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Situation £p r n t u n lUrralJi T - • ______H I VolV. oXlC. IXXC, IXN,o .N ^o. t—o —Ma MncahnMchtwM, tw(io, ntino.n, nF.r,i dFaryid, aDy«, cD«*mc«bm«rb 7«,r i, • Si•n cSein 1c8eB 1 8•8 12 0•« 2S0i«n gSlien gCloe pCyo •p y1 5•c1 5Hco mHeo mDie Delivered I unceriain^------Jobless TEHRAN, Iran (UPI) - Iran’s — the only man who can free them — foreign minister said today some of and the militants themselves. the 50 U.S. hostages will be freed In his first personal reaction to the F igu res shortly and others tried as spies, with United Nations resolution calling for possible death penalties. But the release of the hostages. Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini quick- Khomeini denounced it as a "plot by ly jeopardized the promised releases the American Security Council, CIA D ecline with a blistering attack on the United and SAVAK” — the former Iranian States. secret police. Khomeini said Iranians should Khomeini urged all Iranians to go WASHINGTON (UPI) - sever all ties with the United States to the rooftops of their homes this Unemployment edged down to 5.8 and "rub America's snout into the evening and shout "AIlah-Akbar” percent in November, with most of dust.” He dismissed the U.N. Securi- ("God is great” ) and "Death to the the improvement among women and ty Council resolution calling for world-eating American im- blacks, the Labor Department said release of the hostages as an perialism" today. "American plot.” He charged the United States is Militant students, too, denounced hatching plots daily against Iran and The decline, from 6 percent in Oc- Foreign Minister Sadegh Qodb- he is “expecting new bitter tober, came at a time when most zadeh's statement on the release of happenings” soon. economists have been predicting a more hostages as "completely false” Former acting foreign minister sharp rise in unemployment in the and said none of the Americans, Abol Hassan Bani Sadr was replaced months ahead. Labor Department of- last week because a schism ficials said that stilt may happen. being held for the 34th day today, would be released until Shah Moham- developed between himself on the Unemployment among all women mad Reza Pahlavi is returned to Iran one side, and Khomeini and the mili- edged down 0.3 percent to 5.5 percent to stand trial. tant students on the other. Some in November. Black unemployment In Paris, French justice ministry observers said today's developments dropped almost a full percent, from sources said a nephew of the shah, were a replay of that split. 11.7 to 10.8 percent. the son of his twin sister Princess “ We follow only A yatollah Employment continued to rise in Ashraf, was shot and killed today on Khomeini,” the militants said in a November, but this rise has been a street in the French capital. He statement. "He has said the hostages taking place more slowly in recent was identified as Mustapha Chafik, will remain here until the shah is months. 34, one of the two sons of the shah's delivered to Iran and tried in Iran. And the department reported sharp sister. , The foreign minister's reports are declines in the work week of auto and The conflicting statements on the completely false.” steel workers, reflecting recent American hostages reflected the con- The students’ statement said Day of Infamy layoffs in those industries. tinued deep divisions in Tehran and a though they maintain contacts with Fire and black smoke spew from the 1941. Today is the 38th anniversary of the at- continuing battle involving Qodbzadeh, "we only get our instruc- tack and there will be a memorial ceremony The November decline put the un- Khomeini, militant students and tions from the people and Ayatollah destroyer USS Shaw following the Japanese employment rate back where it was various govemmnt members about Khomeini and no one else.” surprise attack on Pearl Harbor on Dec. 7, aboard the sunken USS Arizona. (UPI photo) in ^ptember and kept it in the range the future of the captives. of 5.6 to 6 percent, where it has fluc- Qodbzadeh initially announced tuated for more than a year. what appeared to be a breakthrough J.C. Penney Case |n the deadlock at a news conference John Bregger, head of the division when he said some hostages would be which keeps the job figures, said he freed. does not interpret it as a real decline, “I assure you they will be freed,” nor did he see the previous month as he said. "I cannot,say when that will a real increase. be ... I hope not very far from now.” “I think we’re just fluctuating But he insisted some hostages St a te M in im izes R u l i n g along at the same level,” Bregger almost certainly would stand trial This could halt construction of air pollution through the traffic they J.C. Penney and others. and promised to issue a statement on MANCHESTER - A sUte official said. Changes in unemployment rates is minimizing the effect of a federal Penney’s new distribution center, generate. "This is just the beginning.” he for female part time workers have the matter by Saturday. said. "With this ruling there are "Those who are guilty of espionage court ruling against J.C. Penney's scheduled for a 1981 opening. kosloff said today that Connecticut accounted for much of these small many others who are in violation. ... have breached the limits of plan to build a massive new complex When construction of the center had filed a new environmental ups and downs, he said. The Labor Buckland Cijmmons is one." diplomatic inununity,” Qodbzadeh in Manchester's Buckland Industrial began, the state had filed with the program with the EPA Oct. 12. Department does not predict un- Park. If the EPA finds the program in ac- Pagano had argued yesterday’s employment. but Bregger said sharp said. "Some of them are not even EPA for removal of the “indirect cordance to the CTean Air Act of 1977, rises in unemployment, which most diplomats. These people are not Alan Kosloff, assistant attorney source permit requirement. The ruling before the appeals court last without the indirect source permit economists have forecast, could still going to benefit from diplomatic im- general, said today the Enviromnen- EPA did not rule on the request and June, after losing the case in tal Protection Agency (EPA) may the Clean Air Act of 1977 took effect. requirement, there is no violation. Febraury. lie ahead as the recession takes hold. munity.” 'The State Department of En- Asked if any hostages might be find Connecticut’s environmental “It’s going to happen one of these Technically, that meant J.C. vironmental Protection expects the "My basic complaint is the state of sentenced to death and shot by a program in compliance with the months, probably," Bregger said. Penney, and many other projects, ruling sometime in January. Connecticut never pays attention to firing squad, the foreign minister Clean Air Act of 1977, negating The number of unemployed per- were in violation of the Clean Air Act While the DEP awaits the ruling. the environmental laws until replied: "Anything is possible.” yesterday's court decision. sons edged down by 140,000 in of 1977, because they had no "in- Tony Pagano, representing the somebody builds something,” he But even the release of only some The 2nd U.S. Circuit Court of said. November to 6 million. Appeals in New York ruled the EPA direct source" permit. Manchester Enviromental Coalition, of the hostages was imm^iately said today he is preparing to reopen a "Somebody has to protect the en- thrown into question by uncom- should have required (Connecticut to These permits affect projects Total employment, as measured by which would be indirect sources of suit in the U.S. District Court against vironment." he said promising statements by Khomeini issue “indirect source permits.” a household survey, rose by 350,000. Another survey, based on reports from businesses, showed an employ- ment rise of 220,000. The department's index of hourly earnings adjusted for inflation — Social Security Revamp Urged which reflects the purchasing power "The council unanimously finds of workers — showed a 4,1 percent WASHINGTON (UPI) - A govern- predicted the fund “will continue to for an adjustment. least 10 years of marriage and decline during the 12 months ending • A slow phase-in of all workers, widows or widowers should be able to that the time has come to finance ment council today proposed provide this (income) protection for some part of Social Security with in October, as far ahead as anyone can see.” including government and non-profit benefit from the shared earnings con- sweeping changes in the Social non-payroll taxes," said the council, These were the unemployment Among the council’s major employees, under coverage of the cept. Security system, including use of adding a majority felt the hospital in- figures for various groups of recommendations were: system, either with mandatory The lengthy report said the Social funds other than increased payroll surance program was the best place Americans in November compared • Reducing reliance on the payroll coverage for new employees or Security program should be in good deductions to finance the nation’s to start. to the previous month: retirement plan. tax by shifting some program fun- through a credit transfer plan. shape through the 21st century, and then — when more people are retired The council proposed in 1980 paying Adult men, 4.3 percent, unchanged. Hie payroll tax rate for Social ding operations to personal and cor- While the council, headed by Henry for all of the hospital insurance Aaron, a senior fellow of the and fewer are working because of Adult women, 5.5 percent, down Security, taken out of each worker's porate income taxes in 1980. program out of personal and cor- paycheck, should not be increased • Setting the earnings base for the Brookings Institution, addressed lower birth rates now — “the higher from 5.8. Social Security taxes that would be porate income taxes. Teenagers. 15.9 percent, down until the year 2(X)5, the Advisory payroll tax at a level that each year several of the more controversial The panel unanimously rejected a areas of the program, it failed to take needed are modest." from 16.6 Council on Social Security takes in the same percentage of total proposal to finance the program Whites, 5.2 percent, unchanged. recommended. earnings collected in 1979. a position on full-scale sharing of ear- Present low levels of the Social Security trust fund, said the report, from a value-added tax, as Rep. A1 Blacks. 10.8 percent, down from The council, in a major report to • Providing twice yearly cost-of- nings for women who stay at home Ulman, D-Ore., chairman of the while their husbands work. are temporary and have "little 11.7. Congress and the Department of living benefit increases, in March House Ways and Means Committee, Black teen-agers, 33.1 percent, and September, if prices rise by at However, a narrow majority of the bearing on the long-run financial Health. Education and Welfare, has suggested. down from 35.7. pronounced the system sound and least 3 percent since the last period council said persons divorced after at strength” of the system.

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the U.S. since the 1930s. Page 6. Editorial ...... 4 administration. The state Supreme Court may Entertainment ...... 9-11 Morrisey is a senior at American have to study the definition of a Obituaries ...... 12 International College in Springfield, residence u a couple tries to live Pewletalk...... 2 M®** - majoring in criminal justice. Swearing-In Ceremony year-found in what health officials sports...... 13-17 Lannan said the four fit the mold of say is only a summer home. Page Television ;...... 10 *•** department. He called the Police Qiief Robert Lannan swears in four left, Martin Jordan, Peter Moskal, John g. Update 2 ManclM»ter force a young depart- new officers for the Manchester Police Cashman and Michael Morrisey. (Herald Oov. Ella Grasso for the first W e ^ r “which is highly educated and highly motivated.” Department this morning. They are, from photo by Pinto) 2 - EVENING HERALD. Fri . Dec. 7. I»7» —- EVENING HERALD. rii.,Fri., LWC. Dec. 7,I , 1979 - •> .3 I Kenney Says Commission Mpclote. Doesn’t Care about Care Police estimated "a couple thou- mediate negotiations with the Soviet ’The negligence suit, filed ’Thursday Reaction Mixed Crews Succeed sand people” were cleared from two Union on the reduction of nuclear by Todd Volkman of Loveland, Ohio, Prison Violence MANCHESTER—The only concern of the Commission hospitals budgets. Some credit it with keeping Connec- siwpplng centers, several banks, gas- arms. asks for $1 million in punitive on Hospital and Health Care is costs, not quality of care, ticut’s health care costs down to a 9.9 percent yearly in- Reaction of public officials and FALMOUTH, Maine (UPI) - SOLEDAD, CaUf. (UPI) - Two in- Edward Kenney,, executive director of the Manchester crease compared to a national average of 13.3 percent. energy experts in energy-hungry Crews risking a devastating explo- oline stations and restaurants along Prime Minister Dries Van Agt’s damages for each of at least 25 fans center-right coalition government killed or injured and $200,000 in com- mates were stabbed to death and 17 Memorial Hospital said last night. Kenney also credited the CHHC with "trying to run our New England to the "voluntary” 1980 sion succeeded late Thursday in U.S. 1, the state’s major coastal others were hospitalized when a highway. lost the confrontation w lu the Labor pensatory damages for victims with Speaking before a six-member subcommittee in Hart- hospital from 340 Capitol Ave.” and George Roy, the gasoline conservation guideiines draining a leaking propane tank "pre-planned” brawl erupted hospital’s chief financial officer, agreed. truck, nearly 13 hours after it over- and Democrats 66 opposition when 10 medical bills. ford, Kenney said “From my personal experience since issued Thursday by U.S. Energy Thursday in a racially tense cellblock its inception the only concern of CHHC has been cost or "Since the commission’s inception we had to add one to turned on a highway ramp, forcing dissidents in his own party broke Eleven concert-goers died Monday Secretary Charles Duncan ranged Plan Rejected ranks to vote with the left wing of Sole^d State Prison. budget limitations. I am not aware of any concerns for one-and-a-half employees to meet all the requirements,” the evacuation of about 2,000 people night in the crush outside Riverfront from noncommittal to negative. against the U.S. nuclear moderniza- About 100 guards responded and 10 quality.” Roy said. All six New England states were in a wealthy suburb north of Maine’s THE HAGUE, Netherlands (UPI) Stadium. Tear-choked teenagers rounds of heavy grain blrdshot from tion plan for NA’TO. ’The Manchester Memorial Hospital is locked in litiga- “It requires a large amount to time for paperwork. We among those given the highest reduc- largest city. — The Dutch Parliament has eulogized dead friends at funerals 12-gauge shotguns was fired into the rejected a controversial U.S. plan to ’Thursday and more services were tion with the CHHC. ’The commission cut $798,0i00 from would have the work for preparing the budget anyway, tion goals, headed by Massachusetts I^e truck jackknifed and tipped melee. Officers with night sticks and planned today. the $22 million hospital budget, and the hospital says it but meeting the regulations require more time.” which was to cut its use of gasoline over at an Interstate 95 junction five deploy new intermediate-range Stanwede Suit riot gear then moved in and physical- nuclear weapons in Western Europe, ^ “Everyone is looking to point a cannot maintain quality of care operating within the But, agreeing with Kenney, Dr. John Springer, Hart- by 11 percent. Only Kansas, with a 15 miles north of Portland about 6:30 ly separated the 80 inmates Involved. dashing hopes for unanimous ap- CINaNNATI (UPI) - A college finger somewhere, but I don’t feel reduced budget. ford Hospital, said “Regulation is here to stay.” percent target, had a higher goal. a.m., apparently because of iqy road The entire north facility of the proval by the NATO allies. student stomped unconscious in the there’s any particular source of The commission says the same formuia that applies to Other concerns expressed included duplication of effort Connecticut, Maine and Vermont conditons, police said. prison, which houses 1,100 convicts, in the CHHC, the low threshold of certificates of need Shortly before midnight. Parlia- fan stampede at ’The Who concert has blame at all,” said promoter Cal other hospitals should apply to Manchester as well. were given 10 percent reduction The accident sent a grayish white was on lockdown status today, Last night Kenney told the commission that if it wanted which many say should be raised from $50,000 to $150,000, cloud of the highly flammable gas ment voted, 76-69, for a motion that filed the first lawsuit in the tragedy Levy, a defendant in the civil suit. goals while New Hampshire and — a $27 million classaction claim meaning inmates will only be to ration health care, the public should be informed. and the protection of charitable gifts. Rhode Island were assi^ed 8 per- over the'area. rejects outright,the production and “I think it was a combination of un- allowed from their cells for meals deployment in Western Europe of 572 against the British rock group. fortunate circumstances that could "Hospitals cannot be expected to assure accessibility The CHHC believes donations should be used for cent targets. The guidelines were Authorities said they were afraid and exercise on a controlled basis. and quality care if the commission’s stated goal is to con- general expenditures while some who testified believe based on consumption figures for the the leaking truck would "take off like Pershing 2 intermediate-range Riverfront Coliseum and the concert not be controlled.” nuclear missiles and calls for im- promoters. trol volume of services provided," he said. equipment should be purchased. first three months of 1979. a rocket” if the propane ever ignited. "If rationing is the unprinted agenda, the let’s face it openly so that we don’t make promises to the public we j a o o J 977 J»53 ■Peopletalk- don’t keep." This was the fifth hearing the subcommittee has had A f Upjohn’s Air Now Clear Icy Roads while it tries to find ways to improve the CHHC, and con- The state had confirmed pollution Low temperatures left a coating of ice on morning commuters only the old King’s tain health care cost. HARTFORD. (UPI) - SUte of- ment based on complaints last The CHHC, established by state statute, has regulatory We Mail from Upjohn including discharges Highway, or North and southbound traffic. ficials have cleared the Upjohn Co. summer from plant-area residents of the Main Turnpike’s Falmouth off ramp onto authonlv over health care institutions and approves all chemical plant in North Haven of strong odor, nausea, burning eyes, into the Quinnipiac River and they Interstate 95 Thursday causing the driver of (UPI photo) charges it was releasing excessive skin irritation and sleeplessness. have ordered changes in the com- this propane truck to lose control, and over- Anywhere pany’s chemical-handling k O tA M Q CLit amounts of cancer-causing sub- Dominic Forcella, executive direc- turn blocking the ramp. Because the tank was procedures. stances into the air. tor of the state Council on En- leaking propane gas, police closed both lanes Environmental Protection Com- vironmental Quality, said the council But the state officials have main- l O W I t l TIM P IIA TU III of 1-95 and nearby U.S. Route 1, leaving early missioner Stanley Pac said Thursday plans to set up a 24-hour hot line for tained there is no provable tie A^ted Interests extensive air quality tests for North Haven residents to call when between pollution from Upjohn and benzene and toulene showed amounts they smell odors and experience the symptoms claimed by the residents. Blood Donation to tt>ose If lends well within guidelines set by the U.S. other problems in the Upjohn area. ond rel jtiv e s in Pac said the state will continue Occupational Safety and Health Ad- Martin D. Gold, assistant to Pac, forowC y pieces U P l S i A T M I N 90TO C A»$ C ministration. said the test results serve to answer periodic testing and enforce orders to A Gift of Life the fin ?st candy' limit discharges of chemicals into goodn fss For period ending 7 a m. EST 12, 8/79. Friday night will The charges had been filed by the charges that the state had not done the water and air by Upjohn. sons over age 66 may unm ot :hed a nyw h e f find a few showers in the Pacific Northwest while some Connecicut Fund for the Environ- all it could to resolve the complaints. MANCHESTER - The donate with a current O r d e r ploced now snow falls over parts of the Lakes region and higher holiday season is upon us will b elm a ile d wh e n e v e r written approval from elevations of the North Atlantic states. Elsewhere, and we again are searching you wisK. their physician. generally fair weather should prevail. Toys for Joy for that just right gift lor This y e o r \ e n d o the loved ones and friends There is still time to call gilt thot is / ur e to ple a se onyo n e Will Continue on our list Red Cross at 643-5111 to Why not prom ise make an appointment. Weather Forecast MANCHESTER -T he something special this year Walk-in donors will also be annual Toys for Joy cam- Variable cloudiness today Extended Outlook — to give blood, the gift of welcome throughout the paign sponsored by the with highs 50 to 55 around 12 Extended outlook for New life’’ Giving blood is twth a day. II. 8:t(i C. S:MI Manchester Area Siiiil C Partly cloudy windy and England Sunday through rewarding experience for In the midst of holiday Item s llluetTEtcd In thin sd a p p e a r In our colorful Conference of Churches, turning colder tonight with Tu^ay: Disturbed by the situation in Iran and the donor and a promise of shopping why not take one ('hrlMmaa cauiiog. Slop in a n d aak for your free copy. will continue Saturday at lows in the upper 20s. Satur- Massachusetts. Rhode a chance to regain good hour of your time to give a day partly cloudy windy and Island Si Connecticut: Fair other anti-American demonstrations, in- the Manchester Parkade. 958 MAIN STREET IN DOWNTOWN MANCHESTER health for the person pint of blood lor many hap- colder with highs near 40 weather. Cold Sunday and terior decorator Dayna Van Kleeck of San Toys for youngsters will ALSO • HARTFORD • NEW BRITAIN • MIDDLETOWN CANDIES receiving it What better py holidays lor you and the Probability of precipitation 20 Monday m oderating on be collected at Martin LTD Jewelers & Silversmiths Smee 19(j 0 Arnenesn Exoress / Maste> Charge/ Vi&a / Mchaeis Oarge Francisco wanted to make a patriotic dis- time to inake your dona- patients in Connecticut • miTl t. MITM • HMITTOn CMC C»Ta • WE3RUMS HMi percent today 10 percent Tuesday. Overnight lows in at the Parkade. play, so she had her hairdresser reproduce tion than now hospitals. tonight and Saturday. Wester- the 20s to low 30s. Highs in the Officials of MACC said at ly winds 10 to 15 mph the American flag on her hair. The $150 job The bloodmobile will be 30s Sunday and Monday rising the present time there is a booming southwest 15 to 25 in Manchester Tuesday at to the 40s on Tuesday. was done with washable red, white and shortage of toys for mph this afternoon. Westerly Vermont: Chance of flurries the Army and Navy Club, blue dyes. (UPI photo) children 6 to 12-years-old. winds tonight increasing to 25 Sunday. Fair Monday. Chance from 12 30 to 5 30 p.m Needed toys include sports to 30 mph with stronger gusts of rain or snow showers Anyone in good health and continuing Saturday. Tuesday. Cold at first with equipment, inexpensive between the ages of 18 and highs in the 20s and lows in the watches, games, puzzles Long Island Sound Saich^s Story 66 y ears m ay donate teens. Milder thereafter with Long Island Sound to Watch and crafts items. Seventeen-year olds may Hill. R I and Montauk Point. highs 35 to 45 and lows in the Jim Crowism denied major league baseball its The toys will be dis- 20s. greatest pitcher for most of the 40 years Leroy give with a Red Cross per- N.Y : Arctic front ap- tributed next Friday and mission form signed by proaching from the northwest Maine and New Hampshire: ‘Satchel " Paige gave to the sport, but Hollywood Saturday. Fair through the period parent or guardian Per- 2 for ^5 will reach coast this evening. will atone in part with the story of his life. Trisme South to southwest winds 15 to except chance of flurries over Productions is making the film for ABC-TV, with 25 knots with higher gusts this the north and mountains on Lou Gossett in the title role. Tuesday. Overnight lows 5 to Vehicles afternoon becoming Paige, who pitched 2,500 games and won 2,000 in northwest 20 to 30 knots with 15 north and teens south Sun- Society Sets day and Monday, warming to his career, was 42 before he was allowed out of the Will Sell higher gusts tonight and old Negro League and into the big leagues, with the Saturday Partly cloudy with the teens and 20s Tuesday Yule Potiuck visibility over 5 miles today, morning. Daytime highs in the Cleveland Indians, in 1948. For Junk 20s Sunday, rising to the 30s The film is titled "Don’t Look Back" — after the MANCHESTER -T he tonight and Saturday MANCHESTER - Seven and low 4te by Tuesday. great satchel's motto, "don't look back, somethin’ Rosary Society of St. Average wave heights 3 to 5 vehicles, being sold for (eet this afternoon and might be gainin’ on you." Bridget’s Church will hold its annual Christmas junk value, are up lor bids tonight through the town General potiuck supper Monday at Party Pooped Service Office. 6:30 p.m. in the cafeteria. sale! All vehicles have parts Across the Nation Dustin Hoffman was up to the celebration, but his Residents from Mayfair missing, and bidders can costar wasn’t. Justin Henry spent most of Gardens will be the special City Fest Hi ;Lo inspect them Successful Wednesday night’s blast at the Hollywood premiere guests and diners are Albuquerque c 59 33 Minneapolis pc 41s34 bidders must transport the Santa, fill her of Columbia Pictures' "Kramer vs. K ram er” sound asked to bring their Anchorage s 16 09 Nashville c 55 27 vehicles from the town stocking w ith bright Asheville c 58 35 asleep. favorite dish. There will be York pc 52 4t site. Atlanta c 58 37 A flock of stars — among them, Henry Winkler, a grab bag this year. shiny gold toned Oklahoma City c 60 37 Three vehicles at the Billings pc 57 31 Johnny Carson and Danny Thomas - joined Hoffman Diners are also asked to Omaha pcs45 39 H ighw ay G a rag e . 263 “baubles, bangles, Birmingham c 64 34 in christening the movie to benefit the Los Angeles bring gifts for the shut-ins Phitadiphia pc tl 4x Olcott St., included a 1%5 Boston pc 58 47 Phoenix c 76 4t Childrens Museum. for the Human Services beads”! CTievrolet sedan, not run- .Buffalo pc 49 32 Pittsburgh r 56 30 Henry could be forgiven. After all, the party Department’s elderly out- pc 63 54 ning, A 1952 GMC truck, Charleston, S.C. Portland. M pcs53 39 didn't start until 8 p.m. and he's only 6. He found his reach program. c 51 47 Charlotte, N.C. Portland. Or. cy 48 46 To share special recipes not running, and a GMC Chicago cy 40 35 mom's lap a good place for a nap. Provi ence pc 59 45 with friends, place it with truck, 6x6, also not run- Cleveland r 49 30 Richmond pc 52 40 ning. Columbus r 49 30 the ingredient or utensil St. Louis pc 53 46 A 1970 Dodge, four-wheel Dallas c 63 37 Battle Brews needed for the recipe. Salt Lake City cy 44 38 drive, running may be in- Denver cy 58 32 Chock Full O’ Nuts board chairman William Wrap it up and it’s all set to San Antonio' c 70 32 spected at the Cooper Hill Des Moines pc 47 42 Black doesn't like to attend stockholder meetings, San Diego c 85 54 go Filter Plant, 49, Cooper All the gold plated Detroit r 42 26 and one minor stockholder is incensed about it. San Francisco c 73 58 Hill St. jewelry she'll ever need. Duluth s 36 28 San Juan pc 84 74 Citing Harry Truman’s famed "if you can’t stand At the Water Shop, 192 An exciting selection at a price that's El Paso r 60 27 Seattle cy 50 47 the heat, get out of the kitchen” quote— he’ll try, as pc 53 37 Charter Oak St. bidders so kind to your Christmas budget! Hartford Spokane cy 46 40 he has for six straight years, to oust the New York Honolulu c 84 72 Legion Dance may see a 1972 Inter- Tampa cy 79 70 philanthropist Dec. 19 for absenteeism. Bracelets, big and chunky or narrow Houston c 67 49 Washington pc 57 44 national 1210, which is in But Black, in a proxy statement, hit back this MANCHESTER - The and petite! Earrings In every size Indianapolis cy 49 29 WpchiU pc 57 33 working condition. c 58 24 week. Says he, of Truman, "if he were in my place, Auxiliary of the Dilworth- and shape, clip and pierced. Chains Jackson. Mss. c-clear; cl-clearing; cy- At the Park Garage, 16 Jacksonville 75 64 I’m quite sure he would have said something like ‘I Comell-^ey Post of the of all lengths, pendants too! pc cloudy; f-fair; hz-haze: m- Harrison St, is a 1965 Dodge Kansas City pc 53 41 can't stand the heat that emanates from the few American Legion in The very newest designs! missing: pc-partly cloudy: r- Sedan, not running. Las Vegas c 69 43 gadflies who have no experience in our line of Manchester will sponsor a •Chains •Bracelets •Earrings rain; sh-showers; sm-smoke: A wreck of a 1977 Dodge, Little Rock c 57 39 business but have 20-20 hindsight and are permitted Christmas Party dance on sn-snow; sy-sunny: ts- Royal Monaco, may be in- •Pendants Los Angeles c 85 58 thunderstorms: w-windy. to make a shambles of our meetings." En garde! Saturday at the post home, Memphis c 56 41 20 L eg io n D riv e , spected at the Police Manchester. Dancing will Department, Middle Turn- Smoke Rings be from 8:30 p.m. to 12:30 pike East. Nat Turner, creator of those long pastel a.m. to the music of John- The Almanac cigarettes, bills himself as "tobacconist to the ny Prytko. Tickets will be world" and this week his exclusive New York available at the door or by By I nited Pre»i« Inlernuliunul nicotine palace proved the point. calling Irene Pisch at 646- Today is Friday. Dec. 7. the 34Ist day of 1979 with 24 to At one time, famed customers doing their Christ- 8858. follow. mas shopping side by side included Sylvester Who says progress is al- Stallone and Susan Anton, who walked out with ways admirable? One never This is Pearl Harbor Day. got ballpoint ink-stained The moon is moving toward its last quarter. cigars, Felicia Farr — Jack Lemmon’s wife — and shirts when everyone used The morning stars are Mars. Jupiter. Saturn and Mer- Patricia Kennedy Lawford, both of whom settled cury. for lighters. Manchester To Advortlaa To Roport Nowt The evening star is Venus. And they didn't even ask each other for East Hartford—Glastonbury For a classified advertisement, call To report a news item or story idea: THANKSam Those born on this date are under the sign of Sagit- autographs. Evtning Herald 643-2711 and ask for Classified. Office Manchester .... Alex Girelli. 643-2711 tarius. hours are 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday East Hartford...... 643-2711 NOVENA TO ST. JUDE USPS 327-500 Glastonbury Dave Lavallee. 643-2711 American novelist Willa Gather was born Dec. 7,1876. through Friday. When the office is Published daily except Sunday and cer- closed, classified ads may be placed by Andover...... Donna Holland. 643-2711 • iMl) k iNM ti Mrtyr, put On this date in history: li t i t e fit* b aaMiN; Mir koiMi tain holidays by the Manchester calling 643-2718. Bolton...... Donna Holland. 643-2711 In 1787. Delaware became the first state to ratify the Publishing Co.. Herald Square, P.O. Coventry . Claire Connolly. 742-8202 •f km O n t MNM MmttMi at ri For information about display adver- du im mod b tm United States' Constitution. Box 591, Manchester, Conn. 06040 Hebron . . Patricia Mulligan. 228-0266 tising. Call Ken Hogle. advertising •t Mi T« I Nt*t rMVM iraa I m In 1931, President Herbert Hoover refused to see a Lottery Numbers Hava a Complaint? director, at 643-2711 South Windsor Judy Kui'hnel. 644-1364 kptt hurt Mb iM ity k | ta dMB Vernon . 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4 - EVENING HERALD. Frl., Dec. 7, 19T9 Supermarket Shopper - EVENING HERALD, Frl., Dec. 7 ,1W» - 5 .Editorial, UJaurliratfr 2ltpuimJlHrral^ Secret of Double and Triple Discount couponing and refunding is Manchester — A City of Village Charm By MAR-nN SLOANE Side of the kitchen and your I recently made a triple more stores offer “Double suggestions? Please write refund forms on the other. play on a 32-ounce jar of Value Coupon! Savings.” the most exciting super- to me in care of The Founded Oct. 1, 1881 Once you start couponing opan svary nita 'HI The Season For Giving At first you will find only Kr^t Mayonnaise. ’This is You’ll be on cloud nine market game in town. Manchester Evening and refunding, you can dou- •xoapt anturdaya one or two matches. But as bow I did it; when your combined dis- Do you have any Herald. Occasionally we V. Published by the Manchester Publishing Co., Herald Square, ble your discounts and dou- questions, _ ideas _ or publish them. (aloaadaunday) Peanut butter and tuna fish what you could call overly to make a choice between Manchester, Conn. 06040. Telephone (203) 643-2711. ble your fun on every trip you build your collection of The regular price of the counts add up to more than 100 percent. That means may not be on your Christ- successful this year. rent and heat and food. When M«mb«f, Audit BurMu of Circulation M tm bf. Unitad Praaa hitamatlonal Jo ttaei sopermarket. coupons and refund forms, mayonnaise is $1.59 but a (• foam that manufacturers are ac- Double discounts ate you’ll find dozens of double local supermarket bad it on mas list, hut according to Mrs. Nancy Carr, the choice is made, food Stavtn Harry. Exacutiva Editor plays. sale (or $1.29.1 used a 10- tually paying you to try pillows Frank A. Burbank. Managing Editor easy to find because the big executive director of MACC, usually ends up on the bottom Cuttomor Sarvtoa — 647-M4« Double-play discounts cents-off coupon and a their products. (• those associated with an an- Raymond F. Roblnaon. Editor-Publlahor Harold E. Turkington. Editor Emarltuc food m anufacturers Bonrs have saved me thousands $1 refund form. Look for me twice a said contributions have been of the list of priorities. frequently make refund nual food drive for the needy, of dollars. They will save This dropped my cost to week In this newspaper. The official public drive offers and distribute cash- (• it should be on the lists of coming in from churches and you 40 percent to 60 per- 19 cen ts not counting With my help, you’re "every off coupons at the same FRUIT FARM some area residents. schools, but the public con- ends at the Parkade Satur- cent every time you use postage. My triple play dis- going to mal.e these big Frweh • wmI Appto Cktor lillle time for the same product. (iMa «$ PrwnlMB) (' t h e m'lroc'e af mots | them. double-play and triple-play As in the past, the tributions to the drive have day, but that does not mean but it is going to be more than We also believe the solution For exaniple, I recently count of 88 p e i^ t ! thing" savings. downtown mantherter. been minimal. the need ends nor the just slim for many area bought a jar of instant It’s even more fun to If you are prepared, you Manchester Area Conference is there. I’m going to make your Native Apples coffee and used a $5-cent combine coupon and refund may even bit a "quadniple of Churches, is conducting its The need for the donated elimination of a collection residents. The solution being the peo- discounts with a super- play." Getting four dis- trips to the supermarket OPEN 7 D A Y S A W EEK cash-off coupon at the food always existed and this point for donated items. It is the season for giving, ple of the Manchester area market offer. That’s how counts on a single item is more fun than a game 260 BUSH HILL RO. - REAR MANCHESTER annual food drive. store.' I then sent the you make a “triple play." becoming a lot easier as show. T hat’s because Unlike the past, however, year the need is even greater. Items may be left at the and what can be a better gift who have always been willing manufacturer the label the food drive has fallen on The most important items Parkade until Saturday and than food to a person who to help a neighbor. from the jar for a $1 re- hard times and donations are needed, according to Mrs. after that, may be left at the really needs It. fund. This double discount saved me 56 percent. just trickling in. Carr, are protein foods, such Center Congregational Although everyone must In this instance, the help I call these combined dis- The drive started with an as tuna fish, peanut butter Church at the MACC offices agree food is expensive, the can be in the form of a jar of counts "double plays.” SPECIAL The secret of finding lots annual public appeal at the and canned meat products. at 736 E. Middle Turnpike. needed items are inexpensivr peanut butter or a can of tuna HOLIDAY HOURS With the current economic Christmas may be a little fish dropped off at one of the of these big money-saving Manchester Parkade. The discounts is to play a game Dally 10 AM-10 PM situation, people are having slim for everyone this year. The need is there. collection centers. YOUR STORE public drive has not been of “match.” Arrange your Sat. 9 AM-10 PM caifa-off coupons on one .Sun. 10 AM-6 PM,

