan...... Advisor meetings involve discussion of finan­ their first winterization day which Education program vestigation of an alleged cial matters because of a planned vice-versa Tom Griffin, the renewing the comical atmosphere. some time. The play is received the \ KRNON — The “ Focus schools, hosts the program turned nut to be a great success Perhaps the most difficult and highest acclamation at the Nationl Happenings assault that happened on trip to Florida in April Included in That s all anyone can say about a playwright of "Einstein and the on Education" program, at that is aired each Satur- Route 83, last month. the trip's cost is the payment of a VW Polar Bear" utilizes this emotional highly dramatic role is that of An­ Playwrighters Conference in May. Home haikathall game toolghtl 9:10 a m. on WINF radio, day. This week’s guests club as modest as this except that drew, Bill's aging father. Robert This, however, is only the beginning Kennan was being held in Earn Extra Money van. allocating money for gas. food switch to Its greatest potential. The J.V. game begins at 6:00, Varsity at will have as its theme will be Charles Brisson, ad- any and all moral and financial con­ Nichols of the "Guiding Light" soap lieu of posting a $500 surety and the return trip transition is smooth and eloquent, of its glory. Although the curtain 8:00 both in Clarke Arena. Cone Saturday, "Local Tax ministrative assisUnt for tribution will be gladly accepted opera fame, is featured as the stroke bond and was to be Once in the sunshine state, they this being true as a result of the fine closes soon, fear not. I think you will prediction, M.H.S. will take Limitations - I ts effect on the Vernon public schools Work and slave labor will be taken on ridden old man. His memory has be seeing and hearing a lot more presented in court today. will travel to the East coast of the and to enlist our help just contact the actors appearing in the play. Simsbury. Piece of cake, can of com, Education.” and Raymond Demers, Doris M. Lanphear, 54, of 9 been all but lost, ejccept for his oc­ about it in the future. Keys and then break out surfboards, Pamela Blair portrays Diane, the no problem. Dr. Robert Linstone, business manager for the 48 Mountain St., Rockville, With Your Own founders at their homes aforementioned female lead. Diane casional remembrances of Einstein, — Jamie Merlsotis • • * skimboards. scuba gear and needless — Peter Marte assistant superintendent of Manchester public schools. was charged Wednesday Tuesday was our second snow day with fourth-degree larceny of the winter season. True, we must Firm hired in connection with the in­ make it up in June, but wasn’t it and 15 (Berlin Turnpike) in w e a . HO MO HD! And Swish to success SOI TII WINDSOR - vestigation of a complaint Part Time Job! £itlicrao to rh e worth It? Cross-country skiing, Central Paving Company Newington. Left turn lanes made by K-Mart on Route ULiould lil<€ noriKT^IC or taK# The M anchester High School provements in playing skill and con­ making Christmas cookies and Inc. of South Windsor has will be constructed in the 30, Vernon. . . . and mothara with young children, bring them f**' ChrijtznoS** \ ' t titis moo+hwQSK' basketball team started its season fidence in Maher. listening to "Steve and Edle's" been awarded a $112,147 median at three locations. She was released on her last Friday against Conard The In­ Overall the entire team played Christmas album ... how can you contract by the state The contractor will have promise to appear in court vdth you and aava on baby aitting coata. dians easily defeated Conard s team very well. The passing was good and beat it? Department of Transporta­ 192 calendar days to com­ * * • or Dec. 23. for their first win of the season. This the players were all very unselfish in tion. plete the project which will South WimlHor Our next H.S.W. issue will be the year's varsity squad is headed by tri- hitting the open man. Although this The contract is for be financed 75 percent with Scott C. Mankus, 28, of day a fte r C hristm as. So have Twenty-three Hours per week. Salary plus Captains Bill Anderson, Pat Silver, team is smaller than other MHS making intersection im­ federal funds and 25 per­ Gimbralls. Md-, was Call Now yourself a merry little Christmas, and Alex Britnell teams of the past, it makes up for iU provements on Routes 5 cent with state monies. charged early this morning gas allowance. Bill Anderson had a fine first game lack of size with speed and agility. enjoy those chestnuts roasting in an with driving while license SOUND INTERESTING? scoring 25 points and dominating the The Indians have an excellent fast open fire, don’t let that Jack Frost is under suspension and boards. It seems apparent that Bill nip at your nose and enjoy the sleigh You can be a Herald Area Adviser and handle and supervise 647-9946 break which makes