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R ain Rain today continuing MANCHESnR HAS IT! through tonight. Tuesday partly cloudy and windy BUSINESS DIRECTORY GUIDE FOR HMY WE SUMEST WEATHER with high temperatures in PUTTERS A M U DS the 40s. Details on Page 2. IFOR YOUR HOLIDAY WEEKEND. MANCHESTER AND SURROUNDING I Vol- c. No. 47 — ManohNtar, Conn., Monday, Novambar 24, i960 YOUR HOMETOinS iMEWSFAPER • ITAUM IKCMITKI •MtWUlB S in ce 1801 • 20tt • 9ai iTHis • AimruTO VICINITY • MTOtM •nUlM turn CMNT MUI The Marinated Mushroom, Inc. — SRii &aAi of iK« FEATURING THIS WEEK ... 182 South Main St. • ManchostM Quake toll nears 800 Gotl Pilntlng ProbiMi? Wi ll Hilp! Italy CUNLiFFE AUTO BODY Sm v Ic. tun mMi» tdiwiwns to u» — wd »rvlo. niMni ipMidlBg Mwigf NAPLES, lUly (UPI) - The death heavy domage in other big cities of tout the region. ROUTE 83 TALCOTTVll . nm« ««i yog to hMp you M l « Ml. tls« pMnt iwtti lot SIM KRi . PM"- toll neared 800 today from the worst Nutmeg Forest, No. 116, Mng. So. ut lot point oml oorvlot wtion yog plon yogi lioot orelocl earthquake in southern Italy since Scientists said the main shock the turn of the century and the Italian registered between 6.5 and 6.8 on the i4HR.Tr Richter scale, the strongest in government declared a “state of / 6 4 3 - 0 0 1 6 TAU CEDAR'S OF LEBANON EAJohnson PAINT CO. natural calamity.” s o u th e rn Ita ly sin c e a 1908 •COM.LETI COLLItlON REPAIR On Jbe basis of reports received earthquake killed 75,000 people at tOub •POREIQN AND AMERICAN CARS •NOEPENCLNT from police by early aftemon, the Messina, Sicily. At least eight after­ •RUSTY JONES RUST PROOFINQ 640-4B01 Italian news agency ANSA put the shocks were recorded up until 10:47 OF NORTH AMERICA * toll of dead at 773. Police said the a.m. today and kept tens of thousands number of injured probably ran into of wailing women and distraught sponsors thousands. children camped out in fields away Rescue officials predicted the from the crumbling buildings. 763 In Balvano, black-shawled women MAIN S I death toll would rise to more than 1,- 000 and perhaps much higher as wailed in the streets near a medieval 643-1191 reports filtered in to crisis centers church that collapsed onto its con­ 44th 191 from regions where phone lines were gregation. fesigns,-nc MAIN ST cut and road and rail links disrupted. ‘ The entire village is in ruins,” MANCHESTER said Don Salvatore Pagliuca, 61. the 341 DNOAD STNECT MANCHESTER CONN 0M40 Thousands of troops, firemen, I 643-1900 police and other rescuers searched priest of the Church of Santa Maria Manchester Professional Park, Suite A -l Betty Gallagher, Prop, through rubble for victims of the Assunta, who left his church Sunday 5 mile as the Quake rumbled through WE SERVICE AND INSTALL INDUSTRIAL AND COMMERCIAL quake that devastated scores of cities and villages and rocked the Balvano. The tremor cut gas mains, AIR CONDITIONING - REFRIGERATION Italian peninsula from the tip of the left city streets in flames, collapsed BLACKSMITHING nine-story buildings and even HEATING and SHEET METAL boot to Trieste on the Adriatic. Manchester Tall Cedar & WELDING Scientists said the main shock triggered two prison riots. * HAND FORDED ITEMS registered between 6.5 and 6.8 on the r “ Half my church collapsed and Richter scale. there are still people trapped in New England Mechanical Services, Inc. * ITEMS CUSTOM MADE * SAND BLASTIND ANSA listed 57 cities and villages there,"‘he sobbed. "I don't know why Road Race WALTSCAObEN where there were one of more us. These people have enough trouble 166 TUNNEL RO. 22 WAMIEN ST. as it is.^It’s a poor village." A VERNON, CT. 06066 fatalities. The list showed the All contestants must be over 14 years and over MANCHESTER, CT. 646-8363 province of Avellino. near Naples to Ionian Se a minisTry official said more than 120 871-1111 be worst hit, with 169 fatalities, in­ were killed in the Balvano area, and cluding 100 in San Malango alons. 200 another 80 In and around Naples, TIL Thanksgiving Day, November 27th, 1980 -10:30 AM SrrrinK- Manrheiler oi rr jO yri. The list showed 135 killed in the m iles qbout another 100 in the Amalfi Coast PAP province of Potenza, including 120 resort area between Sorrento and PARTS killed at the village of Balvano where Forlani also proclaimed a day of themselves mainly to reading long Salerno, and 100 more near the town of Avellino in the central mountains. "AUTO PARTS FO R LESS' CONNECTICUT A.A.U. SANCTICNED PEIltlEltll TIM Flort,, a church collapsed on parishioners. It national mourning and appoint^ a lists of towns and villages partly or showed 114 killed in 21 towns in the Other deaths were reported from HOURS 24 BIRCH ST. government commissioner, Giuseppe largely destroyed by the quake. In Salerno, province, south of Naples (Isolated mountain villages in the B TO 8 M O N.-FRI. TEL. 643-8247 Zamberletti, to coordinate rescue and 22 dead in Naples city. some instances they gave local region. a TO 5 SAT. a SU N. work. figures of dead and injured. Rescue work 643-4444 F.T.D. At an emergency cabinet meeting. The quake was the strongest NO POST ENTRIES Immediately after the cabinet Many of the stricken villages were A row of firefighters prepare to enter the Church of Santa 307 E. CENTER ST. (REAR) Prime Minister Arnaldo Forlani recorded in the region since a 1908 MSTR CHS WORLD WIDE meeting Forlani and President San­ in the mountains east of Naples Maria Assunta in the small village of Balvano, Italy, near the MANCHESTER AMEN EXFREGF declared "a stale of natural calami­ dro Pertinl flew the main disaster earthquake killed more than 75,000 SERVICE where scien(is^laced the epicenter epicenter of the Italian earthquake, About 3(X) persons were in BEHIND LENOX PHARMACY ty, of particular gravity in the reigon near Naples. of the main sBbi^at 7:36 p.m. (1:36 peopl^ at Messina, Sicily. ' loCL S to the church when the earthquake hit and the roof collapsed. The ST CEr^ “ J|___ 3u L provinces of Basilicata and Cam­ The damage was so widespread p.ra. EST) Sunday night. Bat in But worst hit was Balvano, the pania” (the Naples area and the that government-run r^io and Naples itself, a nine-story apartment mountain village of 2,600 residents, clock on the bell tower stopped when the quake struck at 7:30 FLO’S .Cake Decorating Supplies Inc. mountain region to the east of it)> television networks cepfined building collapsed and there waii where more than 100 persons were p.m, Sunday. (UPI photo) ADVERTISE HERE •46-0321 07S-32S3 reoorted killed. A COMPini UNE OF MLTnQKBGCOMnORS FOR RESULTS iai CINTIW tT. 70 UNION ST. MANCHIGTIR. CONN ROCKVILLt. CONN. Mon. • tat lG-a HOURi Talks continue in attempt to avoid strike Thm^ 1»-f CLOSED TUES. demanding sharp wage Increases, DAILY 10-9 By MARTIN KEARNS ministrator at the Mqadows , today prepare for the strike. Town home only as a last-ditch move.^ A union organizer last month said CALL 643-2711 Herald Reponrr pension plans and assurances that said “not a single issue" had been Manager Robert Weiss today said Instead, Weiss asked the stale to picket lines would be established in staffing levels will be maintained Wedding Cakes A Specialty MANCHESTER - Union resolved. He said the home was town police are “prepared to protect t takeover the facility in the event the the event of a strike Bob Warfield, ;Stan & above the minimum required by the prepared to discuss “all areas" un­ both strikers and the facility.” strike threatened patient care. A an organizer for District 1119, said negotiators and owners of the^ state. MOHAWK INDUSTRIAL SUPPLY, INC. Meadows Convalescent Home this der dispute, but said the Meadows At the'same time, Weiss said the spokesperson for the union could not the union would not look favorably on OVER 4 5 At a meeting in Hartford last week. : F i n i s h MANCHESTER morning entered last-minute was prepared to go ahead with con­ state had “ultimate responsibility’’ be reached today. The union has con­ workers crossing the strike lines. Suppliers of .Sa/e»fy Protection YURS District 1119 of the New England negotiations, while workers prepared tingency plans. for the care of the Meadow's 480 tinually expressed dissatisfaction Weiss said the town's role would be Health Care Employees Union, an­ •FOUL WEATHER SUITS MEMORIAL CO. EXPERIENCE for Tuesday’s scheduled strike. ’The home last week advertised for patients. Weiss did say the town con­ with the proposals made by the to maintain law and order in what is nounced it would call its 1,800 The Meadows is the state’s largest replacements for would-be-strikers. tacted the state Health Department home. expectea to be a dangerous strike •BOOTS •HOSE Opp. E.M C*m«t.ry members off their jobs ’Tuesday un­ nursing care facility, and one of 18 in ’The union at that time claimed the to express concern for the health of District 1119 is seeking a union Union members have said state of­ CALL 649-5807 less nursing home owners agrei^ to •6L0VES •TARPS •RESPIRATORS the state where a health care union move was an attempt to intimidate patients in the Meadows. starling pay scale of J5.60 an hour at ficials and the home's owners have their demands. QUALITY has threatened strikes. ’The union is workers. Weiss said the town recommended the end of three years. Current pay at called for replacement workers 5 Gl^n Rd.»Manchester*643-5107 HARRISON ST. William Fioc-hetta. an ad­ Town officials met Friday to the transfer of patients out of the the 518-bed Meadows is $3.52 an hour. MEMORIALS MANCHESTER

EVERYTHING IN GLASS A' Frank Amone WE CAN'T HIDE BEHIND OUR PRODUCT' 649-7901 Oil price due to rise J.A. WHITE GLASS CO.. /4 '. V r Grooms Tux FREE Ask about our policy. DOHA, Qatar (UPI) - OPEC oil industrial goods throughout the Saudi Arabian Oil Minister Sheikh 649-7322 producers are scheduled to meet in world." Ahmed Zaki Yamani said recently he WE’VE BEEN CHALLENGED!! three weeks to discuss the cost of The report, which wa.s carried by (Mf.K :iii yr:yH'< ' A ^ 775 MAIN ST. expected an increase in OPEC prices their crude, but they have already the state-run Qatari news agency, at the Ball meeting, or before, 31 B IS S E L L ST. M A N C H E S T E R MANCHESTER, CONN. • MIRRORS .SHOWER DOOR .STORE FRONTS begun hinting that prices can be noted that oil prices on the spot because of the tremendous pressure .SAFETY GLASS .BATHTUB ENCLOSURES .ETC expected to rise by about $2 a barrel market — the traditional gauge of now being exerted on spot rates. PLEASE ANSWER THE CALL -RUN In the Qatari capital of Doha, a OPEC rates — have increased FAMOUS BRAND J. B. ELECTRONICS leading English-language weekly, the "remarkably” as a result of shor­ .Analysts said the rise in spot prices Gulf Times, said Sunday the 13- tages caused by the Iran-Iraq war was the result of consumer anxiety TELEVISION • APPLIANCES STEREO • MUSIC AMPS • TV member Organization of Petroleum that the Iraniraq war will either Help Fight SALES AND SERVICE Exporting Countries will add $2 per Spot prices lor Arabian ligm oil - spread to other Gulf oil producing M V M IIE'IIH f/ease barrel to its crude prices when it OPEC's benchmark crude — were states or drag on indefinitely, meets Dec. 15 in Bali, Indonesia. running close to $40 per barrel last depriving the market of 3.5 million Every one dollar increase in the week, almost $10 per barrel above barrels per day of exports throughout )\ke “T" H/tuscular DIstrophy average cost of OPEC crude adds 15 the official OPEC rate and near the the cold northern winter cents to the price of a gallon of home Ti 649-3589 $41 per barrel record reached a year •it N St., I a., heating oil and gasoline in the United ago. OPEC's Bali meeting will be its JACK BERTRAND 643-1262 States. ^ Official OPEt' prices vary Irom a first since the start of the Gulf war Citing "reliable sources” in tlie low of $.30 for Saudi Light to a high ol September 22 The ISnation cartel w R a V a in le n a !^ & uarpet Cleaners Gulf oil producing state, the $37 for top-quality African crude has been hampered in responding to m magazine said the price hike will Rates have been fruzcn at the $37 inarkcl conditions by the feuds I "SpecialiMing in Sleam Cleaning Carpett” bring OPEC rates more in line with ceiling since OI’EC's price talks in between Iran and Iraq and between a s - I Complsts Janitorial Sarvicaa the “constant increases in food and Algiers last June l.ihva and Saudi Arabia I Commarclal • Raaldantlal j NOW IN MANCHESTER TO SERVE Purchase I YOU.RETTER ICAU FOR FREE ESTIMATES 643-80S6i Curious cat planned m o n d o y . As Thanksgiving Day approaches, a curious in Essex, Mass. (UFl photo) cat watches a turkey in a wire pen at a farm MANCHESTER -T h e Heritage Hotel fire Manchester High gridders lose to 2 LOCATIONS TO BENVi YOV .Savings and Loan Association is Windham. Glastonbury second best reportedly prepared to purchase the Fire officials say they may find in CVC. Rage 14. House and Hale Building on Main St. 40 more bodies in the ruins of Las Black Hawks on scoring sprev to Vegas’ MGM Grand H otel... Even stop Whalers. Steve Gates in Five Turkeys are smaller William Hale, president of as the search continues, the hotel's Miler. Page IS. Heritage, called a news conference owners announce plans to rebuild producer and vice president of the pounds — cost 85 cents per pound this for 8:30 tomorrow. Hale would not ... Page 20. National Turkey Federation. year compared to 69 cents last year, comment on the purpose of the con­ Inside today McClain said average turkey he said. ference, but it is apparently to an­ President-elect Classified...... •91-22 prices are up about 10 cents a pound nounce plans to make the purchase. Speaking Y(o~)Ki^y the fears of Comics...... 23 — "not as big an increase as it Fresh turkeys, generally about 30 Reportedly the building will be black. AmOTicans. Ronald Reagan Editorial ...... 4 sounds.” Besides the drought, he cents a pound more expensive than restored and will be converted to points to his record as governor of Entertainment ...... • .17 condominium offices for sale to in- blamed the increase on “good old in­ frozen birds, also are up about a dime California ... Reagan's incoming F am ily...... 8 divdual officers. flation.” a pound. administration will have to decide Obituaries ...... 12 A spokesman for Safeway super­ A sale of the building which once But there is better news about the whether to sue Mexico for last Peopletalk...... 2 housed the House and Hale Depart­ markets in the Washington, DC., fixings. year’s oil spili . . Page 18. Sports...... 13-16 ment store, has been rumored in re­ area said frozen turkeys under 10 The supermarket spokesman said Television ...... 17 pounds cost 85 cents per pound this prices were unchang^ from last cent weeks, but no specific informa­ In sports TownTalk...... 12 year, compared to 79 cents per pound year for a can of jellied cranberries, tion had been made public. Update ...... 2 Jets surprise Oilers while last year. y a loaf of bread, packaged stuffing Heritage, however, has been W eather...... 2 Larger frozen birds - rnore than 22 and a can of yams. known for its desire to assist in Patriots romp over Colts. Page 13.' restoration projects in town. 2 - EVENINS HERALD, Mon., Nov. 24, IW)