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Includes convenient night light. •Q.E. SF I. InCooi —people by the millions targeted for From the air the city of several flood of foreigners leaving the coun- frisked by guards t Tried with poultry label showing price EitBABton Cord that he constantly does that to me. ‘The Gam e of Life’ extinction, not with bloodlust and piece of history which the human million inhabitants couldn't have try but only a trickle entering. Young automatic rifles.We proceeded to and weight. Elxpires Jan. ‘Shogun Warriors’ by Mattel ‘Mimic’ with Computer mind can hardly comprehend. Whenever I am feeling too good 31, 1980. by Milton Bradley Guardians of World Freedom Electronic Brain violence, but in a cold, mechanical looked more peacful. But inside, it men of high school or college age run haggle with a male civil servant for TIMEX Electric about myself I read statements of Welch Foods Inc., P.O. 3"x20-Ft. Multi-Ply process. For what purposp or whose was seething. 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George Hansen, R-Idaho, and I slow down at red lights, and go When a sober-faced young bearded reminds me; but who never abandons Box 2258, Maple Plain, Warm-Up Suits it has been proved to have occurred. It appears to me the abilities of so were sternly warned by Iranians and anywhere —including over the curb man opened the gate, the con- me or decides I am of no value to Minn. 55348. NFN. Receive f»OI* Our for Men & Women Not even Nazi war criminals gifted a researcher as Mr. Lupien KPORT*® 58.40 Reg 69 97 westerners alike that this was no day and along the sidewalk — to avoid a gressman asked to talk to the him. Peter denied Jesus. But the $2 refund plus $1 in denied the events or their magnitude have become misguided. It is unfor- coupons. Send universal- Kodak F/1.9 Lens ‘Ektramax' Our Rtg. for an American to be on the street. jam. students. resurrected Son of (>od came to him Unique Collection of Fine Porcelain 20W"’ 29.99 22.40 when standing trial. 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Howard Heflin, D- This unique “special ability” is to at- already kicked in 11,450 to Ford’s Members of Patton, Boggs and 149.70 vi loair- Top-Qrain Leather skill that’s much appreciated by his Dec. 31,1979. The unspoken implication in this campaign coffers — a modest Blow gave $2,000. The taw firm’s fROItf Kodak Carouasr BC 754 SHde Projector Figure Skatee for Democratic colleagues at campaign Ala., Orrin Hatch, R-Utah, and tract campaign contributions for Polaroid-Ivory Liquid view is that he is not the true friend amount, but not bad for a non- clients include such FTC-beset firms Remote forward, reverse, focus Gentle Men and Woman time. It was described by the James McClure, R-Idaho. Democratic candidates. Film Offer, P.O. Box 2661, gravity teed that the corporate fat cats and their election year. as Mars Inc., the candy company; Alnnanac of American Politics as “a The senator has come out strongly Reldsvllle, N.C. 27322. ■ - l i r w E Our Reg. Capodimonte Porcelain GIHware ' 29.ee.... special ability to get contributions lobbyists seem to think he is. Consumer activists, on the other against the FTC’s strict rules on Atlantlc-Richfield; the American REQ. Receive $2 refund. 23.76 124.40 rHsiw»- with tempered steel injec­ from business-oriented groups and hand, see Ford as the man who is advertising aimed at children, as — Union Carbide and 3-M political Imported Automobile Dealers Send colored end panels well as the agency’s current in- Association; General Motors, and the 6.70» 22.49 Kodak -CaretMT BC 664 SNde Projactor tion molded blades. Ortho­ individuals." . opening the floodgates of anti-FTC action committees chipped in $4,000, from two packages of Candlesticks, cenierpiecaa, boxes, vases and Rampla or pushbutton lotwsrd and p t ic arches. Men's sizes The issue that has made Ford a Institute of Electrical and Elec- Polaroid Type 1(» or Type How he has \ proposals. The usually affable vestigation of product safety and ef- the Teledyne executives gave $405. bowls with Inimitable Romanesque flisir and beauty. ttvars. aalMtion. 7-12. Women's Sizes 5-10. figure of controversy involves the tronics Engineers. 88 film or one two-pack Staia stock oaly. Nat aS atylaa la tS ataraa. Na laiBCtiaBki, 'Hie. M bm « n ««y in •om slofM acquired this senator graciously declined an award ficiency standards, which experts Federal Trade Commission, the con- — Members of Regan and Mason, a plus fluid-ounce statement GIFT 06PT. valuable talent is , • W ' from the National Consumer League suspect are unconscionably low. gressionaily created agency charged Washington law firm that represents Ford’s staff insisted to our from OM Ivory Liquid 22- a matter of some ' /. \ after learning that the group’s We’ve found these interesting con- with keeping the big boys of R.J. Reynolds and Gulf Oil — both or 484wnce bottle. Expires dispute. There leadership had been drawing tributions to both Ford’s re-election associate Tony Capaccio that there is American industry honest. There is targets of FTC probes — have con- March 31,1980. VERNON are those who say criticism for the selection. committee and the Senate campaign “absolutely no connection between MANCHESTER strong sentiment on Capitol Hill that tributed a total of $20,000 to Copyright 1979, TRI-CmfSHOPPINUCENTIR it's because he's a fund by firms and organizations who the senator’s job as chairman of the United Featiires Syn- 114BT0LLMID TURNPIKE the FTC has been flying too high and share Ford’s displeasure with those Democratic fundraisers. campaign committee and his .anti- Benedict Arnold Meanwhile, Senate Majority dicate Inc. STORE HOURS: MON. THRU FRI., 10 AM to 10 PM •SATURDAY, 0 AM to 10 PM •SUNDAY, 10 AM to 6 PM •PRICES EFFECTIVE THRU SATURDAY needs its wings clipped. FTC activities: — Attorneys in Arnold and Porter, FTC positions. of the consumer movement. Ford's staff paints the senator as Leader Robert Byrd has shown his

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Econom ist Says Coming Decade May Be Dangerous Vernon Ends Leaf Pickup Are You Still C o n n e c t i c u t G e n e r a l L i f e I n e xpe cte d w e a k r e t a il sale s a nd an es de spit e a gro w th In gov e rnm e nt a l V E R N O N — ’Th e le a f colle ction, and f or the prote ction of the public no b a rre ls a r e ca utione d th a t th ey do svtoW- H A R T F O R D ( U P I ) - A n w ould pro b a bly f a ll to 10 p erc e n t by th e n a tio n’s " w e a k e n in g ” a b ility to sura nce C o ., fore c a st o f fic e building c a la tion o f r e t a il b a n kruptcie s. spe nding. M urth a a gre e d th ere w ill f or this y e a r, has ended in V ernon. one w ill be allow e d to e nt er e ith er cr a c k and bre a k in the cold w e a th er. Paying For Last economist has w a rn e d sta te business the end o f ne xt y e a r. comp e t e in int e rn a tion a l m a rk e ts constructio n in C o nn e cticut w ould be b(^RANA — Jo h n M u r t h a o f th e M u r t h a , be a re ce ssion n e x t y e a r, but s a id he R o n a ld H in e , d ir e c t o r o f p u b lic p o st e d a r e a to o b t a i n s a n d o r P a stic ba gs a re acc e pta ble but und er e x e cutive s th a t chro n ic un e m pioy- O t h e r e x e c u tiv e s, r e pr e s e n tin g w ould e sp e cia lly a f f e ct C onn e cticut, m ore th a n tw ic e th e pre s e nt r a t e , but C uUin a , R ic h t e r a nd PiO n e y l a w f irm w a s “ less sure a bout 8 r e c o v e ry ” by w ork s said a ll are a s o f th e town h av e a nything else, H in e s a id. Som e 30 no circum st a nc e s should gla ss or Winter’ s Fuel? m e n t and uncontroll e d in fla tio n m a y r e t a il, inspra nc e, b a n k ing and le gal w hic h re li e s h e a vily on w o rld tra d e . th a t re sid e ntia l c on structio n w ould C R A N A ' S pre dict e d th e sta te w o uld not see a th e end of th e y e a r. be en cov e re d a t le a st once and some b a rre ls of sand and salt w ill be oth e r sh arp obje cts be pl a c e d in m a k e the c o m in g de cad e th e m ost institutions, of f ered th e ch a m b e r less Jo e l B. A lv o rd , pre sid e nt o f th e be " v ir t u a l ly no n e x ist e n t. " p e rs o n a l in c o m e t a x n e x t y e a r, -H a r v e y M o g e r, v lc e jO Ta h lc n t of o f th e h ig h d e n s ity a re a s w e re place d a t dif f ere nt spots on hills for th e m. Hin e said m a n y of th e Wt^rkers ThMiMl Banter S I M M da ng erous f or the Un it e d Sta te s since glo o m y pre dictions. H a rt f o rd 'N a tio n a l B a n k and Tr u s t wmDow covere d as m a n y as thre e tim e s. the aid of motoris ts. H in e re minds h a v e be en injure d by sh arp ite ms WINDOW the 1930s. A gro u p o f pa n elists sa id p olitic a l C o ., a ^ w it h o th e r p a n e lists t t a t Christmas Bingo Raptactmtirt l a l i n n o l r o a / l v n r a s i n a t > A n A «a i / m ^ H in e sa id a ll o f th e le a f pic kup motoris ts th a t bridg e s and o v e r th a t w e re put into such bags. Le o C h e m e , e x e cutiv e d ir e c to r of c o n d i t i o n s in t h e w o r l d ’ s o i l- th e na tion a lre a dy w a s in a recession QUILT S O U T H W I N D S O R - e quipm e nt has be en re m ov e d from passes fre e ze f irs t, th a t th e y should Th e R efus e G a rd e n on R out e 140 in UflllUMf Nr DttHi the R e s e arch Institut e of A m e ric a , producing countrie s w ill continu e to and pre dict e d it w ould stre tch “ w e ll T h e South W in d s or Y o u n g the truc k s in ord e r to g e t the truck s h a v e snow tir e s , a n d th a t c a rs E llin g t o n is ope n f or the use o f V e r H M iW b riM n Buy 10 or more told a m e e ting o f the G r e a t e r H a rt set the tone f or th e n a tion’s e con omy, into th e s prin g ” o f 1980. W iv e s w ill h old a C h ris t re a dy for w in t e r storm s. ’Th e le af shouldn’t be le ft p ark e d In the stre e ts non re sid ents fro m 7 a .m . to 3 p .m ., 5 / 8" insulated glass • measured f o r d C h a m b e r o f C o m m e r c e e sp e cia lly its r a t e o f infla tion. “ B y th e n,” A lv o rd s a id, " t h e un thaOtt can m a s B ingo f or lo c a l s e nior bins, in s e v era l are a s of town, w ill be d uring storms. Mo nd a y through F rid a y a nd on Sa tur panel tilts for • fabricated Th urs d a y " t h e 1980s w ill be th e most “ W h il e this group sees pro bl e m s, it e m p loym e n t r a t e should be a bove 7 citiz e n s D e c. 13 f ro m 8 le ft up f or a sh ort t im e so th a t people P riv a t e c o n tr a c t o rs a n d town d a y fro m 8 a .m . to 1 p .m . r ladaca ap ta •installed da ng erous de cad e the U.S . has face d b y n o m e a n s i s l a c k i n g f o r p e rc e n t and on its w a y to 8 p e rc e n t.” easy cleaning from p .m . to 10:30 p .m . T h e m a y b a g le av es a nd d ro p th e m off f or re sid e n ts p lo w in g d riv e w a y s a r e 'h i e colle ction of bra sh and oth e r 00%alyaar up to 88 u.l. since th e 1930s.” solu tions,” s aid pa n el m o d e ra tor H e said Inte re st ra t e s w o uld pe a k inside. bingo w ill b e h e ld a t St. disposal. Th e re fus e colle ctors w ill u rg e d n o t to p il e s n o w in th e la rg e it e m s has be en discontinue d for C h e m e , w ho s erve d on the f ed eral Do n a ld G . Co nra d, an e x e cutiv e vic e d urin g th e f irs t q u a rt e r o f 1980. $250. ea. mltrtm el 10 P e t e r’s E p isc o p a l C h urc h still pic k u|i up to f iv e bags of le aves ro a dw a ys as it is ag a inst th e la w. H e th e w i n t e r s e a so n a n d w i l l b e tSJ8par sq. n: F or e ig n Int e llig e nc e A d v is o ry B o a rd, pre sid e nt a t th e A e tn a Li f e & C a su a l “ Odds now a p p e a r to be s lig h tly er m e n . llp t i 00 n J. H a ll on H i l l Ro a d. w it h the re g u la r tra sh collection. said when plowing fro m th e house to re st art e d in A p ril. p r e d ic t e d in f l a tio n " w o n ’t c om e ty Co. b e tt e r tha n e v e n ” the p ric e o f im H in e s a id th e d e p a rtm e n t w ill the stre e t, snow should be pushed to down b e low 7 p e rc e n t” o v e r the " T h e i r p e ssimism is r e s tr a in e d,” port e d oil w ill continu e to incre a s e Square Dance aga in supply a sand and s a lt m ix ture , the righ t side of the d riv e w a y en Vinyl cours e of the decade. he sa id. “ Th e mood o f th e group is ne xt y e a r, A lv o rd s a id, “ givin g us S O U T H W I N D S O R - Library Programs Vinyl for th e use o f re sid ents, a t the Gla ss tra nc e and if this is done th e town " I n a d e m o cra cy, pro tra ct e d in fla upbe at and not d e f e a tist.” high ra t e s of in fla tio n and sm a ll re a l Th e South W in d s or Squ a re S O U T H W IN D S O R - T h e South Shield I R e cyclin g Sta tion on W e st Stre e t and plows w o n’t push the snow ba ck into Shield I tion is a v e ry d a ngerous t h in g.” said P r a t t & W hitn e y A irc r a f t G ro u p gro w t h d urin g th e second h a lf of D a n c e G u b w ill h old an Windsor P u blic L i b r a ry w ill sponsor suing Patia 1980.” on C h urc h Stre e t n e ar the c o m e r of the driv e w a y. nniadPMHi C h e m e . " I t goes to the v e ry h e a rt of Pre sid e n t R o b e rt C a rlso n dif f ere d ope n d a nc e f o r a ll clu b t w o s e r i e s o f f i v e s t o r y b o o k Daar 'OO.OS * 39” Washington Stre e t along the ra ilro a d H in e also re m inds re sid ents th ere WpiOT lOT our f a ith in g ov e rn m e n t.” s h a rp ly w ith oth e r pa n el m e m b e rs in H e ra is e d th e sp e ctre o f ga solin e S u l Yew Pane Dean l e v e l d aric ers D e c. 14 w it h pro gra m s for pre-schoole rs. Pdiidawi a Pitlu r a tio ning and w a g e and pric e con rig h t-o f-w a y. is a town ordin a nc e th a t pro p e rty la Keep Heal In and 3 Week Delivery! H e pre dicte d the cost of gasolin e pre dicting C onn e cticut w ould be a T o m R in k e r c a ll in g th e Th e pro gra m s w ill be Ja n . 2 and 3 E a d a t m i trols ne xt y e a r. ’Th e d e p a rtm e n t supplies this sand ow n e rs a r e re sp o n sibl e f o r th e Keep Cald and w ould hit $1.50 a gallon by the end of " b rig h t spo t” in an o th e rw is e glo omy squ are and R u ss a nd A n it a a t the lib r a ry and e a ch w ill la st 45 and s a lt f or priv a t e use only and the cle a ring o f sid e w alk s of ic e and snow 2 2' per u.l. 1980. $2 by the end of 1981 and would n a tion al e con omy ne xt y e a r. Som e o th e r pre diction s: W h it e c u e in g th e ro u n d minut e s and w ill f e a ture storie s, Malttsia Out supply w ill be reple nish ed as ne eded. and s anding, if n e ce ss ary, following re a ch $4 a gallon b y the m id d l e of the H e pre dict e d a ste a dy ra t e of — D e nis F . Mulla n e , pre sid e nt of da nce s. f ilm s trip s and oth e r a c tiviti e s for R esid ents m a y fill a p a il or tw o for e v e ry s torm. H e said th e ordin a nc e GLASS & SCREEN deca de. e m p lo ym e n t, a gro w th in re t a il sales, Th e C o nn e cticut M u tu a l L i f e In ’Th e d a nc e w ill be h eld a t childre n age thre e and old e r. Th e use on sid e w a lk s and driv e w a ys. has been and w ill be s tric t ly e nforce d H e s a i d c o r p o r a t e p r o f i t s i n c r e a s e d p r o f i t s a n d r e n e w e d sura nc e C o ., said 1,000 e mploy e e s th e South W in d s or C o m pro gra m s w ill run fro m 10 to 10:45 C A S H & C A R R Y at our L o w F a ctory Price s REPAIR Du e to the h a z a rd of l a rg e equip by the police. Viola tio n of the o r n a tionwid e “ w ill ta k e a b e a tin g, " business inv e stm e nt in Conn e cticut should be adde d to the 140,000'w ork m u n it y C e n t e r f ro m 8-11 ------' 2 M A I N S T . If ' a .m . m e n t and the d a ng er of high piles of dina nc e c a lls for a $50 fine. 316 Harllafd Read, Manchetter, Conn. 546*5122 WHILE YOU WAIT a nd p r e d ic t e d “ z e ro g r o w t h o r ne xt y e a r. f o rc e of C o n n e c t ic u t’ s in s ur a n c e p .m . R e fre shm e n ts w ill be 6 4 3-7 111 or 6 4 6-3 9 9 8 ' - G iild r e n m a y be regis t ere d for sand, no sand w ill be a v a ila ble a t the R esid ents a re also re mind e d tha t ( i e A N A Open Mon Fn 9 6. sal 10 4 30 d e clin e s. " B u t C a rlso n said he w a s concern e d comp a nie s. O P E N D A IL Y 9 - 9 p .m , p e ith e r pro gr a m but not for both. s e rv e d and an a dmission public w ork s y a rd or fro m the la rg e the sta ndard refus e cont a in er is a In a m o r e o p tim is tic fore ca st. about the " d e cr e a sing a v a il a b ility of — A rt h u r E m m a , c h a irm a n of the »» r •,» r •.* jr r 7 R e gistra tions m a y be m a d e by phone c h a rg e w ill be colle ct e d a t ■ pile a t W e st Stre e t. Both prop ertie s r e g u l a r g a lv a n iz e d tra sh b a rr e l. C h e m e said p rim e int e re st ra te s skill e d l a b o r " in the stat e and said bo ard of G . F o x & C o., said he • ; ^ V • V ' .. \ . V • :. • • - . ____ • or in person. th e door. have been posted “ No Tre sp a ssing” Re sid ents using pl a stic or rubb e riz e d

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8 - EVENING HERALD, Fri., Dec. 7, lOT Gas Use Plan - EVENING HERALD, Fri., Dec. 7, 1979 - 9 Is Done: Dodd Car Theft Bills Offered HARTFORD (UPI) - Senate "It’s a highly profitable business,” tablish strict requirements for P resident Joseph Faullso, D- said Muzio, who added organized salvage dealers and anyone in the HARTFORD (UPI) - Rep. business of dismantling or rebuilding Christopher Dodd, D-Conn., said Hartford, who’s had six $50 hubcaps crime’s involvement In stolen car stolen off his Cadillac, proposed bills rings has been well documented. "A motor vehicles by requiring them to today gasoiine consumption targets keep detailed records of all vehicles announ^ by the federal govern- Thursday he said might put a dent in car is worth twice as much in parts car thefts and the sale of hot car as in total.” and parts they buy or sell. ment are nearly being met already in parts. Another pn^lem, he said, are car the state. He said he would need six to seven Fauliso said authorities estimate more employees to monitor thieves who switch the title cer- Federal Energy Secretary Charles tificate and vehicle identification Duncan announced Thursday volun- there will be more than 1 million junkyards and to track down what vehicles stolen across the country Fauliso called "chop shops,” where number of a stolen car with those of a tary cutback guidelines for states wrecked car of a similar make and and asked Connecticut to slice 9.6 this year — a 15 percent increase stolen cars are diassembled. The model. percent from its average gas con- over 1978 — with a loss to consumers major components then are sold,to of $2.8 billion to $4 billion. repair shops and garages. Fauliso proposed a salvage title W eeken d sumption as set during the first Motor Vehicle Commissioner Fauliso said (^nnecticut’s anti- process whereby the title certificate quarter of this year. of any vehicle being scrapped or sold Dodd says that's already been done Benjamin Muzio said at the news theft act has not been radically conference called by Fauliso that he changed since 1957 and isn’t adequate for salvage would have to be turned here but "We have to face up to the in and a new salvage title would be possibility of the need to conserve estimates there will be 16,000 to 17,- to deal with auto theft as it exists ThaVs Entertainment issued for the car. even more." 000 vehicles stolen in the state this today. Dodd said world events “are year. He said many are recovered, One bill he is proposing for the but most are stripped. showing us that the possibility of up- Legislature’s 1980 session would es- heaval is by no means confined to TV for Children Iran. Problems could spread to other Arab nations and cause even more Assumption Lists Honors shortages." The lawmaker said the voluntary MANCHESTER -Honor Lownes, Kathleen Evans, “ B” Honors Dorrine Larsen, Kathy Is Up to Parents guidelines "give states more time to students at Assumption Angela Fitzgerald, James Bruce Antonia, Cassandra Lenares, Suzanne Luby, state Senate President Joseph Fauliso (left) met Thursday French and Angela Rezman. Kristen McGee, Beth Mergen- work at conservation in recognition Junior High School for the Bardge, Martha Barter, By ALLEN M. WIDEM of the possibility that mandatory with Motor Vehicles Commissioner Benjamin Muzio to an- first marking term are as “ B” Honor* Christoperh Bowman, Shelia dahl, Thomas Moriarty, their progeny can be subjected to excess guidelines may be imposed by the nounce a proposed package of bills designed to take the profit follows. Robert Barber, Douglas Campbell, Robert Choutka, Laura Negri, Laura Ortiz, An 800-page study by a Federal Com- depiction of situations and settings not president if more severe shortages of out of auto theft and halt the trafficking of stolen cars in Brown, Theresa Callahan, Anne Cinciva, James Deper- Elizabeth Palmer Michael, munication task force contains findings to completely tied to life as it is lived in GRADE 6 Parliplano, Mathew Roux, the effect that while television advertising supplies occur. " Connecticut. (UPI photo) Victor Chmielowiec, David sla, Donnal Dupuis, these concluding years of the 20th Cen- “A" Honors Collard, James Crombie, Jacqueline Farrell, Jeffery Denise Schulti, Steven aimed at youth has experienced important tury. Michael Burns and Paul Brian Freshler, Tawona Ferraris, Richard Gallacher, Selfors, Sandra Seniu, Muriel improvements since 1974, any progress If a parent has the slightest shadow of a Lantieri. Foster, Christopher Galligan, Pamela Gonyer, Joel Greene, Smith, John Sulick and toward better programming geared for doubt about what’s being watched “B” Honors Monica Vami. Mary Greenwald, Melissa Andrew Halpryn, Julia Klein, youth has been inadequate. weekend mornings, said parent’s im- Marjorie Alexandre, mvammmw Year-Round Home Case Hjalmeer. Cheryl Hollis. It may sound like Monday morning mediate responsibility is to actually sit Richard Bowman, Douglas Laura lezzi, Donnal Judson, Bussa, Mark Cantin, Stephen Lynn LaPointe, Eillene quarterlmcking, but when all is said and down and WATCH what’s going on. Collard, Kristine Colletti, Larsen, Carrie Nettleton, lUVECNRISTIUS done, seeking to "improve” the quality of There’s no gain saying in listening to what Holiday Meal prepared on the open hearth of Mystic potatoes. The noon meal is prepared daily in the fireplace '^THOUSANDi TO CH008B FROM Karen Cromble, Joanne Mairead O’Connor, Michael children’s programs is as much the respon- somebody down the block or down the Seaport Museum’s historic Buckingham House includes oftheBuckinghamHouse, one of the museum’s 60 exhibits, 2 cur ORDIQ sibility of parents as it is of broadcasting. May Go to High Court Crosby, Thomas Donnelly, Ogren, Stacey O’Grodnik, turnpike has SAID was done on a kiddie roast turkey, cranberry sauce, apple pie and mashed Kevin Finnegan, Michael John Price, Edward Unless and until broadcasting actually show the other Saturday or Sunday mor- HARTFORD. (UPI) - highest court, where a cen- apply to them. vote and changed their Finnegan, Karen Halpryn, Schauster, Ellen Steeves, I WAGON SHED hears what parents don’t like about televi- ning. Remember, creative people DO try. The attorney for a retired tral question would be a Old Saybrook health of- automobile registrations to Coreen Hamill, Sean Hinchey, Donna Tuttle. Jacqueline Var- sion programming — i.e., getting into And if indeed said parent has found that couple challenging a deci- legal definition of where a ficials ruled the couple Old Saybrook in 1972, and Christopher Joosen, Margaret ni, Mark Yorgensen. Ann specific areas needful of improvement, what’s watched is something akin to person’s residence is, hadn’t lived in the house Kohler, Christa Larson and Zielinski. \ NURSERY Mystic — Like Christmas Card sion their year-round home while they had spent Lori Lesperance. rather than generalizing to the 'nth degree excess, said parent should take it upon is actually a summer house Denuzze said. fulltime, citing its lack of a several days a week at GRADE 8 g IBS OrHIln Rd„ Sotitti WIndoer — broadcasting cannot be completely himself or herself and write a letter — no, Denuzze said Mauluccis Aslo, Christine McCarthy, MYSTIC — Christmas at Mystic Seaport Nighttime “Lantern Light Tours” provide says the case may need a central heating system, their previous home in “A” Honors I (North on RL 8 to SuHtvan Avo. blamed for what Manchester youngsters not to the networks, but, more assuredly, the 1840s just another work day. In the John McKaig, Steven McGee, visitors with glimpses into the sights sounds ruling from state Supreme have spent three or four running water and insula- Hartford — Mrs. Maulucci Kelley Fontana and Douglas I Rt 194 Ryo SL to arttlki Rd.) and their counterparts across these to the Federal Communication Commis- Museum is a holiday experience in a Christ- Edwards House, circa 1860, hand-made or- days a week in the house Catherine Mihok, Andrea and smells of an old-fashioned Christmas. Court. tion until after adoption of said she had to care for her Mihok. United States are watching on weekend sion, Washington, D.C., and outline what’s mas card setting. naments, gifts and packages bedeck the Palmer, Alish O’Connor, John Hkmtaimmm'mtmnitBUBtmmmtBt Lantern-bearing guides lead groups to Victor and Jean Mauluc- since 1972. the regulation. sick mother - the house mornings. on one’s mind. Unadorned evergreen trees top the evergreen tree in the parlor. Early mass- Ortiz, Laurie Robison, Walter selected ships and buildings where Santa ci of Old Saybrook The regulation in ques- “He lived there under was still their legal Wolk and Michael Thurz. Broadcasting contains many conscien- mastheads of great sailing ships — an old produced "store-bought" ornaments, The FCC’s incoming mail, to be sure, Claus (circa 1850), sailors, housewives, and appeared before a state tion was adopted in 1976, conditions that were not residence. tious people, striving constantly to up- nautical holiday touch — and many doorways purchased gifts and commercial wrappings GRADE 7 contains considerable correspondence ship captains are enjoying 19th century (Christ- hearing Thursday, seeking and bars conversion of too comfortable because he "There is no law that I grade program content. While the from concerned viewers, those who do not are decorated with traditional greens by local decorate the Thomas Greenman House, home “A” Honors mas. to overturn a local health summer homes to year- loved his house," Denuzze know of that says your adhere to the philosophy that what has garden clubs. of a wealthy shipyard owner of the 1880s. Amy Anderson, Susan networks may make decisions by Roasting chestnuts over an open fire, official’s finding that year- round use unless they have said, outlining how the cou- residence has to be seven gone before is good for now as well. This is The Seaport Carollers stroll the 19th century The 19th century retail shops display (Christ- Byrne, Sheryl Canada, committee-rule as far as slotting par- making ornaments and other 19th century round use of their retire- adequate acreage to sup- ple carried water from days a week,” he said. not to suggest, by any stretch of the im- village area and welcome visitors to join in mas gifts of the period, while work progresses Timothy Couture. Thomas ticular programs, the program content, holiday pastimes are part of the weekend ment home was in violation port a septic system or are neighbors’ houses and per se, is the prime, continuing respon- agination, that a massive letter writing ef- the singing. as usual in the craft and nautical trade shops. serviced by sewers. (Christmas programs for children Dec, 8,9 and of a state health regula- collected 68 petition sibility of creative elements, and unless fort by out-and-out gripers be con- The masts of the tall ships tower over the In the Children's Museum, young visitors But Denuzze said since Trim FaBhlons< 15. Four-hour (Children's Victorian (Christmas tion. signatures from neighbors and until these same creative elements, in doned/conducted. Rather, it is best for the quiet buildings lining the museum's water- are invited to play with replicas of 19th cen- the couple had made the front. Boughs of evergreens, holly and mis- tury toys and clothing, decorate the shell tree, Tours, which also include a planetarium show, State Health Services who agreed they were full- SpeciiUzlng Exclufiv«lyln effect, get a handle on what’s being griped federal agency to get input, public at- tletoe; garlands of cranberries and ornaments will be given from 10 a m. to 2 p.m. Dec. 26 to Commissioner Dr Douglas house their legal home four time residents. Slandartiing phw-tiM faahlont about, being complained about, Out There titudes (preferably constructive.concise). make pomanders, and listen to stories about of seashells, wood, ribbon and nuts speak of 28. Lloyd, who conducted the years before adoption of Denuzze also said the (i.e., beyond the Hollywood Hills and the It may well be that somebody Out There children who lived aboard ship a century ago another, simpler time. and celebrated Christmas at sea. "The Star of Bethlehem, " a half-hour hearing and will decide the the regulation, it didn’t couple had registered to For Tho H ard-To-FH Manhattan Canyons) they will try to has a distinctive, dramatic course of ac- CJieery lantern light, warm pot-bellied Several tours and programs are offered planetarium show about the historical and appeal, said the case could develop program ideas that are (1) enter- tion to be implemented for upgrading of CHUBETTES stoves and the aroma of food cooking over an during December to enhance a holiday visit. astronomical aspects of the Christmas Star have widespread impact taining; (2) informative. End results children’s programming. In the open fire entice visitors away from the snow- "Visions of Christmas Past" includes phenonemen, will be conducted Dec. 15 to 31. due to the number of often fail. democratic process, it is well and good to dusted cobblestone streets inside to another delightful vignettes of 19th century (Christmas Mystic Seaport Museum is open daily 9 to 5 summer homes in Connec- Broadcasting — and we allude in this express one’s self. But don’t level one’s century. ashore and at sea. The one-hour tour is throughout the winter except (Christmas and ticut. week’s ruminations to television — is gripes at area television; the regional out- New Year’s Day. The museum is located on The couple’s lawyer. An- enormously dependent on the Nielsen Inside the Buckingham House no frivolities available through Dec. 21 to groups who make SIZES lets are mere appendages (affiliates) of exist because the strict Congregationalist advance reservations. Route 27, one mile south of 1-95 at Exit 90. drew P. Denuzze of New SNOW DAY ratings. Complete careers have been networks, and network decision-making is 8' 2 to 14‘^ Buckingham family considered Christmas in Britain, argued the regula- DECEMBER 8th wiped out, wiped out irrevocably, through not in the regional realms of authority. tion dealing with conver- 10‘/2 to 18‘/2 skimpy ratings and no degree of Out There Regional folks can recommend, not com- sion of summer homes to TRACTORS — BLOWERS response can change network thinking. mand. year-round use did not app- SEE AND OPERATE THE Evening Herald readers can readily recall Interestingly, the aforementioned FCC ly to the couple, because UNIT OF YOUR CHOICE. the huge write-in conducted against task force has cited a need for more they had been using the National Broadcasting Co. when weekday children’s programming. What house year-round before it somebody Up There decided that “Star Hartford’s Channel 3 had going for a FILMETER was adopted. Trek" had had it. number of years — "The Ranger n i M A capsule look at cinema Maulucci. 71. a former It is a foregone conclusion that bulk of Station’’/ “Ranger Andy” — as well as factory wors:r. and his weekend morning programming is Channel 30’s “Colonel Clown ” were in- HEAD OVER HEELS (PG) - Jokii Heard. Mary B elt Hart. (Comedy- wife were prepared to take generated for youth. TTie question before dicative of significant talents to be found D rtn u ) OD-again, off-again romance between a confused young woman the case to the state’s the house is whether (1) there is too much right here in Connecticut. Neither show is and a flakey young man. Film is uneven but the performances are a con- BIGGER and “violence” implied or (2) there is insuf- on the air anymore. And Channel 8 stant deligbt. Heard is once again brilliant. GRADE: B more ficient realistic reasoning implied. dropped “Mister Goober” a long time ago. APOCALYPSE NOW (R) - Martin Sbeea. Marlon Brando, Robert Parents may well gripe endlessly that Divall. (Drama) This is Francis Coppola's long-awaited and very expen- sive epic — and worth the wait and the cost. It is a study of the m adnett of Music Program POWERFUL war, and Coppola has created a procession of insane images of Vietnam BOLTON —The Junior and that temble war to make his point It is long and flawed, but must be and Senior Chorus of than the Theater rated an American classic GRADED A-plas Bolton Elementary Center AVALANCHE EXPRESS (PG) - Lee Marvin, Robert Shaw, Unda School will perform at the other Evans. (Spy thriller) A confusing mess, about (perhaps) a defecting Russian Manchester Manor Con- leader who is placed on a train (why'’) and the attem pts of the bad guys to flop the train. Some exciting moments, but mostly a lot of shooting and valescent Home Dec. 19. leading ‘Annie’ in Boston dreadful acting and lines that are silly. GRADE: C-mlnns The students will par- ticipate in a combined LUNA (R) — Jill Gaybsrgh, Matthew Barry. (Drama) This is the story brands of a sensuous widow, an opera star, who becomes physically involved with Christmas carol sing with her adolescent son. The acting ts excellent - (Hayburgh shatters her "nice residents of the home. Is Unforgettable girl" mold — but the film moves fitfully and is too long Ads discreetly 122% more power warn that parts of the film may be too intense for some viewtfs. It’s true, Nursing Visits 20% wider cut We specialize By WARREN TALBOT stray dog Sandy, whom she saves from the incest is uncomfortable viewing. GRADE: B-miaas clutches of the dog pound. Annie kneels on BOLTON -T h e for the hard-to-fit METEOR (PG) — Sean C auery. Natalie Wood. Briaa Keith. (Advea- BOSTON (UPI) - It’s the holiday the stage, bolding her dog and sings. Rockville Public Health girl who has season — a time to think nice thoughts, tire) This is the latest disaster movie, and the problem now is a huge Nursing Association made BolaiisSOO 5hp Lightweight Annie keeps an unsigned note and a chunk of meteor, zooming towards us and there's do way to stop it. But a weight or feel good and help someone else be happy. broken locket left in her clothing when she wait! Maybe the Russian and American scientists, working together, can 40 home visits in Bolton in And if you want to give someone an un- blast it out of ibe sky. Good special effects and some exciting moments - The most heavily advertised Lfghtweight Snow- proportion problem. was abandoned on the orphanage steps 11 as well as some pretty dumb ones GRADE: B October. They included thrower otters their largest model at ZVihp with 20" forgettable present, take them on down to arthritis, 10, diabetes, 1; L years before. She insists her parents love cut. Bolens otters more' Three models. 2V4hp The(»se see the award-winning musical “Annie." her, and will one day come back to fetch NATURAL ENEMIES (R) — Hal Holbrook. (Drama) Intended to be a fractures. 16; hyperten- through 5hp, 20" to 24" wide cut. Our largest is 122% profound portrait of the last day of a mao who plans to kill his wife The show, based on the comic strip "Lit- her. sion, 4; respirator, 9. The more powertui and cuts a path 20% wider through tle Orphan Annie,” is in a second Boston (because she is frigid), bis three kids (because they watch too much TV), association also provided 8 snow. Bolens — the most powertui line ot light- of the Annie is caught and brought back to the and himself (because be finds his )ob unfulfllling). We learn nothing about weight snowthrowers available engagement for six weeks at the Colonial orphanage to face Miss Hannigan who sips the kind of man who would commit such an act, as Holbrook pontificates adult health supervising T itte r , and it is as uplifting, delightful about the meaniogleasness of life, except that be doesn't need a gun - be • Sirloin Strip Steak Dinner unbeatable from a liquor bottle and blows her whistle. could bore them all to death. GRADE: F programs. 4 well child con- and Joyous as ever. ferences, 1 immunization A stroke of good luck Billionaire Daddy ’ A ll-You C a n -Ea ALL FOR ONLY Coming to Boston from Chicago, the Warbucks wants an orphan to spend two QUADROPHENIA (R) - PhU DaiUeb, Leslie Ask. (Drama) Teen aliena- ALL FOR ONLY clinic and 1 consultation Eiystem. Uoo in mid-'60i B riti^ mod garb, but a good treatm ent of an old and Salad Bar first national touring company of the show weeks at his Fifth Avenue apartment. An- for senior citizens. W. H. P REUS S S ONS stars 11-year-oId Mary K. Lombardi in the troubling theme. Taking its cue from a powerful concept and score by the VEMM KOBflU IVIi nie steals Warbuck’s heart away. Who, the film portrays a youth wrestling with his sense of identity. Cast • Choice of 228 BOSTON TPKL title role. She is a red-haired little girl “Something was Missing,” sung by War- and crew of relative unknowns turn in a movie which is exciting, turbulent, Concert Slated ImMi MMta. yet touching. GRADE: A-m iau. any Des^ HMt M ■mb M who can keep an audience captivated, and bucks while waltzing with Annie, is one of BOLTON NT. 6 & 44A sometimes bring them near tears with her MANCHESTER -The ftRVNta mm the most quiet and graceful moments in ROSE. THE (R) - Bette Midler. Alaa Bates, Frederic Forrest. (Drama • Choice ofan^/ folksinging group, "Divine angelic voice. the play. with mask) This story of the tragic decline of a Janis Joplin-like singer is 643-9492 ugly and unpleasant, but trefneodously effective and moving. Midler’s per- Beverage (exesfX mift) Inspiration," will perform Norwood Smith is a perfect, and in some It all ends happily, even after Miss Han- at a workshop concert at formance Is Irtily outstanding, and you'll find yourself aching with her, as ways a better Daddy Warbucks than the nigan and her brother Rooster, played by booze, d ro p and men destroy ber. (Uulioo: Gutter language. GRADE: A CUT OUT THIS COUPON CUT OUT THIS COUPON | | St. Bartholomew’s Church PHI ■■pai vFMCi Broadway original, and the same can be Bob Morrisey, attempt to take advantage RUNNER STUMBLES, THE (PG) - Dkk V u Dyke. K athkea QalaUa, Dec. 12 at 7 p.m. said for veteran actress Ruth Kobart. She of Annie’s new life and gain positions on plays Miss Hannlgan — the deceitful Maareca SUpietoa. (Drama) Producer-director SUnley Kramer always The public is invited. "Elasy Street.” aims high, and does so again with this film version of a play about a priest, up to , director of the New York City Orphanage, a DUO, a romance (after a fashion) and a murder The trouble is it sounds s ! ^JL38 Don’t wait until tomorrow to see "An- Building Permits Girl's Annex — from which Annie escapes more exciting than It is, and the film is very slow going The runner may It starts with nie.” It could be the perfect addition to stumble, but the film falls down. GRADE: B-miats. "COMPLETE TREAT $S. W "COMPLETE TREAT 13.99 to a better life. BOLTON -T h e the disappearinS speakers. your Christmas festivities. • Sfrioin Strip Ste a k D inner •SIrMn Strip Steak Dinner assessor’s office collected Annie and her friends from the (Frn n g n dtn g:A -’ ~ m tp fb ;B — good: C — poor; Geo]f^]MQ]a%^ Infinity speakers, the speakers are invisible • A M -Yo u -C a n -E a tS a h d B v • AO-YoihCaihEatSaladBar $966 in November for per- orphanage — Kristi Coombs, Courtney • Chok«cfanj> Dtmert • Choke vf any Deeeert to the ear. No artifloial color. Just pure clean sound. mits issued by Calvin Stevens, Melaine Martin, Laura Myers, Dog Show Planned • C h o k e d any Bevtragela api-*) Choke tjftmy Beverage (m u m *) Hutchinson, assessor. The Then the natural sound of the Yamaha CM40. No bells Rachel Antill and Dana Tapper — im- L M DM coupon ptre u a m r sir iM Ms UmSontcoiaonpirctiaoilfrpiriiaX Nec mediately set the tempo of the show and HARTFORD — Lt. James D. Holloway, New Years Eve. mIn mantloK m k C m ctbtim dln mImmVUtIcrtmn. Canal b$imeIn permits included 9 building and tdilstles. No cute little buttons that don't do anything. taaturfng conUnaion aWi octor dbcoiaSi Usd Htora comtCnaion n tk ic fis ra .c n M i ( W w ton capture the audience with two opening adjutant of the First (Company, Govenor’s pnMHal noc hdudod (S new houses and 6 other), Just features like: a 10 stop variable loudness oountour, recording pwWIIto Api t M t a m n o i l i i d i M 8 plumbing, 19 heating, 4 numbers — “Maybe," and "It’s the Hard- Foot Guard, will direct the 51st annual TRINITY 4c PaSc^ains 6tii4hnMi from one source while listening to another, and a tuner that a4)usts electrical, 3 septic, 2 well, knock Life." Governor’s Foot Guard Dog Show, to be BulM, Champagh* Teaal CllhydIowanU to the strength of the signal The play is set during the Christmas held at the Hartford Civic (tenter on Feb. CoHaa 9 Dantah Offer good Nov. 30 \ Offer good Nov. 30 15 certificates of occupan- . Cdhmcd Besd ifsuDec. 16,1979 cy, 2 zoning regulations, Add the Yamaha YP-B2 turntable. The amootbest arm in the buainees. It season of 1933, four years after the start of 17, Major (temmandant Justin A. DeNlnl aarvad In tha «aa hotira thru Osc. 16,1979 and 1 referral to the Zoning the Depression, f^esident Franklin D. announced. floats down onto the beltKlrtven table and delivers all the volume you want. ftiB H I coutonIH h A b BBBI coupon IB B B b I Board of Appeals. Roosevelt Is trying to lift up the nation by Holloway succeeds Maj. George A. Without resouAnoe, wow or flutter. The gystem Is unbeatable. Its bootstraps. Men and women are Ford, who headed the show committee for •3S.00 Give Ponderova Gift Certlflcate$ Dinner-Dance a HkyvSowgeU DltkydlMiranU And sole the price: 1639.00 homeless, living In Hoovervllles beneath 33 years. The show is one of the major Onyx. 8 dtemoods the 59th Street Bridge. shows in the nation each year. Manchester- 119 Spencer Street MANCHESTER -T he Along comes Annie, who has run away Lt. Holloway, a resident of Simsbury, (Silver Lane) Manchester Chapter A. 8206 It. 8248 (■ 8128 I). 8188 E. 8198 from the drekded orphanage to search for has been active in the Foot Guard sinM tha Hartford- On Prospect Avenue Parents Without Partoers, J. B()bert Bany aereo her parents. She is always looking for the 1951. Before that he served in the M a i^ will sponsor a Christinas lUow UhiatnuU In tkto ed esveav te our coloftbl (one block North of King’s) bright side of tomorrow. No matter how Corps. A master mechanic at the North PUMPERNICKEL dinner and dance tonight at O uM nun cninlag. Stop la nad nak fcr yonr Ann oo|>y. Windsor — 590 Windsor Avenue rough things get, she can see a bright side. Haven plant of the Pratt and Whitney Air- 6:30 at Piano’s Restaurant, DOWNTOWN NEW HAVEN • CONN POST MILPONO K-MART Flaza, ManiihBBtar. 