for an exciting possession of a cannabis- our carrier boys & girla. If you like kida — want a little In­ will be the dominating center in the fast paced game. The Indians have a ride. type substance (less than or ty ty « dependence and your own Income... CCIL. The most surprising play came fine team and can use your support. four ounces). , 647-9947 from junior guard Joe Maher. His Come to the next home game and see AFS Christmas Party - Dec. 18, He was released on a long jumps shots and breathtaking the best team in the CCIL and Ask for Jaanna Fromerth 1980, ?:S0 at the home ol Melissa $100 cash bond for drives totaled a game high 27 points. possibly In the State Class L. appearance in court in D ^ h u e . It's easy to see the tremendous im­ — Todd McGrath Sonw bulllrogi have • lift ip«n of 16 y«*ri. Manchester on Jan. 5. 24 - EVKMNli IIERAU). Kri . Dec 19, 1980 EVENING HERALD, Fri., Dec. 19. 1980 - 23 ...... 41 □ EDUCATION H°m«s For Sele 23 ArtIcloM lor Solo 41 Arf/cfM for Sale 41 Ardelet tor Solo ...... GREAT CHRISTMAS GIFT! PrWeto InetrueUone 18 Overslied Newer Duplex. |lEi!Wti H^ralb ______Brick front, aluminum sided, «0 CERTIFIED MATH huge yard. Each side three TEACHER. Grades 6-12 bedrooms, enormoroui Tutor, SAT, enrichment. Your kitchen Includes all CUSSIHED Mwomsiin REALTORS ^ home. Save. 049-5453. appliances. Attic fans, oak I CALDW ELL •••••••••••••••••••••••••a Boors, separate furnaces and

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13 P X F n iT I V P H n iictc OWNER-CONDOMINIUM Halp Winttd L X E C U T IV E HOUSE - TOWNHOUSE - 2 oversized PLEASE READ ADVERTISWO Contemporary. C a^ederal bedrooms, 1 W baths, base- OIL, Inc. BOtTOII. Hard to find thla kind of price range SECRETARY - Full time. Mi ings. Three bathrooms. „,eni i 26.f Highland Street, Typing 60 wpm. Diversified YOUR AD DEADLINE anymore. EH rodm Kindi (kal w ow 'be Im u Walk-Fn cloMts. Nine rooms Manchester. 6?94729. Keep position, life insurance for a realltUc young couple kwUn| for thatr let 2355 square feet living area. 2 irvina Manchester, Conn. experience helpful, but not es­ CiMtIllad ads ara 12:00 noon lha day homo. MLNO. car garage. For sale or rent. ^ ° ______sential Ability to work with yolora puWleatlon. Evenings 049-5635, or 643-9508. ^EN ROOMS - Two bath / people and handle details taksn ovsr ths phona at a convsnianct. The Colonial. Newer Gas hot necessary. Salary negotiable. DaadNno tor Saturday water furnace. Double gar­ In Vernon area. Send resume Harald Is rasponsIMa GROUP 1 age. In-law or 2 family to: Manchester Evening lor only on# IncortrocI aiKl Monday Is 12KM possibility. Only $64,900. 649-8841 Herald. Box C. Manchester. milEmWMElieT 64$2M3 ZINSSER AGENCY a. ______Insartlon and than only Noon Friday. Owner financing available. lo lha alia of |ha 6 4 6 -1 5 1 1 Pasek Realtors, 289-7475. ★ *1.01 9/10 Par Gallon C.O.D. i m t i a A ia b o e b jo t the spacious EMERGENCY MEDICAL original Insartlon.* advortisomont wiN not TECHNICIANS NEEDED - 24 family room with 16' Bar and Fireplace with MANCHESTER - Two Family on Main Street, near Hospital, it 200 Gallon Minimum Hour Shift available, plus Errors which do not bo corrpetod by an ad woodbuming stove. This 9 Room c u ^ m built losaon lha vahia of tho in Business Zone. 5 large other shifts. Call 649-5199. dlllonal Insartlon. Raised Ranch has 4 bedrooms, 3 baths, inter­ rooms on each floor, two car S garage. 200 foot deep lot. it 24 Hour Burner Service MECHANIC NEEDED - Full com, wall lo wall carpeting, inground pool and MORE. Must be seen. Offered at $115,900.00. Group I, Philbrick Agency, time. Must have tools. Pay 646-4200. equal to ability. Call 649-5199. LOMBARDOI A ASSPOATESA S S p n it 24 Hour Call Delivery TOWN OF WWOESTER Ewstlwg ra!5 Keep Smiling RE IDEATION LEADER ★ OVER 2 MILLION GALLONS Send Season’s Greetings PART-TUNE MANCHESTER — Outstanding 7 room ^ t o d a y ’s TO ASSURE YOU OF ADEQUATE SUPPLY To Friends, Neighbors and Reiatives $3.40 porlMwr 13 custom ranch that has to be seen to be ap­ Help W tnttd 13 H»lp Wanted BobAlibrioi With A Heraid “Happy Ad.” Working with pre-school preciated. Large well decorated rooms, ft I Real STOCK A SALES EASTERN CONNECTICUT cent, air conditioning, 2 car garage and has just listed a 6 room CHRISTMAS TREES'" "Tag age children. Hours; 9:00 REPRESENTATIVES Bualnott Property 26 Muticel Instruments 44 Oniy *2.50 Per Coiumn inch. A.M. to 2:30 P.M.. Mon­ Full time, stationery store located in the Porter St. area. FTiced at ranch with in ground and or Cut Your Own. wanted Our real estate Estate Wreaths. Free Boughs' day thru Thursday Good opportunity! classes are complete, 110,000 and worth it. pool. Buckley School 20.000' renovated 4 story brick LIKE NEW SET OF REMO factory in No. Adams. Ma Stanley Tree Farm , 61 Long (Sometimes Friday) professional, and comprehen­ Area and p?!?ed at $79,- tiHOHIATIOCOW OHMUIG Hill Road, off Route 6 at An­ SOUND MASTER plus Cym­ sive Call Ms. champ When buying a con­ Lease 60 cents buy $5. ft. No bals Metallic Blue $250 Call Applications are REED’S, INC. A6ENCY 646-1511 money down. Owner will lake dover Church. 