" J • ' " evening herald, Mon., Nov. 24. 1980 - 3 Mpdote. State suspends moratorium on new sewer hookups MANCHESTER —- A effect Nov. 30,30. citingcitin’ff Dpollu­ o llu - new sewer permit excentexcept min«trBiiuominstratlve unnoniappeal ratufails, for obearlyHi/ January. i*.,,,**,, block construction___ _ of ..the . ... ^ state-ordered inoratorium tion of the Hockanum for health reasons complex for 550 acres expansion ot the treatment Town Jtoids a bake sale the town can carry it to A group"of lawyers, mammouth Buckland straddlng the two towns. Temple deputy graces court today and the assembly department of the giant Ursus tained. on new sewer hookups, River. The DEP said the The town, through its plant. While ' the Superior Court. representing residents of Commons development GOLD BAR, Wash. (DPI) — When residents dis­ tractor factory ouUide the caplUl went on indefinite "The cumulative effect of many trends and events is appeal filsd later in the Town officials are skep­ development’s completion SAN FRANCISCO (UPI) — Lawyers for Larry Layton, scheduled to Uke effect town’s treatment plant Kevin O'Brien, town at­ the Buckland area and South proposed by MAP covered they had overspent their 1980 budget, they didn’t strike protesting the Jailing of a union worker. threatening America’s capacity for self-government,” Nov. 30, has been operated at over capacity month, hopes to persuade tical the moratorium will of the first phase is the Peoples Temple deputy accused of being a member of torney, has said the ad­ Windsor’s Pleasant Valley Associates. The firm block Buckland Commons. look to the federal government or the state for help — A spokesman for the big Solidarity Independent labor the report said. "A clear danger is bearing down on us; suspended until completion and caused pollution. The DEP the moratorium is un- forecast for 1985. the treat­ the ambush team that killed Rep. Leo Ryan in Guyana, At the same time that the problems we face are ministrative appeal Road, sought the proposes a shopping mall Town officials have b ^n they held a bake sale. - ' union said the assembly section of Ursus walked off the of the town's appeal. moratorium banned an; necessary. If the ad- probably will be scheduled ment plant expansion is plan to challenge the validity of the federal law under becoming more complex and interwoven, the power to moratorium as a ploy to and SO^unit residential working with DEP on an The 662 townspeople got together to sell baked goods which Layton was indicted. job soon after the noon deadline passed for the release of A letter from Richard expected in 1984. Jan Narozniak, a Solidarity member detained after a deal with them is becoming increasingly d iffu ^ ." and used clothing to bail out the community, and Mayor The 35-year-old suspect, who returned from the South Barlow, assistant director police raid on the union's offices Thursday. "We can begin to strengthen the forces of cohesion and PRICES EFFECTIVE MON . NOV 34 THRU SAT.. NOV 39. 1990 ECd Grant said Sunday the weekend event was a huge American country last week, was to be arraigned today of D EP’s w ater com­ FTJU success The Solidarity spokesman said Narozniak had been integration in our political system by strengthening the pliance division, suspended before a U.S. magistrate to answer charges in a federal jailed for three months of investigatory detention — capacity of the presidency for leadership,” the 38-page tSERVICEj Thmre’a a TOP NOTCH near you: Although the town hasn't added up its profits yet. grand jury indictment returned Oct. 9. the moratorium until "all called "state prosecutor’s sanction” — and he implied report said. NOW... Grants says the town expects to cover at least a third of Layton was flown to San Francisco fcawirtfew York administrative and court East Hartford Manchester Its $9,000 deficit the striking workers at Ursus would stay off the job until appeals are terminated.” ATTOPMOTCHI Saturday by U.S. marshals aboard a commercial flight. he was released. Ships collide in river 1150 BURNSIDE AVENUE 260 NORTH MAIN ST. AT MAIN TOMMfCH WE WIU ACCEPT The transfer was made after he refused to fight the move There had been confusion in U.S. District Court in Brooklyn. Stronger leadership urged VENICE, La. (UPI) — An oilfield crewboat with four among town officials to Manchester MIddfetown STMES vnu Two of *gang^ in court men aboard collided with a freishter near the mouth of what extent to implement 725 EAST MIDDLE TURNPIKE 900 WASHINGTON ST., RT. 66 Attorney William Kunstler, who represented the WASHINGTON (UPI) — World and national trends are ■E CLOSED PEKING (UPI) — Two members of the Gang of Four one-time confidant of Peebles Temple leader Jim Jones in the Mississippi River today, apparently trapping the the order while the town TNANKSCIVMO threatening America's capacity for self-government and crew inside. At least one crew member was believed pursued its appeal. The OPEN MON THRU SAT 8 30A M to 9 OOP.M, stand In the dock today on charges of framing the revered New York, said Layton's San Francisco attorney would they require strengthened presidential leadership, the alive, the Coast Guard said. town's building and sewer 84 «| MICOM >OU« *000 ItU* S U N D A Y to OOA M to 5 OOP M DAY. NOV. 27 late Premier Chou En-lai and Deng Xiaoping, the coun­ challenge the indictment. National Academy of Public Administration said today. The crewboat Sallee P. collided about 4 a.m. with the department officials said MOf OtSOONWK *00 TTOOGOAOHtCAl lOROftS *1 OEtfXVI TMf OlflMt TO HMtl QUANTITIfS TO I ONITI UNlUS OTHEAWISE SAECOICD try's current strongmap, an official announcement said, At the same time, the NAPA report on presidential Wang Hungwen, 44, and Yao Wenyuan, 49, were to be Polish workers protest 488-foot Liberian freighter Coastal Transport about 95 they would cease permits • MINIMUM PURCHASI >30.00. management by a panel of academicians, lawmakers and miles downriver from New Orleans. on Dec. 1 unless notified MAXIMUM PUMCHAtl DIMND* brought to court today to face the charges, the official WARSAW, Poland (UPI) — Rail workers staged a two- ON YOU* ■AMR APPROVAL former government executives recommended that the The Sallee P. wrapped itself around the bow of the otherwise. The Planning Xinhua news agency said. hour walkout.on commuter lines in Warsaw and Gdansk balance of powers implicit in the Constitution be main­ freighter, partially submerged. and Zoning Department H a p p y was going to continue business as before. ORADE“A" f .10 00 ^ 30 ?4 / .Peopletalk, The notification from WAYBESTorPERDUE / Barlow means the town Tlrnnksgiving •091OM may continue to issue ^TUPCHICKINS . 7 8 * k A Doubletai ^ sewer permits until the LIQjaUARTERt ■ ACKS . 6 9 * . , CXWSXBTS town's appeal is heard. T W IN PAC K President-eleck RonaloNSlpagan won the 1980 „.fiom our families at Top Notch ROAITINO CHICKENS . 7 4 * WHOLE H ot 80* 1 In October the town was ) *>M9lt ) lOTEE-VlBtA A .il A M r RINSOBLUE ' ■ ■ Doublespeak Award^4roffl the National Council of LOTt-O-CHICKEN .8 4 * ^ WA'YBEST OR P(lROUE f AM fM4l»C«CO notified the DEP placed a DETERGENT Teachers of English meeting in Cincinnati. Presi­ Foods to you and your loved ones! CMCREN V J. * r dent Carter was second and the Nuclear Regulatory moratorium on new sewer WINOt or LIVERS .7 4 * h. CHICKEI J Commission third installations, to go into CHICKEN LEO t NO lACRl « 8 4 * While the winners were the most conspicuous CHICKEN THIQHS .8 8 * examples of the genre, there were some juicy Driveway we HAVE A COMPLETe SELECTION OF TUSKEYS (FSESHtFROZEN), 99*' JJ runners-up DUCKS,GEESE, CORNISH GAME HENS AND OTHER HOLIDAY ITEMS CHICKEN DRUMSTICK s 9 8 * IfOfND------General Motors President Thomas Murphy said dispute fONfitisfHICKENRRlAsts EtR(Ast$> . 9 4 * the reason auto sales Were so bad is that - 'we are in CHICKEN CUTLETS . 2 a period of negative economic growth. " miOWPRICES! ^ no* continues UP' W IAIHIII IO$OCA»1 C> The rules committee of the Democratic Party dropped the term "handicapped" in favor of MANCHESTER The ' CUT TO ORDER IIM AVERAOE "physically challenged." dispute over a Forest 110 IORta. 1 WESTERN H / \ D E / I For period ending 7 a m. EST 11 25 80 During Monday And New Jersey's Division of Gaming Enforce­ Ridge driveway continues WHOLE W N O L l' CORN FED night, ram is expected over parts of the Pacific ment did not use words like the "mob. " "syn­ tonight at the Zoning Board ■IPS OF LSIRLCIN TIP* Northwest while some snow falls in sections of New dicate. "Mafia " or "Cosa Nostra." in an official of Appeals hearing. lEEF lOASTO IUSDA(B££F CUT England and the mid Rockies Otherwise, aside from rc[»rt. but instead referred to an organized crime Karen Klibanoff. of 82-B CHOICE FROM CHC/CKl SALE! some possible ram m lower Texas, mostly fair weather figure as a "member of a career offender cartel. " Cliffside Drive appealed will prevail elsewhere Minimum temperatures include: the order of the zoning en­ I approx max readings in parenthesis I Atlanta 40 i57), (' forcement officer to Boston 41 (511, Chicago 21 (381, Cleveland 31 i41l, Dad knows best remove the driveway. The Houston 36 i55i. Dallas 35 i44), Denver 18 i37i, Duluth 4 Ernest Isarl Pennington sat on the detention officer, Thomas O'Marfa 132'. Jacksonville 51 i7H. Kansas City 22 i39i. Little bench at Chesapeake High School this week. ordered the driveway Rock 32 i43i. Los Angeles 50 i73l, Miami 70 i81i. Ernest is a 32-year-old railroad worker. His son, removed after about a year Minneapolis 18 i39i. New Orleans 50 (611, New York 41 Dennis, 16, was late for school earlier this week — Cool snow since the controversy i52' Phoenix 41 i71i, San Francisco 42 i62l, Seattle 38 between Mrs Klibanoff his third tardy demerit — and was sentenced to This horse isn’t playing dead but rather is through the hills of an Ipswich, Mass., farm 49 St Louis 23 i38i and Washington 38 ( 54). degrees time on the school's "black bench" and Dennis and Evelyn masters cooling itself in the snow after romping- this weekend. (UPI photo) Pennington explained to principal Grover Smith Amo began. that he was to blame for his son's tardiness because The Amos requested the ealher forecast driveway and turnaround )USDA( BEEF CUT LEAN S I A A he overslept, forgetting to wake Dennis. School of­ SMBTRBStMBF CUT TO OAOEA ficials were unmoved be removed, and brought ^OICE) FROM ROUND CENTER CUT SI 44 WMUPMWIMHS Occasional ram. high temperatures 45 to 50. 9 C Ram "I forbade him to spend any time in detention, " Disclosure doesnH halt the matter to the Planning OMaSTIAKS *1 A H> UOt KM RAU P«IK MAST tonight possibly moderate or heavy at times ending Pennington said "He didn't do anything wrong. 1 and Zoning Commission. CENTER CUT C ■ C S around daybreak Lows 35 to 40 Tuesday partly cloudy did ■ The PZC found the ONKKRMSTS L4H RAU P*RK MASTS .* 1 * * and windy with highs m the 40s Probability of precipita­ ROT OR OVEN $ 8*04 The father showed up for detention, where he driveway had to be tion 90 percent today and tonight. 20 percent Tuesday- removed —in two separate SRtRW R O M R*A$n » KB P*IK CMHiraT STTU .^ 1 * ^ spent 15 minutes before school officials released protest by firefighters . *2 “ •O N E M $174 Light southerly wind gradually increasing to 15 to 20 mph. him hearings —since it was not nr H A M STIAKS . I LIAR «M*Hi PSRK . ^ 1 ^ during the day Wind southerly 15 to 25 mph tonight shif­ on the approved site plan of SSTsiuxs . ’2 ** CAUrORNIA S f 74 ting to northwest toward daybreak. Wind northwe.st 20 to WATERBURY (UPI) - The un­ Fire Department, was given credit union today to decide the next step. developers First Hartford H M R C R I STEAKS «, I ■MOHS P*RK (VTinS . ^ 2 ^ precedented opening of civil service ■MUSS Thh C u t $$M4 CALRORNIA SVM TUtDCRMATY <«aj .10 mph Tuesday Quote of the day for his vplunteer work in the'exams. Bergin said all the men who are in­ Realty. MRERCRTRRASn » *l cona cn p*u CHIPS .*1 records has done little to change the SAaNncEiTiAE 7 7 TMICA CUT roA STUTFno t ■ "It was the first time volunteer vestigating the dispute will examine First Hartford claims ERST CUT fATRALIilH $ 1 M Long l*laml Sound Violin virtuoso Itzhak Perlman, disabled bypolio protest of union firefighters over the cana cn PMR CHIPS .0*1 ** credit was given" on such the records in hope of expediting a the two neighbors agreed ■iRniis MS 7N snw *! QUICK FRYING C a a a since childhood, will appear on "Sesame Street" appointment of an "outsider" as fire examinations he claimed. finding. S t *4 WINDSOR LOCKS. Conn I'Pli — Umg Island Sound to install the driveway and SSSSnEAES 16^2 ^ iiRnniCRROisnAKSi * cona cn p*KR CHIPS to Watch Hill. R 1 to Montauk Point, N Y Southeasterly- this season to help teach kids that disabilities are marshal. Carozza said city firemen taking The mayor on Saturday had later the Amos reneged on LEAN winds at 15 to 20 knots and gusty towards evening Winds part of life There's another reason, he explained: The release of the confidential civil service promotion exams in the . ordered Personnel Director J.A. the agreement T D M I < IH STIAKS SELF SERVICE shilling to the northwest at 15 to 25 knots and gusty- early I have always admired,Oscar the Grouch's deep records Sunday was ordered by past have never received credit for McAllister to open for public inspec­ In April, and then in •ONELEU Ca*> epneern (or the arts and for music One of my goals Mayor Eklward Bergin Jr. over the volunteer service. nP H A M STIAKS » 2 ' DELI CASE lonight Ram this afterncxm and evening, possibly tion "all records pertaining to the September, the PZC ruled ■«Mi iSAsn lb KNE« has long been to make music with him When 1 did protest of civil service officers. He acknowledged that St. John REGULAR, IHICR CUT or MAPLE becoming heavy at times Partial clearing late tonight fire marshal's exam, its preparation, the driveway must go. BMBUS$ MTTMI $A14 CMKKRWUTfN Cfi JIFFY Fair Tuesday- Visibility lowering to 1 to 3 miles and o<-- on the show, it fulfilled one of my wildest dreams Firemen earlier this year charged came out first in the total score over administration and grading." TARKB PtT KAAST .1 COltRUL SUCB lACOR oM‘ Sept. 29 O'Marra ordered BONELESS PORK SHOULDER BUTT CAKE MIXES improprieties in the civil service BMasBOAsn tb®2 fJfVil 'lu n iN ty WH|7| casionally less m ram and fog from late morning until Oscar is not just a virtuoso; he's really got soul. " other veteran city firemen. Bergin called his order "extraor­ the driveway's removal. M N m n < 1 1 3 4 CM ORUl RART RAMS earlv tonight .Average wave heights 2 to 4 leet during the exam taken by the new fire marshal. Bergin said after the meeting the dinary." Mrs. Klibanoff then BBMP BOASTS », afternoon and to 3 to 5 leet tonight Edward St John of Middlebury. records "turned up no evidence of "What I am doing undoubtably will appealed his order to the COIORUI EXMA M U nARKSfo 1 ^ i*RUS$$aLMN Si|34 COLONIAL o$ Firefighter in September refused wrongdoing " and it was up to the have severe consequences on the ZB A. VP BOASn lb 7 ^ CRKKIR raARKS k RMOCRA . 