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MANCHESIER iilaurlipatpr BUSINESS DIRECTORY 6UIDE FOR MAY Nl M M ItT ' Rain PUTm t A SAUUM Occasional rain tonight, FOR TOUR HOUDAY WEEKEND WEATHER probably changing to si)ow. MANCHESTER AND SURROUNDING Details on page 2. • ITAUAN meULTWa •MWMMRi • S U I I M •ARTVAtre •JMTWMI •nALUSWUi ______V I C I N i n Vol. C, No. 76 — Manchwatar, Conn., Monday, December 20, 1080 YOUR HOMETOWN NEWSPAPER • Since 1881 • Single Copy 254 • Home Dellvory 204 the Marinated Mushroom, Fnc. ol of iA« dUa«.'* FEATURING THIS WEEK .. 1B2S0li6llMRSL«r ' Kol A Pilnnni ProWiRir Wen Help! CIMIFFE MIID BUT eantoaiWimaiwteBitWiialow-iiiaMiaMiijtaMWtnWniiwaW •m* ■Ki rou 10 htlp rou MNM »w iWM PNM IkM Nr M Nk (Ml* Nmv Iran official answers Reagan MINIT-MAN PRINTING rM«. an ut let pNni end Mrvtoe alien yeu plen (eur ii«a eceleM. release of the hostages and advised of barbarism." By llniird Prree Inlrrnalional Related eloriee on Page 19 "We have said repeatedly that we The speaker of Iran’s parliament Iran to free the captives before his “ Human history does not are at war with the United Stales," today responded to Ronald Reagan’s news agency. Speaker Hojatoleslam Jan. 20 inauguration in the strongest remember anyone more barbaric Rafsanjani said. "We do not consider New film 643-OOfe CflJaAflsonPAINTCO description of Iranian hostage-takers Hahemi Rafsanjani launched an at­ statement he has made on the crisis. than you, especially the U.S. im­ Saddam’s imposed war a war coLutMHmrAw W as "barbarians,” by saying the tack on Reagan and the United "I don't think you pay ransom for perialist leaders,” Rafsanjani said. between Iraq and Iran, we regard it By United Prexe Inlernultonul •rOWMN AND AlltmCAN CAIW r- *0uA iNDCPINOCNT ouiin president-elect and the United States States, indicating a new, heightened people that have been kidnapped by Rafsanjani accused the United as a war launched by the U.S. and its Iran today released new film of «*uiTY M «ts DUST moonNa RAR-4RR1 were "agressors and bullies" tension in the crisis. barbarians.” the president-elect said States of pillaging Persian Gulf oil agents against Iran” the 52 American hostages and for The American television networks, "I don’t know how they can call un­ in Los Angeles Sunday as he left ser­ wealth and and said, "The Islamic Reagan, he said, "called un­ the first time showed the only black meanwhile, set up a pool satellite civilized and barbarous the capture vices at the Bel-Air Presbyterian Majlis has deferred your punishment civilized those who captured the U.S.* known to be among the captives link to Tehran to receive more possi­ of 52 spies who had turned the place Church. to another time” spies in Tehran and who have kept Additional footage was expected 763 ble fibn of the hostages, held for 422 that the Islamic Republican govern­ "We do not expect anything else He said the $24 billion demanded by them alive and hosted them (and) he to be transmitted later in the day WAINS1 days.. ment provided for them into a center from Reagan," Rafsanjani said. Tehran for the release of the interpreted our insistance on our The film, the fourth to be And in Washington, Algerian of espionage and who were busy plot­ "Their essence (Reagan’s and hostages rightly belonged to Iran. "Is rights as blackmail." transmitted since Christmas Day, 2 643-]191 diplomats acting as intermediaries ting against the Islamic Republican America’s) is that of agressor and this demanding ransom?" Raf­ showed about 14 of the hostages ■ 191 in the negotiations for the release of government,” Rafsanjani said. bully." sanjani added. meeting with Algerian diplomats M AIN ST resigns, the 52 Americans were to meet for a "But the crimes committed by the ’’’hiese bullies have been commit­ He repeated the accusation that Iranians marched through on Christmas Day. MANCHESTER Uiird day today with U.S. officials. United States are not reg ard ^ as ting these crimes (or centuries in the Iraq, under President Saddam Hus­ Tehran s streets Sunday and urged INOAO STM ET. MANCHCtTIM CONN (MOiO ■§ All the hostages shown had been 6 4 3 - 19(H) In a speech to Iran’s parliament, savage and uncivilized " he added. name of civilization," the speaker sein, launched its war against Iran as their government to set a deadline seen in the previous footagie except MmchcfUr Profesitonal Pari, Suite A-1 Betty CallN)her^ Prop. the Majlis, carried on Tehran radio Reagan said Sunday he would not said. "Whenever you want to commit an agent of the United States and at for the United States to accept Iran's for Charles Jones, of Detroit WE SERVICE AHOINSTRU INDUSTRIAL AND CORMIERCIAt and reported by the official Pars pay ransom to "barbarians" for the crimes you begin by accusing people Washington’s orders. demands. AIR CONDITIONING - REFRIGERATION BLACKSWITHIN9 9 HEATING and SHEET INETAL AW ELBIN B . • HANb YbROBD f T IM t • IT IM t CUSTOM M ADE New EngUnd Mechanical Services, kic. • EAND ELAETINa U.S, offered 166 TUNNEL hO. WALTSCAOOOI VERNON, CT. 66066 22 WAMIEII ST. 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CENTER ST. (REAR) ment. we are able to print with our photo ready platemaker in just a M8TR CHS State Department came as U.S. of­ termediaries flew to the presidential MANCHESTER matter of minutes. We also have a valuable new 3-M Bond Copier Mf9RL9 WIDE BEHIND LENOX PHARMACY AMU a m t f SERVICf ficials planned their third day of retreat at Camp David to meet which makes beautiful copies on bond paper. We can also do flyers, meetings in Washington today with Carter A State Department letters, business cards, index cards, evelopes, postcards, stag tickets, Algerian intermediaries to consider spokesman said the meeting was to ABC APPLIANCE REPAIR rubber stamps and engraved name plates and pins of all sizes withing a FLO’S Cake Oecorating Supplies Inc. ways to keep the hostage give Carter a chance to thank the negotiations with Iran alive. The 42 Oak Street reasonable time, at very economical prices. We are open 9;00 a.m. to A4I-Q22S ^ I7S-32S2 Algerians for their help. Algerians met Sunday with President The Algerians also met for about D Manchester, Conn. 649-8879 5:00 p.m., Monday through Friday, Saturdays 9:30 a m. to 12:30 p.m. A MMPlfTt IM Of, MtTOIGIIftlPQHnB Carter. an hour at the Algerian Embassy Our facilities also include punching, padding, stitching, cutting, Administration officials said they residence with about 20 members of 1t1 CiNTtN 8T. re UNION tr. This coupon worth $20 towards purchase collating and folding. We are located in Downtown Manchester at 811 aaAMCNMnn. c o n n . NOCKVIlll. CONN. consider the negotations to be active, hostage families. Muskie. who sat in of Mercedes Progress Vacuum ... Come In Main Street; in the new Manchester Mall, for any information, please Hm . • M. H OUIIt despite recent setbacks. "We are on the meetings, said the Algerians CLOGKO TUli. operating on the principle that it is & see the quality of this long life Vac. phone 646-1777; and 423 Center Street Manchester, Morning haxard gave “reassuring kinds of letters" DAILY ID-8 better to keep the channels of com­ from the hostages to their relatives "O u n n tifv Limitf^d" I Shown in the above photo, left to right, is: Mary Farnham-Printer. Thomas F. Barry-Owner, and Linda Thatcher. Secretary Wedding Cakes A Specialty Warmer temperatures coupled with the cold snow, created This scene is on East Center Street, Manchester. (Herald munication open." one official said. One official said the U.S proposal the hazard of fog for drivers early this morning in the area. photo by Pinto) In releasing heretofore secret for binding arbitration of Iranian documents on the delicate hostage claims would eventually allow the E MOHAWK INDUSTRIAL SUPPLY, INC ovek4 5 negotations Sunday, the State president to halt all legal claims in Supplier! of Safety Rrotertion WmCNESTER t e a m Department revealed for the first U.S. courts against the Iranian •FOUL WEATHER SUITS l EXPERieiNSEE time the details of how far the ad­ government It would have to be ap­ J.B. ELECTRONICS MEMORUL CO Hostages top 1980 news ministration was prepared to go to proved by U.S, courts ^ •BOOTS •HOSE secure freedom for the 52 Americans. Officials said the proposal to freeze Opp.EMtC«oi^ By I'niled Pm e Inlrrnalional November election in which the C A LL 649-8607 which almost 3,000 died and 7. U.S., other nations boycott According to the documents, which the Shah's assets still stands But •9L0VES •TARPS •RESPIRATORSl For the second straight year, the economy and the fate of the hostages thousands more were driven from Moscow Olympics over Soviet oc­ U.S. officials made public in they said the amount of money left in QUALITY almost daily developments about the figured prominently. their homes, as the No. 11 story. The cupation of Afghanistan. response to publication of portions of the United States is "probably 5 O len HARRISON 8T. 52 American hostages held in Iran Rd.»¥anch—ff943-5107 The editors p ick ^ the spectacular New York slaying of John Lennon, 8. Polish workers’ strike. the material in Iran, the United MEMORIALS] MANCHESTER was chosen as the top news story in minimal. " since it is thought the C eruption of Mount St. Helens in the ex-Beattie and idol of millions of 9. Abscam, Brilab undercover States told Iran through the the United States. Pahlavi family financial advisers Washington state as their fourth young people, was made No. 12. operations lead to political corrup­ Algerians that seven presidential long ago counseled the family to take EVERYTHING IN GLASS E)ditors of daily newspapers who choice for headline impact. tion charges. directives would be issued at the "WE CAN'T HIDE BEHIND OUR PRODUCT" participated in the annual balloting There also were a number of write- its movable assets out of the United The war between Iran and Iraq was 10. U.S. racial unrest. time of the hostages' release and that conducted by United Press Inter­ in votes by the participating editors States. ADVERTISE fifth in the headline category, fourth 11. Italian earthquake. a “ formal declaration" would be national and released Sunday chose for the Nov. 21 MGM Grand Hotel in long-range significance. 12. John Lennon's murder. made that the United States would J.A. WHITE GLASS CO.. Ronald Reagan’s landslide election fire in Las Vegas, which claimed 84 Racial unrest in the United States, not interfere in Iran’s internal af­ over incumbent President Jirmriy lives, placing it among the top 20 in including violent riots in Miami and fairs. 6 4 9 - 7 3 2 1 Carter as the 1980 story with the the UPI headline balloting. Significance the attempted slaying of civil rights The United States agreed to the im­ Kabul riots OI EH 30 YEARS EXPERIEISCE most far-reaching significance. The top stories of 1980; 1. Ronald Reagan’s election. leader Vernon Jordan in Gary, Ind., mediate transfer of $2.5 billion in Ira­ 31 BI8SELL ST. MANCHESTER For the third year in a row, and the 2. Inflation and the economy. figured in the major front page nian assets held by the Federal •MIRRORS eSHOWER DOOR eSTORE FRONTS Call 643-2711 ninth time since 1970, the editors 3. Iranian hostages. rap Soviets •SAFETY GLASS eBATHTUB ENCLOSURES «ETC stories for the first time since the Headline impact Reserve Bank of New York, an order ranked the economy in the United 4. Iran-Iraq war. .. turbulent 1960s. 1. Iranian hostages, including the removing U.S. legal restrictions States and the world high among the 5. Polish workers strike. The customary selection of the top aborted American rescue mission. from an additional $3 billion on NEW DELHI. India (UPll - Anti- FAMOUS BRAND biggest stories of Uie year. In 1980, 6. Cuban refugees. 10 news stories for the year was 2. Ronald Reagan’s election. deposit in U.S. banks abroad and a Soviet rioting broke out today in the J. B. ELECTRONICS with inflation in the United States 7. U.S. racial unrest. expanded to 12 for 1980 because two 3. Inflation and the economy. freeze on the identifiable U.S assets Afghan capital of Kabul and Russian TELEVISION • APPLIANCES STEREO • MUSIC AMPS • TV running at a double digit pace and the 8. Abscam-Brilab. major headline events occurred after 4. Mount St. Helens erupts. of the late shah and his family, accor­ tanks were sent into the streets while SALES AND SERVICE prime lending rate surpassing 20 per­ 9. U.S. Voyager I provides close-up M \ M lU sTF H the ballots were distributed in late 5. Iran-Iraq war. ding to the documents. helicopter gunships hovered cent, the story was rated third behind pictures of planet ^turn. November. UPI editors in New York 6. More than 100,000 Cubans flee to The United Slates also agreed to overhead, a Western diplomat said KNI NNOVUUfT XD the hostages and Reagan’s designated the Italian earthquake, in United States. 10. Olympic boytott. In a separate report, Afghan of­ — — OOP binding arbitration of legal claims t r n p lh e against Iran, to stop any American ficials claimed in Kabul that Soviet claims against Iran arising from the and Afghan soldiers killed an L'niAIICI ® TV 649-3S 89 American military adviser ' in •>i H {a* 1 Skf Nov. 4, 1979, hostage-taking and to .JA Cf^BERTR AN D 643-1262 Penny mulls Siebold meeting withdraw U.S. claims against Iran southern Afghanistan near the Ira­ nian border Diplomats speculated prior request of the advisory com' beyond those of recreation director.’ it was not appropriate for us to get pending in the Interational Court of By MARY KITZMANIN the American might be a newsman mission for the joint meeting would Siebold allowed the group to stay involved,” Penny said. "Then before Justice. ''^Rallam lM ano^^ Herald Reporter A large crowd of Afghan men stood have. overnight at the Community "Y ", the board will meet again, it was The documents provided the basis "SpecialiMing In Steam Cleaning Carpeti” | MA\CHE)STKR — Mayor Stephen " I t ’s entirely up to the com­ and at first told the commission the directed to the Ethics Commission. for the negotiations that began of­ on the sidewalk of the downtown area 2 2 CompiRt* Janitorial Sarvicaa | Penny said today he will discuss with town received payment every year. ficially on Nov. 11 when Deputy of the capital throwing rocks al mission," Penny said. "If they still We didn’t have it before us.” Phone 646-2756 Commarclal • Raaldantlal i the Advisory Park and Recreation feel we need a meeting, that it would He later said 1980 was the only year While he believes the Ethics Com­ Secretary of State Warren passing vehicles shortly before noon, said the diplomat quoting NO sinvicr CH.Rci Commission if a joint meeting is be fruitful for us to sit down, then we in which the group paid. The sworn mission investigation is the proper Christopher went to Algiers to hand eyewitnesses NOW M NUIICIESTER TO SERVE ■ necessary in addition to an Ethics probably will." statement was sought to settle the procedure he said he will consider a them over to the Algerian in- Commission ruling, on the controver­ After a commission meeting where matter, but raised further doubts. joint meeting with the Parks and RaaarviHont lor • HoMi • Alrllim • Sio m m Mm VOUIETTER I sy surrounding Mel Siebold. it investigated Siebold’s relationship Weiss asked for the Ethics Commis­ 627 Mtin SlTMt Recreation Commission if they still CAU FOR FREE ESTIMATES e43-50SS| Penny said he had not yet read the and decisions involving a California sion investigation after the advisory clip this coupon and save for 20% off. ' wish it. request written by Joel Janenda, student tour group, the commission commission decided to seek the joint One advisory commission 7 Park and Recreation commission called for the joint meeting. Hours meeting. member, Dorothy Brindamour, has SPECIALIZING IN m ondoy. chairman, for the joint meeting, but earlier the commission had received Penny said the Board of Directors 9 2 LOCAtlONi TO tf A V f Y d Q .said the Ethics Commission ruling would be discussing it with Janenda SUPERIOR MUFFLERS an affidavit from William Brown, had not participated or spoken before would be satisfactory. H-fl«eniBlHaTMNMnBT soon. He noted General Manager owner of Student Valley Tours, and on the matter as it had not come Penny also commented the Board Robert Weiss' decision to ask for the Connecticut Day 422 DON WILLIS GARAGE. INC.' mnmnMMiemMmia Siebold’s longtime friend, that he had before it. "The Park and Recreation of Directors does not have direct SPECIALISTS Ethics decision was the proper path. LOWCOWWUHTHII given Siebold gratuities for “ services Commission was investigating it, and authority over a department head, A basement fire results in smoke Today is the 422nd day the WHEEL ALIGNMENT BRAKE SERVICE WRECKER SERVICE WHtU YOU WAIT (HN------But he did not know what impact the ge/ie r a l r ep a ir in g W P ta a te lHliMile who answers to the general manager. and water damage to the State American hostages have been held Propane Cylinders Filled For the board to hire or fire a depart­ Capitol. Page 2. captive in Iran. Air Conditioning Service ment head, it would also have to Gov. Ella Grasso is improving • 8ECU8K relieve the general manager. slowly but her condition is still ^eirAsa'i' '* 1. Repair all brands of stereo and T. V. • TRY OUR I Ma n c h e s t e r conn^^o6040 Jack Bertrand says ‘‘Don't buy or repair a Expanded board eyed “ It’s really the manager's guarded. Page 9. Inside today Stereo or T. V. without talking to m e.” 2. Sell only quality equipment and, decision," Penny said. However, he C lassified...... 21-22 I am a technician with 9 years experience in accessories MANCHESTER - clude 10 majority and five minority divided as a party, and wondering distinguished between the legality and practically gf the matter. Prac­ C om ics...... 23 the audio and video fields. Let me show you why 3. Take trades OSTRINSKY Manchester's Democrats have party members. whether it could retain its one-seat In sports Designs & Styles been tossing about suggestions to In past years there have been dis­ majority on the Board of Directors. tically, Penny said, the board can Editorial ...... 4 you can’t depend on brand name or a high /IIPARKFBST M.K,ru„Tep'«-” ” E ast Catholic five cruises to \a 4. Instruct every customer in the proper expand the Board of Directors ac­ cussions to enlarge the board to 13 An expansion would give the request personnel changes, but legal­ Entertainment . 17 win... Top state sports stories in price to assure quality and why buying a cheap, use and care of their equipment. cording to a reliable source. members. majority party more leverage on ly it has no direct authority. F a m ily ...... 10 PCRSONnt. T€€ 1980... Page 13. Obituaries'...... 12 poorly designed unit can cost you more in The move would require a change The move would follow the key votes. On several votes the past No date has been set for the Ethics Pefsonaiiied Fun 4 Sporiweef Dallas wild card NFL playoff Peoplelalk 2 DONE WHILE YOU WAIT" SAMPLE BUY 12” 3 Way speakers $80 each. CALL US FIRST! of Manchester's Town Charter and Commission meeting. This will be repairs. After you’ve talked to me and shopp^ Republican sweep of the Nov. 4 year directors have jumped the the first time since the commission’s winner... Page 14. Sp o rts...... 13-16 C rtii Gifts For Any Oceatfon PHONE 643-1262 NEW 125,000 TRUCK SCALE a vote of the electorate. election when the Democrats lost party ship and voted with the opposi­ around I know you’ll do business with me Oakland stops Earl Campbell Television ...... , 1 7 12:00 to 8:00 P.M. Mon. Sat. LICENSED PUBLIC WEIGHTS According to a high-level several seats, including the Fourth tion. creation it has investigated a per­ 1081 Mam Si . Mancheslrr • Tel: 646-3339 because I: / and Oilers... Page IS. DEALERS IN IRON, METAL, PAPER Democrat there have been dis- Senate District, in the state Further comment could not be sonnel controversy. The commission TownTalk ...... 12 Al Si Pal Coeltu)’. Owners • Jim Coelho, Manager Member of Better Business Bureau College basketball and NHL cusalons to enlarge the board from Legislature to Republicans. .The obtained this morning before press is a quasi-judicial board and could Update ...... 2 results... Page 16. nine to 15 members. This would in­ Nov. 4 election left the Democrats time. conduct a .hearing with legal W eather...... 2 representation. ' ^ - EVENING HERALD. Mon . Per 29, 1860 EVENING HERALD, Mon., Dec. 29, 1980 - 3 Actor grows into part^ for movie Uxfcite. isn't sure he will be able to HOLLYWOOD (UPI) - an actor,ctorin in major rolesi of more. mon were in the past - Sidney available to play them. I'm horrible things to me.’ however, stick to his nor­ any consequence, his vast Of his Impressive Oreenstreet, Victor on record as being "You can’t hide very diet to that weight for mal weight of 314. car bombs or poisoned. Paul Smith, the gargan­ Train overshoots station In all, eight inmates escaped from the Carroll County political and economic crisis calls for more critical tuan Bluto of the new bulk has been the deter­ physical proportions, McLaglen, Wally Beelry, available.” easily when you're my many weeks, perhaps "Look,he said, I was Six lop Lebanese political personalities, most of whom months. Correctional Institute Sunday — but one turned himself in writing. ‘.‘Popeye” movie, mining factor in landing Smith says, "it's part of Laird Creager and Charles "One reason I'd like to size. All I could do was re­ born to be big. I weighed 17 NEW YORK lliPIl — A Staten Island Rapid Transit do not normally speak to one another, availed themselves and three others were recaptured within a few hours of But Tejchma said limits were necessary to prevent parts. my Instnmient as an actor. Laughton.” . return to playing gentle mind the agitated people Even so, he said he pounds at birth. .So I never system tram packed with rush-hour commuters overshot of the English-language daily Monday Morning to sacrifice his sense of the break. "nihilistic and negative trends" or the publishing of propriety, to say nothing of Most of his roles these You must play the whi^ ‘I think there's a place giants is to get away from that I was simply an actot might put on 100 pounds or had much of a chance to be a station platlorm in loft today and slammed into a exchange holiday greetings. The four fugitives being sought were identified as propaganda brochures, the Polish PAP news agency days are heavies, er, that body as you do the for that sort of actor. But the hostility I encounter playing a part. But they more again in the future if small. But it will be nice to Druze chieftan Walid Jumblatt, leader of Lebanon's his girth, to play the role of retaininft wall Eugene Griffin, 39, Atlanta, serving a life sentence for reported. the sailor man's nemesis. is, villains. But there was a emotions.” writers are reluctant to in- everywhere I go on the still scowled and called me 1 good part came along see tbe scales register About 21) people were taken to hospitals for treatment Moslem National Movement, wished Christian murder; Leroy Eades, 28, Atlanta, serving life for time when he portrayed "There are few. If any, elude characters of my streets. It was awful after foul names." that required him to return below 350. It gives me a of injuries including fractures I’p to 100 others suffered Phalangist party commander Bechir Gemayel "a Smith was comparative­ murder and armed robbery, Marshall Nixon, 26, / . I J - ly svelte when he accepted gentle giants. He'd like to physically large actors dimensions. They aren't ‘Midnight Express’ was Smith is determined to to munching five-pound challenge, something to minor injuries beautiful bombed and poisoned car." piomaston, serving 10 years for violating Georgia's Con- roasts. He'd just as soon. uii rejinery expioaes the role of Bluto, a tidy 314 get back to those roles once around these days as there sure if tt o e are any actors released. People said some get back to 314 pounds but look forward to." Ten ambulances ol the city's Emergency Medical Ser­ Bechir Gemayel wished his arch enemy, Palestine trolled Substance Act; and Rodney Moon, 31, Gainesville, EL DORADO, Kan. (UPI) — Firelighters kept an all- pounds which was about his vices t(K)k the victims to two local hospitals The others Liberation Organization Chief Yasser Arafat, "other serving 10 years for forgery. night vigil at an oil refinery where three tanks of solvents were treated at the scene camps outside Lebanon to slay in.” fighting weight as the erupted in flames and explosions late Sunday, causing PriCM ElfMilvt Mon., Doc. 29 thru Sat., Jan. 3,1981. A Police Department spokesman said the accident m'- Bwhir's father, Pierre, leader of the I'halangist party, Turkish villain Hamidou in Happy two minor injuries. "Midnight Expreu." curred at 8:07 a m when a four-car tram overshot the St. also wished Arafat "a return to his country as soon as Poland promises freedom The blaze started at the Getty Oil Refinery about 5 p.m. Of his own volition. There*» a TOP NOTCH near you: George station possible so that there will be peace both for him and for EST Sunday when a tank ruptured, causing sparks that Smith chose to gain weight The stop is the last on the 14-mile line in Staten Island Lebanon " WAR.SAW, Poland (UPI) — Poland's minister of East Har^rd Manchattar New Year ignited a petroleum solvent inside. That explosion ignited for Bluto, thinking that Now...We Accept Commuters change at St George for the ferry to Manhat­ culture told his nation's writers they will enjoy increased IISOBURNSIOE AVENUC 260 NORTH MAIN ST. AT MAlH from our famllieo tan creative freedom as social critics but warned them a second tank of 10.000-barrel capacity. massiveness would add to to y o u ro ! against offending the .Soviet Union. In Moscow, the Soviet Firefighters put that blaze out at 7:16 p.m. EST only to his villainy. Manehaatar MIddlatown MINIMUM PURCHASE Four escapees hunted 72$ EAST MDDLE TURNPWE 900 WASHINOTON ST., RT. I Union said Poland will not be allowed to drift away from have it flare up again 16 minutes later and spread to a The rotund Smith sat in a •30.00. MAXIMUM ISOMiawUH Holiday ivishes strange CARROLLTON, Ga iCPl) — Two convicted killers the Eastern bloc. third tank, a Getty spokesman said. Beverly Hills restaurant PURCHASE DEPENDS Ot’fN MON THRU SAT B 30A M to 9 OOP M SOM m i 4 SJI. M i. BEIRI'T, Lebanon il'Pli — Lebanon's leading rival and two other convicts who escaped from pri.son by slip­ In a speech Sunday to the 21st Congress of Polish Fire department officer Robert Dice said firefighters studying the menu with VISA DN YOUR BANK AND CLOUD SUNDAY 10 OOA M lo 5 OOP M politicians exchanged unusual holiday greetings today, ping through a dormitory air vent were still at large Authors. Culture Minister Jozef Tejchma told 13,6 contained the fire at two of the tanks before midnight but melancholy eyes the other APPROVAL. AU MT THOmaT NSW VUR't DAVI wjshing peace as well as seeing an opponent blown up in today and being hunted by authorities delegates representing 1.300 writers that Poland's the third tank continued to burn early today day. He is now trying to acMiivf TNI MOMf TO imn oueamai to s iMiTt usm u tMcaao lose weight with little io.oo JQ24 success. Peopletalk.. "I got up to around 400 pounds for ‘Popeye,’” said Smith, an uncommonly Fast laugh amiable man for one so menacing in appearance. 1,1/ Carpenter, lormer press secretary to Lady "For two months before The Meat Masters iMfMaatco c U.S.D.A. CHOICE BEEF FOR OELMONICO Bird Johnson, may gel we began the picture, I ate ORAOE “A " 4 $4 5 . the last laugh at the CHICKEN LEGS n o b a c k s < BONELESS RIB EYE STEAKS LM AMatttl very seriously at every op­ t publication that in­ portunity. I went on a diet C U.S.O.A. CHOICE BEEF EXTRA LEAN cluded her among the QRADE "A " WITH WINOS 4 of high protein to put on CHICKEN BREAST QUARTERS ib < GROUND ROUND ANY SIZE PKG people behind 1980's 1 weight and muscle. I call it ANY t U.S.D.A. CHOICE BEEF m ost laughable healthy over-eating. I U.S.O.A. CHOICE BEEF EXTRA LEAN SIZE 4 — itOfW moments in public avoided fattening food such CHOPPED SIRLOIN PACKAGE lb. T-BONE STEAKS (,* .*,}>wow education ALL as pastry, bread and U.S.O.A. CHOICE BEEF 1S»(. AVER. U.S.O.A. CHOICE BEEF LAUNDRY OfTBR. The publication is sweets. I didn't want fat. I WHOLE HIPS OF BEEF Cut To Ordar lb PORTERHOUSE STEAKS g»i wlikiMiii roYOCAIt 0 Network the paper put wanted bulk. out b\ the National For period ending 7 a m EST 12 30 80 During Monday "I'd eat five pounds of U.S.D.A. CHOICE BEEF FMST CUT WESTERN CORN FED PORK Committee lor Citizens night, ram is expected to move in across the north Pacilic roast beef for lunch and ARMOUR BONELESS TURKEY s> N.Y. SIRLOIN STEAKS b o n e -ih *2" LEAN GROUND PORK m Education It was not coast Ram is also on tap liir most ol the Atlantic maybe three chickens for amused when Miss WESTERN CORN FED PORK Seaboard except changing to snow in upper New England dinner (cooked, of course). Carpenter, assistant BABY SPARE RIBS Elsewhere generally lair weather should prevail While I was putting on all public allairs secretary, Minimum temperatures include ^ approx max readings this weight. I was also called hersell the working in the TV movie SERVICE DELI in parenthesis ' Aflanta 34 i44'. Boston 2.' ' 391. Chicago 2." token illiterate al the 36' Cleveland 19 '34' Dallas 37 ’6.'" Denver 31 '66' 'Masada' in Israel. TOP ROUNDS I S Education Depart­ "They had to keep refit­ Dululh 18 33 Houston 36'61 . .lack.sonville 39 • Kan­ ment and told journalists they knew more than she COOKED ROAST BEEF sliced sas Ctt\ 28 46'. Little Hock ,3(V':.2' Los Angeles T2 '78' ting my wardrobe as my SOnOM ROUNDS .iboul what was going on m the world of education Miami 48 70 Minneapolis 27 '39'. New Orleans 3f '.'3' weight continued to spiral COOKED CORNED BEEF sliced New A'ork 31 ‘40- l’hoenix.'3 i78' San Franci.sco 43 61 ' Network said that "wasn t exactly a knee-slapper upwards. And I must say I AUSTRIAN Al A t lor those who seek inlormalion about lederal educa­ Seattle 46 '3' St Louis 28 '41' Washington .3." >42' enjoyed the sacrifice." WHITE SWISS LOAF sliced tion programs through her olfice ' "My waistline went from LOMQACRE Maybe, but Network should know better than to 46 to 56 inches. My collai NATURAL TURKEY^EAST slice d WELCH'S spell Lady Bird .tohnson s name Lady Byrd " SUCEO X GRAPE JELLY eather forecast size expanded from 21 tk tc or PRESERVES 24 tk inches. I outgrew my DUTCH FAMILY CHIO(EN ROLL c o l o m a I ‘Tor* Occasional rain liketv this allernoon High costumes for 'Popeye,' and Sevareid in London SHANKLESS HAM slice d temperatures 3f to 41) 2 to r C Occasional ram tonight State Capitol Security Officer Fran started in the Capitol’s basement Saturday, sent word ahead to the probable changing to snow overnight Lows 2.' to 30 A Eric .Sevareid w ill be back on his old World War II Harrison escorts a reporter in the damaged - destroying a storage area and causing smoke wardrobe people. They t i chance ol ociasional snow Tuesday Highs m the 3Us beat in January when he were prepared to do them SEAFOOD basement of the building Sunday. Officer and water damage to the 101-year-old struc­ AVAILABLE BEGINNING TUESDAY MORNING Frobabilitv ol precipitation 60 percent lodav 80 percent stands on Westminster all over. tonight and '0 percent Tuesday Light and variable w inds Bridge, overlooking Harrison was on duty when a three-alarm fire ture. (UPI photo) "I'd hoped to stabilize becoming easlerlv around 10 niph this allernoon. Parliament my weight once we got FRESH COD FILLETS northeast Hi to 20 mph tonight norlherU I' to 2' mjih .Sevareid was one of rolling on the film. But our Tuesdav _ Edward R Murrow's director, Robert Altman, FRESH POLLOCK FILLETS Smoke and water damage had brought his own chef to team that reported the o o t lo o k London blitz, fur CBS Malta and the meals were News, and now he'll be among the most delicious 1 Extended outlook lor New England Wedne.sdav through I , w Fridav looking back to those ever tasted. So I just con­ Valuable Coupon Valuable Coupon Valuable Coupon result from Capitol fire tinued to balloon up­ days as host-narrator of ■ M.i<.'.o'lio*fll<.. ItloMlr Inland .inil t ooiwrlicol: wards.” 2 LITER the Mobil Showcase dows in the storage room 1LB. TIN 1LB. PKO., QUARTKRS ( tearing Wednesday Fair Thursday Chance ol snow dr HARTFORD (UPI) — A weekend damage on the first floor but Stewart "The chef would make SHASTA SODA three-hour television The fire "never had much of a MAXWELL HOUSE ram late Fridav Overnight lows teens to mid 2tis fire that started in the sub-basement said it would not interfere with two roasts for dinner — one Daytime highs mid 30s to low 4os portrait oi Winston of the century-old slate Capitol sent Wednesday's swearing in of Lu chance of spread because of the con­ IMPERIAL Churchill. "Churchill for the rest of the cast E crete ceilings and walls." said NiTMioiii: Scattered Hurries Wednesdav Fair heavy smoke throughout the granite Gov. William O'Neill as governor. which he'd slice up. and COFFEE MARGARINE and the Generals Stewart. "We're fortunate this is a TWO PKGS. Thursdav A chance ol snow Friday Highs 2f to .3.' Unvs-r and marble building but caused no O'Neill, who was at the scene of one for me. But I was 89* Sevareid. forced to to 1" north teens to near 20 south structural damage or injuries. the fire, will replace cancer-stricken well built building." trying to cut down. Instead S; ASSORTED FLAVORS 'Liiiie ,ind New lt.Hii|i>liire: A chance ol Humes retire from CBS in 1977 The fire Saturday night started in a Gov Ella Grasso. 