742-6438 if Hera Are Some Suggested Ad Sizes, Pius Prices ^ 043-7167 Fireside Realty. Inc 647-9144 900. dominium unit, request 6464)038 available at the Per­ low iriterest m ortagage No or 742-9144 any and all available infor­ FIREWOOD FOR SALE ■ Dry sonnel Office. Town Hall. interest first year. Elevator, CABLE NELSON SPINET, OLOK MIT M N»IE mational material. You $65 cord delivered Call 647- TEACHER AID. Support Ser elaborate conveyer, dry excellent condition. Walnut 41 Center Street. ANALYTICAL CHEMISTS, SEVEN ROOMS 1834 vices department Rham should have copies pf not sprinkler. Very low taxes and $1,000 Call 646-2073 p^art time day'evenings QARAQE Manchester. Senior High School Hebron only the basic documents heat Many uses Ready now Experience in wet chemical TWO ZONED HEAT THREE R O O M S An equal opportunity Contact Mr Blamberg. 228- but anything else that Literature 413-458-5987 9 and gravimetric methods FURNITURE, Can be seen 9474 or 649-9587 FULL m i C would enhance making a employer. required. Experience in AA h Friday. Saturday and Monday ' Sporting Goods 46 FAMILY ROOM full disclosure of the sales I (2x2) GC also beneficial Must be 11-2 Excellent condition Call CUSTODIANS, full and part FIREPLACE able to work without supervi­ terms. Do not sign a sales 646-0468 Moving. TWENTY THREE FOOT SERVICE STATION time positions available $58,000. sion. Griswold 4 Fuss En­ contract until receiving a PENN-YAN Sport Fisherman ATTENDANT Ur auto 10.00 vironmental Laboratories 360 Rham Senior High School copy of the Declaration. □M ISC . FOR SALE SEASONED HARDWOOD, Sedan Hard top Excellent * mechanic with some Contact Mr Blamberg. 228- (2x3) Center St Manchester. 646- Bylaws, Operating Budget, 18-20 lenghts Delivered condition New electric trim experience preferred (or full 9474 or 649-9587 5628 Management and Full cord $85 Call 742-8056 labs VHF CB Cutty Cabin time position Apply Clark A rticles tor Sale 41 with head Owner bought Dorothy Johnson Regulatory Agreement. In Motor Sales. Route 6. Bolton. Commercial Lot larger boat Call 742-8537 after *15.00 fact, sales contracts or Ct 643-9521 Hornet For Salt 23 Hornet For Sale 23 Heavy Traffic Count would like to show you 5 00 p m Subscription Agreements Ideal Fast Food Restaurant our new 7 room contem­ MAIL AND FILE CLERK normally contain a clause FISCHER PLOW 4 WAY - All w ith alpha and numeric abili- Convenience Store. porary cape. Large which states over your ALUMINUM Sheets used as equipment, off of 1979 'j Ton ty Also light tvping 4>i day Drug-Store, Bank, etc. printing plates. 007 thick Chevy Pickup, $1000 Call Antiques 48 livingroon, family signature, that you have 23x28 50 cents each or 5 work week Free parking Sale or Land Lease a fte r'6 00 p.m , 289-8330 ki^hen, 2 car garage received the organizational for $2, Phone 643-2711. Must be A N T IQ U E S & (1x1) Company benefits Equal op­ documents. Also, ask about portunity emplover Call Joan picked up before 11 a m BOY S SKI BOOTS. Nordica, COLLECTIBLES - Will And^ more. Priced at settlement costs, a budget T u rn er. 547-5692 betw een KEITH HEN. ESTE1E 64M12iI ONLY. size 5 'i Good condition $50 purchase outright, or sell on ID IX) a m and 12 00. 194,800 and a master hazard in­ 649-2062 commission House lot or ^2.50 surance policy. Finally, do single piece 644-8%2 WAITER, w a i t r e s s e s - 8 ACRES -F not make a downpayment LARGE ASSOHTME.NT ol Part time openings (or per­ With a beautiful reproduction 8 room until you're sure of your Minehaatar giMKi used Office Fixtures WANTED Antique Furniluri- sons who can provide our mortgage loan and the M eta! D esks $35 and up Glass, Pewter Oil PaintiMS BRING THE WHOLE FAMILY Colonial. 2 baths, 4 bedrooms, front to back or Antique Items R customers with (ast and cur- purchase agreement states LIVIN6 CHRISTMAS Chairs, tiles et cetra Call tious service Excellent ear­ living room, formal dining room, 2 649-9953 Harrison '.clephone 643-8709 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD to see heatalaters, 2-car garage, park like grounds that the downpayment will ning potential and working be refunded if mortgage TREES SNOWBLOWER lo 111 Cub- P.O. BOX 591, MANCHESTER, CT. 06040 conditions Must be available w/springfed Pond and much more. credit is not available to to work between 6 30 a m till SAHTA & HIS ELVES 19 Lewis St off of Spring Cadet No 122 $300 4 foot Dear Sir—, 3 00 p m including weekends you. Youngstown Kitchen Sink and RENTALS St behind bam $11 00 any Ba,:e «25 Footed bathroom PtssM Run Tht Following “Holiday Happy Ad." Dependable transportation Saturday, December 20,1980 iiacY 6484200 Contact tha offlea of required for details on wages tree We a re open this tu b $5 G E Aqua S cll- (1x1 V>) S lit...... Check Encloaed Cash Enclosed TEDFORD REAL ES Rooms tor Root 52 and position call manager TWO FAWLT HOOK TATE: CENTURY 21 Rt. Saturday and Sunday 10-4 Cleaning Oven and 2 Counter Postal, or Money Order Enclosed between 3 - 5 p m Telephone 2-4 pm John Bengston- 44A Bolton Notch, Bolton p m 646-4126 or 647-%46 Top Units. 