9 4 * 9 for l.xicnded millooL to wear their uniforms and plastered firemen to decide on whether to future of this (civil service) The ZBA has also city firehouses with home-made proceed with any further legitimate system," he said. M KiB$ m m $ d is 4 COLONIAL Ca7a UOSTD.N I pi , — Extended outltKik (or .New England scheduled Public hearings m m m o r e u s s h a m s « ■'^edne.sday through Friday signs protesting the appointment of appeals. The mayor said personnel records on Samuel Aglio's request ttmm BOASTS lb Z Mass, R 1 & Conn Chance ol ram- developing someone they considered "an out­ "I would assume they would have had never been unveiled in the 16- to erect a 60-foot windmill ■W Mll m t t m i i m m * 5 * 2 4 Wednesday Clearing Thursday Chance of ram again sider." to look at the information and if they year history of the city's civil service" on his 45 Oakland Terrace THANKSGIVING Friday Daytime high temperatures mostly in the 40s They resumed the protest) last! want to pursue it, the only avenue system. But he said he believed the property. STEAK BOASTS ib ®Z Dvernight lows m the 30s week and an angry Bergin o ra e r ^ would be in court." move was . justified, saying the The variance is needed \e i inont ( loudy thru F'liday Periods ot rain eight firefighters dismissed foiV^- The union has already lost a firefighters' illegal job action because regulations allow BONUS! southeast and snow- or Hurries north and west each dav obeying orders. Superior Court suit challenging St. threatened public safety. structures up to 18 feet high. BRING IN ANO REDEEM ONE FULL BOOK OF Highs Ills to around 40 lajws m the 20s After looking at the records Sun­ John's appointment and has appealed The mayor acknowledged the A special exception is day, union head Peter Carozza ; S&H GREEN STAMPS Maine and New Hampshire Fair Wednesday Chance to the state Supreme Court. possibility of legal action if the requested by Grace Clem- FOR ot showers south and ol showers or flurries -north claimed the information "showed we Carozza said local union officials records are made public, but sajd son to operate a day care TWNOTCHi”* ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ DOZEN UBERTYBUIE were right." Carozza said St. John, a I Mil IT I NOOD*9 ' A QAAOE A LARGE I nimerware Thursdas and Friday Highs m the 30s north to 40s south planned to meet with lawyers and that was the only way to. refute center at 16 Walker St. Ms. MILK IlCRCRKAM,* I r EQQS P ILLiR U R V l laiws m the 20s to low- 30s member of the Middlebury Volunteer representatives of the international allegations of impropriety. Clemson would buy the p1 ^ u r Made in Staffordshire, Ritter -knclrewd property from the owner, England tOup auACHASt or abiv saaNO * * THANKSGIVING The Almanac Olive Dart, of 3 Ardmore 39 199 39* Tkisawtk'tlBitiirc a.-. Glimpses Road, if the special excep­ TURKEY Hy I iiitril Prrtis Inlernaliunal Mushroom poisoning up tion request is granted. Today is Monday. Nov 24. the 329th day of 1980 with 37 Julie Andrews, who stars with Rudolph Nureyev In her application Ms. SAKa FARMINGTON (UPI) - Growing well experienced, they know their He said many people have mis­ Clemson says about^ve or to follow- I in the special Nov. 30 "Invitation to the Dance" seg­ interest in natural foods has led to an mushrooms. The others are conceptions and are M to think cer­ The moon is moving toward its last quarter. ment of the CBS Festival of the Lively Arts, has six children would be cared THESE FOUR SPECIALS (2 COUPONSS2 ITEMS ) WILL BE OFFERED THiT apparent rise in poisoning cases amateurs. They don't have a lot of tain mushrooms are safe when they for at one time at the day The morning stars are Mercury. Venus, Jupiter and volunteered to serve as honorary chairperson of among those who seek out and eat experience. They're going out and really aren't. Crean said some people Save the Children Day on May 1 ’. John Ritter of care center. A picket fence Saturn wild mushrooms, state health of­ they're experimenting" wrongly believe cooking a poison ABC's Three s Company," heads the cast of the would enclose the side yard The evening star is Mars. ficials report. He said the center, open 24 hours mushroom will always make It safe third national United Cerebral Palsy Telethon in where the children would Those' born on this date are under the sign of Sagit­ Most cases of mushroom poisoning daily, will sometimes get calls from to eat, or one which peels easily FRL aatd SAT. ONLY! “play. tarius January Ernest Borgnine is taking a few da’ys off come into the Connecticut Poison parents who have just discovered won't be toxic. (NOVEMBER 28 and 29) Zachary Taylor. 12th president of the United States, Irom filming Deadly Blessing" after he and co- Center during the fall, when the pop­ their child nibbling on a mushroom in Cardoni said pne type of call was born Nov. 24, 1784. Irish-born actress Geraldine Missing word CLIP COUPONS NOT AVAILABLE IN OUR STORES! star Colleen Riley took a spill from a runaway horse ular fungi is most plentiful in woods, the backyard. Cardoni said those received at the center is made by Fitzgerald was bofn on this date in 1914 carnage center director Alex Cardoni said cases are rarely serious. someone who finds mushrooms in the On this date in history Sunday. There are about 2,000 known area and wants to know if he can eat is expensive In 1869. women from 21 states met m Cleveland to draw Between September-November species of mushrooms but only 70 are the fungi, but some others wait untjl AUGUSTA, Maine (UPI) QUARTERS Half Gallon Bottia up plans for organization o^ the American Women Suf­ 1919, the center had reports of 37 toxic to humans. LAND O' LAKES frage Association Lottery numbers there is a problem. — Maine's treasury has SEALD.SWEET cases and this year's total will Dennis Crean, a poison information "The other type of question is lost out on more than $500,- In 1961, the U S. Security Council authorized probably be higher, he said. Numbers drawn Saturday: specialist working at the center, they've already eaten the mushroom 000 seized in drug raids, BUTTER ORANGE JUICE .met''*'' Secretary General U Thap^ to yise force to settle the "It was a general feeling that we IMII ONI COUPON P|a * Connecticut 916 '- - credited growing interest in wild and now thhy're not feeling well,” he due to a missing word in a CuSfOMtA 0OO0NO9 214 27 P l a i i ONI COUPON Pfa PEAR violent Belgian Congo crisis which erupted after Belgium . had more calls coming in Uiis fall,” I79 CUSTOHia OOOONOV 21424 Maine 221 mushrooms to enthusiasm for said. "We pretty much would just state statute. HALVES gave the Congo its independence, said Cardoni. natural food and fascination with the in 1963. Lee Harvey Oswald, alleged assassin of Presi­ New Hampshire 9841 treat them symptomatically, The attorney general's Rhode Island 2717 “Mushroom eaters fall into two hallucinogenic substance found in possibly suggest they go to a office hopes to plug the dent John F Kennedy two days earlier, was fatally shot categories,” he said. "Ones that are some species. bv Jack Ruby in a Dallas jail. Massachu'be^s 9188 , hospital" loophole. State law now allows ILB. TIN A t* forfeiture of "materials, ALASKAN SNOW ^ Evening Htrald products and equipment” CHASEA , t'SPS 327-500 To AdvorttM To RoptMl Now* For a clasiifled advertisement, call Nuke plant runs again used in drug trafficking — SANBORN FNiblijbed daily except Sunday and cer­ To report a news item or stpry Idea;: CRAB 3 643-2711 and ask for Classified. Office including cars, boats and tain holidays by the Manchester Manchester ... 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(U PI) - A hand­ representative of the medium-sized water, of fountains and depths, been here five months and cannot “They come with two sets of Asking for revolt ful of Russian Jewish immigrants Sunbelt cities that are trying to at­ face shows signs ol tension, said he more food, more meat, than they had find work. ideas,” Weintraub said. "One is that The Dem ocrats in the coupled by runaway inflation, springing forth in valleys and hills; a tract industry and culture by and'Natasha wanted to go to New ever seen? Did they speak of the who fled their homeland to escape And, he said, it has been difficult to the streets are paved with gold and land of wheat and barley and vines emphasizing a clean environment, York City with their 11-year-old twin delight of living in an apartment with Connecticut state senate are the increase in the sales tax persecution say they will never assimilate into the South Carolina they are going to become instant and fig trees and pomegranites; a cheap labor force and friendly peo­ sons. a toilet, with a kitchen, with air- begging for a tax revolt with is a double-dip into the return, but life in the United States is culture. For one thing, language is a millionaires, rich American land of olive trees and honey, a land more difficult than they thought it ple. "It was a mistake for us to come to conditioning?" Weintraub asked. pockets of the consumers. serious barrier, even though most of capitalists. — the recent inclination toward wherein your shall eat bread without would be. But it's a long way from Minsk, the Columbia," he said, "The Jewish "You become accustomed to the Russians here speak and unders­ "On the other hand, the Soviet increasing the sales tax to 8 Sales tax increases are scarcity and shall not lack anything home of Mark Gelman and Eugene community was wrong to have asked luxuries quickly," he noted. Four immigrants recently tand English. government has fed them stories that percent. automatic They are tied to in it ... and you shali eat and be gathered in the living room of a Livshits, two handsome men in their "They wrote us that Columbia is a us here without jobs.” Americans are unemployed and star­ But Weintraub said the Russians the rate of inflation on those satisfied and bless thelord your God modem, air-condition^ apartment 30s who came to the United States to beautiful place to work and live and ving," It is typical of the escape the religious persecution refuse to accept the fa d that they for the good land which He has given where they talked frankly about the to find jobs, but when we came here, When the Jews are granted visas to spendthrift mentality of the goods that are taxed. experienced by Jews in Russia. may have to make career changes in you. (Deuteronomy 8:7-10) problems facing them In South it was just the opposite," Gelman leave Russia — a process that can For example goods that absolutely reject such a sales Massachusetts is reeling Carolina. this country. Connecticut state Legislature. the sales tax is increased to 8 With these words Moses ad­ "M ost important, there is more of said. take years, H IAS takes them to a future for our children in the "In three instances we have been To constantly increase the cost $100 in June a year ago percent the items that were tax increase. from the decision early this monished the people of Israel to be “We are happy we are out of The immigrants are brought to this refugee camps in Italy where they able to get the men employed in their Can you match the following The solution to the state’s mdnth by voters in that Russia, we don't ever want to go United States," said Gelman, a slim, country by an organization called wait to get placed in the United sales tax that is among the may now cost $120. In June bringing in sales tax always mindful of the good land that own professions, but in several, we 1980 Winter Olympic gold back, ever," said Natasha, an attrac­ dark-haired man with one young son. HIAS, which used to be called the States, Weintraub said. nation's highest already is the state sales tax of 7 per­ revenues of $7 in June would fiscal woes lies in reducing state. But Massachusetts God gave to them and to be grateful have not," Weintraub said. “One medalisUi wwth their sports? tive woman with short, copper- "Because we are Jews, the Soviet Hebrew Immigration Aid Society “They may say they want to go to a 1. Robin Cousins cent would have given the the costs of programs, in­ state government asked for it for His many blessings. gentleman says T m 45 and I ’m too begging for disaster. The peo­ bring sales tax revenues qf colored hair and high Slavic government discriminates against when it helped get Jews out of Nazi large or a small community, but they 2. Ingemar Stenmark These words must have been on the us. We want to be sure what would old for a career change." After he ple are disgusted with the state $7 Had the rate $9.60. In actual dollars paid creasing the productivity of in much the same way cheekbones who does not want her Germany, according to Jack Wein- really know very little aabout the 3. Karin Enke minds of the Pilgrims when they real last name revealed for fear of happen to our children." traub, executive director of the says that, I don't know what he 4. Bernard Glass ever-increasing taxation that remained the same the state for the sales tax the increase state employees and finding Connecticut is begging the U n it^ States," Weintrauo said. “We expects the American Jewish com­ 5. Anton Innauer arrived at these shores. To them this reprisals against relatives still in the Gelman, a mechanical engineer Columbia Jewish Welfare Federa­ get their resumes, but we really is forced upon them in lieu of would Have received $8.40 in in the example above would more cost-effective ways of question. Soviet Union. munity to do about it." a. Alpine skiing was a good land holding out much who speaks heavily accented tion.- know very little about them except Weintraub also pointed out the im­ b. luge creative management or sales tax revenue from the mean the same goods that running the government. In addition, the increase promise for the future. And when "But when a person can't find a English, has found employment in his Weintraub, whose organization ghat's on paper." c. ski jumping job. it's hard.” provement in the quality of life the state resources and cutbacks purchase of the same were taxed at 7 per cent in Without some real belt­ will drive more shoppers out they reaped a rich harvest, they held profession in Columbia where he has sponsors Russian Jews here, said But none of the Russians inter­ d. figure skating There are seven Russian Jewish lived for a year. But he still is unhap­ Russians are experiencing in Colum­ e. speed skating in state spending. merchandise at the inflated June, but would now be taxed tightening. we fear the people of the state to make major a public feast of thanksgiving for part of the problem centers around viewed here said they selected families presently living in Colum­ py for his friends, Natasha and her the immigrants' unrealistic expec­ bia. of the state will take spen­ Rod's province to them. Columbia to settle. ANSWERS We might have hoped the price. at 8 percent would amount to purchases and evade the bia. a Southern capital city which is husband Peter, teachers who have tations. “Did they speak of the delight of This is still a good land and the Peter, whose strong, clean-shaven recent results of the national But the state raised the a whopping $37.14 percent in­ ding decisions out of the sales tax. going to the supermarket, of seeing a qq tc ;p 1 blessings that most of us enjoy are sales tax to 7.5 percent in Ju­ hands of the elected bfficials election- would have been crease in dollars going to The ripple effect will be the envy of the whole world. It ms taken as a warning by those ly That means tne^ same Connecticut. and will^i;nount a resistance substantial. behooves us. therefore, like the who want to tax the people mcrchandi.se, costing $l(Kl'in It is the stuff of which to further taxation that will The time is now for state pilgrims, to be always congnizant of into oblivion. June and now costing $12ft taxpayer revolts are made. be another Proposition 13 or government to awaken to the the goodness of this country, to be In a time of recession. would bring the state $9. If The state Legislature should another Proposition 2 '^ . needs of the people eternally grateful for its material and spiritual riches and to make it a CHRISTMAS GIFT GUIDE land of promise and fulfillment for SHOP^gABUU&Qfi^ST SELECTION all citizens The Herald in Washington Dr. Leon Wind Rabbi F^meritus Temple Beth Sholom Manchester Do western voters count?