61. who is stepping al the mandatory retire­ The fire in the sub-basement area of eating five-pound roasts .DUNCAN HINES '.wiiwwj north and mountains and lair elsewhere W ednesdav Fair large storage area for toilet paper down because of cancer. of the building's west wing was dis­ 1 went down to 3Vk ment age of 6.' 'CBS since has fudged the rule so products, said Hartford Fire Chief AS ' ! ^ Thursday -and Fridav Lows zero to lu above north and ir The two-term Democratic gover­ covered by Capitol security guards pounders. LIBBY’S COOKIE MIX SLICED PEACHES to 20 south Highs near 20 north and 30.to 3.' south Waller Cronkite wouldn t have to quiti. par­ James Stewart Jr. The cause was un­ nor said she didn't have the physical ■ itn cittpan aMW MSi *19 00 >aaO about 7:30 p.m. and was declared un­ "All in all. I'd say I put «N* ctapaa 8*0 8MH«aa*i ‘ 10 0# laaO ai4R cawpa* sno add'iiaMi *10 OO >aod PEAR HALVES or ticipated in ChurchilTs funeral known, he said. stamina to carry on her duties. p« ; i >«• ' -ti Churchill will be played bv Timothy West, who More than 60 firefighters battled O'.Neill praised the quick response Hartford fire officials said the in­ but I can't be sure." C perlormed so well in "Edward the King ' the blaze in the historic gold-domed The Almanac and action by firemen from preven­ vestigation into the cause of the fire Smith can never be cer­ building that recently underwent an • T i c ting possible serious damage. has been turned over to the slate Fire tain just how much weight $8 million restoration. Rv I nilfd Pre»« InliTiialinul "We are extremely fortunate first Marshal's office since the building is he gained because almost Quote of the day Heavy smoke from the Today is Monday. Dec 29. the 364rd day ol 1980 with of all that it was reported quickly and state properly. all American scales two to lollow Rita Moreno, taping The John Davidson Show, smouldering blaze traveled through with the reaction from the city fire register only up to 350 SAVE 56 SAVE 96* The moon is approaching its last quarter sizzled at the way some celebrities appear to en­ the five-story building's walls and and police departments," O'Neill The building opened in 1879. was pounds. Smith has wrecked The morning stars are Mercury. Venus. Jupiter and dorse drug use in interviews .She said We ve got vents and firemen were forced to said built at a cost of $2 5 million and has more than one scale in his Saturn to put a slop to famous people talking about their smash a topfloor skylight, showering Stewart said the fire was apparent­ an estimated replacement value of pursuit of his true bulk. Save Even More with GENERICS! The evening star is Mars drug habits m magazine It seems these actors, the Capitol foyer with broken glass, ly smouldering for some time and $20 million. It was declared a "I get on scales and the Those born on this date are under the sign ol Capricorn Stewart said. firemen at first had trouble fighting lamous rock stars and singers have no sense ol national historical landmark bv the needle makes a noise when TNM SFASNETTI or ELBOWS 1 6 0 2 . * Andrew Johnson 17lh president ol the I'nited Stales, responsibilily whatsoever W hat people do privately The fire caused water and smoke the blaze because there are no win­ federal government in 1972 39 it hit the 350-pound peg,” PLAIN or MEAT FLAVORED V A C was born Dec 29 1806 IS their business, but what they do to my kid is my he said, laughing. On this date in history business " spam etti s a b g QUART JAR mW "I know this much — SAVE 50* M VI S T B - In 1848 gas lights were installed at the While House for when I was doing 'Masada' the first time Houley postpones talk in Tel Aviv I got on a PAPn Towns too SHEET ROLL 49* In 18M the first Young Men s Christian Association Glimpses scales at a produce market 4 ROLL PACK raised that indicated the vote Cherlin. who did not cast a vote, chapter opened in Boston HARTFORD (UPI) - Robert which weighs sacks of WMTE BATHROOM TISSUE ‘ Bette Davis is in New York to lilm the NBC Houley, the Veterans Home and procedure may have violated said Houley was dismissed based on 69 In 1972. an L-1011 jumbo jetliner crashed near Miami. grain and vegetables. I BLUE. GREEN or YELLOW Fla killing 99 people Seventy-seven survived television movie Family Reunion' Celeste Hospital commandant who was fired provisions of the state's Freedom of a state auditor's report and the com­ Holm has just lajced appearances on two episodes of notched an even 390 UQMi MSH oniRoan 3202 ‘ In 197' eleven were killed and 73 hurt when a bomb for improper use of state money, has Information Act. mission's own investigation that pounds. But I was still 79 CBS s Archie Bunker s Place ' The Whitney After the original vole was taken exploded al LaGuardia Airport in New ^'ork City postponed a news conference he had showed he had spent $22.(X)0 more gaining at that time." .Museum ol Amerifan Art will salute Mabel Mercer and announced, commission chair­ calW to give his "side of the story." than was authorized to furnish his Since “Popeye” finished SAVE 20* SAVE 80’ on Jan ' with a musical evening called "An man -Robert Cherlin said the state residence. A thought lor the da\ Irish poet, wit and dramatist Houley Sunday postponed the news shooting. Smith has THESE FOUR SPECIAL COUPONS WILL BE OFFERED THIS American Cabaret Colleen Dewhurst, Richard members agreed to cast the secret Dscar Wilde said. "There is only one thing in the world conference schooled for today and dropped some poundage. Kiley and Nedda Logan are among the hosts ol the In addition, the total expenditure of worse than being talked about and that is not being instead said he will attend a special ballots. True, not enough to la'ked about second .Annual Actors Fund Home Holiday meeting called by the commissioners He said if it turned out the process $50,(KX) contained unauthorized items ( elebralion on Dec 29 at Fraunces Tavern such as a water bed, two color televi­ register on local scales, for 1 p.m. at the home. was improper under the FOI act, he but his waist is down to 50 Charlelon Heston and Jeremy Brett are co-starring sion sets, silk flowers and 10 bar It's believed the commissioners would call for another meeting on the inches and his collar size is in Paul Giovanni s "The Crucifer of Blood " in Ixjs stools. 2 matter. He also said he expected the FKL and SAT. ONLY! may take another vote, this time a mere 22 inches. Angeles Houley a former state senator who publicly. vote would be the same if taken Size has played an impor­ (JANUARY 2 and 3 ) I^otlcrv numbers was appointed to the job almost two SAVE 20 Houley was fired Dee. 17 for im­ again. tant part in Smith's life as Numbers drawr. Saturday properly using state funds to furnish Houley said the commissioners years by Gov. Ella Grasso, admitted CUP AMD 8AVe...THEBB COUPONS WILL MOT BB AVAILABLE IN OUR 8TORE8I filed a notice with the Secretary of he used poor judgment" in the ( onnei ticut 288 his state residence. The close 4-3 vote Chlurofluorocurbons Hre Maine 989 was taken in secret by the com­ the State's office Wednesday announ­ purchases but insisted he violated no chemical compounds that FRI. and SAT. ONLY! missioners who supervise the state cing a special meeting of the eight- slate laws or regulations. The com­ contribute'more than many New llamr ihire 7679 DU IT DAILY - EXERCISE YOUR MIND with the lih(«le Island THF institution in Rocky Hill. member commission ' on a matter missioners gave Houley until Dec. 31 people realize to protecting GRANULATED crossword puzzle in the Evening Herald dealing with the commandant." to leave his $39,000-a-year post. our economy and our jobs. TOP NOTCH ^ Ve'rmon’ 920 After the vote, questions were Approximately $.')00 mil* SWEET LIFE 9 HOMOGENIZED « Massa buselts 4182 lion worth of chlorofluoro* carbons, also known as CFCs, are sold annually in SUGAR MILK gallon RED or GOLDEN Evening Herald Tax hike doubtful: Abate the U.S. More than 780,000 With coupon «nd 9Mition9l EXTRA FANCY WASH. 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That’s roughly should be made by 5 00 p m Monday $61 40 for one year .Mail rales are Oflice hours are 8 311 a m to 6 p m terview broadcast on the Connecticut are not good." he said. equal to the amount of Ihrough k'riday and bv 7 .30 a m .Salur DO IT DAILY - Play PRIZEWORD gasoline needed to drive 7 K^99< available on reque.sl Mondav Ihrough Friday Radio Network. Abate s lid he worried there could ilav in Saturday's Evening Herald. million cars for 10 years. The Speaker said in recent weeks be a budeet deficit of $80 million to 4 - EVENING HERALD, Mon., Dec 29, 1980 EVENING HERALD, Mon., Dec 29, I960 - 5 Editorial Scientists declare war on A-homh mentality BOSTON (UPD-Albert weapons of national Caldicott, a leader of fibrosis, an berediUry dis­ Dr. Caldicott spoke to 300 in the Soviet Union." of all-out nuclear war. The plications. They talk about Advise and consent Einstein wasn't sure when suicide.’’ PFSR. "It’i the final ease. With treatment they engineers and "had some The 200,000-member most negative reaction the leaving the task to their ‘How shall we sing the Lord's World War HI would start Muller and other medical epidemic.’’ can survive for maybe 10 of them in tears,” a par­ American Medical group has gotten so far is grandchildren. song In a strange land' Psalm 1S7; V — but he knew there would members went to Geneva, Dr. Caldicott, who was years. My conflict was to ticipant remembers. Association has called on that their efforts are futile, But the movement is harmful baggage which be no World War IV. keep them alive when they spreading. Among lawyers Why does the. U S. Senate 4 Switzerland, earlier this on the itaff of Boiton The groups have gotten President-elect Ronald that you can't change "The splitting of the m ij^t be destroyed by a lip service so far from Reagan to meet with human nature. in Massachusetts plan an examine the backgrounds and would impede performance The land that Is strange Is our own month for an un­ Children’s Hospital, has atom has changed precedented meeting with become so Involved with nuclear conflagration. President C arter, who leading members of the And it has often been organization similar to qualifications of men and or embarrass the president, land, our own world. Never before everything “save man’s three leading Soviet doc­ her cause that this year she "I can’t go back (to prac­ wrote that he was as medical profession to talk said each country needs a PFSR and engineers are women nominated for candidate, or nation." __have we had at our disposal such mode of thinking,” he said. tors, including Dr. Eugene quit her practice as a tice) until these weapons worried as they were, and about the consequences of strong defense. also organizing. Muller cabinet positions? Such was the case, Byrd "powerful energies, for creative or "Thus we drift towards un­ Chasov, Soviet deputy pediatrician. are destroyed.” Soviet President Leonid nuclear war. So far, there Both groups know there's says "it would be wonder­ This question is being conceded, with Bert Lance, destructive use. Never before have paralleled catastrophe." minister of health. "I WM experiencing a The domestic group has Brezhnev, who wrote their has been no response. a long fight ahead. They ful to s e e " a group representing every profes­ asked these days as the nominated by President traditional values, ideas, styles of The immortal scientist’s Both sides agreed doc­ conflict Of interest because organized symposiums cause would "meet with If there is one, it haven't even begun to floor of the senate. “I believe during the last months before nominees, senators inquire life, been subject to such rapid warning has become part tors would be unable to my patients have cystic around the country. At one. understanding and support probably won’t be in favor tackle the political im­ sion. public spotlight falls on Carter and approved by the of the grafitti of the care for the sick and In­ the last was Lewis Strauss, Nixon resiped at the height with thoroughness and objec- change and challenge. Elach day It President-elect Ronald senate for director of the Of­ seems, there is a new anxiety, a new nuclear age. Hoisted on jured after a nuclear at­ of the Watergate probe. tivity into Haig’s signs by demonstrators Reagan s cabinet nominees. fice of Management and President Eisenhower’s risk, and a new solution to be found, f tack — if there were any qualifications, clarifying, of and drowned by other The answer is that the Budget. nominee for Secretary of both in the world at large, and in our doctors left. They also Defenders point to Haig’s course, his Nixon administra­ problems. Its impact fades agreed that money poured senate has a constitutional After Lance had served for Commerce in 1958," Byrd personal lives. and life goes on. tion role without turning the into nuclear armaments duty to advise and consent to a time in the post, problems recalled. experience as commander of It is a strange land in which we find But some new voices, would be better used the North Atlantic Treaty inquiry into another major ourselves, and to which we must res­ concerned that people have elsewhere. ey^ter-^luistiiias cabinet rank appointments. stemming from his earlier Watergate inquisition. pond. And yet, it is to the one eternal become dangerously "In this struggle we The seriousness of the banking practices were dis­ Reagan's nomination of Organization, his broad strategic view of America’s That unfortunate episode God, The God of Abraham, the God numbed to the con­ must unite all physicians, assignment was stressed in closed. Questions became so Gen. Alexander Haig for the and Father of Jesus Christ, the God sequences of nuclear war, regardless of their political interests, and his familiarity already has been play^ and the senate by Majority intense as to virtually render key Secretary of State post of all people In all ages to whom we have revived the message. views," Chasov, who is Leader Robert C Byrd. D- further service useless. has generated some con­ with the Soviet military replayed...and there should can turn In our bewilderment. He has More than 3,000 now co-chairman of the hometown general prac­ group with Harvard’s Dr. and Clearances buildup and the problems it be no need to further promised to be with his people In all W.Va.. just before the recent Lance stepped down after troversy. Most questions titioners and specialists. Bernard Lown, said in presents in relation to diminish national image with places. adjournment of Congress. hearings. raised concern Haig's tenure Instructors and deans at published reports after the it at a time when we should The Rev. Alan J. Broadhead "We have a responsibility." In the history of the nation, with the administration of Western Europe and the Per­ prestigious medical conference. sian Gulf. be fashioning a rebirth of uni­ St. Mary's Church schools and doctors with "If nuclear war starts, he said, "to sec that no only eight cabinet nominees President Richard Nixon. Manchester As with all cabinet ty and spirit. ' renowned institutions there will be huge losses of cabinet appointee brings have been rejected o'h the Haig was Chief of Staff named after them are bin­ both American and Soviet ding together to promote peoples." the idea that the bomb is Muller admits it’s possi­ the greatest threat to ble Western doctors are health the world has ever H,Mt>WOWAT»ENt)U Herald in Washington being used by their known. Eastern colleagues. "But C0Ni\NG-0N Olll^ !‘The absurdity of an it's also possible the atomic war is so obvious Russians are being doc­ The President’s people that we can't possibly tors,” he said. "You have allow it," said Dr. Jonas just aren’t many left over from the to go with your feelings.” By LEE RODERICK calculating reason — that Reagan Salk, who heads the Salk The international group Washington Bureau rhirf holds to the old saying that Eisenhower,years." Institute in San Diego. plans its first full-scale WASHINGTON- On Tuesday, "familiarity breeds contempt," and The most important segment of the "If we are so ingenious meeting just outside Dec. 16, the vaunted Washington Post doesn't want to risk shortening his Reagan team, his Cabinet, is largely as to be able to solve all Washington, DC., March honeymoon with the American peo­ cut out of the establishment mold. An sorts of other problems, 19-26. Medical leaders S p O R reported breathlessly that additional b e s t nominees to President-elect ple any sooner ^ an necessary. exception is 34-year-old David then we surely have the in­ from France, Britain and o u f b \g 0 ^ Reagan's cabinet wouldn't be named Whatever the feason, the vacuum Stockman, a conservative idealogue, genuity to find a way to other countries have been avoid war. " invited. "until at least Wednesday." and of reliable information has unnerved who is slated to take over at the Of­ Salk, two Nobel No specific goals will be quoted a "well-placed" source as even some of those who were closest fice of Management and Budget. Reagan would like the Senate to prizewinners, six medical discussed until then. But saying that Ray Donovan “was out" to Reagan during his long campaign school deans and some 31 hold hearings on his nominees early some of the possibilities, as labor secretary. for the presidency. other leading American Muller said, would be to Later that Tuesday afternoon, "This apparatus called 'the transi­ in January, so they could be con­ doctors make up the limit nuclear armament Donovan was officially nominated by tion’ has more twists than the taffy I firmed soon after he takes office on Boston-based International proliferation and then cut Reagan, along with his most con­ pulled as a kid," says one Reagan in­ Jan. 20. Little trouble is foreseen for Physicians for Prevention down existing stockpiles. troversial appointment to date — sider. “And it's turning out to be just any of those nominated to date, with of Nuclear War Inc. British doctors last MISSES'SFORTSWEAn Alexander M. Haig Jr. as secretary as sticky." the notable exception of Haig. Another Boston group month announced the for­ of state. The transition effort is giving some The former NATO commander with the same goal. mation of their own group, The misinformation in the Post — pause to those who look to Reagan to stands accused by Democrats of Physicians for Social the Medical Campaign Responsibility, has 3,000 Against Nuclear Weapons. which prides itself on being required whittle the federal government down being too close to the seat of power members nationwide The French are also reading by Washington officialdom— to size. It plans to spend about $2.5 during Vietnam, Watergate, and the 2SV40%0FF pardoning of Richard Nixon by Presi­ "Psychic numbing. " as organizing. underscores something that Ed million — anything over its federally one doctor called it. is in the United States, Meese. counselor to Reagan, recent­ allotted $2 million coming from dent Ford. There is also concern that what they're out to Physicians For Social Regularly *18 to *881 ly told reporters: "Those who really private contributions — and has as secretary of state, he would remove Responsibility started un­ Letters know what's happening in the transi­ grown to a size that even transition emphasize military force at the "We feel there is officially in 1962 with tion aren't talking." leaders can't define precisely. expense of peaceful diplomacy. massive denial of the con­ publication in the New • Bm Ic anfi Fashion Swaatara This is a time of frustration in Transition budget director Verne "This is a nomination that should sequence of nuclear England Journal of • Wool Bland Blaxara Washington for established in­ Orr gave reporters a list of paid staff not have been made," said a leading weapons." said Dr. James Medicine of an article • Baparata Pants and Skirts Guh^control senate Democrat, Alan Cranston of Muller, secretary of the in­ describing the effect of a \ stitutions such as the Washington members the other day that numbers California. "It will provoke a serious ternational group and a luclear attack. To the editor great or the pleasure of their handgun used to murder John Len­ Post who are used to knowing in ad­ more than 270. Meese, transition Save now on all the beautiful fashions you've been controversy that will jar the har­ Harvard heart specialist Death, bums, blindness, We are saddened by the violent ownership so complete, that we con­ non! was nonored at Electric Boat vance and even influencing impor­ director, is highest paid at about $50,- "At some point deep tattered skin, eventual eyeing ail seasoni Classic blazers, sweater 000. Lowest-paid staffers are making mony that has prevailed since death of a brother who touched so tinue to produce them'* Shipyard in Groton The USS tant government decisions. down inside, people know cancer and other well- fashions and basics (Including shetlands and between $11,000 and $12,000. Ronald Reagan's election." many through his music and his lile Dec 13 was another sad day when Baltimore, a 688-class fast attack The real reins of power under the world could explode known horrors of nuclear angoras!) plus a super selection of pants and in addition, there are hundreds of Others, however, see little more Can the prolit from guns be .so a weapon itnuch larger than the submarine, joins the ranks of Reagan are held by an extremely tomorrow. But you can't war were repeated by Dr. skirts in wooi blends, and polyester or other transition workers scattered than political pique in such criticism. get up each morning and Howard Hiatt, dean of the weapons systems increasing in select few. Sources close to the acrylic knits. Sizes S-M -L. The odds are heavy that Reagan will think that. It's like the Harvard School of Public number and sophistication. These president-elect say that those who throughout federal agencies Many have his way with Haig, as he has patient who won't go to the Health, during a Senate weapons fail to make us more secure currently have the most influence on are being paid a token $1 per year for with just about evepything else this hospital — nothing is done hearing in June. Among the when their use would mean the death him are M eese. S ecretary of their services. A source close to Reagan says that year. to prevent the disease. statistics for every 1,700 in­ Human rights of millions. Human needs are left un­ Defense-designate Caspar W about 80 percent of transition staff "There is a tendency to jured survivors there met while resources are wasted on W einberger, and CIA Director- think of nuclear weapons would be one physician to members will land jobs in the new weapons. designate William J. Casey. as just big guns with which attend them. government, usually in the agencies Ten minutes ol silent prayer seems Like his tight-lipped advisors, we can defend ourselves," "Survival in the event of To the editor Quote/Unquote I'niversal Declaration of Human too small an act in response to the Reagan himself has been un­ they are now monitoring. he said. "The problem is a nuclear war would be im­ We ve just celebrated Human Rights adopted by the United violence against our brother. characteristically unavailable to the The transition roster is heavy with they're not. Thev’re possible," said Dr. Helen Rights Week in our town Nations on December 10. 1948' Cannot we mobilize our love for press since his election. Almost all of the names of former officials from "To me directing is the most fien­ Kudos to the Manthester Area And kudos to Dr William E Vin­ each other into action to end the Reagan's public utterances since his the Nixon and Ford administrations dish profession ever devised... For Conference ot Churches and the cent . president of Manchester Com­ production, sale and ultimately, the Nov. 4 victory have been at social — something that has drawn every minute of creative work, there Manchester Human Relations Com­ munity College, lor his gutsy talk and use of armaments big and small that functions or at curbsides as he has criticism from conservatives and are 10 of business. And that doesn't mission for jointly bringing human for his relerences to the inspiration others who count on Reagan to make threaten our lives as individuals and entered of exited from his limousine. seem like much fun to me. not com­ rights to the attention ol our com-, of William Faulkner's great com­ drastic changes in government, and communities’ .Some observers theorize that pared to the sheer pleasure of acting, munity on December 14 in an in­ passion' Reagan simply wants to keep a low believe he needs fresh faces to do so. the happiness of it." spiring program at Center John Norton. profile in deference to President Transition Press Secretary Jim Congregational Church' V uicky Nickerson Anne Norton. Carter, who is. still the nation's Brady, asked why there are so many — Gena Kuwlands, arire**, JUNIORS’ Kudos to the speakers and singers /8 181 Richard Rd 394 Summit St.. kingpin until the inauguration on Jan. former hands from the Nixon-Ford when asked is she had ever con­ and to tho.se who read Irom the .Manchester Manchester 20. Others believe there is a more era, deadpanned, "It's because there sidered direrlin^.lMS magazine) COORDINATES Washington Merry-Go-Round 25%-50% OFF Pentagon: U.S. should be ready to fight ^one and a half wars’ Regularly *15 to *75! B.v JACK ANDEKSON no surprise to the military leaders, to strategy-force mismatch,” the Pen­ murder was the result of a con­ The FBI’s insistence that no con­ Ku Klux Klan and kept him under­ No'w you can update your wardrobe or start a whom it "has been apparent for WASHINGTON — In iill Ihe talk tagon planners say. This is because spiracy has been emphatically put spiracy was involved seems to have cover for nearly 16 months to get the whole new one with our super savings on blazers, several years." But the critique says about the nation's military “deploying forces elsewhere than down by the FBI, which reported 17 stemmed from a memo sent by story. Its recent publication caused the problem has grown more acute in sweaters, skirts, pants, blouses, tops and more! preparedness — or laek of it — one Europe will force the United States years ago that Lee Harvey Oswald Director J. Eldgar Hoover to Presi­ an immediate sensation. recent years, as the Soviet Union and A collection you must see. In sizes 5-13. j question has never been asked public­ to draw upon forces earmarked for acted alone. dent Johnson two days after the This was hardly Seigenthaler's its allies have beefed up their con­ ly. much less answered What, exact­ NATO." In other words, a rapid But the FBI's critique of the House murder: “The thing I am concerned first gutsy expose. In his 31 years as ventional military forces. ly. do the generals and admirals deployment force is only worthwhile panel's disturbing conclusion ap­ about is having something issued so a reporter and editor, he has never Icy wheel The one-and-a'-half-war strategy think they shoula be ready for’ if it is part of an ability to fight one- parently overlooked some crucial we can convince the public that ducked the tough stories. His paper The subzero blast that chilled the East and recognizes that a European war is The answer spelled out in a lop and-a-half wars. evidence buried in the committee’s Oswald is the real assassin." has been a training ground for some unlikely to occur in isolation." the Midwest at Christmas time also created secret Pentagon report shown to my Not surprisingly, the Pentagon P';blic report". of the best and brightest in the Pentagon report says "Conflict in some natural wonders. One of them was this associate Dale leaders favor an increase in the The House committee based its Editor of the Yean In recognition business. Europe could evolve from a conflict frozen waterwheel in Boone, N.C. The ice for­ Van Atta is; one military budget to achieve one-and-a- conspiracy theory on a recording of of a fellow journalist who has shown As Seigenthaler's Klan-busting in the Middle East or some other mations on the wheel gave it a visual appeal and a half wars ' half capability. The only alter­ sounds from Dealey Plaza that in­ exceptional judgment and courage, I reporter, Jerry Thompson, put it, theater Conversely, a war in Europe for the holidays (UFI) "The national natives. in light of the Soviet block's dicated a fourth shot was fired — in salute this year John Seigenthaler, “He’s more than a boss, he’s a bud­ would be likely,to spread to another strategy ot the ascendancy in conventional forces, addition to Oswald's three — from a editor-publisher of the Nashville dy. Anything I needed, he was front" Misses' and Juniors' Sportswear, all D&L stores United States ' are to cut back on the strategy, or different direction. Tennessean. A veteran investigator there." And he added: "He wwi’t ask Therefore, the report insists the the report states, “reduce the range and depth of U.S. The FBI claims the House com­ himself, Seigenthaler demonstrated you to do anything he wouldn’t do one-and-a-half strategy is "more "requires the commitments.” Either decision, mittee’s evidence did not prove that that he hasn’t lost his Unich when he himself.’’ Or, in Seigenthaler’s case, than just a convenient formula maintenance of they say, would wind up “degrading the recorded sounds actually came assigned a reporter to infiltrate the hasn't already done. ' "invented by the Pentagon to justify •sufficient forces to fight a major war the strategic position of the United from the assassination scene. Yet a requests for more hardware and per­ in Eugope while simultaneously States." . transcript of the Dallas police dis­ sonnel engaged in a lesser conflict Having assumed that the one-and- patcher's radio transmissions makes "Given that the strategy is sound, iBaarliriitn* Euruimj Hmilft elsewhere, sometimes called the a-half strategy is the only sound it clear that the sounds were indeed the problem facing the United States one-and-a-half-war strategy "' policy for the United States, the Pen­ from the Dealey Plaza area — Manchester - A City ol Vlllase Charm is to determine how best to size, The report, prepared for the Joint tagon chiefs’ report does not concern ^lecifically from a motorcycle of­ Founded Oct. 1. 1881 organize, equip, train and deploy its Chiefs of Staff, concludes bleakly itself with the question of whether ficer's radio which had stuck open forces in support of the strategy," BALLROOM CELEBRATION that "the size, readiness and sub- the country’s strategic position can during the minutes before and after Published by the Manchester Publishing Co., Herald Square, the report says. •MHMI MB or BAKIO SHRIMP DINNIRS stainability of U.S. conventional be maintained by nuclear deterrence the assassination on Nov. 22. 1863. Manchester, Conn. 08040. Telephone (203) 843-271L The trendy idea of a rapid deploy­ •PLOOR SHOW forces cannot insure the success of alone. Mcmlxr; Audit Buraau of CIrsuldMin Mtmbw. Unltdd Pr«H lnWrnMkm*l •O ANCINO UU 3 A.M. ment force, while it "will do much to The officer in question told the MOST STORES OPEN NIGHTS MON. THRU FRI.TIL9 P.M. OPEN SUNDAYS 12-5, the strategy they are required to sup­ FBI blindrmlf The House committee his radio often stuck open sidvdn Hairy, Eaacudva Editor •BRBAKPABT ot 1 A.M. •5 QOO port ' rectify a major deficiency in U.S. Cuilanw Sdrviod — S47-SS4S Frank A. Burbank, Manaekis Eddar • TaxIiTIpInetudod CofbifM Cemw, Msrld>n S New London also open Saturdays HI •; New Britain S Groton cloaad Sundays military posture, will not resolve the Assassination Committee’s conclu­ and photographs prove that he was Rayntond F. Robliwon, liSlef-PuMMwr Harold E. Turkkiglon, Editor Emarltua A & /anc9 AMBnratton* Ohif ptreouph The dismal state of unreadiness is sion that President John Kennedy's near the plaza at the crucial time. •CORWNS CORNER sAVON-SIMSBURV sMANCHBSTER sBRIBTOL »NEW BRITAIN sMERIDEN sVERNON sNEW LONDON sGROTON CALL 649-2342 b - EVENING HERALD, Mon , Dec. » , IWO kVEM N G HERALD, Mon , Pet 29. 1860 Manchester Ruptured water pipes keep firefighters busy