1 aqua and 1 lit side has living room, dining, applianced stainless sieel $60 lor MATURE MALE ROOM $15 *3 .75 528-6780 Friendly would be pleased to 847-M14 If you arc In- Please Type or Print R estau ran ts. 629 Burnside Reale Realtors kitchen. 2 bedrooma, 149 hatha, full basement, taraatad In mora Infonna- everything Call 646-7224 Fem ale, m ature 120 .Non- Ave. East Hartford. EOE. hatchway Second side the same except for show you our 8 room tlon on condomlnluma. smokers Ltve-in Reference.s 175 Main St., Manchester finished room 13x24 on lower level. Full double Wo handio all forma of 72 " NORTHLAND FREE- One must have license, plus cape in Redwood PtXJL- 24' X 4', 7 ft deep few errands and meals, 6 4 9 y windows, walk-out door Ideal rec room, study raal aatata and whathar ■STYl.E SKIS, Thunder heavy Farms. Charming 15x20 Perflex filter, 8 x 12 deck duty bindings. .Northland 5459 HI KGKK or 3rd bedroom Large lot, pleasant brook. you ara buying or lollIng $500.00 or best otter 568-7317 koop ua In mind. Wa aluminum ski poles Slighlly KING Choose your own colors. 092.500. family room, tastefully used $75 firm. 525-9055 LARGE SPACIOUS ROOM needs several people full or decorated, plus large would liko lo taka thla SCREENED LOA.M - Gravel. All household privileges part-time to work evenings 5 lima to with all ol our Processed Gravel, Sand. HERCI'LON COUCH EVenings. 646-6559 E HOWLAND REALTORS 643-1108 treed lot and 2 car gar­ Irionda and ralativaa a pm or 7 30 p m till closing Slone, and Fill For deliveries Excellent couch’ Portable vary joyoui and haallhy call George Gritting. 742-7886 MANCHESTER - Excellent Must be over 18 Apply in per­ age. Call John to inspect Color TV . needs work Cherrv holfday aaaaoni furnished room (nr I Larger Size son. 467 Center Street. this fine home. Twin Beds Call 649-5894 RANCH. Rockledge Area. Seven rooms, DID YOU KNOW? FOR SALE - Couch, end gentleman References and Manchester between 2 and 6 tables, chair, T V antenna, security $35 weekly 649-4003 IVk baths, 2 car garage, full basement, 2 We have, many other Have your broker check 30 KELVINATOR I Up To A Full ' (1x2) p m . any sales contract under rotor $95 . 72 West Street ELECTRIC RANGE Self­ Name Saturday. 9:00 a m. to 11 00 Apartments For Rent 53 fireplaces, treed lot, awning covered patio. Fine listings to show you which a deposit or down- cleaning oven Eight years Home beautiful' in all price ranges, .Call a m old Best otter 643-9708 I Page Are $ 5 .0 0 Addreii CLERK Some calculator 8>ihialrir 646-2482 EAST HARTFORD tioNpital r.in(li(Jali-* must have C D lu m n CHRISTMAS TAG SALE - pike. P 0 liox 2250 Vernon Ct 4'Mi-ih‘iii i\|>int; and >tirluml> lor a day. D ecem ber 20tfi and 21st, all phases, truck and aulo Michael Avenue Area. s4'll moiivaird |N'r^i) Itial ran work r i! 9 iO to 5 00 42 Diane Drive, cupanev $350 monlhlv 8,2- —•— repairs, gas and dicsil Independent Contractor wanted to \Aitti liMlf su|fe^r\iMon Ttn* C r M A u 'i 2627 sut t t's.slul ajiplli aid will en}o\ an at D. W. FISH REALTY Vernon. I off Tunnel Roadi Minimum 5 years experience li CPTV DREAM HDUSE WELL DN iraclive and s(imui.itin^ work en­ Must have own tisils Start at Main & Willys Street Area. deliver newspaper in the town of vironment • Subilanlul lUrting 243 MAIN ST., MANCHESTER WAY TO COMPLETION TW O BEDROOM $7 per hour All fringe salarv i-oiiimenNurate wiih APARTMENT Ulilities not —•— The CPTV Auction dream house is no longer just Dogs-Birds-Pets 43 benefits For appointment call eiperienn* and ijenerouK InnKe included Within walking dis Andover. tM-neiils floor plan. This fully-donatejBjUS.OOO solar- 688-75% lance of downtown Mam Silver Lane starting at IMease apply at our l’ers4*nnel a k c g o l d e n c o c k e r assisted house is expected to be'OTnpleted right S treet 568-3736 w eekdays • • • Ireiiartnienl SPANIEL puppv, male 2‘i PART TIME CASHIERS - on schedule by the first oUhe year and will be sold alter 5 00 p m . weekends Main Street. • LISTING months old Call 649-8418 You work our electronic cash THE INSTITUTE OF LIVING to the highest bidder in conjunction with the 1981 900am to 7 00pm registers Handle money 400 WASHINGTON ST. 6 MONTH OLD BLACK Meet customers I'revioiis/ For more information HARTTORD, CT CPTV Auction broadcast in April. FOUR LARGE ROOMS in Call ERNIE PEDIGREE Scottish Terrior cashier experience helpful, tof Since the foundation was poured in September, iiiZSiv s'- •_ ' two family Appliances, heal Has shots. Includes papers but not necessarv Good more than 100 businesses, corporations and con­ hot w ater $360 N ochildrenor at 643-8035 Call Jeane. 