Bv List "IIKPMtD laliioini.is .Secrc^ar.v ol State discussed with California Republican Senate "There's likely to be action insurmountable First Amendment The theory is that having voting W.ASHI.N(iTu.N It.'- .!'> i',is\ .1' M.ii i h l-'ong Kii estimates'that near- Sen S I Hayakawa the idea of making on the problem." said another problems, is to prohibit the networks on Sunday would mean most people voting to find a W c s Iit iu t .ingr> Ihot Iv ‘iMi isNi people decided mot to vote the stale proposal a national law Ilatilield aide on the Rules Com­ from annoultcinf returns until all are free to vote, " said a Biaggi aide. ihv IttSd fli'C'lniiis.vv.i,'' over hcloir .die; the winner was announced and Dreg McMurdo. assistant mittee. which handles election polls close That being an unlikely "There's a better than even chance thfir polls l'lo.spdr-t!tK,ll s .IS dlllh nil the lose;>conceded Other western setrelary ol state for Oregon, sees matters The safest propo.sal would solution, proponents of muzzling of It passing We've yet to find any as getting clei ted to tind .1 work.ihi' st.ites h.ive no concj^lp- figures but too many problem with that Ballot .ippear to be some directive to local election officials believe that inter­ real opposition from religious solution to problems hroughi on ■ilmosl every precinct ollicial in security lor one. and the high costs ol and stale election officials not to views with citizens after they vote groups but we re still waiting to e.irly network projections iiregon has a tale about voters opening the polls twice Instead release results until a certain time." without the backup of local returns hear Irom a number of It didn t help tiiueh either to li.ice w.liking away Irom the polls once Oregon s .secretary ol state proposes The problems of early returns would make television announcers organizations " President Carter lormalU tlimw in Reagan was declared the victor stales continue selling their own affecting voter turnout was acer­ reluctant to predict a winner Biaggi s propo.sal is also aimed at the towel one hour betore polls on the Mail Is now pgiuring into Western election hours but that state officials bated this year by the early Reagan If all else fails. Rep Mario Biaggi increasing voter turnout, which has West Coast closed I ongressional idlices demanding that be prohibited Irom disclosing any electoral landslide and the iI)-N A'.i has a proposal already in steadily declined since 1960 when 62.8 But the lact ol the matter is that a tederal olficials write a lav¥ keeping election returns until the polls close sophisticated polling techniques Congress proclaiming Sunday as percent ol the eligible population lull three hours helore polling booths the elei iion alive until polls across nationwide employed by television networks election day with "same time voted to 198(1 when only 52 3 percent closed in the V\esl N B C w.is oltioial the iiinirv have closed Proposed McMurdo secs no First Amend­ The president's concession voting " for the country On the KasI cast a vole l> calling Honald Heag.m the winner solutions pom mad voters range ment problem with Oregon s speech merely added insult to in­ Coast, voters could cast ballots "There w.iv a lot of grumbling in Voting lines kiv thinned out ,ind 1)1111 Irom .1 .ir,. d.iv iinilorm time zone to [iroposal C le a rly we can regulate jury said .Anthony Miller, legal between 11 a m and 8 p m., between 1976 about the problem. " said Miller. those who hadn 1 .oieU wondereil Siindav v.iiing coupled with election ollicials That s regulating (ounsel to Ku O l course, his con­ 8 a m and 5 p m in the West and But that race was so close we didn't wh\ they should staggered hours mii/zling election the conduct ol a stale olficial. he cession was based on early projec­ from 6 a m to 3- p m in, Hawaii -- have a concession problem But peo­ ■Jim ( ormap ,1 liemo. r.itu ism ollici.ds or keeping the polls open lor .said But Tom Decker a legislative tions by the networks " with the polls closing at a uniform ple are really mad this time and gressman Irom l,os Angeles wishes IM hours aide to Sen Mark llallield iR-Ore .An obvious solution.-but one with lime somethine s eol to be done about it.' more voters had though’ his election C.ililorni.i s Ku was plenty dis­ says he s skeptical we can legislate reason enough to vole even though tressed over the landslide projection that .Maine not announce its returns the most important r.ice h.id been The Wagman file and immediately proposed to the until Hawaii closes its polls " WOODSIDEINTiqUES BVTIN8 decided Corman lost his i.oe nv 8k4 stale l.egislaliire that polls be open Hatfield has promised Oregon ol- votes There are a number ot un­ lor three or lour hours Mondav nighi li( lals to do all he can to correct the successful Democratic candid.ity’s'in and open ag.iin Tuesday until the problein. particularly now that his the West crving the same liinej e.isteiri si.lies p.ills close She also [larly has hecome the majority in the Campaign winners and losers SOLD. 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£ t'A N E R tJi NEriTIISTlRTLT OR TIE SPOT / By BOB W Af.MAN Baker Since both had worked lor of the winning campaigns • Clju lu ll.* kwili) • Cm i W.A.SI1INGTON iN EAi - The l an- I ‘resident Ford and other moderate Viguerie comes out of his election • Until Ihrtii W W W didates were not he only winners and Republicans, they were not as one of the most powerful figures in •'til StflNi Silnr losers when the votes were tallierl up welcomed with open arms by many the New Right He will continue to on bHection .Night There were also ol the conservatives surrounding have a substantial impact on the TOP PRICES PAIDII I 10s bonus on class rings with this sd * * * the political insiders who had worked Reagan political scene 1 _ J in one campaign or another And But with Spencer on the can­ Fingc- pointing has quite naturally lil there were the politicians whose didate s plane and Baker at cam­ become a [nqiular pastime in Presi­ S25 to $20 to paign headquarters, order quickly $100 $10 Vj/E RE5ERME futures may be radically changed by dent Carter s lam p Interestingly, the election even though they were emerged from the chaos .Most most ol those fingers are aimed at t !c r ig h t t o IISPINE ST. • MANCHESTER PHONE 643-4039 not running for oil ice observers credit them with turning the candidate himself Many cam­ CSrntrolHTED RO AND PINE ST HOURS 9-5 refuse SERUtCE Most ol this year s unelecled the Reagan elfort around paign aides insist that Carter (OLOKINOS BCOO I TO ANVONE winners turned out to be .Sen Howard Baker also came out a rejected much ol their good advice, .wMORIH WUORITV Republicans Chiet among them big winner in a campaign year that doing It his way with disastrous were Richard Wirlhlln. Stuart he began as a loser The Tennessean results mwmumummwmvmwnwmi sibafCesiW(tHEfliia(iMiM$| -Spencer and .lames Baker all key badly needed a [lower base from Aside. Irom Carter, the biggest I figures in Ronald Reagan s vic­ which to launch Jnother presidential losers among his lorces are (lollster \ r torious campaign bid in 1984 His leadership of the new­ Patrick Caddell and media advisor BIG TV I ’ollster Wirthlin not only produced ly Republican Senate - not to mention (jerald Ralshoon the year s most accurate surveys of his position as a standard bearer lor Caddell is telling one and all that FLO'S CAKE voter opinion, he was also one of the moderate wing ol his party - is he correctly predicted on the Sunday Decorating Supplies Inc. Reagan s top strategists. Ills advice better than any base he might have tM’lore the election that Carter would *6 8 ^ ® say insiders, was almost always cor­ hoped for lose to Reagan by 10 percentage See Flo for those rect Wirthlin can undoubtedly look Another winner in Campaign '80 is points But just one week earlier. special holiday cakes / lorward to a bright future in Richard Viguerie. the dirccl-mail Caddell has been reporting a definite, .... Candy too! expert who helped to fill the war Republican politics trend toward d arter His polls in a ,\o ir offering rla$$ei in candy making. B.I). JT In early September, as the Reagan i hests ol inosi ol the Republican I ’ar- number ol swfes prompted last- PEARL 191 Ctntor 81. campaign was lloundering at the rate ty's conservative new senators minute decisions on the allocation of 70 Union St. (>f‘) MAIN M . M VN( IIT''I I B M tnchM iw ol a galle a day the call, lor help Viguerie did more than raise money, resources and candidate time that in 'Rockvillo "Fundamentally, we're here to do a little screening for you.” G46-0228 went out to political pros Sjiencer and however he was an advi.sor to inanv retrospect were all wrong 875-3252 flrti For tvffthlng SIneo l i M posuiAA-nuiaoisuiijiiAi,

Washington Merry-Go-Round ""« Mil It s JORDACHEJEANS I M I I V .tml < II LU( i All Styles Available Ot^^HR Reg. ‘34 Hi-Miiljr |irirt s.ih.l Re^agan faces pressure to buy arms — but more isn’t better NOW Mjjtlr i afili' m/r 21' By JACK ANDFKSON I V Ifl" IH” report. "real .Soviel expenditures for makers are eager to catch up with of funds " liiftll. Sr.il fund-raising efforts to provide Said Twiss: "If prime ministers hriMlH It':'. W A SH IN G TO N - With almost two defense have risen by about one- the Soviets in spending. The clamor In contrast, defense production in scholarships 'and other worthy and even the queen of England can *25.95 months to go before the presidential Ihird whereas those of the United for contracts, however, could wind the United States is erratic. “The projects in Crosby's name, the socie­ take a few seconds to dictate and sign Mfciclisslsf inauguration, the great lorporate Slates have decreased some II up producing more profits than Soviet process, " states the top-secret ty sent word of its proposed good a reply, it seems incredible that our Pvkads MARLOW’S scramble has already started for the percent firepower. Contractors want to rush works to the president. Queen own president saw fit not to reply." ISOWNTOWN MAIN ST. M A N C H IST ER report, "is characterized by fewer 648-922V defense dollars that Honald Reagan The United Slates also spends far ahead with dubious weapons before overlays of organizational respon­ Elizabeth of Great Britain and the Bottoming Out?; Bureaucrats / British. Canadian and Australian has vowed to spend more than the Soviet Union on per­ they are proved, pet projects that sibilities, fewer checks and balances, at the Department of Housing and prime ministers. The new president will find top- sonnel. opr-rations and maintenance m a y , turn out to be impractical, fewer reviews of major projects gnd Urban Development thought they had I Prompt replies of encouragement / secret evidence that the Soviet In contrast the Soviets put most of military gadgetry that won't function the perfect upbeat acronym for their more stable budgets, but greater in­ were received from Buckingham I 'nion. indeed has been outspending their money into military procure­ under combat conditions flexibility " Palace and the three P.M.'s. new payroll computer: TOPPS (for RUFFINO the I'niled Stales BRAYS_ I ment. ( onstruction and development U S companies may have a In WashingtSfil the fine art of From the White House came a .terminally operated payroll- JEWELRY STORE for weaponry But - ' O v e r the past several years, they technological advantage, but Soviet gaining contracts also depends as franked envelope containing a press personnel system). But it proved to he will come un- ' 4 have spent 75 percent more than the factories produce simple, solid *19.32 I much on political influence as clipping of Crosby's death and little be embarrassingly far from tops in der enormous United States for military in­ equipment that is at least operable. ONES professional competence. The test more. performance. pressure to lavish ' vestment." the Joint Chiefs claim. Declare the Joint Chiefs: "Because may not be whether the weapon is I staggering They point o u t s a t "military in-' their planned economy places a high worth" the cost but whether its HARVEST HILL amounts on ar­ vestments tend to accumulate," premium on reduced technological production will benefit companies PACKAGE maments that iflaurliriitrr tuniimj Hrrah'i building up future military strength, risk, .Soviet designers stress simplici­ with political clout. STORE should never be whereas expenditures for per­ ty in equipment and induce a steady Bing Boom Bungled; Jimmy Manchester — A City of Village Charm MANCHKtTtR NOW UNTIL CHRiOTMAO built and military frills that will sonnel operations and maintenance progression of new weapons, with PARKADE Uonch— frtOld— tt 9 t9 bH§ho«IJowkf$toro Carter's defeat left Ken Twiss dry­ Founded Oct. 1, 1881 737 Main 8t. Manchtatar 543-S017 merely increase c'orfxirate profits are consumed immediately. " each model displaying modest im ­ eyed. Who is Twiss’ He's president More often than not. the unnecessary Thus the Soviets “have not only provements over the previous one, of the Bing Crosby Historical Society Published by the Manchester Publishi"ng Co., Herald Squarb, expenditures will actually reduce out-spent the United States in the “Rather than seeking Mahchester, Conn. 06040. Telephone (203) 643-2711. of Tacoma, Wash., the late crooner's'-' combat effectiveness past decade but, more significantly, technological breakthroughs, the Member, Audit Bureau of Circulation Member Uniteb P re u Internalionel hometown, and he still smarts when The Joint Chiefs of .Staff have have out-invested the UniteMCtates," Soviets emphasize available prepared-4^op-secret analysis of the he recalls the brushoff the group got Steven Matry Executive Editor warn the Joint Chiefs, technology, a large dedicated Cuatomer Service — 647-9g46 Frank A Burbank Managing Editor problem. ‘In the past decade,' they .Needless to say. the munitions production base and a steady supply from the While House two years ago. Raymond F Robineon, Editor-Publiiber Harold E Turkington Editor Emeniua Seeking messages of support for its 6 — EVENING HERALD. Mon.. Nov. 24, 1980