M\N( IIKSTKR - Ruptured p.m, Saturday and the second call, Pipes typically burst during the water pipes caused by freezing resulting from a broken sprinkler, coldest hours of the day. which usual­ temperatures and chilling winds kept came in to the town fire station at ly is when thermostats are also the town's two fire departments busy 8:20 p,m Sunday, turned low. The problems occur throughout the weekend Town firefighters also responded when temperatures warm and water The Manchester and Eighth to a major water break Friday mor­ begins flowing. rtilities District fire departments ning at the Meadows Convalescent District firefighters received eight responded to more than 2S water Home Again Friday morning, a water calls Friday night alone. A calls from Eriday night to Monday break in the water system at water-flow alarm came in at the Mai morning Although some homes Manchester High School was Tool and Engineering Co. at 273 sustained damage, most problems reported Adams St. (wurred in businesses where ther­ Elsewhere .Saturday morning, a Carlson Express Inc. at 9S Hilliard mostats are turni>d down in off- pipe burst at Cri.spino's Supreme St reported a w ate r-flo w a la rm in its hours Foods at 48f) Hartford Road Also warehouse .Saturday at 5:47 p m. Successful implant Pipes burst twice al the (Jlorious that morning, a water break was In most rases, fire department per­ Dr. Donald Olsen, director of the Universi­ reported al the Quality Inn on Route sonnel help businesses clean-up after longevity record set by another university Emporium, liKatt-d at 210 Pine St in ty of Utah Artificial Heart Lab, feeds Ten­ the former Cheney Mill complex The 83 The Lakeview Furniture Co at the water problems, or until they are calf. The machine powering the air-driven first mishap was reported al 3 30 239 Progress Drive al.so reported called to another emergency nyson the calf a sugar cube. Tennyson has heart is in the background. Air tubes connec­ nrnhiems .Salurdav afternoon survived 222 days with an artificial heart im­ ting the heart to the pump enter the calf's left Bids sought to remove main planted in his chest, breaking the 1979 side. (UPI photo) M \\( Hl,>« I Fit Hids for The six-inch pipe was replaced by a noted the danger existed, especially ■!/ removing an unu.si>d water main un­ 12-inch water mam about a year ago. with a high water level I der the I'nion Street bridge are being according to Jay Giles, public works During the spring an annual canoe Save 20% to 53% sought by the town director race is held on the river. Town of- The six-inch pipe is covered by a But the old pipe has become a .safe­ licials hope to remove the old pipe wiHiden structure which is supported ty hazard, and the wmiden housing belore the next one. The completion by a steel truss The truss is con­ hangs near the water level ol the date lor the project, part of the nected to the bridge although it HiMkanum River Gilks said there town s $20 m illio n in w a te r im ­ doesn t rely on the brdige lor sup­ have not been anv accidents vet. but provements, is April 1 port Best coiffured Tbe ten best coiffured women of per left — singer Cher; actress Joyce son; actresses Bo Derek. Charlene , Shady Glen’s Very 1900, selected for the 14th year by the Dewitt, singer Donna Summer; ac­ Tilton. All MacGraw and model Own Secret Recipe Gatherings alternative to drinking Helene Curtis Guild of F^ofessional tress Natalie Wood; actress-model Brooke Shields 1UPI1 Lauren Hutton; model Beverlv John­ Rich, creamy, dairy-fresh quality Egg Area residents seeking an alter­ the conference rooms at Manchester r Our Best Compact Stereo System Hairstylists are — clockwise from up- offer transportation home to area native to New Y ea rs Eve Memorial They are open to in­ residents who might need it on .New Clarlnette* -110 by Realistic^ Nog. So good you will want to TOAST celebrations which empasize con­ dividuals who wish to celebrate Y ear s Eve many times! sumption of alcoholic beverages are without drinking and who wish to This IS the fifth year that the JJAfeshingti ful decision to have their group works m Washington nue. N.W'., Washington, D.C. invited to attend drop-in gatherings spend New Year's Eve as part of a children adopted The guar­ to try to represent the mil- 20036. gatherings have been held In the antees were also given to the at Rockville General and Manchester mutually supporting group Save iioru of happy adopxive Many people are also writ- past they have been enjoyed by 150 to new, adoptive parents who ') Happy iSeu' Year To One And All! families, the parents who mg their congressmen to let Memorial Hospitals Guests can drop in at either 250 participants. need to be able to guarantee placed their children and The gatherings, which are spon­ Rag. them know bow they feel hospital between 10 p m and 2am For further information, call 872- : A Lm * I h t t Would Dtftroy Coofid«nti«lity their adopted children se­ rK>w have gone on to build curity and an uninterrupted about this issue. sored by Rockville General They are asked to bring snack foods 0501. ext. 296 at R ockville H ospital, 499.95 their own live*, and the Hospital's department of human ser­ if possible Live music and coffee *120 If you know un« of th« lator* make liar* of good period to grow to adult­ miltioiu of coupies who or 646-1222, ext. 436 at M anchester hood. hope to adopt babies. 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EVENING HERALD, Mon., Dec. 29, 1980 - 9 8 - EVENING HERALD, Mon., Pec. 29, 1980 M A C C ISews Grasso slowly improving; MACC celebrates best Christmas ever Icondition remains guarded Robichaud, Karen Krupp, Z slight Improvement in her gas- responded favorably, she was not Mrs. Howland, and a nice more. Other groups are their mitten tree which HARTFORD (UPI) - smiles and tears possible must have a golden glow on Christmas day. Meg Harvey. Cancerstricken Gov. Ella T. Grasso .trointestinal tract. showing the improvement they had \ a m :v ca k r young man at noneer, plus persons who adopted was laden with over 76 but we would like to share these past days that should Every patient in our • To the student! at 2 Mrs. Grasso, who spent a quiet expected and listed her condition as Executive Oirt'rlor a ham from Eleanor families for Christmas mittens and XI haU, has shown slight Improvement — just a handful of the Christ­ be easily seen from the local convalescent homes Bowers for their food drive « eating her first solid food in almost Christmas Day with her hulund, guarded. It's the afternoon of Colangelo. We also giving are: the Lioness, St. marvelous.! / satellites. received at least one for Seasonal Sharing. (Hie • ‘The governor announced Dec, 4 she mas" stardust that has Ann’s Mother’s Circle, • And a very special three weeks — but rem ains in Thomas, and two children, James Christmas Eve as I write We have gone rocketing Christmas gift. Some 800- received a gift certificate Human RlghU assem U vat' did not have the stamina to continue made our own eyes mist. for a turkey from CBT and Manchester Jaycees thank you to Bernadette guarded condition in Hartford and' Susane, has been hospitalized this column and the last past all our goals. Over 900 gifts were delivered to Bowers at which the food 1 in office and would resign Dec. 31. basket of food and toys and • the tears of an older please ring the bells and Women, East Hartford Neal’s Personal Perspec­ Hospital. since Dec. 8. M2.000 has been con­ Meadows, Crest- was presented to MACC * She underwent intestinal surgery Lt. Gov. William A. O’Neill will be the last box of gifts to con­ couple on learning that half blow the whistles lor the Bowling League, St. tive classes at Manchester D ^pite the progress, hospital their rent has been paid for tributed. almost twice as fieid/Fernwood and High School who cleaned, was a joy, ’Twenty some -• spokesman James Battagllo said two days later and developed a fever sworn in at a low-key ceremony valescent homes are Manchester Manor and children at Highland Park Bridget’s CCD, Boy ^ u ts the month of January. much as our modest goal. repaired and dressed 5 car­ 4th graders lined up across T Sunday the ailing governor was still that was brought down by antibiotics. Wednesday in the Hall of Flags to fill packed in cars on the road some of them were just who collected $257.40 to at Center Church," Our • the ex citem en t of And as the money came in tons of used dolls and the stage in every kind of listed by doctors as guarded although out her term that expires in Scraps of wrapping paper Christmas lovely, \blcY buy turkeys and turkey Lady of Hope Mothers children taken shopping by we began to add to the stuffed animals. And to the costume from serapes to 2 her vital signs remained strong. She underwent chemotherapy last December 1982. Only members of the are being swept up and white sweaters and shawls, breasts for the Christmas group. Rev. and Mrs. Jelly, parishioners at Assump­ things we hoped to do. We Joanne Ahearn, Jane volunteers from Sharing saris to Eskimo furs. ~ Battaglio said because of ‘‘slight Monday and her improvement was immediate families have been in­ used clothing and some were able to do special brightly knit lap robes baskets. Delightful!) 2 improvement in the gastrointestinal thought to be the result of it, said vited to attend. tion Church to buy new On top of every thing Durato, Eighth District Families at the Center used toys are being boxed purchasing for many of our some with (read this • To Bolton Center » Battaglio. Senate President pro Tempore for delivery to the clothing clothes and shoes. else, the knitting needles Auxiliary, Susan and Chuck Congregational who function, she was given Joll-0 and • the gratitude of an older and disabled and buy please) matching knit staffed the distribution School 5th graders for IZ farina and was allowed to walk a lit­ Treatment with anti-cancer drugs Joseph Fauliso, D-Hartford, a close bank where they will be bedroom slippers, all kinds clicked out hats and Plese, Mrs. Robert Morse, older woman, all alone miniature boxes of candy center. collecting food, toys, tle and sit up in her chair.” actually began last month after friend and longtime political ally of disbursed throughout the of cologne and powder and mittens for dozens and and Ted Cummings. now, who will spend the for baskets. So many wonderful peo­ • To Mrs. Stager for 20 clothes, and books. To jjj The two-term Democratic gover­ physicians discovered the cancer Mrs. Grasso, will be sworn in at the vear. aftershave sets and games dozens and dozens boys and afternoon with her 96-year It was a m atter of real ple worked hard to provide real Christmas trees Joyce Wazer and Jim and nor was able to sit up Saturday and spread from an ovary to her liver. It same time to replace O’Neill, an Even though it is not and puzzles. girls. Incredible. I can old mother in an area con­ rejoicing here in the office an extra special Christmas delivered to the disburse­ Jean Downing for special ’. Sunday for two 15-mlnute periods as later reached her intestinal tract. East Hampton tavern owner, as Christmas until tomorrow. valescent home as we shot past the goal And as you've probably hardly believe all the good gifts for teens and elderly. ;, / a result of tests Friday that showed a Her doctors said that while she lieutenant governor. It has been Christmas day for Manchester children ment center. To Betty • the relief of a han­ since all the money not read, the toy distribution things that poured in this • So many of you were here in the M.ACC office for and, of course, we only Kearney and Mary and dicapped couple who had spent for Christmas was the best ever. As a year. also thinking of our beloved the past week and our cup And who is responsible know a handful of their Burt Carlson for artificial .some canned goods but purchases will be matter of record, older community. Thanks and our hearts are filled to for the miracle? Please names. We would like to trees complete with lights, Chemical storage criticized transferred into the everything was the best to Marita Mahoney and to the brim and overt lowing only a pound of hamburger read on for a list of miracle acknowledge the following tinsel and oranments (the HARTFORD (UPI) - A proposal tion for poly chlorinate,' biphenyls. tinel as saying he was not fearful of a to last until their Stx'ial depleted MACC Human ever, more food, more whole works). the Hair Botique for Artistic woodpile town ordinance prohibiting his So much ot the year we baskets, more toys, more workers led by our people and groups: to store a chemical substance con­ "I think it's rather ridiculous,” Security check came m Needs Fund and Fuel • Dr. Passaretti, Betty • To Margaret Currey special gifts for the elder­ storing the substance because he had share with you the trouble, gifts for low income, elder­ churches: St. James (30 taining the suspected carcinogen Gunther said Saturday. ”We have January on receiving a Bank, to help people in Sadlowski. Willard Water- for not only providing a ly Carolyn and Frank Craig of Cape Porpoise, permission from the federal govern­ the grid, the heartbreak of ly and disabled in a year baskets). St. Bartholomew of the archway, in the yard, he completed the PCB in Beacon Falls doesn’t make PCB's coming down from Christmas lood box iiieir iiomes and warm field for buying special most generous gift cer­ ment to do so. some ot our neighbors, how when everyone is feeling (30), Concordia (20), South Maine, have a woodpile that is the wonder of project with a small woodpile. The house, "good sense,” Sen. George Gunther, Massachusetts, prohibiting the • the joy of a mother Thanks to your generosity, gifts for our children and to tificate but offering to • To (Community Baptist The substance that closed the river can we share with you the financial squeeze of in Methodist (20), St. Mary's the neighborhood. Frank, a lover of trees and although it has windows, cannot be entered, it R-Stratford, says. taking of fish in certain areas on the looking at a box of brightly the spirit ol Christmas will the Elsie Drive Bridge drive the recipient to the Church for a special collec- to lishermen apparently seeped into these past days packed fla tio n "M iracle ol (15). Center the wood he harvests from them used his ar­ Beacon Falls lies on the river. Now we are locating thousands wrapped gifts for her be spread across all the Club, Pat Domanico, Pat store to shop. tion which raised $313 and is solid wood. The idea for the artistic wood- the Housatonic from a point near with gay ribbons, cheertui winter months as we arc miracles " as Tevyev says. Congregational (10) Naugautuck River, which flows into of drums of PCB's until somebody children saying over and Sullivan. Elaine Sweet, • To Barb and Clint sent us over the $12,000 ! tistic talents to pile up some four cords of pile came to the Craigs from all the other fan­ Pittsfield, Mass., where a General givers and excited able to order oil and help Much needed turkeys and Assumption Jr. High (6), the Housatonic River, parts of which sometime comes up with some way children And perhaps over Cod has answered Second Congregational Mary O'Connor. Greene for gift certificates mark. wood into the fence, archway, and small cy woodpiles they have seen in front of other have been closed to trout fishermen of neutralizing them. It doesn't make Electric plant is located. The matter with emergencies hams were contributed by • To the Women s Club ^ most precious of all. the my prayers ' And the jov (10), Community Baptist • to the Savings Bank of and to McDonalds for 15 gingerbread house pictured. Just to the right homes. (UPI photo) because some fish taken from the good sense in my book.” is in litigation. The residue apparent­ ( hri«liiia>> ill ManelieKler the following groups and of Manchester for a dona­ smiles and sometimes the of the volunteer whe (5), North Methcidist (1). M a n c h e s te r fo r 24 breakfast coupons. river have been found to be con­ The owner of the company was ly comes from storage batteries and arriving back in the office Two hundred and twenty individuals. Employees at tion of $87 to the MACC tears of joy and relief Organizations also gorgeous Pandas, Gerber • To the students at taminated with PCB’s, an abbrevia­ quoted in a story in the Ansonia Sen­ other industrial sources. saying. ' 1 ve had my eight lood baskets com­ Lydall and Foulds (4 Fuel Bank. welling up as food and gifts Scientific in South Windsor Illing Junior High for 135 Christmas just watching plete with gifts were turkeysi. Mr. Nassiff (2). helped mightily with the •A very happy new year;, arrive There is no possible and Pathfinders for lovely food items for Christmas her face.' delivered before Christmas Mr and Mrs. Arthur Elks doing a tremendous to all from all of us in the ; way to adequately thank all children's gifts baskets with special thanks 1 am absolutely eon along with 32 hot meals and Bowler, Teresa Laton. job with 12 families, and MACC office! of you who have made such Bentley .School adopting 4 • To Beta Sigma Phi for to Lisa Gates, Sherri Crashes, fire, fatal vinced that Manchestei gifts delivered to shut-ins Shellev Mr and Seasonal sharing contributors listed to 13 in state cROssmRns E arly B irds Bowling Hazel C Christlkna, Frances Norma and Joseph Paggioll. Club ol Manchester finC^evRns p r o d u c t s c o m p R n v MANOIESTER The Griswold. Richard and Vic- Ted and Ruth ChamtM*rs 50th Ponticelli. Valija Kalnins, Virginia M. Dumaine, Doris Stuck m Dean Machine, In memory League. Joseph and Elsie and N u n zi/ Lupacchino, By I'niird Prrsii Intrrnalional vacant city building on Center Street. rowci wV** .Seasonal Sharing Appeal of toria Jennings. Leon and Anniversary by C a rro ll^ a n d M a rjo n e ot Leva E Cooper (William Swenson. Mr. and Mrs Charles R. firaff^r., Helen and Kenneth Bensen. Traffic accidents, a fire and piercing Autopsies have ruled out foul play in the | 4' Gloria Kiellson. George Nelson. Prestige Printing Norma Terrio, Walter and the M a n c h este r A rea *^arol Zapadka Cooper I. Mrs James M. Robert W. Taylor, David and and Ralph (Cave/ Joan and rold claimed at least 13 lives in Cktnnec- deaths, authorities said. Marion and .Michael Flavell. Ellen Sosiman. Alice Anderson, Jean Scott. Crowe. Raymond Labelle, Margaret Willcox, Mr. and Charles Harnilton, Shirley and Wilma Joyner, Marguerite C. ; U n BAS Conference of Churches ticut over the long Christmas holiday drivw around Rom ciora ,, , . , __ Muschko Elsie Johnson. Edward and Marion Atkinsdn. Employees of Connecticut O'Connell, Margaret and Paula Vowles. 34. of Oakdale, died about I collected more than $^,000 Robert J. Boyce. Rev Israel Mrs. Warren Blackwell. Edward GleCTey. Maybelle L. weekend. Uak« on# convomonl inp to OroMmsn's Brahaney and Choma Inc . Bank and Trust Co . James Tabatsky. John J. Wallett. Helen and J. Arthur Joyce, Wooden, MpZ and Mrs. Theodore Pastva, Barbara" 5 p.m. .Sunday when her car smashed your eompltti do-*t-vewrMM C«nt«r' YOUR WINTER over the holiday period for ^-^^^015 .lames 0 Mrs Lynn Digan, Christine and Janet Granato, Meredith Albina M Twaronite. Ernest and Ruth Benson. Galligan and Robert Blake, Harriet and Two men perished in a fire in New Bri­ head-on into a car driven by Thomas distribution to needy per­ Tatro John and Carol Pierce. Clifford and Eleanor Adams. George and Gertrude. M an ch ester B oard of Jeanne and Richard Wright, Carlton Chace, Dorothy D tain. nine people died in traffic accidents Street. 18, also of Oakdale, on Route 85 in | • MVITM E sons Mathewson 0 «t twytrwog you nwad tv Sf>i Wengerbsman. Herbert and Burton and Gloria Hilton. Realtors Ann and Lester French Jr , Olcott, Irene and Wllllair in Orange, Hartford. Windsor Locks and Waterford. pro tK t-bom M v l to Rnitfi' Don't Helen McKinney, James and Margaret Langevin Dorothea and Lionel Marks. Florence and Edwarc « warn twno ruWMA9 around « M n George Magnuson. Roger Jane and Donald Richter. Norwalk and two people in Hartford froze Street and Ihrqe passengers in his car I comgMto aotochon o< Proiec F PnviAr POP Nadeau. John and Alice Macauley •uppbn tor any job' Following IS a list of per­ Jean l.eSure Grant and Gloria Davis. George and Carol Mockalis. M Negro. Karl A. Nielsen. Carolyn to death. suffered minor injuries, police said. Women's ^w ling League Brown, Bartara and E ^ a r t sons who donated between Marte. Keith and Clendaniel. .Marion Mellow. Gordon and Hair Boutique. Guy J •> Two men died early Saturday when a Mary D. Little, 83, of New Milford, died Olshewski Ladies Robert J Smith Inc . Aleida Barbara Todd. Anita House. Dec 16 and Dec 24 E K Marchisio, Anna H Dolan, Highland Park School ^ fire ripped through a four-story business Saturday when the car she was driving I > •U nM N E T Society of the American Lat­ Coulter. Robert and .Marjorie Sally Jo Rubin. Eleanor fn n c e i R. Idzkowski Collection. Kathleen M Charlotte V Purphev. satM jufi can t bo baaC And Cynthia Ehrlich, Emily and - and apartment complex on Main Street in went off Long Mountain Road in the town | eierydey low pricat n «p you Rosemary and Ed Gregory, vian Lutheran Church. Mrs Knight. Anne Fife Davis. Norris, Mr and Mrs George In memory of Mrs Mary August. Paul and Helena^ 5“'* *'“ '”''"1 “ ";, ^ ^ mlaaon A avasn yowr dot- Howard Soderquist, Helen G. '' New Britain. The fireiRat broke out short­ and struck a tree. Owaiiiy marcnandiM at .loseph and .Anna Granato, Zemzars. "John and Elizabeth Beatrice Moorhouse. J Nolan Dulelle, Elaine L Neubelt. ^ Putnam. ^Iherlne and OWloMSv* pricoa' Creelan from friends and Robert Morton, Brenda Bausola. Barbara and George <> ly after midnight drove about 50 residents William Williamowski, 47, and his wife I Allan and Louise Taylor. Coltman. Dr Daniel and Martha Freimuth neighbors (Walter H. John­ Lucille S. Smith. Ruth and Washburn. Fred T. Baker. Ernestine A Z Geer. (Jueen o( Amelia Bums Professional Management Yeomans and Hazel Ander­ to the street. Veronica, 48, of West Haven, were Alice and Walter .Shea. son, Barbara ,S. Lauzon, Alfred Sieffert. Ruth B Marjorie and Willard J. FREE... Angels .Mothers Group tJlith Burton Mr and Mrs Consultants Inc , Mildred Cheney. Dorothy and William son. Roxanne and George The victims were identified as Eusubio traveling on Route 1 in Orarige about 3 LIMW M P Johert. Mr and Mrs Alexander S. Pazda Jr . Horton. Dr. and Mrs. A. . Orc Stop Shopping.VSaves GasTime & Money Ha V den and Mariorie Robert C Barnes In honor ol Holland. James and Betty- Herlihy. George and Feeney Hernandez, about 40. who lived in the a.m. Sunday when their car smashed TMKBH Henry E Simpson. Charles Jean Marley. Vera Peterson. Monday Sew & So's, An­ Patricia and Thomas Elmer Diskan. Carol and" GAinPCAHOI Catherine Nutter Howard Rovegno and Family. ■ _ apartment building, and Walter head-on into a car driven by Royce Jones. Mildred Harrison. Lennart drew Thomas, Genevieve In memory of Margaret Knapp. Jamek Davis, Anthony 24, of Woodbridge. who was alone. All | and Mary Garalalo. Irene and The Ladies Benevolent Socle- " Kolinowski, 53. who lived down the street. and Mildred Johnson Vilga Cooper Trainer by Joyce New Britain Building Inspector L^urino three died. South Windsor starts Robert Letcndre. David and Matthew M. Moriarty, Mr Frederick Hughes, Charles E. ty of the Bolton Rizza-Trainer. Rol^rt and Congregational Church,- Salvio said Sunday serious building and Two people died Christmas day when I Joanna Gaston. Emily H. and Mrs. Stanely Zatkowski. Georgia Worsley. Our Lady of Caron. Mafdment. Grace Barrett, Carolyn G. MacLeod. Ray­ Sue and G.A Newman, Lucille and Arthur Olaeser ' lire code violations existed in the apart­ they apparently were struck by a van and housing preference survey Hope Mother Circle. jr., Maryann B. Falkowskt.- pushed into the path of a bus while | Nancy and Ronald Gocht, mond and Helen Peterson Hildegard and William Judith and William Hyde Jr., ment building where the men died and he Cliff and Sarah Stephens, Jean In memory ol Gertrude Louise S. LeSure. Elsther and Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Carlin, had been trying to get the problems cor­ walking to church in Hartford. Mcldrum, Irene and Walter Dolores and George Trudell,, and Joseph Nadeau. Sw eeney (E d w ard J Fisette. Eileen and William Dante Pedemonle, Gertrude rected for about a year. It was first believed Ethel St. John. 56, • "(M III \\IM»OK — have headed the study Anyone with questions L Morrison, Richard and Bar­ Marilyn and Allan Turner, The South Windsor Com- with Senior Center Direc- concerning the survey or Manchester Molding and Sweeney I, Gladys R Marie. Shea. In honor of Mr and Mrs He said a lack of fire doors at stairway and Michael Mascis, 65, hot of Hartford, Manufacturing Inc Harold and Virginia Falls bara Embser Caroline H. Geer. munitv Service Council tor June Cooke collecting present housing oppor- Wierzbicki Barbara and landings may have contributed to the were struck by the bus they had just Ellen and Charles Morse. James and Greta Hyland. Elarl and Barbara Anderson, Jeanette E. Singleton,," will lend Its support to the the questionnaire replies tunities for seniors in South Henry Wierzbicki Sr., E. Ruth Michael Heffron, Joan R fire's rapid spread from stores on the stepped from. But authorities later said it Nicholas and Sylvia LaPenta, James and Jean Downing. McIntosh. Katharine and Russell appeared the two may have been thrown distribution of housing Laxal churches and the Windsor may call Mrs Netlleton, Haline and Joseph Taylor. S.T. Wilson, Dorothy" main floor to the roof above the fourth Robert and Gloria Weiss, John and Jean McElraevy, Beatrice B MacAlpine. into the path of the bus by a. van that preference questionnaires South Windsor Public Ctxike at 644-3338 or the Afline and Edwin Culver. The Vacationers League. Danyliw, Eiarl and Adelle and William Evans. Frank floor. ECONOMY STUD lor South Windsor senior Human Services Office at Rose and Terrance Donnel and Mildred Kos, Zion Ladies He said be had found it "almost im­ struck them on Farmington Avenue and | Health Nursing Associa­ Syndet Products. Katherine Peter and Elizabeth Sadloski. Yost. Patricia and Neil 2x4x6' I citizens by completing a tion are helping 644-2.571 Morley. James and Mary Manchester Association of ly, Constance P R o ^ rts, La„,fgn{.e Marilyn and John Aid Society, Harold and ; possible” to obtain arrest warrants for then fled. mailing early in January Jones Independent Insurance in honor of Mrs. Mary LaBonne. Marguerite MacNeelyi- owners of buildings with serious code A single car crash early Saturday j A low priced, staridard sized stud. Build it better Maxine Stewart. Dorothy Agents Tierney from St. Jude's Mr and Mrs. David Colbert. Cecilia and Henry Michalak.. vi^aCions. claimed the life of Jorge Rodrigues, 45, of for less at Qrossmar^'sM The purpose ol the sur­ Henry and Bibiane Poirier. ! / S l INSULATION PINE SHUTTER SETS vey IS to ascertain the pre­ Custer, Frank and Barbara Friendship Circle. Mother s Circle, Irma and Elaine M Sweet, Burger [By Sunday afternoon, the building had Norwalk. Police said he died about 1:30 Atwood Employees of H eritage Eiernard Menschell, Leona King, Greater Manchester Elizabeth Intagllata, Mr. and R-11 KRAFT FACE R-19 UNFACED Prehinged! Ready to install & finish Allows privacy while sent and future needs lor been more than half razed by a wrecking a.m. when the car he was riding in tetting m light & air! Sets of 4 Lucian and Lena Rizza. Savings h Loan. Mabel B and Raymond Lavery. Chamber of Commerce, Mrs. Anthony T. Makulis, ' 39 w questionnaires and • S'xSxH"...... IS.SSM'xS'xr...... 15.99 applications lor additional • 4'xffxV."...... 19.99 i PREHINGED housing will be made on n a e r n n i n n PINE LOUVER the basis ol those figures Get dieckmi whh interest. RIFOLD DOORS -The survey will come to a close late in January You cen thaw frozen bread quickly by putting it in a 0 0 9 9 The South Windsor brown paper bag in a 325 degree oven for five minutes. Vernon _ 1 2 4 x80 2 DOOR Housing Authority and ^#W #REG 39 99 Ready to mslad & finish! Full Human Services Oil ice Phisaafreegih. louver design' |•||•MT*I^IXI • 2 DOOR UNITS • 30 x80 -REG 44 99 37 99 Gel in on First Federal's introductory oiler ol checking ALL IN-STOCK with interest and get a free gift Just open a checking 4'x8'x%" 1ST QUALITY! • 32 x80 REG 49 99 41 99 iVernon and Ellington GYPSUM BOARD, VANITIES!! . 36 xBO-REG 53 99 44 99 account with $300 or more during December. You'll ■ Choose from our entire slock DAIRY STORES not only get free checking with Interest, but your Idaal base tor paint ot paper. Fire resistant Popular sues, styles & • 4 DOOR UNITS choice between a free Golden Eagle Bank or a golden • 4'x8'x'6"...... 3-69 colors! Savings' Jj • 48 x80 REG 76 99 64 99 244 Broad St. 690 Hartford Rd. anniversary First Federal Family's Favorites cookbook' • 5 SAL. JOINT (IMPOUND READY MIXED . . . 7 .9 9 Faucets extra Manchoster Manchester as well. And all the cookbook recipes come from the idiscuss §ludge plans . 1 (ML. DRYWAU PflIMER/SEALER ...... 8.49 T4"f;iV8k« kitchens of our staff. VERNON - Vernon and Ellington The Town of Ellington estimates it will So come to our 50lh birthday party town officials were scheduled to meet need 15,000 cubic yards of fill to complete and get checking with interest the job. The Town of Vernon had been YES, WE ARE OPEN 7am to 10pm New Years Day ^ P l u s a free Eagle today to come to agreements concerning Super Paneling Savings! I Unbeatable Fix-Up Values! Vernon’s use of the Ellington disposal looking for a means of disposing sludge V Bank or cookbook. that accumulated while its incinerator FLEiSCHMANN’S J Ai / remember, area to dispose of sludge from the town’s sewage treatment plant. was out of commission. WALLS CEILING PAINT CORN OIL MARGARINE / checking accounts 1ST QUALITY 2 GALLON with balances of Vernon Mayor Marie Herbst and $1,000 I W AUPANaiND PAIL $300 or more have Ellington’s first selectwoman, Mary It costs Vernon about a day to f REG 9 99 burn the sludge and the cost increases as | no service charge. Miller, received approval from the state ^paotglelMdAc Brighten up any room' Besut'lul white Department of Environmental Protection the cost of oil increases. linish' Easy latex soap 4 water clean-up' The heads of both towns were to work REG. LOW Your cho'ce wall or ceil'ng' to go ahead with plans for the transaction. 4.994.99 1710 area to be used will be Ellington’s out details today such as where the sludge • 4 x6 x 5 G 2 ' PEWTER-REG. 8.99 A rm etronp old dumping area on Hoffman Road. That will be mixed with fill, how the material • 4 x6x5/32" TAN BARK HICXORY-REG. 4.99 I town has been ordered by DEP to cover will be brought to. the dumping area and i r x i r FLOOR TILE the dump as soon as possible. Plans are to who will pay for what. mix the sludge from the treatment plant Officials from DEP will be supervising I REG. LOW OUR REG the operation after the two towns work out | 8.99-13.49 LOW 39- with sand or gravel. Doing this will save ■■PRICES Famous 'Excelon floor tile m Shattered- both towns money. the details. • 4'xrx&(32' MOUNTMN HKXORY-iSG. 599 stone style Self sticking for easy in­ • 4iiis/3r w n Mi$ • n IN stallation' Durable' Easy *o maintain' M l Students get bean bags WIREW/GROUND 14-2 12-2 the project into her language arts and | /Io n a VERN4)N - A third-grade class at REG. LOW Lake Street School has been given 25 creative writing unit. *3r 16.99-19.99 ■fB^ROLL 2 8 ™ ' “Inflatlim Beast” bean bags, by the • t a n * " HAtffi HEWN-^. 1599 Safety plastic jacketed UL listed H ist IM e ia l Savings United Bank b Trust Co. of Hartford The students wrote essays, drew pic­ • 4'x6xt(i‘ QAaiGHT BRICK4IEG. 19.99 “The “b u sts” bean bags are part of the I East Hartford, Glastonbury, South Glastonbury, Manchester. Vernon, Rockville and South Windsor tures and cartoons and even gave the bank’s three-mimth long “Beat the Infla­ beast a name, “Cruncher.” The students | HARTFORD tion Beast” campaign which has focused then sent their work to bank president, INPIBLD MANCHIBTin NBWINQTON SOUTH WINDSOR on the ways to beat today's high inflation. James J. Preble. Mrs. Schortman said 8X00 No. Main SL j 79 Hsiard Avwhm 1** Spsnoar St l i t? Ssrttn Tph*. Nutmso Rd. (OH Rts. 8) Call 828-9888 > Mrs. Maxine Schortman's third-grade that through the project the children have ] CaU741-8tl« CsHMimiM CaB 88MM1 Call ttt-0211 •i£lasa turned the inflation beast into a full- become h i^ ly aware of today's high infla­ tisT.MdtiS8a.a4.AuenasTaRtsiiioa.sini m. m iSS: sat. Misti saa. m scale class project. Mrs. Schortsman tied tion problems. ,D 10 - EVENING HERALD, Moo.. Dec. 28, IMP EVENING HERALD, Mon., Dec 29, 1980 - 1 1 V^cIclinQs Peterson-Mageau CrUpinthdeRoode Donna Lee Mageau of Bolton and Robert Thomas Wendy deRoode of New Providence, N.J., and Michael Peterson of 400 West St., Bolton, were married Dec. 27at Anthony Ciiaplno of Hartford were nurried Dec. IS at St. Emanuel Lutheran Church In Manchester. James Church in Manchester. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John J. Struff The bride is the daughter of Rudolph deRoode of New Jr. of Deerfield Beach, Fla. The bridegroom is the son of Providence, N.J., and Mr. and Mrs. Eugene J. Daum of Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Peterson of Bolton. Humble, T esu . The bridegroom is the son of Mr. and The Rev. Ronald Fournier of Manchester performed Mrs. Sam Crlspjno of SSS Hisckmatack St., Manchester. the double-ring ceremony. Melvin Lumpkin of The Rev. Camillo Avltabile of Toronto, Canada, per­ Manchester was organist. Susan Erson of New Canaan formed the double-ring ceremony. Jane Maccarone of was soloist. Manchesto' was organtot. The bride was given in marriage by her father. The bride was given In marriage by her father. Deborah M. Struff of Bolton was her sister’s maid of Mrs. Jacci West of Verbena, Ala., the bride’s sister, honor. Bridesmaids were Carrie Dooman and Gail was matron of honor. Bridesmaids were Cathy Secchiaroli, both of Bolton; and Karen Maher of Vernon. Schmldgall of Seaford, N.Y., Barbara Yost of Northamp­ Jane Cramer of East Hampton, the bridegroom’s cousin, ton, Mass., and Terry Collins of Tucson, Arix. was flower girl. Steven Crisplno of Manchester was his brother’s best fCSbifesi.. MILLSTONE I Robert W. Peterson of Bolton, the bridegroom’s father, man. Ushers were Michael Rlccio of Manchester, Roger served as best man. Ushers were Jeffrey Peterson of Stauss of Hartford and John Yarko of Boston. Bolton, the bridegroom's brother; and Donald R. Sewell A reception was held at Plano’s Restaurant In Bolton, of Coventry. Christopher Balasic of Clinton, N.J., the after which the couple left for Martinique. They are bride’s nephew, was ring bearer. residing in Hartford. A reception was held at Piano’s Restaurant in Bolton, Mr. Crispino is employed as general manager of after which the couple left for Vermont, They will reside Supreme Foods, Inc., Manchester' (Nasslff photo) in Charlotte, N.C, Mr. and Mrs. Michael A. Crispino The First Decade of Service Mrs. Peterson graduated earlier this month from Lenoir-Rhyne College, Hickory, N.C. with a bachelor’s degree in accounting and business administration. Mr. Live Longerl Peterson is a medical technology student at Charlotte I N.C.) Memorial Hospital and Medical Center. He will On Sunday, December 28, Millstone 1 Mrs. Rolierl T. F’elerson graduate in July 1981. (Fracchia photo) Don’t throw away best food Nuclear Power Station in Waterford completes its tenth year of service to you, our customers. They needed steak? A male dies four times faster Do you also throw away By LELORD KORDEI. buffalo or deer was shot than his famale counter­ the broth from cooked Three of a aeriea Get your psychological from the bounteous supply part? vegetables? Hold on! Millstone I has been a real workhorse. During Why is this so? It is the of wild game that roamed This broth contains a that time, it has produced 37 billion kilowatt- We have more food the land. men who have been fed good deal of the vitamins available to us than most They wanted eggs? To rich, fatty foods for a good and minerals that came in hours of electricity. That’s about 20 percent of our armor in better shape people on the face of the the bam and back with a share of their lives. First the vegetables. earth. Why is It, then, that dozen. by their mothers. Then by Don’t pour this vital food total-electricity generation for the decade. ■‘The best thing they can do malnutrition should haunt An ear of com or other their wives. down the drain! Make a NEW YORK (NEA) - is fire you and enhance us in a land with such a vegetables? These were As she plugs in that elec­ clear soup of it in the Generating 37 billion kilowatt-hours from nuclear Herb Coben is very good at your career," he says. high standard of living? picked from virgin soil that tric fry pan. does the following manner: sagging One minute he's "When you fail from the With all this abundance had not been overworked. modem housewife realize Extra nutrition power meant we didn’t have to bum over 64 Mr Executive strutting 14th floor, you leave a very and prosperity why do so There is an old saying she has suddenly turned Simmer a small soup and barking commands, large hole in the ground; many of us drop dead in the that God made good food— into a modern Lucrezia bone in about four quarts of million barrels of expensive imported oil. That the next he's Everyman when you fail from the se­ very prime of life? but the devil made bad Borgia? That she maybe water for three to four saved our customers $468 million. Employee and everything cond floor, you get up and The plain unvarnished cooks. killing her husband in hours. During the last about him sags, his chest, dust yourself off” fact is that we are not In our modern, up-to- small daily doses? hour of cooking, add to it his shoulders, even the living as long as we should. date kitchens the health- What sort of meals do the outside lettuce leaves, In the decade ahead, Millstone I will continue to bags under his eyes cabbage leaves, celery Now you’re psy­ We don’t come anywhere maintaining vitamins, you have at your house? supply the region’s energy needs. We’re proud of His voice becomes weak. near our potential. minerals and other Plenty of meat and tops, mushroom stems, \ He peers piteously into chologically fit for battle. The almost unbelievable nutrients don’t have a potatoes? Lots of rich pea pods — all the trim­ your eyes and says, "I have Before you take aim, Millstone’s record of productivity, efficiency and though, lay in a little more part of it is that the very chance! brown gravy? mings you would ordinarily a problerar Could you help ammunition by women who do the ’’most” An ear of com goes from Apple pie? Chocolate throw away; service and of the 375 dedicated men and women me’’” and only a sadist or researching company for their families — are field to wholesaler to cake? Hot rolls? Pancakes When these are tender, someone who s paid the who have made it ^ssible. precedents and policy on often directly to blame for supermarket. From and waffles? Macaroni and strain the broth. Allow it to $250 to attend one of his raises. Then, reconnoiter some of this tragedy! package to refrigerator. cheese on budget nights? cool. Remove any fat from day-long seminars' in the After the age of 30, and for soft spots in your boss’ They are the devoted Finally, it limps in to the top of it. Refrigerate in art of negotiating, or $12 homemakers who overload dinner with as much as 77 most certainly after 40, glass jars. for his highly instructive equipment. "Deal with him based on their charges with rich percent of the mineral you must begin taking It will make about two book. ■ Vou Can Negotiate baked goods, tasty stock of your eating habits. quarts of stock from which Anything ■ iLyle Stuart), his unique needs and values and 50 percent of NORTHEAST im m iE S casseroles, expensive tid the vitamins lost in the Food ^ould be the first you can prepare a delicious iMCCONNiCTlCUTltCHTANOFOWlRCOUFANr or who works for one of the values." Coben advises. IhtHAimuROIltCtRHlKiHTCOMFANr bits! shuffle. item on your budget. Not consomme by the addition c'orp'orations or govern-- "He may need to feel he’s W|&IllfNL'*SS4CHuYt H&(aCt|iiC CDUPkNf Herb Cohen at Performance Manage­ being fair or protective or To put it bluntly: the new drapes for the living of lemon or spices and salt HOkVO«( A*URFGA(hC&MP4Nr ment departments (IBM. ment, Inc., suggests you develop an "I care Modern Lurrezia room. Not a new car. Not a and pepper. NORtMf tVI v;lllil)fSS(C( CGMFkhf strong, so package your Many a loving wife and refinements we enjoy so Chase Manhattan. FBI. — but not that much” attitude in much are killing us! house in the suburbs. Good nutrition is not a Department of State, wants in a way that will mother would be highly negotiating a raise. It's all a game with meet his needs. Unfortunately, like a Food i* fir*l! matter of income. It’s a Justice, etc.) which offended if you suggested Food Is item' number matter of intelligent selec­ funny money anyway. Remember, how you talk she was a present day broken leg, the penalty of employ Cohen as consul­ bad nutrition doesn’t one! tion. Proper foods actually tant. would say no to him counts four times Lucrezia Borgia. that, unlike men, they marketplace, what’s arrive all at once. This, of course, means cost less than many of The uninitiated reply, more than what you say; if Lucrezia, you know, was don t perceive themselves available, so you have op­ It might be better if it food that has not been those that are woefully Of course. I will help you you approach people on a the gal who rid herself of as earners. Cohen says, tions The minute you human level, they respond did. devitalized by over- lacking in nourishment. .As you perceive, I am a an unwanted husband by refining. so they're grateful to the don't, your boss senses that that way Nutritional shortagra kind of human being What giving him tasty viands boss (F^eryman voice) and takes advantage. With Then more people would Next time you skin a Dtttributad by SptcJafty Faaturaa do you want’’ " I vc been incompetent for options, you can’t be in­ spiked with arsenic or potato, keep in mind that SyndicalbSyndicala AO HlQhtiht )Raaarvad ''Never give an cyanide! realize the danger and take CondanaadCondbnMd from tha book "Eal Right Even if you say. ' more 16 years, but he won'ffire timidated by him, and you steps to correct their the peel has 90 percent of and Ltva Longar- by 1-akKd Kordat. money, the conversation utimatum; keep asser­ Lucrezia did it with me. isn't that wonderful’’ can take risks " nutritional shortages. its vitamins. What were Next: The fooda l-hal not only won t end, you II tiveness low. Go in and say cyanide — many a modem Believe me, you're not Then, he says, develop an We eat today’s over- you going to do with those keep you from growing probably get it — if you there because he likes I care — but not that (Everyman voice), ‘I have a housewife does it with a peelings? skillet! refined foods and get fat. old while you are still follow the rules of human you. he says ' Like is a much ■ attitude It's all a problem I can’t solve, I When you tear off the young. That build interaction Cohen, a New can’t make ends meet ... ’ You see, most of our We stuff ourselves to the nice on Saturday night in game anyway with "funny outside leaves of lettuce or muscles, make rich red York-born lawyer who You’re now making him recipes are handed down gills — all the while our the Pizza Hut, it has money Our money isn't body is starving for vital cabbage, remember that blood, resist infection. shares Walter Matthaeu s nothing to do with work worth anything today the problem solver. Bosses from our great-great more than 60 percent of (he talent as well as his looks, love that. Besides, be grandmothers who had to nutrientsr- You're there because anyway’ " he says And if Sooner or later our cells minerals are concentrated has been teaching publicly should do the work — he’s 'make do’ with what was DO IT DAILY - Find out you re helping your boss you ask for a raise you’re will let us know about it. It there. what’s the talk of the town lor 12 years meet his needs, and not going to get fired getting much more money available. What were you going to For starters. See that than you are He’s got a They grew their own is then we begin to com­ by reading Towntalk every because it s the best place because "even if you re a plain of "feeling old ” while do with them? day in your Evening your psychological armor lor you to meet yours ' leather chair, you’ve got a wheat and ground it jerk, the boss doesn't know we are "still young.” You were going to dis­ Herald. IS m go(xi repair and — But tomorrow your crummy one” themselves. Refined flour who s lurking out there on Did you know that the card them, weren’t you? women especially — needs or his might change the street when you Suppose, though, your was unknown. recognize that your boss so "you must always be leave' boss says, "I’d love to help isn t doing you a favor by prepared to leave,' Cohen And if you should lose you but I’m on a budget." employing you says Keep your resume this administrative or You say? ’’ ‘Is there One problem women updated Know what middle-management job. something else we can have in getting raises is vou're worth in the that's cause to celebrate. work out?" ’’ He ad libs. First Thursday Series Connecticut Yankee Platoon offering third program The third program in the First Spain.” The program will be held from Brandeis University’s Depart­ Thursday Series offered buy the Thursday, January 5 at 8 p.m. in the ment of Near Eastern and Judaic still has a few openings Hartford Jewish Community Center, Center 'Theater. studies. He wrote his master’s thesis ■ 4 ^ ^ : r * 335 Bloomfield Avenue, West Hart­ Remaining programs in the series on the Marranos of Spain. Ariel has The Connecticut Yankee Platoon, a not possible This special enlistment Headquarters of the Connecticut ford will spotlight "The Marranos of are "The Jews of Yugoslavia, taught and lectured widely on -mWL. special enlistment program an­ option with the platoon is not or­ Army National Guard will accom­ February 5; "The Falashas of Sephardic Jewry. He is currently a nounced by the Connecticut Army dinarily available Although other pany the platoon on their trip to the Ethiopia, March 5; and "The Jews of states have tried similar programs in professor and university chaplain at National Guard iji November, has Fort Benning Training Center to India," April 2. the past, this is the first time it has Wesleyan University. already filled approximately one assist in a smooth transition to Tbe Marranos of Spain were forced third of its available positions The been tried here On leave The First Thursday Series is spon­ military life. to convert to Christianity after the program is geared to high school Under ^andard enlistment sored by the Center’s Adult Division. If you would like to know more about nuclear |X)wer and For those qualifying, an enlistment anti-Jewish pogroms of 1391 — students enlisting for the infantry procedures, an individual is random­ Individual tickets for the program bonus of $1,800 . or up to $4,000. in FM. Martin Schruder, son of Mr. the vanous energy alternatives, fill out this coupon and positions ly selected by computer to attend pogroms which saw one-third of are $3 each. college assistance money is and Mrs. L.P. Schruder of Spanish Jewry killed. The legends of The theme of the Connecticut training at a stateside Army Training For further information call Sandy send to: available. Manchester, returned home from this population have portrayed them Yankee Platoon is togetherness and Center that has an available opening. at 236-4571. System Communications. Northeast Utilities, Because there are only a limited Marine Corps Recruit Training. He as living a subterranean covert The Connecticut Yankee Platoon, K ) Itox 270, Hartford, Conna’ticut OfilOl the trainees who join the platinm will number of openings still available enlisted in the Marine Corps during Jewish existence in the midst of the however, has already reserved 60 have the opportunity to learn and with the platoon, interested students October 1979 for a period of four Catholic church. This program will □ Energy Issues A special report by ten leading energv' positions at Fort Benning. Ga next tram together as a group .Most of the are encouraged to contact tbe years. examine these romantic myths, and high school students who have summer experts presenting their viewpoints on the energy crisis Connecticut Army National Guard He is leaving this month for ad­ explore the Marrano way of life. ToveiiGy already joined the platoon did so with The Platoon will receive their own Career Information Office, 360 Broad □ Millstone Daybook A fact Ixxik answering i|uesiiims their friends so they could stay guidon at a celebration in their honor ditional training in the jet engine David Ariel will be the speaker for St.. Hartford. Connecticut 06115, mechanics field at Memptos, Tenn. this program. He received his M.A. Shoppe on nuclear power, radiation, safety and other aspects of together in training, which is usually prior to departure for basic training, phone 566-5910, for more information. 44 o e r o f RD. and representatives from nuclear technology. COVENTRY, CONN. n Energy Research at NU A set of fact cards desc’ribing the major research projects on new melhixls to generate electricity. Elmcrest Family Institute OFF ALL QOWNS, ' l l ' ) ', LONO SKIRTS AND FANCY SLOUSES Name ------L'nisex HAPPY H0U 0AY8 planning therapy workshop Bmrb^r^StyUng Salon Street. City ______- State------Zip Cixie------Elmcrest Family'institute will New York City .She is also on the 968 MAIN ST.. MANCHESTER sponsor a workshop on "Strategic editorial staff of Family Process 31. All EFI workshops are open to the (NEAR ARTHUR DRUG) public. j i Intervention in Family Therapy" magazine and adjunct clinical in­ HAiaCUTTIMO FOB from 9 a m to 4 p.m Jan is in the structor at Hunter School of Social While telephone r^M rations are UMN A WOMEN Multi-Purpose Room of Elmcrest Work, New York City. not accepted, further infoiination may be obtained by telephoning Psychiatric Institute, 25 In addition to her private practice Vlie I'lHfihms piiliimlm- umoiin Hw .'Is nu n ami m m a a ho liaii- fecH .Marlborough .St, Portland of psychotherapy , Ms. Silverstein is a (203) 342-1637. MM167 Six hours of credit in Cal inlh MilkUmc Nuclear l^mvr Slatioii llmmukml the culm lirst dccai i The workshop conductor will be teacher and clinical supervisor, lec­ will be granted partici' Olga Silverstein, M.S.W., CSW , turer. workshop leader and consul­ Tuaa.’Piru M. senior training supervisor and facul­ tant. physicians in the American ~ ty member-executive board, Acker­ The workshop fee is $40, $25 for Association and A m eric.a. man Institute for Family 'Hierapy, students, and it includes lunch. The ^Psychiatric Association Continuing registration refund deadlihe is Dec. Education Programs. I II - EVENING HERALD, Mon„ Dec » , IMP EVENING HERALD, Mon , Dec. 29, 1980 - 13

Dalla$ come$ , ■■■ Eiehty-two firms Raider$ turn ■ ■ a ■ Obituaries. up with top .a a I ■ a on ex-teammate J " l r “ Page 16 Miles Grant William J. Courh Mrs. Emily Johnson Paul Mahoney yfort in win to net triumph SOI Til VUMISOR - Miles W. (;i.ASTONBl'RY - William J MANCHESTER - Mrs. Emily MANCHE<1TER - Paul J. bid on Tech job 6 p o f t s Page 14 Page IS Grant. Sr.. 76. of Piltsboro, N.C.. Couch. 86, of 1448 Manchester Road, Johnson, mother of Mrs. C. Henry Mahoney, 92, formerly of 76 Walnut SCOREBOARD formerly of South Windsor, died Sun­ died Saturday in Somers. Anderson of 26 Amott Road, died In St., died. Saturday at the Rocky Hill Worcester. Mass. Sunday morning. Veteran’s Home and Hospital By LAUREN DAVIS SHEA Of the seven firms which sub­ day in Chapel Hill. N.C. He was bom in Hartford and had mitted bids for fire protection work, Besides her daughter in He was bom in Manchester, Sept. Herald Reporter Bom in South Windsor, he had lived lived in Glastonbury for many years. R. A. Marshall, Inc. of Columbia was Manchester she leaves three other 4,1888, son fo the late Cain and Ellen in Warehouse Point before moving to He was a World War 1 veteran of the MANCHESTER - Elghty-two lowest, at $15,500. Bloomfield in 1957 and then to lOlst Machine Gun Battalion of th,e daughters, Mrs. Mildred Larson, (Kennedy) Mahoney and was a firms, the majority located In East skaters The general contractors who have Mrs. Elsie Callahan and Mrs. Fred lifelong resident of the town. Pittsboro, N.C. in 1978. Yankee Division. He was a oartner in Connecticut, have submitted bids for expressed Interest in the Cheney Job the George R. Couch Co. in the late Curtis, all of Holden, Mass.; and two He was a U.S. Army veteran of He was employed by Consolidated subcontracting work on the expan­ may incorporate any of the 82 sub­ Eagles cruise sisters, Mrs. Esther O'Brien of World War I. Cigar Tobacco Corp., Farmington 1930s and early 1940s. After that he sion of Howell Cheqey Technical contractors who submitted bids into Division, more than 30 years, joined Local 40 of the Sheet Metal Worcester, Mass, and Mrs. Gerda He leaves several nieces and School. Fisher of Portland, Maine; and 18 their general bid submission. in 6~1 setback retiring in 1965 as general manager. Workers Union where he was ne^ew s Of the four bidders to perform site . .le funeral was this morning from The general bid submissions are He was a member of St. John associated until his retirement. He grandchildren. work. The Kessler Construction (V). Four goals in the third period, in­ “ We talked about getting a fast the John F. Tierney Funeral Home, scheduled to be opened Jan. 7. Episcopal Church, Warehouse Point was a member of the Buckingham Funeral services will be held at the of Hartford was lowest, at 8469,900. cluding a backbreaker 13 seconds in, start In the third period, we wanted 219 W, Center St., with a Mass of The number of general and subcon­ and a member and past master of the Congregational Church of Glaston­ Miles Funeral Home. Main Street, Of the five bidders interest^ in powered Rockville High to a 6-1 win to put some pressure on off the bat, to easy victory tractors who were interested in the Holden, Mass, on Tuesday at 10 a.m. Christian burial in St. James Church. Morning Star Lodge AF&AM of bury, St. John's Lodge 4 AF&FM of masonry, Depersla Mason Contrac­ Cheney project has surpassed the in­ over East Catholic in ice hockey ac­ but just the opposite occurred,” Memorial gifts may be sent to Im- Burial was In St. James Cemetery. Warehouse Point Hartford, and Veterans of World War tors, Inc. of Glastonbury was the terest level of most jobs of this type. tion Saturday night at the Bolton Ice voiced East Coach Bill Mannlx, By LEN AUSTER (Wethersfield) were very tight at the selection was good tlien, ’ Penders He leaves his wife. Lois (Stilesi 1 of the U S A, the 101st Machine Gun manuel Lutheran Church, Memorial donations may be made lowest, at 8468,500. Palace. “They scored IS seconds into the beginning. Hopefully after playing Shrewsbury Street, Holden, Mass, or For a 86 million project, state of­ Herald Sporlswriler commented, "(But) after that it was Collins Grant of Pittsboro. N C.; a Battalion Company B and the Yankee to the St. James School Foundation, Phelps Steel, Inc. of Schenectady, The triumph improves the Rams’ period a.nd that broke our back.” here when we go back into our own ficials have found that between 90 ’The . pre-game introduction was tough to maintain the intensity. I felt son. Miles W Grant Jr of Northford. Division to a charity of the donor's choice. P.O. Box 257, Manchester, Conn., N.Y., bid lowest of six firms on struc­ mark to 3-4 while the setback drops Mike Rencurrel, with the first of league (CCIL) things will come a ht- 06040. and 110 contractors will ask for the warm and friendly but East Catholic sorry for Joey They couldn't throw it two daughters. Mrs Lucille Carlson He leaves a sister. Mrs Elizabeth Catherine A. Ilolluran tural steel work. Its bid was 8330.000. bid specifications so they can submit the Eagle icemen to the .500 level at two goals, made it 3-1 at the 13- tle easier" into the ocean even if they were stan­ C Price of Glastonbury; a brother, afterwards was anything but of Simsbury and Mrs Linda Bond of MANCHESTER - Mrs. Edward W. Heinzmann Five firms bid on metals jobs, with bids. This time, 140 firms asked for 4-4. second mark and Phil Bearse East was led by a variety of perfor- ding in it in the first quarter,' Floyd A. Couch of Stuart, Fla : and hospitable. mances. High-stepping Brian South Windsor, a brother. Buel Catherine A. Holloran, of 175 Center VERNON - Edward W Heinz­ Phelps Steel again coming in lowest, the bid specifications. Blast’s next outing is Saturday followed with two goals, at 9:16 and Russ Radant. who ran into early several nieces and nephews. Galligan had a game-high 20 points, Grant of Manchester, a sister. St., died Monday morning in a West mann. 63, of 781 Dart Hill Road, died at 840.000. The number of firms requesting night against South Windsor at the 11:31 respectively, and Rencurrel The Eagles welcomed back former foul trouble, added 10 points for East Lucille Wilson ol Vero Beach. Fla . Funeral services will be Tuesday point guard Kyle Ayer dished out 9 Haven convalescent home, at his home Christmas Day. The Line Corporation of the specifications forced the state to Hartford Arena at 8:30. capped the scoring at 13:07. standout player Joe Whelton, now Zazzaro and Bob Treat had 11 and 10 nine grandchildren, two great­ at 1 pm at Buckingham .She was the widow of Timothy P. Born in Hartford. Mr. Heinzmann Manchester bid lowest, at 8246.086, reprint the material. Thomas Chris Noel opened the scoring at head coach at Wethersfield High, but assists, and sophomore forward markers respectively for grandchildren. three step sons. Lee Congregational Church Burial will Holloran had lived in Vernon for many years. on moisture protection work. Five Barnett, director of communication the 4:57 mark of the first period for “I wish I had some more Peter­ were not gracious to his quintet as Doug Bond grabbed 8 rebounds )n Wethersfield Collins of Lakeville. Sherill Collins of be in Cedar Hill Cemetery. Hartford He is survived by a son, John E. other firms submitted bids to per­ for the state Department of Ad­ Rockville with Dave Sementa sons,” Mannlx longed, ”We haven't they routed Wethersfield, 71-42, leading East to a 33-27 edge in that Blast also tfield goal good game because we could play the MANCIIF.SIKR- Henry Cow .She leaves two brothers, John F. Ellington Ave., Rockville, has charge specifications, the bid opening date Eiixl Calholir (71) — Galligan 9 2- Episcopal Church. South Windsor McCarthy and Jeremiah McCarthy, of the arrangements. •The Edward H. Coon Co. of Water- for part of the job was delayed for with 5:23 left in the half. l»nch and get a win going into our 6 20. Ayer 2 0-2 4 Radant 5 0-0 10. dry. 74. of 333 Bidwell St , died Satur­ first HCC game, " Memorial contributions may be both of Norwich, and several nieces town was the lowest of two bidders two weeks. Pagan) 3 1-1 7. Bond 3 0-0 6. McCoy 2 made to St P eter's Episcopal day in a local convalescent home Frederick L. Carlton "(This game really didn't mean as East, a hot 32-for-49 (65.3 percent) and nephews on lath and plaster work. Its bid was 2-5 6, Honigmann 3 0-16, Askinlowicz Church. South W indsor. Conn 06074 Born in Bridgeport June 8, 1906, EAST HARTFORD - Funeral $14,300. Two hat tricks much to me as it meant a lot to the from the floor, had a 17-2 edge at the Mr Cowdry had lived in Manchester Funeral services will be The delay provided an opportunity Brian Galligan 2 2-3 6. Hintz 0 0-0 0. Negri 3 0-1 6 Samsel Funeral Home. 419 services were held today for Of the three firms bidding on Wethersfield program,” Whelton turn. 34-16 lead at the half and 50-26 Totals 32 7-19 71, for the last 10 years Wednesday morning at 10 In St. for all those expressing interest in ParcH Eaglrn Buckland Road South Windsor has Frederick Lester Carlton, 81, of 24 acoustical ceilings work. Conn. the project to get the specifications. declared, “Hopefully some of this ^ulge after three periods. The bench 13 rihrrMfii-lil (42) — Treat 4 2-2 charge of arrangements He IS survived by a daughter. James Church (East) program will rub off on us. Burial will be in -St Jam es Sunset Ridge Drive, who died Friday Acoustics, Inc. of Newington was The subcontractors’ bids were sup­ got plenty of hardwood lime with 10, Ambrose 2 1-5 5, Kowalczyk 4 0-3 Roberta Cowdry at Hartford Hospital. He was the hus­ lowest, at 846.890. “I wanted us to play East Catholic qnis McCoy, John Honigmann, 8. Molloy 1 0-0 2, Zazzaro 4 3-5 11, An­ (Tirisliunu riiatiipion Funeral services will be at 9 a m Cemetery posed to be opened in mid-December, help 'sink Tribe band of Frances (Kozolwskil to experience a different kind of JohiiN There will be no calling hours Six firm s bid on tile work. but the opening date was pushed back ^skintowicz and Chris Negri drews 0 0-0 0, Dobmierer 1 0-0 2, \ K. K N (»N ~ Christiana Tuesday in the Church of the Carlton Wallingford Ceramic Tile & Rug Co., basketball. It has tradition, class and each umping home 6 points. The Holmes Funeral Home, 400 to late December so all interested ly one each. Smith 0 0-0 0, Powers 1 0-0 2, Sim­ iChandler-i Champion. 80. of .Mount Assumption Burial will be at the He was born in Lowell. Mass, and With Perry Seale and Dave Macln- gave us an opportunity to play before 'Ounman-to-man defense the first .Main St . IS in charge of Inc. of North Haven was lowest at parties would have the Whalers mons 0 0-2 0. Michaud 0 2-2 2. Cantafi Vernon Apartments, died Friday at convenience of the fmily had lived in the East Hartford are riis each registering three-goal hat Cummings had two goals for the some people in the stands. Thev qiiarte/ was pleasing And nor shm arrangements 831.950. specifications. tricks, Simsbury High blanked 0 0-0 0 Totals 17 8-19 42 • Rockville General Hospital She was There will be no calling hours most of his life. He was a retired victors, who outshot Manchester. 37- the wife ol Frederick Champion That firm also outbid three other Thus, the general contractors bids, Manchester High. 14-0, in CCIL ice 13. The Holmes Funeral Home. 400 Frank H. Amison sales manager for Orkil Inc He was firm s by coming in lowest for which were to be opened in late hockey action Saturday night at the She was born in Columbia Falls. Main St , has charge of the a communicant of St. Rose Church, resilient flooring work The low bid “Simsbury is one of the top teams lose Howe CRANSTON. R.l. - Frank H December, now won't be opened until in the CCIL. We’re still a young team Maine and had taught school in arrangements East Hartford. was 821.100. Bolton Ice Palace. Maine for many years, retiring to Amison. 63, of 28 Grove Ave., the early January date. The loss drops the Silk Town and it'll take time to get there," formerly of Manchester, Conn . died Besides his wife he leaves a son, Five firms bid on the painting in­ Indian big winner Vernon 15 years ago She was a Construction work on this par­ icemen to 1-7 for the season. remarked Manchester Coach Ted Slella (>. Kuyiiiond Saturday In Rhode Island Hospital. Robert L. Carlton of East Hartford; volved in the project. Ken member of John R Chase Chapter of ticular job is not scheduled for the Manchester's next tilt is Saturday Wagner, and Miller \F.RNON — .Stella iGuiskil Ray­ a daughter, Shirley C. Yates of East Watterworth, Inc of Waterbury was OES 129 ol Carmel. Maine, and a Prividence, R I winter months, so Barnett said the night against CCIL foe Hall High at "Our pass work has been good. Our mond. 48. of 10 West St . died Sunday He was born in Providence. Jan. Hartford; five grandchildren, and a lowest at $69,800. member of First Congregational delay is not expected to affect the the Ice Palace at 9:30. real trouble is scoring. If we could at St Francis Hospital and Medical 29. 1917 and had lived in Manchester great-grandchild. Partitions Inc. of Newington was Church of Vernon and its 39 Club and construction timetable. Seale scored his three goals in the get some goals on these teams the HARTFORD (UPI) - Two Hart­ against Center She was the wife of Elwood before moving to Cranston 28 years Funeral services were from the lowest of the three bidders for the East girls the Vernon AARP The expansion will mean the first period with Andy Filler. Rich whole complexion of the game could ford Whalers, including star Raymond Newkirk & Whitney Funeral Home, gypsum drywall work Its bid was Eiesides her husband she leaves a ago region's technical school can accept Chamberlain. Tony Cummings and change,” Wagner noted, “The defenseman Mark Howe, will miss foul with seven seconds left. She sat She was born in Winslow, Maine, 318 Burnside Ave with a mass of $74,560. By LEN AUSTER daughter. .Mrs Sanford Bertha- He was employed by the Anson an additional 3(X) students e.Ach year. Mark Stiglitz adding one apiece. Simsbury defense just played two to three weeks because of out the second stanza with the In­ the daughter of Mary iCzaplai Christian burial at St Rose Chureh With a bid of $28,913, General Herald Sporlnwriler Maryi Kelley of Vernon, two Company, Providence Plans call for a second floor addition perfectly. It closed in on us, got the weekend injuries. dians moving to a commanding 25-8 Guiski and the late Vinceny Guiski Burial was in St. Mary's Cerrietery. Elevator Co. of Hartford was the The Trojans added three goals in Nine unanswered points at the out­ brothers. Fred Chandler of New Lon­ Besides his wife, Beatrice (Ander­ to both permit the establishment ol the middle sessions with Bob Sheetz, puck and broke out. And most were 2 bulge at the intermission. She had lived in Rockville for the Memorial contributions may be lowest of two firms for elevator set gave Manchester High a running don and Alpheus S Chandler ol son I Amison of Cranston, he leaves a new programs and the expansion of Cummings and Macinnis each con­ on 1 breaks.” Howe, the NHL’s top scoring It went to 33-14 after three quarters past 25 years and was employed in made to the Heart Fund. work. start and it never looked back in dow­ Beverly Hills Calif and lour son. Ronald J Amison of Claremont, existing offerings. necting Freshman Eric Trudon played well defenseman, suffered a (leep punc­ with Manchester liberally sub­ the meat department of Hartmann's N H . his mother, Mrs Mary Five firms bid on plumbing work, ning crosstown East Catholic, 46-25, grandchildren KofC invites pope The expansion has been discussed '* Simsbury added four goals in the for the !(x;al sextet. Bob Carlson in ture wound in the rectal area ^ tu r- stituting Its bench provided a big lift •Supermarket. Rockville 1 Kynoch i Amison of Providence and with B G. Mechanical Contractors, day night in a 5-5 tie game against the in girls' basketball action Saturday Funeral services were held this NEW HAVEN (UPI) - The since 1975, but really got off the closing period with Macinnis scoring goal stopped 23 shots. * afternoon at Clarke Arena. with reserve Nancy Curtin dumping . Besides her husband and mother three grandchildren Inc. of Holyoke MA lowest at $297,- ground in September. Once the bids New York Islanders when he slid into afternoon at the First Congregational supreme knight of the Knights of twice and Mike Koenig and John Kel­ The victory was the first in four in a game-high 10 points along with 7 she leaves two sons, Stanley and Funeral services will be Tuesday 200. are opened in January, the state the goal area. Church Burial will be in Maine The Columbus has invited Pope John Paul years for the Indians over the rebounds with Beth MacDonald also Michael Raymond, both ol morning at 11 in Bethany Lutheran II to the fraternal organization's The greatest number of bids were Bond Commission will vote whether gathering 7 caroms. Ladd Funeral Home. 19 Ellington submitted on heating, ventilating, Eaglettes and pegged their overall Ave . had charge of arrangements Rockville. a daughter. Miss Deborah Church, 116 Rolf St.. Cranston. centennial convention in Hartford in to approve construction expenditures "It is a deep wound,” Whalers "Curtin goes to the hoop. She came Raymond of Bridgeport, a brother, and air conditioning work. The Statens top sports stories mark at 4-3. The setback was East’s Memorial donations may be made to Burial will be in St. Paul Lutheran August 1982. at either its January or February spokesman Jack Kelley said Sunday. off the bench and did a good job And Edward Guiski of Dexter. Maine and Tucker Co. of Hartford came in third straight and dropped it to 2-4 the Memorial Fund ol the First Cemetery. Warwick The office of Supreme Knight meetings “In effect, he tore the wall of the rec­ I thought (Georgeannei Ebersold two sisters, Mrs Mary York of lowest, with a bid of 8599,880. Manchester's next outing is Congregational Church Calling hours at the Sanberg Virgil C. Dechant said Saturday he Barnett said contracts should be tum. Fortunately, it did not affect played well. " Armstrong stated. Winslow Maine and Mrs Helen Seven firms bid for electrical Tuesday night at home against Memorial Chapel in Bethany had recently had a private audience signed by March and construction, the sphincter muscle. If it had, it Jennifer Hedlund and Kathy Doyon of Wakefield. Mass Penney High at 8 o’clock while the John J.