647-9946 Asking $125 call after 5 00 9 FISHING WIDOWS staring salary m (me with pels Available January 15ih tractors have donated services and products I) m 528-2521 experience Hours Nights toward this unusual home. When completed, the Husband gone lishing? You can call him for dinner in 643-7285 and weekends For an appoint­ house will be outfitted - inside and out - with top the lovely dining area ol this charming Raised Ranch SMALL LA-POO PU PPIES ment, call Dan or Sieve, 649- nestled in the Pines ol Willinglon close (o 1-86 — with FRESHLY REMODLF.I) 3 0136 EOF. MF of the line products provided by companies who Ready for Christmas Puppy one of the finest stocked trout streams in the slate and Provo Shot $125 Males bedroom apartment Kitchen U a R CONTEMPORiUlV wanted to showcase their very best, according to dining, utility room $425 NOTICK OK mSSOKl TION MANCHESTER located at the end of your tree shaded lot Call 64.3-8163 See this like new 3 year old 7 CPTV Auction Dream House coordinator Judie — • — monlhlv, plus' utilities Call OwTMf Financing room Contemporary in Boltoo. 643-5001 IIOl SK KKAKT Y, INC. Enjoy the second lloor hakony Levy of West Hartford, We are looking for a tew new licensed agents — To SHETLAND SHEEP DOG Invilulioii I'o Hill AvalMil* St that overlooks thejovciy PUPPIES. AKC registered. The Dream House, which is located at Woodfield train in The Century 21 way For information call MANCHESTER - Two Notice IS hereby given that Hou.se Realty, Inc having its The Manchester Public 11% Annual cathedral ceiling livinf room, Champion sired Sable and and dimng room with its floor to Crossing, a planned community in Rocky Hill, just Arthur Buckler Sales Manager — Bedroom Townhouse New principal otfice at 953 Mam Street. Manchester. Connecticut, Parosnt Rata white males. Shots and Schools solicits bids lor ceiling stone fireplace, and iu eight miles from downtown Hartford, will be open appliances Carpeting. I'z was dissolved as ol IX'cember 6. 1980 by virtue of a resolution TYPEWKITERS for the 1980- EARN EXTRA MONEY deluie kitchen, with biult ios. wormed Home raised with Also a first floor master baths, slider, deck. Lease and adopted by all cit the directors and shareholders on December 6, 1981 school year Sealed bids SauBled on well-l«ndscBpcJ lot in to the public every weekend throughout March. "U children. Call 742-9006 quiet neighborhood, this 7 rm split bedroom and den with 3 large is the largest and most dramatic donation ever security required No pets 1980 Claims ol creditors are to be presented lo Martc, Keith 4 will be received until 3 30 FOR CHRISTMAS. WORK level II «n ideal family home bedrooms on the second floor, Omuij;- $425 monthly 728-5594 Clcndaniel Attornevs-at-Law. 575 Mam Street, Manchester. Lower level rec room, lireplaced and the estra fireplace and flats made to the CPTV Auction in its ten-year MINI SCHNAUZER, male P M . January 6. 1981. at sliding doors on the lower level puppv AKC registered, has Connecticut 06040 no later than April 30. 1981 or they will be which lime they will be MANCHFSTER •87.600. Lrm. Dnrm. Kit w/built-in Beautiful carpet throughout. Its history." says Auction Manager Blanche Capilos I appliances. S Hdrmi, l^y baths •T F ^ shots, trained Call 289-0327 or EAST HARTFORD. Available barred as set forth m Sec 3,3-379 o( the Connecticut General publicly opened the right is 3 OR 4 HOURS A NIGHT. acre treed lot. Priced below "This is also the first time that a house has been firZI. now. one bedriwm, lots o( STATELY UAINTAINED I Compiete alumimim sided I car replacement coet at tU&.OOO. 649-0485 Statutes, as amended reserved lo reject any and all ftrafe Attic storage ri.WO donated to a public television station in New JACKSTON AVANTE e x tra s $185 C all R ental bids Specifications and bid BUNNIES, excellent pels Locators 236-5646 Fee Dated at Manchester Connecticut this 9th day of December, CALL IVAN AT 647-9946 8 room Colonial: 4 bedrooms; Den; Maintenance England,” notes Capilos. Public television forms may be secured at the UM 769 Mom Slre«l $3.00 each Bolton, 643-1814 tree Aluminum siding; Country kitchen; Fine stations in Denver, New Orleans and Austin have MinchoilFf, Connoclicul 06040 A D 1980 Busienss Otfice, 45 N School MANCHESTER - New 4 'x HOUSE REALTY INC FRI REALH C0» INC. sold houses in their auctions. Room Condo 2 Bedrooms. Uz Street. Manchester. Connec­ AT THE MANCHESTER neighborhood; This home you have to seel T W le p b o n e : HIMALAYAN CAT. male 2 By Paul R Marie 943-2692 Baths Fully Applianced ticut Raymond E Demers. RrasMs Realty he. years old Must have very for Marte. Keith 4 ( lendaniel 6 4 6 - 1 3 1 6 MIS good home Will la lto v ^ s l Wall-to-Wall throughout $450 Business Manager EVENING HERALD (Mori I. UiriMk. iMior Us Attorneys 643-1591 872-9183 oiler All shots and neutered monthly includes heal 649- 4003 . ■ 094 11 102-11 •' Call 569-'2.120 y .«l> iV«if *» 4- %3^,: '.V ‘ - - - -y^. .JF.^