64&6S10 (in Windior Shopping Center) Bolton. Trumbull Shoppurg Parti • Waterbuy • Meridan Square “You can read In bed,” she tells a Hoover- craft Group, he received his bachelor’s PUB vllle resident, when It’s explained they degree from the University of Hartford, 433 O oklaiid Sa«sl. Manchu tsc Music will be provided J t w t i t n A S ilv trim llh i Since 1900 Amancwi CjvnM / Mm W Clwga / Vm / U c t a e t c r a i g t must use old newspapers for blankets. Hillyer College, In 1949, and his master’s OoMsnd Omwion - Hast to fconemy Elactric by A1 Carlson and his “Tomorrow," the show’s trademark degree from Rensselaer Polytechnic PHONE 643-PUBB______orchestra. song, is sung by Annie after she finds Institute in 1958. Ill - EVENING HERALD. Fri.. Dec. 7. 1»7» - EVENING HERALD, Fri., Dec. 7.1979 - 11 Scott’s World Music Festival Set CCSC Sets MANCHESTER — The Manchester Community College Minority Students Alliance will sponsor a Gospel Where to Qo Music Festival on Tuesday, Dec. 11, from 8 to 10 p.m. in Stars Show Dracula Hypes Career the main auditorium of the MCC Bldwell Street campus. NEW BRITAIN — The heavens at Participants in the festival will be choirs, quartets, and & What to Do EbbeU Field. It’s a different Jewish the time of the birth of Christ will be By VERNON SCOTT the air. other similar gospel groups, primarily from the Greater recreated by a Central Connecticut cultuTe- , . Hartford Area. Musical accompaniment will consist of Theater Theatre, Springfield, Mass. (413-733- HOLLYWOOD (UPI) - "Love At Until “Love At First Bite,” Kauf- 2291) State College professor in four free "There’s a difference in attitude piano, organ, drums, tambourines, guitar, and other • “ Merry Wives of Windsor," First Bite," the comedic Dracula man, a gruff, talkative man In his between kids growing up in Brooklyn • Christmas Pops Concert, Sunday public planetarium shoes at the mid-40s, was not exactly setting the musical instruments. through Sunday at the Harriet S. movie, has earned $46 million so far and ManhatUn. We didn’t go hungry at 8 p.m. at the Providence (R.I.) New Britain campus Dec. 12 and 14. world afire. But one enormous hit There will be no charge for admittance to the festival, Jorgensen Theater, University of The annual Christmas panetarium and has hyped the career of producer in ManhatUn. And while we didn’t but donations will be accepted for the Alliance’s Civic Center, One LaSalle Square, Robert Kaufman beyond his wildest has given him considerable clout In Connecticut, Storrs. Performances Providence, R.I. (401-331-0700) program, sponsored by Central’s Hollywood. like our mothers and fathers, we un- charitable activities. tonight at 8:15, Saturday at 2 p.m. Physics-Earth Sciences Department, dreams. derstood them. We went to college. For further information about attendance or participa- • (Christmas Music Concert, Dec. As a result of the film’s runaway Justified or not, Kaufman’s Instant and 8:15 p.m., and Sunday at 2 p.m. 12 at 8 p.m. at Lyman Auditorium, will be held at 4:40 and 7:30 p.m. in success has encouraged him to com- "The Brooklyn kids didn’t go to tion, call Samuel B. Davis, adviser, at 646-4900, extension (429-2912) success, Kaufman has signed a nine- college. They didn’t like their Southern Connecticut State College, Room C241 of Copernicus Hall, Wells pare himself with Woody Allen, Mel 295, 278-2754 or 7429471. • “Antigone,” today and Saturday picture contract with American parents and felt guilty about it. Like New Haven. Free. (397-4217) Street, on each date. Brooks, Nell Simon, Marty Feldman at the' College Theatre, Administra- International Pictures-Filmways. that was their problem, see. To them In each, David H. DeVorkin, and other contemporary comedy tion Building, Central Connecticut • Boston Pops Christmas (kmcert, associate professor of astronomy, AIP released “Love At First Bite.” the world is a hostile place that is out Butler Gets Emmy Each of his new movie projects, to writer-producers. State College, New Britain. (827- Dec. 10 at 7:30 a.m. at New Haven will recreate the sky as it was over to get them. HARTFORD — After only 15 months with the show, be completed in five years, will have "We’re all Jewish,” Kaufman said. 7382) Veterans Memorial Coliseum, New Bethlehem 2000 years ago to examine “But there are really two schools of "The heroes of ManhatUn Jewish Ann Butler, host of WFSB-TV’s "PM Magazine,” walked • “Damn Yankees," through Dec. Haven. (772-4330) several astronomical theories for the a minimum $4 million budget. writers are unwilling victims. The away with an Emmy for outstanding achievement In Kaufman’s success is a classic Jewish comedy on film. Almost all of 30 at the Hartford Stage Company, 50 • C hristm as concert by the origin of the Christmas Star. Brooklyn variety whine and beg for hosting at the Third Emmy Awards Presentation of the (Church St., Hartford. Performances example of why moviemakers today us are from New York. Feldman is Travelers Choral Club, Dec. 13 at 8 The Christmas Star, subject of mercy. Ours fight like hell even when National Academy of Television Arts and Sciences Dec. 1' Tuesday through Thursday at 8 p.m., are not looking for a safe little profit from the slums of London which are p.m. at Bushnell Memorial Hall, song, verse and scripture, has been they’re losing. in Boston. Friday and Saturday at 8:30 p.m., of, say, $5 million. even worse than New York's. Hartford. Free. (246-6807) examined by astronomers in recent "Who needs the old-fashioned Already a veteran of television at age 26, Ms. Butler and Sunday at 7:30 p.m.; matinees Independent producers and studios "Mel Brooks and Woody Allen are years, with several possible Jewish guilt trip, the guy looking for has established an impressive list of professional creden- Wednesday and Sunday at 2 p.m.. are looking for blockbusters, movies from Brooklyn’s nebbish school of explanations offered. forgiveness from women for being a tials. She came to WFSB-TV in 1978 after working as a (527-5151) Music that earn upwards of $50 million losers. Their heroes are looking for Among them are the "nova" scbnook? They’re paranoid. reporter and producer at WTOP-TV (now WDVM-TV) In • “ Partners,” a musical, through • Scenes from eight operas, rather than a succession of modest gentile dates. They suffer from theory, that a gigantic stellar explo- “The whole moral of 'Love At First Washington, D.U. In addition to producing the 5:30 news, Dec. 23 at the Long Wharf Theatre, presented by singers of the Yale hits. Big bucks build careers, create Jewish cultural jet lag. They are vic- sion produced a beautiful new star tims of society. They are schnooks Bite’ is that a girl is better off with a she served as associate producer of that station’s Emmy Connecticut Turnpike Exit 46, New School of Music, Saturday at 7:30 which lived several weeks; the power bases and attract better monster like Dracula than a nebbish award-winning news series, “So Ya Want To Be a Rock’n Haven, Performances Tuesday p.m, at Sprague Hall, Yale Universi- scripts and bigger stars. and schlemiels. Halley's Comet theory, that the "Simon and I are more from the like the guy played by Richard Roll Singer.” through Friday at 8 p.m, Saturday at ty, New Haven. Kaufman began as a writer with a famous comet, which passed close to school of angry Jewish writers. Benjamin. Before coming to WTOP-TV, Butler worked as a 4 p.m. and 8:% p.m., and Sunday at • A program of West African dozen movies to his credit, among reporter with WMAR-TV on Baltimore’s most popular the earth in 1910 and is due back in We’re from Manhattan, not "Another thing about the Brooklyn 7:30 p.m. (787-4284) music and dance, tonight at 8 at 1985, was visible near the time of the them “Freebie and the Bean,” "Get- nebbish heroes — Mel, Woody and afternoon show, "2’s Company.” • "Jitters,” a comedy, through Crowell Concert Hall, Wesleyan ting Straight" and “Divorce Brooklyn. We know about gentile Antique Show Nativity: the "sign " theory, that the Feldman — they are all under 5-foot- Jan. 13 at Stage 11, Long Wharf University, Middletown. (347-9411) American Style ” He’s written 34 TV girls. We spent time going to Steven Gero of Rockville, displays a 19th century pewter tea pot, one "Star " was a rare conjunction of 10. Little guys. Simon’s heroes and Theatre, New Haven. Performances pilots of which only two made it to museums, not trying to sneak into Extra Performance Jupiter, Saturn and Mars. my heroes are tall, like Benjamin." of the items he will display at an antique show Saturday at Waddell Tuesday through Friday at 8:15 p.m., Philip Smith, co-principal trumpet of the New York Philhar- HARTFORD—The Hartford Ballet has announced that School, from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. The show is being sponsored by the The public is invited to observe the the 10 performances of “Nutcracker” this year are Saturday at 4:15 p.m., and Sunday 3t Dance heavens through the Copernicus monic, will appear with his wife in a “Christmas Festival of East Catholic Hockey Association and will include 42 dealers from 2:15 p.m. and 7:15 p.m. (787-4284) • "The Nutcracker," performed Observatory's 16-inch telescope almost entirely sold out and as a result, they will be ad- Music" Sunday at 7 p.m. at the Salvation Army Citadel in TV Tonight 1 ding an 11th performance Sunday, Dec. 16, at 7 p.m. three states. (Herald photo by Pinto) • “Desert Song," a musical, by the Connecticut Ballet Company, following the 7:30 p.m. planetarium through Jan. 27 at the Coachlight Saturday at 2 p.m. and 7:30 p.m. and shows each evening if the weather is Manchester. The ballet originally expanded the regular number of Dinner Theatre, East Windsor. Per- H Movie Charlie Chan s Hartford performances from six to 10 because it will be Sunday at 4 p.m. at Jorgensen clear Dr. Bruce Cordell, professor in 6:00 (Premiere) Jack Aiberlson Mary 1:10 Ballet Subject of Talk formances nightly except Mondays. ] S 30 News Martin A young-at-tiearl elderly Secret (1936) Warner Oland. I CBS Late Movie Creature presenting a totally new production of the holiday classic Auditorium. University of Connec- the department, will show prominent 5 I Love Lucy couple decide to forget about Asirid Allwyn From Black Lake il975l Jack (522-1266) ticut, Storrs. (486-4226) Elam. Dub Taylor featuring new choreography, sets, lighting and costumes. distinguished dancers of tand what they see on galaxies, nebulae and stars through Salvationists Offer y Joker's Wild society s standards for normality 12:00 According to Managing Director Ellsworth Davis, HARTFORD - From iU • "Line" and “How He Lied to Her • "The Nutcracker," performed 34 Zoom (R) and live life their own way 1 The Night Stalker 2:00 classical elegance in the this decade. Before joining stage.” Husband." Dec. 12 and 13 at the the rooftop scope. 20 Rockford Filaa ticket demand has been even greater than anticipated. by the State Ballet of Connecticut, Adam-12 Y Movie The Night Visitor 9 Joe Franklin Italian Renaissance the Post last December, he The lecture will include a Although reservations are not 40 Streets Of San Francisco 34. Woohlnglon Week In Review (1971) Liv unman Trevor Mobius Theater, Department of Dec. 12 to 22 at Westhill High School "Nutcracker” will be performed at Bushnell Memorial spent 11 years as a critic general review of ballet required, seating in the planetarium 1$ Movie Walk East On Howard 2:27 courts, to its startling D ram atic Arts, U niversity of Auditorium. Stamford, and the Klein Festival of Music 6:03 Beacon fl952) George Murphy. i News Hall Dec. 15 to 23. Tickets are available at the box office is limited to the first 110 persons ad- s; Electric Company (R| iS Dr. Scott On Hebrews forms on the modem stage, for the New York Times through the ages and will Connecticut, Stores, Performances Finlay Currie After a scientist is and all Ticketron outlets. Memorial, Bridgeport. (366-2377) MANCHESTER - The Salvation best trumpet players in the world." 12:30 2:30 ballet has fascinated yet and five years as the New focus on the history of at 8:15 p.m. Free on Dec. 12. (486- mitted. 6:30 threatened an espionage unit is U Movie A Certain Smile • The All-Star Moving Company, Army CiUdel Corps will present a As a chamber music player. Smith 1 Carol Burnett And Friends investigated by the FBI (2 hrs I '$i Movie Dogpound Shuffle Rossano Brain Joan perplexed audiences for York correspondent "The Nutcracker" which 2106) 1 1974) Ron Moody David Soul (1958) Dec. 13 at 8 p.m. at Real Art Ways, 4 Tic Tac Dough Masterpiece Theatre Fontaine covering art and dance for will be performec Dec. 15 • " T h e G lo a m in g , Oh My "Christmas Festival of Music, " performed with the New Age Brass id it 30 NBC News Travelogue Series centuries. 197 Asylum St., Hartford. (525-5521) Ensemble at Lincoln Center, in 9:30 12:37 2:33 Despite its varied forms, the Financial Times of to 23 by the Hartford Ballet Darling," a feminist play, today and Club Plans featuring Mr. and Mrs. Philip Smith 34 si' Over Easy 24 Wall Street Week 5, Movie The File On Thelma • Wesleyan Winter Dance Concert, of New York City, Sunday at 7 p.m. residence at the Robinson Arts Tit The Odd Couple Jordan (1949) Barbara '5 Movie Act Of Love (1955) EAST HADDAM — Season subscriptions are now author and dance critic London. He has also been Company in Bushnell Saturday at 8 p.m. at the Institute of 10:00 Kirk Douglas Dany Robin today and Saturday at 8 p.m. at the 92 at the Citadel, 661 Main St. Center in Binghamton. New York 7:00 Stanwyck, Wendell Corey available for the twelfth annual G oodso^ Opera House Don McDonagh asserts, the dance critic for The Memorial Hall. Sacred Music, Yale Divinity School, Theater, Wesleyan University, T C B S News 4d McHale's Navy 3:00 Commonweal since 1978, “How to Enjoy Ballet” Craft Fair Smith, the co-principal trumpet of and in concerts throughout New York 20 71 Elachied 9 Movie Crime Boss (1972) Travelogue Series which opens Feb. 9 and 10, with Thor “The art of ballet can be 409 Prospect St., New Haven. (865- } M ’A 'S 'H Middletown. (347-9411, extension 807) 24 Connecticut Prime Tln>e 1:00 the New York Philharmonic and a City from 1971 to 1975 While with the 5 40 ABC News Telly Savaias TonySabato Heyerdahl "Tigris Expedition." understood and enjoyed by McDonagh’s presenta- will be presented in Auer- 6141) $7 Pledge Break ^ Midnight Special tion on Dec. 18 is geared, STORRS — Thirty-seven craftspeo- Salvationist, was appointed that posi- Chicago Symphony he was guest 4 30 Dating Game On Feb. 23 and 24, Lisa Chickering and Jeanne Porter- all, once it’s broken down bach Science Auditorium • “Measure for Measure," ple and artists from the University of li Festival Of Faith 10:05 he sa y s, ’’to a new at Hartford College, 30 tion in October 1978. Before coming soloist and lecturer at Trinity 30 PopI Goes The Country S7 News field will play a return engagement at the Goodspeed into its simple com- through Dec. 19 at the Yale Reper- Connecticut and throughout the state College, guest recitalist of Baroque Fire Safely on CATV audience.” "My com- Elizabeth St. Seating is tory Theatre, 222 York St,, New to the New York Philharmonic, he ii No ws 10:30 with their new "Brave, Portugal!” ponents.” Film will sell their works at the Seventh music and lecturer at Central k Dick Cavett ments, like my book, will limited to 200. Tickets may Haven. Performances Monday was the third trumpet of the Chicago $ New York Report MANCHESTER - "Community Insight ” at 7 p.m John Biddle, noted cinematographer of sailing, returns In a special event to be • "Great Train Ride Across •Annual Juried Christkindimarkt, a Michigan University and guest k Maude 24 Satchmo presented jointly by Hart- be directed towards those be purchased at the door or through Friday at 8 p.m. and Satur- Symphony, a position he held from 57 Two Ronnies tonight on CATV-13 will discuss holiday fire safety. Carol by popular request March 1 and 2 with his "Rhapsody in Siberia, " a travel film by William Christmas Craft Fair sponsored by recitalist and lecturer at the ford (College for Women who did not grow up with in advance. day at 8:30 p.m.; matinees Tuesday January 1975 Smith received 7:29 10:35 Seaton, hostess, interviews Fireman Jim Sarles of the 8th Sail." On March 22 and 23, Bill Madsen will bring "The Stockdale, today and Saturday at 8 the German Club, in UConn's Student National Trumpet Symposium. S7 Biuegrass Spectacular and the Hartford Ballet ballet," he explains, "but For information, contact and Saturday at 2 p.m. (436-1600) master's degree from Julliard School 30 Dally Numtjers District Fire Department. They also look at a Upe of the Spell of Ireland," from Dublin to Donegal, with stops in p.m. and Sunday at 2 p.m. and 5 p.m. Union Ballroom Dec 10, 11 and 12 of Music in New York. Mrs. Smith is a lyric soprano and 11:00 Company, the international have since discovered it Hartford College for 7:30 2 0 72 .Id >40 News skits that were performed for the school children during lOllamey, Waterford, the Aran islands, (iork, Galway, at Bushnell Memorial Hall, Hartford. from 11 a m. to 5 p.m Monday and Born in London. England, in 1952. received her bachelor's degree in 3 P.M. Magazine critic for the New York and 'caught the but’ — Women, 1265 Asylum Ave., • "A Streetcar Named Desire,” 5 M ' A * S * H Fire Prevention Week. the Connemara and Adare. (246-6807) Tuesday and 11 a m to 9 p.m on Smith emigrated with his parents to music education from Hartt College 5 All In The Family Jackie Qteason Post will be the guest those who want to unders- Hartford, CT, 06105, today through Sunday at 8 p.m. at the $ Family Feud Mrs. Seaton then visits with Leon Zapadka of Woodland Performances are at 2:30 p.m. and 8:30 p.m. on Satur- • The films of Dave Lee, featuring Wednesday. New York in 1959. He was 8 years old of Music in Hartford As a soloist, 20 Our Miss Brooks speaker in "How to Enjoy JOE TYNAN - H e ALL TIMES Center for the Arts Theater, 4 Benny Hill is Chico And The Man Gardens to discuss Christmas trees and holiday plants days and 4 p.m. on Sundays. For subscriptions write the "The Balinese Trilogy," tonight at Gourmet German snacks and when he began cornet studies under Mrs. Smith has performed TO Nashville Music Gmdspecd Opera House, East Haddam, Conn. 06423, or ^ lle t," a one hour lecture How Funny Con 8«r Bo $2.00 Wesleyan University, Middletown. 8:30 at Real Art Ways, 197 Asylum ii M‘A‘S‘H 11:30 "Community Insight" is produced by Community lunches will be served by the club the tutelage of his father. Derek throughout the United States and phone 873-8668. followed by a champagne (347-9411) St., Hartford. (525-5521) during the sale and the members will 34 if MacNell / Lehrer Report J Mary Tyler Moore Broadcasting Company, a non-profit corporation sup- GLOBE • “Romeo and Juliet,” through Smith, the well-known English cor- Canada. 30 NHL Hockey i Ko|^ reception at Hartford • "Nothing Sacred,” Saturday at 8 ported by tax-deductible donations mailed to P.O. Box Vernon Cine 1^2 Dec. 23 at the American Shakespeare sell their home baked goods. Offered netist and bandmaster of the Salva- Pianist for the evening festival will Tt Dick Van D ^ a 6 Charlie's Angels College on Dec. 18 at 5:30 p.m. at the auditorium. Hartford 9 Benny Hill 1071. Manchester 06040. To offer programming KOuiis y-i-ti E/iT Travel Service in the sale will be batik, jewelry, tion Army’s New York Staff Band, be Steven Bulla of New York City. He 40 Tic Tac Dough p.m. The event is named Festival Theatre. Stratford. (375- 20 22 JO Tonight suggestions, phone 646-0660. Fund-Raising Effort 555 MAIN STREET Public Library, Hartford. Free pottery, weaving, wooden toys, will perform an original medley com- 8:00 24 S o u n d s t a g e for McDonagh’s most re- 5000) who taught him until he entered the 3 The Incredible Hulk 843-2165 pewter, stained glass, draped dolls, cent book, which may be 7:20 Julliard School of Music. From 1969 position of Christmas Carols 5 Cross-Wits NEW HAVEN — The Chamber Orchestra of New 0*JO Over 30 Yean children's prints, watercolors. dried to 1974 he traveled extensively The public is invited to attend the $ 40 Frosty's Winter Wonder­ England has announced a gift of $3.5 million from Parker purchased and r; fiWKJril flowers and wooden containers, land Travel Experience Music throughout the United States and festival. A fellowship hour with Mr. Brothers to launch the orchestra’s 1979-80 fund drive. autographed during the Lectures macrame. silk-screened T-shirts, 4 NHL Hockey Authorized agent in • Concert by Manchester Com- Canada as cornet soloist of the New and Mrs. Smith will follow the 30 ii Shirley “The problem is,” explains CONE general manager reception where the author Manchester tor all • "Model Program in Ethical pressed flowers in glass and stained York SUff Band and in 1973 toured festival in the Salvation Army Youth 34 People's Caucus will greet guests personal- munity College Chorus, Dec. 13 at 3d Sergeant Bllko Hazen Graves, that it’s all play money. They have Airlines. Railroads and Youth Leadership, " Michael J. 0 glass, knitted and crocheted animals 'Itvtiii Owr’ 7:30 p.m. at the main campus throughout Switzerland. Germany Center 57 Washington Week In Review donated 7,000 purple $500 bills from their ‘Payday’ ly- Steamship Lines. Connor, social psychologist, Dec 10 and ornaments, stone craft, floral auditorium, 60 Bidwell St., and Holland as guest soloist with the School Movies A native and resident of at 7:15 p.m. at Crystal Room, Mercy design, black walnut family trees and 8:30 game” Manhatten, McDonagh, 47, ALAN ALDA 7:00 Manchester, (646-4900) Salvation Army’s International Staff 5 M e r v Griffin While not quite as desirable as the real thing, the funny 2 Hall, Saint Joseph College, West copper and brass bracelets ANDOVER - "King of the has travelled throughout . MERYL STREEP • The Round Table Singers of Band In 1975 he recorded his first 6 40 Nestor The Long-Eared money will be put to good use. One bill will be stuffed in- Hartford. Free. (232-4571) Madrigal singers will present Grizzlies " and "The Making of Star Donkey sE ttum oM ^ Manchester High School, Dec. 10 at trumpet solo album for the Salvation side each of 7,000 fundraising letters from th^ orchestra. the world reviewing some • “From Birth to Rebirth — An- en rtainment at various times Wars " will be shown Friday at 7 p.m. 35 Our Miss Brooks . O F M E T Y IM A IV 7:30 p.m. at Center Congregational Army label “Triumphonic ' Smith, 57 Wall Street Week A note from Music Director James Sinclair reminds the of the most unusual and cient Egypt through the High d’■■ 'ig the fair at Andover Elementary School. The Church, Manchester. along with his wife Sheila, a lyric 9:00 reader that "handling the finances of a professional Renaissance," Dec. 12 at 10 a.m. at Among those selling their own soprano, continues to perform in solo latter movie is being provided by the 3 Movie My Old Man (Prem­ • Gospel Music Festival, Dec. 11 chamber orchestra is no game.” from 8 to 10 p.m. at Manchester the Atheneum Theatre, Wadsworth works will be Kristin Morrissey, Sue concerts throughout the United States Andover Public Library. Children iere! Kfisly McNichol Warren Oates A teen-ager and her The Orchestra needs to raise $40,000. Like all w Community Conege, main campus Atheneum, Hartford. (278-2670) Gibbs and Lynn Dricson of Coventry; and Canada who are not accompanied by an adult • Art gallery talks, Dec. 10 and 11 must be picked up inside the school lather reunited alter a 14-vear orchestras across the country, CONE can meet only auditorium, 60 Bidwell St., Sharon Platt of Manchester; Susan Since his appointment to the New separation set out to erplore a at 12:30 p.m. at the William Benton after the movie The Friday night new lile together in a quaint rac­ about 50 percent of its expenses through ticket sales. The Pmmises Manchester. Free. (646-4900) Gerr of Bolton; Dorothea Clarke of York Philharmonic. Smith has Alittlejazz, a little blues, Museum of Art, University of movies are sponsored by the school ing town rest must come from grants and contributions. • Phil Woods and his quartet, spon- East Hartford, and Sandra Welch of received acclaim as one of 'the five 8 40 M o vie V alentine Connecticut, Storrs. Free. (486-4520) Parent Teacher Association. sored by the Hartford Jazz Society. Tolland. and a lot of Dark • Dec. 12 speakers at the Women's Surriny MARSIH MAMIN Sunday at 7 p.m. at the Sheraton Craft Workshop MDHAin SUAANUARk | Tobacco Valley Inn, Windsor. (242- Center of Manchester Community very interesting people. MKMAIl flltASIMIN'kAIHLIfMUItIR College: "Men and Women, " 11 Christmas Antiques Show & Sale 6688) HARTFORD — The University of Connecticut • Percussion Ensemble, Dec. 11 at am.; "Parenting," 1 p.m.; 40 Eixhibitors The night life at Cavey’s begins week- "Divorce: Legal and Financial Cooperative Extension Service, through its 4-H youth 8 p.m. at Millard Auditorium, Hartt RT b V ; ; nights at 8* and weekends at 9*. So Issues," 3 p.m.; "My Mother, program, will be sponsoring a work.shop on holiday crafts Sa turd ay, D e c e m b e rs, 1979 School of Music. University of Hart- aoiTQN Myself, " 5 p.m ; "Alcoholism and on Saturday, from 10 a m. to 3 p.m. at the Carriage join us and find out why greater ford, West Hartford. (243-4422) 10 A . M . - 8 P.M . the Family," 7 p.m. All at the House, 1280 Asylum Ave Hartford’s finest restaurant is now its • A program of chamber music by Women's Center Trailer, MCC main There will be several different mini workshops held to be held at Waddell School finest entertainment lounge. the Hartford Conservatory faculty, simultaneously on Christmas stockings, tree ornaments, fi f s I y R fi;; campus, 60 Bidwell St., Manchester. 163 Broad Street, Manchester, CT Sunday at 4 p.m. at the Crystal and holiday greens. The workshop on holiday greens will Room, Saint Joseph College. West (646-4900) only be held in the morning. • "Technology and the Seamless Refreshments - Free Parking Hartford. Free. Web: Ethical Dilemmas," a public To register, call the 4-H Office at 236-6157. A small fee PLA N TO SPEND • A Candlelight Service of Lessons will be requested to help cover cost of materials. forum, Dec. 10 at 8.p.m. at the main NEW YEARS EVE and Carols, Sunday at 4 p.m. at South campus auditorium, Manchester Congregational-First Baptist Community College, 60 Bidwell St., AT PIANO'S.... Church, 90 Main St., New Britain. Admission $1 50 - With this card admit 1 or 2 persons - $1.25 each Manchester, (646-2137) •Floor Show *0000100 •DInnor 'Featuring Bud Mayer every Tuesday and Thursday. Free, (223-3691) All proceeds benefit East Catholic Hockey Team Jim Hammerslough every Wednesday, and Berlilla • The Hartt College Chorus and the •Hate and Noltamakara •Braakfaat Baker and Lawrence Rosen every Friday and Saturday. Directions: Rte 86 East, exit 92, Right on Center St., Left on Broad St. Hartford Symphony Orchestra, roO RESERVTAI0N8 CAU 043-2342 45 East Center Street, Manchester, Ckmecticut 643-2751 STAR featuring Stravinsky’s “Symphony of FREE Waddell School located on corner of Broad St and Middle Tpke Psalms” and Holst’s "The Planets," Et Cetera TREK Dec, 12 at 8:15 p.m. at Bushnell 44o|]fiyNovl(eor! Memorial Hall, Hartford. (246-6807) • Antique show by Memory Lane COFFEE & DONUTS AND • The Eastern Connecticut Antiques, Saturday from 10 a.m. to 8 &^FOR THEY We/6H LUNCHEON p.m. at Waddell School, Broad CIDER FOR THE KIDDIES AT | T App e aring... Symphony Orchestra and Chorus, a Special Holiday Festival Concert, Street, Manchester. WED. thru SAT. • Multi-media artist Laurie Ander- SPECIHL Saturday at 8 p.m. at New London son, Saturday at 8:30 p.m. at Real High School, Jefferson Avenue, New WOODLAND GARDENS Art Ways, 197 Asylum St., Hartford. The 5c Baer STRYDER , London. (443-2876) • G raduate piano re c ita l by (525-5521) wHh Lunch SUN. Garden f r ow • Workshop on holiday crafts, THIS SATURDAY The \ ’ Carmen C. Brooks, Dec. 10 at 8:15 Mon. thru Sat. Caterem inc. Night \ p.m. at Von der Mehden Recital Hall, Saturday from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. at the DECEWIDER 8 He University of Connecticut, Storrs. Carriage House, 1280 Asylum Ave., Mouthwatering. Delicious. And FREEH BLUE HORIZON Frttants Come , Hartford. Sponsored by the Universi- Home! ' Free. (486-2106) ty of Connecticut Cooperative Exten- Come sample our delectable trays of hot • Stephen Maxym, bassoon, in the COME TO OUR OPEN HOUSE and cold hors d'oeuvres, served every sion Service. (238-6157) GUA NEW YEiWS EVE Faculty Artist Series, Sunday at 8 • Juried Christkindim arkt, a Friday from 4 to 7 pm. p.m. at Millard Auditorium, Hartt AND VIEW OUR ^ Km((MXR 12) BATfORWMAT ^ PunparMektl Pat Christmas craft fair sponsored by the 1HBrw&6H! A PeMUYAPOMD! Select from: Stuffed Mushroom Caps, Pigs PIWTY” College of Music, University of Hart- German Club, Dec. 10 to 12 at the POINSEniASPECUCULAft ^ In a Blanket, Finger Sandwiches, Swedish "FemluHng ■ a Quality Band wUh a Quality Sound’ ford, West Hartford. Free. (243-4422) Student Union Ballroom, University (UP TO ■meuswDMBtjupR/ce). Ratlaaraal is • The Hartt Chamber Orchestra, KID& CAP CHOOSE A Hi- POUND Meatballs, Miniature Hotdogs with bacon “Ever 8o Lightly” ' conducted by Kurt Klippstatter, Dec. of Connecticut, Storrs. Hours 11 a.m. GROUND ROUND b u r g e r OR ERANH- wraps, Chicken livers with bacon wraps. TIm- ^ber uiwrr >•« CM Imi « • drbk Dimwr • PM Daneliig 10 PM till 2 AM 13 at 8 p.m. at Millard Auditorium, to 5 p.m. Monday and Tuesday and 11 FORT, iWm GOLDEN 7EKAS-B/ZE \imr eh*kt fr«ai 31« I p.m. smO sour %e- ■YOB $28.00 par parson a.m. to 9 p.m. Wednesday. !6000 PLANTS INFULL^ cmm4 irtmk c*Ms “wily ■ airkpr . NB n a M r a a O Hartt College of Music, University of STEAK FR/E&. Enjoy. Enjoy, catering to folks 24 and nw B brr •k tr* tm taa pet sMip A • " C h ris tm a s planetarium • ar ■ rawabi* diMar • vklb »al- Hartford, West Hartford. Free. (243- over, El Hombre Invites you to come In rhba dw krai hvr MtmabwHM b Menu program, Dec. 12 and 14 at 4:40 pm. BLOOM ASBORTEO REUSH PLATTER 4422) and 7:30 p.m. in Room C241, Coper- and get acquainted. FRESH FRUIT CUP • New England String Quartet BRING THE KIDS & CAMERASI TOSSED GARDEN SALAD nicus Hall, Central Connecticut State OFFER GOOD ONLY AT: PRIME RIB OF BEEF AU JUS Chamber Music Weekend, Sunday at College, Wells Street, New Britain. BAKED P OTATO 3 p.m. at Von der Mehden Recital VEGETABLE Free. (827-7383) MAIN STIEET CMl/ID'S ROLLS A BUTTER LIIVE& Hall. University of Connecticut, COF FEE OR TE A • Christmas CrafU Expo U, today ^t$und GLASTONBUIY DESSERT Storrs. Free. (486-2106) • Springfield (Mass) Symphony through Sunday at the Hartford Civic B u u n s Center, Hartford. Hours today from netr the PutnAm Bridge Orchestra and Chorus, 1:00-1:1 Prm CA a atp afM ^ noon to 10 p.m., Saturday from 10 At the Junction of Bte. 2 & 3 ■HBNBRE Mendelssohn.s “Elijah,” Dec. 11 at 8 g a r d e n s ^ JMMMUdNN a.m. to 10 p.m , and Sunday from 10 •FOODLAND Evary p.m. at the Paramount-Sanderson 168 Woodland 8t, Manchaator 6 5 9 0 1 6 2 Tliurt., Frt. FOR RltlRVATION* CALL M S -U II or S4S-IS14 a.m. to 8 p.m. (224-8388) \ lARDIN OROVI C A T IR im INC CAROON CROVIRD pl ea se CALLTHEiVRE 643^74 I Tucked behind Kings at the Manch. Parkade FORSCREBITMES I WHERE THE 6000 TIMES ARE FOUND / * Proper dress required 1 2 - EVENING HERALD. Frl., Dec. 7, 1979 . Dec. 7, 1979- 13 ObItuariM loards Outline Concerns

William Jardine David K. Lyon Sr. Eraeat F. Berlin Sr. SOUTH WINDSOR -W illiam Jar- MANCHESTER - David K. Lyon MANCHESTER - Ernest F. On Use of Bolton High dine. 66. of 222 Main St., died Dec. 5 Sr., 78, of 262 Blue Ridge Drive, Berlin Sr„ 7», of 53 Walker St„ died Burroughs Back in Corral at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Manchester, died Thursday at a Thursday night at Manchester answer to that either.” dialogue going than to wait for a Bom in Hartford, he had lived Manchester convalescent home. He Memorial Hospital after suffering an By DONNA HOLLAND The WiUington board also plans to crisis.” pitcher Larry Christenson in another. — perhaps for outfielder Richie most of his life in South Windsor. Un- was the husband of Evelyn (Pooler) apparent heart attack at his home. Herald Correapondenl TORONTO (U P I)-J e ff City for first baseman Willie right field position vacated by determine the interest of WiUington Allen said, “ I don’t see the necessi- return for the former AL Cy However, it was expected Zisk. Mays Aikens. Kansas city also til his retirement five years ago. he Lyon. He was the husband of Svea Carlson BOLTON — Members of the Burroughs apparently is Cowens. students currently attending another ty for having that in thecontract. It’s Young Award-winner. that the 28-year-old outfielder Many teams have already left received infielder Todd Ouz was employed by Pratt & Whitney Bora in Hartland, Maine April 20, Berlin. WilUngton and Bolton Boards of back in the Texas high school in attending Bolton High. important to meet rather than let Texas reacquired Burroughs would okay the trade since he the meetings, but it was Small Tool Division of Colt In- 1901, he had been a resident of He was bora in Portland, Maine, while California got shortstop In other deals 'Thursday, Educations and school ad- Joseph Haloburdo, Bolton school problems fester and go to the major Rangers' corral, but from Atlanta Thursday as part enjoyed his relationship with expected a few more deals dustries. West Hartford, and was a Norwich before moving to April 28,1900 and had lived in East ranee Mulliniks and a player to Seattle obtained Infielder- ministrators met Thursday night In board chairman, said, “ If you have rather than Uie minor.” Sparky Lyle may be of a five-player deal which sent Texas when he played for them would be made today. Houston be named later. member of its Quarter Century Club. Manchester. He was a graudate of Hampstead, N.H., before moving to outfielder Ted Cox from Bolton to discuss their respective any high school student interest, we A concern by WiUington to have a heading for greener pitcher Doyle Alexander to the from 1972 to 1976. Burroughs and Pittsburgh are still Survivors are his wife, Elizabeth the Bryant Stratton Business College Manchester in 1966. He was a Cleveland for pitchers Rafael concerns about WilUngton students wiU provide an orientation program data base for its students attached to Braves, the deal, however, was was with the Rangers in 1974 huddling over a Joaquin An- ” I used 87 different lineups (Botelle) Jardine; two sons, Kenneth of Boston. A professional violinist, he machinist for many years before pastures. Vasquez and Rob Pletroburgo attending Bolton High School begin- for them.” the contract was alleviated when contingent upon Burroughs’ when he was vot^ the AL’s dujar for Bill Robinson trade last year and had 47 injuries,” W. Jardine of Hartford and Donald was a former leader and director of retiring in 1962. He was a member of ning in September. With tonight’s midnight inter- and Milwaukee swapped second Mrs. Brown said both groups will Joseph Fleming, high school prin- agreeing to the trade. As of late Most Valuable Player award. and the Detroit Tigers, Toronto said Angels’ Manager Jim D. Jardine of Garden Grove, Calif.; the Norwich Philharmonic Scandia Lodge of Manchester. league' trading deadline ap- baseman Lenn Sakata to Recently the WiUington school need to discuss how student transfers cipal, said, “ That’s no problem. It’s Thursday night he had not been Along with Burroughs, the Blue Jays and San Diego Fregosi. “ I went into the three stepsons, William H. Cowles of Orchestra. proaching at the winter Baltimore for pitcher John Besides his wife he leaves a son, board designated Bolton High as an will be handled. She said, “ We don’t informaUon we provide daily, a nor- reached by either the Braves or Rangers received infielder Padres were hopeful of making East Hartford, Larry W. Cowles of Besides his wife, he leaves a son, baseball meetings, the Rangers playoffs without Joe Rudi and Flinn. Ernest F. Berlin Jr., of Exeter, N. alternate school its students could at- feel there wiU be a lot but there will mal procedure. We might require the Rangers. Pepe Frias and relief pitcher some moves before midnight. Aikens. We hope the trade was South Windsor and Earl R. Cowles of David K. Lyon Jr., with whom he were attempting to deal Lyle, H. ; three stepsons, Malvin Carlson of tend if they wanted to. probably be some.” more clerical time.” In addition to Burroughs’ Adrian Devine while the Braves After three days of virtual a way of making sure we don’t Manchester: a stepdaughter, Mrs. made his home; a daughter, Mrs. one of the American League’s In another development, Beginning in September, needed approval, there is a got infielder Larvell blanks in non-activity, four deals in- get caught short again.” Elizabeth M. Phenning of Coventry; Ralph (Norma) Altano of Houston,. Montville; and Lawrence Carlson Richard Vaillancourt, WiUington WiUington would like an estimated quality relief pitchers, to the American League owners voted WilUngton students will have a matter of a $400,000 loan made addition to Alexander. volving 15 players were tran- ” We have come up with one three sisters, Mrs. Evelyn Steupra of Texas; a sister, Mrs. Walter and Kent Carlson of South Windsor; school superintendent, said, “ We will tuiUon rate for the duration of the Philadelphia Phillies. overwhelmingly to approve a eight stepdaughters, Mrs. Michele choice of four schools. They are give advice and help but we want the contract. Mrs. Brown said several to him at five per cent interest sacted Thui^ay. of the best power and RBI proposal which would Manchester, Mrs. Louise Nieviedgal Thornhill of Waterville, Maine; Windham High School, which they The Phillies, needing relief (Barbara) lacobucci, Mrs. Walter parents and students to make the options were open and aU agreed by the Braves. Under baseball The acquisition of Burroughs The California Angels hitters in the majors,” said guarantee a minimum of $10,- of Putnam and Miss Barbara Jardine seven grandchildren, and four great- currently attend and which is the help badly, were offering out- (D oris) Topliff, Mrs. Paul, final decision. They should make a more discussion was necessary. rules, no player can perform would pave the way for the bolstered their outfield corps by Frey of Aikens. Frey said Qint 000 a gam e from tick et of Hartford; 12 grandchildren and a grandchildren. board's designated school, Bolton fielder Bake McBride and (Patricia) Margelony, Mrs. Jack commitment and have the obligation Vaillancourt said the money from for a club while owing money to Rangers to make another deal getting At Cowens from Kansas Hurdle would take over the revenues to each visiting club. great-grandchild. Funeral services will be held Mon- High School, Windham Tech or the (Shirley) Reichenbach, all of Ver- to follow it through to see it works.” the state average daily memtership The funeral service will be Satur- day, 1:30 p.m., from the Holmes non; Mrs. Robert (Bette) Kelly, E.O. Smith Vo-Ag School. Haloburdo said, “ At the orienta- day at 10 a m. from the Newkirk & Funeral Home, 400 Main St. Burial grant would go to WilUngton. Glastonbury; Mrs. Robert (Joan) Pat Platek, WiUington school tion we could make it clear that the Whitney Funeral Home, 318 Burnside will be in East Cemetery. There are Allen said he felt any outside place- Gimler, Milford; and Mrs. William board chairman, presented Bolton commitment could be for a whole ment for special education, should be Ave., East Hartford. Burial will be in no calling hours. with a Ust of items WiUington sees as Hillside Cemetery, East Hartford. (Sylvia) Stratton and Mrs. James year. It might cut down on the withdrawn from the Bolton school KC Eagles Reach Crossroads important to use for discussion Friends may call at the funeral home Card o f Thanks (Alyce) McArdle of Manchester. number of students we get, but that system and WiUington should assume and/or possible inclusion in the con- number will be firm.” the responsibility for them. tonight from 7 to 9. In lieu of flowers, The filter of Florence Wydell. would like to thank He also leaves a sister. Miss Ruth tract between the two boards. the Manchester Memorial Hospital Nurses and Lab WilUngton also asked to be allowed The ^oups also discussed what to memorial contributions may be I. Berlin of New York City; three The concerns and comments on Technicians for their many acts of kindness and to seat a member on the Bolton board do with students over 16 years of age made to the Memorial Fund of the devotion shown to my sister during her many stays at grandchildren; 49 step- each of the items follows. to participate up to but excluding the who are absent without reason for First Congregational Church of South the hospital grandchildren; and 10 step great- In Fight for Wild Card The first concern of the WiUington A special thanks to Dr Frederick Tan for his right to vote. two weeks. WiUington wants them Windsor or to a charity of the donor's dedication and devotion shown to us Doth. grandchildren. board is that there be a five year con- Mrs. Piatek said, “ We recognize considered terminated for tuition choice. Sincerely. Lorriane Tepin The Philadelphia Eagles yards for the NFC rushing lead — Miami at Detroit and San Diego at Funeral services will be Monday at tract with a re-opener clause in the we don’t have the right to vote but we purposes only. fourth year to extend the contract. have reached a crossroads, runs through. New Orleans. 