^Marhacek Lutheran Church will be tonight from with the pope and presented him with work. H.M. Holcomb Electrical Inc. dependent on weather conditions, Whalers, Howe would have been real trouble.” Cooney added 9 and 8 points respec­ Funeral services will be Eaglettes resume action tonight with K ^ ((N — John J Machacek ol 7 to 9 a formal resolution including the in­ of Newington was lowest, with a bid should begin by April. tively for Manchester while .Murphy Kelley said Howe, son of legendary a home tilt against Farmington High 10 'Bgcker Place, died Friday at Wednesday at 9 15 a m from the Memorial contributions may be price of $528,151 and Pam Cunningham had 11 and 8 vitation. hockey player Gordie Howe, will be in an 8 o’clock start. RockvfUe General Hospital He was Burke-5'ortm Funeral Home, 76 made to the Bethany Lutheran markers respectively for the Prospect St . Rockville with a mass Church, 116 Rolfe St . Cranston, R I at top of list hospitalized for three or more days It was a sloppily played affair with the h u S b ^ of Genevieve iSatrybi Eaglettes at 10 a m at St Joseph Church then will recuperate at home. East committing 35 turnovers and Machacek Manchester also took the jayvee Friends may call at the funeral home Dennis F'. Smith Sr. the Indians 21. “I was happy with the He was born in Beacon. N Y and "He’s a lucky boy in that there is tilt. 59-23 Toby Brown had 17 points Tuesday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p m BOLTON — Dennis F. Smith Sr., Man charged in holdups HARTFORD (UPI) — Connecticut in Connecticut to see post-season ac­ win but not the performance. We for the unbeaten Indians, 7-0, while had lived in Tolland and Rockville 40. of 6 Notch Road Extension, died sports fans spent part of 1980 no permanent damage,” said Kelley. were throwing the ball away way too most of his life He was a graduate of tion. ’The New Haven Nighthawks of Michelle Leavitt netted 11 markers Fred (••liel) Sunday in Manchester Memorial MANCHESTER - Donald G. Baker Jr. of Service Station on East along West Middle Turn­ watching a fledgling National Right wing Warren Miller was much," stated Manchester Coach Bentley School ol Boston and was the American Hockey League reached for (he young Eaglettes MAKI BOKmt.ll - Funeral Hospital Police this morning 435 Burnside Ave. was Middle Turnpike was held pike. Hockey League team being in­ driven into the boards in front of the Steve Armstrong, employed as an accountant for more semifinal...... action for theCi (Jalder - Cup. Muiiriifsii-r (46) — Hedlund 2 5-8 services fur Fred .M Islieb, 83. of 77 Mr Smith was bom in Bridgton, presented a 21-year-old arrested Sunday night by at knifepoint by a man who Police said the two troduced to Stanley Cup play and the Islanders bench and suffered a rib in­ The Indians applied early fullcourt than 30 years by F^ratt & Whitney The University of Connecticut sent 9, Wright 0 4-6 4. Tucker 3 1-2 7, Jones Hollow Road, who died Maine. March 27. 1940 and had lived East Hartford man in East Hartford police who demanded cash and fled on women were stopped by legendary career of a skating institu­ jury. pressure which bothered East. It Small Tools Division West Hartford -its basketball and soccer teams to Cooney 4 0-0 8, .Markham 1 2-3 4. Thursday at Middlesex Memorial in East Hartford before moving to Manchester Superior Court transferred him to foot with about 860. police two youths while the tion come to an end. bothered Eaglette Coach Donna post-season action. “The X-rays did not show a frac­ Donnelly 0 0-3 0, Brown 1 0-0 2. Eber­ He was a member of the PAC Club Hospital Middletown, were held Sun­ Bolton a year ago after he was charged with Manchester police. Baker said. younger woman was The boycott of the Moscow Olymp- Ridel even more. “We handled South In golf, Howard Twitty won the an­ ture. but sometimes it takes two or sold 1 0-0 2. MacDonald 0 0-2 0. Curtin and the Vernon AARP He had day at Spencer Funeral Home, 112 He was employed by the Central three armed robberies was being held this mor­ In the third incident on lighting her cigarette. The cis had repercussions in Connecticut Windsor’s pressure (last week) nual Greater Hartford Open in three days to show up with a rib.” 5 0-0 10 Totals 17 12-24 46 served two terms as an alderman for Main St 'F.ast Hampton, with the Connecticut Co-Op of Manchester. which occurred last ning on 85,000 cash bond June 11. believed to have youths attempted to snatch where the Hartford Civic Center without any problem so I don't know dramatic fashion and backers were Kelley said. "Obviously he has I■.U..| Cuiholie (2.>) — Murphy 4 3-6 the former City ol Riakville ^ Rev William James, pastor of East He was a U.S Marine Corps summer while awaiting present­ occurred at another local both women's purses, but hosted an international competition what it was," she remarked, "We Nancy Curtin Fiesides his wife he leaves several faced with, the loss of national televi­ seriously bruised ribs, at the very 11.Johnson 0 0-1 0, Cunningham 4 0-1 Hampton Bible Church, East Hampton veteran ment in the district court gas station, police said an police said the elder for nations that joined the U.S. in missed some early shots and stopped lloupH 10 poilllh nieces and grand nieces and sion exposure for the charity fund least.” 8. White 1 0-4 2. Skehan 0 0-0 0. officiating He was a member of the Order of The Cumberland Farms undisclosed amount of cash woman gripped her purse staying away from Moscow. shooting again. We got tentative" nephews raising event. If Howe and Miller are out three Campbell 1 0-0 2. Farr 0 0-0 0, He was a lifelong resident of Moose. Rockville !No rehearsal Food Store at 1063 Main St. was taken. Police had few tightly and thwarted the The 11 nation competition was Manchester held a 15-6 edge at the crimped when standout Monica Funeral services will ■ be held ’Twitty won>the $54,000 first prize weeks, they will miss eight games. Ingallinera 1 0-0 2 Totals 11 3-12 25 •Marlborough He leaves a son, Dennis F. Smith was robbed of about 8100 details on the first robbery. attempted robbery. dominated by CTiina's men’s and turn with the Eaglette cause severely Murphy logged her third personal Tuesday at 9 15 a m from the L.add when he birdied the 6th extra hole in Kelley said the Whalers will decide He was the husband ol Carolyn Jr . of East Hartford; two brothers. MANCHESTER - The June 2 7 'w hen a man Police today also Police said the daughter women’s teams and featured a prize Funeral Home with a mass of Chris­ a sudden death playoff with Jim today who will be called up from the I Sibley I Islieb The couple had George Smith and Donald Smith, Chancel Choir of the North wielding a long knife reported the theft last lost about $310 in cash and winning vaulting performance by tian burial at 10 a m at St Joseph Simons who c a rri^ away $32,400 at American Hockey League franchise celebrated their 52nd wedding an­ both of Bridgton, Maine; two sisters, United Methodist Church dem anded cash. In a Tuesday of a pocketbook valuables, including at $200 Connecticut gymnast Marcia the Wethersfield Country CLUB. in Binghamton as replacements. Church. Rockville Burial will be in niversary in May Frederick. Mrs Dorothy Moulton, of Bridgton. will not rehearse similar night incident, an which was snatched from a airline ticket, in the tlwft. The Whalers also are down captain St. Bernard rallies, St liernard's Cemetery Friends He was the son of the late Martin The Hartford Whalers pleased fans ■Maine and Mrs Audrey Emerson of Wednesday. attendant totaling receipts 27-year-old woman as she Police said the two youths and defenseman Rick Ley. He may > J may call at the funeral home today and Adline iHiebel' Islieb Cornish, Maine The choir will sing Sun­ walked with her mother fled the scene on foot. and surprised less partisan observers The Greater Hartford Jaycees S o c c e r from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p m Memorial at the Manchester Green have to‘undergo further surgery on He was formerly employed by Funeral servnms will be Friday at day, Jan 4 in their first NHL season by battling were told later the toumamant was donations may be made to St an injured knee, requiring a two to Gong B(‘ll Manufacturing Co and 2 pm at tb r Raymond Funeral into the league playoffs. one of six being dropped in 1982 from tops Glastonbury Joseph s Church For the New Year weekend, we are offering fully cooked, e z to three-week absence. Starr Brothers Co of East Hampton Home, 8 Elm St., Bridgton. Maine. Their season en(led April 6 when PGA televison coverage but the Helen H. Hamilton Besides his wife, he leaves three Burial will be in Forest Hills carve, 12 to 14 lb. whole or Butt half MORRELL HAM at 2.39 lb. Yvon Lambert's overtime goal gave group said it was confident it could By MARTIN DICK VI Die Samis delen.se also played a key rcjle. allowing Glastonbury s M ANt IIF ''I I.K —Helen Hender­ sons, Gordon Islieb of Chelmsford. Cemetery, Bridgton Come to Pinehurst for whole U.S.D.A. choice BEEF the Montreal Canadiens three raise the necessary sponsorship to (!orreH|mndciil Mass . I>onald Islieb of Middletown straight playoff wins. But he Whalers continue the national broadcasts. Shutout win Mike Stowoll only 8 poinls through son Hamilton. 92. widow ^f William Calling hours will be Tuesday from Ski clinicB TENDERLOINS. After two periods ol close play and Peter Islieb of Cordova, Alaska, had made their mark in their new Yale won yet another Ivy League the lirst three periods The Hamilton died today at 1 .Norwich 7 to 9 p m at the Holmes Manchester Soccer Club "C ' (14 which saw St. Bernard hang onto a three daughters, Mrs. Elizabeth offered free STATE c o n GINGER ALE football title and used its crushing Tomahawks also hurt themselves hospital Funeral Home. 400NMain St., league — finishing with the best Cheney and under) blanked West Hartford, 5- six-point lead, Glastonbury High defense to avenge the previous year’s with louls, 2ti in all which led to 21 She was born in Sterling. Scotland Damick of Southington. Mrs Miriam Manchester EAST HARTFORD - BUHER c o n CLUB SODA 2199* record of any World Hockey Associa­ 0. Saturday at the Glastonbury In­ faltered and the Saints rode to an 83- loss the Harvard. UConn Gridders points by SI Bernard Irom the chan­ and was a Manchester resident lor Miller ol Middletown and Mrs T The Parks and Recreation f Mar bottfM tion transfer. door .Soccer Center. .52 victory in the nightcap ol the Vlary E. Foe turned in a splendid season — basking ty line many years before moving to Priscilla Mollick of Douglasville, Department has announced CASE OF 12 ...... $5.94 Mike Rogers finished as the matmen Tom Finnegan had two goals and United Bank-Trinity College In­ Gardner Lake. Colchester in 1972 to Pa , a brother. Raymond Islieb of STORKS — Mary E. Coe, 63, of that ftee Cross Country Ski league's fifth leading scorer with 105 for a time in the national rankings. Mark Crawlord added 17 points and Storrs, died Friday at Manchester Jk Brad Pelligrinelti, Brian Feshler and vitational Christmas Basketball Kevin Neal 11 lor (he Saints while live with Mr and Mrs Floyd Marlborough. 18 grandchildren, six clinics will be offered Jan. »Lza. points. His linemate. Blaine UConn used its talented front line Thonglay one apiece for the locals, Tournament staged at Northwest Memorial Hospital. She was the Stoughton, ended eighth in scoring last season to find a berth in the Mike Clinton netted 13 poinls to pace Lambert She lived formerly at 22 great-grandchildren-, and several 8, 15, 22 and 29 from 7 to 9 ^H^rrlng In defeated who’ve scored 24 goals and yielded Catholic in West Hartford .Sal-irday Alpine St nieces and nephews sister ol Mrs. Ruth Lisk of Rockville COKE and tied Los Angeles' Charlie National Invitational Tournament. Glastonbury pm. Cream Sauce 2 War boKfa one in three games. Eric Wallert. night. si. Bi-riiuril (H.'t) — Patterson 3-1 kunpral arrangements are in­ Memorial donations may be made and Miss Charlotte Coe of East Hart­ Persons interested in 9 9 ^ Simmer as the NHL's top goal Mike McKay led the Huskies in the John Janenda and Chris Sarli also to W'HIS radio station, P 6 Box 117, ford producer. scoring department while Corny Cheney Tech fell to the .500 mark St. Thomas Aquinas tupped Wind­ 7. Pressley 8-7-23. Cagle 2-4-8 ( raw- complete Homes Funeral. Home is registering should call the Select your own freshly sliced Cold Cuts and make your favorite as it absorbed a 48-24 reversal at the played well. sor in the opener, 76-59, to move into Middletown, or to East Hampton Bi­ She was born in Bridgeport and had Thompson and Jim Abromaitis lord 7-3-17. Neal 5-111. Szczgiel l)-l)-0 handling all funeral arrangements department at 289-278k. platter. Very lean Krakus imported Boiled Ham featured at Two months after the Whalers’ hands of Farmington High Saturday the title clash. Glastonbury, the lived at Storrs for the past 25 years. dominated board play. Nowakowski 2-3-7. Foley U-l)-() ble Church Building Fund. Midwood The department is also season ended, a graying grandfather night in Farmington. defending champ, meets Windsor in Farm Road. East Hampton She was a retired employee of the . $1.60'A lb.----- $3.19 lb. named Gordie Howe announced that Stevenson 3-0-6. Terelz 0-2-2. Lucev I (Jlinio funded oflering a course in per­ If you want the best KIELBASA ... come to Pinehurst for the consolation today at 2:15 at Health .Services Department of the sonal appearance Jan. 27 to he was ending his record-breaking Their post season plans suffered a 0- 2 Totals 31-21-83 <.L \sr(|N B I K V - The Mobile l.illiun Devine Lance Bouchard and Tony Walter Northwest with Aquinas and St Ber­ University of Connecticut. She was a April 7 on Tuesday Stanley’s Special Holiday Smoked KIELBASA. career in Hartford. ^ quick death when Peters came f*t;iF.lt»tiliiir\ (.32I — Barlow 3-0-6. Aftercare Clinic, a unique program picked up victories on the mat for the nard in the championship clash at Clinton 5-3-13, DeGemmis 0-il-(l, sm TH W IND'iOR - The member of the American Registry of evenings for girls ages 10 When Howe announced his retire­ ' away from Storrs wim an easy first- designed to give mental health care funeral of Mrs Lillian iCoynel For m«at loaf or Swtdith meatball* ask for H698C RADI&U 1-1 Techmen with two other victories 6:15. Patenaude 4-0-8, Prolliil 0-2-2 Radiologic Technologists and a to 18 in conjunction with ment June 6, he went to the Hartford round NIT win, but 4nany forecast in area communities to persons who Devine, 78, of 35 Mam St., who died PINEHURST COCKTAIL SAUCE coming via the forfeit route. The Hoopgter injured St. Bernard, 2-0, had a 17-6 lead Slowell 3-2-H, Bastes 2-2-6. Lewis 1-6-8. member of St. Thomas Aquinas Country People Modeling Hilton’s main ballroom — a room finer things for this season with Ken­ have recently been discharged from Thursday in St Francis Hospital and Beavers forfeited in three weight after the first quarter The Majek 0-0-0, Hubbard O-O-l). Gamer 0- Chapel, Storrs. Agency. The fee is $15 and Carnation nearly as big and dominating as his tucky transfer Chuck Aleksinas in a COLUMBIA, Mo. (UPI) - A gun­ hospitals, has been funded for a se­ Medical Center, Hartford, was held Funeral services were held today sEEmjSm storybook career. Husky uniform. classes. man wearing a ski mask broke into Tomahawks. 0-4, fought back to 1- 1 Totals 18-16-52 w hleh fa fasturatf M ALL-PURP09R cond year, according to its director, this morning from the Callahan those interested must have narrow the gap to 31-25 at the hall but in Storrs. Memorial donations may a resident photo identifica­ SHRIMP Howe, who began his NHL years ’The football Huskies dropped some Cheney’s next outing is Tuesday the home of Missouri basketball star­ Alexandrma Sergio Funeral Home. 1602 Main St., East be made to Regina Laudis of its bigger opponents from the ting center Steve Stipanovich and the Saints' 6-foot-7 Harold Pressley Redeeming win tion card to register. 1 9 0 1 . bag with Detroit in 1946, carried on a afternoon in a tri-match against East scored 6 of his 23 Points early in the The second year grant, totaling Hartford Monestary, Bethlehem, Conn or the lb. legacy that often awed opponents and schedule in 19% and turned in a 8-2 fired four shots at the 20-year-old EL PASO, Texas (UPI) - The 31- 1. Catholic and host Manchester High third stanza and made several key 158,440 was given by the state She was the wife ot Holyoke. Manchester Memorial Hospital $A$t COA$f inspired teammates. A dozen times mark,, losing to Massachusetts and a sophomore, wounding him in the left 17 Sun Bowl victory over Mississippi at Clarke Arena at 1:30. passes to allow the Saints to pad a Department of Mental Health. Mass., and had lived in New Haven Building Fund. 4.29 ox. cant he was an NHL first-team all-star close (Connecticut-Yale matchup. shoulder, police said. State represented the last opportuni­ An evaluation of the program has for many years before movfng to lead they never gave up. The White-Gibson-Small Funeral Tiny Shrimp MORRELL selection. Six times he won the Hart Quarterback Ken Sweitzer found Stipanovich, who led the Tigers in ty for Nebraska players to redeem been completed by the North Central South Windsor 20 years ago. Home 65 Elm .St, Rockville, had his favorite receiver, Reggie Results 100 — Double forfeit, 107 — scoring his freshman year and was "The big guy (Pressley) opened it themselves after a Big 8 loss to Trophy, awarded to the league’s out­ Campagna (F) pinned Paradis :39. 114 Regional Mental Health Board Besides her husband, she leaves a charge of funeral ‘arrangements. Whola or BuR HaH standing player. Eccleston, early and often in the named Big Eight Newcomer of the up,” Glastonbury Coach Gary Oklahoma in the final regular season While the final report is not in, the nephgw, John F Coyne Jr., of Darien ...... l b .2.39 ______- Schilke (CT) WBF, 121 - Anderson LaRoeque explained, "They scored It wasn’t until Howe came to Hart­ season — opening up an offense that (F) pinned Rodonis 1:15, 128 — Gulino Year, was not seriously injured, game, and quarterback Jeff Quinn preliminary findings 'seem very and a niecei Anna Ruth G9gne of We feature ^hole lj S.D.A. Choice 20 to 24 lb. trimmed, aged ford that he realized a dream — simply rolled over many opponents. authorities said. at least 10 unanswered points and said the Huskers wanted to play all Supervised skating (F) pinned Gauvin 2:46, 134 — when you don't rebound you can't let positive.' Mrs Sergio said. Holyoke. Mass. RIB ROAST at 2.39 lb. We will cut into Roasts and Steaks or all skating in a professional lineup with At Yale, Coach Carm Cozza was Kilpatrick (FI dec. Watkins 9-2, 140 — The St, Louis native, who has their offensive cards MANCHESTER- There will be a big lead develop" According to Mrs Sergio, the A Mass of Christian burial was Boasts and freezer wrap all or part. his sons, Mark and Marty. He told busy wrapping up yet another Ivy Asadow (F) dec. Kennedy 8-4, 147 — averaged 15.5 points and 6.3 rebounds Those plays included some wild report says that the clinic has dealt supervised ice skating today until 10 After a good performance against celebrated in ,St. Mary's Cl^rch, Shop PlMhurot Tuaa. and Wod. t tff P.M. fans he loved hla career but family League crown. A traditionally stingy Bouchard (CTl pinned Jacobson 2:26, a game for the Tigers, sat out of cards that Coach Tom Osborne well with the target population and p.m. at^the following locations; WhiMf iih, Iska herring 6 157 — Walter (CT) pinned Hourke 1:09, Woodrow Wilson last week the East Hartford Charter Oak Annex, Center Springs considerations made this year the defense stonewalled most opponents practice Sunday morning. It was not developed during a week of closed has made services available to peo­ Burial was in 5t. Jerome and chub form the moit right time to move on to something while the Ells relied on their 169 - Kopiek (F) WBF, 185 - Ondrush immediately known if he'd miss Tomahawks oncq again failed to practice sessions, and the trick Annex and Center Springs Hockey important firii family ple re-entering the community from Cemetery, Holyoke, Mass new. devastating tailback Rich Diana to (F) WBF, Unlimited — Sheldon (F) Missouri's game against Oral rebound, giving the Saints a decided plays rallied the Husker offense to hospitals Rink. in the Great Lakai. PINEHURST GROCERY IMG. pinned Adams 1:30 edge. The Whalers weren’t the only team put points on the board. Roberts later this week. victory 1 V 4 ') 14 - EVENING HERALD, Mon., Dec 28, 1980 EVENING HERALD, Mon., Dec. 29, 11)80 - 15 Cowboys too good for Rams Raiders stop Campbell “ Dallas didn't do anything The Oiler offense is built around total offense of only 250 yards but IRVING, Texas (UPI l - What is it year. After fighting the Rams to a 13- champions while Los Angeles can Angeles missed an extra point after everyone, offense, defense and OAKLAND, Cain. (UPI) - All the Raiders holding onto a 10-7 lead. 13 tie at the half, Dallas buried the only try to figure out where its inten­ its Initial touchdown but falling to kicking game," said Dorsett, who differently than when we played week long, everyone kept telling the Campbell's ability to run at least 150 took advantage of all their breaks, With the Oilers at the Oakland II, that can turn a lootball team Irom a yards a game. When he can do that, It sity went. produce points twice after moving In­ bowled over Los Angeles comerback them before, except 1 could sense Oakland Raiders the only way they converting a fumble by Campbell Stabler threw for the endzone but deflated pile of Irustration Into a Rams during the final two quarters opens up other things but more im­ "We just didn't have the intensity side the Rams' 40. Rod Perry to score on his touchdown they were really up for this game. were going to beat the Houston Oilers into a field goal and one of Hayes' in­ Hayes leaped high to grab the ball dynamic steamroller in the space of of the NFC wild card portant, it makes Stabler's passing to we had when we played the Cowboys A 1-yard touchdown run by Jewerl catch and put Dallas In front for They are an exceptional team, well in the AFC Playoffs was to stop Earl terceptions into a touchdown. and turned back Houston two weeks'’ The ultimate accounting was 34-13 his tight ends a weapon instead of a How can a team (tain only 96 yards and that about sized it up before, " said Los Angeles defensive Thomas and a 21-yard scoring throw good. "Our offensive line won the coached and disciplined." Campbell, something not too many Offensively, the Raiders played His second interception came with Dallas gained a club-record total of from Vince Ferragamo to Preston battle in the trenches. clubs have been able to do the last necessity. very conservatively, waiting for the Raiders in front 20-7 and playing on the ground against a club one With Campbell nullified. Stabler 338 yards on the ground, Tony Dennard were matched by field goals "We didn't take Los Angeles as The Cowboys apparently not only three years. Houston breakdowns to make big out the clock. On this one, Hayes ran night and then go out 13 days later put the ball up 26 times. He com­ Dorsett set a Dallas playoff record of 28 and 29 yards by Rafael Septien seriously when we played them out got their ire up because of the In 14tk games this season, plays. On the touchdown that broke 20 yards untouched for an insurance and grind out 338 yards against the pleted 15 passes, only seven of them with 160 rushing yards and a youthful and a 12-yard run by Dorsett. there as we did today. This was a Anaheim loss, but also learned from Campbell rushed for 1,934 yards as open the game early in the fourth score. very same bunch? to tight ends Dave Casper and Mike quarter, reserve running back Arthur That's the psychology of loot- secondary — burned badly by the But there was no contest in the satisfying one. Not just because it it. the Oilers won 11 of 16 games and "There is no smarts to the Houston Rams in their recent outing — held second half. was my best game in the playoffs, “ We w ere able to beat the made it to the playoffs for the third Whittington wound up running down offense. " said Hayes. "They are a ball. said Dallas Coach Tom Landry the rigfit sideline with linebacker •Sunday if coaches knew the answer their own against their big-play op­ Dallas drove 63 yards the first time but because we won.” maximum blitz this time," said straight year? Only one man in NFL brute team. I always had a good idea Daryl Hunt in pursuit. Jim Plunkett to it. we would he much better oil ' ponents. it had the ball in the third quarter to Dallas gained a total of 528 yards — White, whose three interceptions in history ever rush^ for more yards of what they were going lo do ' had no trouble getting the ball to the When last they gathered, in "This has to be one of this team's score on a 10-yard pass from Danny most ever for the Cowboys in a the first half kept Dallas out of the and that was O.J. Simpson, who once It marked the third straight season speedy Whittington who waltzed into Anaheim. Calil on Dec 15, the Los linest hours, " Landry said it's one end Fred Dryer "We were asleep White to Dorsett. The Cowboys next playoff game. The Cowboys had end zone but who made up in the se­ ran for 2,IX)3. the Oilers have lost oul in the the endzone for an easy score. Angeles Rams battered the Dallas of our best games ot the year This today. We weren't with it. drove 70 yards with Butch Johnson managed only 271 against Los cond half with his three touchdown Ever since they learned they would playoffs. This lime, they were Barber, but was sacked seven times Plunkett completed only eight Cowboys 38-14 Los Angeles seemed was about as well as this team can "But it doesn't matter whether you catching a 3.5-yard touchdown throw Angeles in Anaheim, Calif. throws. be playing the Oilers, the Oakland thoroughly beaten and coach Bum and intercepted twice. passes in 23 attempts but two of those like a potential Super Bowl team play" are ready. When the boat is ready to Irom White. "I kept telling people all week that coaching staff poured over Houston Phillips knew it game films hour after endless hour, Lester Hayes led the Oakland completions went for touchdowns Dallas Uxiked dead The Cowboys thus moved up one leave, it leaves whether it 's loaded or And to finish off the afternoon. Dallas was going to be a lot tougher "They killed us with it out there, "We were outplayed and out- notch on the Super Bowl ladder, ad­ not Dallas took 7:41 to march 95 yards this time around than they were but this time two of the touchdowns looking for anything that Would help defense with two sacks and two in­ I,ate in the first half, with the Oilers coached.” said Phillips "The But on an unseasonably mild day at terceptions. It was probably the in front 7-3, Plunkett caught the Texas Stadium Sunday, the vancing into the divisional playoff The Rams and Cowboys jousted and finally score on an 11-yard throw when we beat them ,” said Los came on maximum blitzes. With our them defense Campbell. Haiders played as good as anyone Houston defense hunched in at the rebuilding Cowboys dominated like round. They will travel to Atlanta evenly through the first half, with from White to Drew Pearson. Angeles Coach Ray Malavasi. "Well, attack, we feel we can beat anybody Whatever it was they were looking finest game of his four year pro I've seen in my 12 years of pro ball one expecting a line smash. He threw thev have seldom dominated this next Sundav to meet the NFC West Dallas gettinp a break when Los "Today was just a super day for you saw what I was talking about. if we play well." for, they obviously found it because career and Stabler, the man he vic­ W'c did not gel a single thing es­ Sunday, the Oakland defense held timized, said il was as fine a perfor­ instead to Todd Christensen for tablished all day We were just Campbell to only 91 rushing yards. mance as he has seen by a corner- another easy score. broken We had a malfunction of our With their cannon taken away, the back. "Jim did a real good job.' said pass protection and never did get it "I have a lot of respect for Hayes /* Oilers had to rely on Ken Stabler’s Raider coach Tom Flores of hts corrected They did a better job Execution difference Incompleted pass passing, and that wasn't quite good as a player,” said Stabler, who quarterback. "He threw some rushing than we did protecting" enough as the Raiders walked off played the past three seasons as excellent long passes and took advan­ Campbell scored the Oilers lone Houston comerback Greg Stemrick tries for pass intended for with a 27-7 victory and a date this Lester’s teammate. "He deserves a tage of isolating the Houston touchdown on a 1 yard smash He Cliff Branch (21), wide receiver of Oakland, during first period Sunday against the Cleveland Browns lot of credit." linebackers ' wa- completely frustrated Sunday. Pass from Jim Plunkett was incomplete. (UPI in the second round of the AFC t The Oilers managed only 275 yards Hayes’ first interception of Stabler ■ "Maybe I have to work hard." he s^in wild card game Playoffs. in total offense. The Raiders had a came early in the third quarter with said photo) NEW YORK (UPIl - "It's called intensity. hustle and execution," said the Los Angeles Defense feature Basketball Focus on Pittsburgh Rams defensive end. "The difference A. in this game was entirely execution " Los Angeles' impressive will to win. displayed in its thumping of against Houston Dallas two weeks earlier, dis­ I'fl and Rogers tonight appeared in the second half against OAKLAND, Calif. (UPI) - For the pass defense the way it was supposed MIDGETS the Cowboys in the NFC Wild Card Oakland Raiders, it was a heady to be played. Tight man-to-man, and Celtics 32 (Chris Mateya 18. John NEW YORK (UPI I - The focus, of Panthers have to defeat the to win, but m istakes placed a game Sunday. mixture of pride, intensity and the let the free safety play it loose." DeQuattro 6). Bullets 30 (Dan course, will be on third-ranked Gamecocks convincingly. No 1 tremendous load on the defense. " "The key to playing Dallas is lo fear of looking over their shoulders But the Oakland defense wasn't Soucier 10. Jim Colletti 8). Pittsburgh and its chances of cap­ Georgia (ll-Oi has to lose to Notre said Bulldogs coach Emory Bellard play excellent defense and generate a at an old friei^ that inspired a 27-7 alone in sensing the excitement of a Celtics 2-1, Nets 2-1, Hawks 2-1, turing a national title. Hugh Green, Dame (9-1-1) in the Sugar Bowl, and "The offense played without spunk. lot of points and maybe get 14 or 17 domination of the Houston Oilers. game plan coming together — it was Bullets 2-1, Knicks 1-2, 76ers 0-3. the finest defensive end in the nation, No. 2 Florida State ilO-l) has lo fall We ll be back in another year and points ahead at halftime." "You never feel that you've beaten felt in the stands, as well. Boland Oil 43). Carl Stevenson 21, will have a chance to showcase his to Oklahoma (9-2). stronger than we were this year. Youngblood said. "Of course that the 'Snake' (Houston QB Kenny . Halfback Arthur Whittington said Gary Wheeler 14), Manchester Cycle awesome talents to a national televi­ “The possibilities exist for us to at­ Nebraska is as good a football team will change anybody's game plan. Stabler) until the game is over,” it came through loug and clear when 34 (David Browne 10, Steve Gay 9). sion audience. tain our goal. " Sherrill said "Our as there is in the country. We really "If you just stay even with Dallas, Raider defensive tackle John he zipped into the end zone on the Wyman Oil 28 (Brian Brophy 16, On the flip side, George Rogers, he players know what's at stake and did help them, loo " though, they will strike on you Matuszak said in the crowded first play of the fourth quarter. Steve MacDonald 8), American of Heisman Trophy fame, will be they know what has to be done. Mark Herrmann threw lour TD because they have excellent Oakland locker room after Sunday's "It was a beautiful, beautiful Legion 27 (Cinque Barlow 10, Dave rushing against one of the nation's They’ll have a reason and a purpose passes Saturday but Purdue had to coaching, talent and execution If we AFC wildcard playoff victory. "I'm feeling. I just threw the ball In the Kaye 6). finest defenses in the Gator Bowl to be playing on Monday night " hold off a late Missouri threat to cap­ had struck on things that were real just glad he came out of it all right." stands and the crowd went wild,” Monday night when the Panthers Thanks mainly to Rogers, who ran ture the Liberty Bowl. Herrmann, close to being strikes in the first half, Matuszak's concern about his old Whittington said. "I thought, "Thank JIMORS take on 18th-ranked South Carolina. for 1,827 yards and 14 touchdowns the most prolific passer in NCAA the whole complexion of things might friend and former teammate was God I'm here!’" Lakers 38 (Dean Page 14. Roger But the Gamecocks, who have no this year. South Carolina won the in­ history, tossed scoring passes of 8 have been different." touching. After all, Matuzsak and his But as the final gun sounded in the Greenwood 8, Doug Martin 7), hopes of a national championship, vitation lo the Gator Bowl — a game and 27 yards to split end Bart The most caustic comment about teammates made life tough for balmy California twilight, a few of Knicks 31 (Jim Fogarty 10, Bill have some pride at stake. They'd •South Carolina coach Jim Carlen Burrell. Herrmann hit 22-of-28 passes Los Angeles' performance in their 34- Stabler all day, sacking him seven the Raiders' thoughts turned to next Chabot 7. Jim Kibble 7). love nothing more than to establish calls "the most important in the for a Liberty Bowl record 289 yards 13 loss to Dallas, however, came times. week's matchup with Cleveland in Jazz 46 (Mike Downes 17, Joel themselves as a quality football school's history ' His other TD passes went to Steve from the Rams other defensive end Their ability to get to Stabler was the icy Midwest. Sullivan 11, Tom Downes 111, Celtics program and knocking off Pitt would In other upcoming bowl games. Bryant and tight end Dave Young — Fred Dryer. indicative of Oakland's overall per­ "We're just taking them one game 36 (Mark Mistretta 14, Mark Coulter be a large step in the right direction. North Carolina ilO-l) meets Texas Sophomore Gary Anderson "We were asleep today, " he said formance for the day, as Uie "Silver at a time," said quarterback Jim 8). Jazz won it in double overtime. "We've come a long way around (7-4) in the Bluebonnet Bowl on Dec. returned a punt 80 yards for a TD, "We weren't with it We had to win and Black's" defense played with a Plunkett. "It'll be a little cold (in here, a long way, " said Gamecock 31: Baylor (10-1) takes on Alabama raced 46 yards for a second score and that I lirst i game and we did. We had pride and intensity that grew quarter Cleveland) but I'm looking forward quarterback Garry Harper. "Against 1 9-2) in the Cotton Bowl on Jan. 1 and set up another TD with a 44-yard run Dorsett eludes tacklers to win this game and we didn't play by quarter. to it." Notre Dame last year (an 18-17 loss), Virginia Tech (8-3) goes against Saturday night to lead Arkansas to its well. "We put good pressure on them all Meanwhile, offensive guard Gene 7 6er8 lose we didn’t know we had the better Miami, Fla. (7-4) in the Peach Bowl rout ol Tulane in the Hall of Fame Tony Dorsett, Dallas running back, dives during second half Sunday Dorsett gamed 160 "But It doesn't matter whether you game." Matuszak said. "They really Upshaw, a man who has experienced team." on Jan. 2. Classic throught maze of Rams' arms for short gain yards rushing. iL'PI photo( are ready. When the boat is ready to never knew what was coming." many playoff games before, tried to The Panthers, 10-1, were a pre- In bowl games played over the "People thought we couldn't win leave, it leaves whether it's loaded or With that pressure and the sacks put the game into proper prespec- two in row season pick to be among the top three weekend it was Penn State 31, Ohio and we didn't belong in a bowl, " said not I've always felt I've been on it. 1 came an increasing defensive pride tive. , teams in the nation and have won State 19 in the Fiesta Bowl. Anderson ol .Arkansas 6-5 record leel we are quite capable of beating "All today's victory means is that their last six games — four of them felt by veteran defensive back NEW YORK (UPI) - Well, the Nebraska 31, Mississippi State 17 in going into the game, "but I am sure anyone." the Oakland Raiders get to play next Burgess Owens. Philadelphia 76ers have finally lost on the road — by a combined score of the Sun Bowl; Purdue 28, Missouri 25 this will help us rebuild on next As for specifics, quarterback Vince week. The Raiders still haven't done in the Liberty Bowl, and Arkansas "All the years that I have played in two games in a row and it doesn’t 215-63 since losing lo second-ranked vear s team ' Dorsett^s best season Ferragamo pegged the Cowboys' the league I have never felt this anything yet.” Florida State 36-22 in Tallahassee. 