EVENING HERALD, Mon., NotT24, 1980 - Manchester Product Show sets record B ro w n loses >1 \\( III » l I K About aOWI persons jammed the Manchester Prtxluct Show over the weekend. r u lin g Chamber ot Commerce officials TNANKSaiVINB report, exceeding expectations by at least 3.000 MANCHESTER - This third vear of the program Ruling that the Cooper SPECIALS leatured Manchester businesses Street Package Store covering industry, retailers, and ser­ violated state minimum vice agencies., along with various price regulations, the state charitable groups Liquor Commission last Held at the .1 C F’enney Distribu­ week suspended owner tion tacililv in the Indu.strial Park, Steven Brown's liquor per­ the show expanded trom about UK) mit for five days. The biKilhs to cover isr. Previously, the suspension, however, was show had been held at Manchester •••••«,2** held in abeyance. .i*. • High School where the number ol ^ •• ’ The ruling will go on bihilhs w.is limited due to the size ot Brown’s record, although the school s s|),ice the suspension will not be \ cli.imbei spokesman said ol- implemented unless future ticials there were pleased with the violations occur, a com­ Uirnoiii .iiul the .1 C Peiinev site She mission spokesman said. said il w.i' t.io earU to jiredicl whether the annual event would now At a hearing Nov 13, take pl.u c ,il I ’cnnev ' permanent Iv Profit presentatiojn commissioners said a $100 but that Ue \e heard no complaints Proceeds from a crafts fair at Westhill Manchester Housing Authority; Mrs. Nancy prize offered by Brown’s irom anvone wife. Lynda, who operates Gardens were presented the Manchester Carr, executive director, MACC; Laurie a bottle redemption center, Area Conference of Churches and the Prytko, director, Manchester Sheltered was used to circumvent Sheltered Workshop Friday. From left. Den- Workshop and Sally Bridgeman, crafts in- state minimum price laws. nis Phelan, executive director of the structor. (Herald photo by Pinto) Commissioners said the prize was paid with a check from the package store which indicated a direct EDC reaffirms position connection between the two operations. Based on the connection, the com­ mission said Brown Product show crowds on power ri^ht-of-way violated a law prohibiting package stores from giving An overall view of the Manchester Product show on both days. About 13,000 persons MVMIIKSIKK - The one of the parcels in the park, and free gifts to customers. path of Interstate 291 if the park had Manchester Economic Development that il the path of proposed interstate Show at the J.C, Penney Warehouse Satur- attended the two-day event. (Herald pW o bv’ not been built. Commission this morning reaffirmed 291 is shifted to adjust to a different Lynda Brown operates day, shows the crowds which thronged to the Pinto) Mrs. Shorts contended again this Its Nov 6 vote not to relocate power right-of-way still more harqi might the Manchester Bottle morning that the Interstate 291 is not right-of-way to thl' Auckland In­ be done to the Shorts property. Redemption Center, I yet in design stage and thus its loca­ dustrial f’ark The path of the proposed power located across the street tion is not linally fixed However, she Redcoats arrive The right-of-way goes through line was shifted at the town's request from her husband's thanked the commission for the time property of Mrs. Suzanne Shorts of from an earlier location to avoid cut­ package store. To promote The Greater Manchester Chamber of and effort it has extended in her Burnham Street and would require ting the industrial park by 2.S acres. It her recycling business she behalf Commerce Ambassador Club, the Redcoats, ( nine.v moving or destroying two tobacco follows what would have been the offered a $100 raffle prize. had their debut appearance during the lUirher St\lintt sheds Brown, however, main­ Manchester Product Show over the weekend In this morning's vote, the EDC tains the two businesses are separate operations, at the J.C. Penny Complex. Town Manager 968 MAIN ST . MANCHESTER accepted a recommendation of its Biggest lawBuit. • SEAR ARTh jR DRi. j. and that the Liquor Com­ Robert Weiss, right, stopped by the Evening subcommittee which met last week c a m i v K a with officials of the Department of mission has no authority to Herald-sponsored Ambassador booth to get a HAIRCUTTINQ FOR HARTFORD (UPIi - Court of- regulate the redemption Transportation and Northeast was responsible for lengthy delays / MEN A WOMEN licials say the biggest ever lawsuit center first look at the organizatiomthat will be the Ctilities in an effort to find alter­ and cost overruns for the facility that against the state could wind up About two months ago SKCMt good will arm of the chamber. From left. natives which would lesson the im­ was originally designed to be built possibly in January Ambassadors Steve Thornton, Richard 647-1167 pact on the Shorts property for $30 million in the late I960 s. Brown was called before AppoIntmanU The rase, already a year old, in­ The considerations mentioned this the commission to answer FRESH FLOWERS .Schauster. Michael Lynch, and the Rev. Avallabta volves a $40 million damage suit charges that the two morning were the same as those Both sides have spent about $1 HARVEST DECORATION Philip Saunders man the-Ambassador booth Tu«». Thru Fri. businesses were operated brought up at the Nov 6 meeting. brought over delays in building the million in the case that is being jointly. At that time the WITH CAHDU & BOWL at th^ ow . I Evening Herald photo by Pinto l Walk-Int •Among them are that moving the $100 million University of Connec­ presided over in Hartford Superior commission said Brown on righl-of-way would probably cost the ticut Medical Center in Farmington Court by former Connecticut Chief had given 10 cents for the Saturday,. town a half million dollar grant with Kidde-Briscoe Inc is suing the Justice Charles House, now a state AS SHOWN return of empty cans and a time limit set on It, that would cut state while the state charges the firm referee bottles, instead of the stan­ dard 5 cents. Brown answered the ALL ADVERTISED ITEMS CASH & CARRY charges, saying the premium was paid through his wife’s business. The charges were dropped after Brown said his wife would stop paying the premium. Brown has said he will 'V IlliUllliniilll appeal last week's deci­ sion. which he hopes will establish a precedent. PLANTS r

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The cyclone thal hit Darwin. Australia, on Christ­ H ere^at^ mas Day 1974 reached wind SPECIAL -ir speeds of up to 160 mph. The storm killed 60 people and destroyed 90 percent ol the city on Australia's remote * north coast An airlift evacu­ Many little Indians ated half the 46.000 popula­ tion The code adopted for that could increase Kindergarten students at Robertson the students sing “ Timothy Turkey" The Darwin's rebuilding now bars Elementary .School in Manchester Friday program included songs performed by all the structures inc^able of with­ standing cyclone-force winds Pompons participated in the school's Thanksgiving grades, and a play. (Herald photo by Pinto) program Directed by .Mrs. Pattie DeHuff. 'J fr • your business. Fahey asks change cPEPiAi ^349 ■ W e Show demonstration in liquor hearings Cou.sin.s Km Nadeau, left, and Nicole IToduct .Stum Saturday at the J C [>ennov Just pick up the Yellow Tell them your hours. So, take a lookait your Nadeau both of ( oventry. participated in a warehouse il PI photo i ' Pages and liKik a( your ad They can’t buy if they ad. Then talk to your Yel­ K V M II \K I K(IKI) - State .Sen Marcella Fahey, D- 7 . ^ demonstration ol a hot tub at the Manchester as a poieniial customer don’t know when you’re low Pages representative. Fast Hartford, is urging the state Liquor Control Com­ This who’s ready to buy. open. Don’t just list your busi­ mission to hold public hearings on renewal of liquor per­ mits in the community where the business is located, if IX) ^Ol HIM) Do you see anything iti ness, sell il with a better ad. Thanksgiving your ad thal would make Point out your residents petition the commission to hold the hearing. TIN^ \l)s you want to buy from vou r- location. I'resently, all hearings are held in Hartford during I.IKI I llls f WOODLAND^ Does your ad- .A simple map can make regular business hours, Mrs Fahey said Save Room for us! As part- of a naiionw de even out-of-the-way places She said the hearings held during the daytime in Hart- advertising test, we will g a r d e n • Hostess gifts of chocolate. j c u h k Show your products easy to.find. lord trequemly eliminate from the process persons who send a pa ' of 25 pt and services. live in distant sections of the stale or whose jobs don't genuine diamond • Wicker cornucopia filled with Munson’s ■V la r p Brand names and ser­ Say something permit them to take hours out to come to the hearing earrings to anyone who The liquor permits are renewed annually by mail un­ favorites. responds to this ad withir vices you offer increa.se the special about your 30 days, for )ust $5 00 a business. less the commission receives a petition signed by ten Cut Mums odds that they'll buy from community residents • Freshly roasted nuts and chocolate dipped pair To receive your you. Your experience, your genuine diamond The petition then mandates a hearing within 21 days. fruit. 85 E. CENTER ST,, MANCHESTER services, or delivery policy- earrings simply print your Give them your Bell System .Mrs Fahey said she knows the commission has a busy Reg. 3.89 value why you are special. • Boxed chocolates 7 oz. to 5 lbs. All in milk, ^ Phone 649-5268 name and address on a credit plans. Yellow Rages calendar but that "every effort should be made to permit V piece of paper together A better ad will do trips to the localities involved. " She said the hearings dark chocolate, and white. with the name and date of Make buying from you more selling in the could be easily held in a liK-al school or town hall during this pubi'Cation. The Attractive Table Center pieces easiest of all. @ SotiUwit N«« England 1W.pt)on* evening hours when most residents are able to attend. diamonds are genuine, Yellow Pages. She said holding the hearings on disputed renewals faceted diamonds, and we will also send you a luring the evening hours in the community where the signed Certificate of ■lusiness is located will further the state s effort to '.V Authenticity to that effect achieve a fair hearing If you are disappointed »3.89 with your diamond P.eAlso for your holiday decorating earrings when they arrive, m m 7 . simply return them for full " — Cyclameh, Kalanchoe WATCH FOR OUR AO EVERY MONDAY OPEN WEDNESDAY refund (except postage Thanksgiving & Christmas Cacti' IN THE MANCHESTER HERALD and handling) Send $5 00 TIL NINE for each pair of earrings Flowering African Violets OFF ON CANDIES^ desired, plus $1 00 per order to cover postage •Outdoor decorative pieces THANKSGIVING TH. and handling (LIMIT 5 foliage arrangemanlt with BLOUSES pair to any one address) p o ll & fogs with natural 20% NOON to Advertising Test. Dept and permanent foliage 0-400 DIAfyVOND IMPORT Coventry Shoppe DIVISION. Box 238. Island 44 DEPOT RD. C O V E ^ A y , CONN. Park. N.Y 11558 hm« I'miu 643-§474 TUE8.-SAT. 9:30 — 5:00 168 Woodland St. ROUTE •, BOLTON aHARTPORO CIVIC CENTER aWESTFARMS MALL WED. TIL 9:00 P.M.______742-7494 % aOLEN LOCHEN, QLASTONBURY aORAKE HILL MALL, jllMSBURV A ■V » - EVENING HERALD. Mon , Nov 24, IMO 45th anniversary. EVENING HERALD, Mon., Nov. 24, 1990-9

V^cldinqs. Mr. and Mrs. Armand Roux of ElmJ. Village Drive, Insurance industry fights the ‘Fraudmobile’ Elast Hartford, recently celebrated their 45th wedding an­ Campbell-Descy niversary with a reception at the Church of the Assump­ HARTFORD (UPI) — If the American car has become panics just have to go before insurance commissioners The NATB has provided policemen with manuals and in a tion hall hosted by their son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and the "Fraudmoblle," the insurance Industry suggests its and ask for an incrase. It’s not that simple. We’re in the spot check they can usually determine if the car’s Mrs. Emile Roux of Manchester. days may be numbered. business of spreading risk, and maintaining our com­ number doesn't match. The couple was married Nov. 28,1935 at St. Augustine's “We want to keep insurance affordable," Amir D. petitive edge," Spears said. , An NATB agent working a pier in New Jersey, for Michelle Ann Descy of Marlborough and Scott Ray Church in Hartford. Spears II of Aetna Life & Casualty said, "and we’re "Claim settlements must be fair to everyone — fair to Campbell of Colchester were married Nov. 2JT at First example, checked the numbers on 140 cars and uncovered Among the guests were Mrs. Roux’s sister, Mrs. Paul fighting back” the person making the claim and fair to the people who a ring stealing cars for export. Another agent, Thomas Congregational Church, Hebron. Groux of Reno, Nev.; her brother and sister-in-law, Mr, Ten to 25 percent of Aetna’s auto theft reports and pay the premiums. Paying too much is as wrong as Pollack, said it wasn't unusual for foreign students to The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William and Mrs. George 'Thibault of Hagerstown, Md.; and Mr. claims are fraudulent; which translates into a VS> million paying too little.” ship their cars home and then report them stolen. Descy of Marlborough. The bridegroom is the son of Mrs. Roux's niece and nephew, Mr. and Mrs. Omer Fourtler of loss. The cost to the industry nationwide is |4 billion, Automobile fraud is not new. Aetna says nobody wants to see a day when insuring Robert V. Campbell of Amston and the late Mr. Falls Church, Va. Spears said. Last year each Aetna policy holder paid an It prompted the industry to form a service organization your car might cost more than paying for it. It applauds Campbell. The couple also has three grandsons and one grand­ additional 813 for their theft protection because of it, he in 1971, which has helped expose crooked lawyers and Massachusetts where repeat thieves and fraud artists are The Rev. Stanley Eaton of the First Congregational daughter. said. doctors working in cahoots with staged accident vir­ now jolted with stiffer penalties as habitual offenders. Church in Hebron officiated. Massachusetts may be the auto theft capital of the na­ tuosos, body shops and an occasional adjuster. Aetna has also recruited its 37,000 employees to help The bride was given in marriage by her father. tion and its fraud rate may be dt an extreme, but what Some states have formed their own insurance crime "maintain insurance affordability." Miss Pamela Cardini of Amston was maid of honor. has happened there is a matter of degree because similar prevention groups. Police departments have started auto Any employee who provides information leading to the Bridesmaids were Miss Kristin Swaney of Lyme, the INaval Aviator crimes are committed in other states. theft squads. Companies have established fraud squads recovery of a stolen vehicle can get $50 if it's an Aetna- bride's cousin: and Mrs. Callee Simpson of East Hamp­ Navy Ensign Karl E. Kolesnikoff, whose wife, Lynn,’is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Garman of 412 Organized crime, for example, has produced the and are stepping up their claim surveillance and liaison insured^car and $25 if it’s insured by another firm. ton. ' "paper" car, an automobile that doesn’t exist but is with law enforcement agencies. The company offers these tips to employees. If a Bruce Campbell of Gainsville. Fla., the bridegroom’s Porter St., Manchester, was designate a naval aviator. Presentation of the "Wings of Gold" marked culmina­ registered and insured solely for replacement value. One Aetna developed a fraud profile which lists five suspected car-remains in the same spot for several days, brother, served as best man Ushers were Gerald St. company’s files showed 15 percent of 400 new policy categories and about 30 conditions which alone or in com­ if heavy dust or debris acculmulates. particularly on its Peter of Colchester and Rocky Lawson of Manchester. tion of 18 months of flight training. A 1978 graduate of Earlham College, Richmond, Ind., holders insured "paper" cars in Massachusetts. bination raise a red flag and suggest further inquiries of windshied, or the tires are flat — it's likely to have been A reception'was held at Piano's Restaurant in Bolton, • A task force created by Gov. Edward J. King also the claimant are warranted. stolen. after which the ^poiTple left for New Jersey and the he joined the Navy in November 1978. Mr. and Mrs. Armand Roux determined motor vehicle theft was running wild because If a claim is for an expensive late model car, for exam­ Pocono Mountains in T?ennsylvania. The couple will the commonwealth compelled insurance companies to ple, the cost of the vehicle might be beyond the reside in Colchester sell all coverage to all motorists at standard prices under claimant’s means. The profile suggests contacting the Mrs. Campbell is employed at Somers Log Homes in its “ Mandatory Offer Law." claimant's bank or lienholder to see if the payments have last call for Marlborough She is currently attending Manchester Births. Massachusetts has other laws which make it impossi­ been prompt. Memorial Hospital's program of radiologic technology ble for insurance companies to cancel or decline to renew Eliminating the "paper” car by thwarting title fraud is Mr. Campbell is employed at the Pratt Si Whitney Air­ Hiirnhain, Benjamin JanieH, son (iuerliii, Daniel Koherl. son of coverage regardless of the motorists’ record of multiple also an industry priority. craft Group I American Heritage photo i Robert J. and Doreen Cassidy Guer- thanksgiving Mrs. Scott l{. ruiiipl)cll ol James C and Corine Talro ciaims. Aetna now can resort to a policy option that allows it to tin of 74 Gerald Drive, Vernon was Pouvoir Burnham ol Stafford Springs was The task force reported that in the three years take title to a vehicle in total loss claims. And varying • roastors born Nov 3 at Rockville General bom Nov. 12 at Rockville General following enactment of the "Mandatory Offer Law," the degrees of salvage title legislation have been enacted in Hospital. His maternal grandmother • candlos Kingsley-Doyle ■ Hospital His maternal grandparents slated by number of automobile theft claims more than doubled — more than 25 states. are Mr and Mrs. Charlie Tatro of is Mrs. Frank Cassidy of Enfield. His 2 from 23,800 to 56,400. The National Automobile Theft Bureau calls title or • cards pla pans Vernon. His paternal grandparents paternal grandparents are Mr. and Kathleen Judih Doyle ol Manchester and Brian Scotl and Lucille Lenares of Glastonbury Carrie Dunkie'of The task force said the torching of motor vehicles was salvage reports "essential tools in combating auto in­ (• follwaro Harrisburg, Pa , the bridegroom s niece, was flower girl. are Mr. and Mrs Roby Burnham ol Mrs. John Guertin of Longmeadow, 8 and 40 also becoming a common occurrence, with 1,300 surance fraud, " and encourages their listing in its com­ Kingsley ol East Hartlord were married Nov '21 at the Warehouse Point He has a brother, Mass. He has a sister. Kelly. 