11 a.m. at the Holmes Funeral Home, also realize our responsibility to our Vaillancourt said, “ We don’t want Mrs. Piatek said, “ We’ll be “ I can’t help thinking about it Pittsburgh is at Houston in an AFC i 400 Main St. with the Rev. C. Henry students is to participate and we to pay tuition for someone who quits when Saturday is oyer, we’ll A j , A I phasing kids in and we’d like to (rushing lead) because I’m that close Central Division showdown Monday | want to participate.” school or move and doesn’t let us find out what the surprise to it,” said Montgomery. “ But it Mayor Makes Plea evalua'te the school at the end of four night. Emanuel Lutheran Church, of Haloburdo said the Bolton board know.” team of the 1979 NFL season is years. We want to see how the won’t be any added bonus if I win it. Denver, 10-4, is tied with San Diego ficiating. would consider adjusting its agenda Mrs. Piatek said the WiUington It would just be more of a credit to students did after four years in really made of. for the AFC West lead and the divi- so all items that are WiUington or board was committed to providing the offensive line and the great job Burial will be in East Cemetery. Bolton.” The eagles, who last week became sion title will be decided when the On Predicted Cuts high school oriented could be grouped late buses for its students and would they do.” Friends may call at the funeral home Terry Brown, WiUington board the only team in the league to clinch teams clash in the final weekend of together and discussed early in the do so for those who came to Bolton. The Eagles, 10-4, lead Dallas and VERNON — Mayor Marie Herbst sewage treatment plant, to operate Sunday from 2 to 4 p.m. and 7 to 9 member, said, “ Although you at least a wild-card playoff berth, the season on a Monday night. The meeting. She said, “ By April, WiUington will Washington by one game. If the Cow- was among the many town officials for six months, will exceed $1 million p.m. fie n d s who wish to may make (Bolton) suggested a ten y ^ r con- host the Dallas Cowboys in a show- Broncos can clinch a wild-card spot There was no objection to let Bolton know how many students boys win, Dallas clinches at least who made a plea to (iov. Ella Grasso and this cost is passed on to the memorial donations to the charity of tract, we feel five years is more ap- down for first place in the NFC East. with a victory over Seattle Saturday Willington’s request it be involved in are coming,” another wild-card playoff spot. Thursday expressing her concern users. their choice. propriate. This will be an adventure, Veterans Stadium will be sold out, of if Cleveland loses to Oakland Sunday. the decision making process for Individual members of the Bolton In another Saturday game, Denver about predicted cuts in state grants “ In the past you have always given experiment and experience for us course. The Broncos stunned the program or curriculum changes. school board will now provide is Seattle. In Sunday’s games, to towns. consideration to the problems of the and we prefer not to commit out- 'T v e always felt Philadelphia fans Seahawks, 37-34, in the teams’ first Mrs. Brown said, "If your enroll- WiUington with their reaction to Cleveland is at Oakland, Kansas City Mrs. Herbst. because of previous towns," Mrs. Herbst told the gover- AARP Plans Events selves for more than five years.” treated the Eagles somewhat like the meeting this year. Seattle’s Steve ment drops to the point you have to Willington’s concerns in writing. at Baltimore, New England at the committments, was unable to appear nor MANCHESTER — Manchester Bolton School Superintendent Ray- prodigal son,” said all-pro tackle Largent (1,159 yards in receptions) do somthing, we’d like to be in- WilUngton will provide Bolton with New York Jets, at Thursday's hearing but she had Vernon's taxes were cut last year Green Chapter of the American mond Allen said, “ The reason behind Stan Walters. "They could moan and needs only 11 more yards for the volved.” a draft of the contract between the Chicago at Green her letter to the governor hand but Mrs. Herbst, who was then a Association of Retired Persons will the ten year suggestion was if Bolton groan about the way we were highest receiving total of the 1970s. Mrs. Piatek said, “ We took a hard two towns. Bay, Los Angeles delivered by Councilman John member of the Town Council, op- hold a potiuck luncheon and (Tirist- had been designated the main school playing, but don’t let any outsiders do look at your school and we liked what The school administrators will at Atlanta, the New Makowski. posed the cut. She told the governor mas party Dec. 13 at noon in the and not the alternate school.” it. (And) ... they could still get as Award to Galbreath we saw. Our decision (to designate meet to discuss the entire situation ecstatic as anybody when we win.” York Giants at St. Mrs. Herbst' action was prompted that just because taxes are cut one fellowship Room of the (immunity He said, “ If we had the major por- TORONTO (UPC) - John Bolton High as the alternate school) and the two school boards plan to Walters and his friends on the Louis, Tampa Bay by a letter she received from the year it doesn't mean it can be done Baptist Church 585 East Center St. tion of your youngsters, it most was based on what we saw.” have another meeting in January. Eagles' offensive line have helped at San Francisco, Galbreath, owner of the world cham- Connecticut Conference of Mayors the following year. She said if the James McKay and his Beethoven probably would have required major A concern by WiUington for a pion Pittsburgh Pirates, today the club by opening the holes which Buffalo at which outlined the fiscal problems state is going to take away funds it singers will provide the entertain- construction to the building.” means to resolve disagreements in received the Busch Award for would affect the taxes. Gilbert Montgomery — who trails Minnesota, Cincin- the towns will have if they face the ment. The WiUington board is also con- the contract implementation led to Ma nch«tt«r "meritorious service to baseball. " cuts in funding. rookie Ottis Anderson by just 39 nati at Washington, Tickets for the Heirloom Raffle to cemed with having an orientation both groups agreeing that if either Mrs. Herbst said the Town of Ver- Fira Calls Building Inspection be held Feb. 14 will be distributed at program for its students, was in violation of the contract it non will inevitably face increases in the meeting. Mrs. Brown said WiUington plans VERNON — According to a charge would be a legal matter. Thursday, 11:10 a.m. — Investigation at salaries for teachers, police and to orientate all grade 8 students to given to it when it was formed, the Both groups agreed there should be Grandma’s Pies, 501 West Middle Turn- public works employees when new the four schools they may attend. SatcheVs Life on Screen Nadia Comaneci Dazzling coordination of the school calendar pike. (Town) contracts are negotiated. Permanent Municipal Building Com- Square Circle Club She suggested the orientation for and a guidance staff ratio in accor- Thursday, 3:03 p.m. — False alarm at She also cited the large increases mittee will be inspecting all town _ WilUngton grade 8 students be held in Baseball Hall of Famer Satchel Paige, left, will have his life buildings. MANCHESTER -T h e Square Cir- dance with the American Guidance Meadows Convalescent Home, 33 Bidweil expected in the costs of fuel oil, gas St. (Town) portrayed in a special ABC-TV film titled, “ Don’t Look Back.” Mayor Marie Herbst said the in- cle“ ciub‘ 7 r ‘M^nchester'^L^ge"'o^ injunction with the orientation for Ratio recommended for high schools. and utilities and the possibility of the Thursday, 3:30 p.m. - Leaf fire at Lou Gossett, right, will play Paige. (UPI Photo) Despite Hand Infection spection will start about Feb. 1 and Masons will sponsor an open house ® WiUington was concerned with a town having to acquire land for a Mrs. Brown said, "We don’t want a Center Springs Park. (Town) will continue until all are inspected. Monday from 10 a.m. to noon at the means for ongoing consultation landfill area and the cost to the town separate orientation, we want in- Thursday 6:24 p.m. - Water faiiout at FORT WORTH, Texas The favorite for that title now — typical Nadia — and in the end it She said the committee will contact Masonic Temple. among parties below the board level. Lydali A Fouids, 615 Parker St. (Town) for its current lease on a landfill area tegration.” becomes Nelli Kim, the star from the made the difference in the team the Board of Education to set up a Vaillancourt said, “ It’s better to Today, 2:33 a m. - Water fallout at Surgery Necessary (UPI) — From somewhere in in Ellington. There will be card games, pool, She said, “ The big question is periodically get together to foster U.S.S.R., who came away from championship. With it the She added that the cost of the new schedule to inspect all of the schools. conversation and refreshments. Manchester Modes Inc., Pine Street. the huge crowd came a plain- Romanians posted a team total of numbers and we don’t know the communications and keep the (Town) Thursday night's action with a .15 tive plea from a group of young lead over Maxi Gnauck of East Ger- 389.550; without it they would have For RSox* Campbell girls who had come to the many and a .20 advantage over fellow had a 388.550. The Soviet Union u mmrssm... arena for only one reason - to Russian Maria Filatova. finished with 388.925, good for second Directors To Consider YOUR INVITED TO A see Nadia Comaneci. “ I tried what I could to give my place. BOSTON (UPI) - Published reports today indicated that ” We want Nadia.” best,” said Comaneci, who had spent East Germany was third at 388.075, Boston Red Sox reliever Bill Campbell, bothered by a sore the Chinese finished fourth with MICROWAVE COOKING But they had seen all of Nadia they most of the day in a hospital bed Management Pay Plan W H Y P A Y MORE shoulder the past two seasons, will probably need surgery. were going to see — a dazzling being treated with antibiotics. 384.60 and Czechoslovakia was fifth Comaneci had marched into the with 382.30. Catholic Red Sox top officials have been routine on the balance beam that DEMONSTRATION AT The United States team, which WE HAVE THEM A LU I meeting in Toronto at winter talks season. earned her a 9.95 score and, as it huge Tarrant County Convention MANCHESTER — A new town pay employee would be eligible for merit Center Thursday with her team- entered the final, optional night of this week, and General Manager Campbell said Red Sox team doc- turned out, proved to be the scale, prepared by Steve Werbner, per- raises. During the first two years 2 per- mates at the prescribed time and for competition in good position, faded to VIDEO CASSEHE RECORDERSi AL SIEFFERT’S, SAT. 12-4 Haywood Sullivan had nop>ed to leave tor Arthur Pappas will make the difference in winning the World sonnel supervisor, for management cent raises would be given. final decision. a few brief moments it appeared she sixth place, due in part to the Skaters positions would allow town employees to At the end of the third year, merit and 8YLVANIA I rwE; Canada with a bolstered pitching Gymnastics Championships' team ti- was ready to compete. cracked rib that kept Leslie Russo reach the top of the pay scale one year staff. But as of today, no trades had tle for Romania in a king-sized upset costs of living increases would be given On the positive side, trainer But when it came time for her first out of the event. earlier. been made involving Boston. over the Soviet Union. until they reach the top of the scale. Quasai: S Charlie Moss said injured catcher routine — on the uneven parallel bars The best American individual Town Manager Robert Weiss asked the The Boston Globe said today that That team victory, the first ever In Romp The merit increases would be paid for A LITTON COOKING EXPERT ^HAVEl Carlton Fisk’s throwing arm has - she merely walked onto the plat- finish going into the all-around finals Board of Directors to form a subcom- Campbell, once voted the top reliever for Romania in the world cham- by setting aside a fund “ which shall not be been gaining strength, and infielders form, grabbed the lower of the two Saturday is Kathy Johnson, in 18th mittee to consider the proposal. WILL BE IN OUR STORE in the American League, has been pionships, brought smiles to five of less than 1.5 percent of the management RCA I Jerry Remy and Jack Brohamer are bars, swung under it once and then place. I told by doctors he has a tom muscle the young girls who were presented Led by Gerry King’s five-point out- If implemented, the new plan would be salaires:” TO ANSWER ALL YOUR THEM! both recovering well from knee sur- walked off. Tonight's activities involve the *781)6$ T. V. shows you’re in the back of his shoulder. the gold medals. ing, two goals and three assists, East included in next year's budget. This year The amount of the merit raise given i She had been required to go men’s all-around championships in The newspaper said scar tissue ap- gery. Comaneci, however, never smiled. Catholic’s ice hockey team opened in employees were given a 6 percent cost of would be decided through a review 8 watchuK SONY QUESTIONS AND DEMON through that formality to be eligible what promised to be a firstrate duel parently has been formed in the in- Her infected and swollen left hand impressive style by overwhelming living increase, but no salary increases process. for the balance beam, the only exer- between the Soviet’s Alexandre I *Tapes T. V. shows PHILCO STRATE MICROWAVE Alin jured area, causing him to use other In Toronto, Sullivan admitted he had prevented her from competing in Platt High, 15-1, in its 1979-80 opener while a new plan was considered. cise in which she could perform Ditiatin and America's Kurt muscles in an unnatural manner. three of the four exercises on “ The normal worker, which accounts I On another hasn’t had much luck trying to get a without putting pressure on her Thomas. Ditiatin will carry 59.050 last night at the Bolton Ice Palace. In essence the new plan would give each for about 81 percent of the employees, COOKING ... ” We have two options,” Campbell lefthanded pitcher or two for what’s Thursday night's program and thus The Eagle icemen tallied seven S channel throbbing hand. points into tonight's six exercises. employee an automatic cost of living in- said. ” We might have to correct it been offered. robbed her of a chance to win the in- times in the opening period, six more would receive an increase,” Werbner That one routine was a brilliant one Thomas has 58.875. crease in July, and merit raises in said. “ There are some who do a fantastic 8 *Tapes T. V. shows with surgery, or we may be able to dividual crown. times in the middle session and two January. The merit raises would be job who would receive the full increase. 8 when your not use sound treatment. The last thing “ We’re still alive in some areas final markers in the third period limited to 4 percent of a person’s salary. Some could, but don't expect any, to get a lagici you want to do is get cut, but if you with American League clubs,’ ’ he against Platt, which is just starting decrease.” 8 at home CInM have to get cut, you get cut. said. “ We’ve offered money, players its program. “ This isn't a policy designed to pick on S *Hooks up easily to irFREEir “ We’ll do it as soon as possible,” and money and just players. Maybe Dantley*s Big Fan Lionel Lessard registered the those who do poorly,” Werbner said. "But "The imporUnt thing, Werbner noted is the pitcher said. ” I don’t think I we’re conservative. Maybe we three-goal hat trick and added one it forces a boss and subordinates to sit 1 anyT.V. Q u a s a r that the employees agree to the concept, would be ready for opening day, but I overestimate our own players. down and review goals and problems. assist, Kurt Peterson also registered “ People learn through their performance. g *Makes home movies COOKING CLASSES don’t think I would miss more than “ But we cannot make a trade for What is good and what is bad. A com- Teammate Williams three goals and Rick Clark tallied And there is more incentive to do a good WITH Caloric two months or be out for the whole public relations purposes,” he said. munication can be established.” t •BLACK I WMTE COLOR CAMERAS i STOCK twice. Also, Dale Mauro and Scott job when you know you’ll be rewarded for PURCHASE NEW YORK (UPI)-Adrian trol in the extra period. The loss MeWay each had one goal and two Werbner also recommended periodic it.” m LITTON Rowland Office dropped the OF ANY i Mc r o v umv t CooAi Ari Q 8 Dantley has lots of fans and assists, Rob White one goal and one reviews for the captain and deputy fire The cost of living increases would be I ALL TAPES IN STOCK! TORONTO (UPI) - The Montreal Expos signed free agent outfielder Blazers to 16-12. assist, Gregg White and Greg Lesco chiefs, as well as the administrative assis- determined by the board of directors. MICROWAVE A 'oshiba Rowland Office Thursday to a three-year pact, extending through the 1982 none more enthusiastic than three games behind one goal apiece, Phil LeBlanc two tant to the public works director, buyer T D K 4 hour pgC lAL! OVEN. season. teammate Ron Williams. division co-leaders assists and Mark Manucci, Dan trainee and forestry manager. $16.88 S 8 Office, 27, batted .249 in 124 games with the Atlanta Braves in 1979 with two "Everyone thought Adrian was too Los Angeles and O’Brien and Tom Cordier one assist Under the new plan, after two years an I O W f l O i home runs, 37 RBI and five stolen bases. Sought as a reserve left-handed Seattle, and a game I NOW small to score inside in college,” apiece. hitter with outstanding defensive credentials, he committed just two errors Williams said Thursday night, after behind Phoenix. Bob Pelletier accounted for Platt’s LA in the 97 games he played in the outfield. Dantley scored 34 points, including 10 "W e did not . third-period tally assisted by Ralph in overtime, to lead the Utah Jazz to execute well lU 'fli Karpa. 'unds an 87-82 victory over the Portland tonight," Portland Scott Mosher and Scott Howat split Police Report vn Trail Blazers. Coach Jack Ramsay said. "We're the netminding chores for East, MANCHESTER — The town’s share of “ They said the same thing about still an injured team. This was our which returns to action Saturday $8 million, the state legislature authorized ^OVENS, STOVES Legend of Csonka him in the NBA," continued first game in six with nine players." against Somers High at the Enfield MANCHESTER — Police charged All Eyes on Nadia last month for energy aid, is $133,128. FANTASTIC VALUE ^ COMBINATIONS Williams, Dantley’s teammate at Allan Bristow scored 13 points for Arena at I o’clock. James H. Howe, 26, of 132 Ckx>per St„ Utah while Ron Boone and Williams “ We played good, solid positional The funds are availabe under two Notre Dame. “ But Portland was Nadia Conylneci)) waits her Manchester, with third-degree assault programs, one for grants and the other for , MIAMI (UPI) — The macho legend of Larry Csonka. the Miami | double-teaming and triple-teaming added 10 each. Kermit Washington hockey tonight,” cited East Coach Thursday in connection with a domestic loans. Dolphins’ battering ram fullback, continues to grow. him tonight and they still couldn’t led Portland with 16 before fouling tum on bala^ e beam. She had Bill Mannix, “ and you have to realize dispute. RCA VIDEO TAPE RECORDE Energy Action Grants will be available Csonka has been limping all week because of a bruised toe, the pain of stop him. He’s in a class by himself.” out in the fourth quarter. Owens and to c u r ^ l involvment due to Platt’s program is new. Its skaters He was released on a SS(X) non-surety for "avoiding housing abandonments” or ^ FREE'^Beadynamiiecoolc which he tried to relieve with an electric drill. After Utah trailed briefly in the Maurice Lucas had 14 each. 'swollen and infected left hand. showed a lot of heart.” bond, police said, for a Dec. 17 appearance energy conservation projects. No FOOD SAMPLING Csonka told Edwin Hope, sports editor of the Miami Herald, i overtime, Dantley was fouled on a In the only other NBA game, Lloyd (UPI Photo) in Blast Hartford Superior Court. payments can be made out of the $88,532 Wednesday what happened. i layup and completed the three-point Free, the NBA's second-leadii.g Police also charg^ Wayne Shaw, 27, of available In this fund until the town has T *699“ ” Kim Bokamper (Dolphins linebacker) stepped on my big toe before i play. The 6-foot-5 forward followed scorer, scored 30 points. 19 of them in 146 Center St., Manchester, with second filed an energy conservation plan. the game,” Csonka said. “ It hurt so much I was afraid to take off my i with a short jumper, another three- the first half, to lead the San Diego degree assault for allegedly striking I rAml^ffMfrrr shoe and look at it.” i point play, and two more foul shots. Clippers to a 105-103 victory over the Willie Stargell Money Raiser another man in a local park. The 5 percent loans will be available to Despite the injury. Csonka rushed for 88 yards and scored three i He also grabbed a key rebound and Golden State Warriors. NEW YORK (UPI) - Willie Stargell, the PitUburgh Pirates’ World Series Shaw was released on a $500 non-surety families who are 125 to 300 percent of the touchdk>wns in the game. But, by the time he reached home, Csonka $ outjump^ 6-foot-lO Tom Owens in The triumph snapped a three-game hero and co-winner of the National League’s Most Valuable Player Award, 443-449 HARTFOM RO. V U MANCHESTER, bond, police said, for a Dec. 17 appearance poverty level. The largest loan, that can A ; said, the toe felt like a migraine had been transplanted in it from his % the overtime on a jump ball to keep losing streak for the CTippers and helped raise $14,700 for the WHUe Stargell Foundation for Sickle Cell Anemia in Blast Hartford Superior Court. be given to a family of four, m ^ing less head. % the Jazz ahead. was their fifth consecutive victory J 443-445 HMTFORO RO MANCHESTER. | i XEDCV n . EOT 6 47 9997 during a four-week tour of 13 cities. . , • ui n In other news, police charged Jason F. than $13,400 a year Is $360. The loans are to ” I kept picking at it with a needle, trying to puncture the nail to let the | ” Our whole game plan was to go to over Golden SUte. The Warriors The money to be used for research for the cure and treatment of sickle ce Tompkins, 26, ol 187 Gardner St., be repaid by Oct. 1. ■I KEEKYST. S OfF U4 6 47 9998 blood out,” he said. g Dantley in the overtime,” Utah have dropped 12 of their last 16 anemia was raised during lunches and other appMrances made by Stargell Manchester, with breach of peace 647 9997J! “ Finally, about 3 a m., I sent my wife Pam out to the garage to get an I games, including five of their last six Town officials say $44,635 Is available in OOODi I f iMim 4 mm omk m, tmum Coach Tom Nissalke said. ” We felt and his companion. Herb Landon, in ciUes which included W ^ i n ^ n D.C. Thursday n i^t. Police alleged he was electric (Irill and the smallest bit she could find. % on the road. ' Manchester for the loan program and OFF K84 6 4 7 9998| O K IHRM m o i (UK HMOi « MOTH he would either score or draw the Atlanta, Sai Francisco, Los Angeles Chicago, creating a disturbance outside the “ When I hit the button, the drill went Into the toenail and I went | Free clinched the victory for Sair question how repayment is to be ensured. B foul.” Miami. The tour concluded In Miami today. It was funded in Its en tirety^ am ciMb w n i 947 OHin m M M m n straight up,” Csonka said. "But most of the pain went away and I could f. Diego with a shot from the side with Pumpernickel Pub, 432 Oakland St. He The loan money is expected In January i TONIGHT TIL 9, Mon.Thura. A Frl. til 91 I Portland’s Ron Brewer sank a 20- the Gordon’s Dry Gin Co., which also made an outright contribuUon of $ 1 ^ MMimaMr.* sleep.” I 10 seconds left in the game. wu released on a written promise to and the grant fund may arrive in foot juniper to tie the score in regula- to the Willie Stargell Foundation - for a grand total of just short of $25,000. appear in court Monday. S T u M m W*d. A SaL Nl S I i TONIGHT TIL 9, M on.Thur9. A Frl. Ml 9 February. ^ ^ ^ ...... • ' * * • y ...... ''. ’V* ‘ ' *^ tion time but Dantley then took con- T um.. W m L a t«L ta S > 14 - EVENING HERALD, Fri., Dec. 7, l»7t - EVENING HERALD, Fri., Dec. 7, 1979- 15 Eagles Achieved Confidence Evident Pre-Season Goal With Tribe Cagers passes for 700 yards and a 19.4 carries) rank third in the NFL. By LEN AUSTER NEW YORK - Philadelphia average, highest among NFC tight Rookie kicker Tony Franklin made Coach Dick Vermeil has ac- ends. "You'll see us fired up, and Herald Bportswriler three (33, 30 and 42 yards) of four complished his 1979 goal in a we've got the Cowboys in our own Confidence. field goal tries to give him 20 of 28 for ball yard.” big way, and, consequently, the season. The Texas A&M product That seems to be the key m The 44 points scored against the Eagles are approaching needs four more successful attempts word as Manchester High’s Detroit represent the most by an their first title since the 1960 to tie Tom Dempsey’s club mark of basketball team approaches Elagle team since 1967 when they 24 (of 40) set in 1973. team won the NFL Cham- downed New Orleans 48-21. It was the commencement of the The defense held Detroit to 180 pionship. Philadelphia’s fourth straight vic- 1979-80 campaign. \ ' yards and live first downs, while t ' "Our pre-season goal was 10 vic- tory. Earlier this season, they ran "I’m going into the season with T' recording four quarterback sacks. tories and we have achieved it," said their record to 6-1 with a five-game confidence and I think the players "I feel our defense was really-hum- Vermeil following the Eagles 44-7 win streak. are going into the season with con- ming out there.” said veteran defen- rout of Detroit last Sunday. "We "I think a good team has a killer in- fidence,” reports sixth-year Indian sive end Gaude Humphrey, who w ill have two games to go. We'll raise our stinct." explained sixth-year Coach Doug Pearson, awaiting make his first playoff appearance in sights now. and see if we can win the linebacker Frank LeMaster. '"There Tuesday's initial tap-off on the road his 12-year N F L career. "Everybody conference championship." were many games in the past we against Simsbury High. Mil was trying to pick up for the other The Eagles (10-4) hold a one game really could have walked away with The Silk Towners, 10-11 overall a guy. And it showed. We could beat lead over Dallas and Washington in it. but didn't. The great teams piay year ago, appear stronger at guard anybody in the N F L today. 34 the NFC Eastern Division race. They kiiler-instinct football. When and with much more quickness. Also, "This win doesn't take off any How Many Runners Took Part Big Mystery assured themselves of. at least, a Pittsburgh was playing its best ball the shooting reportedly is better and pressure, though. A ll it does is give Wild Card berth for the second they had the killer instinct. That's the slow, big men have gained some device operated by Superman, Ed us a shot in the playoffs. I remember An interesting note on the latest that brothers ran one-'two in New straight season with the victory over what we've got to develop. We took quickness. 'Hiere is optimism, but no By EARL YOST Merek, showed 4,1(X) runners crossed Minnesota (in 1975). They won a RUN Five Miler was that it took 62 England’s second oldest Amateur the Lions. The 10 wins represent the one step toward it today." cockiness. the finish line on Main Street, playoff spot and didn't play well for Sports Kditor seconds before the last runners at the Athletic Union sanctioned race. John most by an Elagle team since 1961. There were many contributors to "1 don't think they're at all cocky. I However, he estimated that ap- two or three games. And in the first back of the pack reached the starting Treacy lived up to his reputation as If Philadelphia defeats Dallas at the victory. Quarterback Ron feel they think for someone to beat proximately 750 men. women and OR round of the playoffs, they got Just how many runners ac- line. the world's best cross country cham- Veterans Stadium Saturday (CBS- Jaworski completed 14 of 23 for 233 them they (the opposition) w ill have children in the field were unofficial knocked out of the game." tually took part on the 43rd pion and his brother, Ray. making his TV. 12:30 p.m ). the Eagles will yards, including touchdown passes of to play extremely well," Pearson entrants, all failing to sign pre-race JFE The victory obviously meant a lot debut, proved his New England inter- clinch the NFC East title plus the 20 and 24 yards to wide receiver states. Five Mile Road Race in applications. Omnecticul Sharing the sponsoring role was to the Eagle fans, as explained by collegiate cross country title was no home field advantage for the D ivi- Harold Carmichael. The 6-8 Car- Six-foot-5 junior B ill Anderson Manchester Thanksgiving Also, Balcome said approximately Mutual Lite Nutmeg Forest, Tall Cedars of Pro Bowl tackle Stan Walters. fluke. sion Playo ffs. Dec. 29-30. michael caught five for 96 yards to opens at center with a pair of seniors, morning remains a big ques-1 1700 other runners crossed the finish Lebanon and Connecticut Mutual "I've always felt that Philadelphia Philadelphia scored a 31-21 triumph give him 49 receptions for 789 yards. 6-foot-4 John Haslett and 6-foot-3 [line but did not continue through one Life Insurance Company. For the fans treated the Eagles somewhat Indians Open Tuesday tion. John Treacy finished 59 seconds over Dallas on Nov. 12. but has not His N F L record pass catching streak Rich Koepsel, at the forwards. The [of the three chutes and were never Cedars, it was their 29th year of like the prodigal son. They could One thing sure, the winner was | ahead of his brother and broke Amby swept the Cowboys since 1964. is at 110 games. latter was the Indians' leading scorer Set for the opening test Tuesday at Simsbury, Manchester recorded. hosting the race with the insurance moan and groan about the way we John Treacy of the Providence Track Burfoot's record of 22:21 set in 1972 "The game against Dallas is for all Third-year running back Wilbert a year ago with a 12.1 points per During the peak finishing period of company noting its second year of were playing, but don't let any out- High’s floor leaders, co-captains Brian Sweeney (34) and Ed Club, via Ireland, in the record time by 55 seconds. the marbles." expressed fifth-year Montgomery enjoyed his seventh 100- game average while Haslett was next the race, the Merek Super Race lending financial support. Mutual siders do it. As much as we disap- Kennison (21) flank Coach Doug Pearson. (Herald Photo by of 21:26. Keith Krepfle. who has made a yard game of 1979 (14th of his at 11.9. System recorded 351 runners, supports the national Run for Life pointed them (over the years) and as Adamson) The official list of finishers has major contribution to the Eagles' career), rushing 22 times for 108 Brian Sweeney, a 6-foot-2 senior believed to be an all-tim e high program. The only female runner to break low as the depression we put them in- been tabulated and it contained only offense this season catching 36 yards. His 1.387 yards (on 304 who has been elected co-captain, nationally. These runners finished into the top 100 was Patti Lyons, one to, they could still get as ecstatic as 2,751 names. could also draw a starting nod up during the 32-33 minute period of the of the world’s class distance runners, anybody when we win.” score inside and outside, run, and out for the league championship." Jim Balcome, race director, The Treacy brother act, John and front. Ed Kennison. 5-foot-9 senior holiday trot. who placed 77th in 25:37. Those Eagle fans began chanting play half court. I also feel we can Pearson states. reported that the electronic timing Ray, marked the first time in history co-captain, and 5-foot-ll junior Alex N am e s In the News "We Want Dallas" with about four play defense with anyone in the The Tribe leader sees his club, the Britnell form the opening backcourt minutes to go in the Detroit game. league. opening game opponent, Simsbury, tandem. Six-foot-2 junior Pat Silver Chuck Tanner It's been a long time since "If we show what we have in the and Penney as prime contenders for and promising 6-foot-l sophomore pre-season, we will have one of the TORONTO (U PI) — The World Champion Pittsburgh Pirates Thursday in- Philadelphia's faithful have had a CC IL honors. W ethersfield, too, Joe Maher w ill see work at guard. creased the contract of Manager Chuck Tanner from four to five years at an December game which has meant so best defensive teams in the area. If could be a sleeper. "I consider right now I have six we play consistent defense, the estimated $135,000 a year, which will allow him to manage the club through much." "We've lost a lot of close games starters and two guards capable of scoring will take care of itself. I feel the last couple of years. It starts you the 1984 season. "It's the biggest raise I ever got. " Tanner said starting,” Pearson voices. "All eight In his third year at the Pirate helm. Tanner led the club to its second world we're capable of doing a lot of things to wondering what will happen next. Complete 1979 Order of Finish w ill see a lot of action and so will championship of the decade this past season and his first after more than nine ) offensively." continued the Tribe But these kids don't have that at- Score b o a rd Bucky Wilson (6-foot-2, 202-pound mentor. titude They believe they can win all 21 28 JO^n T rf4< , 77 23 RNta Raymond Ecktl Robert Thompsoh D a vid Fisn er Chr.s Deneen j ' m Angelo JOhn O av'S H D a v d Jos'-.n "I have what I consider four good men. That has improved. Haslett is Ti 01 BcpncMn Qoinn Thomas Aeinia^a F .e re ti Sto hf To m BuMartieid Gary Burgess George F.nneg an "They’ve worked harder than any M ch a e ' E vans B'l) D avs Campbell Conference Z2 (U Paul OoacotvAK 27 39 H a r r y v e a ' K ey n Fc^h Chris ( ^ g h Oav'O Jdhssen Roland Ouellette Terry Donahue guards, guards who can start for Gerard H II.ard J.m B 'em se' Ron C'e e sm a n "much quicker" from playing group I've had in a couple of years. 7) 2) TA om at JOr<( D ona'd HOW4 Bare a> R od nsoh Ken Walk er jam vi Oakes Patrick Division jack Hu.i Byf) BOyce 23 21 AfT»*>v 8u^4oo* Eamund Aynria jarres Deijde fluSS Tuverso n V chae' Fowier R'Chard Brown anyone. But they are inexperienced," Tom KenniSOh John Rude'-'^an LOS A N G ELE S (UPI) — Terry Donahue, who had his first losing-season in racquetball while Koepsel and They are carrying over what we do in □ 21 Barry NOlon /y.Hrad Dei'joe Andy M gg.ns Will.a m Lockwood -osepn Mom.cn. Robert Corcoran W L T Pts. Gary 0 Br en 'N mam ChudZ » 22 20 S c o n C r a ^ a m jneph Sw atfk Peter Benior G era ld Sitko Michaei Zanei). Bernadette F'y nn the Tribe coach tempered, "Ken- Anderson have each lost weight. Craig Hutt Rooerl Savary 1979 as L'CLA football coach, has had his contract extended through the 1982 practices to game situations. 23 l i C a t f v Ga«y a k Den $ COiOmbant Jim lndermav.,r Vince ni Littl e Gail kenneth Dem e's Philadelphia 18 1 6 42 B e rn e G leaso n F'co LOu Li'.ano nison is experienced but the other D 41 Sltp^«n Ga'M vQhn Buddington Frank D Marro Pe ter Hebert c ’ nomas Furr,( M Chaei lA'asyi season. Chancellor Charles Young announced Thursday. "The big men are definitely "And we have four kids from the Pal Gallagher Brad'ev Sh' th F 'e d e r Ck M u'ie n 23 42 Hanry O'Connall Gar y Hale johh Pit,a M a lt 0 Conno' Scott coutant Atlanta 11 11 3 25 M.chaei Kelly Anne Gw rhnr guards are inexperienced and I'm D 44 Marx Young Mark Linton Brena an P ahagan Steve Funk Ronald vaiiuti' Ro oer' jOhnsor. Donahue. 35. was thought to be on shaky ground because of his 5-6 season. quicker and playing far superior soccer team (which won the slate Kevin jones Coster voung M » e Deneen NY Rangers 10 13 4 24 Z2 34 M i c n a a i C o e c joe Saniord Can Vu^na R'Ck Hfoce Peter Hubbard sure they'll make some mistakes." Ronald Gosk -ett’ ey Lomoa’ d© w H Puckett Young, however, in announcing the extension of the contract through 1982. defense." Pearson notes, “ They're Class L L championship). They know 23 34 M a r k SkaA«n pna Dean Ge'ATd H I, ard To m Suii'van 12 10 R o g e r S c h o t C 'd .ames DouC'fOa* Peter Stracesk Bo d Angiace NY Islanders 8 12 4 20 23 39 G ar y N nO n Arlhu' GiCnev 6 " Marter.s Aian Zbe'i Mark VwUahy Manchester, as one rival coach Dav’d Hffouk Ralph AOier ,Ohn H sih o rn said: "In my opinion. Terry Donahue is one of the best football coaches in in- still not rebounding as well as they what it takes to win. Definitely it is a 24 00 J u lt in G utX x nt 27 33 C h r i H o p n e r S c h u b f * ’ •m M ann-ng Robert Rouns ava ii Sieve Scr.pps Vicn a e i V t i h t i r e , M 'haei Buck'ey Tom Rodden Washington 5 17 5 15 24 04 Chri«io(^tr Dor*» Tom johnaon Steven johanison Le w'S B tner tercollegiate athletics." noted, was somewhat one- Pn.ii.p Geiineau V'Chae' Davs Steve Harinet* George Duggan should be as a group but they're carryover." 24 10 M a rk B argiu n q Kevin Kavaraugh John T ryjie y 1 Robe rt Le vy Stanley Danko Pau Gu'iie*t# Smvthc Division Kevin Gai'erani Eric ’ hompson G eorg e L'htOh 11 13 k 'O B 'a k e dimensional a year ago and therefore definitely better. 24 12 £ a L t m i f u * johri Palm er Janet Hawks Lee LA'igstor' Benn e't M.'ie r Confidence 24 13 J a m t t C r o w le y Georgt R.piey Chares PaydOS Le on ard D A'otto David Thomp$on W L Dav d Doyif Glenn O'V'ne t.Chard lovne Rober* Ouenet'e Oe nn s Mabe e T Pts. somewhat easily defensed. A repeat 34 15 P r a o a r K k jam ei Turner Oa n.ei Sekieck. ) H a n Na'icy Capiow “ If we play defense and rebound, Jam es Bever X 23 Stephen jOhnson w. c Karen Scot’ 24 17 ToOd A A fy tr Lee JOhnion JtC k P elds Mic ha e i Jott o -anice Horr. R'Chard M chBLd DENVER (UPI) — Denver Nuggets' Coach Donnie Walsh says David Vancouver U 9 7 29 M a r y C o fie y Sharon R 'Ccard' is not likely. 24 II B r i a r O iD o n 27 40 J o h n D o y l e Ron F a nn a we'll be tough to beat. It’s not that Schedule: Dec. 11 Simsbury A, 14 ROh DeSimone Oenn.j Paw ch s« m es LOODy Se ' 'Ckiey ROber* Ncy 34 19 T .m 0 4 V a l« « ,/Ohn S ia n k o Jef frey Sm.tn Korehk.ew :i Thompson has resigned two lop leadership positions with the NBA team. He Chicago 8 9 8 24 "Our shooting as a team has im - Mark X eenan Ci-r.s H^DOaro R-Ct ard H*nneSSe. Leo Cyr we won’t get beat but I don’t expect 34 22 M a rk 3iav C a n la ia n e N>ck Swaoa n e nre th Peterson Robert SeOur St. Louis 8 16 4 20 proved tremendously," Pearson je 13 Thornes Mererda M ke Remig.no Joseph Fsi^tas-a S'eve Rooichaud to lose too many, not if we play 27 East Catholic H,'29 Hall A, Jan. 3 ]4 29 A a b a rt H in ta rm u ta r Jeff Nottonton K e vin Butler P h .i.p 8as« Jerem iah LlOyiJ Chr.s Gauther .'•erner S chull 11 40 Kev.n W illiams and National Basketball Players' Association representative. Winnipeg 8 15 4 20 reports. "We have several kids defense and rebound well. And we 34 34 B r u c t M a cM a n o n Roger Wiik V'i'er Brown Robert SpTo Oenn s Miner Erriest Mcm errey Ferm i H. 5 Wethersfield H. 8 E)ast 24 33 t<^«raro V trg a a u Bob Caplin Jeff Tc.ro Ron Ma ihoit R'Chard JOrSOn Ronald M'Cha.d jr* Car.sen Mark 0 Br.en 17 00 R o n a 'd M enco j'jd'f h Cooper He said Dan Issel. who had shared the team leadership job with Thompson Colorado 7 14 3 17 capable of shooting and scoring. 