34, Tulane 15 in the Hall of Fame take a genius to figure out the secondary. Classic proud," Owens said. "We played significance of the team that handed Leading the Pitt defense, ranked "Their defensive backfield played Curt Warner ran for 1.55 yards — in­ them that second defeat. No. 1 nationally after surrendering a little better today than they did in "They wanted to prove to us they only 205.5 yards per game, is Green, cluding a 64-yard scoring sprint on Los Angeles. " he said Jubilation time winner of the Lombardi, Maxwell and Rams will agree are the world champions and they did Penn State's first play from scrim­ "But that's not why we lost We Touchdown scorers. Butch Johnson, right, and Tony Dorsett of Packers^ decision and UPI College Player of the Year mage — and Todd Blackledge and Boxer shot just let the game slip away in the se­ prove it," Sixer coach Billy Cun­ IRVING. Texas I'PD - Tonv kept for three yards, and finally early seasons that he was not being Cowboys embrace after 34-13 win over Rams Sunday. Dorsett ningham said Sunday night after awards and runner-up for the Jonathan Williams ran for second- CINCINNATI I UPI) - Despite a Dorsett at lour vears in the National carried lor 11 and 12 yards to score utilized enough by the Cowboys The cond half They had a good pass rush Heisman Trophy. Outland Trophy half TDs Friday to hand Ohio State gunshot wound boxer Aaron Pryor at times, and we did a good job tallied twice and Johnson once in playoff game. (UPI photoi Kareem Abdul-Jabbar scored 34 Football League is a running back and give'Dallas a 13-13 tie desire to carry the ball is still there, points and Jamaal Wilkes added 32 to winner Mark May anchors Pitt's its fourth straight bowl loss suffered Sunday, the undefeated only now coming into his own Big situation No 2 The Cowboys but Ihe grumblings have subsided against their defense at times. surprise to Starr offensive line. Ohio State took a 19-10 first-half World Boxing Association junior lift the Los Angeles Lakers to a 122- "Knowing you beat Dallas the first penalties stopped us from adding to have run against us the way they did lead behind the passing of Art Even Ihough he is the lirst man to went Irom lirst and goal on the three 1 know some guys gel to carry the 116 victory over Philadelphia, han­ South Carolina, whose 8-3 record welterweight champion plans to be time and losing today is kind of our score. But give them the edge They played GREEN BAY, Wis. (UPI) - Bart decision was viewed by some as a rush lor l.UOO yards in his lirst lour to third and goal at the ID on their in- ball a lot more than I do. Dorsett ding the 76ers just their sixth loss in matched the best in the school's Schlichter, who had 15 completions in back in the gym next week, training scary They felt they had to stop the "As for why they were able to run with a lot ol intensity, especially in Starr said Sunday the decision by the last chance for Starr with the history, depends heavily on Rogers, seasons in the NFL — tacked on to dial drive in the third quarter said Bui a lot ol them are on vaca­ 39 games. 21 attempts for 244 yards and three for a F'ebruary title bout date run and we blocked them good some on us so effectively, well. If I knew the second half, and really got Green Bay Packers Board of Direc­ Packers. the four years ol 1 000-yard ellorts at Picking up a blitz While dumped the tion now I d like to carry the ball The teams met in the NBA finals who amassed 4,958 career rushing TDs but Penn .State put together Pryor, 25. was shot once with a 22- the Lniversitv ol Pillsburgh — ball across the middle lo Dorsell more but whatever it takes to win. of the time, but didn't have enough of the answer to that, they wouldn't rolling" tors to keep him as head coach but "I don't have a great deal to say yards in four years. second-half TD drives of 87, 77 and 75 caliber revolver during a domestic hire a new general manager took him because I haven’t had too much time last year with Los Angeles prevailing Dorset! s development with the who crashed through Rams corner- I m lor It a balanced attack ,We felt we could Pitt Coach Jackie Sherrill, who is yards to finish the season at 10-2 argument at the apartment of a by surprise. in six games. Dallas C'owbOvs has still been back Rod Perry at the goal and drove Dorsell described his running style run on them and couldn't. " to reflect on this,” Starr said. "1 aiming for his first national cham­ Jeff Quinn passed for two TDs and girlfriend He underwent 10-minute Los Angeles coach Ray Malavasi haven't had a chance to think about it “I know they are struggling gradual into the end zone with the go-ahead as looking lor Ihe holes and using without Magic Johnson but it will pionship since taking over four years directed a razzle-dazzle ol tense to surgery at Cincinnati General Dallas score my speed I can t run over people I said he had tried to tell anyone who The 45-member board met for totally, and I’ll just not comment for ago from Johnny Majors, is counting spark .No 9 Nebraska over No 17 Hospital and was reported in good would listen that Sunday's game nearly three hours Saturday and the time being." take something exceptional to keep Sundav s 34-13 NFC wild card He made ihe super play lor us spend my lime trying to run Irom them out of the finals again,” con­ on "media hype” resulting from the Mississippi Stale in the Sun Bowl on contiition playoll victory over Los Angeles dis- Landrv said ol Dorsell s second them would not be the same as the recent voted unanimously to keep Starr as Packers President Dominic game's individual standouts and Saturday Mississippi Slate lost three "The bullet grazed his abdomen head coach for one more year but Olejniczak said the search for a GM tinued Cunningham. “I think they plaved all ol Dorsell s talents and touchdown I thought lhal was Ihe Hut Ihe r loot-11 190-pound meeting between the tw^ teams will be there and I hope it's against prime time television exposure to fumbles and had a pass intercepted and then entered and exited from his coach Tom Landrv said lhal vinlage replace him as general manager. The would begin after Jan. 1. kev plav That took some sling oul ol Heisman Trophy winner showed "1 kept telling people'that Dallas us. We played a very good basketball propel the Panthers to the pinnacle. as .Nebraska turned the mistakes into forearm There was no tendon bottle ol Dorsell is readv lor un Ihe ifams iiuisi le on his .second touchdown, lor- was going lo bie a lot tougher this In order for Pitt to win the national 17 easy points. damage. " a hospital representative corking time around than they were two game for the most part but they just Dorsell just used ins own natural cing Perr\ to leave Ihe game played great." title three things must happen: the "Our defense played good enough said I think this li.is been Ins best abiliU He jusi Uirns on the allei I had a chance to get him. but I weeks ago when we beat them." the vear Landrv sani The lirsi lew coach said "Well, you saw what I The coach was particularly im­ burners and goes guess I didn I said Perry "Dorsett Pastorini Scuffles pressed with the play of Abdul- vears I think I mighl have been a In- was talking about. Mixed with Ins two touchdowns. Mores and that builds up their Jabbar. lie too protective Irving to gel his 1 - Dallas just went alter us and gut Dorsetl (ollected 160 yards, on 22 morale ,r' “I've heard all the'rumors and (KKl yards and nol injure him - ■ us. Once they got the momentum, t arries Ihe linesi sliowing ever bv a The running ol Dorsett has taken read all the stories that Kareem But latch I \e gone lo him in Dallas back in a playoll game Ihe pressure oil the passing game, there was no stopping them. with writer again wasn’t hustling, wasn't getting up some big situalions and he has 'll wiiuldn t mean a thing il I said quarterback Danny White "I felt we had them on the ropes and down the floor and wasn’t rt.ipondcd early when we got on top, but then a OAKLAND, Calif (UPI) - Robertson said Pastorini told him: r 'e rushed lor over 2lkl yards and we Dorsett got hit as hard as I have "Well, look who's here. The writer playing as hard as he could,” the Big situation No 1 Trailing. 13-6. lost. Dorsetl-said The.big thing is ever seen anyone gel hit, but he came couple ol missed first downs and Oakland quarterback Dan Pastorini, the Cowboys took the ball on Iheir who m iss^ the last half of the season said he replied: "Hello, Dan." coach said. "Well, he’s proven all of the win and the lael that not only on back those rumors false. ITtat was an own 29 m the second quarter Dorset! Tony Dorsetl. but everyone looked with injuries, had a scuffle with Robertson said Pastorini replied look a screen pass lor If vards, swept Houston sportswriter Dale Robert­ with an obscenity and that he exceptional performance he gave and gtMKi the backs Ihe line — you in fact by the entire Laker team.” wide lor nine yards started to throw son before driving into a tree in responded by saying “Merry Christ­ .lU " name it Los Angeles broke open a close a halfback pass on an option but Alameda, police report. mas” and walkine away. The comments tame Irom Ihe game with a 33-point third period in decided the plav was not there and 6lote Pastorini had the auto accident The writer said he was about to same Dorset! who grumbled in his about a half hour after he admitted walk away when Pastorini came at which Wilkes scored 13 points, hitting 6-of-8 field goal attempts, and Ab- "t . . Monday “having a few words" with Robert­ him. BASKETBALL son of the Houston Post, a writer he "I did my little head fake and got dulJabbar had 11 points, hitting 5of-7. r The Lakers hit 14-of-2S field goals Farmington al East had a previous altercation with by him and sprinted back into the lob­ in the third period to take a 91-79 lead Catholic (girU), 8 during his last season with the by,” said Robertson. Once inside, he QB Playoff Express after the score had been tied at half­ (ilaatonbury va, Windsor Houston Oilers. said, he told a Houston public time 58-56. al Trinity Tournanicnl, Police said Pastorini had no broken relations man what had occurred. 2:45 bones but did sustain lacerations of The closest the 76ers came in the NEW YORK iCPD One year the liitii game gave him Ihe starling Robertson said Pastorini then Korkvillc vs, Torringlon the mouth and lips and a bruised final period was 106-101. But Abdul- after riding the bent h in discontent. job The 33-year-old veteran led the came into the bar where 20 persons r- * at Torringlon Tourna­ nose. No charges were filed but an saw the quarterback hit him in the Jabbar, Wilkes and Norm Nixon then Danny White and .lim Plunkett are Raiders to six straght victories in nicnl, 81.30 scored two points each in the next happily aboard The Playoff Express mid-season and his two TD passes alcohol breath test was administered chest with an open hand. with the results to be revealed today, "I think he was trying to grab my two minutes and the Lakers eased to White Roger Staubach s un­ Sunday helped them to a 27-7 triumph Tuesday the victory. police said. shirt," Robertson said. "Then he got 7 derstudy at Dallas lor lour seasons, over Ifouston in the AFC wildcard BASKETBALL f Pastorini, traded to the Raiders Los Angeles also received outstan­ my coat and pulled it down around was propelled into the Cowboys star­ game Manchcslcr al Penney, 8 ding performances from several from the Oilers before the 1980 my arms. The next thing I knew ting quarterback job when the In the NFC semilinal playolls next ^(tJ Norlhwesl Catholic al reserves with Michael Cooper season in exchange for Ken Stabler, there were about six people trying to master ol the twominute offense weekend Minnesota is at ' G East Catholic, 8 scoring 15 points, Eddie Jordan retired in the oH-season On Sunday. Philadelphia Saturday at 12 30 p m (Cheney Tech al .Stafford, denied grappling with Robertson but get him off me.” didn't show up at the Oakland- making four steals and Mark / White continued to sparkle in his first FIST and Atlanta hosts Dallas Sunday 8 "I feel sorry for him," Robertson Right line Houston AFC playoff game Sunday. Landsberger adding nine points. year as an NFL regular by firing at 4 p m In the AF’C. San Diego hosts East H anford al Hall, 8 said. "It was a very sad scene. He’s Robertson said he was staying at three second-hall touchdown passes BuHalo Saturday at 4 pin and Dallas Coach Tom Landry Cromwell al Bollon, 8 m had a frustrating season. I guess it all * Kings 102, Nets 99 to lead the Cowboys to a revengeful Oakland is in Cleveland Sunday at looks over play selection South (ialholic al .South the Edgewater Hyatt hotel near the spilled out when he saw me.” Otis Birdsong scored 35 points and Oakland Coliseum, the same one the 34-13 rout ol Dis Angeles in the NFC 12 3(1 pm chart while talking to Windsor Pastorini, put on the Oakland in­ Reggie King chipped in with 21, to wild-card playoff game The NF’C and AFC winners will Penney al Manchester Look of loser Oilers were using, when he saw jured list with a broken leg in the help hand New Jersey its fifth Rough day for Houston quarterback spotter assistant coach in Pastorini walk Into the hotel lobby. sixth game of the season, had a Plunkett, a reject Irom the waiver meet in Ihe conference iiile games (girls), 8 Los Angeles quarterback Vince Ferragamo holds head |n straight loss, fourth under new coach wire two years ago. was playing a press box during Sunday’s NFL WRESTLING The sportswriter said he went out­ previous run-in with Robertson last Bob ^cK innan, and 10th in its last It was a rough day all around for Houston sacked for loss. Raiders had too many guns on .fun 11. with the survivors hands as team went down to defeat at hands of Dallas Sunday in side to avoid him, but Pastorini reserve quarterback role this sea.son playoff against Los Angeles. F^ast Catholic /Cheney year, two days before the Houston 11 games. Maurice Lucas scored 39 quarterback Ken Stabler, shown in cluthes of for Oilers and won wild card AFC game. meeting in Super Bowl XV .Ian 25 al followed and confronted him in a AFC championship game with until a leg injury to Dan Pastorini in Ihe Louisiana Superdome (DPI photo I l ech al Maiichesler, 11.30 wild card NFL playoff, (UPI photo) points and Mike NewUn 24 for the Oakland tackle Dave Browning after being (UPI photo) parking lot. Pittsburgh. Nets. 16 - EVENING HERALD. Mon., Dec. 29, I960 EVENING HERALD Mnn., Der 29. 1980 - 17

li^elkall Bowl Reaalis 6^cboQrcl Pbltadelpbla ____ NEW YORK______(UPK-lkmU U>«Top» .. . I d Praai taternaUonal Kdmonton 60K-I (All Times ESTi Band era SPt^RTS ON T V f'rtlU#*roll««e Kaak*lhall batliiibali lMm« la*ms (an fared for Ite He strikes up memories of Ex-Olympian First perlod~l. miadelplita. P rm 11 week endlM Dec M: MONDAY (DatleyM:4I.P«Mhlea~l4m. Dk U « -« .. When Gregor Gregor w u w 3u yean 3 years to biggento biggep and andbetter better b bookings seys and smell the chestnuts worked in the shipyards and I Kentucky (Oil loat toNotrt Dame By Jerry Voadai retired " Die. M , 1MO Second perlod-None. Panaltlee-Bna* ladaptndence Bowl old, his falber w u klllea In a In many of the maior citlu . as the vendors roasted them would be half dead by the niak. Phi. 2 9 . Hantar. Bdm, 741; Southern Mlasiaolppl M. McNeete Stale Though retired. Gergor .still 1. DePial (K i defeated UCLAtt-77 Bttsntak. Pbl.7;«; MaaaNr. Bdm, t7;«, mine accident. At 13, he quit It w u while his band was on street comers. lime they started to play.” he plays the violin at homes lor ■V IN M O y UCLA 1011 kwt to Deraul»-n 14 PITTSBURGH (NBA) • Clarke, Phi. 1741: Oarke. PM. Nifl. Dec 14 school and went to work to playing at the Penn Albert "We were all In the same says. "Often I had to thump the elderly 4 Oreaon State iSOi NorthutetcmfO- Ililrd perlod-4. Ednwntoa, M e t ^ f Marty Gregor Is not one to help support his mother and •oo 10. defeats Rhode Island M M . Garden Mate Bowl Hotel III Greensburg, Pa., that boat at the Ume We were all my foot real hard to get them "It really makes me (eel (IbNCAAHockayConlliHiMEroiii (Weir, M ^ i . S:S4 1. PklladelpUa. Houston 9i. Navy 0 blow hit own horn, but in the four s litm . he met Dolom McCarthy, youngsters trying to get a to stay awake." r Virginia (M i defeated Baltimore Clarke 11 (ferber. Wltooni, T f f good." he ^ys. "when some­ OcyUfM Dec 19 '30, '30i and '40s. his was a T -m ' 1 His father had been an who worked In the hotel start. Dolores andl liked Jim­ In the '50s, when many o( needed chance t. Antona Slate (7*11 defeated lUlnoU PenalUae-Calll^ien. Edm, It M. Holiday Bowl one at one of these facilities 700 Sbota on ioal-Phlladelphta M-12-9. houaehold name among Big ■"Y accomplished violinist, and u office. They were married Wcsievan : lost to Tenneaaee VM . Brigham Youi^«, M U 4T my Dorsey the best; Tommy the Big Bands folded, the Gre- comes up to me and says. 9DtpertoC«ilw f’^dmonton m’114-t7 Band fans from roast to coast. soon u Gregor was old three months later. w u often too aloof." •OO 7 iWth Carolina (M l defeated Ooallea-nillad^ibia, Fetters Kdmon- 'Marty. I danced to your band Buffalo coach Roger Neilson Uanadieno 5, Kangrra 2 Rutters 7141 Tangerine Bowl Gregor's band played them enough to hold a violin, he "Delotei w u a wonderful Then came the lean Depres­ NEW YORK I i;PI I - At a time of (G Hockn ' ton. Moog. A-I7,f Florida V. M afyla^V when you were playing the I wake Forest (I4 i did not play all - Pittsburgh. Chicago. began playing. wife,” he uys. "She under­ sion years, when Gregor and year when people are recalling the believes McUlanahan has already Yvon Lambert scored with 35 31) IQM kilknMttoMl W«oqa»t i Maryland (711 defeated Georgia Detroir 211-4 dec 9 Gay Paree or Vogue Terrace Blue-Grav Gassk Los Angeles. San Francisco. stood that I bad a tough job helped the team. seconds left in the first period and be# Tpvnwmeiil Tedi*s'f Winnipeg 101-2 He had his own band ol his band often returned home or Ankara "' success story of the U S. Olympic First partod'-l, Winnipeg, Manery I Blue9 . Grays ’ Detroit. New York. In the 'JOs. and wouldn't be home for INARRERICA Doug Jarvis connected 57 seconds •:3 0 to Texas AAM (741 did not local youths by the time he after playiM the coal-mining Gregor laments that mo..t hockey team, at least one memher of With (Andrei Savard playing the (9) eWN FoolbMI Dowl II Notre Dame <4-11 defeated (Long. Witaonl. 2:14 2, WlnnlpM, 0 .D ac.9 NBC syndicated them for a days and often weeks at a FletUBowl w u 15. patches of Pennsylvania with of his musical contemporaries way he is and with McUlanahan into the second. It was the third Fikvlaw Valparaiso flO/d. defeated Kcntackyfl- Ukowich 17 (Bladod. OmsUanl, 212.2. half-hour every evening time. When she w u able, she thaf squad is trying to concentrate on «l Detroit. Hamel I (HMs. WooiNl. 7:27.4. Penn States. Ohio SUte » "We played weddings, little money to show for their are gone "They were great skating so well we didn't have to straight loss for New York, all com­ •OO 12 LSU (711 defeated Xavier (Ohio) Detroit. Ogrodnlck 18 lUraon. Huberi. Dec . 2 through its affiliates. V baptisms, fairs, anywhere traveled with me.” efforts. the future instead of the past. (O m TMOalorDowl Sun Bowl musicians. Today we have a match lines tonight," the coach said. ing since the announcement that 7B42 lf;« PenalUee-*Woods. Det. 2:ff. Sitting in his small apart­ they needed musicians,” be Gregor bouts that his band In better days, a night's 1 will never compare anything in (if) NCAA Hockey U Michigan (74i did not play Trtmper. Wln.2;4r.; Manery. Win. II Nebraska 31. Mltsinlppi 8U U 17 ment here, the 81-year-old lot of good talent, the young Uberty Bowl u y i. "1 w u working In the attracted “some of the finest work would net the band 3150. my career to last year." Rob Overall 1 would have to say it was a team Director of Operations Craig 11:30 14 Iowa (4-11 did not play Steen. Win. If Oi Gregor caresses an old trum­ pmple study and learn well. (11) tporlkContef If UUh (Oil loat to Drake M . Second peiiod-f.. Detroit. Tbompaon 12 Ihirdue 9 . Mlsaourt 9 glanworks at this time and vocalists in the business” — "I had to split that among But to be a truly great musi­ good w in ■' Patrick would continue as coach for ilefeated CahFullerton N-TO. iNedomansky. Mllleri. 8:9 Penaltlee- Hall of Fame Gank pet. plays his theme song and McUlanahan said Sunday night alter 1200 would play In the evenings Jeannie Baxter, Margie Long, the band and our vocalist.’^ cian takes years of study and Peter McNab spoiled Buffalo the remainder of the year. 16 Indiana (7-31 defeated Kansas Stall Undslrom. Win. 4:12. Ogriidnlck. Det. Arkansas M. Tblanc LA remembers the heyday ol the scoring his first goal of the season to a t ESPN Cokogo Foottwk Bowl Dec 9 J and on weekends. Sally Hughes and Bessie says Gregor. " I I I cleared 315. prqi^jjce. .something not too 1-44. defeated Rutgers 8T4. Hicks. r>et. 12:9 Big Bands. lead the Buffalo Sabres to a S-2 vic­ goalie Bob Sauve s shutout 43 Maple la*afa ft. Blark Hawk* .1 Pr«irt«w 17 South A la b a m a i did not play Third period 4. Wimipef. Lukowich 18 Gator Bowl (South Carolina M va. "M y money went to my Smith. I was lucky. On a good week, many young people want to 12:90 18 Brigham Young (M l defeated (Bladon i. 8:24 7. Detroit. Tliompaon 14 Pittsburgh 10-11. Jacfcaonville. Fla.. 9 Those were the days when mothCT. and I couldn't afford And the Gregors counted as when we played five and six tory over the Boston Bruins That seconds into the third peruxl But Darryl .Sittler scored a hat trick pm do (tD NCAA Weber SUte V-71. defeated Utah SUte (unauliledi, 12.20. Penaltlee-Foll^ Gregor blasted away on his private lessons. I taught friends Tommy and Jimmy engagements at $15 each. It Gare countered with his 23rd ol the and Bill Derlago added two goals to I04« Det. 0:21. Foligno. Det. major Dec 11 "I think we re coming bark was something spiH ial. but it s in the 12:90 trumpet while playing at the Dorsey, Paul Whiteman and was considered good money. help Toronto snap a four-game losing ( I) ChamptofitMp* Of Th« U90A 19 Tennessee (7-ti defeated Arlaona Triinpei Trlmper. Win. major. M 41 Bluebonnet Bowl (North Carolina KKI myself and composed my own to the Big Bands People, past Last year has absolutely vs Texas 7-41. Houston. I p m. Palladium in Los Angeles or Dave Harmon. 2:90 stale 6»-f2 Shots on goal•l-Detroil 144-7-27 music.'’ "When Prohibition was especially young people, are streak. Ron Sedibauer ended 20 Arkansas i7-3» defeated Southern Wmhipeg I24-7-3I Jan I the Hippodrome in Detroit gors moved to Miami, where nothing to do with what I m doing (it) SporttCofilbr By age 30, Gregor w u in "Dolores and I were living repealed and liquor came finding that touch dancing is Mississippl764l. tosItoKansasStatelf' (ioaliea-Detroil. Loxlnskl.Gllberl Win Sugar Bowl. iGeorgta lid va. Notre Madison Square Garden, the he free-lanced for manv soci­ now Chicago's home goal famine by 3:00 Dame9-Mi. New Ormns.lp m Detroit, playing one-nlghters at 85th Street and Broadway back, many nightclubs were fun " « nipeg. Hamel A 14.010 Roseland M llroom . the Wal­ ety functions Mrs. ftregor scoring with 43 seconds left in the 01) T«nnl« OrMMf Note Bv agreement wllh the National ('olton Bowl (Baylor NKI va. Alabama in small restaurants. (in New York City) in the reopened and we had ilenty of Often Gregor becomes a bit McUlanahan. back Irom Rochester .As.sonalHin ol Basketball Coaches of the 9-21. Dallas. I 10 p.m dorf Astoria. Ihe Astor and the died in 1962 0:90 "They wanted me to play '20s,” Gregor recalls. "The wistful, especiallv alter play­ of the American IfiK'kev League, first period (II) U.O.Tab»«T«fM»lt \ nitrd Slates, teams on probation by the Rose Bowl iwasbing^ M vs Cinderella Ballroom in New Dorseys were playing at a work. Then we started to "That was a lough time (or V'AA are ineligible lor Top 39 and Michlgan9-2i.Paaadena.C^lif .rp m , my violin as the guests me." Gregor recalls. "We ing his theme. "Just a Song." scored along with Danny Gare and Red W iiign 4, Jets ,'t Orange Howl (Oklahoma94 va. rloridi York City were his regular small ballroom across from negotiate for our fees." nalittnal chaintiionshlp coosioeralion bi were Inseparable She used to on his trumpet or violin. Errol Thompson scored two goals, (tie riM Uoaro ol Coaches The only SUtelO-li Mlfmi.Fla Bpm beat. our apartment. During World War II. Gre­ Don Luce to give Bullalo three goals Jan 2 A wistful Marty Gregor plays a few notes tai?wu*abie"to always be waiting lor me at "I can t romplain. he says including the winner with 7:30 left in tram on probation lor the 10041 season Football The son of Austrian immi­ "Dolores and I would leave gor played the Terrace Room in a five-m inute span ol the second IS Ihe I'niversilvol New MesKN* Peach Bowl i Virginia Tech 8-3 vs of his Big Band’s theme, “Just a Song,“ on an and s ^ money home." of Pittsburgh's posh William the enu ol an engagement "Music IS my life, and I ve Basketball Miami Fla 84l AtianU.2 9 p m grants. Gregor was born in Gradually Gregor assem­ a window open so we could period season 2fj seconds later Bruins the game, to lift Detroit. Thompson's % Penn Hotel. That was enough lor me I lived a lifetime of music Jan 10 Mount Pleasant. Pa . where hear their music. On a quiet second goal was unassisted as he old trumpet. His was a familiar name from bled a group of accomplisheo returned to Pittsburgh and NK\*-I‘. l 'l I* I'.TI.HI'HI. I isss , Gare s (Kiwer-play goal al 4 21 rookie Keith Urowder's third ol the (§1 hUsl-Wesl Shrine Palo Alto Calif his father worked in Ihe coal night, vou could hear Ihe Dor­ Many of my musicians stole the puck from delenseman p m coast to coast during the ‘20s, ‘30s and ‘40s. musicians and was on his way gave Bullalo a 2 0 lead McUlanahan season al 13 fiB closed out the Hula Howl. Honolulu Hawaii tpm made il :!-Ual K 10 w ith Ins lirs l ol the Scoring Bullalo tinik a 1-0 tirst- Dave Babych and scored from Ihe Jan 17 Hockey VFL PlaytiH Schedule Senuir tkml Mobile Ala Ipm 2 corner of the crease Winnipeg's season belore Luce s ta lly al 9 09 up­ pcriiKl lead on Derek Smith s 10th of Bv United ITcss Internationa Jan 18 SATIOMI.IUSKKThM.l. \SS(K' • All limes KSTi ped the m argin alte r two periods ol the vear Morris Lukowich scored his 17th and Japan Bowl Vokohjina Cliv Japan Kaslem ( tKiIrrerK e Wild Card Plavnfls II 9 p tn play I was surprised the way the 18th goals of the season Ml.inlu Division Sunday Dec 8 TV tonight V\ L IM (.H Dallas34 lats Angeles 13 i.NFC- Sabres played. said Boston U ver-. 2. AKC< Pralrla Charles Ingalls la forced to EVCNIHG ______8:00 40 USAF Religious Film my way McUlanahan said 1 was delenseman Gary Doak They Goaltender Pete Peeters kicked lloslon s R 778 3'I n a tio n a l IKK KKY LKAtil'K Divisional Playolls 7:00 be a midwife when Caroline gives Saturday Jah 3 (0) Fraabla And Tha Baan Hot on out 28 shots and Bohby Clarke '.I’w N ork 2t D i ( ainpbell ConIcrmcr " ' 6:00 '3l CBS News birth sooner than expected 2:00 sent down and 1 took it pretty hard dumped It in a lot and played like we Udshinglofl Id 21 432 16 Patrick Division Minnesota al ITiifadelphia 12 30p m N«w» the trail of airborne cocaine smug­ S Best Of Midday r JUB 21 iNKO (6) M.A.8.H. (Repeat. 60 mins.) (Cloaed* 1 1 m starling to leel giHxl alxml my try to do I d never seen them play- snapped a 1-1 tie w ith 8 45 of the third New .lersev 12 W L T ins liF DA (J) Startky And Hutch (0)(49 ABC Nawe glers. Bean's life flaahaa baforahia Monday 0 Joe Franklin Show ( rntra) Division NY Islanders ,2 7 8 f4 19 119 Buffalo at San [)iego 4pm -AFC) eyes whan daredevil Freebie takes Captioned; USA) that wav belore. and they plaved thal period Brian Propp scored for 27 11 7U J ' Jokar'tWlId 10) Bullsaya 9 4 ® Oreal Performancee: Solti 22 Get Smart game again Milwaukn* Philadelphia 24 I f fJ iC 96 Sunday Jan 4 his firtl Hying lesson- -aolo al 3,0(X) Indiana 21 17 :i3 b Oakland al Cleveland 12 9 p m Ctf MCAAMochayConMnuatFrom \\) SportflCantar Conducte Sir George Solti and the 2.20 I scored nine points in my last style unbelievably weH" Philadelphia while Mark Messier Calgarv 1.