bVfc;NlfNG HERALD. Fri., Dec. 19. i960 — 27 21 tbere'a no hope for making my dream come true (I dream tribe wda.) 45 Umbilicua about him nearly every night), I look forward to our 37 Compeaa aaaaiona. Please help me. point 1 , 2 V 4 1 a 1 • 10 It 31 3f Building Coniracting 33 11 Autoa For Sala SI CALL ME SHIRLEY 38 Sorry horae S tnicti Ontred 31 Stnlctt O tttfd ScrviMi Ottered Homat for Rant 14 A u t o i F o r S ala n AUTOMOTIVE 39 Suffix 12 13 14 REWEAVING BURN B i M TREE SERVICE now OPENINGS IN CHILD AND FARRAND REMODELING - PLYMOUTH FURY II - 1971 CHEVELLE CONCOURs DEAR SHIRLEY; Tell your therapiet how you feci 40 Liona' homea 11 11 17 Cabinets. Roofing. Gutters, EA.ST HARTFORD HOUSE. WAGON ■ Good winter-skl- ■bout him so your feelingt can be discusted and HOLES Zippers, umbrellas offering Special Winter FAMILY SE R V IC E S Day Newly decorated Two Excellent condition! Must be 42 Ona of the Room Additions. fJccks. All snow-vehlcle. Posltractlon, recofniiad for what they are. Moat therapists are II 30 31 repaired window shades. Rates' We ve sawed 25G Off-, Care Homes 18 Months to 5 bedrooms with basement Autot For Sala t1 seen to be appreciated. Call Gerahwina tvpes of Remodeling and trailering axels, roof rack, 350 fumlUar with such situationi and know how to deal Venetian blinds Kevs TV pius our usual Discount for A i ar olds in pmehester In­ 643-9729: if no answer please 43 Aardvark'f 22 21 24 Repairs Free estimates Ful­ Carpets Garage. Just $375 V-4. power steering, radio. EOR RENT Marlow s. 867 Senior Citizens' Free fant to school age in Bolton 236-5646 Lex-ators Fee WE PAY TOP PRICES for return call. with them. He la there to help you, and In order to be Captaln'Easy — Crooka a Lawranca diet Mam Street 649-5221 Flstimates Fully insured 643-2761 ly insured Phone 643-6017 w recked and junk cars. A & B Much more. 643-2880. helped to th e ftilleet. you muut be com pletely open and 44 Incorporated 21 2# 27 21 21 ao 21 22 IT honest with him. (ebbr.) References 643-7285 VERNON HOME Carpeted Auto Salvage, used auto parts. VOLKSWAGENS. Year end 24 * 21 M Palnling-Papering 32 LEON CIEZSYNSKI PONTIAC ASTRE 1975, HOLP IT, ARNIE! E A S Y w u s t a T b r i i l i a n t ; a n p i f 46 Tetter CERAMIC FIRING Discount four roomer New decor All Call Tony 64M223 clearance sale. Bugs. 67's to BUILDER New homes, ad­ Hatchback. 3 speed AM-FM e o T l o o s e i 7 h e i c e p b a n a n a 48 Scene 27 rates Quick service Call 643- HAVE TRUCK WILL MOVE' modern $375 236-5646 75's. buses, square backs. 21 21 2543 Large appliances, clean at­ ditions. remodeling, rec $1,000. Call 646-5398 S 1 Made pigeon rooms, garages, kitchens I.ocators Fee Vegas. Tim Moriarty, Silk noiaei 40 41 42 42 tics. cellars, garages, also IM KKIOK I'AINTINt; DEAR ABBY: I am a happily married 29-year-old woman. remodeled ceilings, bath tile, Town Motors. 270 Hartford Trucka lor Sala 62 55 Hobgoblin will clean apartments lor \M> tt AI.I.PAI'EKIX; I recently changed jobs, and my problem ii my supervisor. 144 4 p 4# 47 dormers, riwfing Residential M A N C H E ST E R H0 M E , WANTED JUNK AND LATE Road, Manchester. 643-6117. 56 Forepiece of realtors Call 644-1775 Quality professional work at l.arge 3 bedroom, with dining He's a conceited, middle-aged married man who fancies cep ★ rea.sonable prices Fully in­ or commercial 649-4291 MODEL WRECKS - Cash 1974 DODGE PICKUP - 6 41 41 10 1 It 13 12 14 B-B UPHOLSTERY Custom area Kids ok $300's Call himself to be quite a fox. He keeps asking me to go out with 60 Confederate CHILD CARE. Licensed sured Free estimates G L Paid Call Parker Street Used 1980 FIREBIRD TRANS AM - Cylinder, standard. New Work Free Estimates Will DKSKiN KITCHKNS. laicators 236-5646. Fee Auto Parts. Inc 649-3391. him. I told him no from the start, but he kide me about it Statei Army II II 17 II II ao mother, loves children Warm McHugh (>43-<).T2l. "Special Edition" White. 10.- paint, brakes, radiator. (abbr) pick up and deliver Please cabinets, vanities, counter Excellent condition every day, and I go along with the kidding, pretending it's loving home environment 646 EAST HARTEORD HOME, 3 000 miles. $9,000 Call 61 Accountant 11 •2 •2 call 646-2161 after 4 00 p m. tops, kitchen cabinet fronts 1974 SUBARU - Good condi­ evenings, 649-3620 : 646-5158. throughout! $1900. 642-6731 all in fun. but I know he is serious. 4890 bedrooms with extra bath, Abby, I don't want him for an enemy, so how can I get (abbr) 64 •1 M custom woodworkine. colonial tion Front wheel drive $1800 62 Etcape BRICK. BLCK'K STONE - reproductions .1 P Lew is 649- basement plus more $320 negotiable Telephone 643- him to leave me alone without insulting him? -H NURSE desires private nur Call Locators, 236-5646, Fee (NiwtRAPtaiNtiaPwai aiiN, Fireplaces Concrete sing care or companionship I’KOFKSSIONAL PAINTINT. 