6. puter bank. skawors Church ol the Assumption in Manchester Milton Kingsley of East Hartford was his brother’s best automobiles torched during the first six months of 1979. man Ushers were Robert Chambers of East Hartford, Scott MANCHESTER - The second The investigators found many other solid indications of Amir D. Spears, II, coordinator of Aetna The NATB, a 68-year-old trade association sponsored The bride is the daughter of Mr and Mrs John E liifoirk. Amber Marie, daughter every Doyle ol 37 Jarvis Road, Manchester The bridegroom is the bridegroom's uncle; and Allan Dupont of Manchester. Pouvoir this year, for Salon 19, Eight fraud. One claimant reported his car stolen and stripped Life & Casualty’s auto theft unit, inspects a by 5(X) insurance companies, keeps track of the manufac­ Bradley Dunkie ^f Harrisburg, Pa . the bridegroom's Reilly. >hanr Erin, son of Vincent of Auguste F. and Kathleen A. and Forty, Departemental de 13 times and was paid $54,572. A "stolen" car was found turers' Vehicle Identification Numbers, which are usual­ f. little Ae son of Mrs Mary A Burdick of 260 Wetherell St Sheehan Bifoick of Warehouse Point pile up bumpers at a Connecticut junkyard. thing Manchester and William 1. Kingsley of Hartford nephew, was ring bearer P and Linda R Drake Reilly of Connecticut, will be on Nov. 30 to be insured for the same protection with two companies ly crucial in stolen car detection. A reception was held at Willie's Steak House, after Willington was born Nov 6 at was born Nov 13 at Rockville r "We want to keep insurance affordable, and If the identification number doesn't match the registra­ 4 2:30 p.m. at the Oxford American at the same time. The Rev Edward Pepin of the Church of the Assump General Hospital. Her maternal tion celebrated the nuptial mass and performed the which the couple left lor Springfield. Mass They will Rockville General Hospital His Legion Post 174 Home. Partners of About 1.1 million cars were stolen last year nationwide we’re fighting back, ” he says. (UPI photo) tion or it appears altered, it’s likelv something is wrong. maternal grandparents are Mr and grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. double-ring ceremony reside in East Hartford Salon 60, Eight and Forty will host with six in 10 taken by a major menace — the parts thief. Mrs Kingsley attends Manchester Community College. Mrs Robert Drake of Mansfield Thomas F. Sheehan of Rockville. Her the meeting. He provides parts on order for body repair shops faster Lon Paone of Vernon, the bride's cousin, was maid of Mr Kingsley is employed as head cook at the Meadows Center. His paternal grandparents paternal, grandparents are Mr. and Le Chapeau Eleanor Premba of and cheaper, and his come fully assembled and painted. I honor Bridesmaids were Itria Benito of East Hartford Convalescent Home are Mr and Mrs Thomas Reilly of Mrs Vincent J. Bifoick of Rockville. Central Village has selected the Life In the 1950s and 1960s heyday of joy riding juveniles Rockville ___ Support Fund of Cystic Fibrosis nine of 10 stolen vehicles were recovered. Youthful folly Muiiniiig. .Sleieii Norman, son of Research Laboratories as special is still blamed today, but so is organized crime. Ignore that impulse! S u I II e r I a n d , K r i !• I e ii Ann, Steven C. and Paula G. Cilley Man­ project this year. The inflationary cost of legitimate replacement parts daughter of John A and Kathleen B. ning of Pomfret Center was born Contributions for this project and have made for a black market bonanza. Manufacturer's Walters Sutherland of 353 W Main Nov. 1,5 at Rockville General the National Eight and Forty fund markup on body parts are reported to be as much as 400 St . Hebron was born Nov 7 at Hospital His maternal grandparents wil go to obtain playground equip­ percent above cost. Rockville General Hospital Her are Mr and Mrs. Norman Cilley of ment for the National Jewish The Alliance of American Insurers says that to replace Next to gas ONduiig, Beyond your shopping list maternal grandparents are Mr and Union His paternal grandparents are Hospital. Contributions may be made all parts on a totally wrecked 1980 compact car with an Mrs Raymond E. Walters of North Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Manning of at the Pouvoir or mailed to La invoice price of $6,018. it would cost $25,458. South Windsor He has a brother. gredients on labels e ls has to be alert, " he says Haven Her paternal grandparents Caissiere Elizabeth Rychling, 146 Some thieves prowl streets looking for the soft touch — These days, most people Joshua; and a sister. Jennifer. NEW YORK i.NEA' - that what 1 want my kid to Also, you have to be lucky are Mr and Mrs Bert Sutherland of Wall St.. C oven^. 0623^| LAWRKNt K I.VMB. 10 years Vernon "Singing Seniors ' Modern gas ranges!^aturing aggravate it are things that BROWNS Tony Merola explained that the event is an effort by the Ml). Cortisone ointments are you’ll have to avoid I hope Elks to provide a local service, in addition to their ser­ DEAR DR LAMB My sometimes used locallv to more will be learned abotit automatic pilotless ignition vices for the Newington Children’s Hospital. skin IS so dry that I ilch help control the itching this disease so you and something awful, especial FLOWERS Attending guests included residents of Manchester Vour doctors have been oth^fiTWbo have had it for- use 30% less energy. So make ly when it is cold in the Dr. Lomb Manor. Manchester Meadows, Holiday House and Green doing all that can be done a ling lYnte can Ip’ok Lodge. winter Even my scalp is Regarding exposure to forward to WiUgt,j"esults natural gas part of your very similar to a cold (HAS EXQUISITE dry and itches 1 do not "and they seem to make it water and dirt, things you than can be provided at the Some people have dry have dandruff Is there worse 1 have used notice that seem to present time. 'CENTERPIECES own energy conservation pro something I can take to skin because their skin is penicillin and a cream 2 prevent this’’ irritated by harsh from one of the doctors 1 gram. See your gas appli­ DEAR READER chemicals in soap Even got some cortisone from Service notes FOR YOUR Some people are par­ so-called gentle hair sham­ the clinic but the skin ance dealer or CNG today. poos often are irritating to ticularly prone to this keeps breaking out here THANKSGIVING TABLE Superstition leyt tint it is bed luck to sleep on i teble. problem It affects people the scalp If you continue and there .Navy .Seaman Recruit 'Naval Training Center. more as they get older to have difficulty, see your DEAR READER - I Daniel I’ (jott, son ol Mr Great Lakes. III. One good rule is to not use doctor or dermatologist wish 1 could help but there and Mrs Donald R Gott ol CASH and CARRY so much soap If you Dry skin is also dis­ are a number of medical 30 Shadycrest Drive, East A 1980 graduate of I’ennev For Dessert this Thenksghring High St"hool. he joined the 4 shower just use soap in the cussed in The Health problems that about all Hartlord has compleled created with areas that cause the most Letter number 7-10. Your doc tors can do is give you recruit training at the Navy in August 1980 Sen eA odor, such as under the Skin Sun, Aging. Spots and things to relieve the symp­ Cut Fall FJowers arms Stop using soap and t’ancer, that 1 am sending toms and let the body cure just use water on your hair you Others who want this itself Lichen planus pretty In lovely Autumn ROYAL until It IS actually oily issue can send 75 cents much falls in that group CONNECTICUT If you use a tub yW with a long, stamped, self- As you know, it causes < 5 G r ^ ^ Ice Cream Cake addressed envelope for it Colors and Priced NATURAL GAS CORPORATION might put a small amount skin eruptions These spots u p / Our three flavor cakes, made of oil in the bath Water to me, in care of this are frequently over the ten­ with rich creaipy vanilla, As Low As *3 i5 9 chocolate, and strawberry ice Others find putting some newspaper. 1’0 Box 1551, don surfaces of the A witch, il Mid, cannot stand up if a pair of opan Radio City Station. New cream, or frozen ptaldlng. baby oil on the skin and forearms One complaint is sc itio rs it placed undarnaath her chair. Decorated with heavy cretun then toweling helps to York, NY 10019 that they produce quite a and M.99 ... or try our PTCAN NIJT ROLL lubricate the skin and DEAR DR LAMB - bit of itching Not only do (Shown above with candle) or our famous Ortitelll's prevents drying What can you tell me about we not know what causes ZION LUTHERAN Spumoni, Jimmy Roll and Cake One factor that con­ lichen planus’’ I lost all my lichen planus but the ala Mode. Will serve 18. tributes to a dry skin in the fingernails last summer available treatment is CHURCH Available at your favorite neighborhood store, or at winter is a dry house It is because of 'it They're minimal COOl’KII AND HIGH STREETS the Plant at 27 Warren Street. All orders must be in by helpful to keep the house growing back Then I got Fortunately, a large invites November 25th. IfiMfte a natural winner properly humidified That an outbreak again I went number of people who have to a clinic and was told that the first attack of lichen you BROWN’S Howers can be a challenge as home I We have Dry Ice available at our Retail Store. | humidifiers must be there was no cure for it. planus do recover and don't November 26, 1980 145 MAIN STREET - MANCHESTER cleaned regularly to pre­ Should I keep my hands out have any more. But others 7:30 p.m. TEL. 64.5.8455 vent the growth of of water and soil’’ I’ve been can develop a chronic form ICE CREAM CO. A.SERVICE OF OPEN MONDAY A TUESDAY 'TIL 9 P.M. Maiii farlurad Im ManrkosUr Simrv t926! organisms thaf can cause going to a spa for a that comes intermittently d MMTi ’W m M M T whirlpool and swimming -and may last for as long as T WARRIN tT.. MANCHItJIR ^ w ith natural gas respiratory symptoms THANKSGIVING. PHONE MO-MM 10 - EVENING HERALD, Mon , Nov 1980 EVENING HERALD. Mon., Nov. 24, 1960 - 1 1 Waste plan Region ' ______Past speaker . A*-' Ti to be aired lived advice for Bolton Emotional facet of closings BOSTON (UPI) - "To be a mack's body. BOLTON - The Board of successful politician," John William In Washington. President Carter Selectmen will hold a public hearing detailed by state officials McCormack once said, "one must be hailbd McCormack as ‘‘a man of Tuesday at 8 p.m. at the Community VERNON - "The deci­ energy Impact; area per close to those governed and must un­ strong character," who "remained Hall to discuss solid waste disposal and those most likely to be for the Northeast School, is sion to close any school pupil; racial and minority derstand their needs' and desires." actively devoted to his constituents facilities. rejected. now being leased as use for becomes emotionally makeup; age and condition By any standard, McCormack was through the last months of his life." First Selectman Henry Ryba said The list of uses that a Sheltered Workshop. charged becauae of close of the facility; auxiliary an eminently successful politician "He was a great American. I have the purpose of the hearing is to tell might succeed includes a Persons attending a personal and family facilities; and community who rose from a poor, Irish working- lost a close friend and political men­ residents about the propos^ transfer long list of town uses such public hearing of the asiociation with a impact. class neighborhood in South Boston tor of 40 years." added current House station site, to explain about the as for a town hall, police board, Wednesday, neighborhood facility over The Vernon Board of to become speaker of the U S. House. Speaker Thomas P. O’Neill Jr., D- transfer station and to discuss the station, recreation center, critiClz^ the board for the a period of several years," Education has said thes^ And the long lines of mourners that Mass. proposed waste disposal contract branch library, for alter­ way it's handling the- state officials say in a are the things they are or formed outside a Boston funeral "He was a fine man, a credit to with Windham. nate education programs school closing problem and booklet published and will be considering before home Sunday attested to the fact that Massachusetts and the country," Besides town officials, there will and other similar uses. said the board has chosen titled, "School Closings making their decision. he practiced what he preached. said Sen. Edward M. Kennedy, D- be representatives from the Depart­ Among the uses con­ to leave the townspeople Hi —Challenges and Oppor­ The Vernon parents who McCormack, who worked with Mass. "I will remember his many ment .of Environmental Protection sidered to be the most like­ out of the study. 0* tunities.” went to the state said they seven presidents during a 42-year kindnesses to me when I first came and the new Windham facility, at the ly to be rejected, the state One man begged the A group of Vernon also found out, something career in Congress and served eight to the Congress and in all the years ______hearing. lists drug rehabilitation board to decide to create a after" residents, concerned they hadn’t been told, that centers, anything that years as House speaker, died.Satur­ Ryba said the selectmen want the state statutes say that group made up of board McCormack's body will be laid to Docile patient with the problems besetting generates traffic, anything members and taxpayers to day at a nursing home in suburban townspeople to attend the hearing in computing the amount of rest beside the grave of his wi^e, the town concerning the that would change the decide what action to take. Dedham at the age of 88 "Poco”, an Irish setter, is being the ideal Route 66 and 44A. The demonstration is being and let them know what they think. a state grant for a school He was the 45th speaker of the Harriet, in St Joseph's Cemetery. proposed closing of a character of the He said he felt that the He said for years town officials have building project, for which House and the first Roman Catholic The couple's devotion to each other patient while he is put through an EKG for given, by Dr. David Coley and Julie Garno, school next year, went to neighborhood, and com­ closing of schools is a fact looked at a number of potential land­ a grant application is sub­ Reminder from the past to serve in the powerful position His was well-known in the nation's the benefit of visitors at an open house Satur- assistant. (Herald photo by Pinto) the state Department of mercial or industrial use. of life in the 1980's and fill sites in Bolton, only to have them mitted within five years eight-year tenure was second only to capital, and friends said despite the day at the Bolton Veterinarian Hospital on Education to gather more The state advises towns decreasing enrollment is a an advertisement that appeared in a rejected by the DEP. after any abandonment, While meeting with a group of his early his predecessor and mentor. Sam whirlwind of Washington politics information. to approach the challenge fact of life in the 1980's. December, 1953, issue of Life Magazine. He said there is no way the DEP sale, lease, demolition or congressional back^i^ Thursday in Rayburn of Texas they never missed a dinner together of school closings armed Those attending the will issue a permit for a landfill area State officials contend redirection of use of any Washington, D.C., president-elect Ronald (UPI photo) McCormack's death came on the in their 51-year marriage. with all available data hearing emphasized the^ anywhere in Bolton because of soil that the process of closing school facility constructed 17th an n iv ersary of John F Harriet died in 1971, and friends New pastor named having an. impact on need to have the public in­ Reagan was asked to autograph this copy of conditions and the high water table. any Khool must proceed in or renovated with state Kennedy's assassination which said McCormack wore her hospital decisions and to regard the volved in, the decision­ "We have exhausted this area," an orderly fashion, based assistance. The State placed McCormack, at the age of 71. wristband until his own death. Ryba said. problem as an opportunity making but noted they ' ______Fund raising discussed .McCormack retired in 1970, but on rational consideration Board of Eiducatlon shall next in line to the presidency for St, Maurice^8 fo r many years, the Town of for redirection to meet the realized the board has to ming in January. of all factors involved. deduct the total amount of necessary ambulance For 14 months, from Nov 22. 