^ 12 8 38 12 19 feel (60 mms.) 3 News. Weather Chit ago Ifl X) 474 y VAashmgton 12 13 10 34 IX 19 'AFO Daytima Great Lakes i14) Slapping Out: Tha OaBotta Chicago Symphony perform Men- lour games in Rwhester so maybe In other games. Montreal ripped connected for Edmonton, Mlania 17 21 H7 10 Dallasat Atlanta.4 p m iNFCi Invitational Conaolalion Grow Up HBO preaanta an axclu- (1) PMMagaalna Ma(l< Harmon stun, .is a 2.25 NY Rangers 12 19 f 8 19 148 That's Incradtbla An excit­ delaaohn’s Symphony No. 5 in A 9 ( leveland 12 27 308 i f l ('onf erenc* (.'harnpionships 3 Moment Of Meditation the New York Rangers 5-2, Toronlo Blunt d. Caiiurkit 2 .Smvihe Division ^ Partridga Family siveholidayapecialthatcelebratai minor' and Anton Bruckner a deputy stien" m a sn^ad f (on la they feel 1 can come up here and help lirtroii to a 20 17 SI laniis 2 9 r ft irg 124 Sunday. Jan 11 ing Air F orca rescue damonatralion 2.30 A4 Baalc Solar Energy Ihe life, spirit and never-ending 'Symphony No 6 in A major' (90 city, who IS engaged to in>- downed Chicago 63. Detroit topped Rick Lapointe scored two goals on W csl er n ( ‘finl erence Vantouver 17 H 9 C 14f 19 American Conference by heroaa of the MOM Grand Hotel 11 SportsCenter the team Lm confident 1 can il I gel ^ Studio Saa achievements of the hysically- daugtite' (Morgan F.iKct'iiid o( Midwest (iivision ( ulorado 12 18 6 3D I2T 147 Teams and site to be announced disaster, a houaawtfa who myalar- mina ) 22 World Of Laurel And Hardy the chance Lm feeling ginid on my Winnipeg 4 3. Philadelphia nipped St Louis' only two shots of the third W L I (;h National Conference WMoirta-i AAinmpeg 2 27 7 11 I® I® Super Buwl lureaol a small creature who lives in 99 Sha Na Na AudrayHepburn.HenryFonda, 10th 9 Movia (Adventurs-Orama) * couver 3-2 came with 113 left. 4tr V Sunaay. Jan 7 MAJOR INIXKJR SOtXER LEAGUE oven. a daredevil dog who soars miere drama ret-m.idcasl or Man Wllh the tcy Eyes i971 wheels now when I need them Houston 22 ASales Conference Ihe woods, (died with songs, (ighls. 99 Nawa Century Napoleon turns hia atten­ 1 (ah ir S 30 Vt Al NewOrleans.epm Atlantic Division through the skies like a bird, and a Victor Buono Keenan Wynn Ynuii-g Norris Division lots of suspense and. of course, a 94 Nancy Savin-Tha Arts tions to Russia, and in ao doing NBC Monday NigW al (he lirnMT 12 24 333 tPi SA L T hs DK GA W L Pet GB demonstration ol the power of Ihe newspaper reporter tfieslobuildhis Dallas : 34 la 2D Izos Angeles 6 7 D (F 13 New Vork tr 2 ■2 — happv anding (Rated G) (2 hra ) Antiquaa causeahardahipaandgriefonavaat Movies,' DeceitiDe' / i Uiv Angeles 2 9 U« 121 Dallas mind to move physical objecla (60 reputation by capitalizing on the I’auitiu Divisiun 3 1014 7-M l*hiladelphia 1 9 m f'l 49 Jim Rockford: Private 99 Yaar In Raviaw scale (4 hra) It's Ihe (ale of K'e t’eariit-rv Montreal 19 13 U6 1® DaF FG Seplien 9 mina) murder ol a Senator (2 hrs ) |’lnK*nis fi R ROD 14T 172 Halliinore 6 7 4B 7 Invaatigator 7:29 8:30 llarllord 13 ir LA Thomas 1 run - kick failed- (03 Hockey ol Ihe sheriff n 'his 'j . r'-nur ly 11 Tennis Grand Masters From i/os Xngrirv a 14 ffO 6 Ihttsburgh II 18 i r in lUrtlord r 11 313 9*1 0:30 99 Dally Number (0^ MervGrimn ra ) DaF-FG Seplien 8 (ID 1080 International Racquet- and .fs effect or the lives ii me Naples. Florida Singles And Dou (folden Stall- Xt 18 1 Detroit 19 114 146 leniral Division Tic Tec Dough 7:30 (ID ESPN College Football Bowl Portland 19 2D 4S7 I2D I.A-Dennard 21 pass Irom Ferragamo SI Louis 11 3 7® — ban Tournament Men's Final town's m-'sl prjwerly. lanily bies Semifinals Adams IhvisHMi • Corral kick > 999299 NBCNawa (3 1 PMMagaxIna San Diego IB Xl 474 13 112 I® Cleveland 10 6 er 2 il4) Movie -(Orama) ** ' Board­ P r e v ie w Bullalo IB 8 9 4f Dai f)urselt 12 run - Seplien kick) 94 9 f Over Easy Guest Academy (01 Allln The Family OKK) .and man, less promine'’! peo 22 Bewitched Seattle I" X) 49 13'I Minnesota 17 9 8 43 18 1® Chicago 7 8 «7 4'4 w alk” 1070 Ruth Gordon. Lee 3:30 Buflalo ' 10 38 V, Award winning costume designer 10 Family Faud (JJ M.A.S.H. The 1061 New Year's pie as well Saturday s Results Boston 12 16 7 31 19 IX kick) Strasberg European emigres bat* 22 Happy Days Again Western Division EdithHead Hosts HughDownsand i f ' Faca Tha Musk: celebration kicks oH another 12 \r*X..rkl0U KansasCitvW Toronto IS 17 ■ 31 141 ira Dai Johnson 7 pass from While Me Ihe dangers of a declining The NBC TV series Flamingo 4 00 Uashmgton It* )fou.stuny> (Juehet 10 17 8 9 12 147 Wirhita 9 6 ttO — Frank Blair (Closed-Captioned. <09 You Bat Vour Ufa months of simple joys and nagging ‘Septien kick Denver r 10 38 4 Brooklyn neighborhood. (103 Road' piem ieies on Fuesuay 22 News Boston 113 Mlania un Saturday s Results Dai D Pearson pass from White USA) 99 M.A.S.H. hardships foMhemenand women of Chit ago UM Detroit 97 NY Islandersf Hartfordf'tie- San Francisco 4 U 38 4>i 6:SS 94 9T MacNalELahrarBaport m int) January 6. 4 30 -SeplienSeplien kkicki 4>i Ihe 4077lh Milwaukee 112 Dallas 9>- Boston 6 Toronto 3 Phoenix 4 10 81 49 Tic Tec Dough 99 99 99 Llttta Houta On Tha 22 22 Alive Saturday s Results A9 News San .Antonio 142 I'la h 117 Calgary 2. Philadelphia I « COMAulOC tliv-CIt • Denver 17 Philadelphia 121 Montreal? Washington4 LA Dal New York6 Bullalof 'OT> PhosmiK Il6 Los Angeles l(K I’illsburgh6 ijuebec4 First downs L*. 9 SI Louis 4 CTeyeland3 /HouKA/conenA/ San Diego 121 Indiana 109 Sunday s Results M TS A S TA Tl S4 IX IT SS S a V IR L A M l)ctnMl4 hkfmonlonl iliei Rushes-vards 46- 39 tASTMAATeoeo SSS-SSV (lolden Slate 104 Seallle9R Minnesota 6 Colorado 4 Passing yards l« I® Cleveland 10 Baltimore 3 ■AROAIN IS A TIM tt DAILY Sunday s Results tivist Patricia Shattts and Skip For St I>hiis4 Angeles 4 1 tie- Return vards 1® WichiUS San FranriscoO '0)49 The Gator Bowl ABC Sports 0) Morecamba And Wise PMST SHOW ONLY IX.SO Kansas Ciiv KC New Jersey » Denver f. Chicago 3 low. President of Central Maine Sunday s Results Passes 1F-3IF-3 I2-2--3 TV tomorrow will provide live coverage ol Pitts­ tv SportsCantar Iais Angeles 122 ITiiladeliihia 116 l*hoenii 13. Hartford 8 Powers, debate the issue of nuclear Montreal: N V Rangers? INints 6 9 3 3 -44 r burgh vs South Carolina from Jack Mond.iv s Dame Buffalo' Boston? 1 -0 Monday s Game 29'2290 Tha Tonight Show The energy (gOmins ) Fumbles'Urst l-O San Francisco at St Louis 9:00 AFTERNOON ___ sonville. Florida. Best of Carson'Guests Anthony Dallas al (leveland Tonmlo6 (‘hicagoS PenallieS'Vards 11 79 MORNING 39 Movie-(Mystery) **'i ' Sher­ Tuesilav s Dames Tuesday i Game |) Tom And Jarry ill) Varioue Programming (ID NCAA Hockay Great Lakes Newley. Shelley Winters (Repeat. Detroit 4 Winniwg3 5:00 12:00 lock Holmes And the Spider I lallas at New Vork I*hiladelphia2 F^inonton I Philadelphia at Chicago 0j Brady Bunch ®9299 Taiat Invitational-Final 60 mins ) Individual Leaders vf News (S)Ci)(0) News Woman” 1944 Basil Ralhbone. Milwaukee al Masliington St I.OU1S3, Vamouyer? RI SHING- Los Angeles-Thomat 14-41 0199 Phil Donahua Show 94 Oue Paaa U.8.A.7 (Exc 99 92 99 Monday Night At Tha (27) ABC Captioned News lie lro it at Atlanta NORTH AMERICAN .SOCCER LEAGl 5:15 <0: Jo# Franklin Show If) Uvlr^ Faith Nigel Bruce Sherlock Holmes Monday s Dantes brvant 1044 Dallas-Dorselt 81® Thor.) Movtas 'Flamingo Road' i960 11:45 New Jersev at Chicago Spfings4-T8 NewhouseI146 Jonesf49 )Indoor League> $ Ed Allen Show 11 ESPN Collaga Football 99 92 99 Card Sharks fights a murderess who employs ' No Dames S< tieduled > Stars Kevin McCarthy. Barbara '6:40! News San Diego al Houston Northern Division 5:30 99 Movia 39 Ghost And Mrs. Muir spiders to kill her' victims (90 Tuesday s Gaines Newsome 2-34 While 2-2 Praviaw (Wed.) 07) OuaPasa.U.S.A.? Rush In a small Florida cily. Seattle at San Antonio N Y Rangers al (^bec PASSING- Los Angeles-Ferragamo 14 W L Pci GB if Daniel Boone 29 Celebration Of The Eucheriet 49 Family Faud 12:00 mms ) Dolden Stale al Kansas! ilv Vancouver f 3 — 3:30 members ol a wealthy family Imd t olorado al N Y Islanders ir DallasWhite l2 -r ^ l» _ 5:45 9 f SesamaStraet '3 j CBSLateMovie QUINCY Tis 12:35 Indiana at Denver 3 3 50) I 24 Sesame Street themselveain conflict wilh the local sue of Truth'Stars Jack Klugman, lliiladciphiaat Minnesota RFU’KIVING-Los AngeievDennard 6- iwonio 12:25 0) Ftintstonas 0' Championships Of The USGA D>s Angeles at I'lah 4 S 444 ID vl) New Zoo Revue 99 Hour Megaxlne sheriff, whose heavy handed m l-almontonat (algary H7 Thomas S-X Nelson 112 Waddyl-9 Mmonton 5:54 (I) New Jersey Report 1|) Movie (FrI.) Qazry Walberg. Ouincy mual find a Jack Nicktaus'dramatic i960 US Hosum at liHienix Washington at Vancouver Brvani2 7.GumanK DalUt-D Pearaon Calgary 4 5 444 ID 99 Don Lena Show 94 VWa Alegre (Exc. Thur.) Muence is backed by hia knowledge kidnapped teen agei. buried alive lliiladelphia at Portland Central Division 99 Morning Prayer 49 Richard Simmons Show 12:30 Open victory at Baltusrol willbe the lais Angeles at Montreal 4®. Dorset! 3-9. Saldi 2-f3. Johnson I- <0) Search For Tomorrow 99 lOreamOf Jeennie of dark secrets. (2 hrs ) with leas than 24 hours worth ol air Toronto at St U mjis Minnesota f 2 714 - 5:55 0:30 local poinl ol this sports special KANSAS CITY ‘ Ufi- 7 Hill 16 Dupree 1-7 97) Villa Alegre 9:30 Onra|o ! 3 99 Today's Woman )) Brady Bunch ^0) Vidal Sassoon: Vour New (Repeat) THE NEW AVENGERS which also includes highlights ot UiNfinan 9IM I18 King 93-42l Launn Savard' 4 21 3 Buffalo ( f ) Movie sianpianialAlexanderToradzoper- 0)Movle-(Drama)** 'x “Joshua " iBahrkirki Calilorma !■ 3 0) News }) Jetfersons 1:00 WarnerOland.Helen Wood Cabled 1U 3 3 34 O K oren2U d4 Lut as 12 IM7 McClanahan I -Luce Dunn- 6 10 4 Oak-FG Bahr 2 San Diego 3 4 i!D NCAA BaaketbeN (Tue.) forming Stravinsky's Three Fred Williamson AftertheCivilWar A 6:30 (0) Young And The RastiasB by racehorse owner lor help Chan b Cook l(M)2 S(urrow 3iM)6 Toials Bullalo Lure 9 - Van boxmeer) 9® Oak Haves 9 pass interception - Bahr Dallas 3 4 0) Bewitched (14) Movie (Thur.) Movements Irom Pelrouchka V 28 33 99 Penaltie-* Hounjue Bos 3 24 Playlaii 0)109 Elintalonea 0) Mike Douglas (0) My Three Sons men were returning to their arrives to tmd him dead (60mins) Tulu 3 i 10:00 homelands in hopes of starling a KansasCitv 28 22 28 34 KC Bui 6 4' Dare Buf 10 X Jonathan f ' My Three Sons tf)4 9 All My Children (U) Dometa 1:00 ^ T O I A -f2 7® Western Division 0 ’ Rompar Room 99 PTL Club-Telk And Variety (0) Lou Grant A typical work day New .lersev 18 28 It 27 99 Bos 10 X San Jose f 4 I News ID toortsCanlar (0) Movie new and peaceful life only to find 5 Rat Patrol Third period f Boston McNab If Hou (22 Bugs Bunny And Friends piles up pressure on anoverworked death and destruction awaiting Three point goals Newlin Ttrtal touts Seattle f 4 99 Buliwinkle 9 9 9 2 9 9 Days Of Our Lives 1:30 PG Kansas ( il\ 27 New Jersev 24 Alt • O Reilly- 0 43 6. Bullalo Dare 24 Find downs 18 39 99 Las Vagas Gambit 9497) Sesame Street Louashetriestohandlecrankcalls. I Portland f f 99 Various Programming 94 Movie (Exc. Thur.) them (2 hrs.) S Adam 12 :z£t -McKegnev Smith' 1 ® 7 Boston Rushes yards &-W Los Angeles 4 4 92 22 Allva 99 Movie libel problems and a leuding stall. !11) ESPN College Football Bowl Crowder 3 (Kasper Cashmani 13 M I'assmg yards 178 99 Romper Room 94 Mitlar Rogers 97) Matinee At The Bijou (Mon.) Saturday s Results 1:30 99 Bewitched (60 mms) Preview U S Baniamweight -I AM NOT AN ANIMAL' PHILADKLPHIA <116. Penalties Martin Buf 10 ® Return yards 84 .t» 6:55 9# Tom Larson Show Los Angeles 3 Sieattle 2 49 Big VaHey (0D News Championship l-lrving 10 6 7 X) C Jones 3 (M) 6 Shotsongoal Roston96t2-8 Buffalo Passes G -2 -2 8 -8 -1 92) AmertcanTraH 49 iLovaLucy I0J Addama Family I AM A HUMAN BEING’ Punts 9-44 0 9 -fl 1 Dallas ). San Joae 5 4:30 (fl) Movie-(Horror) "Amlty Ddwkms6' 7l7 CheeksT 2-2 12 Tonev 10-13-9-S Sunday s Games •49 News 10:24 '^ii) AIE8tarSoccer(Mon.) <14) Movie-(Comedy) ••'X "W.W. 6 (Ml 12 H -lonesb' * 17 Htdiand 7 S-r Doalies Boston A'achon Bullalo Fumbles-lost 1 1 3-6 (il) Jaka Hast Goapel Time (0) FUntatonea vMIe Horror” 1979 James Brolm, AndTheDIxleOanceKings” 1974 1. AM A MAN'- C • No Games Scheduled ■ 7:00 49 Waathar Vlaw 18 Kiihardvm 2 0-0 4 Mis 2 IM> 4 .Nauve A 16 4X1 I'enaltiesvards 8-64 I4--91 (ID NCAA Hockay (Mon.) Margot Kidder Story of a demon Burl Reynolds. Art Carney Aneasy Goal try' falls short of mark Monday s Game 0) Morning 10:30 2:00 IPBE totals <7 21 36 H6 Montreal i 3 1 -f. Vancouver at Calgarv 0) Aa The World Tuma (H Chrlat The Uving Word possessed house. (Rated R) (li3 going con artist loves country mu-. I.DS AViKLKS -12' Individual Leaders 1) Popeye And Bugs Bunny 0 Alica New York Rangers 020 2 Hl'SHING - Houslon-Campbell 261 Tuesday i Games (49 Good MorrOng Amertce (0) Gat Smart ® Bewitched mms.) SIC. robbing gas stations and a girl T H £ F’hiladelphia delenseman Behn Wilson fails Hooe during second period of NHL game last ( hones I 2 * 4 ASilkes 14 4^ 32 Abdul First period 1 Montreal l.ambert 9 I No Games Sch^uled > (0) ILovaLucy 94 ConnecUcut Prime Time tahbar 14 6-4IU4 Carter 14-46 Niton 4 Carpenler'6 T Wilson l-i-Si Oakland- (0)49 OneUfeToUve ® One Day At A Time singer (87 mins ) iRobinson Tremblavi. 19 7 Penalties- .1) Richard Simmons Show 9 9 9 9 9 9 Blockbustars 97) Stalking immortality This Travel Service in bid to slip puck past Kdmonton goalie Andy night. Flyers won out, 2-1. (U P l photo) 66 14 ( iK.)ier 6 3.3 If Brewer 2 0414 Kmg l3-fi. Van t>ghen 14-16. Whittington (n.' SporlsCenter <14) Stannd period 2. Montreal. Jarvis 8 99 Batman 9 9 9 2 9 9 Another World CM) NCAA BatkaU>aH (Wed.) 12:15 6 43 -2 1 65 Philadel{>hia 2 2 7 2 7 7 116 Campbell6-166 0akland-Plunkett8 8-l- 10:50 (14 Movie (Wed.. Fri.) investigation ol lha physiology ol -Nilan Robinson) f7 3 New York 7:25 34 Naws 99 You Bet Your Ufa 8 >49 ABC Naws Nlghtllne College basketball roundup D.S Angeles 31 7 7 31 12 Hedberg If i Allison > 2 L' 4 Montreal lil) Devey And OoMeth the aging process and with the lo- 12:30 . MAN RECEIVING - Houslon-Barber 4-B (I) News 10:58 2:30 Thrw.iic.ml *.»( (ju'Cnl TouJ (:«1» shun a ,'un«ir Urouchc. J 14 (0) UttleRescela 92 Happy Deya Again lure possibilities of extending Ihe ‘ 01 Hogan's Haroes Over 30 Years PtiiUdrl|>hid21 I aia Ang<-lfs9 Fouled RenIroS®CaswrS-Sl Carpenter3-9. DO IT DAILY - Read the 7:30 (0) Nawsbraak Montreal Mondou 4 (Lambert. Trem- 9497) Mistar Rogers human lifespan. (60 mina.) (11) NCAA Baakalball Connecticut '•ut None Tethnwal Nofw* A--I7fff Coleman 1-8. R Johnson M l Oakland- )0j FOelstones 11:00 Movie (Thur.) Travel experience blavi. 7 9 6 New York. Johnstone 8 \Shillington264 ('hesler3-l2 Kingl-2 Evening Herald's comics (il) Domate 99 Starsky And Hutch Mutual Clasaic-Semifinal Nund4gben 1-8 Christens­ and cartoons. O VarkHit Programming (Eic. 49 Jokar'sWHd 10:30 (29 ® '99 Tomorrow Host Tom By ( mied Prevs tnlernulional Bei k.NYR.r X Kngblom Mon U 14 en M Scooby Doo (0) Midday for all Airlines Railroads and Third period 7 Nfontreal Houle 13 Thur.) 5:15 II) UfaOIRilay Snyder Quests Glen Campbell. Kingfiiiian ('lussii 8:00 (0)(49 LovaBoat (24 Dick Cavatt Show Steamship Lines Tennessee pulls surprises Finals < Napier i 14 R) Penallies-None 99 Nanny And The Profeaaor (tl) Harmano Pablo Tanya Tucker. Rev JerryFalwell, ' D Captain Kangaroo 10) Straight Talk BuHalnSt 77. KrtniklynTO'OT' Shotsongoal Montreal IM-13-9 New was season to destrov thal theory Island 103-55. No 15 Utah beat SiL 13 n (ID Koiak scored 30 points for the Irish, in­ (.'onsolatinn games Sieiond penod-2. St Louis. BabychS AUTO DO IT WEDNESDAY — Find out how to save money by m> laughing The 19th-ranked \'olunteers. in a Eullerton State 76-70 and No 16 In­ Northwestern 72 Princeton «)DT» •Dunlop, PeilerssonI 2 T3 Penalties- clipping coupons and by reading the Supermarket Shopper cluding 14-o(-15 free throws in the se­ I lah 76 Fullerton Si 70 Fraser. Van.6 9 . Hart. StL. If ® Rota. matter until performance head coaeti Don Devoe diana thumped Rhode Island 55-50 cond half, to pace Notre Dame. He Rainbow Classic Van.tf « . Micheleiti.StL.l6 9 column in your Wednesday and Saturday Evening Herald. called one the ir best ol the season, Del’aul slaked its claim to the No First round Third period -3 SI Louis Lapointe f Judy Benjamin hit two foul shots with 2:59 left to (TemsonfiU. Louisiana Tech tt lOTi iPelierssoni.7 ft 4 Vancouver Brasar REPAIRS routed 6th-ranked Arizona State 69-53 1 ranking by crushing No 3 UULA 93- give the Irish a 63-57 lead and added Indianaf/. Rutgers fO 12 'Williams Schmautzi. 9 8 f. St v o u r '' fR joined it. Sunday in the lirst round ol the Sugar 77 al home during the weekend, while All College Tournament Louis, lapomle 6 (Federkoi 18 47 lour more free throws as Kentucky, First round Penalties -Dunlop. SiL. 2 G Babycn. CHOICE Bowl tournament behind a pair of 22- top-ranked Kentucky suffered a rare Alcorn St M Kent St 74 StL. minor inaior. ID G Williams Van -Nome of Mr. 4 KITCHEN 6-1. scrambled to take the ball away Oklahoma St 2 . No Texas St S point performances hv Howard Wood homecourl loss to N otre Dame. 67-61 maior 10 C. Fraser Van II 8 TAURANT from the Irish. Sai red Heart Holiday Classic SrMKs on goal St Iahiis ll-f-2 18 First round 2 and Dale Ellis Kentucky had held a one-point lead Vancouver If-8 I4 2 • Compto® Machanlcal Sanrtci BENJAMIN Oregon Slate put on a clinic in fast- liruigepoft Kf. Hartwickifi 331 CftnlarSL, Manch»st«r 64T-9995 f,RVALUE MEALS This was one ol our really fine over Del’aul for the lop spot in UFI's (ioahes St Ianjis laul Vancouver. break offense and pressure defense StonehillTB Bl'Mitnsburg St lA Brodeur A 16.413 • CoHItlon Repair (Juint'v College Holiday Tournament >€LC NIGHT wins of the season said Devoe, board ol coaches poll lor three con­ to trample previously unbeaten I- irst round Toronto 3 13-6 • Auto Pahitliig whose 7-1 team will lace Duke in the secutive weeks Rhode Island and advance to the Cent ArkansasC So Carolina-Aiken Chicago 111—3 championship finals tonight I can't 79 First period-'l. Twonto. Derlago 12 OPEN DEC. 31st NEW YEAR’S EVE "We were psyched,'' said DePaul finals of the Far West Classic. (^incy 81. Central St 72 iVaivei. 6 G 2, Toronto. Anderson IS • Low Coat Sorvloe C f NIGHTS* ‘Chopoed say enough about how well we are center Terry Cummings, who scored Sugar Bowl Classic (Turnbull. BoK'bman). 11 21 3. Toronto. Danny Vranes scored 17 points and Sittler 19 iTurnbulD. I6:ff( 4 Chicago. • Factory Todinlciaiia 19 points in the win over UULA. "We First round NewYbars Eve at fhe Steak Club FWRESERVATIOIIS cut 647-9995 putting together uflense and defense Scott Martin added 14 to pace a Utah Duko2 NewOrleans63 Sedibauer tO (Ruikowiki. Murray i. ft 17 Beef |jKE0 U> This was certainly about as good a wanted to show them and everyone Tenm^s.see® Arizona St fJ Penalties -Melrose. Tor. 4.8. Malone; • Cliarga With Maatar Gharia attack. Utah, 8-1. rolled to a 20-8 lead Sun Carnival Tournament Tor. double-minor, HJ7. Brown. Chi, at Mrrnon and iMethersfield ------Appetixers------(Dinner defensive game as we have played ' who was .No 1 midway through the first half and First round double-minor. 11.2 • 24 Hour Wrack® Scrvica Wood gave up five inches in height The Blue Demons' win, as usual, Texas Kl-PasoS. MiainnO if6 Second period-f:. Toronto. Sittler 9 loin u\ ^nd wc'll show you ihc btrsi lime of (he cniire ycu. FRESH FRUIT CUP ITALIAN ANTIPASTO stretched its margin to 3821 by half­ VillanovaB. San Francisco® iPicardi. 6 14 6. Chicago. Sutter 7- T a l UMnA 9 D inner Adieu TWESfei to Arizona State s 7-loot center Alton showcased the awesome talents of Bentleyley Holidavr Festival (Brown. Lysiaki. 17 M Penalties- I 0 I« tim e MINESTRONE SOUP CHILLED TOMATO JUICE First round Melrose. Tor. 2 (H. /.aharko. Chi, 5( 41. Savor the final hours of 1080 with an intimate dinner ... Lister, but he held him to only 10 All America forward Mark Aguirre, Melrose Tor.7 8 . .Sedibauer. Chi.7 8 . Utah will play Northwestern lAiyoIa'Md iB. SI Anselm sS from our holiday menu of steak, seafood, roast prime points The Vols built a .32-19 halftime who hit a game-high 23 points. The Merrimack V. Bentley Shand. Tor, 7 Bulley. Cbi. 7:2. ------Salad------ahff .RICHARD tonight in the consolation finals of the No Central(Jonter Mulidav Tournament Sagamuk. Tor. 14.B^Shand. Tor. 17.16 rib and of cxwrse our all-youKjan-eat salad bar. Early Special dinnen /etture lead and led by as many as 21 points victory also avenged a 77-71 upset WIDER PRY0R Far West Classic. Northwestern Semiimals Inird period -7, Toronto, Sutler 8 reservations ace suggest^. ------Entree------choke of Chopped Beet or ^ in the second half loss to UCLA in the first round of the Auguslana?!. Morningtide® (Maloney. Paiementi. 1 II 8. Toronto defeated Princeton 72-68 in overtime No IJakota®. Nebraska-Omaha® Derlago 13 (unaaaiated >. 1TA 9, Chicago. Afterwards, join us in our iounge for our New Years Fl$h Flict. and both include 1 thought Lister was probably a NUAA tournament last March. Boneless Chicken En Blanco ...... T .M Sunday behind Gaddis Rathel's 30 Sun Carnival Toumamenl Lytiak UM Marsh. Sutler i, 6 ® Penaltiei CARTER Eve Celebration. Reserved seats 17.50 All You Can Eat Solod Bar. Chicago benc*h i aerved by Sedibauer). "We were very prepared," said Texas-El PasoS Miami. 0 fd New York Strip Sirloin, 12 oz...... 1 2 .M Ularm SITU little frustrated out there," Devoe points. T^sl 13 11. .Sittler. Tor. 18:2 Daneing, Dining, Celehraling Baked Potato and said. "Although the stats on reboun­ Aguirre "Undoubtedly we took them Cornell O. Hufstradi Shots on goal- Toronto I2-12-9--S Roll mth Butter Isiah Thomas scored 16 points and diicago 10-1711 -9 Join us for a complete New Years Eve Party, with Breaded Veal Cutlet Parm iglano...... B -M CRAZY ding for the first halt were about St Michaels®. UwellU 81 lor granted last year. " Ted Kitchel added 13 but 16th-ranked West Goalies- Toronto. Crha Chicago. Ban Cocktails at 8:00. prime rib of beef or baked stuffed Veal Francalse...... -f-T B even, 1 felt we had done an awfully Alaska Anch 8 HouslonTI nennan A -1391 ^ DeFaul coach Ray Meyer, who Indiana had to fight off a late second- (XEVROIIT shrimp, with appetizer, baked potato, coffee and dessert Filet of Baked Stuffed Shrimp ...... TO-O® good job ol keeping Arizona State said last year he would have half rally to defeat Rutgers in the beginning at 8:00. Dancing from 9 :K till 2:00. Open 1 B « ------OVER 80 YEARS OF DEPENDABLE SERVICE) bar and party favors included also continental Irom having second shots ' preferred not to carry the |)urden of a first round of the Rainbow Classic. Baked Stuffed Bay S callops...... 5'7B Fish Dinner San. Wilson led Arizona State, now No 1 ranking, gave cr^it to the breakfast ... all for $69.95 a couple. Individual WALT DISNEY r ta b le s ^ r groups will be accommodated. $30.00 deposit Baked Stuffed Crab Legs ...... • • B-50 7-1. with 16 points sellout Horizon Arena crowd in­ CHEVROLET z atlas bantly req iu ^ with reservations, with payment in full by Filet of Sole Francalse ...... 7.OT "Tennessee is far and away the spiring the Blue Demons to their HMMbnbr - IN S®aM( Sbwt Sensational show D e/29th . Call Wethersfield 503-2344 or Vernon 6400166 best team we ve played this year, " ninth straight win. ' } ^ • 24 Hour Emergency Service Spaghetti with Meatballs or Sausage ...... f*®® (liw Um I BIRMINGHAM. Ala. lUPI) - or stop in. said Arizona coach .Ned Wulk "They "The crowd was super," .Meyer Cheese or Meat Ravioli...... ®*®® NirtNrV - Oi Pr«gKt Arkansas running back Gary Ander­ {m Mieii Mr® N l« |i) ItCMNiCOlO" took us out ol a lot of things and said II we have that type of crowd / V * Burner Sales S Service 1229 MAIN ST.. MANCHCaTBR The Steak Club ' Cannot ba uMd «n combination son may be playing flanker next year / JeltvBty i ^ Baked Stuffed Shells ...... ®>5® ■Nwtwy - IN OMm Ave forced us away Irom running our with othar diKOunti Applicable A tune tilled all year, we probably won't lose. " (msI tl WtIwIwT Pteui but it won't be because of anything he ABOVE ENTREES SERVED WITH taxti not includad At Partici­ animated Stull Kentucky coach Joe B Hall said he VERNON (tormAfty tht Steak Out) WETHERSFIELD MMur — MO MMur k m si pating Steakhouaes did wrong in the Hall of Fame Bowl. Roula 03, Tatcotlvill* AT THE RAMAOA INN "We didn't get anything going in the was displeased by the Wildcats' 7 ^ V , 649-4595 A CHOICE OF TWO (« WfNur ihmH Cm Nt) etUavagan/a' The 184-pound sophomore put on a Ttl 6466166 1330 Silas Daaoe Hgwy. on Wooditoch vaticy specifically for the reward would go to the fund / O r Orleans on New Year’s Day. ANN O. HIUS nomnt a. niwton JOHN STtWART ELIZABETH CARLO Carter had been at Camp David lor only a day when he E«tt Hartford ManchotMT Manch«st«r Vernon The mayor said personal contributions ranged from $1 MliU. ESTATE APfWUSAL I will be offered In Storrs on ■D U TH W IN DAVID K. NINIS MRS. JOHN OROMAN HERBERT PHELON broke his left collarbone while cross-country skiing on a ManchMt«r Manchetter to $6,000 and came from as far away as California and M«nCtM8t«T MancDotlar trail behind historic Aspen Lodge Saturday afternoon. Tuesdays 7-10 pm. DONOTHV MANY tllN M N M I atNTNA NNITTON AHN COffUNO PBO KOZAK Maine Menchester Manct>08^ MancbeNar Manchaatcr The Carters had flown to Camp David after spending Foe: $95 For Master Charge/VIsa Registrations MSINH tUUfVAN UEWlt a. MILCH MNJAMIH H. MaOOWAN IM PHILIP K. PELLETIER Christmas at their home in Plains, Ga. MftnchMMf ManchMtor Wiliimanttc Manchaatcr Twelve sixth graders from Racine, Wis., sent a $10 call 486-3234. MTTY AMSAOSe MNS. iOHN LYNCH DIANE BiRTHIAUME TERESA HOOVER check and the staff in the Rockford, 111., campaign office Carter's accident on a trail behind Camp David’s Aspen Vornon M«nct>MMr ManchMtBf '' Bolton •TtViN M. HAOOi ANNANILLl DOOOl JOHN f. O’ROURKE EU IN KLOEHN of independent presidential candidate John Anderson sent Lodge occurred during the president's second ski outing MftnchMtir MsnchMtST MancKMtar Manchcatar $44 66 ' of the day. The president, accompanied by his wife Since 1957, over 26,000 students have successfully com a i N I N O » K N t MANY I. lAMIY JAMES MCCARTHY HELEN McC a r t h y Manebaster Connecticut's Local Evening Dally Newspaper. pleted courses in this program offered by ManchMtor MAnchcatcr Manchatlar Rosalynn, Lukash, a Marine Corps aide and two Secret I mW ANT JOHNtTON •UTTU TNIATtN Of MAHCHISTIN MAOILEINE fUKINBKtS We are elderly, sick and crippled, but furious and PUT THE HERALD AND ADVERTISER TO WORK FOR YOU TODAY Service agents, was skiing on three inches of snow when TKINnRSinOFCOIMECIKUI ManchMtsr ygngjagw------horrified about these children, ' an anonymous donor who CAU DI8PUY ADVERTISINO 643-2711 his A i caught on a rock. Extended a Continuing Education • Non-Crodit gave $1 wrote, "(Wei want to seAd this little on the He (ell on his left elbow and shoulder, fracturing the Programs, U -U O ttorrs, CT 061U. MANCHESTER STATE BANK reward, hoping so many will send a little and that it will medial aspect of the left clavicle, the area closest to the elel Call 4 8 6 *3 2 3 4 or write for free brochure > 1041 Main Street. Manchester add up to much and will lead to the capture of this breastbone — the same injury he suffered years before monster or whatever is back of this awful evil " while attending the U.S. Naval Academy. EVENING HERALD, Mon., Dec. 29, 1980 - 21

20 - EVENING HERALD, Mon., Dec. 28. 1960 ffefp Wantud 13 Help Wudad 13 H ip W»nl»d 13 NURSES AIDES. Experience SECRETARY BOOKKEEPER­ Sufficient evidence seen Only color preferred. Full or part Ume. MANCHESTER to 110,900, SECRETARY for small but Abscam Immediate openings on 3:00 to Steno a must, benefits, fee fast growing Manchester 11:00 p.m. and 11:00 to 7:00 iid. Contemporary Women, firm. Must be experienced in CARRIERS NEEDED IN j A ■ a.m. shifts. Contact Mrs. Kartford, 527-2141. ail phases of office Ferguson, DNS, at 289-0573. irocedures, or willing to in election fearn. A good aptitude with EAST HARTFDRD trial in ^Gang of Four’ trial figures a must. Send resume ADVERTISING PART TIME - Earn extra and salary requirements to: Columbus Circle and PEKING (UPI) - The presiding trial is a defamation of Mao Tie- _ money while the kids are in TEACHER - Learning Box X, c/o M anchester 1 , ^ RATES school. Telephone Solicita­ Disabilities Teacher for Herald. Michael Avenue Area. resumes judge at Jiang Qing's trial declared tung." is ‘comic’ Coventry's Middle School. 1DAY...... 14*nsnMf tion. E. Hartford company. A today there is "conclusive” evidence She also told the court, "trying me Conn. Certification required. WASHINGTON (GPI) - A one- PARIS (UPI) - With The race for the 3 DAYS ...13 stories suggesting political Sanicaa Ottarad 31 Sanicaa Ottarad 31 Painting-Paparing to. with a speaker on "Coping with disclosed number of government available, they said. represents from three to six other the killings. "rightist archbishops ... who have., influence on judicial EVENING HERALD Loneliness troops Sunday drove a 3,tXX)-man The military action in people, meaning there are at least Acting archbishop of San Salvador always kissed the hand of the proceedings. REWEAVING BURN C E R T IF IE D DOG INTERIOR PAINTING Father Paul Havolatch, Hartford guerrilla force out of six towns in the Chalatenango dealt an apparent set­ LEON CIEZSYNSKI 600,000 people — one quarter of Arturo Rivera y Damas Sunday oligarchs and military who exploit and HOLES. Zippers, umbrellas GROOMER - All breeds. Call AND WALLPAPERING BUILDER. New homes, ad­ Hospital chaplain, will address the province of Chalatenango. about 50 back to what was widely regarded as ■ One of the stories in­ Havana s population - who want to moved to quell a growing rift within massacre the poor." repaired. Window shades, for an appointment. 528-5903. Quality professional work at ditions, remodeling, rec group At 6 p m there will be a miles north of San Salvador. the first stage of a major guerrilla volved a journalist who Venetian leave the Catholic church by forbidding Rivera y Damas, appointed to his blinds. Keys. TV reasonable prices. Fully in­ rooms, garages, kitchens potluck supper at the South United Helicopters equipped with offensive against the ruling civilian- said he had> documents FOR RENT. Marlow's, 887 CHILD CARE. State Licensed remodeled, ceilings, bath tile, Diplomats say F'ldel Castro post shortly after a presumed rightist, sured. Free estimates. G. L. Methodist Church, with vesper ser­ 5caliber machine guns and 400 rein­ military junta backed by the United priests and nuns from making relating to the diamond Main Street. 649-5221. home. Snacks. lunches and dormers, roofing. Residential probably will let many ol the island's political statements in the name of gunman assassinated progressive references. Call 646-7720. McHugh. vice at 8 p m Rev Stanley forcements were rushed into the area States. situation and was jailed. 643-9321. or commercial. 649-4291. pt“ople go, if only to ease the level of the church. San Salvador Archbishop Oscar llaggelund will conduct the service Sunday, but most of the fighting had In San Salvador, the bullet-riddled Cries of suppression of CERAMIC FIRING. Discount B A M TREE SERVICE now discontent bodies of 18 victims of political Observers said the announcement, Romero last March 24, was not press freedom have DESIGN KITCHENS, Anyone interested is invited to at­ ended by mid-afternoon the rates. Quick service. Call 643- offering Special Winter cabinets, vanities, counter Cuban officials call the recent violence were found Saturday and read by a priest during mass at the available for comment. resulted. 2543. Rates! We've sawed 25% Off. PAINTING - INTERIOR AND ALDWELL spokesman said. tops, kitchen cabinet fronts tend plus our usual Discount for EXTERIOR; Paperhanging. When Giscard was Experienced, references. Ser- custom woodworking, colonial Senior Citizens! Free reproductions. J.P. Lewis 649- elected president in 1974. Estimates. Fully insured. ving Willimantic, Kissinger he swept into office with a References. 643-72K. Manchester. Bolton, Coven­ flurry of democratic try, Columbia, Tolland areas. Wacky marchers B-B UPHOLSTERY. Custom \Y J. Grillo. 423-6582. jouches such as Work. Free EsUmates. Will HAVE TRUCK WILL MOVE! meets Sadat appearances in turtle-neck pick up and deliver. Please Large appliances, clean at- HaaUng-Plumbing 35 tics, cellars,:(lars. garages, also PAINTING BY CRAIG OILp Inc call 64&-2161 after 4:00 p.m. MIT ABUL-KOM, Egypt (UPI) - sweaters and much- will clean apartments for OGDEN. Interior and NO JOB TOO SMALL - Toilet parody parades Former U.S. Secretary of State publicized family dinpers realtors. Call ^1775. Exterior Specialist! Fully In­ repairs, plugged drains, sured. Free Estimates. Call Manchoater, Conn. Henry Kissinger met today with in the homes of truck BRICK, BLOCK. STONE - kitchen faucets replaced, Fireplaces. -Concrete. KIRBY CENTER OF anytime. 649-8749. repaired, rec rooms, HASAflEN.A Calif ( U P I ) - J u s t Don't Shoot Cops," the Gay Freedom Egyptian President Anwar Sadat in a drivers and garbagemen. Those gestures have Chimney Repairs. "No Job MANCHESTER - Factory bathroom remodeling, heat behind the equestrian units along Band, the Shopping Cart Brigade, the private visit to discuss the possible Too Small." Call 644-8356 for Authorized Sales Si Service EXTERIOR PAINTING, modernization, etc. M A M I Colorado B/iulevard was the Preci­ Yoga People, the Junk Food People entry of Jordan into the Middle East largely disappeared. estimates. ' for Kirby Vacuums. 217 experienced college student. plumbing St Heating. 649-2871. Quality work. Very sion Lawnrnower Drill Team, expert­ and Jesus is Coming Soon people peace process started at Camp_ Earlier plans for far- Center Street, Manchester, CAM TREE SERVICE. Free 649-7143. reasonable prices. Call Mike,' 649<8841 ly manuevering around fresh horse Mixed boos and applause greeted David. ~ . reaching political and 569-3458 or 5^945. droppings 'social reforms also have estimates, discount senior "The Cancerettes," six women who citizens. Company i f *1.07 9/10 Per Gallon C.O.D. Then came the Synchronized Brief­ hate smoking marching as cigarette Sadat received Kissinger at his not materialized. Manchester owned and case Drill Team, a group of mirthful packs labeM "Fool, " "Old Mold" residence in the Nile Delta village. 