9658 6785. or 659-1723 REDHEAD Chimnev Repairs No Job InliTJor and exlenor also light duties call 649-7071 EAST HARTFORD HOME, 3 Too Small Call 644-8356 for alter 6 30 Keep trying romrm*maI and residential 1968 DART, 1969 CHARGER DEAR REDHEAD; Tell him that you have a very estimates Free estimates Fully in- bedrooms with basement, 318 Three speed Posi rear tender conscience, and if you were ever to see him Heating-Plumbing 35 extra bath Only $320 Call KIRBY (ENTER OF TH* DOCTORS DEBEN- Center Street Manchester repaired, rec rooms. modern appliances $300's. operated Call 646-1327 \ I n W1 111 rn a n 11 e , TIME WE SOLD 'EM ALL. L . TURES ON TH' RAILROAD 649-7143 baIhrtKmi remodeling, heat Call Locators 236-5646 Fee O U R D«tY W ELLS? INTO TH E T SVWAMP.=* ______Oswald Jacoby and Alan Sontag Manchester Bolton (‘oven- m«Klerni7.ation, etc M & M DEAR ABBY: In reply to KEEB|NG THE PEACE, you CONSTRUCTION BRICK Irv ('olumbia Tolland areas WILL IH) babysitting IN plumbing & Heatini: 649-2871 HOLTON. Furnished 2 wisely wrote: “Speak up. Silence im^liei agreement" All colors Glazed Block M5' MANCHESTER HOME ■ W ,) (irillo 423-(>5«2 Feint, parry and thrust originally cost $2 to $4 each bedroom house $400 monthly *4599 That caused me to recall the words attributed to the Maple Street area Mornings F lo o rin g 36 Junk prominent German theologian, the Rev. Martin Niemoller Joint reinforcement Call' January thru May 646-3538 and atlernoons onl\ ('all 643- P'MNTINti HV CRAIt; heart (it via Stayman, North evenings 649-5635 or 643-9508 tuiOF. N Interior and alter 6 p m "In Germany, the Nazis first came for the communists, 1324 FLOORSANDINO & and I didn’t speak up because I wasn't a communist. Then bid three notrump Kxtenor S|HH*ialisl' Full) In- RFFIMSHINO floors like West led a diamond, his YOUNG MOTHER will lake '^ureil Free Kstimales Call MANCHESTER - Excellent 5 they came for the Jews, and I didn't apeak up because 1 DAY CARE Nt RSEHY new’ Snenah/ing in older ItiKim Apartment in desirable ICars NORTH IZ-UI four-card suit, and East won care of children weekdays un­ wasn't a Jew. Then they came for the trade unionists, and I PKO(,HA.M Slate licensed anytime 649-8749 floors Natural and stained A 10 4 3 with the queen. Next. East til 3 00 p m in my area Stove, relrigerator, and didn’t speak up because I wasn't a trade unionist. Then they Three understanding fIfM>rs No waxing anymore' sccurilv $350 unneated 649- BOUGHTI Thal't All You Pay For Thia V A J 108 cashed the king of diamonds Manchester home Call 64,3 F\TFB1(>K PAINTIM; came for the Catholica. and I didn't speak up because I was ♦ Teachers Enclosed play yard lohn Verfaille 646-575() 4003 Biir$ Auto Parts 87 64 and shifted to a low spade 2023 playroom lunches U-arning e\|H'rienced college student Protestant Then they came for me. and by that time there ♦ A J Declarer won his king and Quality work Very TOLLAND NEW 80 BOBCAT was'no one left to speak for m e" experiences Keenev SchiKil 3-Dr Nunoboul. #OT035, with 4 >po d tron«miM$An. p«w*r WEST EAST took a club finesse which lost CERTIFIED DOG District Immediate openings reasonable prices Call Mike. 1B7M 231 64» 467a ARTHUR H. PRINCE. MEMPHIS, TENN. to East's king. East returned a . GHlXiMER All breeds Call itMfing HO bott«ry, 4 ipt»d tronimnwAA body wdt mildWi, / ♦ J 8 7 ages 3 to 5 sears 646-4864 .=>69-3458 or 569-4945 Ottfces-Slorei for R a n i 55 The Flintstonaa — Hanna Barbara Productiona V V club and dummy's ace won ' for an appointment 528-5903 ttc. UST M»a*S?07. 932 654 DEAR ARTHUR: The ato.ve kas been in my column ♦ A 10 92 O K Q Declarer needed three spade LFF P-MNTIM; Interior & 1976 MAVERICK 2 door 6 STORE OR OFFICE SPACE I ylinders Standard transmis­ several timeu over they^ars, but it's worth repealing. I'M 41083 4 K 9 8 4 2 tricks to make his game, but CHILDCARE Slate Licensed hf*ep S ntilinf( Fxteruir Check mv rate r ..-.FLEA he had to keep West off lead. available 200 , 400. and up to sion Lajw mileage Good on SOUTH home Snacks lunches and belore \(»u def’urate l)epen- SaaMtilIngibr SOINS TO POWDER South led a small spade from B f* H a p p y 5()(K) square leet 643-1442 gas $1800 643-5106 4 AK 92 references Call 646-7720 cators 236-5646 Fee declarer had to guess the loca­ Hebron .area Must be neat Sauna, pool exercise room security required 646-2755 GARAGE WA.NTED to store Opening lead:42 f'ets considered Rent tion of the jack to score his Now Condilion $440 per IIFBMON Two bedroom lint* or two cars Call Don at game. After some thought he negotiable Call after 6pm month 646-05() monthly No pets 20 MIsc. lor Rent 56 By Oswald Jacoby riHim Cjll h4;i-5 U>-72*>7 Available Januarv 1st at Iho UetMisit required References December 20.1M0 to spend today so that your ipeed Hionuol (ron$ . coosotf iH^ween 8 and 4 30 pm latcsl Call 875-691)5 and credit check 742-8268 it's not