24 27 C h n t (Arai'on ^ony HoiiiSier W'l'i a m Sie .g'eo er Oeora Ba.iestr n have seniors in key positions and Hartford A. 11 Windham A, 15 Peter Strang Dan f',e Schitier jack Deibrpok Donald MaMran 24 40 Boo«r» Go»4»r.r'g Todd B rkar'uth Vark Murph, Tho m a s V anoestao* Robert Raymond the past two seasons, would now serve as team captain and backup center Fran* Poronora Manufi Torres JOhn S ullivan Edmonton 5 13 6 16 We ll try to run more as we have , 24 44 S tt v t S ne iia t jo n n B05CO AMHwr LarsOh N a ncy 7Aurph» usually when you do. you w ill do fair- Simsburv H, 18 Enfield A. 25 Penney Kui' hor- M.nakaA s Lester Roberts Richard Coob Ted OoDieSki 24 «a A r t $rr 1*1 2’ 43 joceph F u P r e r j sm es Ca' ah an E d w a rd Bowen Robert Simmons Ron Cra.g Kim Hughes was the club's new players association representative "I more quickness. Our guards have jteveri Lund OC'rore Odkiey ly well. We have some who've been 24 47 jo v a p n No*i Cnr.t Coa'et M a rk Skehan Robert Tanner W.lham T,erne» A, 29 Conard H, Feb 1 Hall H, 5 Fer- Bob Massarc p;j rf Gejss P a lr-c k Collins Wales Conference 24 4 | O a r v o g i Edivard Mu'iarxey 3 Dere k Stone David Bergstrom Russell Agne resigned some time ago. " Thompson said "We just have one captain now It more diversion to their game. Day 0 Par rot* 'Aar 0 Cerso w ^effrey Doenges around two years and they know mi A. 8 Wethersfield A, 12 East Hart- 24 30 m U h r i g , ' m otny H'xson Robert Robert F.sh joe Sm.fh Norris Division Donald Johnson Michael Zotfa fl Chard Gritlit h was a decision I made " "I'm more confident than I have 24 30 P a l e B e r t o t o P R Ck F o i ’nomas f a rr an Tho m a s Bry e rs Gary Franchi Dave Cameron what to expect. I think we ll be a very ford H, 15 Windham H. 19 East BruC e WCO'iey JOhn Ma nfer John Te lle r jr W L T Pts. 24 32 O u r c a r M iln « Bob h’nae James S«a'et Stephen Gentile Mark Caouttie Suzanne Sangree Stan Bour(JOr 24 34 S ta v e M c N u P ,/Crry V elC h Onra MiCh e e' M urph y Anthony Massaro been in several years. We have a good team. I think, if we don't gel Hec'or Poor gwei JOhn V a n lh o Phil Staknis Lou Brock Catholic A. 22 CCIL Playoff. 25 CCIL Dan Stark Judson Potter ‘ Pa ul voipe Montreal 14 7 6 34 24 34 P n .i.p G033 Jim Troccni v .a fk ’ ap'O v a ith e w S’:hm a Michael Zanedi 13 03 Todd Oa-nes good mix of talent. 1 feel we can 27 ‘ i- Cnr '3 Por*e"an«.e Ronald Schauster Jam es Diamond DAYTON (UPI) - Lou Brock, veteran St. Louis Cardinal outfielder who any bad breaks, we'll be fighting it Playoff. 24 33 B U I V a r t h a c 79 :o 1 0 Connor A ' am S ew ertsen Eugene Memmick D avid Cook Los Angeles 12 9 5 29 24 34 G a r e F e r g on a Pf*e r M u 'p n y nand Sauer V a rT.n Margagryjni Gerard Probulis George Bruhns 1C kenneth A Necn *.io Bri a n iilt n o k 13 43 K i r s t e n B a r b e r enjoyed a remarkable comeback in his final season as an active player, is the 24 37 jta Vakrr John traAO rthy Oav d H o ck n an Rhoen Ward Brxe Manalitr Bruce DcTora Aust n Giilis Pittsburgh 10 8 5 25 S'eve Fun k Jonn Berger 24 3’ I.r** N e fle rm a n r 33 Oar ei Bw rnnam Rcberi Va»e' Adam Gtuss Bernard Bodma jay 0 Keefe R.Ck K l a t'k y Alfred Zodoa winner of baseball's Hutch Award for 1979. 24 3’ B a rry P'O ttO r A ar Dolier i Seoby tarose Andersor Anthony Parrptta John Rooney Hartford 8 8 8 24 De nnit ConnoHy Dan Frey Rec Volleyball 24 31 B a r r f Aimorq 1 .m Soo'C» Boo A ,nr>e Oer'y oeS-mas Theodore Koizak JOhn Po eion The award is voted annually in memory of Fred Hutchinson, who was Pa ul Spinaiia Ale* (Sordeuk Detroit 8 10 5 21 24 34 Dav'fl Brondur* Mark Newcomb Hebert Dodge jarh.es Dewey Priscilla Robinson Robert Herron Flyers Use Fists 23 00 R ortaid KnaDP jam »y Kowa' JOhn M onci.'e Bill G ardin e r jo ao R om eo Ca*>de Alan Havens Women's Siandingx- Great M.chaei 0''ta'.a Boo W illiam s manager of the Cincinnati Reds when he died of cancer in 1964. It goes to a Steven C h a mb e ’ S jean Tracy Sam Hutchinson 23 92 R ' C A a r o J v a i t r Nobby Cai(}wf" A 23 Mark Dfv re David Bo'ton M'Chaei Goetirvck AdamB Division K im b e rle y w ens John Giezen Jim Giger Expectations 13-2, Crockett's 12-3, 23 03 /rai* t n a d w 'k B I- V c L fi an Mchafi Ladd Davd w .'.s Jonathan Ratciit* player who exemplifies the character and fighting spirit of Hutchinson. Th om as Form icn e ii a Donareli Eider Keitn Johnson W L T Pts. 23 04 L u k e O Connor C A HoD O'nj Paul Grogan ’odd Pomaioh Joseph Baranotvskas Thrifty Package 11-1. BMI 10-5. R'Cha rd Ba ker W'li.am Ogden Cindy Bcime PresenUtion of the award will be made at the Dapper Dan sports dinner in 23 04 R o b e r t D a y Paler Orteef Jeffrey Cohen Ma"hew Mar ane' a Crank Scaiia Douglas Schum ann 12 13 B e r n a r d P a s s m a n James Rogers BuIIalo 17 6 3 37 25 II W '‘ i i a m S f j e V 'k o 7» 00 O a v -0 C'StewAk 79 30 P e t e r B o u e n e r M a ts Car ison Mark Murphy Extending Streak Farr's 9-3, Buffalos 1-14, Chargers 0- D a v d Ki.ne Tony Vivairoi Hooert Houde 23 13 M a r k P a r . a r Thomai Danahy Raymond Parr Tood Piant.fr Leonard Boardmar Pittsburgh, Feb. 3. ) Bob Donneiian Thomas iiard Boston 15 7 4 34 23 16 k e n C o i l ' o r Robert Vartored. H en ry (Goiet Mark H.xSOh Marc Nemeth Ray Prochorchik 15. M o r i a r t y ' s 0-15. G e o f trty G ardn er Jack Rutherford Peter Santos 23 i | R o b e r t j o r ^ a o n R.chard Af«y 79 13 R o r t a i d V c C u l C h e o n vOSeph K a re ck 11 30 JOC C o o p e r Minnesota 11 6 7 29 Micha el R T Murphy G Ernest Fournier flOy Got* John Stallworth Men'x National- Lathrop 11-4. 23 I I j o r a t n a n B e a t P a u l H o c k m a ” Greg Andrews JOhn Cr.lCO NEW YORK (UPI) — It’s time to sit up and take a good, hard X 13 Ee*' Rhoades j a y We mira uD John piaster Tom Noonan 23 20 Cr.ane* O yto f' C hr.sto phe r UyOOn Edward Grace Kenneth Beyer Sam Pette Toronto 12 10 3 27 j e fi O a .gic Frederick RydiewSk Dan Hariung North Enders 9-6, Economy Electric 23 21 B ' u c e T a . t n i George Mame Stephen McEi#nev HOy O.on Ne ' Begiey PITTSBURGH (UPI) — Wide receiver John Stallworth, who came into the look at these amazing Philadelphia Flyers. Kcnn ath Ger e V Ctor Kubii'US 13 Stanley McM'Uan 23 24 V ' C h a e i D a n k o Bi'i W aiferw Randall Hopkirn A ihe m F fe d ' .cf Susan Jacobs Quebec 9 14 4 22 Ron izum. Davd Bale 0 J P atenaude foreground when sidekick Lynn Swann reported late to training camp and was 9-6. Tierney's 9-6. Hoggers 8-7, 25 74 B>)i P eo ace 74 0 3 P a u l K e u y John 0 Connell Roy OiOn Harold Luetien They no longer rely on the bully Robert H.niern"ntsler Joan Guisto James Sorensen 23 77 B ’ li S a r o e r t A iiu a m Saundery Jim Lyons R 'C hard Cech LOr#n Lehr Thursday's Rrsulls “ They were taking a lot of cheap Llovd's 8-7. Tire Biters 4-11, AMF Tim o thy Connelly Joan Praskiev.ci Davd Wenc sidelined twice by injuries. Thursday was named the Pittsburgh Steelers' tactics that trademarked their play 23 21 G i e r n G 'a t ie r A n d y JOC David Latnrop se.) Snap ro Edward Stevens JOhn Hann Alfred Covtiio Peter Daigle 23 79 Thornai (Aa iet Peier Amoer Mar* Gediman Jo nathan Sm. 'n Will.am R'Chev Most Valuable Player for 1979. Islanders 4. Boston 3 shots early in the game. They’re sup- Head 2-13. 22 OS Tim M'li e r Randy Renandcr JOhn Tener in years past. Now, they are simply 23 29 jetf Lancaiter Robert Lampetter Gale Jones Tom Seery Gordon Fuller Peter Le eds Kevin Bergen John L a n o a Sr posed to be a clean-skating hockey Men's American- Redwood 13-2. 23 X Stanlty CnO)n$ki jam et Kehoe W ll.a m L y n ch G ar y M a rch u k The lanky Stallworth, who broke quarterback Terry Bradshaw's two-year Quebec 5. St. Louis 2 C h a r'e s R eere Roy Meroili A'liiam Faiiis Haro'd Reed the hardest working team in the 23 X Patrlos Angeles Kings. 23 47 T o d d C o liin g t 29 20 K e v in C le a ry Robert Hauschou Kevin Hughes Mark LOWney Ano'ew P.ep'er S' gene Dessureau Donald Stanton R'Cha'd E ckenhQ's' Stephen Schensoi and Paul Holmgren. American Standings- Manchester 23 4| S te p h a n L a m b Frank Garuti Doug Post M'Chaei LOmOardO Mike Perkins Eldmonton at Winnipeg But the Flyers are still very R c h a rd R o im a n FrecJ Gerber jOhn Moyn.hah Ann 0 B ' en Darryl Dawkins 23 49 Stave A lla n C o tta t C o n ita n i ne Donald DaviS Ffeoer.c Mahler Tnernas Amenta Stephen verdi Wd'ter Smolensk Gien Br t ' t In other games, the New York Cycle 2-0, Pete's 1-1, Farr's 1-1, Fuss 23 X V ir K a n i C u rr y Boo M itchell S'ephen Johns Dave Ferlmg Buffalo at Colorado capable of uping their fists - as Wayne Wytas Dave DeGumb a George .or-g' n P H ILA D ELPH IA (UPI) — Philadelphia 76ers' Coach B illy Cunningham 23 X Jo h n M ^ t ) n Michael Muir Sally Z-mmer Ooug 'ndermau' Sarah Rilay Islanders edged Boston, 4-3, and K a r l V i.KOWSk. M.chae' Sm.fh R'Cnard . '.edah; R.Ck hiey 1-1. One Hour M ; National - M oriar- 23 X M ik a M c D e r m o t t Thomai Breen Ddn>ei C h ciiu s 1 W.'i.am Beyeriy evidenced by a bench-clearing brawl 10 43 C h u c k C o i M o n M ke Wfm.g.no ..oseph M eredith said Thursday that while he's concerned about Darryl Dawkins' 23 31 D e a n A n d araon Michael Aiudi Jeffrey Waneiee Char les Ross Kevin Wortman Quebec posted a 5-2 triumph over St. ty's 2-0, Westown 1-1. HPMarket 1-1, Scott V a n g in. '2 0 B 'y a n R a ’ hOurn B ru ce SdC-n Mark Pazder in the third period. 25 34 AAarh H e n r m t y Chrit Beyer 79 30 C r a . g E H - O t l VA tt h a w H a ii.S'y Karen Hawkes backboardshattering escapades he's certain the 6-foot-ll'/i center doesn't do 23 33 A la ia n d a r A p ta lb a u m EHiOt Peterson Ph I G riffith I O .'Se V c G a rth 4C j e r r y to b .n Thomas Gr.Mon NBA Louis. P lice 0-2, BA’s 0-2; Seniors - Robert Russell Robert Boland J im F ilig e r a id Can Kieiison tho'n a s Sa o'cnja F a tn M 'lie r Dav d Kershaw "W e’ve bwn down before," said 25 34 P a ta r A n th o n y JOhn Peastev G ar y S 'even it on purpose 23 39 E r ic Thompaon John Hammond Pau' S'ackpoie LOrrame Crowey E la o e ih v o u i' Eastern Conference Ittlandrra 4, Bruinx .3 Fogarty’s2-0, Irish 1-1, Moriarty's 1- Scott Rhoades Er.c Lund - ames R ad im sk. Reggie Leach, whose three goals 23 39 jO h n jo h n to n 20 23 J o s e p h G r i k i S Angus Woolten jorn Besser Chrijtopner va'tr' Bever’y MpMeman NBA Commissioner Larry O'Brien has directed Cunningham. Dawkins and Frank Martone Waller /-''•(ke' Gar, Wallace Bryan Trottier scored two goals 1. Sportsman 1-1. Fogarty Bros. 1-1. 24 00 J>m O O ylt Lee Bradley George Sia'e .Sark K r a .C '''* a A n.am Shaw Atlantic Division Edmund Burke ..ererr ah LOwney gave him 22 for the season and helped 24 04 J im G r iy m k o w a k i Gary Crowley John Burger Day d Aaish ..esi.e Culler Sixers General Manager Pat W illiams to meet with him this afternoon to dis- X 3-1 Remo Pace'i. Crank Napoiitanc W L Pet. GB and Mike Bossy added a goal and an Cooper Package 0-2. 24 0 3 Pttar Ou4traia joieph Smicrope 79 33 W a i t e r S o b e r R Chard Law M a rce l Mygvjen.n the Flyers rebound from a 3-0 deficit Dan wabrosse V'r.haei Hopk.ns cuss the situation. "I'm sure (O'Brien) is concerned," Cunningham said 24 04 O ava ce m ia u x Duke Hutchmsen .lerry Grasso Char es w h Tt, Roger uaFrance assist to lift New York and extend A M AOamson Gary rg Dav d Saunders Boston 19 6 .760 94 07 R o b t r l F r a o a tte LOUiS S chum an Dcnaid Brodcur A n d rva G a ' . e? Oav'd Terry in the first period. Ralph B4'es Barr, Leg"Orn Raymond Newman "The way 1 understand it, he's concerned that this would become an epidemic 24 07 Jo hn K e lly Vincent FabfiJi Phili.p Boyer « e nnalh Coo* Charles Boma'v Boston’s winless streak to five Raymond Oose Tom Aad e ck. Philadelphia 20 7 .741 "We weren’t really Signed by Bears 24 01 D a rv u i M cC o rm a ck Kenneth Gar!r>er Cufuiorn Smgh kha'sa E " e h 0 gang ’ed P'a't George CO'i.ns in the league." .^iiMoro B e m se r S 'a n if V Cna *o ,» Susan Hoagiand games. Bob Bourne scored his first 24 01 Jo ta p h V la n o m c i Bob 0 Am ice Carolyn Court 12 '3 A; C arra ta no Cayioh Man I 00 k m H aw kes New York 14 13 .517 Tom lacoooni SvjSan naug h t upset (after the, CHICAGO (UPI) — Former Notre 24 >2 R o b e r t C l a r k Larry Hodge Donald Lioyd B 'I Rosenbeck Norrnan LaF ranee ,erry Brown .0 33 aiph Pollack Joseph M artutc. Ron Berrvard goal of the season for the Islanders 2a >3 Frtdarick Turxington Leroy Coilms Steve M-attco Sebas* an Lom oarp Robert Raymond Chuck Munsie Washington 10 13 .435 first period). The Dame wide receiver Chris Haines joei Bec«er Ross CuShmah osepn Ffehai 24 1) Stephan Kittredg* John Aiiegra Bruce MOQuin M.chaei Dawgert Hero Grommeck and Terry O'Reilly, John Wensink Dav'd Warner Aii ar' L'C h t fr V a rk Oei«uc* 74 <3 J o h n J K e ll y 21 10 C h risto p he r F if ids John Saicius N'Ck ’ nermenos Bruce Drryzga NEW ORLEANS (UPI) — Halfback Chuck Muncie, who became the first New Jersey 11 16 ,407 guys had con- was signed by the Chicago Bears Paul Ounion Patr.Ck lynn C'ank * m*owsk Roger Boothiiuar Steven Luoemann X 00 D a v id K a y Jean ne rJu rp ny Albert Rosente'O and Peter McNab scored the Bruin Larry inge Anthony Pertetf. narve, LevM Kevin McCutkar Richard LeMay Gary Dabfhiah J.m S'ewerisen Greg Frey running back in New Orleans Saints' history to rush for 1,000 yards in a single Central Division fidence to go out ; Thursday to replace Steve Schubert, Roger Palmer Chuc k A *ariO Brian Gray Thomas Brahm Robert Matthews Terrence T emey Bod Jud goals. C ou rtney Wh.*e z O r llin jack W M.ams and work harder.' who was placed on the injured 24 20 Jotaph Stanley Richard H nman JOhn P erch C H Scan a J.m Brieim ann season. Thursday was honored by his teammates as the most valuable player W L P e t . GB vettrey Wmn'Ck P Joseph Ou nn ,. m T a n n o Ray Stont Aay HcdaKen Linseman ' reserve list. Peter catontaine Jan Sionski Chr.stopher Saunders B II H aiieck Harold Anoersor judson RamaHer Bernard Sims Mark Walton Blair Stewart scored his first two George Kom not /Oe Qutnn Ed K.ng K'P B'ake Oav d SanoQu S' I lOyd Rom an Defensive end Don Reese was named most valuable player on defense, added two goals for Stephen vassaro Robert Fnmod.g Br an Ad'er Houston 13 12 .520 Haines, Washington's ninth round 24 23 B o b K e e t e Stuart Horn Greg Kaiiio G'or.a Berghu'S Dale Soares Normand Nobert jay Savastano u naa F laveii goals of the season to help Quebec Tom Seary Jon Sonsiroem B lit Tr.DOW Denn.s Scha.n M'Chaei Shei'ie while reserve running back Jack Holmes was a surprise selection as M VP on San Antonio 13 13 .500 the Flyers. draft choice last year, played in only R'Chard Stone Paul Sehi Edward Bedna'z Renat Chariano Jot Duirui Richard Cobo BOSCO Fow ler jOhn Vav s defeat St. Louis. Michel Goulet, Rob- George Brown Bruce Laubt JOhn Leonard special teams. Brian GOCtller 70 3 3 D o u g P o t t e r T.m Finntgan Betsy Hoiter ,ohr Perk.ns Cleveland 13 17 ,433 "I don't like what happened tonight one game before the Redskins D onald Lev ne J.m Kelly jetlerson DavS ja'en'.AO Pa*ar r 26 39 i N i l l l a m H - i v o r Ronald Veamer X 03 Joe 6ucc< Julia Smaria bie Ftorek and Roland Cloutier Don f ranc'S Albert BiCklty and I hope our guys have long released him this fall, Schubert was Dava Davaiya Jarnet Tayior jofl Palmgre Stephen Szymansk R 'C hard L yhCh Indiana 12 16 .429 , P e t e r H a r r . g a n Brenda'S R tiliy Se Murphy scored the other goals for the Nor- LiM Berry Harry Johnson Gregory Paieoiogos Lawrence Paute M'Chaei Dowres Ted Cox Wiii.am Fischer Robert B'Ckiey . t " , BOSWOMh Detroit 8 17 .308 memories," Flyers- Coach Pat Quinn injured Sunday at Tampa Bay, suf- Bill Simmoni Alon A Aard John Guia Lawrence Carg i> 14 03 R obert Sealer* Rich Satagai Harold Tarbtii Bra" Kenned* diques while Bem ie Federko and 24 33 J a y F t r g u i o n Clifford Langa Michael Shea Lee Burr.s JOhn F arr TORONTO (UPI) — The Cleveland Indians traded third oaseman Ted Cox said of the brawl which resulted in 70 fering a severely sprained knee. Steve Kiisock Burton Ma.sner ja c k Gett ng Donald Hes> " Allen Banner David Oommeiio Dan Roy Hoigate Dean Western Conference Gary Ltav'M Carl Cabone van n Duffy to the Seattle Mariners Thursday for pitchers Rafael Vasquez and Rob Wayne Babych were the St, Louis Chrti vander'Jeide Laird BruSter Arthur Merry ArrkOid G ro t jon L ndberg penalty minutes and four ejections. Coach Neill Armstrong said he it Ben BeardSky James Baker SuSan L.ncO'n Roger Yergeau Ha'mut Cotft Room Clark Oav d Peck R'Chard Kiebart Midwest Division scorers. Tom A iello Andrew Arsenault Kenneth Parad s J.m King Pietroburgo and a player to be named later. may require surgery. 24 40 T i m G u r t k i Mark Furmis Tom O'Connell Earl Pinkcripn EriC SneyChenko Cathy Cone LOr. DuCharme Davd Be It' Robert Periont Pettr wabtier Boo Wheeler Dav'd Dowd W L P e t . GB I B r u c e H f . n It'll We.rether John S'one w ') am M e 'ie y Cox, 24, batted .212 with four home runs and 22 RBI for Cleveland in 1979 in Kurt MirKh David Molchan Andrew Freeman Ma'lhew McCatirev Richard tea Davd Dull James Hartley Kathy Leonard Milwaukee 34 43 R o b e r t K o i TO 40 Jo hn C ronan Patr.ca Wass.k Michael Egan 78 games divided between third base and the outfield. The right-handed M'Chaei Mealy M B T a ,( o r W 'l’ .am K enneOr Jtate Arnold Oouglai Lehr Ned Oubi'o Robert Brown Stephen Barton 8IP(g)IE‘g8 Q U lZ Donald Hutisman Lesi'C Rooinsen Maureen Turner Kansas City Gary Petroft David Hall Donme Parker Douglas Mattson R'Chard Breen Vasquez. 21, opened the season in Seattle then spent most of the year with Steve Sedgwick Jeffrey Mogiein.ck 12 13 ja re d S*ans< eid 74 X T o m N o o n a n Patrick Payoos Peter Krupp James Wickwire Stanley C rilfih Denver Bowling Robert Wooster C.ndy GC'S ng#r Edmond Godreau John Lahda Michael Manma C h risto p he r M its John Hincko Spokane of the Pacific Coast League. Pietroburgo, 22, a lefthander, has been Brad R chardson Davd Fletcher Glenn Stacy Tom McDermott Jaka Sullivan S 'e vc M a rk e s Ch Anthony Katin Michael Wilton 31 23 R onald 0>on Dan W*ikw i| Brian Winklar Chicago .259 lUA Jam et Buchaiiki Robert Parmeiee Patrick Duggan assigned to Tacoma, the Indians' Triple A affiliate. Joe HfMernan Joe M artens Donald M a’iran X X jatlrey Palndge 1 20 43 W i l l i a m F r a n k s Paul Aas James Pashiey Oowgtai Fitt M a ry JO Tauoa j.iseph LaRoccd Janet Riten.e Steven Kann Utah .192 13 Martin 204-204-599. Vic Terry D'ltaiia UerdOh TOdO TRI-TOWN- Rob Migliore Margotta 500, Ray Ethan iNhitaktr X to MiChaei Saimond Robart Ch.pman Scott Murphy Bill McDermott Mike Oanahy James Dean M'Chaei McGiamery Bruce Taggart Robert Hutchinson Sakata to Orioles Squadrito 213. Fred Nassiff (George O a n if u Kcnnath Doo'son jChn vVh If June W isie Jam es Morelh Pacific Diviaion 207-225424, Bob Arendt 201- Bessette 518, Skip David Oonci Donald Noeeer Eugene Charon 24 33 R o b e rt M a n th o G'lberi Rorter'C Jam es Shea Carl Baker MariO Anorga jake P ante Thomas Kaenan 14 to 202-222-567, Mike Petrunio Tim Brown joe Swift Paul Tatf Robert Judd TORONTO (UPI) — The Baltimore Orioles obtained reserve infield Len W L Pet. GB 541, George Stampp 229- McConnell 529, Mike Mar- James Tierney Bruce Bo'and Robert Taylor Richard Symington Thomas Buflum Saul Beaumont Susen Shoenttit Russtii Goss Bill Bickiey 20 30 D a v id C a rn tS Peiar Leary Sakata from the Milwaukee Brewers Thursday for right-handed pitcher John Seattle 18 8 .692 - 521, Brian EMwards 204- tin 225580. 205 27 00 John F n g a u ll B'li McC'OSkey }> 23 Eamon Fianagan Stephen F a rr.n gio n Jeffrey Cone Kenneth Dardick j.m Keefe Julian Nichgtt MiChaei Boraks Douglas Reiyta John Bcaudrv Bruce Cunningham Marcia Feiber John Toemay Barr Snechiay Flinn. Los Angeles 19 9 .679 - 567, Dave Fraser 202-511, Eric Grant Grant Wiggms Alan W t'Sim ar Oav'd Hail Joseph Labeii William Furniss John Andtrson Renatd Keenan David Prirtdivilia Gary Cwortk David Kerr Peter L.sowski Thomai DeMiiie Jay Babcock John Skypeck Phoenix 17 11 .607 2 Dick Kingsley 205565, Dick David Handerton Sakata. 26, spent most of last season with Vancouver of the Pacific Coast K. tti C.- Ken Monroe Carrii Covino D o nald WOiff Dale Eggers jant Arnold James M inicucci Paul O'Pietro Paul Zanit W>'i am Po w ers Roo Roche 27 03 Robart Martin Paul Noonan Dennis Leghorn Steve M inicci Victor Slone League and hit .300 in 118 games. He played in only four games for Portland 16 12 .571 3 Coons 204-526, Steve David Boehm Stephen M em er 205580. Mario Frattaroli Blit Billing James BOylf O an'ti Stevens William Peowiki Thomai Ceviii Thomas Prtzkop Gant Moore Jeffrey Kohan Mark jeskf Paul A Dim Larry Campion M a rs h a ll Roiwe Milwaukee. Flinn. 25, pitched last season for Rochester of the International San Diego 12 17 .414 m Scbindler 223-506, Norm POW DER PUFF- Edna Robert Turkington Robert Russell Francis Oaklay 211-568, Tony Baluk 212-563, Paul Ooyie RiChard Hadden Gent Tworek Bob Deneen Ron Cworek Stephen Rose C ary Wilkins Ntal Moyltn J^ lrgy Cwynn# Jeff Gooeard M'Chaei Kurdzo Cra come out, and in light of it, Lorinda p a r a b t o p rt o o d 1 9 9 0 m e d a t T h a a a x r a n i l a a l a e e o n t o bit too easy." Complete 1979 Order of Finish Oilers-Steelers deRoulet emerges perhaps as a poor In a o o n a n d l a v a m o r a m o n a y t h a n y o u t h i n k p o a a lb t o Riggins and the other Redskins responded to Pardee’s professional baseball operator but a o n a n a w 1 9 7 8 C h a v r o M f r o m C a r t o r a . talk by exploding for 31 second half points and a 38-21 win C o n l i n u e d f r o m I ’ a ^ e 1 5 Te rr e nc e LuOdy P-*';, j a y Da n.e's Ch a rl e s Smith scrupulously honest woman who «r e d L eoow tj 19 30 De bor et Cle rk Th orne s Zocco Mrs Rodgers Pat M cGr a th Willi a m Ric e An dre w M c C u t k e r III 43 IS A m y oiossm a n over the Packers. The victory kept Washington tied with P f t e r Mo'm e t G a ry P ark er W a rre n Th o m a t Cooper H e ro id Smith ettristoph er Ouellette Scott Graham merely did what she felt was right. j a m f t Dugga n Ai e n God d a rd Je c k Tu tty Dallas one game behind first place Philadelphia in the Aiber* C a r,III R ich a rd Stoeffler Stephen M ori a rt y Karen Prewa In Showdown E f e o v e ' A'PiACiOro Gle nn Ve ff e Ron B ordan R,Ch ard Bi'aCOury Ch a rl e s Linds e y Bill CuMmane 43 70 Robert Jones AAerie Guertin Unbeknownst to her, McDonald Boe Susan Schardt Susan C urn e n tight NFC Eastern race. B a ro a 'a MCLa ga n Stephen M e itje r Robert M o m t o n J e rry C e m bria Pe trk ia Gibson John G annon Je a nn e Conn ell and Bavasi agreed Ute Angels would 15 45 Robert Bergen O av d e>ackwe % Dudley H a m lin Da n,e l Ki e mm an To m Eric k t o n C andic e C re rci a Lind a Hogb arg receive Craig Swan and Elliott Mad- Fr a n k Sena 41 10 C h n s Boyd Kart Prewe 0 « v f Ph-ii,p4 A-tli a m Brown in F r e d M a n a lf e y L u e Z e iie r 43 2$ N a ncy Sewitch audience will be on the Houston Astrodome Monday night when yards of his 34 receiving yards during the second half. Robert Coutiey Peui N orling Mark Siegai Pe t#f Anrtudi E i'h u Fern Fr a n k BarrChvs Bill De mpse y dox and give the Mets Willie Mays E d w a 'd La nsb erg R iCh erd Don Susan Ziotiow Sheila Dunn The Redskins took a 28-21 lead on Riggins’ 12-yard B II G ra v e r Sarah Sangree 38 15 Anthony Z a rithe ny }9 3S Dougla s Do enge t W illi a m Ke an G ordon W'llOughby Mik e Boyd Eile en McCusker the Oilers play host to the Steelers in an AFC Central showdown. Aikens and Dickie Thon in return. Oav bton 4t 15 P e rry Se elert Robert Ciatfey touchdown catch after linebacker Monte Coleman had in- w a u'e e n t a c e y Jt 50 Joan P ra t k .e vic t Ho w a rd Smith D e vid Fr e v e l M a rk B e t’ Skip Rots Todd H e im Pittsburgh brings to town the Bavasi and McDonald didn’t ac- DeO' Ha a a«yav Ja m e t PfanCO''ne j r J e rry D o ^ v a n LO'S Hesseri Bonnie Be ach 44 to B e a trk t Mesaa NFL Standard set from 1966-73. The tercepted at the Green Bay 35 with 12 minutes remaining. 'M 25 JOt VCMuO " Stephen Sennflti F rf O Ste fanowici Lin e tt e Bra nha m Ke n Siepane k Richerd Sweetnem NFL's highest scoring and most po- tually shake hands, but they said it Tom C u r l't t jOhn D e rw a y Monro e Re ck on Ju d y Long The Kansas product has been a steady force on this P*ol Hvria nO B II Owan R a y m o rd Hesiin Roge r Sk eiiey Erlih d e Me ie r 44 15 Pat Vignone Steelers moved one game in front of NEW 1979 VAar» Lownev R Chard Tr a c r A i,c r V e a iy B etty 6 lima n Jo an G ain es Gretchen Borrero tent offense. Quarterback Terry was a deal. All this took place around Bober* Pa wlot k Robert G 'li i t Pat Boord 43 35 H a n k P e stle y the runnerup Oilers by downing Cin- young W ashin^n team, which is trying to make the p cr'aro O^rh e e E d w a rd k a tch e El a in e Hills H e rm m e Dober Sandra Nade au Len Farrend Bradshaw directs an attack that has V 'h f Pu tt e d Scott Ra msay Anne Sedgw'Ck P a tric k H igg m t W illi a m M a rtin 4:30 Tuesday afternoon, shortly CHEVROLET P e’ er Delia Bena G re g ory Le on ard Donne Salmon Ja c k Goldb erg 44 20 C Neat cinnati 37-17 last Sunday, while playoffs for the first time since 1976. Pod S>vee' B u rl Schuman L a r r y Ou ellette O eboreh Setern, Sm a n Goldb erg rolled up 371 points and has averaged 35 55 R'Ch a rd v o r r tt e? George Dingw a ii Tim o th y C u rry Pe trk k Kennard before DeRoulet arrived from New jori Hu tc'' " t o r 39 40 Bre nd an Mnda Lord Shfile Wr.gh t Fr e d e ric k K e nm tion Nan Ta ylor Cleveland in the Oilers’ final regular have been the turning point on whether or not we are a )4 JO j a tie t LomDaro 3a 00 Le e Ferguson John Lyons Robe rt Tr a ch te nb erg 39 45 Pa ul R e th e w Coach Chuck Noll's club needs When McDonald provided her with Eq u ip m e n t Includ es Steven E'b a u n Fr a n k Stra nd Jo an D e rw a y 44 25 Judith Borden » e " r e t h O r t " To m Va n e ggia Je an H u rw iti Ja m e s Olson * Steven Spamer season road game. The Oilers con- good team," says Riggins. "If you don’t put points on the tm e ll V-6 , euto. trene.. Tim o th y COveilO George Cave D a nie l G a r a f ia La uri e Joseph Es th e r H e t fe rn a r three more points to erase the team all the details of his deal with the Peter CoiOT't Alla n G a rry D a vid White M a ry Pat Todd Thomas Jordan white wells. A M -F M P < " a '0 Ba rg er 'A ark P a td cr D e niie M arsh a'' R a ym ond M a rtin Susan Mora n clude their home schedule against board, you are putting yourself in an awful spot. If they Jo h n ce any H e nry Robert — ------Joseph Swenlon K a thy LOObv 44 30 Kandea Matthews record of 373 set by the Super Bowl X Angels Tuesday, including Bavasi's re dio, tinted olaee. eir C r a ’-.es t e e r e v la 05 Robert Hastings Or>nda Newton Fred Caveiarro \ \ artha ii Beo” G e rry Matth ews Je rom e St e n d b e rr. AAaureen Le e Le ddy Philadelphia, the NFL’s only then scored, you’d almost need a miracle. And in football co nditioning, powe r E r.c P e artO " M argo Jone t B a rb a ra Ange lo T e rr y Wills Lauren WMiett Robert H a r n i Ja m e s W 'ton D a vid Lisow t ki John Trocciol e Champions in 1975. If the offense insistence it would have to be an- • le erin g & bra k e s, > 'e d L u t t er Roger Koont / M a rily n Cullen Christtrte Fleming guaranteed playoff participant, on there are n’t many miracles.” la ‘ 0 Han k t a vig n e M ark Swayne Lo ri H io f e rm iti e r John Oe iy aioctric defogger. St. J4 35 Paymorio Keerev Da ni el 0 Bri#n 4) 25 M,ch e e i Sulliv an 43 45 Norerte H a le y maintains its 393-yard average over nounced by 6 o’clock or there would P ra rk La* "0 C arolyn S«-ndermari G erald Ka rQina n Sam Le ichtb erg Sue Wilber Riggins ranks among the leading rushers in the NFC 3545. D a vid .lasch Chic k Mill e r 44 40 Sue Garnsan Sunday, December 16. ^6262 Ly nn Byihro w Conn'e W 't t e D a ni e l Sie bbint C H sca C'a P a ul Od e ga rd G'e n Le gh orn Elearkor Gow en Luclllt Brian the last two games against the Oilers be no deal, DeRoulet told him he Ke n Gre en jo n n O-'v e r 18 <5 Steven G e rm a m # with 219 carries for 907 yards. He has had two previous 8 P e gre r o t o " Kyl e S ibrin tJ Br,a n Cia ncy Pa ul Gre enb erg Ted Ciitford A r r e D a . t Ronald Ha rtfe id er 3? '5 M a ry Ev a ns Tuuia Oo o'ton El e a nor M u " e n Thelma Santos and Bills in the regular season finale could not go through with it. R o b e rt M o r e t t a M a rci a F .nnegan Bar y Seenks coming against Philadelphia. In their final meeting, won Nic noi a t C et aro N a ncy Gou'd M a ri a n Te io Arth ur L a n d ry 111 Susan Roth Our uaad c a n are hiMy In- T imothy Oiga n C i n d y M i l l e r Pa ul Phinn ev Tina Gerlack yards in 1961. machine. He has set club records for George Cappatia D a vid Hunt E d m o n d Godre a u M arsh a Tho mpso n C Sports Slate) by the Elagles, 28-17, John rushed 23 for 115 yards, and Ste ve r C av a'e ri Robert Jenkins M a g g i e S u l h v a n 38 JO M'Ch a ei Dougherty Pat 0 Brie n Susan Peasa a p a e t a d a n d r a e o n - Jim Suli'va n Joan Tr a n g e r Juiie P e rr a utt M orio ri e Vocchi M ary SpurfiTko The Steelers, who defeated most completions (231), attempts Lee B u rrit 6r2 S" ea Ro o e ri M a lta 41 35 C a n Gou'd L a u r a Marti Houston 38-7 on September 9, can (416), and passing yards (3,278). The Friday G a ry H a t e r D a vid Wa ith J a m e s A a v f m f l p C arolyn B urn t Stephen Bartok Kathy Horan Redskins’ 17-7 victory on Oct. 21, 70U. Than w t back ooeh K a t h y B ro w n Donna B arr e tt Joseph O e iorgc Cand a ce Leiar>d Arturo Poor gu e i Ire ne Mutve y M e " nd a H o m b y Ros e m a ry Dorw m ta d 47 05 John Horen only passer in Pittsburgh history to BASKETBALL K e v i n C y r Jo s e p h L Heureu* Robert w eiss clinch their sixth straight division ti- Jack K a d f'k 3a 70 Je a nn e M e tt'Ck K a rl K e m e rgil GeM W e twts ki 47 10 Jufes Kerp Riggins has averaged only 16 carries a game, with four c a r w i t h a w r i l l t n Th o m a t Ra'Ci'ffe Robe rt Gen es’ Joseph Concer'hon Ja m e t C Sm.in Donald A m t lo w Arnold Rutse k JoAnn e A m u ro Ooltie Giuiietii tle by defeating Coach Bum Phillips' surpass 3,(X)0 yards, Bradshaw has Rham at Cheney Tech, 8 R N F i t g e r a 'd w " am Be'iody E v e ly n An are wS 0 u a r a n l a t p / u i o u r P N a rd a A ilii a m More y Ra ph a el Sie ch trr a n D a vid Kn ow 47 15 Donald Higgins yards an attempt. His eight combined touchdowns this D a v'd Howeii Joseph F o ri-e r 47 70 Dana Higgins Oilers. Pittsburgh would qualify for a B'l) iceenart Robert Kra tn e y Russell R o uvon Joen Hogan K a re n M c Ard i e thrown for more than 300 yards in Xavier at Glastonbury roputatton tor 43 yoore of Jo s e p h Ty l e r -e*f Oo ora if season are one away from tying his career best of nine 'A ark Pollack Douglas u o y d L n o a F a y Ho w a rd Lo wre y Anthony P a giiuce 47 75 Wayrte Tomsky A n t h o n y Soch a Snarpn V ' " # r 47 )0 Kathleen Ogden post-season berth for the eighth con- three of his last five games. He hit Coventry at E.O. Smith lair d t a lt in ttw graator Boo AAuli'gart A iiii a m Shatiuck 40 OC Robe rt F ,ff Ja m e s Lo vrr e y Mich a e l B u rri t j e r r y B e rg e r . c Mot e t set when he was with the New York Jets in 1975. He has 50 j a m e t K i f ' " Rich a rd Meth N a ncy Fish 41 40 Bru c e Belfiore Arth u r Bodin Keren Vigtiorke secutive year, tying the Cowboys’ Rob#''* Sexton for 311 against Washington on the South Windsor at Northwest Hartford aroo. Ar^lhory Coi e m ar John Reed J? 20 Ju d y G r'e s e d 'e c K G eorg e M c K a y H a rv e y Goldsle m 44 00 M a ry Elle n Cas aiino Richard GiOrgett' Le on ard Tr o u ’ ne* career TDs. Peter He a rd Steven P a tt a r e iio R 'C h a r d ston e D a nie l Le on ard Mitch e ll Goidste m Dorothy Ogde n 47 35 K P S ri^ e r 10th weekend, a career-high 364 Catholic T h o m a s T r e i b e r 6 H Tf,OOW 47 40 Susan Cambria Steve V.ark et>cn Robert Collier C hr-sioph er Bi anch f e'd Ja m e s G age Di a n e Wiile tt e Be llinge r Riggins started the season in 19th place on the NFL all- R 'C h a 'd Ste v e n s Do na'd McLa g a n 14 50 Paul Poo a r A iili a m How et D a vid Skeiiett Sean Rya n K a thy M a rlin e i Sharon Lewis against Cleveland in overtime in the Simsbury at Rorkville G r e g o r y B ' e n c h t f O '8 15 G a ry Mutm er time rushing list and moved into the 10th spot this past P o n a i d P j o t e p r t o r W ili a m P artridg e j O 05 D a vid Beruoe C a rl M a rsh a ll M a ry Elle n M e litn JOhn C Filgereid B r u c e P e rro n # Robe rt Gra now Manchester at East Hartford j a m e t L'O y O 3a 75 Dan Bre m te r Todd Brenner Robe rt Lertnehan 47 45 Jill OiSkan 13th game, and 339 last Sunday J’ 25 M'Ch a ei Godar* Hugh Ha milt on C hristin e Ra gusa Aieu FederowKi weekend with 6,576 yards on 1,625 carries. Je f fr e y R e a Dan Patenaude Le e Goodwin Wendy Ta ylo r D a vid C aiie y Vict or Zoschak : a m e t F e rr a r i Joel Esten 47 50 Laurerkce Hill against the Bengals. All three 300- (girls), 3:30 79CHEV. <5795 Rn ort d a G o d d a r d Daniel C u f tit Suta nne Nolan Thorne s Byrn e Riggins is only the third Redskin to rush for 1,000 C a m ero Spt Coup e . V-9. euto., G a r y P e rr e t t Je ffre y Ne iton Pat Pure e " Stepher' Manley E''f a b e *h Snider Anit a C a rroll Lawrence Sespenijk Da ni el Seery W ayne Th orpe Donald Holt yard performances have been win- South Windsor at East Catholic power eteerlng A brek ee. A M - 79CHEV. <5995 JOPft C'lm a rt Hal RawUrvgs A' v e n s k ut W e ndy Duff Eiwtcr Rial yards, joining Larry Brown (twice) and Mike Thomas. C a pric e 4 Door. V-9. euto., air Steve H'jnt er Maure er. DuCiot P a ul Bates 47 55 Tom Tertkaar F M S t e r e o , tilt w h e e l, lo w J a m e t v a r m e i i ' O e nnit Doyle j . m Ailis or E d w a rd M a loy Leslie White ning efforts. (girls), 3 p.m. c o n d ., p o w e r e te e rlng e nd Bob Cohen JOSepr Mamw.iCk Paul Pendergesi mlle ege and this ca r lookc new. Dav>d E kw a D D a vid Woodward j a y HOwrovd K e re n Hild e bra nd M e rityn Milli k a n He has 15 100-yard games in his career. brek ee, radio, v ln^ r o d . low Peter Wilk ioton JOhn Dahl# ;0* n Butler vin c e n io P e n ta va i'e Ja m e s O 'A m e 'o Janice Johnson Saturday D a vid Peck ''nom a s KOChanek 44 05 D a vid Borden mlle ege. Ga>i P a r a t'd t i Ch a rli e Whita k er f J F-tig e r a 'd ,0 "3 Doug'a s B a xcr At V e n s k ui, Jr John Buiher The W ashin^n offense is not built around one person, Bob Hur'e y S’ ev e n j e nt e n John Dwy e r BASKETBALL J4 55 Bret R eder Fre d e ric k Perk,ns Ju d't h LO hm an R a lp h M a nning Jo h n P Don ion j r 4| 00 Joan Couture 'o m BOuCnard a cv Am e'k a Stephen Romeo Bradshaw has the opportunity to as evidenced in the Redskin victory over the Packers. Six 72 MERC. <2095 D avid Ha milt on B ern.e GiH.t Sutan F e'ds Andre a P aia cho Robe rt Gilb e rt MCC at Middlesex, 8 Coug ar Spt Cp e . V-9 . auto., air John OavidsoT' Aaron FanQ 0 •' F sh Jo hn Chre stows ky 48 05 Deniei Wefts 77 BUCK <2595 Ma tth ew Ryd i e w t k Je f fre y Lm ton R ich a rd Boyd throw to perhaps the best pair of different players, including Riggins, scored the 38 points. c o n d .. p o w e r e t e e rlng e nd C e ntury 4 Door. V>9. euto., elr Mik e Corbin Bruce A o e is t f'" D a ve Bre nre n AI 4S Mel a nie Kopche Scott Merreti Joe Foot ane t'a 3? 10 Stephen Zagoren Ja c k Rien ks Sylve ster K a uc ik a Rham at Lyman Memorial brek ee, radio, vinyl roof, very cond.. power ste ering A brakes, Ai O'ttmart Steven Abbott Mar* Eigot John M urp h y tietida Rios wide receivers in the league — John Three wide receivers caught touchdown passes. Rickey low mile age and »porty looking JOhn Sm th Z e«e S o "'" e n o Robe rt Fr a n k lin Ja nis McConnell Le n Boyl e Alan Saucter radio. Nice d e e n cer. Ai D a rling Pa ul Ronde au 40 ts H a ro ld Kra ch Abr a h a m Cla ssm a n ICE HOCKEY car. Te rry Mink K a thy Griff in 'errence Shannon S’ even R e . s F r e d M ant el 48 to waltar FlemirKi Jr Stallworth and Lynn Swann. Thompson’s 20-yarder, Danny Buggs’ 8-yarder and John Alb e rt w ethO‘ #r F e lici a F a ik owsk i N a din e P e id e r Jim C ra m b e rlin Thom a s Goss C 'a ,g P a'to n G a ry K ing Vida Turek Maloney at Manchester (Bolton Ire Norton B e rvow't i k a t h een Dugga n P a m e la M aroid Ja m e s C arlson 44 10 P a t r k i i Sauter 4i IS Beverly Dutton Stallworth’s 63 receptions ties him McDaniel’s 39-yarder allowed the Redskins to tie the D a vid Howe Micha e l M uir M a rg a re t Kunda hl Jun e Boyles 78 FORD <4595 Susan Bu**um P a’ r c a B e ng t’ on Jim O'R ourk e 40 20 Pern Meson Palace), 7:50 78CHEV. <4495 Fairmont Sta. Wgn. 9 cyl., auto., M arg a re t La mp e ter la 30 j a m e t Robichaud E d w a rd Gre en Jef f Kenr\ ard with Seattle’s Steve Largent for the game early in the fourth period. M a libu Cla ssic 4 Do or. V-9 . Ja m e t j e nt e n Ed G a mm on B e rn a rd M c M u l’ en 'e i; Pa ul C h ' t ’ ensen Beth Ste phervon Sheila Smyth O N T H E R O A D power aie ering. This cer hea B r e " o«,- D j ' " " *Om C0tt e "0 Jo an Huff suto., air cond.. pow er ste ering RiCk Broutte a u J Scott Bro wn M e linda La P a g e Ke re n Dre i e k Scott Stumpf No. 3 spot among AFC pass-catchers only 5,000 miles, like new. C h a' es SfySfk o .Qhn (( f a rr < y Roger Ch e re w a t'i A m a A b a ir G a il M iii e r-c k FtorCTKe Hunlingten & bra k es, radio, very d e e n. Ja m e t AaMon j a m e t York Anne Le on ard T O T H E Radio, TV Tonight K a thy Gra nt LO it L y t i k W a it Anthony VOura 5 a "»a n n G e m o-e Pawl L u l l Lin d e Com itk e y m 30 David Corbeii behind Baltimore running back Joe C'auO a Ha> • Sut a n T»y(o r Suianry# B e tt e r D a vid Jacoba D e vid McCroc kIm Jan Fitter Ch a ri e t Durocher A'lU a m Ao odw a rd Gle n Bonin 7:30 - Whalers vs. Rangers, ' i f * Br ggs L#n ZvV'Cx Ka th e Frie n d Suta n Fo re nd Cathy Wynn W I N T E R O L Y M P I C S Washington (72), and San Diego wide Gre gory A(oodru»» L't a Fe m G re g ory Nick erson Ch.30, WTiC ( Bowling ) 75CHEV. <2895 Arth ur LOunder Kenneth M.k uH k B » F o i Bar oa* a K owai Oaniet Sanders 44 15 Tin a Mik oKnvsky Joyce Rondino lyionza Coup e . 4 cyf., 4 spd.. S o " C ' ntfln N cii H e ste tt John Crowle y Alan K rj p o Den t G r SWO'O 4) 50 Ja m e s Leorsard Lilli a n Banning 41 40 Sandra Ceokaon receiver Charles Joiner (65). He redio. vinyt roof. Th is ca r has L a rry ''u c i e ' Alli t o n Ma th fson Kathy Badger 9 L'Conn vs. Riehmond, WANT EI R Rich a rd Parrot* W " t t o n Che vB' er Jo el Berube B e rb a re Belch R ch ard Paul SCO*’ McC art n ey Ja c k K a d t'k joins Roy Jefferson and Buddy Dial only 14.000 miles — Ilka new. John Dwy e r Theodore R a ycro t' Constance Zodda W a rre n Le ib b a r b are Stuek m 4S Carol Pevdos WPOP SYMPHONIES- Donna .Ohn L fan 40 70 Steven He nmge r 79 FORD <5595 Dwight A'C k h a m Robert Br nd amour Robe rt Snea Ja c k Ring John M cC e rt a n P au' Myk e’ f " D a ve T im b r e " 4« so Barbara Franchi as the only three players in club Mustang p h is 3 Door. 4 cyl., Aoe V a h e w R ch.a'd Boncie k Errsie Uthgersarmi PETE P ATTE R S O N-SU Rm w M a libu Cla ssic 2 Do or. V-8 . R'Cha rd OOerg j r R ich a rd Fid dle r E d w a rd Colem an j e m e « Rook Chris Satan record of 1,295. Jefferson’s club Hkc new. jo n a t Seane Susan Munson B J C a u vin auto., air cond., ra dio, power Th o m a t Cru t e L'O d a La t a iii f Ja nm e Mockus 44 » Ann C a g e Francis Kirwin NITE OWLS- Linda JOhn Schmueck er Gre g Hoii tie r JOhn B a if a no W illi a m Ha n k inton B e ve rly Boyfa Sanford Pie pler 49 05 Christine Beichunas mark of 67 receptions In 1969 is steering & bra k es, vinyl roof. D a rryl He rt a nt E d w a rd P rylDvS f Te d Gut kowski Joa eph Stanluna s "Pete is rem aik abl e." say the U.S. TRUCKS PiCha ro Bruck ner s a lly Nobe rt B im a lim L e h in E d w a rd Curto ws k y 49 to Cynthia Corrte Massaro 192-199-553, Mary LO'i K a rt k y P hilip M chaud Goroon B u'r t Cin dy O a v d t o n Nic k D e va n n o Sue M atthe ws 49 IS Nancy Luc km an Ski Te a m Co a ch e s. Alt e r su ll e ring a within closer reach. USED CARS C*“aries Mu sener John ReycroM Lourie 181-476, Carol Ronald P a lm e r . T'b o r Bak ai L a u r a Z'Ont t Jim Meson 43 00 M a r y M arte ns C hristin e Mooney Eittan Christensen le mur bre a k at La k e Placid In 1978, <4395 T mothy Hogan la 40 Donald Dene e " Gre g F ,s*'e' Jim Burt on 44 IS P e tti M e rhicci Pam Petersen M^lMalibu Cla aalc Cp e . vV--9 ,. eauto.., 78CHEV. <4795 N a ncy Gia tb a nd Susan Vaughn 9% Fle etalde H ton Pickup. V-9. A ill. a m V a ri e r j , m Grig e ric k M arry S eO ert Do nn a R o v m Susan Rom an Pete returned to com pe titio n in F e b Michaud 195-459, Diane elr cond.. power ste erriinng, radio,. verrton H a utChild Mik e Wilt on 49 70 John C urn t Swann had 192 yards and twp j a m e t Somm e rt JO hn COf,no JOhn CuftiS W illi a m E D a vit 42 OS D a n M c C a rt h y P e ggy Sherid an vinyl roof. Like new. auto., air cond.. power steering, G Ovanni F a br i Steve B e rioioii e L a u ri e B a y er 49 25 Eiiaan Goidenhiii ruary. 