50 Nowadays, the 54-year- operated. Call 646-1327. Jin Horn* OuArtntM Palnling-Paparing 33 Building Contracting 33 Khip Rtptir i f 200 Gallon Minimum junior executives from United and "Yuckey Strikes" miles north of Cairo. old Giscard's public and Iporctlaln A California Bank who marched in The group from Planned On his arrival Sunday in Cairo, campaign appearances — CONSTRUCTION BRICK - PROFESSIONAL PAINTING FARRAND REMODELING - |Flbproliti. Sprty . Kissinger said he favored Jordan's many of them carried on All colors. Glazed Block, - Interior and exterior. Cabinets, Roofing, Gutters, pplianc*! & I w 24 Hour Burner Service three-piece suits while juggling at­ Parentho^ carried signs reading, origlnany coat $2 to $4 each. |Cabn«ts. Display at: tache cases participation in the peace talks and state-run television Commercial and residential. Room Additions. Decks, All "It's OK to Say No Way " and "Love Joint reinforcement. Call Free estimates. Fully in­ ^p es of Remodeling and 8 HIGHLAND ST.. E H The Doo-Dah I'arade, the free- Carefullv ' that President-elect Ronald Reagan stations — are often evenings, 649^5635, or 643-9508. GNU TUB OF NEW ENGLAND sured. 646-4879. Repairs. Free estimates. Ful­ (g03) 528-8200 i f 24 Hour Call Delivery spirited annual parody of the Tourna­ will pursue the principles of the marked by the almost ly insured. Phone 643-6017. ment of Roses Parade provided historic accord "with conviction, regal splen^r of the Fifth YOUNG MOTHER will take care of children weekdays, un­ LEE PAINTING. Interior St DO IT DAILY - KNOW WHAT’S HAPPENING IN i f OVER 2 MILLION GALLONS hours of laughter Saturday for 25.000 (Comment scHsiun energy and strength.” Republic presidency that til 3:00 p.m p.m. . in my Exterior. “Check my rate spectators was tailored (or Gen. 6 ^ before you decorate." Depen­ TODAY’S SOCIETY — read Dear Abby in the Evening ' But Kissinger, who is on a six-day, Manchester home. Call TO ASSURE YOU DF ADEQUATE SUPPLY The wacky, irreverent parade has sel l>v (lireHorfs Charles de Gaulle. 2023. dable. Fuliv insured. 646-x653. Herald. no judging, no theme and only two five-nation unofficial Middle East rules — no motorized vehicles M \\( lll,STI.K - The Board of visit, said he would not favor im­ "except for motorized wheelchairs " Directors will have a public com­ mediate participation of the and all equestrian' entries "must ment session Jan. 6 from 9 a m to 11 Palestinians in broadened Israeli-; provide their own 'pooper-scoopers " am in the Directors Office in the Egyptian-American negotiations on; The rules were not strictly en­ Municipal Building. A representative Palestinian self-rule in the WesU Bank and Gaza Strip. * forced, however, although one group of the board will be available to At an airport news conference.; got around the second rule by riding speak with residents on any problem, wooden hobby horses the six blocks complaint or suggestion for town Kissinger said his tour — which will; down Colorado Boulevard, the same government operation. also take him to Israel, Saudi Arabia.• route of the Rose Parade ping cart brigade and a group from planned Oman and Morocco — was private,! . call 643-2711 - f r S * ' ★ Call 643-2711 ; More than 25,000 persons turned out for the but conceded he will report his con-! The theme of this year's Doo-Dah Future session will be the first fourth annual ‘‘Doo Dah Parade,” in parenthood, dressed as "Herm the Sperm," Parade was "Nothing For the.Sake of Tuesday ol each month from 9 a m elusions to Reagan. - Secretary of! Pasadena, Calif., Saturday, an outrageous “Meg the Egg,” and “Iris the lUD.” Here, a State-Designate Alexander Haig and; Nothing ' to II a m and the third Thursday group of business executives demonstrate There were nudists, with their Irom 6 30 p m to 8 30 p rn (n the spoof of the famous Rose Etowl event that at­ other officials of the new administra- clothes on carrvine a sign "Nudists Directors Ollice tracted marching flashers, nudists, a shop­ synchronized briefcase drills. (UPI photo) .tlon. 22 - EVENING HERALD. Mon., Dec 2», 1960 EVENING HERALD, Mon., Dec. 29. 1980 - 23 Peanuts — Cliarlas M. Schulz M utfi »n ps;neiT Mines: OS' tPfi.ii:/STioN YoU'V* 5T*U. MANCHESTER - Line < U til ia to fftvc notlc« that I. Michael Room Apartment. S D Burdick ol 113 Wdbster Court, 'HAN6 BKINKEIIANP IF r REAP ONE PAGE ABLY, IF YOUHAPN'TUIASTEP You're FUN TO BE rtfwlnfton, CT. have filed aa appUca- a o f A i P T T ® Bedrooms, gara(e, itove. No THE SILVER SKATES." TIME Figuring THAT 2 BrutJah Anawer to Prtvious Punla tkm pUcarded 17/13/M wlUi the Dlvl- MARCIE,I'LLB£P0NE0N ^AROUNC^MARCIE 3 Actor Flynn pets. tS&O monthly plus TUIO HVNPKEP ANP lion of Liquor Control a Raataurant AUGUST Hi)ENTY-THIRP OUT, 6IR,Y0U'PALREAPY 1 GItclal epoch 4 Land a hand t t i i a u u T JH 0 EJEIID LeAPN AlPur ntlllties. Securlt* and By ADigaii van Buren Liquor for the aala of akchoUc liquor ^THIRTY-SEVEN PAGES! BE ON PAGE TEN... —r ^ (2 wdt.) 5 GoOy Io I iTlI E L A N □ □ □ references. Available January To the purht, only a poH oourte next to water h properly on the premiaea IS Oah St . a T T 1 M C □ B n c a m o u F l a c c ^ celled e links. 7 * T h t_____ 0 Mada mlataka E 1st. T.J. Crockett, Realtor, Mancheater, CT. The buaineaa w ill be Comttti'' 1[f A T ■ u Z □ 7 Opera princa if ¥ MJ-IS77. owned by GLM. INC of SS Oak St . 13 Bloodiar S T □ 0 p f ■ R N i B. 8 $^an ? X A 1 N Manchester, CT and w ill be conducted 14 In abundance [m □ 9 H 1 T E 0 (nventof D 1 D N I T R BOLTON - 1 bedroom by Michael D. Burdick as permittee. 15 Pantry £ □ 0 8 Michael D Burdick Whitnay i A n □ [o T ft 1 T DEAR ABBY: Every year, around tjie holidays, we receive 10 Thrush ment. Fireplace, can Dated II/IS/IMO 10 Anchored 1 L 1 □ A 1 L 1 N E II'XI no nets. Q u et nel through the mail personalized key chains with our license 17 Gold (Sp.) 109-11 11 Actreaa Dahl 1 I s A 0 O A T S References requlied. |U0 numbers on them, fancy soap, aaiorted greeting cards, and 10 For hMfing 12 Raquiraa 111 ¥ ¥ 0 t A U1 s □ montbly.. MI M U d. INVITATION TO BID a variety of other gift items we did not order. These things 20 OUahoma 10 Expert [S A n 1 T 11 n T T\ ol river a are supposedly sold lo benefit disabled war veterans, the 'Priacllla's Pop — E<1 Sullivan 22 Target Id] 1 Q u n A; T] a AJE Ei(bUi Utilities District of Manchester seek bids for a por- 21 Cfty In y M •••••••••••••••••••••••••• auslnoee Praporty 2d EAST HARTFORD - SUy blind, poor Indian children or handicapped children. 'Hiey 24 Wathday [& 0^£ £ E p e 3 Norway y j Htip W nl9d 13 H ip W a n M 13 warm. One b^room willth |?“!f Gxnpressor and necessary equipment for general LEGAL may be from legitimate organizaliont, but there ia a limit to 26 Car Help Wanlad 23 Electric 20.000' renovated 4 story brick l^blic Works Department use. Specifications covering the Air how far we can go in our giving. DOS', WHa^lEVER WE so u MEAN BAHAMAS. 28 Point of story carpeti. Utilities Included SOU'KE ALK'A'rS I THINK currant (abbr.) factory In No. Adams, Ma. NOTICE HAVE A 0 X17 WINTER 29 Stuff $115.US. »»ddd46. Locaters. fee. C^presmr may be picked up at the Dispatcher's Office. Just before Chrietmae, we received a box of three-doien B A H A M A S ' tOiNG IT.' WELL, HOLLVHOCKS 24 Of human! 30 Graat oparatic ttona Lease 60 cents buy K- ft. No LIKE THIS, I 31 GoHtr Snaad Eighth UttllUes Fire Department, 32 Main St., Manchester, Christmas cards with our names already printed on them! SOU DO THAT JUST r I'M SICK OF IT.' CRAZV.' 25 taland in tlM tanor 47 Rapstition money down. Owner will take In accordance with the 36 Spanish MANCHESTER - Won't last Conn. hey were very nice, but we prefer to select our own carde. FEEL UKE HEADING ■RD IRRITATE' ME.' ) Madharranaan low interest mortaiue. No provlons of Section 106 of 40 Joyful 50 Small quantity Ions. Two bedroom. Children might add that there is a minimum price on all theae FOR THE BANANAS.^ 27 Put into paninsula Interest first year. Elevator, Special Act $79-95, the J 41 Adrift 51 Sams (prafix) peU ok. $14S. 2 3 6 ^ . Sealed bids will be received until 4:00 p.m., Monday. January things, but you are urged to give ae much as you can. ciphar 36 Drooping elaborate conveyer, dry Connecticut Department of X 37 Domastic 43 Climata (poat.) 63 Mothar HERE’S JUST THE ROUTE FOR YOU! loca’iters, fee. 13, 1961. Abby, are we legally obligated to return things we didn't 30 Juice (Fr.) sprinkler. Very low taxes and animal 45 Polishing 54 Saloon, Transportation, Bureau of order? Why should we go to the trouble and expense of 32 Coffee heat. Many uses. Ready now. VERNON ■ 1,3 and 3 bedroom Bids will be publicly opened, read and recorded on Monday, Planning and Research, will ditpantar Literature. 41J-45d-5d87. rewrapping and returning stuff we didn't send for? I'd feel apartments from $175. 236- January 12. IMl at 7:00 p.m., for presentation to the Board of conduct a public hearing con­ 33 ArrWal-tima •••••«•••••••••••••••••••• guilty using these items, but it eeeme euch a waste to throw 1 3 4 k 1 7 • S 10 11 12 DOWNEY DRIVE 5646, Locaters, fee. Director's meeting on January 19, 1961. cerning the Manchester- uaaa (abbr.) ArHch* lor Solo 41 them away. What should we do? RNtfarious•' Wlllimantic Rail Corridor 13 14 A V A IU B L E NOW • Carpeted The right is reserved to reject any or all bids. Big quotes are to THE JONESES 35 Procaada Fountain Village, Manchester Study on January 8, 1961. The two bedroom, with be sent to the Eighth UUliUes District, 32 Main St., Manchester, 36 Old weapon IS IS hearing will be held b ^ e e n DEAR JONESES: You are not legally obligated to 41 Border on LOTS OF CUSTOMERS IN A COMPACT AREA! appliances, plus more. $240. Conn. 06040 17 ★ the hours of 1:30 p.m. ami 4:00 return anything you didn't order. Give everything to 42 Outbuilding IS IS 30 ALUMINUM SheeU used as 216-5645, Locaters, fee. Helen Warrington iZ’l f p.m. in the afternoon and the Salvation Army, then tend a postcard to the (abbr.) •Ideal for Boy or Girl! *For Moneyl printing plates. .007 thick Clerk 21 32 23 34 aendere telling them how you have disposed of their 44 Connecticut t3x28tv’^^,______, ^ 50 cents each or 5 MANCHESTER - Excellent 5 from 7:30 p.m. until all in­ Captain Eaay — Crooka & Lawranca •Pleasant Surroundings! •Excitement! Eighth Utilities District merchandise and request that your name be removed univtfiity 21 3S 27 2S 2t for $2. Phone 64M711 Must be room apartment In dealrable 112-11 terested parties have had an fro m their mailing list. Also, notify your local 46 Sor*(ed •Good Customers In A Concentrated Area! picked up before 11 a m. area. Stove, refrigerator. opportunity to comment. The 20 21 23 postmaster whenever you receive unsolicited mer­ ao ONI Blow ^ -O I» ANY OTHER PEOPLE ' 9HUCK61 NO SENSE THEY CANT HELP BEIN' SLIMY 47 Long fiah ONLY $350 Unheated 64»4003. hearing' will be held in the HIM AWAV, K IP I HE ANP MOB HAVE aETTIN' PERSONALLY 46 AriM •Holiday Tips Await the Lucky Person! ch andise. a n y MORE'N a r a t t l e r c a n 23 24 Manchester Town hail YOU THINK t h a t MURPEREPANP MAlMEPf!^ HET UP ABOUT VBRMIW ^ ■’ BEIN'PIZENOUSI _ 49 Numeral ityie MANCHESTER - 5 Rooms, 2 BALPHEADEO SCREENED LOAM - Gravel, Hearing Room, 41 Center LIKE THESE MAFIA 52 Aacriba 25 )• 37 31 39 40 Don't Miss Out on this Super Route - C A L L N O W I Processed Gravel. Sand, bedrooms. Large kitchen. BEIVER RAT SAVE PUNK51 65 Tarminata Street, Manchester, Connec­ 41 Stone, and Fill. For deliveries Available January 1st. Lease, MY HUBBANP 56 Cat 43 43 44 45 Security $200 -monthly. 649- NOTICE ticut. Draft copies of the study DEAR ABBY: Our 9-year-old printed the following letter A CM ANCe-J 57 Skin call George Grifflng. 743-7886. 4S 47 48 2813. report which contains to Santa: dacoration FOR SALE - Couch, end PUBLIC HEARING analyses of possible future "Dear Santa: All 1 want for Christmas ia for my mommy 66 Embraca 4S SO SI S3 S3 84 tables, chair. T.V. antenna, TWO BEDROOM BOARD OF DIRECTORS rail scenarios in the state, will to quit smoking because I love her and I don't want her to DOWN SI 86 rotor $95 72 West Street. APARTMENT - Available TOWN OF MANCHESTER, CONNECTICUT be available for public Inspec­ die yet. if you brought me lom e toya, pleaae give them to Januaryary 1st. $zuu$200 monthly,monthly. tion at the Department of 17 Saturday. 9:00 a m. to 11:00 •ome other little boy. because all I want for Christmaa ia a 1 Arctic aboda SI am plus utilities. Call 649-6573, Notice is hereby given that the Board of Directors. Town of Transportation. Bureau of mommy who doesn't cough anymore and doesn't get 17 between 10 and 2 Manchester. Connecticut, will hold a Public Hearing at the Planning and Research, Room nervous when she can't find a cigarette. Thank you. — (N$WM*B«a AilNl 647-9946 ORIENTAL RUGS - 9x12 Senior Citizens Center. 549 Eiast Middle Turnpike. Manchester. 214 at 24 Wolcott Hill Road, Tommy" Kashain 10x14 Kashaln Connecticut. Tuesday, January 6. 1981. at 8:00 P M. to consider Wethersfield. Monday through Tommy's mommy cried when she read that letter, but 2xllW Kermon Old PersUn Homoo tor Root 54 and act on the following: Friday. 8:30a.m to4:00p.m., the't 'atill smoking. Rugs 643-9804 excluding holidays, and at the Sign me. TOMMY'S FATHER, or more appropriately, Allty Oop — Dav* Grau* bridge Ml'NSON S CANDY Proposed additional appropriation to General Fund Budget DENTAL ASSiSTA.NT - PART TIME CLERICAL MANCHESTER HOME - All offices of the Capitol Region DISGUSTED WITH MOMMY Salary commensurate with KITCHEN IS s e e k in g r e li a b le , 1980-81 — Miscellaneous — insurance. Fire, Liability. Workers I’OSITION Inventorv. filing, T A G S A L E S modem two bedropm. Lots of Council of Governments, 214 ability Send resume to Box lelephones. etc Monday. responsible woman to work in extras $350 236-5646. Compensation, etc. DEAR DISGUSTED; Momtny Is hooked. But she WE JUST eOTTA WANCLE WELL.IF'N ANYBODY CAU Main Street, Hartford, the YES, THIS IS DOCTOR YOU'D NEVER GUESS (’ c 0 Manchester Herald Thursday. Friday. 5 00 to manufacture and packing of, Locaters. fee...... $56.000 00 won't quit amoking until ahe'a ready. In the mean­ US A TICKET BACK TO DO IT, YOU CAN, JIMMY JO e! WONMUG! W H A T f ‘ ‘ WHO I JUST TALKED •••••••••••••••••••••••••• Windham Regional Planning 9 IX) Saturday 9 % to 5 p m candv Hours are 9 to 4 Mon- time, she neede underitandlng end encouragement, THET PREHISTORIC LAX WHY'N'CHA GIVE THIS I DO FOR YOU? TO, OSCAR! THAT WAS Oswald Jacoby and Alan Sontag Dogi-BIrdo-Poti 43 to be financed from unappropriated Fund Balance tSurplus). OF MOO, BILLY BOY' Sl'PERV'ISOR WA.N'TED for A pply at AI S i e f I e r I ' s dav thru Friday Call for a p ­ Agency. 968 Main Street, not contempt. Don't nag her. CX3C f e l l a a j i n g l e ? ONE OF THE RUNT local beverage company Par­ pointment 649-4332 Willimantic and will also be BROTHaRal — Appliances. 445 Hartford AKC GOLDEN COCKER OHIeoo-Slorot lor RonI 65 Proposed additional appropriation to General Fund Budget ticipating in an(i over seeing available for viewing at the Touchy slam handled well Road Manchester SPANIEL puppy, male 2Mi 1980-61 — Police Department — Special Detail Services loadading and unloading trucks E.XPERIEN'CED PHYSICAL months old Call 649-8418 STORE OR OFFICE SPACE ...... $30.000 00 hearing. Must be responsible, mature THERAPIST wanted part HorSEKEEPEHS AND available, 200. 400, and up to DEAR ABBY: Loved your column about waitreatei froth Alan: "Here's one played by and dependable with ability to time. 20 to 25 hours weekly to be financed from payments received for Special Detail Ser­ In the event of a postponment JANITORS Full time FREE TO GOOD HOME - 8 5000 square feet 643-1442. all over, and what they earned. I'm a waitress, and here are my partner, Peter weichsel. manuever trucks Hours 4 00 Send resume to Haynes vices. weekdays and weekends month old male Labrador. due to inclement weather, the •ome of my pet peeves: N O R T H 12.21. in an early match My only to 9 00 p m .No special license Physiotherapy Service, 36 part was to jump twice in dia­ Mature and responsible in­ Excellent with children MANCHESTER - Retail, Proposed additional appropriation to General Fund Budget hearing will be held the 1. Cuitomert who whistle, snap their fingers, or yell, • 07 required References Apply Havnes .Street, Manchester monds on our way to six dividuals fur clean skilled nur­ Adapts quickly to new home. storage and/or manulactiring 1980-61 — Town Attorney following day at the same VK7 in person Pequot Beverages, "Hey, girlie." to get my attention. Peter really had to play the sing facitlity Apply River­ Call 872-3326 space. 2.000 sq. ft. t o 25,000 sq ...... $50.000 00 times and location Interested • KJ94 Spring Street Extension FUEL OIL DRIVER 2. Cuttomert who come in with children, then turn them slam well." side Health Care Center. 745 ft. Very reaionable. Brokers handicapped persons are in­ • AK 1072 Glastonburv WA.N'TED - Apply to Moriar- to be financed from unappropriated Fund Balance (Surplus). loose to run all over the place. Oswald: "The spade lead Mam Street East Hartford PERSIAN SILVER TABBY WEST EAST :> Brothers. 3l5 Center Street protected. Call Heyman vited to attend, the 3. After giving the cuatomera their menus, when I return r^ lly made th in « tough for with papers for sale. Male m p e itie s , 1-226-1206. Proposed Ordinance — to authorize the sale of Lot No. 18 in the Manchester Town Hall is lo u k e their orders, nobody ia ready to order because they ♦ JlOa •K«>432 n ttA m al a t . .7 . H « , A — w. SCHOOL SECRETARY • An- SALES STORE MANAGER - .Scottv VQJ03 V52 him after dummy s queen was lover Elementarv School. An- Looking for good home Call Buckland Industrial Park to Donald W. and Eleanor M. Willson, accessible If anyone should haven't even looked at the menu. Th* Flintatonaa — Hanna Barbara Productions covered by East's king and Good opportunity to be 646-4024- - jl Wanfad lo RonI 57 ♦8732 *6 lover. Conn Call 742-7339 associated with .New’ England HESPON'SIBLE SITTER for the sum of $45,000.00. A copy of the Proposed Ordinance may have any questions or com­ 4. Customer! who aak for aubatitutiona when it saya on • S3 4Q04] topped by his ace. There must w a n t e d for 9 year old boy be seen in the Town Clerk's Office during business hours ments concerning the hearing, the menu: "N o substitutions, pleaae.'" be a dozen ways to plan the Distributor Lucrative Pay Sporting G oods 46 GARAGE WANTED to store SOUTH POSITIONS a v a i l a b l e before ad after school 5. Cuatomera who complain about the high prices. We DON'T REMEMBE r V ^ I D IP - MOST FOLKS play and all seem to have I’ lan Insurances plus Con­ 1 James R. McCavanagh. Secretary contact Mr John P r x • A8 male or female Store Keenev and Hackmatack one or two cars Call Don at HEARINS ANYTHING AND IT'S HAVE THEIR some merit." tact H J Mallov 826-1401 TWENTY THREE FOOT Board of Directors Valengavich of the Bureau of only serve the food, we don't set the prices. V A 10864 irea bavs 633-9485 nights 633-4577 ABOUT A BIG SUPPOSED storm WINDOWS Alan: "Peter is a rather Manager (Qualifications PENN-YAN Sport Fisherman Dated at Manchester, Connecticut this 23rd day of December, Planning and Research at 566- HAZEL AT THE HYATT 9AQ10] S T O R M h e a d i n g t o & E a slow player, but he outdid Neat appearance, frjenSly SECHETARY ' Opportunity 646 1364 U P a l r e a d y .' • J8 Sedan Hard top Ehtcellent Mfsc. tor Rant 96 1980. 4675 or 566-3961 himself by thinking for five manner supervisory skills fur enthusiastic and skilled OUR WAV.^ / REAL condition New electric trim 115-11 101-11 minutes before leading to sell-motivated individual with secretary, interested in being GET OUT OF THE HOUSE HUM-DINGER Vulnerable: Both tabs VHF CB Cutty Cabin FOR RENT - enclosed garage trick two. From then on things desire to devote full energies .in integral part of growmi and meet nice people selling ■ V Dealer: South with...... head.. Owner...... bought--U gh . stall Center Street. $20 64^ Getting m a r r ie d ? Whether you went a formal went fast. Six of clubs to to this store Prior food ser­ engineering IIIirm Secretarial -Avon Good $33 Call" i l l ------523-9401 largerarger boatI Call 742-8537 after 8923 church wedding or a aimpic, "do-your-own-thing” Weft Narth East Saath dummy's king. Ace of clubs vice experience helpful hut )l and IV school and some experience I on n I ceremony, get Abby'e new booklet. Send 81 plus a Club ruffed by ace of trumps will tram the right person IRGENTLY NEED P a n 2* Pass desirable Send resume to long, eelf-addreeaed, stamped (28 cental envelope to: 2* Heart to the king. Club rufliifled Call Mr Stephen Rogers lor DEPENDABLE PERSON P a n 4* Pais 44 Fuss it 0 Neill, 210 Mam When in need of a Service or Product Abby'e Wedding Booklet, 132 Laeky Drive, Beverly by queen of trumps Ten of dppomtmeni SCBW.AY 429 who can work without super­ P a n 6* Pais Street. Manchester Hllle, Calif. 80212. P a n trumps; three to dummy's 6806 vision for Texas oil company RENTALS P a n % nine. Cash king and jack to in Machester area We train •••••••••••••••••••••••••• PART TIME □ AUTOMOTIVE pull trumps. Dummy’s last Write T P Dick P res . KITCHEN AIDES ■ Mature RECEtTlONIST- Rooms tor Rant 52 club was now good and the Southwestern Petroleum. Box Opening iead:ej persons lor full time and part CLERK TYPJST Hours are ace of hearts was the twelfth 789 Fort Worth Tx 76101 Autos For Solo 61 tim e positions, days and from 9 a m tri 1 p m Call 644- MATURE MALE ROOM $15 Pstrogroph rh* Born Loaar — Art Sansom trick." evenings Persons must be CALL A PROFESSIONAL 2427 Fem ale, mature $20 Non- WE PAY TOP PRICES for Oswald; "Peter’s play had reliable and willing to work smokers Live-in References By Oswald Jacoby wrecked and junk cars. A & B guarded against the 4-1 trump every other weekend w a it r e s s e s Applications EDUCATION One must have license, plus afBCTLieTCW ApO LLA R ?X ( BAiKPWEO^^GCOIJTCCMe and AUa Soatag Auto Salvage, used auto parts TAUflU S (AprU 2»4toy 20) B« break and was a sure thing as Excellent insurance benefits, now being taken for (ull and few errands and meals 649- Call Tony 6464223 0 put this Directory to work for you. call 643 271 wtry Of aitomptlrig to tBke on ueAPDsre^.MY purely You OIGAP.Y&U KWOiWi long as the second club was sick tune holiday and vaca­ part time positions morning 5459 mof« than you can handia in Oswald: "Another year is not ruffed." Private tnatrucftoni IS (2COD tion time and good starting and afternoon hours available \^¥our araat whara you lack tha skill or 3EST! drawing to its close. Why Alan: "They bid six at the wages Apply Riverside fur housewives Apply in per­ LARGE SPACIOUS ROOM - axpanisa Ba practical aa wail aa don't you give us your favorite other table and managed lo go CERTIFIED MATH ' ^ r t h d e ^ productiva. .MAW Health Care Center 745 Mam son Monday thru Friday All household privileges hand of the year? Preferably down two." TEACHER Grades 6-12 You Can Advertise Your Service Or business in O EM tM (May 21-Jima 20) This la one from your Splngold Cup Street East Hartford between 2 and 4 Mr Steak. Evenings. Mature gentleman WANTED JUNK AND LATE (NEWSPAPER E.NTERPHISE ASSN Tulor. SAT. enrichment Your not a good day lo gambia on win this summer.''^ 244 Center Street 649-6559 MODEL WRECKS - Cash thinga ovar which you have amaH home Save 649-5453 This Directory For As Little As $3.45 Per Week, 0«c«m bsr 90.1000 BET A FAST Manchester ••••••••••••••••••••••• Paid. Call Parker Street Used control Othara may lack your i m FURNISHED ROOM in large, Please Call 643‘2711, Ask For Cindi, or Joe^ Goals you ussd to think capabiiltiaa and cau'aa START Schools-C/assas Auto Parts. Inc 649-3391 you WAKEHOISE STOCK 19 nice private h om e. A ll important art not likaly lo complicationa. LEARN A SKIU intfigua you as much thia coming CLERK - Arthur Drug utilities Kitchen privileges. CANCfR (Juna 21-July ») (HFTED CHILDREN S to 5 1974 SUBARU --Good condi­ yaar Your naw tats of vaJuat, Warehouse Shipping Security Gentleman Avoid diacuaalng topica at dinner If you d like to get started in years Nursery School Day tion. Front wheel drive $1800 howavar. will offar you graatar Our Boarding Hous* receiving, pulling and pricing preferred 345 weekly Call thia avening which could craata an interesting• n.field '■ "by — lear negotiable. Telephone 643- happinaas and contantn>ani diaaanalon in tha family. It's not of orders heavy lifting Care Home Environment 6496017 nine one of more than 200 Three Teachers For appoint­ 67e. or 6591723 CAMteOfW (Dac. 22-Jan. 10) likaty avaryona'a viawa will ba In required 40 hours Call Kathv Cabinets, Roofing, Gutten Normally whan you sat out to do skills ■ enlisting m the Army ment lo observe well rounded harmony Winthrop — Dick Cavalli al 649-8648 EAST HARTFORD - Urge Room Additions, D ecki, Al •omalhing your mathods are LETE HEAR.it R3R BUSTER BI& PEAL l a s t YEARS IS a great way to begin 1968 DART. 1989 CHARGER LEO (July 22-Auo. 22) Ba very program 646-4864 types of Remodeling and both practical and cautious, but ONt M(7RE TIME.' TMEET FOR WE CAN PARTY FOR You'll work with modern pleasant room, in private 318 Three speed. Posi rear caraful today not to take more repairs. Free estimates today you may ba tamplad to credit for aomathing than you NEW YEAR'S EVE.' COMPUTER WATCH eqt!i,)ment and learn from home Own entrance Kitchen end Needs some work Best NCJtse-. cciYt s c a r e you, STEVAKTBSES privileges and parking Ily Insured. throw caution to the winds and are antiilad to. Patting youreeff PROGRAMS HA6 INVITED ME HIM EAT TURNEP CUT expert instructors It you . . . „ .. . offer over $400 671-7385 taka unwise chances Romance, IF you hCNOW WHATA4ADE PHONK BAS-Mir on the back at another's T o THEIR ANNUAL BALA I JUST AS qualify, you can select available Call after 5 00 p.m . travel, luck rasourcas. possible THEM. THATS THE FURNACE TO b e A 569-3885 expanaa could causa a rttt WELL REUNION' training m such fields as MANCHESTER PLYMOUTH FURY II - pitfalls and career for the coming Vm OO (Aug. 22-8apt. 22) Lost- (JiOINtSfON,.. Elxcellent condition! Must be month are all discussed in your ANP ARE YOU READY FOR HOME FOOD SERVICE M T 0 i f l m n AUTO UPHOLSHRY as could occur today If you man­ ADMINISTRATION Apartmonia For Rani 53 seen to be appreciated. Call AstrO'Oraph which begins with age your raaourcet carataaaly or THIS? I CAN BRINB BRIDGE CREWMAN CARRIER NEEDED 643-9729: if no answer please your birthday. Mali $1 for each to loo extravagantly. Think In terms TWO FRIENDS 'You May Run 84 ^2 45 Atiro-Qroph, Box 489, Radio You 11 earn over $500 a VERNON - Near 86, luxury return call. i of what you can save, rather than Condo Appliances $345 MAPLE CltyStatio N Y. 10019 Ba sura of what you can spend month I before deductions i for M © b il Your Ad For to specify birth data monthly Security, VOLKSWAGONS Year end Super Sereiea, Imc. LIBRA (Sept. 22-Oct. 23) There while you learn, and you can l A w O ^ AOUAfUUO (Jan. 19) it a possibility today that you move up from there It s a Hillcrest, Lakewood Circle North references Call 423-127 . 489 clearance saie. Buga. 67's to IAS • OIL - LUSmCATION • As Many m 4 Tsrs. a ii MW Jumping to conclusions today or 3923 M tS ttn itL could treat serious maltara a n chance lo perform a vital 75'a, buses, square backs. acting Impulsively could create TIRtS AMO BATTtmtS Insertions As ■ ■ m shade too flippantly. M's a mla> task (or your country while Vegas Tim Moriarty. Silk unnecessary problems. Assem­ take to taka things for granted at and South, South Main, Sunset ' III cona IT. B M mastering a skill that could GLASTONBURY I SOUTH) Town Motors, 270 Hartford “ •TSs^jiasr™ ble all the facts carefully before this time making a final Judgment. pay oft for you in- civilian and Bruce Half of exceptional new Road, Manchester 643-6217 _ L u L E i i L ^ AMIBin SCOBP10 (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) Hot- Duplex Features carpeting, PISCES (Fab. 2 04la rch 20) No malty you're quite parcaptiva and life one will think lass of you today it excellent closets, dishwasher. 1973 CAPRI B 6 Standard s v u u m u B U QUALIIT ALUMINUM MfOM IT TUNMV Intuitive, but today your hunches Levy’s Law — James Schumeieter Call your Army recruiter you admit your limitations. Tf^y could feed you wrong signals. today C A L L B E m dispose- all. self cleaning transmission. Asking $850 will gat miffed at you. hov^ ar. it oven, private basement witviln Rely more upon your logic than 643-9462 Will negotiate Good condi­ you pretend you can do some- that small, Inner voice. 555 Main SI laundry hookups, baths, tion. AM-FM Radio.6493283. thing which you can't. BAQITTAm US (Nov. 23-Oec. 21) '>4X 1 BELIEVE MQ BUT FEANLLY JAiaGE, lt> M anchailar 643-4078 deck, neighborhood setting, AlllO m is (March " 21-AprW ■ 10) This Because of your aaaygoir>g. gen­ IN A6TE0LO6y I ONCE A& A LEO, A HAVE BmEEUXX minutes to Hartford $525 BANK REPOSESSIONS FOR could ba one of those days whan erous nature, friends hold you in ANN? WENT ■» A LIBRA AND A CONSOLT1N& 'THE monthly 633-4566. Broker. SALE. 1976 Dodge Aspen, 4- things get a bit out of control, high esteem. However, aomaorie MEDIUM... VIE60 (TWICE}. FAEWEES ALMANAC." BIU TUNSKY owing to the heavy demands J » e e d , $1900. 1976 Dodge with ulterior motives may try to nifties FEMALE ROOMATE MID­ made on your time end talent use you today. Jil^^KEWJO " Charger Special Edition. 2 ★ ALUMINUM VINYL SIOINO Keep a cool head ^ C ‘4M»>n6Amc tHAnggll 11-10 Homaa For Sale 23 TW EN TIES WANTED to A (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE A$$N) door, 8 evUnder, $2,500. 1974 I'M C o to n To Choooo Prom) share duplex Glastonbury A Oldamobite Cutlesa Supreme. EXECUTIVE HOUSE - Hebron area Must be neat. GAS SAVERS! KH *11 ’ CarlyiN ^ Larry Wright Ciintemporary Cathederal -w o m tr, ★ AWNIN8S A CANOPIES Pets considered Rent Jimmy utility truck, 4 wheel ceilings Three bathrooms CARRIERS NEEDED negotiable Call after 8 p.m., drive. $1,500. 1969 AMC Am- ★ STORM WINDOWS A DOOM W’alk-in closets Nine rooms Bugs Bunny — Helmdahl & Stoffel 2^3560 bau ldor 4 door $300. 1975 • Nutmeg Vllllage, Garden or 2355 square feet living area 2 Ph4M M 649-9095 Cryaler Conh^, condi­ iM o iiiu n car garage For sale or rent FME ESTIMATES + EASY TERMS Woodgate Apts., Vernon. MANCHESTER Five rooma tion. beat offer. The above MANCHimR r r S S U R E Evenings 6495635. or 643-9508 ( WAIT A , Phone 647-9946 or 647-9947 un first floor of Duplex. may be seen at the Savings iSPEAnDcSET Carpeted and applianced. Np Bank of Manchester, 923 hkin MANCHESTER Two Family O H , « R t y t 5 , AFTER utilities No pets. $2$0 St.. Manchester. M lK u T g ! Short Riba — Prank Hill • Beacon Hill - lolland St. on Main Street, near Hospital, monthly. Call 739-4113 I a m a k p in Business Zone 5 large BENBUL MULOINO CONTIACTOR VbO'R6 50CVi F W HAT between 6:00 and 9:00 p.m Q U P A P M V NA6 DEFEATED Area of East Hartford rooms on each floor, two car 1976 THUNDERBIRD - Excellent condition! May be A p g s r ! HA?pgNet^ S ll— W BUSSUNDIANS- Call Ernie at 643-8035 garage 200 foot deep lot. TW O BEDROOM Be Sur INFtAT/ON'is'jpOWNL, Group I Philbrick Agency, seen at 42 Battlita Road. APARTMENT UtiUUea not Manchester. MY NEW YEARS RESOLUTION | T o PUR G-U-PISUP.. 6494200 included Within walktng dis­ tance of downtown Main To Give Is For MORE ROOM. So | Street 566-3736 w eekday! I'm Going To Call | after 5:00 p.m., weekends InvoatmonI Proportf 25 9:00 a m to 7:00 p.m. 1973 FORD GRAN TORINO • These Good condition. Air con­ ANDOVER FOUR LARGE ROOMS In ditioning, power steering, M. 6. TOSTARELLI, JR. two family Appliancet, heat, power brakes. Brakes recent­ Pros A ■ Building Contractor “ FO R S J^ hot water $M0. No children or ly done. Mechanically good. I FX 60T 1 MANCHItTIR pets. Available January 15th. Please call 647-9948 from 8:30 Pur kton Room.—Jwt Aak lor Mkol ITALIAN AMIRICAN ■TRAMPOUNE. DEALER WANTED 643-7285. a.m. to 5:30 p.m., and ask for I Flotchar’s Landing CLUt David. Call, — I FRESHLY REMODLED 3 R i d l l O O M S •WHAT DO SOU MtAK “ECice. Of COURSE. 1 KAIOLl) T H E - I BUiLOINQ A LAND ------I - - - - - ' 13S ELORIDOr STREIT bedroom apartment. Kitchen, Truoko for Soto Si M m M S OP tVit WORLD'? PON'fYl! UORLO IS ROUMO! Independent Contractor wanted to MANCHESTER. dining," I, ttfilltyutillf room . $425 They All I KNOIl) fWt WORLD 15 ROUND? CONNECTICUT 0S040 montnlv,ntniy,ily, plus...... utlllUet. Call 1974 DODGE PICKUP - 6 deliver newspaper In the town of 643-5001 Cylinder, atandard. New I Qualltf Workmanship | Sealed bids may be lubrnltied paint, brakes, radiator. Deserve prior to Jimiary 19. 1911. when Excellent, condition I Raasoimbla Rates g \ Andover. they will be opened at the . NEWLY REMODELED three throughout! $1550. 642-6731. dlMO by NEA.Irtc ( lubhouie at 7 90 p m All Uda bedroom duidex apartment. ■ CALL MIKK HOW St StS-iSSS A S A V f | 13-21 / • • • mull be submitted with a 91.- Kitchen, dining room, living, Your ■ ■■■■■■■■M iH iaaM IM IH iH M iin UOO 00 C ertified (TtecL repreaen- utility room CaU 643-800l.’x> Un| the down paymentnent ROOMATE WANTED • Mid The Mancheater Italian 1971 INTERNATIONAL For more information twenties, femate, noo-amoker Business Am erican Society reaervea like PICKUP • 6 cylinder. 4x4, to share three bedroom duplex ri(^t lo accept or reject any and all with Plow. Pleaae call 643- Call Jeane. 647-9946 In Mancheater. CaU evenlnga, bidi 1942 an^im e. Ask for John 649613$.

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