1963. maintained a downtown office in a needs of students and to make the final decision. SOUTH WINDSOR - George Gentile, Leonard BOLTON - The Rev. J. Clifford Bolton has b ^ n disposing of its trash They cite as some of these such state assistance from equipment and to begin People interested in until Jan 20. 1965, he served in a dual state office building that bears his St. Bernard's Seminary in benefit the entire com­ The school board will be The newly-formed Board Gingras, John Mitchell, at the Andover Disposal Area. With factors: Student population the total cost of such school operations. taking the EMT course and role as speaker and de facto vice name, where he continued to keep Curtin has been named the new Rochester, N.Y. and his theology munity; to Involve all in­ discussing the school of Advisors of the South Dr. Robert Safer, John that cost increasing each year and and future trends; costs of Samsel, Jacqueline Smith The corps hopes to begin helping with fund raising president to Lyndon B Johnson, a with up state and national politics un­ pastor at St Maurice Church. The studies at Christ the King Seminary building project.” terested citizens in the closing question and the Windsor Ambulance Corps, announcement was made by the Most in St. Bonaventure, N.Y. He was or­ with the Andover facility filling up. staff and maintenance on a The state advises towns met this week to discuss and Sherman Tarr. service to the town next efforts, who have not period McCormack later called the til pneumonia and low blood pressure Bolton began seeking an alternative process; and to keep them impact study just com­ already signed up, should hospitalized him earlier this year Rev. Daniel P. Reilly, bishop of dained on May 3, 1951 at the per pupil basis; geographic of alternate uses for closed fund-raising efforts. It was decided at the fall, and Emergency most difficult in his career to getting rid of its trash. informed of the board’s pleted on the Vernon contact either Edward Born in 1891, McCormack was Norwich. Cathedral of St. Joseph in Hartford. area and transportation; schools that might succeed Members of the board meeting that a major fund Medical Technician A funeral mass will be held Town officials began looking into a progress at each step. Elementary School, at its Devanney. 644-8813 or raised in a crowded South Boston Father Curtin succeeds the Rev. Following his ordination. Father are Robert Bonner, Bruce drive will be launched in (EMT) classes, to train Tuesday at St Monica's Church in new type of facility which converts The American Associa­ meeting scheduled for Diane Taylor, 644-2545 or neighborhood, and became the head Robert Cronin who was named Curtin s.erved as assistant pastor at Braithwaite, Larry the near future to raise the those interested in serving South ^ston compacted trash to steam for use by tion of School Ad­ Monday at 7:30 p.m. at the 644-0463. of the family at the age of 13 when his pastor of St. Agnes Church in Nian- St. Mary's in Coventry, St, ^ rn a rd 's Duprey, Howard Pitts, $50,000 needed to buy the on the corps, will be for­ Long lines stretched outside the a manufacturer. Such a facility is Public hearing ministrators recommends Middle School. father died tic Father Cronin served as pastor of in Rockville and St. Michael's in O'Connor Funeral Home in Boston's scheduled to open in Windham next setting up an advisory He supported his fam ily by- St. Maurice for 15 years. Stonington. He was appointed pastor Dorchester section Sunday as summer. committee to study pupil delivering newspapers, and later as a Father Curtin comes from Our of the new St. Matthew parish in to be continued mourners waited to view McMor- If Bolton joins, a local transfer sta­ population and to recom­ messenger boy in Boston's financial Lady of Grace Church on Fishers Tolland in 1964, was appointed pastor tion will be needed to collect trash COVENTRY - rezonlng of existing com­ mend which schools to district before landing a job with a Island, where he had served since of SS Peter and Paul Parish in before it is brought to Windham. Following a meeting with mercial areas, implemen­ close. It says the com­ law office He was admitted to the 1977 He received his elementary Norwich in 1974 and pastor of Our The selectmen are proposing Freja the Town Council, the tation pf Plan of Develop­ mittee should be broad- Massachusetts bar at age 22 He won education at Immaculate Conception Lady of Grace parish in 1977. Park as the site for such a transfer Planning and Zoning Com­ ment objectives; review based and represent all in­ his first term in Congress in 1928. School in Hartford and his secondary Father Curtin served as a mission will meet at 8:15 condominiums and con­ terested groups, including HERTS A BUDGET P U N station. Although town-owned land representing South Boston. education at Hartford Public High pre^yjiodal judge for the diocesan dominium conversions; behind the schools on Notch Road p.m. tonight in the Town community leaders and Dorchester and Boston's Roxbury School tribunal for nine years and as was considered, Ryba said. "There's Hall planning office to con­ review zoning regulations staff representatives. section He trained for the priesthood at St. Norwich District moderator for the no way we'd propose the area behind tinue a public hearing on pertaining to rear lots and In 1974, 1976, and 1978, "I have a feeling of contentment Thomas Seminary in Bloomfield, Norwich Diocesan Council of the schools for a transfer station the request of A. Normand additions for commercial Vernon closed three school and happiness that the good Lord let The Rev. J. Clifford (!urlin completed his philosophy studies at Catholic Women. TOWLPVOU and industrial buildings; because it would be an explosive and C. Popple for a resub­ buildings with little fan­ me take the journey through life that and review regulations in issue." He said Freja Park is best division on Babcock Hill fare. The first was the I have done.' he once said the light of short-term because it's away from everything Road. East School which now priorities. No swimming and it's a direct route to Windham. In other business the houses all of the school Andover PZC sets hearings commission will: Review system’s administrative MAMHKMKK - The \M )0 \K R - The Planning and requested by Richard Selig, is to 6 and 87. was formerly used usei by Selig "We feel the Windham incinerator PU N YOUR BUDGET. Manchester Recreation Department is the best solution that has come the application of R. Breen offices. Before that some Zoning Commission will conduct allow a single-family home to be as a real estate office. The commission will also will not have swimming at along It's the most economical, the for a resubdlvislon at of the building was used for public hearings tonight al 7 30 in the built in a business district. Ray Gagne is requesting a permit review the seasonal Manchester High School. Wednesday most feasible, and the simplest way Flanders Road and South the offices of the Town Office Building, on three to operate a custom window dwelling situation, the and Friday. Nov 26 and 28 of getting rid of solid waste," Ryba Street: review a site superintendnent and the requests The modular home in question, manufacturing business as the in­ replacement ot the WRPA Those persons wanting to swim said development plan for ver­ rest for classrooms. The hearings will be on a request located at the intersection of Routes tersection of Routes 6 and 87, representative, approve may do so at the p;ast Side Rec The proposed contract with tical landfill expansion: for a subdivision a request for a meeting dates for 1981 and between 7 30 and 9 30 p m Windham is for 20 years and wpuld review two other subdivi­ The Vernon Center zoning regulation change, and a discuss the election of of­ WE M /ir cost an estimated $19,000 annulally. sion applications; discuss a kindergarten building was Air (|ualil> report request for a soeeial nermil for a request for waivers of ficers. closed for that use in 1976 custom window manufacturing firm - , N E V E R Construction of the transfer station is HARTFORD 1 1 P I. The state ■ S P E /4 K / zoning regulations in con­ The subdivision request is for 20 estim ated at $221,500. Annual when the Center Road Itepartm ent of Environm ental nection with an application Following the meeting acres on Bear Swamp Road Fri- operating costs are estimated io be School was built and that Protection rejmited moderate air for a seplage disposal site; the commission will meet l^nd F^quities Inc plans to divide a $64,000 building is now used for quality across Connecticut Sunday An old superstition says that if you wash your feet or hands in the same discuss the position of town as the Inlands Wetlands 20-acre parcel into five building lots basin with someone at the same time, you may never speak to each other again. adult basic education except in Oreenwich where the air planner; and discuss Commission to discuss the classes. The small John W. Mcrormurk w.'is p(M)d The zoning regulation change. kennel regulations. site development plan for Polliwog kindergarten The commission will also the vertical landfill explan- building, used as an annex Pickets back Irish prisoners discuss the oossible sion, and two subdivisions. HARTFORD I I'l - A The prisoners, who range the actions ol the British ( ivili.in ' lothes and be scheduled lor Sunday in 20 New planning group stqte legislator and other in age from 25 to 32 and g o v ern m en t in th e ir treateil as -i political cilies across the country Irish Ameruans picketed wi're convicted on a vane- handling ol this aflair and prisonei he said could affect the prisoners' over the weekend in su[i. tv ol (Times, had been fold call upon that government l.avvlor read a statement status slates first meeting port ol seven prisoners on a bv the British government to,reverse its decision im­ suiiporiing the men which It IS my understanding hunger strike lor nearlv a It would not grant their mediately. Lawlor .said was signed hv more than a that the English govern­ BOLTON — An organizational meeting capital improvement plan for each town MaxweU will work in each town with ap­ month in a Northern request They are only asking do/en state legislators He ment IS very concerned for implementation of the Rural Com­ propriate boards and officials to help Ireland jSll We bitterlv condemn lor the right to wear said demonstrations about worldwide opinion. " munity Planning Program was hosted Rep Richard Law lor D- he said Thurs^y at the Mlton Community Hall. develop individual plans. He will provide Hartlord and other.; Representatives from participating the technical and professional assistance picketed outside the towns were introduced to .Wilfred needed to help each town achieve its plan. historic Old Statehouse in Maxwell who was chosen to head the In general, Maxwell will collect data downtown Hartford Satur­ program. and familiarize himself with each town, day in support ol the men Maxwell, of Manchester, is a former help to develop a needs assessment and he said have been jailed an Liqwdation Sale for Visa Bolton resident. He has an extensive estimate the financial impact. average ol four vears background in planning and recently The estimated growth of the communi­ Lawyer said the men and MasterCard Holders— re tir^ from the state service. ty, as well as its wants and specific needs, refused to eat in hopes ol Bolton is one of five towns chosen to will be considered. The overall plan could being declared political FREE GENUINE DIAMOND participate in the program. The program include roads, drainage systems, new prisoners, which he said will be administered through the Capitol equipment and new buildings. In Bolton could give greater For Participants Region Council of Governments and Maxwell will work closely with the Plan­ credence to the prisoners' funded through the Farmers Home Ad­ ning Commission. campaign for an indepen­ Calling Toll-Free Today. ministration. ' First Selectman Henry Ryba said par­ dent Northern Ireland Tk Other participating towns are Andover, ticipation in the program is one of the Lawlor said the pickets I his IS 1. .nil. Tin-ill arv.i c-ir.l c .ivered In Certificates of Hebron, Ellington and Marlborough. benefits of beloning to CRCOG. He said pledged -our unyielding hnldvrs 111 giKsl slaiuling lhafJ' 'Auilicniit'itv legally binding The main thrust of the year-long Bolton was lucky to be chosen for the support ol seven young y.iu are ctcdil-ralv.l io par lor v..iir proleclion. program will be to develop an overall program. Irishmen who under the iK'ipalv 111 a precious sionc ■\nv..ne in the trade who By reading the most degrading conduions liquidalion sale re.ids this -innouncement will imagjjihble. have vowed to loliquid.ilvaSlminuilMin see this S14 sale price for the wage a hunger strike until Herald everyday. Scout membership up invcnlorv inriK.li.iiclv insider s opportunity it is: a with N U ’s piiMtient pLm. This added they are either granted The- Northeast Utilities budget [)Lm. It hank PiHilc's I 111 ( icm l.iquidalms price noi fixed by retail or BOLTON - Noreen former or potential scouts winter camping, hiking, a political prisoner status or who are interested in father-daughter breakfast, does a lot more than just make payinj> your ser\’ice can sa\’c you the Ixrther and cost of hxshtcnatilhon/cd In .i c.ish- vvh..les,ile value but under Carpenter, Bolton's Girl until death Stay Informed senior scouting should call a rid-litter day. and a Marvell gem dealer to offer a Scout coordinator, reports monthly utility bill.simpler. It helps you a check and a stam[" each month and give you He said by Thanksgiving emereeney conditions which that membership in the her at 646-7788. spring camping weekend. Fret . 25 pi genuine Diamond Day the prisoners will not li iree a cash-short dealer to go local scouting programs All present Girl Scouts , ??7???? plan your monthly household budj’et more the assurance that your utility bills are paid have eaten for a month . inKiunted in lewelers setlingi .Hitside normal distribuiion with Local, State has increased over the past have been asked to bring a ???????? accurately and eonsistently, because you promptly. to participanls enlering the eliannels for instant cashon an year. non-perishable food iterp-to QUZ______■??????/ sale tiKl.iv ihrougli a toll-free inventory hy liquidalion. She credits good the next meeting. The'food ??????????????????????????? know exactly what your utility payment The Northeast Utilities budget and and National News. Do you have a healthy telephone eall I he .udv I here's no obligation leadership, support of Will be given to th / Bolton attitude toward medication? will be. bank payment plans are available to all giKKl-faith pureh.ise leqnired parents and families and Ecumenical Council for Thii quiz from the experU iK-yond vour$14 payment per customers of The Connecticut Light and IS a single pareel ol 1 fuliv 3-sione ji.ircel plus 41 for the town, for the increase. distribution to the needy, at The Proprie^ry Associa­ Here’s how it works. We estimate your tion, the trade aasoclation faceted, polished precious shipping, handling and insur­ Girls in Grades 2-12 are A special gift collection Power Company, The Hartford Electric eligible to join scouting. is being planned for Christ­ representing the manufac­ ac’crage monthly payment on the basis ol stones consisting ol a genuine ance (Noie; If you're a gem turers of nonprescfiption Subscribe Today Membership is open mas. All scouts are being your past usage. Then you receive 11 equal Light Company, and the Western emerald, a genuine ruhy and dealer disclosure of your re- medicines, can help you tell. through the scouting year asked to donate a good toy. 1. Before uiking any med* Massachusetts Electric Company. They’re a genuine sapphire, a loi.il of s.ile mimlier is required by Call 647-9946 which runs from book, doll or game. The icatioii — prescription or monthly hills, and on the twelfth month, REFLECTIVE WEAR .3 carats, all for M-4 .This is law 1 Items will be cleaned, and not-you should always (a) just two more ways we’re trying to bring September thorough the shake the bottle (b) read the your bill will Iv acijusted to reflect your no mispnnli Von maj use All purchases^ are return­ first week of May. repaired if necessary, and label (c) take your tempera­ you the best in service. If you would like Open Ddly your crevlil card to acquire as able within 90 days- by any­ Mrs. Carpenter said then wrapped. ture? actual usage during the year. It’s that simple. 