1979. He placed 12th in the Toce 183, Wendy Fortuna very low mileage. Peter Dwye r K 'm Muni Fre d e ric k F iyn n LrsitA Lib by K a re n Lande en touchdowns on five catches last Sun- CARTER 49 30 Sandra Cotpitts Ja y Merthey M a i Wibbe n ev E a rie B,dw ell 38 50 D a v.d Perkins Alle n Me ve rhott Mik a Bla k e Jo e La Com b e slalom a nd giant sl alom at the World 202-463, Annie Gagnon 179- Jo h n Skaia G a ry Ag ati JOan Muck int D a vid w illi a m s 44 40 Ja y Rhodes 49 35 Amy O k oui day for the most yards by a Steeler Ja m e t Sfiridit K e th i e M ii e t t o 49 40 Emmy Fast Cu p in Fura no, Ja p a n — an Impres <2995 T,m Trot t er Roger Cn e re w a ” G l a d y s P u ii e w tc i La uri e Er esh en a 452, Gurd Rasmussen 185, 7Fo5x 2 ADoUorD. 4I cyl.. 4I st_ppd ., A M, - Jeff Hall Donna HO " E v e ly n Novms Ernest Berbuli receiver in one game since Jefferson 7 7 ^ . <6395 A l l' am Ra binow tt JO hn ’ rvompton Robert P'CO Ann e C a rroll P e lry Al a n M un t on 42 10 To m a s Ri e ck H i e Krisst sive showing. Joyce Michaud 456, FM-Ste re o. Extra d e e n car. Blazer Ch eye nn e 4 whe al drive. J5 00 Fr e d e rick Odell Ouent n k e i t e ' Anthony D e nn,t Samon M aid 40 25 Leslie W ru o n Arth u r Nassau Dona ld Oomi | an Ernest F Berbut< gained 199 against Atlanta in 1968. V-9 . auto., powe r ste ering & Roy BronOum G a ry jo h n t o " Ken L eoer D a ve While Joseph Re illy O r a K url a n d 44 4S Ro b e rt Russell 49 50 W Dennis Dittrich brak es, A M -F M radio. Now Is C h a n t s Paul 43 IS P t t e r Schitl ey W h e n Pete went lor his daily 25-mile Priscilla Cudhman 470, L'O C O ln N y t t r o m 1* iO Dai# Pe arsons Pa ul B Kennedy K e vin F r e n f y Pa ul Rustetl Linda Baslarache Swann, who has been selected to the Th e Tim e To Buy. Paul Tf a t e y Joseph Boscar no Ja c k Riorkka 44 SO Sa ndra Schneider 77 VOLKS. <4095 Paul Kirk la nd F d Gra ydon M e ry Elle n Lm ton 50 00 Laurence Carlson jr bik e ride last summ er w e aring hla Beth Kenyon 483, Kathy .o h n Duffy AU X KAKKAS PLAYED Rabbit 2 Door 4 cyl., 4 spe ed, P a u l N o o n a n Jam es Jerom e 18 55 Gordon B u rri t Robert Gilb ert F r a n k C a lla n Ju li e Cha ney 50 05 Maggie Stive AFC Pro Bowl squad three of the last D a v O Bi anchf eld Rosa M a rl a M o w ry lull-la ngih cast, he startled a lot A M -F M ceaeetta Economy at Its R o b e rt Bo gn e t .ohn Ke any Pa ul u cc e iio Da ni el Re eie joe f Micha ud 50 to Ronald Anderson m ONLY ONE PLAYOFF Bersenski 183-496. Stevhe " B'e n n a r 42 20 Susan Salan G a r y Russell four years, has 34 catches for 697 beet. 74 m <2095 C a n F e rr a r P e’ er Tennant Ro be ri F o rim E r ic Utuge n enni 50 15 Ern Browsseau La wre nc e B'ge'ow ol m olo fisls Th e cast support ed 6AI4e IM HIS 12 YEAK 9*A Stepalde Pick up. H ton, 9 E d VuOK) Peter Leber N a ncy Sha piro C arol e P a lm e r Ros e m a ry P owers 44 55 Ja n e t M c E i e n t y AAary Ann Tillberg 3a 45 F A v a n n in g Be th a ny Horton Pete's left femur, w hic h he had yards this season despite missing cyl., a ta nd ard, ra dio. A re al B a rry BfOrk V ' l ’ on Sangree Mik e Morr>ton D a vid F e rn e id An dre Pe lletier Joanne Pettier CAREER. WHO BEAT THE O V [ R BO Y t A R S o r D C P t N D A B L t S t R V I C t ! Jim Saries d M n truck. A a i'e r A a i t h Gle nn Burd'C k Cor.rvne Sh a nron B e ni e m m Ryd er Joseph Kwbachka 50 70 Arlhur j Kelly III broken running gia nt sl alom In the three games with a hamstring pull. 7 9 F i m > 5 m John Fe eney Joan Gut kowsk, Robe rt Du tton Joseph Patepchuk LIONS S - 0 IN 1410 ? re irm o nt Future Coup e . 9 cyl.. R cha rd C anlie'd (.Quite Kia oer Ke n Bra ga Lin d a Ann Hiefa ia . Robert BuOr 1? 45 Ann Re aves Donald Barton F r e d Se arie Sandro H a m e r Sally AAarkiewKl U.S. National Ch a mpionships. It had euto., powe r ste ering, elr cond., J B a rry K a v a ra ugh R ich a rd Roberts 42 25 Fiore rK e Rosoiowski Swann’s performance last week A. RAMS Chip Clark R'Ch a rd hobO Je f fr ey Sfenner Ly nn e A d a m t 45 00 K im Byro n 50 75 Kathy Barmak plastic joints at the knee and ankle radio. Loo ks nem. 78 FORD <4595 John Le t t e r Sutan Le iii e F r a n tis Ke li.he r Ly n n H e i a rd P a ul Fa lio no 50 X Robert Raymond moved him into the No. 2 spot among 9* Style alde ton Pickup. V-9. R ich a rd Agne M a tt Senardt Micha e l Ringblo om Joseph Cooper so that he could train during the B. 44'ERS John v a rc a jr T.m o thy Swe eney ja cQue iin e Sheffi# 45 OS Meliss a Hilton 50 35 Carle Johnson atlas bantlq auto., power ste ering. A M-F M Robert Tate Lu ci e Mararvde P e t r < k D e vin O a nifi Sc" a ai B'l ly ChabOt Robe rt D Smith Jotm Oyt k o Bryon Ordul alltime Steelers receivers with 233 „C. COWBOYS______/ Ch eryl Lym a n 40 30 John Ly n a m 42 30 Cassia Cha pm a n summer. 7 6 P IK M *3095 radio, j d black. RiCk Judd N a ncy Charon Sui anne Cle a ry 45 10 M t t o d y W t ir 50 45 Leni Weintreub Vgfare Pre mier 4 Door. 9 cyl.. B a rb a ra Gut John Eg a n w illi a m Steinneck ar catches. Elbie Nickle is the all-time 35 05 Th o m a t /. Ute* Arth ur D o " Gra c e Bro ndum C a t h y Lib b t y Jerome Sirkger 3a 50 P hiLp Sh e lert R ich a rd K n it o f f Hel en D a vis ,a.9lQ J3MSUe • 24 Hour Emergency Service 0.. pow er st e ering, ra dio, Micha e l Salmon Joseph Braorino M a rgi e Bergen 51 to Jackie Ward Giant Sla lom at the 1978 World Call L's For Your Homo Heating Th o m a t Wiiit e y Rich a rd Otoorn M argot Long A d a m B o r P e ta r P ella Cynthia McCarthy COST GMAC FINANCING 15 15 John C rtc t iu k 39 IS M yro n Genei Ann Tie rn a n Euge na Boudre au R ich a rd Gre en e Chartotto I Ja a n H a milt on SI IS Rabtrt P e t tV Ch a mpionships WOODSTOCK, Vt. (UPI) - as many as 20 areas. And Air Condifioni '.q Moods Chrittoph e r M a rtm t Roger Dunn e P a ul N orm a n Rorsatd Andorson 3a 55 Th o m a t C a Hin o Peter Esposito Fr a n k Lo m b a rd i R e bort H a m ilt on AVAILAILL WE OFFER Dart Hartn ett Suta n Shecktey C arlos Benavides K a ro n M urp h y SI 20 Kennath Boil Typical late-fall weather conditions The list of areas expected open by K e rry 6 a rr«ng e r P e ter Tr a m E d w a rd B a k a r G P Shea Ja m e t Kupchunot AAichaei M agnotta Hofion V e rt a iiio Jean Schwari He a d Me n a Co a ch. Hara kt Sch o e n- K a re n Hunt P e ter R a m ey Susanna Jo ffre y 45:20 N U c h M l SIbrinst returned to New England last week Saturday Includes: A 12.78% TRUE RATE ON 35 20 K e vin M o m t o n To m La n d e rt Tim o thy B arth Russofl Burn et t 51 25 Jack Getting D a vid M a rJf i j a c k G rif fin Beth Ind erm a ur M a ry Agne s Fiddtai R ich a rd Briggs Joseph Dunn haar d escribe s Pete a s the most Kathle e n Za n eik i Bruce J e l lr i t t F o b Robert Goid enhil' Jo an Sie chtm a n F r a n McDon a ld Sandra Baas K it t y Ansatdl diligent trainer he has ever se en. after a long period of unusually —Lost Valley, Sugarloaf and Sun- W illi a m Z an etki R obert B ern a rd Ja n Re b kh awd S3 OS Matt Falkevfski All NEW CAR SALES jo t e phin e MareneMi Da ni el Arnold Mic ncii e Pre ss M a ure e n Re iser B a n w r d K e w a ltk i 38 00 Le on ard W a term a n AAwrcia Fcib e r M a rle H a Johnson John Cappatia " Yo u have to push everyone on the warm weather which bad delayed the day River in Maine. C h a n e t Poia chi C D'a nc Webb Arth u r Libb e y 42 49 Ch a rl e s Cotpitts R ich a rd Keough 39 20 Stephen N a et kowski D a vid Captdw B e tty Ann Capsha w Kim Cuaavitch PARKER STREET Robert Pepper O e nite M a rcu t Ja n Jord a n team onc e in a whil e." sa ys Sch o e n- opening of the ski seaswi. —Loon Mountain, Wildcat and Ann e M a r(# Ad a ms M yrg n Fre e d 40 eO SiQurd Foisted 45 25 Ro bort Jordo n Merrill Rwbinew Rich a rd K r a u i i Kenneth M a iii a r Arth ur La n dry C La o Scott Jo hn AAammone Je f f C apiow 52 20 Janat iNharti haar. "'but you alw ays have to tell Since last week snow flurries have Pe ter Mo o'e M argo Ann D u d O t H an k Mulle r A rth ur Coataa Cynth i a W h it t Watervllle Valley in New D e vid Gibson P a ul Hurs t 52 40 Patrick Barntfl USED AUTO PARTS, INC. E v t r e l t H a v e nt D avid M a t ih tw t La nc e Mitchell R e b a n B a ile y 45 30 N a ncy Ja s m in Donie n Pete Patterson to slow d ow n. " occurred daily throu^wut much of 3S 25 Ja ck ie Quinn R ich a rd C a rlt on P e ter Da n a hy Irw in H e usm a n Jo h n Quinn Re nold Boohm 53 SS Susan Barnatt Hampshire. D a vid Cha pm an M a r k Goid tt e m 40 4S Je a n H u rw i f t Robert La ng H'cn a rd Sic t a p a Bri a n G a rv t y C w a rri Siaimna 45 15 C a thy Howe Suienna Garden UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT H e lm ut Go e ti Susan Th o m e Thoms en T a rr y WltsMsk i H a rr y D avis New England, but nowhere have ac- —Jay Peak, Stowe, Sugarbush, Oougia t Sha rpie t Scott Sewitch M a rg a re t Ooiertget Laa Garden Pets Is a U.S. Ski Te a m reprasen- j a m e t W a ldron P r a n c it Rowle y Susy Sm etra Llo y d Duff Th e m a a O'N a H w a it o r La s b ury Diana Wlggina KilUn^n, Okemo, Pico, Bromley, Jim Pa inte r Ja m e s K e lly tativs to the U.S. Ski Associa tion cumulations topped more than 3 in- G era ld K a rgm a n JO tt ph, M cD e rm o t t John Mullig a n E f r a in Rosado Jo hn Fa tB ar L a u r a Ban g assor Shari Raphaelaan ------Micha e l Qic k to n 32 00 Ron L a m a rr# Ja n e t M e com b er 40 SO N a ncy An n Brewm 42 SO G a r y C rw a a 45 40 R ich a rd Biotawa Peri Camaiia Alpine Comp e tition Committ e e. His ches. Ski areas still must depend en- Stratton and Mount Snow in Ver- % Bri a n Dunn Jacqu e lin e Z a ch a ry Robert King Willi a m Buckle y Simon Doucet H e ro id Snyder Oa bor ah Radaff To m Austin S3 30 Dee H a ui a n J R A n drin i K e vm Nkilia ne hobbles Includ e clim bing, tennis P a tricji Donohue Don H a m m e rtia 18 05 Roberta Rehold N a ncy Godd ard M a r y SciBok tirely on machine-made snow, but mont. G eorg e Sw e etnem p To n y Bla nch a rd C a lh a rm # H a ilis av S3 35 Cethy Filteramo Thralt De nnit Mabe e Peter K r a v it i R a y C a rv t y and biking. His e nlirs la mlly has Ro b e rt Fi e sc her Soioman Kra sn ey 45 45 Mik a Ho acock S3 40 Donna Mariarty with nighttime temperatures —Brodle Mountain, Jiminy Peak Ed w in Oito n Cynthia Simpton Edm u n d Mik o lo w t k y ' been Involved with skiing. Sister Auto Recydmg and Late Model Parts Kathle e n Corn er F Dudley joAnrt e P a rr P a ul Hym a n Mitch Overbye Jo hn Hu s sb iu m David Bayte Ji m K a it e r John H yll L i t Nelson routinely dropping into the upper and Catamount in western RiCh ard Rwtt aii R a ym ond W a ith L a n m e r Ly n d t D e bra Salan Kattwrkia Oaacy 53 SS Dim * Higgina Susie Is a former Alpin e Te a m m e m 39 2S M a uric e AAoriarty Joseph Mason Raban Difon P a ul Nelson Willi a m F e hiing Jote ph Phiiippon Th o m a t Ratcirffe 54 to Jana Andartan ber. Sister Barbie is a developme nt teens and 20s snowmaking Is moving Massachusetts. Le on R iv e r t Robe rt Spellman John J K e ll e y 40 SS Ke n Le slie Jerry Katana A n n Re eves 54 SO Susan Hyiand NOW BUYING LATE MODEL M a tth ew M utulin Pawl K u r i l 45 50 K e th l e tn Kne e D a vid G a yn e t Ja m e t NikOn C huck Herne R ich a rd De m a rs e Bab Oannon Margary GuosdCk athlele. Brother R ull is a Cross- at a rapid pace. —Woodbury in Connecticut. Je a n G rif fin L i t e Z im m e r Eo fe n Carlaa Burgas D e bor ah M k h a u d M a r « Adda bbo El e a nor F u k e M a r k Convertit e 55 20 Sanwa Wtintraug Country Co a ch lor the U.S. Ski 15 30 M ic h a t t M orrm Rich a rd Tott en Ognte l Tw e n ty Lo rr a in e P a nci era Waltar Kwgchwnes 45 55 H a rv a y Ka h a n er ABigatl Curtis So far, a dozen ski areas are open Many more New England ski areas Jote ph Tu rg t o n B a rb a ra Ross RoBart NkAiiiotars W illi a m M k h a u d WRECKS AND JUNK CARS Janet H a w k t To ny G r a t t o C a rm e n Orton j o l e p h Reiser 5b 40 Cattwrine aDwwibii Te am. with skiing on between one and four Bob Bri a n Ke n C arto n Ro b e ri E Smith Stephen Goulis Louisa Me Garth G a rry Muf lana Jbsb0t Krktbn tentatively have scheduled their Mik e Kan e Te rr e nc e Romon Ja y M a c klin George D e M iie La uri e AM Corm a ck Je ttniler G a n t tr Pawl Oodga 43 M Mark Ra anty Sb 50 Jbhb Jbhnatbn trails — most with sununit-to-base season openings for Dec. IS, hoping Manu e l To rr e t Willi a m LOrtg H e n ry P e rr a uit Le n Von Zondberge n Das Turnaf P a t St Pla rr a S8 SS Annlb SM ay F o r Pate Patterson, the road to the C a thy Dooley Th om os M a c ory Ja cgu a lin t Ductos Call Us at 649-3391 P a tric k Collint Rachel M e m m e n Dan Coughlin Robe rt D e vlin Brian Cailina V 3S Nancy CliHard O ly m pics has b e a n at lim e s palnlul. skiing — the New England Ski Areas that by then either natural snowfall 41 00 Ro b e rt Mutca hey jaaaah Suarai 48 10 L a k Luddy OMN MON-THUm M 35 3 5 Micha e l K e ilihe r D a vid Hill R a n dy Vott P a j i Z a vr a c k y y 4S CtcMia ciww Mic na e i Longo R e ym ond Keertey R ich a rd l y o D ennis Lyons 43 dS WIlUam Mutdaon O tn n M Mulla n a 50 10 Annia Smith You ca n help e ase his w a y with a Council said Wednesday. or a buildup of machine-made snow 775 Pait9r S t, Manchester nU'nLS < SAT»4 Jeff M y d Ju d ith La m b W d o W illi a m Rodgars C h a ri e i Holland 37 05 C a m e Ni ed erm a n Th e r e t t K to ugh M a r k A i t it ri Ralahii so 30 Ray Fosiar ta x-dsd uctibit contribution to the C h rii Ka n e B a rri e Robitlnt Pian k a Mic h a e l La w ton Do nn a C o o k SiiaTia Baker Ly n Thafvtaa Anita K ariky By the coming weekend, New production — or a combination of 38 10 M ic h o t t ja rn chiii E Je a n B a rth Ta d d dra wst a r U.S. Ski Te a m Fund. Box 100. Park Mon^Fil8to5|^. 8 to 3 ^ 122fNIIMSTNMIXf1Bmi M a rk L a tim e r f Ke vin O 'C r a d y Bri a n Burkk P a trici a Te lch 43 II Batty Pepper 51 SS Carat Malumphy England skiers-can anticipate both — will permit them to open 35 AO John C a rr f Robert B oura tta Ron a ld Carbone Ann Le slia Barbara Vann B a rb a ra K a ily Sb ab Eliibbath Swiiivan ) City. UIM) 84060. O r a Kurl a nd C a rl Shiito E lii a b a d i G a rdin a r To m Pin an . Ju te Brinm Te rr y Bick ha m Ern e st Ty o Louisa Ryan *2 00 Whitay Jankins limited machine-made snow KcU^ at much of their skiing terrain. La wre nce Gre enb erg D ennis B e ile more Darby Barnes Ju d y Cla rk Mark MiKhett t 18 - EVENI\G HERALD, Fri„ Dec. 7. I»78 - EVENING HERALD, Fri., Dec. 7, 1978 - 19 Reactions to Assessments Fewer than Anticipated By DONNA HOLLAND basis - the concerned resident and a araeMTnents, they just want to talk repfegentative from United Ap- ij Herald CorreRpondenI about them or they want more Vol. XXXXVIl - No. 11 praisal. chool obld BOLTON —Calls from Bolton detailed information. S U Residents may call 643-1270 daily residents^ concerning their new He said, "Many of the people I talk from 9 a.m. to noon and from 1 to 4 property assessments are not as high to are satisfied with their assessment p.m. to schedule an appointment. SeniorsWin in number as anticipated by those in- and agree the market value of their Anyone having questions or di- Soccer Champs volved, according to Calvin Hutchin- property is reasonable.” agreeing with their assessment son, assessor. Hutchinson said. "T he people should call that number by Dec. 14. Top Places Hutchinson said the office received realize their property is worth the Anyone who is unable to call, or 69 calls for appointments so far. market value but they have no inten- who prefers to write, may do so and Owe Great Debt About 1,400 notices were sent out. tion of selling so they won’t get the In Contest should include their concerns. Per- Throughout the week residents The season started off with hills where we faced eighth ranked E.O. money but yet they still have to pay sons who write will get a reply. The received notices of assessments on taxes on its worth.” and valleys. According to Coach Smith. Playing a skillful short address is 222 Bolton Center Rd., The Veterans of Foreign War of their property from which their taxes Danielson the hills were for con- passing attack, we crushed them 3-0. To determine the market value, Bolton. Manchester recently held a writing will be determined next year. ditioning. Ask a soccer player and In the finals, our theme song was the assessment is divided by 7, Anyone who is not satisfied with contest in which three local high Hutchinson said, "Improved he’ll tell you the hills got you tired, “Ain’t No Stoppin' Us Now.” With Hutchinson said some people their appraisal or with United Ap- schools were asked to participate. property increased from two and one expressed concern about their ability but in the long run they paid off. momentum on our side we took the praisal’s response after a hearing half to five times more than the 1969 to pay taxes on the value of the After the first five games, our season field against 3rd rated Glastonbury. may appear before the Board of Tax HoweU Cheney Technical School, assessment and unimproved proper- property. was filled with hills and valleys, with On a beautiful sunny day, we Review in February East Catholic High School, and ty increased from five to 12 times The town’s Grand List will be a 2-3 record. There were more defeated them 3-0. It was a task that Hutchinson said, "However, Manchester High School were all of- more." finalized by the end of January and players than hills for our Soccer seemed impossible, but it was real anyone who has a grievance should ficially entered in the contest but The assessor said, “People should the mill rate will be set in May. Team. It seemed impossible, but at for Manchester's 1,500 fans and make an effort to have a hearing with only the latter two submitted entries. realize that this year’s taxes and Although no one can say what the the time it was a reality. players alike who were in tears of the appraisal company.” The three senior honors English taxes on previous bills were based on new mill rate will be, all officials Before I continue, I would like to happiness. The three assistant Hutchinson said, "We urge people classes at MHS, taught by Mr. Hunt The Connecticut Conference of the 1969 assessment.” agree it will be lower than the rem inisce a bit. In my brother coaches. Coaches McCarthy, Erardi Bergin of Waterbury, Mayor Robert Johnson to call 643-1270 or my office at M9- and Mrs. Don were all required to He said, "People should be aware current 60.6 mills. Michael's senior year his team lost and Saimond had tears welling in Municipalities testified at the last budget of West Haven, First Selectman Jacqueline 0784 if they have questions. We en- enter the contest. The theme of the the value of their property has in- The revaluation was done by at a heartbreaker on a fullback mis- their eyes. hearing conducted by Gov. Ella Grasso Heneage of Westport, and Mayor Michael courage people to call either number essay was “My Role in America’s creased progressively since that United Appraisal of East Hartford at cue in the first round of tournament Nobody could hold back their if they have questiors, you don’t have Future" Thursday. Left to right: Mayor Edward Werner of Bristol. (UPI photo) time.” a cost of $38,000. It is mandated by action. I would like to quote a piece emotions more than Mr. Danielson. to set up an appointment if you call. “In other words,” he said, “Once law evel7 ten years. of his emotion-packed article entitled His dark glasses concealed his tears (Questions will be answered.” The essay was to be written in property is assessed that figure is A special number has been set up “Never The Luck.” This article until they streamed down his cheeks. All residents should receive their speech form with a spoke time limit used for about ten years it does not in the assessor’s office for anyone of three to five minutes. appeared in the High School World in The media was in attendance, with Grasso Says New Taxes new assessment notices by Saturday. change until the next revaluation un- wishing to make an appointment to Students were told that six semi- November of 1974: all attention directed at Mr. Anyone who does not receive a notice less you have a structure change.” discuss their assessment. Ap- finalists from MHS would be chosen "Sometime in the not too distant Danielson who was surrounded by by then should call the assessor’s of- Hutchinson said, "The fact we pointments are held on a one to one according to contest of their essay, future things will go right. The ball alumni, fans and players cheering fice.” have used the 1969 assessment since and how well they presented their will find its way to the goal and and hugging him. It was truly a love Are Possible Next Year 1969 makes the 1979 assessment in- Manchester will have just that little affair. opinions and ideas. All students crease seem so much more bit of tournament luck that has whether they were one of the semi- We finished the season 15-4-1 with a HARTFORD (UPI) - Gov. Ella Conference of Municipalities. Presi- propriations Committee, said after dramatic.” eluded them for three years. On that finalists or not. would receive a state championship. There were Grasso, for the first time in dis- dent Bob Johnson said reductions in listening to the testimony that it Hutchinson said, "Some of the peo- She Reralb □ NOTICES day the wind will be at their backs, grade in the English course. many factors that led to this fitting cussing next year's budget, says new grants to cities and towns would sounded like cities and towns thought ple who call the office don’t want ap- the sun will shine, the cheerleaders’ INDEX After reading the more than 85 es- climax 1) the tremendous fan sup- taxes are a possibility to make ends force cuts in services or property tax the general fund was a bottomless Loit and Found says, Mr. Hunt chose the six pom-poms will fly in the air, the port and words of encouragement meet in the coming fiscal year. hikes. barrel. NOTICES following people's speeches as semi- coaches will smile benevolently, and from the player's parents 2) the " I expect that we're going to have He estimated property taxes would He said other groups, such as the Hartford Officer 1 — Lott and Found finalists: Pat Adams, Mark Albert, all will be right with the world. That steller defense spearheaded by co- to work on a combination of some elderly and the women's groups, 2 — Pertonals have to increase by 10 percent to 3 — Announcemants Karen Bensen, John Gibeault, Patty will happen in some future year — it captain Ed Kennison (MVP of the have been struggling to get by with Members of the Current Affairs Club at Dubiel, Bob Lenhardt, Melissa Spiel, Nalni spending cuts and the possibility of keep services at current levels and 4 — Entertainment Shirer, and LeeAnn Stauffer. should have happened to Manchester final game), which only allowed two some new taxes," Mrs. Grasso told keep pace with inflation. small budgets this year and are Faces Discipline 5 — Auctions MHS traveled recently to the United Nations LOST - Red silk case with 3 Dhar, Steve Reich, Cindy Kurowski, Gary Soccer '74-never the luck!” goals in the final five games 3) the worried about having to make do FINANCIAL reporters Thursday during a break "Local governments are at the end HARTFORD (UPI) — A Hartford policeman faces dis- pair of rosary beads. Please These six as well as all other in New York City. Above, students gathered As this year's season progressed 8 — BondS'Stocks-Mortgages Selinger, and Chris Fields. (Photo by potent offense which broke the school from a public^earing on the 1980-1981 of the pipeline," Johnson said. "The with even less in 1980. ciplinary action for his failure to show up at a school call 646-3261 Reward offered. contestants were then required in the U.N. lobby before meeting with foreign the Indians started putting it 9 — Personal Loans Telgener) record for goalshin a season with 68 budget. only outflow we can shut off is the "1 think a significant tax increase crossing where two students were seriously injured by an to ~ Insurance to read their speeches on tape for to g e th e r. On O cto b er 19, we LOST DOG FEM A LE, delegates. Pictured are, left to right, Jeanne goals 4) and finally the most vital Asked the question again, however, delivery of essential services. Our is required just to fund the programs auto. EMPLOYMENT further judging by a panel of MHS "Fran kie". Black, brown and presented Mr. Danielson with what variable was Coach Danielson. His the governor quickly back-pedaled, only alternative is to raise property we are already providing,” Wright Hartford police officials said patrolman William Lukas 13 Help Wanter teachers. Entries were again judged while. Manchester area. 646- seemed like a climax to his il- inspiration and charisma carried saying a "valiant" effort was being taxes.” said. “ Any expansion of programs failed to cover the crossing where two 8-year-old boys 14 — Business Opportunities according tn content and presenta- tS — Situation Wanted 7755 or 1-774-0861 collect. lustrious coaching career — his three over to his players, who in turn dis- made to balance the coming budget Rep. Gardner Wright, D-Bristol, can’t be done without a significant were struck by the car Nov. 15 on their way home from tion. and the three top winners of all EDUCATION hundredth victory. The best was yet played it on the soccer field. We will without raising or introducing new co-chairman of the Legislature’s Ap- change in the state’s tax structure. " school. Panonala 2 the entries were chosen. United Nations Visited 18 — Private Instructions to come! forever be indebted to this unique in- taxes. She did say she remains op- Lukas faces four charges and two of them could result As a means of preparation for the 19 — SchoolS'Classes ANY RIDERS OUT THERE? ning the Arab-lsraeli situation in The team continued its success dividual for what he has done for us 20 — Instructions Wanted All three of these finalists were upcoming World Affairs Center Bulgaria arose near the end of our posed to a state income tax. in dismissal. Want to get together and talk? several different languages ranging finishing up the regular season with a both on and off the field. I'm positive from MHS. Third place was awarded Model United Nations, the Current discussion. They are also striving for Mrs. Grasso made her remarks Lukas. 29, an eight-year veteran of the force, has been REAL ESTATE Lee, 273-7867 days. 646-0347 from Arabic to Russian. equality like American women, he 10-4-1 record, good enough for a I am not only speaking for just this after hearing more than two hours of reassigned to administrative duties and has declined to 23 — Homes for Sale evenings. to Karen Bensen. second place to Affairs Club and its advisor, Mr. 24 — Lots-Land for Sale We were astonished to discover assured us. Since we were fortunate ranking of tenth in the highly com- year’s team, but all thirty three testimony from women's groups op- LeeAnn Stauffer, and top honors Zatursky. recently visited the United comment on the incident. 25 — In^stment Property Announcement! 3 that it seemed as though we were the petitive CIAC LL soccer tournament. teams he has coached. He was assigned to cover the intersection of Collins and 28 — Business Property went to Patty Shirer. Nations Headquarters in New York to be allowed to meet with two of our posing physical abuse of females, only ones paying any attention to the Many people had counted us out since On November 18, 1979, tbe ball college students, the elderly and Huntington streets after the regular school guard called 27 — Resort Property Denominational awards of $10, $15, City. three ambassadors, we headed for 28 — Real Estate Wanted ATTEN'nON TOTALPHONE speakers. The ambassadors were the South African Mission. the four teams that had defeated us found its way to the goal and municipal representatives. in sick. SU BSCRIBERS! Do you need and $25 will be presented to these At the end of February, members MISC. SERVICES constantly mingling with each other. The young man who addressed our this year were in the same tourna- Manchester had just that little bit of Most said they can’t make it on Hospitalized as a result of the accident were help receiving your calls? winners at a banquet given in their of various Current Affairs Clubs 31 >- Services Offered Temporary or permanent. After lunch on the patio of the U.N. ment. tournament luck that had eluded honor sometime after Christmas. topics and answered our questions what their programs have been Christopher Ball and Terrance Tullock-Reid, both 32 ^ Painting-Papering Personal Attention... Veiy from many Connecticut high schools 33 — Building-Contracting building we all went our separate had a distinguished English accent. Many people were saying. "This them for many years. On that day the budgeted this year under a $2.4 students at the Cathedral of St. Joseph School. Reasonable. 233-8991 or 247- will be meeting at the University of 34 ^ Roofing-Siding This townwide contest has served ways; some to Saks Fifth Avenue and team doesn’t have the raw talent to wind was at their backs, the sun was 8623. Hartford for two days of debate. He then gave us a fairly complete in- billion spending plan. let alone cope Ball was released from St. Francis Hospital where the 35 _ Heating-Plumbing merely as the primaries to bigger others to less reputable es- terpretation of the racial problems in win the tournament." To win the shining, the cheerleaders' pom-poms with possible spending cuts in I960. Tullock-Reid boy is recuperating. 36 — Flooring By this time each student will have 37 — Moving-Trucking-Storage and better things for these three tablishments. We agreed to meet at his country. state tournament we would have to were flying in the air, the coaches Richard Hasbauck of Norfolk, who Police Department advocate Lt. Robert Maher notified researched a particular country's 38 — Services Wanted □ EMPLOYMENT students. They will next enter their the Bulgarian Mission for our first string together five victories. Im- smiled benevolently, all was right coordinates home care programs for Lukas of the code of conduct charges and provided the view on today’s major issues so that All too soon we found it was time to MISC. FOR SALE essays in state contests. prearranged meeting. leave for home. Most of us left with a possible? People had forgotten that with the worldc— Ntanchester Soccer the elderly, said there weren't too patrolman a list of five officers, all captains or higher. he can adequately represent it at the 4U — Household Goods Help Wantad 13 Congratulations to the three top In an impressively decorated con- we had Mr. Danielson as an added in- 1979. With a little bit of luck. - Jeff many options. He said either more Lukas will choose one person to serve as a hearing of- 41 — Articies for Sale Model U.N. feeling of accomplishment for the winners and good luck in the future ference room we questioned the work of researching our country’s centive. This would be the ultimate Lombardo money must be found to continue the ficer who will then submit his findings to Police Chief 42 — Buildirig Supplies T(X)LMAKERS - Machinists. For example. MHS students will be Bulgarian ambassadors and found 43 — Pets-BIrds-O^s Apply 81 Commerce Street, competition. — Joanne Weiss position on major international programs, or more elderly will be Hugo Masini. The chief will have final say on whether the 44 — Musical Instruments representing South Africa. Finland, going away present for such a fine Glastonbury. PTG their opinions on most international issues was drastically reduced by put in nursing homes. charges are justified and if guilty, what penalty will be 45 — Boats & Accessories and Bulgaria on such topics as man. 45 — Sporting Goods COMPANY Telephone 633- issues tended to be very similar to "There is another alternative,” he imposed national liberation movements, conferring directly with the We began our quest whitewashing 47 — Garden Products 7631 that of the overbearing U.S.S.R. The added. "You might neglect our elder- Lukas is charged with conduct unbecoming an officer, 48 — Antiques resources and their distribution, and representatives from these coun- Norwalk by a resounding score of 9-0. Junior Prom subject of the women's role in tries. — Lauren W'oodhouse ly — let them rot." making a false report, failure to comply with a lawful 49 — Wanted to Buy CERAMIC TILE MECHANIC refugees. Norwalk was a hard hitting team that - Experienced only. Top Mrs. Grasso already has rejected a order and performing assigned duties in a careless or RENTALS Part of this research and prepara- would have faired better on a football wages, ^ply: Atlas Tile. 18u Town Youth Remembered proposed $2.7 billion budget for 1980- negligent manner. 52 — Rooms for Rent tion includes visiting the U.N. and field. Next we traveled to North 53 — Apartments for Rent Berlin Tpke., Wethersfield. 1911, saying it would force new or in- 54 _ Homes for Rent 5634)151. Haven. After tying the game with More than 280 people enjoyed the personally questioning the am- Talking Heads Profiled 55 — Business for Rent Represented two goals in the last ten minutes, we creased taxes. She told Office of bassadors so that their position on Junior Prom festivities held Friday 58 — Resort Property for Rent Policy and Management Secretary RN-LPN wanted for 3 p.m.-II these topics will be correctly Talking Heads is a fine example of the question of survival. played four five minute overtimes night at Manchester High School. Shoppers Who Dally 57 _ Wanted to Rent p.m. and II p.m-7 a m. shifts. Anthony Milano to look for more 58 — Misc for Rent represent^. a band successful in its attempt to Byrne is certain of at least one with neither team scoring. Each The cafeteria was unrecognizable, Apply director of nursing. places to cut. AUTOMOTIVE Salmonbrook Convalescent Complaints that kids just aren't The trip to the U.N. began early on transcend the "punk rock" label thing: "This ain’t no party, this ain't team chose five players to decide the having been transformed into a In Luck in Hartford represented in Manchester can oc- "There are many valid and 61 — Autos for Sale Home, off House Street, Tuesday morning, November 27 at given to so many New Wave groups. no disco, this ain ’t no foolin’ game on penalty kicks. We converted resplendant ballroom complete with 62 — Trucks for Sale Glastonbury Please call 633- desirable programs,” the governor HARTFORD (UPI) — Holiday shoppers who dally a lit- casionally be heard among students. the Hotel Sonesta in Hartford where The quartet's third album. "F ear around." Strangely enough, other three out of five and they had made dimmed lights, colorful streamers, 63 — Heavy Equipment for Sale 5244 told reporters. "Unfortunately, we 64 ^ Motorcycies-Bicydes Nobody really cares about what we everyone participating in the Model Of Music," irrevocably breaks any reviewers have found this song to be three out of four. If their fifth player and a splashing fountain. tle longer in downtown stores after the time on their can’t have all of them because we 65 — Campers-Trailers-Mobile NURSES AIDES wanted for have to say. But they do. ties that might have existed between disco-inspired, with its strong beat scored, we would be ousted. Our The beautiful sight of girls in for- parking meters expires are in luck again this year — Homes U.N. met to board seven buses. After full time on all shifts. Apply The Youth Commission of don't have the money to pay for police are issuing “courtesy tickets.” 