likely you'll be satisfied extravagant whims won't gain «r6tiewoUs. power tleenng. eWc this coming year to continue to the upper hand Expensive Items has tTK reor deboiter rod'o occenl take back seat in protects or will appeal to you OEMtM (May 21-Juna 20) Nor­ grp interior heovy duly boitery ventures which affect your seif- A u ro f F or S ala 6 7 Aufos F or S ala 67 A u fo t F o r S ala 67 intereets. Your dealre will be to mally you're capable of efficient­ tport wheel covers & more* leM7 and you'll do wetl ly handling several things simul­ Our Boarding Houaa your DAOITTAnuS (Nov. 2»-Oec. 21) taneously, but today you'd be i A V I ANNUAL Today might be a bit uniqiie in wtae to make your efforts more PERCENTAGE) that you could be overly influ­ singular Winthrop — Dick Cavalli HEAR THE LATEST? THE THEY MAY V enced by persons you shouldn't CANCER (Aif>e 21-Juty 22) Oth­ DWLS HAVE A BOOTH AT MAKE IT IF RATE let Influence you, and not haed ers will have greater respect for the wtad advice from thoae whom you today and be more wilting to (SIMLETS DEPARTMENT THEY HAVE SEE THIS!! VOU REALiy aHOULP H(DWCAN r r COULD PUT 'tO U in t h e STORE! TMEY'LL STAND IN so m eth in g you should. Romance, travel, help you If you don't play upon HISHQIIAUn! HI6N MILEAGE! kick reaources. possible pitlalls their sympathy Avoid emotional J(3IN THE J O I N ^ "EXCEPnCN t h a t prck/e s LINE FOR BUSY SfV^'PERS TO LEAN 1 01(1 Moinf and career for the coming outbursts FRIENP6HIP CLUBy I CONTHAVE THE RULE' AUXILIAPry. TriEiR TIPS WILL <40 FOR AvSAlNST.' ^ LOWPBICE! ^ GRAND NEW! (.$i*(fil months are all discusaed in your LEO (Juty 23-Aug. 22) Some­ N A e T Y . ANV FRlENPe. CHR16TMAS BASKETS Gom|unv Astro-Graph which begins with times your dramatic flair can be FOR THE NEEDY,' u$t *e408 ^ NOT LEHOVEHS! FINANCING your birthday Mail $1 for aach to eftectivety used to enhance your Sol* PrKt Astro-Oroph. Box 489, Radio image, but not so today Affecta­ ~ r City Station. N Y. 10019 Be sure tions which don't represent the to specify birth date real you will not piay weii. numbar. IV- CAPfNCOBN (Dec. 22-Jen. 19) VIRGO (Aug. 2S-Sapt. 22) You *5555 An opportunity could arise today have everything it takes today to whore you are in the position to be successful, but you may let help someone less fortunate, but sell-doubts dilute your thrust ALL 19S1 you may foil to do so and later Negative thinking is counterpro­ MORIARTY BROi HERS r ^ e t It. ductive AOUAMUS (Jon. 20-Feb. 19) LIBRA (Sept. 23-Ocl. 23) LINCOLN Pteosont hours can be spent with Although your intentions will be L MAZDA kind, try not to flatter .the m e r c u r y H H i W ■ ■ •GRANADAS your friends today, but don't let Levy's Law — James Schumeisler " SjI»s Ser.icf yourself be drawn into any form undeserving today It will pro­ iiscmitsi.wiiciiiniii cow (Hi VL of petty intrigue Move off when duce an effect opposite from you see any cloak-and-dagger what you hope for signs SCORPIO (Ocl. 24440V. 22) f ...50IF'«0C0ME.R5R.PINNee., 5UeE, III, •MUSTANGS Unless you are very careful today I MAD6E WULSfP Srfe- SHOUUONT COMP, IF JP’E iL IA L ' PIGCEt (Feb. 2U-March 20) Rather than concern yourself you may not fare as well as you V F tB - IMSeATENED BY VOU. rr u - HELP < 3 ^ WORKING today with what others have or should in joint ventures, espe- VQUB CONPlTlONE- are. be content with your lot In cialty If your involvement is with MARKJAIjp. INCLUDES FREIGHT& •THUNDERMRDS life. You have much to be grate­ one who bested you in the past. /l-/f I?— M DEALER PREP ful for. (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN) This offer is limited to cars KH ‘n’ Carlyl* — Larry Wright $ 5 3 9 9 purchased prior to Feb 7, 1961 with financing arranged thru Ford Bugs Bunny — Heimdahl & Stotf*l 1981 DITSUN 210 DELUXE Motor Credit Co. for qualified buyers by Dillon Ford for 24 or 2 DOOR SEDAH • Standard Equipped more months durations ..ANDVJFuPbT F06 /5 AS \?vHAT ARE NOJ DOING with S speed trnas.. rear del., front disc brakes. fliMed VOL) l-ONG-EAKEP SAMPLE BUY THI5 Co(JU> 'THICK'AS PEA glass, reclining front seats, even a real spore tire! Stock SOUP) uANPLUBBEI?.'’; 1981 MUSTANG 2-DOOR Short Riba — Frank Hill #2995 PS. PB. w rm tw all Steel Radisls. lr>t»rlor Accent Group, plus other options 1 and sunderd equipment- Stock ftOOS -TUB DACTON CANS ’"T •6344./*158- M M B oofA . I'v e 5 6 m HeW W^TLTHATAvVAV. NEW 80 ZEPHYR i s % " © FINANCE INFORMATION. $344 down CMh or trade with •PPro^credit R*m«mb«r Uv« MPG to# companton Your mtloog* moy plus Stale ta i. title and registration 48 monthly paymants ol $ 15 8 00 aachi 4-Ooof #0Z083 with Ovjl*- Amount llnancad 88000 00 ANNUAL RfRCINTAOE RATE 12%. Fmanca mo>M Ml*(t$hiEt w hiitw olh diff*r d«p*r>dmg on spood woolKor and top length. Your octuol ^hafg^1584a^gana^a^imon^rj^j758^0^ PS pwi (rent dm btolitt fwM.1 ^ highwoy miloogo w

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