66 — Automotive Service a three hour ride which included a Talking Heads and the punk craze of and rhythm section. destiny was in the hands of one in- mal evening gowns dancing with director of nursing. Salmon- them." The courtesy tickets, issued each Christmas season in 67 — Autos for Rent-Lease Manchester is now in its second year breakfast stop we arrived at the U.N. 1977-1978. Few bands have grown musically dividual. As he approached the ball, equally handsome escorts added brook Convalescent Home, off "It's a very tight situation.” she the shopping district, entitles the motorist to about 15 to of operation and is designed to repre- with just enough time to browse It is curious that one of the most in the space of three albums as have tears cascaded down my face. But further decoration to the scene. Fine House Street, Glastonbury. said. Commissioner Anthony Milano of Policy and Management 30 minutes of “grace time” before police slap a regular sent the attitudes and opinions of around the lobby of the main building popular New Wave groups is also the Talking Heads. The production of hold it. the ball hit the crossbar and music was supplied by aockworks, Please call 633-5244. Among those who pleaded for more ticket for overtime parking on the windshield. Manchester's youth. What we have to before attending the General most iiconoclastic. Talking Heads is Brian Eno gives a feeling of un- bounced back. New life. We pounced and all in attendance seemed to enioy confers with Gov. Ella Grasso during Thursday hearing on money was the Connecticut The courtesy ticket, which doesn't carry a penalty, is BABYSITTER NEEDED- say is important and need no longer Assembly session. We sat in the not your average rock band. For one interrupted doom, a feeling rein- on this golden opportunity and the singing and selections played. proposed state budgets for 1980-81. (UPI photo) Monday through Thursday, 3 the same color as a regular parking ticket. But it is go unheard.The commission is com- balcony overlooking the assembly thing, the band members care not a forced by the lyrics of David Byrne. defeated them in a new set of five The highlight of the evening was p.m to 10 p.m. Own transpor- decorated with a wreath and a warning about exceeding prise of eight students, three from and listened to the speeches concer- whit for the trappings of stardom. Although not musical wizards on penalty kicks 4-1. Could this be the the crowning of the Junior Prom tation. Call 649-6022. Friday; weekends anytime. MHS. two from East Catholic, one "Fear of Music" was recorded in the their respective instruments, the year for that missing ingredient, that King and (}ueen. The lucky couple the legal time is written in green ink. from Bennet Jr. High, one from The program began Thursday and will end Jan. 1, Queens, N.Y. loft of drummer Chris band members go about their little bit of luck, that had eluded MHS turned out to be Alex Britnell and Battle Positions Formed SEW ERS- Experienced on In- Cheney Tech, and one from MHS Gifts Sought Frantz and bassist Tina Weymouth business with a workmanlike ef- soccer for so many years? Only time Stephanie Frallicardi. The court con- police said. dustrial Sewing Machines. graduate. (the two are married). Producer ficiency. “ Fear of Music" shows the would tell. sisted of Terry Smith and Bob Motorists who park in restricted areas or violate Will train if necessa^. Good For Children Brian Eno brought in a mobile recor- group’s willingness to experiment In quarterfinal action we were Monaco, and Ann Krajewski and parking regulations other than the legal time limits on starting pay for the right peo- paired against Simsbury who had meters and signs in unmetered areas will receive the ADVERTISING ple Hours: 7 to 3:30, Monday There are only five adults on the ding unit, and the basic tracks were with different time signatures (as in Steve Shrider. In Latest War of Banks Apply in pen standard parking tickets, police said. thru Friday commission, so it is clearly evident On Christmas morning millions of laid down in a matter of days. "Animals”). This eagerness to captured the CIAC championship and It was a general consensus that RATES at Pillowtex Corp., 49 Regent that the students hold the majority. children ail over the world will wake 1 had the opportunity to see Talking explore new teritory makes Talking defeated us earlier 1-6. We defeated although “We may never pass this HARTFORD (U PI) — Connecticut their entrance only ended up believe the issue is that of taking 1 D A Y ...... Equal 3 DAYS ...13‘ MiKiHi Opportunity Employer M/F. ■ We are not "just another com- up early to find lots of gifts under the Heads in concert last month at Stage Heads one of rock's pioneers, forging them this time around, 1-0. We way again.” it was truly an evening bankers see their New York counter- providing services the locals didn't deposits by out-of-state banks," he 6 DAYS ...12*MBraMT mittee” but have definite say over tree, just waiting to be opened. This West, and their nonstarlike attitude their own unique sound. steamrolled on to the semi-finals to remember. - Pete Phelon parts as plunderers wanting to come want to offer. said, adding those activities were Area Police Report 26DAYS ...11‘ MiHiMT matters concerning Manchester’s is a joy for both children and parents carries over into their live perfor- into the state, but the out-of-staters State Banking Commissioner already sharply restricted by state youth. As this is only the second year alike. mances. No flashy dressers in the view Nutmeg State bankers as David H. Neiditz said he wasn't sure and federal laws. 15 WORD, $2.10 M M of the commission's existence, Sadly, many children in our com- group. No smokebombs or dry ice to Singers Plan parochial and afraid of competition. what the issue at the Thursday Neiditz said the major affect of the HAPPY ADS *2.50 M COOKS i KITCHEN open the show. The four Heads Battle lines were drawn Thursday Vernon HELPERS- Available nothing of major importance has yet munity and many other communities hearing was, but he didn't think it moratorium had been on finance weekends and evenings. been performed. will be exceptions. Manchester has walked onstage, and after the man- Performance at a legislative study committee was what both camps were making it companies. It meant Beneficial Five persons were taken to Rockville General Hospital Experienced preferred. datory tuning up, they were off into hearing on whether the state should BcraUi Drivers License. Mature in- its share of needy children whose out to be. Finance could not open a new office for treatment of injuries suffered in a two-car accident CLAStlPliD ADVINTIfINO This year we hope to act upon a Christmases aren't always filled with "Artists Only,” from their second This winter marks the 50th concet, enact legislation to control com- Representatives of several Connec- because its parent firm also owned a on Route 83 Thursday. dividuals. Apply in person: survey that was conducted in the Ibum, “ More Songs About Building panies which own banks from es- ticut banks spoke in favor of limiting Police said that Everett Brewer, 73, of Laurel Street, Garden Grove Caterers, joy. This needn’t be. season for the Round Table Singers. bank, but Household Finance could Keeney Street, Manchester. schools last year which asked for stu- The Personal Perspectives class at And Food." When lead singer and Sunday night, carrying on a tradi- tablishing subsidiaries in Connec- out-of-state banks from opening full- because its parent company didn’t. Manchester, was driving south and while making a left dent rating on such topics as thythm guitarist David Byrme ticut. service branches in Connecticut. turn into a business parking lot, collided with a car RN - II to 7. Part time. Enjoy MHS is conducting a toy and game tion that was begun in 1969, the group The debate, however, centered on o facilities and activities available in collection project. Students and sang the opening line, “I'm painting. welcomed In the holidays with a (Connecticut financiers claim the But while the legislation setting up branches of out-of-state banks, with traveling north driven by Charlotta Mrazik, 18, of Goose working with an excellent sup- porting staff. Very pleasant town for youth. From this survey, it adults are being asked to donate a toy I'm painting again!, he displayed his carol sing held at Center Park. New Yorkers want to sweep up hard- the study committee and placing a two F airfield County bankers Lane, Tolland. art school background with a earned deposits, and then ship the atmosphere. Good wages and was learned that very few students or game in an effort to brighten this This year’s sing was dedicated to moratorium on bank-holding com- claiming in-state banks were better There were three passengers in the Mrazik car, Jan benefits. Please call Doris would know where to go should they holiday season for everyone. They viciousness rarely seen In rock Mr. Ernest Turek, who is a long-time money out to wherever Uiey could pany activities mentioned all banking because they were more involved in Neslit, IS, of Burke Road, Rockville; David Neff, 15, of Blain, RN, Director of be in need of help. can be brought to the main desk in music. Byrne and his compatriots ail supporter of the Round Table Smgers make Uie best interest buck. activities, Neiditz said it mainly their communities. They also said Meadowlark Road and Matthew Ryzewski, 14, of Nurses, 6464)129. front of the high school office. They hail from artistic backgrounds and who is retiring this year. The New York bankers described affected existing operations which they would be hardest hit by out-of- Evergreen Road, Vernon, (Rhode Island School of Design), and the Connecticut bankers as parochial were primarily commercial finance LATHE OPERATORS - With As a result, pamphlets listing the will then be delivered to the Along with the Salvation Army state banks because of their proximi- Police said both cars were extensively damaged. The 2 years’ experience. Good addresses and phone number of Manchester Conference of Churches the alienation often present in such Band, Round Table joined town and unwilling to face up to competi- companies. ty to New York. accident is still under investigation. benefiU. Salary nMotiable. various community service groups on Dec. 14 for distribution to the surroundings is not lacking in his members in the singing of carols, tion. In other areas, such as upstate "We are not talking about branch But John Reed, an executive vice Walter I. Grabowski, 23, of 11 Cottage St., Rockville, Hawk Precision Co., 303 have been distributed to the schtwl community. lyrics. New York and Long Island, they said banks of out-of-state banks, nor do I president of Citicorp Inc., which runs was charged Thursday with delivery of liquor to a minor Burnham Street, East Hart- despite freezing temperatures. It ford, telephone 528-9845. offices where they can be picked up The underprivileged children of "F ea r of Music” continues the was an evening enjoyed by all. the New York Citibank, said that and possession of marijuana. by students. The survey also in- Manchester need you. Make a child tradition set by Talking Heads' first December 12, the annual Christ- hadn't been the experience when his Police said Grabowski allegedly delivered liquor to a RARE OPPORTUNITY - dicated that students wish for the smile with the gift of a merry Christ- album, " ’77,” of unparalleled mas concert wilt be held In Bailey bank was allowed to move into Long minor male in the School Street area and was also found OWN YOUR OWN revival of the Teen Center which will mas, and you’ll find yourself smiling, paranoia. More songs allowed for a Auditorium. More Christmas carols Santa Coming to Rham Island, N.Y., and upstate New York. to be in possession of a small amount of what was HAPPY BKTHDAY BUSINESS. Distributor for be a major issue facing the commis- brief respite with "Take Me To He said Citicorp — which wants to suspected to be marijuana. Kodak film , Duracell too. — Mary Senna and Keith will be sung, and featured will be a HEBRON — Santa Gaus will be at activities. The items will include Batteries, G.E., Sylvanla and sion this year. Bouchee the River," a totally-out-of-character performance of Handel's Messiah, Rham High School Saturday for the French pastries, grinders and milk open a finance company in Connec- He was held on a $350 surety bond and was to be other photo products needed song written by soul star Al Green. accompanied by an orchestra. third annual Christmas Crafts Fair shakes, coffee and donuts, baked ticut — had brought more services presented in court today. KEMVI ONES in your area. No selling. Ser- High School World Staff This song is the band's biggest Angela M. Ludwig, 18, of 55 Grove St., Rockville, was The commission holds its meetings MHS soloists, the full band, the to be held from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. goods and waffles. and a better deal to consumers in vice top Retailers under success on the singles chart to date. Long Island and had had some charged Thursday with delivery of liquor to a minor and The M 50! exclusive contract established on third Wednesday of every month. Patty Shirer ...... Co-editor Wind Elnsemble, and full choirs will More than 60 skilled craftsmen Those attending may also bring The new album may provide the second-degree assault. The arrest was made in connec- by us. High immediate in- If you have any ideas or want to Joanne Weiss ...... Co-^tor also participate. from throughout Connecticut will their favorite snapshop or sketch and success in the upstate lending Fim fwr come minimum required in- band with an even bigger hit in the tion with the investigation of a Nov. 26 incident during express any opinions, you are invited Gary Selinger...... News editor The public is cordially invited to at- I A M V « U f t s i V M H 4 U present a variety of crafts including members of the Junior High in- market, but bad done poorly in win- ‘IQtthg Cmta” vestment $9,975. 106% profit person of "Life During Wartime,” a which a minor female was assaulted. to attend a meeting or get in contact Lauiie Patarini .... Feature editor tend. Admission is free of charge. So puppetry, sterling silver work, dustrial arts classes will manufac- ning away savings deposits. structure. Call between B AM song that' merits special men- mo OMC tCAVES UNTIL... This was a companion case to severai arrests made fl emi A 5 PM. l-80(H33-6367. Or with MHS representatives by lear- Bette Sheldon...... Sports editor welcome in the holiday season with 'HMCNfR... wooden to ^ , stuffed dolls, fiber arts, ture them into personalized buttons. Ilie study committee is due to S tion. Concerned with the possibility’ Wednesday. Miss Ludwig was taken to the Niantic State write: American Film ning a message for them in the high Scott W right...... Art editor the Manchester High Music Depart'^ Christmas decorations and several Sand sculpture will be taught to the report its findings to the. xoxo Processing, Inc., I93SR Farm for Women in lieu of posting a $2,500 bond. Ste was school office, — LeeAnn Stauffer Ted Cummings...... Photo editor of WW3, this song creates powerful ment — it’s sure to be a jolly one! others. children. 'The fair is open to the Legislature’s next session. Hoover Court, B'ham. AL Zane Vaughan...... Adviser images, and at the same time raises School organizations will also be public. There will, be no admission to be presented in court today. 35228. ------selling items to raise money for their charge. 2 0 - EVENING HERAU), Frl., D »c. 7 , 1»7» f t Htlp W tm d I t u HttpWrnmd I t H tt fW m iM I t aaaiKBHKIKMIMIMBatlMMHWIWlKWI - EVENING HERALD, Frl , Dm . 7, 1 » 7 ? - 21^ PART TIME. Want cash for H ip WpitHf ** PrfvEM Instructions It Homos For Solo 23 the holidays? For every day? HAVE YOUR PICTURE TAKEN It's easy with the phone in WITH SANTA CLAUS F L U T E S T U D E N T S - NEWJOlillES BYANSALDI youl- own home. Call 249-7773. Printing Center Beginners thru advanced, in- W, T O D A Y ’S Herald struction in classical and/or Homes Preeentty Under Construction TYPIST E X C a iENT jazz. U-Conn Music Grad. Avalleble lor Inspection Opportunities Ebtperienced performer. 649- ^ ‘ Real Many Choice Lots Available In the C L A S S I F IE D A D V ERTISIN G Experienced In newspaper ad O P P O R nNTY 9854. Tlmrod Road Area FREEI For Addition Information Regarding MnnuuKsaNicr PART TIME EVENINGS- composition. Knowledge of AKI ^ Estate Styles and Features Call— Manchester. Light duty Keyboards and Photon Typesetters Ym , Sants Claus Is coming to... needs full time Aulatant Scboofs-Cf a ssM 19 Manager for active branch janitor cleaner. S evenings per O u r Printing Center Is operated by eldlled \ a, NORMA TIOFOM oiu-caa week. Ideal for retireil or helpful. craftspeople using the m ost sophisticated store. Great opportunities FOR THE BEST - Manchester ERA LESPERANCE Agency Htip WlUtd I t HtIp IVwiM f t H0ip w t m d f t seml-retired. Call 949-3334. BLANCHARD A RUSSEHOI Good benefit package, 5-day modem equipment avalleble. O u r needs are for advancement. Retail Gymnastic School. 3 to 5 Singles have been Exclusive Agent for Ansaldl Built Homes experience required. pupils per teacher. FREE in- I providing something of week. usually fliled through an Inplant training pro troductory lesson with this ad. 6 4 6-0 5 0 5 SHEET METAL WORKER - TYPISTS AND CLERK EXPERIENCED SANDWICH RN OR LPN - Part Ume. 3 PM Hs’ll bs posing for color a boom in the overall gram. Occasionally a fully qualMed ciaftsperaon COMPLETE Call 646-6306, or 646-3549. (Ask about our Supor Enorgy Saving Paekago) Experienced. Soldering etc. TYPISTS are needed to work MAKERS wanted for cocktail to 11 PM. Laurel hbnor, 91 Fringe Benefits. Pleasant housing market. In the Can S28-210I. in the Hartford area. Call lounge. Call H4-IW37 between Chestnut Street, Manchester. Is needed. We are present^ looking for the fol photographs with arts chlldrsn... working conditions. United States today, today. TAC/TEMPS, 727-0430. 9 a.m. and 12 noon. Call Sheldon Cohen lowing: R E A L E S T A T E there are many more Homes For Safe 23 Artfefas tor Sale 41 for appointment Corns sit with Santa, rsad him your list PLEA8ECALL single people living Lithographic Stripper Mr. Jackston, Worth's, alone than ever before (XJLONIAL - 8 rooms, 2 1/2 This is a second shift position for a craftsperson Hs will havs candy for ths chlldrsn. Downtown Waterbury, for Homos For Solo 23 TOWN OF MANCHESTER 643-2711- E x t . 51 and many want to buy baths, first floor panelled TOWN OF MANCHESTER, CONNECTICUT equtf Opportunltr tmplortr M/f with at least 5 years experience as a stripper with an appointment. homes. 'They want the family room with fireplace ALUMINUM Sheets used as COME AND JOIN THE FUNI and large deck. Formal (lining emphasis on multi-color work. It calls for a high 7S4-B101 advantages of home printing plates. .007 thick room. 4 bedrooms, 2 car gar- NOTICE OF degree o f creative and technical ability and car- ownership but want to 23x28V4 , K cents each or 5 LEGAL NOTICE age, Wooded lot, walk out ries a salary com m ensurate with the require- C h i l d r e n m u s t b e a c c o m p a n i e d b y a p a r e n t o r g u a r d i a n . lim it the respon- for $1. Phone 643-2711. Must be ADOPTION OF ORDINANCE basement. Group I, Philbrick At a meeting held on December 3,1979, the Planning and Zoning REAtrORS ^ sibilities. As a result, picked up before II a m. ments. Agency, 646-420(). Commission made the following decisions: ONLY. Whsrt: when: CLEANING PERSON- much home buying by HARTFORD DISTRIBUTORS, INC. (H-25) LAUNDRY AND DIAPER PARAGON TOOL CO. INC. Paste-up Technician Mature male or female Ea*t Hartford — singles is of the town 6 ROOM CAPE- Aluminum CHAIN FALLS, tap and dye In accordance with the provisions of Chapter 3. Sectiu._ 1 and SERVICE needs folderess has immediate openings for needed to do all purpose Long Hill Country Club house type, or con- sided. Garage. Near bus, Granted with conditions a special exception — 131V Chapel 4-5 years of experience In graphic arts is required set, electric welder, acetylene 9 of the Town Charter, notice is hereby given of the adoption by full or part time, AM and PM. all around machinists to work Blanchard A Rossatto Raaltora Saturday cleaning. Inside work only, dominiums. With this Verplank School area. No Road. area. Immaculate 5 room outfit, aluminum ladder, the Board of Directors of the Town of Manchester, Connecticut, Call 2t^l527. on either Lathe, Bridgeport, for this first shift job. Duties Include pasting vari- luxurious surroundings. Flexi- type of property, a agents. 649-3924. $55,500. Cintimatlc or Tracer. Will 189 W. Cantar St. Dec. 15 expandable Ranch. Newer trailer tires, new electric on December 4, 1979. ROBERT BOULAY - (B-32) ous elements to produce camera ready copy, ble hours. Call Betsy or manager often cares for train qualified individuals. heating system, kitchen, generator, electric lawn- SALEISMAN- Opportunity for making revisions on existing copy and other re- Ronelle. 649-1611. the grounds and Approved a change of zone from Rural Residence and Top pay, liberal overtime and Mancheatar, Ct. 11-3 pm bath and roof. mower. Evenings. 633-70M. exciting position. Knowledge provides recreational Residence A to Industrial and adopted a zoning classification of of stoves helpful. Base plus excellent fringe benefits.s. lated operations. G—R—E—A—T buy at PROPOSED ORDINANCE Industrial for the parcel — 136V and 144 Adams Street and 390V commission. Full medical Apply at: 121 Adams Street. ! ^ LAUNDRY- 2 part time $56,900 facilities. The home BLACK St WHITE BE IT ORDAINED by the Board of Directors of the Town of New State Road — Effective December 17, 1979. benefits. Paid vacation. (^11 Manchester. 647-9935. Proofreader folders, and I part time owner just has to care PORTABLE TELEVISION Wishing You The Joys Of The Season £ U iD lL SET- $30. Call 528-7212 Manchester that the Town of Manchester convey to General Mrs. Gray 525-1931 I A ll gwashman. Needed for our iReinDsr rh rsRui RBWCiDin for the inside of their in- ZONING REGULATION AMENDMENT (Z-47) This is a second shift opening which requires anytime. Electric Company for the sum of $823,000.00, Parcel No. 7 in the laundry department. Please dividual living area. EXPERIENCED accuracy and speed in checking typesetting LOMBUDO t XSSOCUTES Buckland Industrial Park, Town of Manchester. County of Hart- Adopted amendment regarding Automobile Repair Garages in PART TIME JANITOR for ^ply in person Meadow's Vernon — MECHANIC - Knowledgable against original cop y and correcting by m eans of DELIVERING DARK LOAM ford, State of Connecticut. Said parcel being more particularly Industrial Zone — Effective Dw em ber 17, 1979. medium size office complex. (Convalescent H om e. 333 6494003 If you are tingle end Hours: 5 p,m. to 10 p.m., 3 in trucks, heavy equipment standard proofreader's marks. Five years of ex- Bidwell Street, Manchester. MIDSO’s - 5 Yards. $40 plus tax. Also bounded and described as follows: A copy of these decisions has been filed in the office of the Town f TO PLACE YOUR AD, DIAL c o n t e m p l e lin g e bo ut nights a week. Phone Mr. and welding. Own tools. O m - p u rc h e t in g e h om e , Charming 5 room Ranch sand, gravel and stone. 643- Beginning at a point in the northerly line of the now or Clerk. perience as a proofreader is required. In lieu of 9504. Whitney at 568-2020 for ap- pany benefits. Upton COLONIAL -. OFFERING 8 I plee ee giv e u t e cell el with Itk baths, wall to wall formerly Consolidated Rail Corporation right of way, said point PLANNING AND ZONING COMMISSION Construction, 742-6190. experience, a thorough background in language pointment. ^ 2 7 1 1 8 4 3 - 2 7 1 8 Hip WanM 13 ROOMS. 1st floor fam ily th e T E D F O R D R E A L carpeting throughout. Leo Kwash, Secretary skills will be considered. It can be part time for as A S T O R E F U L L O F having coordinates N3S0,290.15. E649,579.50 and being the room with fireplace, 4 Lovely outdoor patio. CARPENTER OR I 8:80-8 PM AFTER S PM I EVENINGS E S T A T E : C E N T U R Y PAPERBACKS. Our closeout southeasterly com er of the land herein described; thence the Dated this 7th day of December, 1979. COCKTAIL WAITRESSES - little as 20 hours a week. generous sized beorooms, 2 Many outstanding EXPERIENCED WOMAN TO LIVE IN HOME I 1/2 baths, central air, 2 car 2 1, R t. 4 4 A B o l t o n section - 5 for $1.00. We trade line mns along the aforementioned right of way in a westerly 008-12 Earn up to $200 a week. features. Call for details. CARPENTER’S HELPER and do chores. Will accept 1 5-11 PM . Monday thru garage, walkout basement. N o t c h , B o lt o n 6 4 7- and sell. PAPERBACK direction along the arc of a circular curve to the left having a Experienced or will train. Keyboard Operator S h e l l e r a l b WANTED - Call Tim Connelly CLASkirilO ADVLNTISINC c h ild r e n . S m a ll ren t in I Thursday. Accurate typing $83,500. Group I, Philbrick 9914 end let ue ehow IlM iv II rWb U mWm - ALLEY, 984 Sullivan Avenue. delta angle of 2°-10'-22". a radius of 3039.48 feet for a distance of Apply 330 Ledyard Street. Hartford. at 649-1379 after 6:00 p.m. G ood typing skill (45 wpm ) Is necessary here, exchange for chores. Call 649- I a must plus dependability. Agency. 646-4200. y o u w h e t w e h e v e (Route 194), South Windsor. 115.28 feet to a point; thence the line runs along the aforemen- ZIN88ER AGENCY plus the ability to grasp and retain cod es as- 7911, or 77 O liver Road, e v e i l e b l e . W e e r e Ct. Closed Sunday and Mon- tioned right of way in a westerly direction along the arc of a cir- TOWN OF MANCHESTER, CONNECTICUT ! For appointment call Miss day PLASTIC INSPECTOR - sociated with the operation of modem computer Manchester. m e mb ers of the Multi 646-1511 cular curve to the left having a delta angle of 10°-25'-00” , a NOTICE OF REGISTERED NURSE W h o P u t t h e " U Q W p | | ^ 1 Miller at 2894)256 Opening for first shift Q C per- NEEDED FOR p l e L i s t i n g s e r v ic e radius of 2800.35 feet for a distance of 509.12 feet to a point; driven typesetting equipm ent S om e graphic arts PART TIME COUNTER PECAN DINING ROOM SET- son to take over a small in- MANCHESTER MEDICAL which ensbie e ue to thence the line runs along the aforementioned right of way in a experience would be helpful. We have full time, HELP WANTED-5 am. toll U P irO L O TY Double pedestal table. 6 up- spection departm ent in a OFFICE- Experienced ADOPTION OF ORDINANCE first and secon d shift openings. a.m. Apply at: Bess Eaton. £ L f i £ > x r P | show you hom e s thet holstered chairs and hutch. westerly direction along the arc of a circular curve to the left busy, growing, molding and required. Applicants must UJUSTUENT BUREAU, MC. In accordance with the provisions of Chapter 3, Sections 1 and "HOMELAND"? 319 Green Road, Manchester. REAUXIRS are a v a ila ble In this Like new $800 623-8759. having a delta angle of 4°-56'-30", a radius of 3278.06 feet for a mold making company. A enjoy working with people and Ill Foundar* Plaza 9 of the Town Charter, notice is hereby given of the adoption by good general knowledge of Our location is convenient; our pay is good and a re s. W e ’re n a tion a l distance of 282.73 feet to a point; thence the line runs along the have a pleasant personality. ii.irfl Eaat Hartford, Ct. MINIATURE DOLL HOUSE the Board of Directors of the Town of Manchester, Connecticut, plastics, measuring in- comes with a liberal package of financial and TRUCK DRIVER for Drug but we’re N eighborly. 68 A D E L A ID E R O A D - aforementioned right of way. in a westerly direction, said line Hours: 8:30 to 5, Monday thru M ANCHESTER Highland Park. This esquisite FOR SALE- 5 room Ranch on December 4, 1979. struments. gauges, and Warehouse. 40 hours. Call 649- having a bearing of S48°-22'-52"W for a distance of 150.32 feet to Friday. Salary commensurate social benerits. Second shift incluides a 10%pay IB. 8648. 8 Room Garrison Ckjlonial is a style Completely decorated blueprint reading required. a point in the northerly street line of Tolland Turnpike; thence with experience. Business and differential and free parking. If you qualify for MECHANIC- Small engine. 6 ROOM RANCH real treasure in today's real and furnished. (Jail 289-6160 Capable of checking work personal references essential. Experienced, full time posi- High and dry on 1.6 treed, estate market Custom Built days. the line runs in a westerly direction along the said street line PROPOSED ORDINANCE within close tolerences, filling any of these positions, please com e to our Per- Mnd responses to Herald Box NUR8E AIDE8 tion. Own tools. Also, part landscaped acres. Di d Y o u Kn o w? by Master Craftsmen, with having a bearing of S63°-I5'-09"W for a distance of 120.22 feet to out inspection reports, sonnel DepL between 8.W a.m and 400 p.m. Be it ordained by the Board of Directors of the Town of D. a point; thence the line runs along the said street line in a customer liaison and exer- Immediate openings on 2nd and time position. Trainee or Qtmpletely carpeted. For- Singles complexes often beautiful fireplaces, Manchester. to nil out an applicaUon. |3rd shifts Good salary, excellent experienced. Eckerts Lawn cabinetry, and molding detail northerly direction along the arc of a circular curve to the right cising good judgement. Please At laaat 65% of all Amaricani own ihdr own homaa. and moat ot tha raat mal dining room. 2 baths. do not allow children CHRISTMAS TREES WANTED CUSTODIAN- Part Iworklng conditions, convenient and Leisure. 742-6103. throughout. 2 1/2 baths, lovely having a delta angle of 90°-27’-07". a radius of 50.00 feet for a call Sir. Silver at 563-1475 for would Ilka to. at Hick ory Ridge Farm Sec 1) time, early mornings. Apply Rlocatloo. Very pleasant at- Jalousied porch, large appointment. distance of 78.78 feet to a point in the easterly street line of That the Town of Manchester purchase from Alex F. and Ann F. in person to: Moriarty Tha NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF REALTORS* oftara congratulatlona to Call Mrs Ferguson. flagstone patio and 2 car at- •Scoteb Pm •Ooutlas Hr tha formar, and aaaiatanca to tha lattar. Wa'va alraady hatpad thousands IDNS "Member All Points Relocation" Chapel Road ; thence the line runs along the said street line in a Yakaitis for the sum of $15,000 a certain piece of parcel of land Brothers, 315 Center Street tached garage, on a private •White $ B w Spruce STATION ATTENDENT of aingtaa and tamlllaa achlava homa ownarahlp. and wa'ra raady to hatp nor^erly direction along the arc of a circular curve to the right See Scotty. WOLVERTON AGENCY 1/2 acre lot. Over $100,000 By •Wreaths •Cemeterj $asleU located in the Town of Manchester. O unty of Hartford, State of NEEDED- Full time. Apply in you. too. RNS - LPNS having a delta angle of 15°-42'-20'', a radius of 940.00 feet for a Connecticut, on the southerly side of Burnham Street and being Wharavar you liva. whatever kind of home you're looking for. there's a owner. Call 646-6759 •Holiday Craft Hems person to Gorin's Sports Car EXPERIENCED SERVICE 649-2813 distance of 257.67 feet to a point: thence the line runs along the THE TRAVELERS REALTOR* naarby who can giva you praclaa. practical information and Full or part timo. more particulary bounded and described as follows: Center. Route 83. Vernon. STA'nON ATTENDANT.Over aarvica All Shuts m said street line in a northerly direction having a bearing of 18. Part time. Am ly in per- 1 Tower Square, Hartford, CL 06115 N ir-02'-30” W for a distance of 1186.70feet toa point; thence the Beginning at a point in the southerly line of Burnham Street, H O M EW O RK ERS - Earn Now la atwaya tha bast Umato buy a houta. Call a REALTOR* and find out • Compla t* orientation. NIANTIC - GIANTS NECK TEDFORD REAL ESTATE son. Maple Super M rvice, 220 An equal opportunity employer M/F mort dataUa about tha raal aetata and tha monay market H will ba tha line runs along the said street line in a northerly direction along having Connecticut Plane Coordinates N352.817.83, E647,745.67, $50.00/hundred securing, stuf- Spruce St.. Manchester bast thing you can do today for your futura. PART TIME GAS a Ongoing ataff d a va lop- BEACH. 3 bedroom Ranch, the arc of a circular curve to the left having a delta angle of 0°- thence turning and running in the arc of a curve to the right fing Envelopes. Free Details. paneled living room, eat-in tnetdantafty ^ If you alraady own a homa. but you naad anothar ona thaTa ATTENDANT to work m a n t a nd In -t a rv ic a GLASTONBURY VICINITY- having a radius of 60.00 feet, a distance of 68.46 feet to a point of Reply: Titan V15X, Box 94485, kitchen. 2 car garage, oil heal, REUJOR5 51'-13". a radius of 470.00 feet for a distance of 7.00 feet to a Id ENTAL assistant - Male largar. amallar or aomawhare alaa. a REALTOR* can halp you, too. Qfva weekends at A-1 Gas Station. progra m. New Salt Boxes. Capes and Schaumberg, III. 60194. lovely quiet setting on dead- point which is the northwesterly com er of the land herein reverse curvature; thence turning and running in the arc of a or female, experience ua a calf today. Manchester. Call John at 649- Colonials, in rustic country • 9 pa id tic k days end street, deeded beach EAST SHE COIOWL described , thence the line runs in an easterly direction along curve to the left, h a v i^ a radius of 60 feet, a distance of 172.76 necessary. Military 4917. setting. Custom built on large AUTO BODY REPAIR - Full MANCHESTER CARRIER WANTED rights. $79,900. Call exclusive •1 > land now or formerly of Hartford Distributors, Inc. having a to a point in the existing southerly street line of Burnham backround helpful. Salary Manchastar Board of Raaltora a 11 pa id holidays lots featuring quality ‘W C O H O m O H Street; thence turning and running westerly in the southeriy time. Ehiperienced. Must have negotiable. Excellent agent. Carol C ab le-W ^ er, throughout. Convenient loca- Pos$l)le To PardHtto bearing of N78°-45'-23"W for a distance of 1071.05 feet to a point own tools. $7.00 per hour. All C a nt e r Stre e t 331 to 470 186 East Cantar Straat • E m plo y e r p a id Ma jor Beazley Co. Realtors, Equal PMjttott it Ibcj M Oi Sa«th M. off Iwtt street line of Burnham Street a distance of 168.25 feet to the benefits. Manchester area. tion Generous allowances and Contoirts — Centra! and which IS the northeasterly com er of the land herein described; company benefits. For ap- Immediate opening. Call 649- Rooe eveH St. M e dic a l a nd Lila In- housing opportunity. 443-4470. choice selections make an at- 31. Hem C«vc«try labart Viwy aid !i thence the line runs in a southerly direction along other land point and place of begirtning. pointment call 688-7596 Manchastar 848-2450 ____ AUTO TM NSM ItSION Canvaniant W 7AM3S4 8125. Lincoln St. tura ncs. tractive package. Visit now or formerly of the Grantor having a bearing of S16°-46’-30" Said premises contain .16 acres, more or less. I N S T A U a sight at Hillstown Road Pricad Far Fa$t Sale Baod «•••• lar Bw flfM paraon a M a lpra cllcs covarage. for a distance of 1074.74 feet to a point of beginning. Barnwood Drive, or call for This Ordinance shall take effect ten (10) days after this PRODUCTION CONTROL Tru m b u ll St. tipirtwiniowly Probata Approva! The herein described parcel contains an area of 33.00 acres. PART TIME CLERK a 2 we e ks paid vacation additional details. Peterman publication in this newspaper provided that within ten (10) days COORDINAIXIR on Aircraft TYPIST- for busy school of- Lila c St. DINING ROOM SET Together with the right to enter, pass and repass over, use •43-08B0 attar 1 year, £L£iD£TJ Agency. 649-9404, 646-1171,649- Raqairad. after this publication of this (jrdinance a petition signed by not parts. All company paid fice. 9-1 pm. Monday- Friday. Colonial style, almost brand REAA70RS 4844. HMtor M P«Mi Hocata'' and operate a railroad spur line for all purposes for which said less than five (5) percent of the electors of the Town, as deter- benefits. Interviewing 9:30 Good typing, good figure ap- s T O P t a o a 3 wask a attar 5 ys art. new Call 568-1988 lines are ordinarily utilized and to maintain, alter, repair and a.m.m. to 4:00 p.m. Dynamic EAST HARTFORD CARRIERS WANTED nUNSMItSION mined from the latest official lists of the Registrars of Voters, titude. Please call. Residen- a 4 w a a k t attar 8 ya art. $42,900 replace said line if the Grantor fails so to do in, through, on and to has not been filed with the Town Clerk requesting its Metal Products Co.. Inc., 422 tial. Education Center, 474 To ll a n d St. 525-651 BOFIORE AGENCY CORD WOOD - Cut. split and North Main Street. a $ 6 0 y e a r ly u n i f o rm Buys this aluminum sided Ihiltin______$47-1413^ delivered Seasoned $85 over a strip of land upon which said line is constructed or is to reference to a special Town election. School Street. East Hartford, Manchester, 646-4048. 06108 569-4780. EOE. M/F. H a nm er St. allowance. Green $75 875-0612 be constructed from the above described premises to the James R. McCavanagh 5-1- r o o m h o m e . existing rail way line located north on Tolland Turnpike. Secretary Willia m St. CLERK- TYPIST and diver- C om a join our caring Nice level lot. masioRS Reserving, however, an easement for the drainage purposes GRIT BLASTERS WANTED- RESPONSIBLE POSITION in MAMIYA C330 BODY - 65 and Board of Directors Experienced Preferred. Call Bum a ld a St. 727-735 sified office duties. Monday m e dic a l ts a m. C ont a ct Convenient location. Lots-La nd lor Sale 24 105 lenses, Paramender, L over a strip of land 50 feet in width adjacent to and northerly of busy sales office for career (MCUP 1 • A talact association of REALTORS serving tha graatar Bolton Manchester. Connecticut for appointm ent 633-9474. secretary Handle phones, Manchastar araa with mora advarbalng axpartlaa. Impact and affldancy for thru Friday. 9 to 5. Call Linda Mrs. McCaf frey RN, DNS. Excellent starter grip, pistol grip. 2 finders "'l- the southerly line of the above-described premises. Qrla woM St. GLASTONBURY- LEVEL Dated at Manchester, Connecticut this Sth day of December Connecticut Hardface, St provide information for after 5, 646-1980. investment, 78W. TREED LOTS available for Reserving, however, an easement for the purposes of 1979 Metalizing Corp., Glaston- custom ers, typing, dic- Ra nnay St. MEADOWS m a u nan mounor custom building your new drainage and of laying, constructing, operating, inspecting, 010-12 bury. taphone, record-keeping. TWO WOOD STOVES FOR RN home Indian Hills Trail, maintaining, repairing, replacing substituting, relocating and R ^u ires initiative, pleasant Woodbridg a Ava. CONVALESCENT SALE- Call 643-9452. H O M EW O RK ERS - Earn BRAND NEW LISTINGS!! Good guys are looking for UniqueRA CkistomNC Contem-H located between 2 golf removing a railroad line in and through the following described office environment. Send KEITH REAL ESTATE courses Call Peterman, 649- land: $50.00/hundred securii^, stuf- resume to Robbins St Myers Wa bat ar St. 11 p.m. to 7 a.m., part time HOME porary. 2 car garage. 2 TOOLS FOR SALE Sears Supervisor, 3 days a week 646-4126 acres. Potential for 9404 . 646-1171, 649-4844 shop vacuum cleaner, $50 00. Said easement begins at a point which is the northeasterly Probate Notice Probate Notice fing Envelopes. Free Details, Inc , P.O. Box 221, South B a ldon St. 333 Bidwell Stra at Reply: Titan - X72, Box 94485, Windsor, a . 06074, 1) TWO FHMLY - > 5 3 ,9 0 r in modern, progressive Professional Offices. $69,- Blade setting tool, $45.00. Saw com er of the parcel herein described; thence the line runs in a Court of Probxle. D iitricl of NOTICE TO CREDITORS Manchastar Schaumberg, III. 60194. Lind e n St. health care facility. Good 500. blade reconditioning tool. southerly direction along other land now or formerly of the Manchester ESTATE OF HAROLD 0 PUGH, Beal Estate Wanted 28 NOTICE OF HEARING deceased AUTO BODY REPAIR - Full Good Locotion, Needs Work, Priced salary and working con- 647-9194 MANCHESTER- Two Family Member #11 P o i n i s R e l o c a t i o n " $45.00. Portable saw guide, Grantor having a bearing of S16°-46’-40"E for a distance of ESTATE OF HEATHER ROY. minor The Hon William E. FitzGerald, $45 00 Craftsman sander. Judge, of the Court of Probate. NURSES AIDES - Full time. time, experienced. Must have ditions. Apply in person: to 4-4. Very nice condition. New SELLING your house? Call us 789.90 feet to a point; thence the line runs in a westerly direc- Pursuant to an order of Hon. William Burnaid a St. 222-290 FJ. SPIEOU RULTOHS $25 00 646-5308 after 3 p.m. District of Manchester at a hearing Experienced preferred, but own tools. C:an start at $7.25 Accordingly. A tru e Bargain! Mrs. A. Jean Henry, Direc- roof. 200 foot treed lot. first and we ll make you a tion having a bearing of S73°-13'-30"W for a distance of 30.00 E FitzGerald. Judge, dated December held on November 29.1979 ordered that 3, 1979 a hearing will be held on an training will Iw given. Apply an hour. All company W e stbroo k St. Immediate occupancy $54,- 6 4 3 -2 1 2 1 _ cash offer! T.J. Crockett. all claims must be presented to the tor of Nursing. feet to a point; thence the line runs in a northerly direction application praying for authority to in person: Elast Hartford Con- benefits. For appointment call Businoss Opportunity U 900. Hayes Corp., 6464)131 Realtor, 643-1577 fiducury on or before March 1.1960 or Ralph Rd. having a bearing of M6°-46'-30"W for a distance of 560.00 feet to compromise a doubtful and disouled valescent Home, 745 Main 688-7596. claim against Ivan L Stewart and Kirt be barred as by law provided HOMM IMMI NEUn Pearl J Hultman, Street, E)ast Hartford. 2) DUTCH BEAUTY PARLOR- 2 booths. MANCHESTER - By owner, 7 MAY WE BUY your home"’ a point , thence the line runs in a northerly direction having a S Stewart of Ellington. Oonn as in Myrtle St. FIREWOOD- Guaranteed Asi't Gerk CMIFKUTY 1 more could be added; with 4 bearing of N28°-40'-H"W for a distance of 237,81 feet to a point said application on file more fully FULL TIME DAYS - Various rooms. 1 1 2 baths, GAS (Juick. fair, all cash and no seasoned. 4/5 of a cord, split appears, at the Court of Probate on The fiducury is RN OR LPN - II PM to 7 AM. duties, typing helpful. La tim er St. L u r g e ^ f l M l p l a c e . Gracious 1M Hoad, VinMii or 5 room apartment HEAT, fruit trees, garden problem. Call Warren E in the northerly boundary line of the parcel herein described; Stella S Pugh and delivered $85 00. Picked Dm 17. 1979 at 3 00 P M One night a week. Laurel EOl Reasonable 875-4141 Convenient location, wood Howland. Realtors. 643-1108 thence the line runs in an easterly direction along land now or Pearl J. Hultman, 332 Windsor Street. Emblem St Badge, East Hart- K e nyon St. up amounts and special Manchester. Conn Manor, 91 Chestnut Street, ford. 289-2864. U v i n g !9 l^ i f t i e s . £LfiDjy^^ stove connection, 3 dormers. formerly of Hartford Distributors. Inc. having a bearing of Ass't Clerk lengths...... available 649-9139 or 01112 06040 Manchester. R E AUO RS drv basement $50's. Call My- ______cjoiiin N76“-45'-23"E for a distance of 71.00 feet to the point of begin- 014-12 CALL CHRIS 647-9946 BOLTON PUBLIC SCHOOL- 643-1110. DENTAL ASSISTANT 9354 eves or weekends for "no 40 ning of this easement. (Tustodian needed for full time COLONIAL pressure inspection. " No Hous e hold Qoods WANTED- Full time. 3 ) TWO FHMLY DUPLEX LADIES' COLUMBIA 3 Said parcel is described on a map entitled, "Town of position. 40 hour week. For Experience, or previous agents. REFRIGERATORS SPEED 26" BICYCLE applicatibn, see James 8 rooms. 2>4 baths. 1st Manchester Connecticut Department of Public Works training necessary qualifica- Excellent condition. $50. Call Na/p Wanttd 13 Hip Wanfd 13 Im m a cula te. Alum inum Sid e d. Veitch, Superintendent of /” Washers Ranges, used, Engineering Division Land Conveyed By Town Of Manchester tion. Pleasant surroundings IMMEDIATE floor panelled family room 649-2687, anytime. Probale Notice Buildings & Grounds, at guaranteed and clean. New To Generai Electric Company Scale: 1” equals 100' Date: 10-4- and working conditions. with fireplace and large shipment damaged, G.E St NOTICE TO CREDITORS HERALD CARIBER NEEDED Modem Baths. Some carpeting and Bolton High School. Brandy Benefits available. Call 525- deck. Formal dining room, FRIGIDAIRE. lo w prices WE BUY St SELL USED 79 Revisions: 10/29/79 11/29/79." ESTATE OF MERRILL R ADAMS, AUTO MECHANIC TRUCK DRIVERS- Needed Street. E O t. ATTENTION! deceased 3868. 4 bedrooms. 2 car garage. U liD ir j B.D. Pearl St Son. 649 Main FURNITURE- One piece or Said premises are subject to the following encumbrances: WANTED- Semi skilled per- for an electrical distributor. b iM -in s . The Hon William E FitzGerald. Rcjujxms entire household. Cash On The a. Industrial Park R efla tion s of the Manchester Economic IN DOWNEY DRIVE, son. with tools, to perform Prior experience necessary. Wooded lot. walk out base- Street, 643-2171. Judge, of the Court of Probate. Line. Furniture Barn. 646- Development Commission dated March 14,1978 and recorded in District of Manchester at a hearing LAW FIRM in Vernon Circle light repair for growing, Good overtime and benefits. ment. held on November 28.1979 ordered that ABSOLUTE BARGAINS! 0865 Volume 662, Page 292 of the Manchester land records. FOUNTAIN VILLAGE AREA. area seeks full time Legal p^rogressive dealership. Call Mr. Rosenberg at 4 ) E K m R 0 M M IIC H -< 6 6 .9 ir M a nchM t e r — all claims must be presented to the 7 Vi Annual CHFA Custom made draperies, slip- Secretary. Experience Excellent benefits. Apply m Economy Electric, 646-2830. "Member All Pomts Relecztioa" b. Real property taxes of the Town of Manchester and of the fiduciary on or before February 38, covers and upholstery. Budget FRESHLY CUT 1960 or be barred as by law providad. preferred, with good typing person at: Lynch Motors. Equal Opportunity Employer. COO K TWO FAMILY Eighth Utilities District of said Town on the current Grand List 3 o r 4 B e d ro o m s . S e v e r a l We are looking for a Cook Intere st Rate. PHILBRICK A P C Y Terms Arranged. Call 289-2331 TRUCKLOAD CHRISTMAS Pearl J. Hultman, CALL 6 4 7-9 9 4 6 and shorthand skills. Phone In c., 345 C enter S treet, 4-6 two family in Cheney which Grantee, by acceptance of the deed agrees to pay in ac- Aaa’t. Clerk 646-1974, between 9 a.m. and 5 for relief work in our 95- 646-420r __ , or 646-1000 TREES- Spruce St Scotch Manchester. PART TIME- Truck Driver / historical district. Large 2 cordance with Section 12-81a of the Connecticut General The fiducury u p.m. Appliances stay. Two Zoned H e a t Bed Skilled Care Nursing Pine Will be at Railroad Merdilh F Adams o r 6 4 7-9 9 4 7 Stock Mover. Mornings til NEW HOME Home. 32 hours per week, car bam. 2 separate gas WHIRLPOOL WASHER- Salvage. Route 5. this Statutes. 60 Grandview S t. early afternoon. Saturdays a Country atmosphere, city con MANCHESTER NEW furnaces. $59,900. weekend. $8 00 and up. c. Planning and Zoning Regulations of the Town of ManchMter. CT 06040 must. Good hourly wage for with full time benefits. Good condition. Call 289-5623, 01212 Salary commensurate with IN VERNON LISTING 8 room raised after 6:00 p.m. Manchester. responsible person. veniences. experience. Call Mrs. Ranch in prestige area. For- DISTINCTIVE CHRISTMAS d. Such easements and rights-of-ways existing on said Applications accepted Mon- 3 bedrooms, IVk baths Vince at Crestfield mal dining room, 3 - 4 KELVINATOR - No frost TREES. 8 to 11 feet Spruce day thru Friday. A1 Sleffert's premises as of the date hereof which do not render title un- Heatalator fireplace, at- bedrooms, family room. 2 1/2 Hye-Acres Tree Farm. Rt Appliance. 445 Hartford Road, HOWUIND REALTORS refrigerator and a marketable or interfere with Grantee's quiet enjoyment or use 5) WESTWOOD SPLIT baths, 2 fireplaces, 2 car gar- Westinghouse air conditioner, 44A. Mansfield 1.7 miles east 64T9997. 6 4 3-S 1 5 1 tached garage. City 643-nos of the premises in any way whatsoever. I SHEET ROCK TAPER WANTED KM AD-VISOR age. much more Tne Hayes 6000 BTU. Best offer. 647-9129, of Kathy Johns. 429-2635. sewer and water. e. Power easement crossing the above described premises - Probate Notice { BY INTERIOR CONTRACTOR 7 rooms plus. Automatic gas h e a t Corp , 6464)131. from the Town of Manchester to the Hartford Electric Light NOTICE TO CREDITORS PART TIME MECHANIC $ 6 0 ,0 0 0 Company dated 9-25-78 and recorded in Volume 685, Page 17 of ESTATE OF BESS WALDMAN aka Th e Herald Is currently loo king for a phon e A d-Vl e or with some e:xperience. Mor- Tre e d lot, over Hi acre. Tw o Car BESSIE WALDMAN. deceased nings. Apply al: 270 Hartford AUTO BODY ESTIMATOR- the Manchester Land Records. The Hon. William E. FitzGerald. I Exp«rl«nc*d only nood apply. Full tlma poaHlon. for Its classified d e p artm ent. Experienced. To maintain C a ll Tod ay! Judge, of the Court of Probate. Road,d, Manchester. Garage. Dion’t miss on this! £ MtounnmKM Said premises are subject to the following condition: I Hourly wago. Body Shop Office. Must be MKM MOWTIW District of Manchester at a bearing Cozy and comfortable five "The premises describe herein are conveyed upon condition held on November 29.1979 ordered that able to schedule work and Energy efficient and room ranch on nearly 2 that construction of an appropriate building or buildings be all claims must be presented to the WE OFFER PART TIME POSITIONS order p r t s and paint. All THE BARROWS CORNER exciting in a contemporary acres. Inground pl - ideal commenced no later than eighteen (18) m ont^ after the date of fidicuary on or before February 29. AVAILABLE National Inven- 6 ) SIX ROOM RANCH fringe benefits plus excellent way! Loft bedroom suite, I960 or be barred u by law provulcd. 1 - I C a l l 6 6 6 -5 1 6 2 • Paid V ac ations, Holid ays & Birthday tory Service needs people with wages. For appointment call for single person or couple. this deed. By acceptance of this deed, the Grantee, for itself and Peart J Hultmao. I Monday thru Friday a.m. to • p jn . D.W. FISH three baths and much, its successors and assigns covenants and agrees to comply with Aas't. d a r t • Paid Medic al a nd Dental Banafita mathematical aptitude to 2 firil baths, two c a r garage. 688?im. Qalinry of Homot much more. Located in a Priced in the $50’s. Sandy The fiduciary is; assit in the taking of Retail the aforesaid condition. In the event of a breach th e m f, the I or 232-MOO waofconda. a Ple asant W ork ing Conditions. 243 Main Straat private area of fine borne. Reich 644-1727. Irma W Meridy Inventories. Palo training Grantor herein or its successors shall have the right to enforce n Teresa Rd ' ------Cathedral Ceiling, Sun Deck, Quality Manchastar Manchester. CT. provided. Must be available this condition by making a tender of the purchase price as OIMO YOU SHOULD weekends, and week day built by USB. Appliances, Ste el NITM stated herein to the Grantee or its successors and assigns and 013-12 R N S - L P N S 643-1591 evenings. Year round posi- God’s gift to Connecticut! MMCKSTS demand 'a reconveyance of the herein described premises." tion, with heavy January work Vamon Circia, Vsrnon Hedge against inflation! • Ty p e 40 W PM Beam Construction. l a i M a i t i n u u See this beautiful three This Ordinance shall take effect ten (10) days after this schedule. For interview 644- Three bedroom split bedroom ranch on almost publication in this newsiiaper provided that within ten (10) days • H a ve Ple as ant Te le p h o n e M a nn er 2574 on Monday December We are now accepting 872-9153 minutes from everything. two acres. Spacious and after this publication of this (Jrdinance a petition slg n ^ by not • Lik a to W ork with th e Public lOth. between 10 and 4. appUcationa for split hours Skip to bus. Electric gar- 7 ) SULTBOX COLONUL lovely! Call for ap- less than five (5) percent of the electors of the Town, as deter- • H a ve Q o o d Voc a bula ry & Spalling on tbe second shift. age door. Call Mary E.S. Probate Notice pointment: Mary Gahbey mined from the latest official lists of the Registrara of Voters, Mt-LFNt Gahbey for appointment to NOTICE TO CREOrrORS lO p tsla it oa all iklflt. Goo< Exquisite s t o n e it t A cedar shingled 849-9459. has not been filed with the Town Gerk requesting its reference ESTATE or JANE E. SMITH. aPMT07PMor * E D U C A TIO N view. I N T E R E S T E D ? lia la rr, o in llo a l worUaa caa- to a special Town election. dcCOAMd ( t L Y A A l i o n “ Gentleman 7 PM TO 11 PM Tb« Hon. wmUin C. FlUG«rald. |auk«a. CaU Mfi. Ewyaaca. DW . roof, exj H tM lD N U I Judge, of tbo Court of ProbaU, CAU 643-2711 E cMVAumr N il Prfvato Instructions I I Outstanding customed DUtrtet of Miirhfittr at a beariof Aak tor Lae In d e illn or Jo P eary Farm er' “ Find in the H f- If you are intereited bold o« Docambar 4.1979 ocOarad t w 29MI71 colonial with stepdown IMNE i CMflM James R. McCavanagb all rlalim muM ba nramAad to tbe please contact Mra. RIDING LESSONS indoor fireplaced family room, Sparkling three bedroom Secretary fUadaiy OB or bafort Mardi 4. Ifld or ties” McCaffrey RN, DNS. riding ring. Western slock fully appUanced deslgnen Board of Db'ectora oa oarrao u oy law proridad. seat, saddle seat and hunt coloqial with fireplaced Paart J. Haltmaa, \ 1 5 6 L Canter Stre e t k i u W . Dining area and Manchester, Connecticut Aaa't. dark seat. All leveU 228-9817. LR, aluminum siding, Tba fldadary la: PART 'HME TELEPHONE We have oth ers also. MEMin CMNUMDR HU (ConM of Sprue* A E. C«$itor Sts.) formal dining room for the excellent starter home Naocy 8. fUca H e r a l i i SOUCITORS - 20 hours per Dated at Manchester, Connecticut VOICE, PIANO Instructions. 847-1000 EHO holidays. priced at $58,900. SO Ayan Road. C L A S S I F I E D A D V E RTI SI N G week. 6 to to PM evenings Former faculty New York this Sth day of December 1979. 8o. WinMor, Cona. and/or Saturdays. CaU Mr. 009-U 015-12 W lilA M LD ELFIO R E AGENCY Music and Art High School. Gold. 521-9616. 431 I4M413 317 Bum N. Professional Singer/Pianist. 644-8597. t :

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AnUquaa 41 Apaitmaata For Bant S3 Frvnk A Entest Dear Abby YES, MA'AM, IT5FORA FRIENP I CAN hear the I'M LOOKING OF MINE.,A 6(RL,„5HE A C RO SS 43 In Iroubit Answtr to Praviova Punia ^0un^ O iu^ndl REMODELED TWO I TOY TRAINS BUT I FORA save me a COUPLE CAN'T SEE THEM.. > I Eicapa 45 Uttntil 3 m. BEDROOM APARTMENT - By Abigail Van Buren 6 Maka gay 48 8uyar (Lat) AN ASH TRAY FROM On quiet street. Appliances, OF LISTS OFTWlNeS I I Craapity 49 Com# out SalnrHay, December 8th, or Sunday, December 9th pantry, garage. $250 monthly. 13 Magaiina 51 In support of PARIS'S FABULOUS , the OOc T oR VdAS RtGHT SHE WANTS SO... official 52Platad with tin MAXINE’S outrageous hats No utilities, children, or pets. 14 Entartam 53 Jalouaia marvelous 1930 silk clothing in 646-7901. loviahlY 54 Ramaina when HE 5AiD iNoulO 15 SpKitt li mint condition boxes of all grou(M DOWN shapes and sizes. All kinds of ROCKVILLE - 2 bedrooms, DEAR ABBY: Our son is a 16-year-old high school 16 Imiatts ah linens and Idee, glassware, carpet. Kids ok. Loaded with 17 Maka up for 1 Spooky sophomore who is very mature for hia age. He's been steadi- 2 G am furniture and very strange extras. $225. (528-1). Rental RPt> VEARf T» MY L«FE ■- 16 Highway ly dating a 17-year-old senior for about a year. We've always curva 3 Eggs on collectibles are all waiting for Assistors, small fee. 236-5646. 20 Vary (Fr) 4 Oay(Sp) you at Red Goose Farm An- I FUL PiPrtEN year x had an excellent rapport with our son and have openly 21 Daitta'a 5 Houat 23 Smalliword 38 Luiurioua addition discussed sex, reproduction and contraception. oppotiia 24 Scotch cup fabric tiques. Goose Lane Coventry. VERNON VALUE - Modem 2 Priacilla’a Pop — Ed Sullivan 6 Biblical 25 Acirtat 25 Can 39 Rivtr paaaaga Open Friday. Saturday, Sun- bedroom, patio, pool, washer OCDER ALReAcY! Last week his girlfriend happily informed him that she is Louiaa gardtn 27 ElKtric fish day 10-5. 742-9137. and dryer. Kids ok. $300. (568- six months pregnant, and she's delighted! She had already 26 Environmtnt 7 WitH 28 Ctntral 40 Blackmora POVOU REALLV I THINK THE -BUT TEN ANP I HATE 6 Broka brtad 3). Rental Assistors, small TNA«Mf 11-7 told her family, who she says are excited and happy and igancy (abbr) Amtrican haroma eiMIHWA M.fH Hat I I FM 0« UKE THESE IDEA 0EHINP THEATERS IN THE SCREENS.' 9 Mountain 41 Goff acora fee. 236-5646. have given her baby gifts and almost completely furnished 27 Draaa atyfa paak Indian MIN I-THEATERS., THEM IS &XX2 - ONE BULP1NG 30 Announcti at 10 Aga 29 Praiidant 42 Snow vahiclai ANTIQUES & her nursery! She and her parents have talked with a school WALPO! IS TOO MUCH .' 33 Won 12 Pinad (abbr) 44 loving MANCHESTER- 5 Room, 2 34 Armad banda 13 Salf-aattam 30 Uniform 45 Wigwam COLLECTIBLES - Will •••••••••••••••••••••••••• counselor and today she starts classes at an alternative 35 Cauatic Bedroom Apartment, ready ...... •••••••••••••••••••••••••• (Pl| ornamant 46 Subiida purchase outrights, or sell on Auto* For Bala ei Auloa For Bala n school for school-aged mothers and mothers-to-be. She told aubttanct 31 Orudga for immemdiate occupancy. Auloa For Bala 67Trueka for Bala 62 11 Aftarnoon 47 Smgar Torma commission. Houselot or all her friends at school before telling opr son and he is now 36 Milk (Fr.) snack 32 Tima tona No pets. $250 monthly. Group CINEMA 37 Impudanca 20 Lota patianca (abbr) 46 Graak lattar s l^ le piece. Telephone 644- 1976 PLYMOUTH PREMIER 1975 FORD GRANADA- 4 being approached with all sorts of questions and comments 39 Mfphitic 22 Rivar in 50 incorrtet I, Zinsser Agency, 64^1511. CHEVY NOVA 1975- 3 speed, 1971 FORD F-250 PICKUP- unrsmwMf 36 Baaabaliar VOLARE WAGON - Slant 6 from his teachers and classmates. CINEA 40 Pounds(ibbr| England Gahng (prafii) door. Small 8. Automatic floor shift, bucket seats. 48,- Ehicellent condition. Power cylinder, 20 mpg, deluxe up- transmission, power steerins The girl states she is happy about it and just hopes our MiA/effOi MANCHESTER- 4 room 000 miles. $2250, or best offer. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 holstery, power steering, steering and brakes. son will be a good "Daddy." She’s even asked him to par- 8 9 10 apartment. $220. Security and power brakes, air coff- 633-7345. Automatic transmission. Will WANTED - Antique furniture. automatic, brand new tires. ditionlng, radials, 43,000 ticipate in natural childbirth classes with her. n references required. 646-2531. trade for four wheel drive. 12 13 Glass. Pewter, Oil Paintings, 40,000 miles. $3,300. Nice car. "Jl'es. Excellent condition. Our son is bewildered and dumbfounded about all this. He .til"! $1995.6460557, after 6:00 p.m. 14 or Antique item s. FIVE ROOM APARTMENT 646-1356. $2200. Call 646-8347 after 6 says he feels an obligation to her. but at his age marriage is IS Harrison, 643-8709 p.m. close to Main Street. $225 out of the question. We agree, but how can we help him 16 18 monthly, appliances included. 1969 CHEVROLET VAN- 1976 DODGE PICKUP - through this? All articles and programs are geared to help ■ 1973 CHEVY NOVA- 2 door 16 Heat and eW tricity not in- Automatic. Good running con- slanted 6, 41,000 m iles, unwed mothers, but what about an unwed father? We want 22 23 34 cluded. 646-1084. ask for Dick. dition. Call 649-9258. standard. 6 cylinder. Regular original owner, bums regular 1 him to get on with a norma! life without suffering any Captafn Eaay — Crooka A Lawranca 25 □ RENTALS gas. Excellent condition. gas, like new. Call 568-2M0. psychological scars. Are there groups or agencies to help 3. MANCHESTER - NEAR $1200. Call 6468347 after 6 ■ 1 ■ 1975 MERCUhY MONTEGO boys in this predicament? Where can we turn? DON'T 00 FOR HIS SUN, UeH! WHY YO U -: 27 26 29 HOSPITAL, 5 room duplex. p.m. 8 F O O T T R U C K C A P - 32 MX- Excellent condition, low PARENTS. HUNTINGTON BEACH. CALIF. HOOKNOSEl OR YOU WOW'T Rooms for Pant 52 P acing 1 car. U You pay mileage. Quadrophonic Panelled and insulated. ^11 BE PICKIN' UP PIEC ES- 33 utilities. No pets. Security and stereo-8 track, power steering (THEVY NOVA 1971- $675 or out windows, with lights. Cost YOU'LL BE PU6HIN’ UP 1^ THOMPSON HOUSE- Cen- lease required. References. first offer. Good running con- over $400, WILL SACRIFICE DEAR PARENTS; There are excellent counseling ser- DAISIED! 35 36 / brakes, one owner. 872-6528, vices in your area. Contact your Family Service Associa- trally located Downtown February 1st. $300. 649-8220. 633-5310, or 659-0508. dition. Snow tires. Call 64fr for $250. Like new! 875-3798. ■ Manchester. Kitchen 7907. tion. And see a lawyer about the obiigations, rights and 37 3^^| 3, .0 41 42 privileges. Call 649-2358. responsibilities of an unwed father. ■ FIRST FLOOR 4 ROOM MotorcycfM-BIcycfM 64 43 44 APARTMENT, Adults only. 1968 CHEVY IMPALA- Good 1 Appliances. No utilities. No DEAR ABBY: I see that many of our public figures are 46 47 48 CLEAN FURNISHED engine, transmission, tires 1978 HARLEY DAVIDSON - 49 50 pets. Security and references and battery. Body needs work. LOW RIDER. 25()0 miles, now getting hit in the face with pies and accepting it good SLEEPING ROOM for required. $225 monthly. 643- DISABLED CAR- 1973 100% stock and in excellent naturedly. Have you ever had a pie in the face. Abby? 51 52 mature gentleman. Call 646- Great for parts. $275. 649-6932 Trucka for Bala 62 2210 Plymouth Duster. “ A after 5:00 p.m. shape. $4500. 742-8786. CURIOUS IN SACRAMENTO 4701 after 6:00 p m. 53 54 Mechanic's Dream". GMC 1972 1 TON UTILITY T SOUTH WINDSOR- Top half Excellent parts still available. TRUCK- Has the reading 1975 HONDA SUPER SPORT DEAR CURIOUS: No, But if I ever do. 1 hope it's pecon. LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING of large Raised Ranch for $300. Please telephone 528- 1970 OLDS- 4 door Delta. 350 750- Kerker headers. KNN ROOM Fully furnished, enclosed b o ^ , with side com- It might hurt a little more, but it will Uste better. rent. 3 bedrooms. 1 1/2 baths. 4670 after 5:00 p.m., ask for engine. Cruise Control partments. Excellent for con- filters. Oil cooler. Much stove, refrigerator, linens Stove, dishwasher, carpets. 2 System. $450. 643-6387 (Charlie. tractor, 7:30a.m. to 5:30 p.m., more! $1500. 6434076 before 2 DEAR ABBY: Please help me. I don’t know who else to provided 801 Main Street car garage, deck and yard. anytime, keep trying. 633-0249. p.m. Win at bridge Call 649-9879 Call John 6494917. talk to about this embarrassing problem. 1 am a 30-year-old Allay Oop — Oava Qraua woman who is going bald! It's on my mind (no pun intended) MANCHESTER- Second constantly, and I'm really depressed about it. YOU \ NOT YET, ALLEY.' I'M GETTING POSITTYE B-157 KITCHEN PRIVILEGES, READY, I'LL LET YOU KNOW REGISTRATION ON ALL floor, 4 1/2 rooms. Heat, PACKARD 1953 CLIPPER Two years ago. when 1 first started to notice that my hair PCX? / WHEN I'M SET. SCANNERS, SENDAK) free parking Security and DELUXE Excellent with the COORDINATOR 10-18 appliances, garage. Basement was getting very thin. I went to a dermatologist. He said it references required 14 Arch mechanical condition. Body Street. Manchester with laundry hook ups. No must be a hereditary thing and there was nothing he could children or pets. Middle age needs restoration. Will do about it. My father was bald at an early age. but my Luck-skill winning combo THREE ITE.MS FOR YOI R W.VRDROHE ... a soft sacrifice for $600 00 Call 649- Mouse, slit skirt ami tailored jacket. 2 ROOMS- Private entrance. couple only. Security and GOOD CLEAN CARS mother is 65 and has a full head of hair. As far'&s I know, lease. Call at Apartment 1.156 5110 after 4:00 or all day B-157 with Photo-Guide is in Sizes 10 to 18. Size 12, Mature male and female One there have been no bald women in my family. materializes. Union Street. Saturday and Sunday. "4 bust . . . jacket, 1 \ yards 45-inch; skirt, 2 yards; with license for errands and ^1975 VW Please tell me what to do befbre I lose my mind. I hate to N O R T H 12-7 Sitting South. Church had lilouse, 2 S yards. meals Call 649-5459 TOYOTA 1969- Automatic. RAWIT 1978 0RANA0A go out of the house looking like this. ♦ 9 several choices for his first Consult the F A S H IO N C O O R D IN A T O R for colors, *3298 *2695 VKQ852 response, but elected to bid Runs good. Should pass in- 2 dr coups, scon 0 cy l. 3 ip stand., air cond . dk GOING BALD fabrics and accessories. Officat-Storat for Rant, 55 2 df. M d an hatchback. 4 tp.. radial brat, don't wait « K J98 two diamonds. West stuck in a spection easily. $300. Steve, on this ona. I2S04.1 rd f2507-l i ALLEY OOP WAITS IMPATIENTLY FOR Send $2.00 for each patiem. W rite c o this news­ TWO WORKING PEOPLE ♦ K86 takeout double of sorts and looking for I or 2 girls to share PROFESSIONAL / 6460619 DEAR GOING: See another deraatologist and get hla DOCTOR VYONMUG to ACTIVATE THE TIME- paper, Box 438, Midtown Sta., New York. N Y. 10018. I MACHINE SO HE CAN RETURN TO MOO, A WEST EAST Mead elected to bid two hearts privately owned ranch in quiet BUSINESS OFFICE opinion. If be can't help you, conault a therapist who Is train- Print name, address, zip code, pattern no and size. 1971 MERCURY COLONY ed to treat emotional disorders. Baldness In women (aa well I STRANGE CRAFT ENTERS THE SKY OVER ♦ KI076 4 3 4 Q J 5 2 rather than show immediate Manchester residential area. BUILDING - Approximately 1978 OATSUN ) OUR HERO'S PREHISTORIC HOMELAND/ diamond support PARK STATION WAGON- 79 MERCURY as in menl Is often caused by emotional stress. In the mean- VJ V7643 Own room Rent includes 2600 square feet, with ample 6 A 10 4 ♦ 75 When Church continued almost everything Call 643- parking Close to Center, Power steering, brakes and COMET *3195 710 *3298 time, let me assure you that you are not alone. Get a pretty ♦ Q 109 4 2 with three clubs Head was 8284 after 5:30 p.m. hospital and new court rear window. Air. All tires in- 2 Or. Sedan, economical S cyl.. auto.. PS. radio, ruat- 2 Door Hardtop. 4 spd., radio, wig and some good-looking hats, and don't despair. cluding snows in excellent prooted. very original car. lilver wltti blue vinyl In­ whita. black int. Sold naw A sarvtcad ^ ua. SOUTH trapped, but decided to jump building For info, call 568- terior I2S09-1 to four diamonds to show he 98 SCOTT DRIVE, VERNON- 7658 or 871-0401 condition. Well maintained CONFIDENTIAL TO “WILLIE IN WACA": Yes, there ♦ A8 $500 6461927 V A 109 had really good cards in that TAG SALES $30 Private home. Phone 649- are plenty of dangers. Sometimes Just the thought of get- suit. Now Church jumped to 8013 after 3:00 p m MANCHESTER - Retail, ♦ Q632 Dotis-BIrdt-Pata 43 1978 PLYMOUTH 1978 OATSUN ting into hot water keeps a guy clean. ♦ A753 five hearts (he had not shown storage and/or manufacturing PONTIAC LE MANS 1969- TAG SALE- S aturday Power steering, mounted any heart support up to this COMFORTABLE SLEEPING space 2.000 sq. ft. to 50.000 sq. SPORT FURY *2498 8-210 *3895 Vulnerable: North-South time) Head knew that Church December 8lh . 10 to 4. 78 BOX STALLS. TRAILS- Blue ROOM Gentleman preferred ft Very reasonable. Brokers snows, am-fm stereo eassette. Wagon. V>6, auto.. AM *FM. PS. AC. wood grain ac* Just ovar 24.000 miias. A/T. buckat saats. rag. gas. Dealer: West Bissell Street Moving, Seal Feeding Program Ring Good condition $500 6463295. cant, solid vaiua. #2302*1 raal baauty. silvar blua matching intarior #2514-1 Getting married? Whether you want a formal church was asking him to place the Parking available. No protected. Call Heyman wedding or a simple do-yoor-own-thing ceremony, get W«ft slam and bid six diamonds to everything must go' No early with lights. Pastures Daily smoking Please call 649-6526 Properties. 1-2261206 North Elast Sooth birds please. turnouts Rockville Call 875- 1968 CHEVY IMPALA- Good Abby's new booklet, “How to Have a Lovely Wedding." Pass 1V P aa 2 ♦ end the bidding Send t l and a long, stamped (28 centsl self-addresaed Dbl. 2 V Pass 3 ♦ The way the cards lay the 9954, or 8754)272 ; 742-9653 VERNON - ROUTE 30. engine, transmission, tires TAG SALE - Garden tools, Apartmanis For Bant 53 and battery. Body needs work envelope to Abby: 132 Laaky Drive, Beverly Hills, Calif. Pass 4 ♦ P a s s 5 ▼ slam was a cinch. The only Commercial or professional Pass 6 ♦ P ass Pass trick Church had to lose was kitchen items, etc 166 FREE COLLIE PUPS to free standing building for Great for parts $275 6498932 90212. Highland Street. Friday A country homes. Call Bolton LOOKING for anything in real after 5:00 p m Pass the ace of trumps since he rent. Available immediately was able to discard two of his Saturday, from 10 to 4 649-1516, mornings 7:30 to 9 estate rental - apartments, 7 rooms, paneled and wall-to- DeCormler AM homes, multiple dwellings? Opening lead;# 4 clubs on good hearts after the wall carpeting Ample mmmSmmmmmmammmmrnammmmmmmda jack dropped TAG SALE- Excellent con- No fees Call J.D Real Estate parking. Call for further dition. Tan corduroy couch, FREE TO A GOOD HOME' 4 Associates. Inc. 646-1980. Note that the heart slam details. Cantor & Goldfarb 1970 TRIUMPH TR6 Runs wouldn't (nake. With hearts as green couch Hide A Way 2 month old female Shephard Real Estate, 8758244 Astrograph arm chairs, brand new set of Cross. Has first 3 shots. MANCHESTER - MAIN go SsfOBtA By Oswald Jacoby trumps there would be no way four Hitchhock Chairs, wool "Ideal Christmas Gift! " Call STREET 2 room apartment, $300 00 firm Please call alter 285 Broad St Manchaatar and Alan Sontag to avoid a club loser 5:00 p m . 528-2442 Keep (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN » oriental rug. bedroom set. anytime, 646-5286 heated, hot water, appliances Wanted fo Rant 57 643-4165 Berriice Bede Osol silver, glass and more' Satur- No pets Parking, securitv trying. In 1948 Churchill and Cedi day, Sunday, December 8, & Mutical Intlrumanlt 44 523-7047 COUPLE WITH TWO Head won the life master (For a copy of JACO BY CHILDREN and two small ARIES (March 21-Aprll 19) Oth­ pairs with a tremendous four- MODERN, send $1 to ’Win at 9, 9 to 4 60 Spencer Street, ers serve to stimulate your think­ Apt P. Manchester (Across HOLTON TRUMPET - Good EAST CENTER STREET- Se- dogs need 3 bedroom apart- session score. There is lots of Bridge. “ care of this newspa- cfour ing and bring out the best in you luck involved in getting such a per. P O Box 489. Radio City from Ponderosal Call 647-9657 condition J90 or best offer cond floor. 4 room apartment, ment or house in Manchester, today. B eing with friends will Saturday and Sunday only 646-1032 over office Adults only No under $325 6467302 score, but without skill as a Station. New York. NY. ^rthday prove re w a rd in g-a n d fun. 10019.) Cash onlv. pets Security and references TAURUS (April 20-May 20) This base the big score never 1/2 PRICE ON GUITARS in- required 646^1189. COUPLE WITH ONE CHILD is an excellent day to get some Dotjt-BIrds-Patt 43 cluding Ovations, plus free seeking 2 bedroom house or BUSINESS & SERVICE December S. 1979 of your Christmas decorating case with this ad Carlos EAST HARTFORD - Elegant apartment under $350 Call A num ber of ch a n g e s will occur started. You're in a highly cre­ BRITTANY SPANIEL AKC - itars 60’r off Rivers Music. 6 rooms, I I 2 baths Only after 6 PM 6448331. this com ing year that will have ative mood and could come up f Main Street. New Britain $200 i585-4l. R en tal beneficial offshoots Be your with some clever Ideas. Male, 4 months - beautiful •••••••••••••••••• philosophical seff If things don't GEMINI (May 21-Juna 20) You Liver and white House 225-1977 Christmas layaways. Assistors. small fee 236-5646 Mtsc. for Rent 56 appear to be going your way at are likety to have a fortunate Heathcliff — George Qately broken All shots except rab- first The end result will be good change of opinion today regard­ bis. 8100 643-4927______1 Y E A R O L D 3 / 4 S I Z E MANCHESTER - Magnifi- ing someone you know socially. VIOLIN- Excellent condition cent, lovelv apartment. Won't The opportunity to become privy HOME SWEET HOME - New bow Compiete with last $195' (559-21 Rental to inside information might be Complete health-guard case Call 646-7557 after 5:00 Assistors. small fee 2,36-5646 SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23>D#c. 21) the reason Wlnthrop — Dick Cavalll facilities Cats also. Canine pm HALL RECTORY ______> Old friends could pop into the CANCER (June 21-July 22) Your Holiday Inne, 200 Sheldon THREE-ROOM UPSTAIRS picture today and you won't instincts will help you ^ t where Road. Manchester 646-5971 CONN. TENOR APARTMENT with heat, hot mind changing your plans in all the bargains are today. Yqu Services Oflarad order to be with them. It's just should be able to purchase many SAXAPHONE- Excellent con- water and parking. Ideal for 31 Sarvlcai Offered 31 Palntlng-Paparlng 32 Building Contracting 33 z '^ord i^eedwi'ioo ariswcriii^ 6 MONTH OLD MALE IRISH dition. Complete with case single, older citizen No FOR RENT the tonic you need. Find out things you've wanted at )usl the SETTER - Only to good subur- C&M TREE SERVICE - Free more of what lies ahead for you right price. iH e pHonc, w\ T e fo p . $220, or Best Offer Call 649- children or pets Security WILL BABYSIT IN MY JACK INKEL PAINTING CO. CARPENTRY - All types in the year following your birth­ LcO (July 23-Aug22) A parly ban home Call 242-0698 or 568- 1596. "A Perfect Christmas required $225 00 monthly e.stimates, discount senior HOME ■ Waddell School area. International Brotherhood - Quality Interior Painting and repairs. Porches, Decks, Tool day by sending for your copy of m ood is still with you today 6604. Gift!" Call after 5 p.m 643-0580. citizens. Company Monday thru Friday. Call Paperhanging. Also: Paper You’ll reflect this In a warm, out­ o( Electrical Workers Hall. Sheds, and Gutters. Ckxirs and Astro-Craph Letter. Mail $1 for Manchester-owned and after 3:00 p.m., 647-1311 Removal and Wall Prepara- each to Astro-Graph. Box 489. going manner. You might even 379 Wetherell Street, operated Call 646-1327 Windows Hung. Ceiling tion. Custom Coloring and Repaired and Painted. Can Radio City station, N.Y. 10019. make it a point to look up some Manchester Newly SNOW PLOWING - Residen- Consulting. Call 64600«. Visa an^ime, 6438130 Be sure to specify birth date old pals. decorated, ideal for par- B&M TR EE SERVICE- tial or small commercial. Call and Master Charge Accepted. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22*Jan. 19) VIRGO (Aug- 23-Sapt. 22) Your ties, stags and social (unc- Specialist in tree and stump Butch after 5 PM 6462530 Assume the leadership role if family continues to prove to be your real source of enjoyment tions Special rales for removal Free estimates you're with someone who Is hav­ Senior cilizen discount 24 REMODELING - Bathrooms, ing a hard time figuring out how and you have strong c M re s to regular, monthly, or week- CARL’S FLOOR SERVICE - Building Contracting 33 Kitchens. Ceramic Tile. to handle a situation. You know shower them with gifts. Just hour, year round service 643- Vinyl and asphalt tile floors ly functions Call Kathy 7285. Walls, Floors, Block Tile. how to help this person spend within your budget! between 8:00 AM and 4 30 installed. Free estimates. WES ROBBINS Carpentry Counter Tops. Interior Pain- AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-feb. 19) U8RA (8apt. 23-Oci 23) New Materials, supplies, ^m ples This is a good time to iron out life can be put into an old inter­ PM Monday thru Friday at REWEAVING burn holes. remodeling specialist. Ad- ting 5i Wallpapering. 646-3046 $300 REBATE shown. Call 643-7106. things noting discussion with est today. This could resurrect ditions, rec rooms, doemers, 6467297. Zippers, umbrellas repaired one to whom you are closely some sparks and enthusiasm for Window shades, Venetian built-ins, bathrooms, It. Give this your attention. PLOWING RELIABLE. Call kitchens, 649-3446. associated. M utual benefits will Short Riba — Frank HIM Purchase a 1979 Cougar XR-7, Impala blinds Keys. TV FOR RENT 6462456 or 6467008. Call now RoolIng-SIdIng-ChImnay 34 be realized. SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) Marlow's, 867 Main St. 646 PISCES (Ftb. 20-March 20) You Although you'll be a high AND TWATS WHY WHY DO PieEME/N to make arrangements. Snow achiever, most of what you do Caprice or Bonneville and receive a check 5221. Is coming. continue to be in a highly pro­ THE CHICKEN OaOSSED WEAK RED SUSPENDERS? □ AUTOMOTIVE CUSTOM Carpentry - homes. ductive cycle, so do as much will be for the benefit of others. It THE ROAD. EXPERT PAINTING and Additions. Repairs. Cabinets. ------...IpIX.w work important to you as possi­ gives you great joy to contribute for $300. OFFER EXPIRES 12-31-78 Painting-Papering 32 Call Gary Cushing 3462009. ment Co. Expert installation ble. You'll like the way things today. LANDSCAPING Specializing ’urn out. INEWSPAPCn ENTERPmSE ASSN) Auloa For Sale 61 in Exterior House Painting. of aluminum siding gutters I Tree pruning, spraying, PAINTING - Interior and and trim. Roofing installation Benya World — Jim Barry WE PAY TOP PRICES for mowing, weeding. Call 742- exterior, paperhanging, TIMOTHY J. CONNELLY and repairs 649-6495, 871-2323. 1979 COUGAR XR-7 i 1979 CHEVROliT IMPAU wrecked and junk cars. A i B 7947. excellent work references. Carpentry and general con- Auto Salvage, used auto parts. Free estimates. Fully in- tracting. Residential and Equipped 6495.00 Equipped w 5295.00 Call Tony 6466223. BRICK, BLOCK, STONE sured. Martin Matson, 646 commercial. Whether it be a 4431. small repair job. a custom Fireplaces, concrete. SPECIALIZING cleaning and Less Rebate 300.001 Less Rebate 300.00 1973 TORINO - 302. Runs Chimney repairs. No job too built home or ai^hing in excellent. Must sell, AiW PAINTING Contrac- between, call 646-13ra. repairing chimneys, roofs, small. Save! Call 644-8356 for new roofs. Free estimates. 30 9 to ■13 to sacrificing! Any reasonable estimates. tors. Quality painting and offer over $1450. Call after years Experience. Howley, p a p r hanging at reasonable 6465381. dio^Jrom 6 1 9 5 * i choose from 3:30 p.m., 6461150, 5288063. CUSTOM DRAPERIES- rates. Fully insured. Free Made very reasonably. Work Estimates. Call Wayne 646 CARPENTRY & MASONRY - guaranteed. Call anytime til 7696. Additions and Remodeling. MTSOWRoin"”CAPRICE " " '’I 1979 PONTIAC BONNEVILLE 9:00 p.m., 6464266. Free estimates. Call Anthony ROOFER WILL InsUII roof, PERSONAL Paperhanging Squillacote 6460811. siding-or gutter for low dis- WANTED JUNK AND LATE for particular people, by Dick. 5395.001 6295.00 MODEL WRECKS - Cash count price. p ■ Call...... Ken at 647-. Equiliped 5395.IW ■ EquipiMd Call 6465703 anytime. 1566. Less Rebate 300.001 Paid. Call Parker Street Used FIRST CLASS CARPENTRY 300.001 Less Rebate 300.00 Auto Parts, Inc. 649-3391. ARE YOUR GUTTERS PAINTING BY DAN SHEA - - Remodeling and Additions. 12 to STOPPED UP? Call Quality craftsmanship at low Kitchens and Rec Rooms. 35 !9to 1967 TEMPEST- 326. Func- "Manchester Gutter” Today prices. Call 646-5424. years’ experience! For Free Hootlng-Plumblng 35 choose from tionally sound, good for parts. for a FREE Estim ate. Estimates, call 646-4239. 5095o« Ichoose from 5995* Asking $125.00. Call anytime. Thorough cleaning of Gutters PROFESSIONAL PAINTING 6461^. and Down Spouts. 6467952. - Interior and exterior. NO JOB TOO SMALL - Toilet Commercial and residential. repairs, plugged drains, I hon an aoma of Ota banatlta ara iraiK to M l you 1970 FORD CUSTOM SEDAN- FARRAND REMODELING - kitchen faucets replaced, WATERPROOFING Free estimates. Fully in- Cabinets, Roofing, Gutters. ! about In uaad ear aalaa. 428, 4 barrel. $500, or best, Hatchways, foundation sured. 6468679. repaired, rec rooms •jjjjjj* 0$ «*>• boet prioM around on luHy-powomd Into offer. Call 649-6410, anytime. Room Additions, Decks, AH bathroom remodeling beat cracks, tile lines, sump ^pes of Remodeling and pumps, gravity feeds, window modernization, etc Free .• Only iha picfc of our rantal naM la oHarad lor aMa. HIGH PERFORMANCE AND J.P LEWIS L SON- Custom Repairs. Free estimates. Ful- Estimate^timate 1gladly' given. MAM wells. 30 years' experience. ly insured. Phone 643-6017. •Moat wtth powar ataarlng, poarar brakaa, AM radio. ECONOMY. Modified 1/8 For- 643-4953. 8^8413. Decorating, Interior tt Plumbing A Heating. 6462S71. |eA UmHod Powor Troln Warranty at 12,000 mHaa or 12 mula Ford Pinto. 0-60 6 Exterior Painting. 1 mantha — whieiiavar aamaa firat and honarad eoaat to seconds. 30 mpg^^, suspension Paperhanging & Remodeling, S.i- 2 eoaat — Including all parta and labor. radial spoilers.'. Excellent con- Kitchens, Recreation Rooms. LEON CIESZYNSKI Flooring 36 diUon. ^ 5 . 6467536. Call 6469658. BUILDER- New Homes. Ad- USED CAR ditions, Remodeling, Rec FLOORSANDING A UK E YOUR WALKS AND Rooms, Garages, IGtchens REFINISHING- Floors "OH WOWI I thought the new baggy slacks SALES 841 ENHELO ST. 1971 FORD VAN- Excellent DRIVEWAY FREE OF LEE PAINTING - Interior & like j I motor. Standard shift. Priced EIxterior. "Check My Rate Remodeled, Ceilinn, Bath new! Specializing In older Y thing was only for WOMEN." ENnELD.C0IHI SNOW THIS YEAR? Call Tile, Dormers, Roofing. Hoars. Natural and stained f o r ^ c k sale, $650. Also: 1971 Geoff Blackwell 6^1666 or Before You Decorate". ■ lUawMwIhefvinwiCliele AUCTIN-Automatic,...... air con- Dependable. Fhlly Insured. Residential or Commercial. floori. No waxing anymore! 748-3861 Tom Landers 6438704 for 646-1653. 6498291. John V ^aille, 646-5'M. 878-1 ItAT. ditioned. 48,000 original miles. Snow Removal. $900. Both can be seen at 24 I North Street. 24 - EVENING HERALD, Fri., Dec. 7. 1979 Cleanup To Reduce Crime butt.„A people who were car pooling were t0ArA alsoalsA lialrusing the lots. I VERNON -Merchants along Mata Street in RockvlUe She said the owners of the Tri-City Plaza at Vernon Cir- have offered to help the town clear the area. In back of cle also complained about car poolers using that l o t . ^ the shopping center, of shrubs and brush, to help cut down said the merchants complained because of the holiday on crime in the center. season and the additional number of shoppers who find it This is another move to assist the police in being able to difficult to find a place to park. keep track of vrhat is going on in the center of town. I Mayor Marie Herbst said the area behind the stores was an attraction to law breakers. f C a t A K t a y i The police department is also considering setting up a Hooking for a gift for Xmas? Why not crime watch program for the Rockville area which baa aomothlng In importad Wickar? been plagued with crowds of hoodlums milling around OIICHMD FRESH and causing problems. CorUtwdi, H m m «, Mdhrtne, OoMton 4 f M OtMcloui Police patrols have been stepped up by Mrs. Herbst and she said the police will go into more overtime if necessary. Another problem the mayor is dealing with is that of LMks, M t a M IndN*. Ot m h parking lor commuters. She said commuters parking has Qrwtn Qrtpwt, 4 Y«No« tquMh, Frykif 4 been stopped at the Middle School because school per- H o n * y d «« t . Hoi Ftppor*. YYMIi t«o o l sonnel complained there were no parking spaces for NtlfWl OfWIQM. Potatoot, Tumipt, Oilo t. them. The mayor said the parking area was designated to be only for those who were going to board commuter buses lET YOin DAILY Nim W JipEl

■i.4>AiOT4 Bid Deadline Slated THIS WEBICS SPECIALS HEBRON —The Rham Junior High School Building riMWTFANCY _ . I m O D IU C IO U t LA NW P U m Committee has set Jan. 7 at noon as the final time to TOMATOU C^RADl ORMNES 1s28obi| receive all bids for the equipment and furnishings for the 79*. S or • lb. 3149* new building. The bids will be opened at 1 p.m. in the of- (ice of the superintendent of schools, Gilead Hill School. icasam * LA R M CORES PEPSI William J. Risley, told the committee members he LETTUCE CANTALOUPES would like to have three days to review all bids received . 9 9 * 59*iiMd f 9 8 * SACM JLT.______i n . and to prepare an analysis for presentation to the com- O^BPIOe SN UAILTDAILY 0S A.m.AS*. T IWO •t r.m.P.M. • SUSb AYS • A M. YO I P.M. mittee. • NoW Soff nwnit HfNtrtfd. oM. SundsfSimdtjr IPopors. plus Lotturr TIckts • “THE KIN G O F Public Hearing Set _ PRODUCE/" Winning Teams SOUTH WINDSOR - present Industronics PERO The Planning and Zoning warehouse and the former *278 OAKLAND ST., MANCHESTER Several participants in the Bolton Tigers A valuable offense, B team; Middle row, left to Commission will hold a Gasland Inc. on the south *843-6384 and B football teams received awards at a re- right, Wayne Polansky, president’s award; public hearing Dec. 11 to side of Sullivan Avenue.

cent banquet. The A team was the Eastern Mike Fenton, most valuable defense A team; consider the application of Greg Fenton, most valuable offense A team; Industronics Inc., 489 Connecticut Midget Conference champion and back row, Tony Kalkus, assistant coach; Sullivan Avenue, for a zone and the B team was runner-up for its division. change from GC to I on Shown are, front row, left to right, Geff Hinds Ron Waters, assistant coach; Ted Brown, general conunercial to in- who was named the most valuable defense on coaches’ award; and Norm Morrissette, head dustrial on six acres of coach. (Herald photo by Adamson) land located between the the B team and Clarence Zachery most CHRISTMAS TREES Skaters Receive Awards H O LID A Y M IN IA TU R E F AIR D0U9LAS FIR • WHITE SPRUCE COVENTRY —Several area residents raised to date total almost $600. DOUMUSES 1 MGESSOMES • FRASER FIR . who participated in the recent nine and The awards were presented by Carol SAT. DEC. 8, 1979 ^USE INDOOR FOR YOUR 1 one-half hour Multiple Sclerosis super Phillips, executive director of the Connec- CHRISTMAS TREE — THEN ticut River Valley Chapter of the National 9:30-4:30 PM skate in Coventry were presented with mPLant outdoor s as a LIVINQ awards at the Coventry Roller Carnival. Multiple Sclerosis Society and Sharon Fagan, manager of the carnival. RAMADA INN REMEMBRANCEI First place winner was Beth Rappe who Other prizes will be awarded when the ExH 24 off Rout* 91 •POMSCTTUS AID OTHER raised $122.14; second place to Billy Han- W E TH E R S F IE L D , C O N N . son who raised $120.28; and third place to final returns are in. CHRISTMAS TREE STAND Gi RISTMAS PIANTS Kyle Benoit for raising $114.05. Funds Admittlon: $1.10 4 BRACE • HoMt 2w o*)*-of •CYCUUn *d|u*l to •EVEROEEN ROUGHS

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