9 - 9 p.m. many parcels as yi .u wish unlil one in Ihe trade or not — for a there is interest in starting Future plans for the 2. The average American You’ll still receive a monthly statement of more information or would like to a senior troop. She said scouting year include spends more, annually, for our liquidalion insenlory is. prompt refund. iwwtttg Ikrald < (a) non prescription medi- your actual utility usage, and you’ll know participate in the budget or bank paymatt plan, soldoul To avoid disappoinl- Foil ore not ohlifialej Io cinies (b) candy (c) tobacco r products? exactly how much your payment will be IT . just contact your local NU office. You cortalnly can. .. nK‘nl. we ask you to phone ivlurti iha diamond, which is 'TOwifbiin 3. Studies show that Control Your early. 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EVEN IN G H ERALD , Mon , Nov. 24, 1980 - 13 Vale eleven ford’s Mayberry Village area com- on how to w a tc^ ro ^ m n ia There is almost a sense of urgency someone’s table Thursday and Sandy Pezsente, also of East Hart­ Black Hawks Pats romp ToumToll Dlalned to Police Chief Clarence about this.” captures Ivy on spree, top ford, had given her husband flrin Referring to the threatened ticket holders felt a tinge or over Colts Drumm last week about the traffic ”I don't say the dam U In danger Instructions if he won. "Bring grid laurels strike at the Meadows Convales­ violations in their area but not all remorse. The winner was John W. Whalers at Foxboro of collapsing," said Vic Tickets for the drawing of a 26- home some feed too,” she said. cent Rome, the town’s assistant residents agreed on how to stop the Stanitzl of East Hartford, former 6 p o fts______Page 16 Page 15 Galdgowski, DEP dam lupervlaor, pound live turkey had gone well, ASC president, who said, "I can’t "Cause it’s going to sit at the dining Page 13 manager. Charles McCarthy, problem and ensure safety for commenting on the stability of until prospective winners met eye take that home.” His wife, Dolly, room table with us.” recently said, "The point is we do pedestrians. One parent at the Manchester’s Union Pond Dam. m eye with the bird on Sunday at shielding her eyes from the unhap­ have a responsibility.” meeting suggested the best way to "But all the dams inspected under [he Andover Sportsmen's Gub. The py gobbler, said, “ We need a ensure safety in the area is for this program, it was one of four or big, white bird "gobbled” his turkey, John, but you’d better bring residents of East Hart- parents to better instruct children five that needed additional work. protests at the prospect of gracing this one home on a leash.” But. Jets surprise Campbell and Houston NEW YORK (UPI) — Before the for a career-high 388 yards, hit Rich to the Oilers’ 25 on a third-down play win a tootball game you’ve got to be Obituoriei. game ended, Richard Todd had been Caster with a 5-yard TD pass with quarter touchdown from a yard out to make it 14-0. Todd before Leahy redeemed himself with Plowing dispute booed, cheered, booed and cheered happy about it. My hat is off to a lot "The yardage doesn't mean that 1:31 left to tie the game 28-28. Michael J. Preneta D. Obermeier, both of Manchester; Mrs. Evans was born in .Abraham J. W ex le r a game-winning 38-yard field goal of people.” linished the game with I3-for-26 for again. Following the kickoff, Todd hit much unless you win,” said Stabler. 236 yards and was intercepted twice. KAST HARTFORD - Michael J. his father. Joseph Obermeier of Framinjgton’ l^inC’ Aug. IS, 1811, HEBRON - Dr. Abraham J. 3:58 into overtime. Houston Coach Bum Phillips "'What can I say? ” said the Jets' Wesley Walker with-passes of 19 and "We put ourselves in a hole early, In the .second period, linebacker Preneta. 57, of Cipolla Drive, died Granby; a brother, Carl J. and had lived in Manchester for the Wexler, 28, of Bloomfield, son of ” I was thinking of making ft — and p r a i ^ the Jets for their effort. ■ quarterback following New York’s 10 yards as the Jets moved into field Earl (Campbell) got banged up and Ron Crosby intercepted the first pass ,, Friday in St Francis Hospital and Obermeier of East Hartford; a j«st seven years. Before retiring in Yale and Naomi (Chidekel) Wexler like water gripe quickly,” said Leahy. "I was just off “ I’d lik^ to compliment them the Jets knew I had to throw" improbable 31-28 overtime victory goal range. But Pat Leahy flubbed a ' Medical Center. Hartford. sister. Mrs Mary Mlhalak of on the first one. In overtime, I just of his three-year career and rambled T.U o a"** secretary *of Hebron, died Friday at St. Francis over the Houston Oilers on Sunday. 36-yard attempt with six seconds left because they played extremely Campbell, the .N’FL’s leading He was the husband of Madeline Barkhamsted. •MANCHESTER - Town public involving snowplowing. Fuller relaxed and aimed at it. I knew it was 42 yards to the Houston 1 to set up of the John Evans Co., Inc. of Boston. Hospital and Medical Center "If we lose we re terrible. If we win, to force overtime. well,” said Phillips. "They didn’t rusher, finished with 60 yards on 1.5 "Lena” (Picolloi Preneta. Funeral services will be "Tuesday She was a member of Second works union officials likened the dis­ claims the town violated the union good as soon as I hit it. Kevin Long's TD dive He was a graduate of RHAM high we’re lucky.” And that’s when the Jets got lucky. deserve the boos they got when they carries before leaving in the third Mr Preneta was born in Hartford at 8 a m from Newkirk & Whitney Congregational Church. pute that started last week over contract by failing to contact all un­ Jets Coach Walt Michaels, who first came on the field. I’d be proud school. The Jets were almost terrible. New York won the coin toss and, period with what was termed a But the Oilers retaliated with three and was a lifelong area resident. Funeral Honie, 318 Burnside Ave., She is survived by a son, Robert D. using supervisors to drive snowplows ion members willing and able to threw up his hands in disgust after Besides his parents he leaves his First, they blew a 21-0 advantage in aided by a 15-yard facemask penalty to have any of them on my team. bruised thigh. Campbell was shooting touchdowns in a 7:47 span of the He was employed by the State of East Hartford, with a mass of Chris­ Evans of Medway, Mass.; a sister, to an earlier complaint involving work overtime during a seasonable Leahy’s miss in regulation, obviously They played really hard,” wAfe, Paula (Millstein) Wexler; a the fourth period only to take a 28-21 against Guido Merkens on the lor a record he already shares with lourth period Stabler, who com­ Connecticut as a public utility ac­ tian burial at 9 a.m. at St. James Mrs. Ruth Cavin of Manchester; six taking water samples. snowfall Nov. 17, Town officials said was relieved at the outcome of the son, Stephen M, Wexler, at home, lead on a 45-yard pass and run from kickoff, started at its own 40. After O.J. Simpson of gaining 100 yards or pleted 24 of 32 passes for 282 yards in count examiner He was a member of Church, Manchester. Burial will be grandchildren and one great- Robert Fuller, president of Local they contacted all the names on the game, which saw Houston fall to 8-4 The Jets' defense, led by end Mark and two sisters. Pearl Wexler of Los Todd to Bruce Harper with 4:17 left an incompletion. Houston was hit more in .seven straight games the second half, hit Mike Barber with the Connecticut Society of in East Cemetery, Manchester. granddauther. 991 of the American Federation of overtime list, but were still short and New York improve to 3-9. Gastineau's three sacks, harassed Angeles. Calif, and Jennie Riskin of in regulation On the ensuing Houston •with a holding penalty and Todd then After .Schroy's interception. Kenny a '-yard score. Billy Johnson with a Governmental Accountants and the Friends may call at the funeral home Memorial services will be Tuesday State, County and Municipal drivers. The four supervlors then "The nicest thing about the game .Stabler into four interceptions, in­ Ryetown, N.Y. drive. Ken Stabler, who finished with connected with Harper on passes of 9 Lewis recovered a fumbled punt bv 6-yard TD toss and then Rich Caster Allyn Club of Hartford today from 4 to 8 p.m, at 12:30 p.m. at the Holmes Funeral Employees, said about two months pitched in, a violation of contracts was 31 points. " said Michaels. "No cluding safely Ken Schroy's 82-yard Funeral services were Sunday in four touchdown passes on 31-for-55 and 17 yards Harper also ran 5 yards Carl Roaches on the Oilers' 28 and He was a U S .Army Ail* Force Home, 400 Main St. Burial will be at ago the union first complained that according to the union. matter how you slice it. when you interception return lor a first- with a 68-yard TD pass to tie the Margaret J. McKee tko .irT "';T(Chspcl of Weinstein Mortuary, lour plays later. Todd went over game 21-21 veteran of World War II KAST H ARTFORD - Margaret the convenience of the family. There 640 Farmington Ave. non-union personnel were doing union nn pallino hmire .. . . Fuller questions the use of the He was a member of St Rose J McKee. 93. of Applegate Lane, are no calling hours. Memorial con Memorial week will be observed at work. That complaint involved a non­ Church overtime list, saying there’s no died Saturday at Manchester tributions may be made to the Lung his home. Memorial donations may bargaining unit employee taking Besides his wife he leaves five Association, 45 Ash St., East Hart­ water samples for analysis. The specification in the contract.The Memorial Hospital. She was the be made to the Abraham J. Wexler town officials say the list is standard 2 brothers. John Preneta, Peter widow of James McKee. ford. water sampling is covered by union Preneta and Fred Preneta, all of Memorial Fund. Connecticut contract. Fuller said. practice will that It will be continued. She was born in Belfast, Northern Podiatry Assocation, care of Dr, Fuller plans to file a grievance Pats find running game H artfo rd . Frank P ren eta of Ireland on May 7.1887, and had lived Irene M. Wilke He met with Robert Young, water Manchester and Stanley Preneta of Elliot Pollack, 111 Pearl St., Hart­ purification division supervisor, ac­ sometime this week after allowing in Manchester most of her life. She MANCHESTER - Irene M. Wilke, ford 06103. time, mandated by contract, for a South Windsor, four sisters, Bridget 80. of 94 Oxford St., window for cording to the town personnel direc­ was a member of South United reasonable resolution. A meeting last Preneta and .Mrs Frances Lambert- Frederick W. Wilke, died Sunday in tor. The director, Steven Werbner, Methodist Church. WAXES meeting Thursday between town officials and son, both of Hartford. Mrs. Tessie Manchester Memorial Hospital. explained the non-bargaining unit She leaves two sons. Johnston MANCHESTER - The the union failed to resolve the com­ Reister of Manchester and Mrs Mrs. Wilke was bom in Rockville employee responded solely to and roll over Baltimore McKee and Norman C. McKee, both Manchester Wates will meet plaint, and ended on a sour.note, with .Mary Ostrowski of Wethersfield Nov. 22.1900 and had been a resident emergency calls for water analysis. of Manchester, a daughter, Mrs. Tuesday at Orange Hall, 72 E. Center Fuller apparently being a sk ^ to FOXBORO. Mass. (UPIl - The under the circumstances,” said Pats' The Colts had quarterback The funeral will be Tuesday mor­ of the Rockville-Manchester area all Union personnel, he said, took all New England Patriots lost a quarter­ ford gifbbled It up and pranced 22 John ( Lorraine 1 Spencer of Andover, St. (rear). leave. coach Ron Erhardt. "Every phase of problems of their own Bert Jones 4 ning at 8:15 from the Callahan .N J . 10 grandchildren, and a great- her life. water sampling that could be uback but found a running game. And the game contributed to the win. Our yards lor the touchdown Weighing-in will be from 6:30 to was crunched by linebacker Mike Funeral Home. 1602 Main St , She is survived by a son, "Thomas scheduled. After filing it will be about a week they discovered life's a lot easier special teams made key plays. That's ■\\e still had a chance until that followed by a .Mass of Christian grandson 7:30 p.m. Those attending are asked Hawkins in the second qujirter and E. Wilke of Manchester; two The union complained their con­ until the grievance procedure begins. when the team can forget about the an unsung but vital part if voii're happened That one broke our back.” burial at 9 in St Rose Church Funeral services will be "Tuesday " to brirbring items for the Thanksgiving hurt his shoulder When he returned at 11 a m from the Holmes Funeral daughters, Mrs. m r y Ann Uthrop ^ tract covered all water sampling The grievance will go first to the im­ lormer and win with the latter. going to win. " in the second half, his lirst pass was said Colts defensive lineman Fred Burial will be in St .Mary's , w.:. c, w— ,—... of Yarmouth.Yarmouth, Maine, and Mrs. work, and the town agreed that only Grinding out a season-high 24,5 Cavanaugh, who started two ('ook. Cemetery Home, 400 Main .St.. Manchester mediate supervisor, Fred Wajes, to .Shoate, who galloped 42 vards for a Burial will be in East Cemetery, Elizabeth Steele of Vernon; 11 DO IT DAILY - EXERCISE YOUR union members should respond to all highway superintendent, to Jay rushing yards and turni'ng three tur­ exhibition games, found out TD "Mosi iTatupui made the play Calling hours at the funeral home types of calls, Werbner said. Manchester Friends may call at the grandchildren and four great­ MIND with the crossword puzzle in Giles, public works director, and to novers into touchdowns, the Patriots Thursday he was likely to start "I had a good break on the ball with his hard tackle.' .Sanford said are tonight from 7 to 9 .1 just got a good bounce funeral home today from 7 to 9 p.m. grandchildren. . the Evening Herald Several weeks later the same General Manager Robert Weiss whip-sawed the Baltimore Colts 47-21 Grogan tested the knees in pre-grfme The hardest part was holding onto to Memorial donations may be made sitiitutinn has arisen. Fuller said, but The second fumble return came Memorial donations may be made to Funeral services will be Tuesday ------before WV..W. V 5A/issggoing toWV 9WIVCstate Glut.channels. Sunday to remain one game behind warmups and shook his head the ball. Shoate said to the American Cancer Society, 670 with 1 16 to play, eight seconds after the South United Methodist Church. at 10:30 a m. from the John F. Buffalo in the AFC East. The victory "I was putting too much pressure Jones never returned and ended Prospect St , Hartford Calhoun s second TD Allan Clark Tierney Funeral Home, 219 W. upped New England's record to 8-4 on myself by insisting to plav. with two completions and two in­ Kiltie J. kjoritsik James W. McKeough It Center St. with a mass of Christian while Baltimore fell to 6-6. Having Matt there took a load off niy terceptions. He was replaced bv scooped up and ran in from 15 MAM.IIFSTKR — Elsie Johnson MANCHESTER - James W burial at 11 a.m at St. Bridget ^Everything is on hold’ shoulders.” Grogan said yards veteran Greg Landry The win came with Pats' quarter­ Kjorsvik. 91. ol l-.A Downey Drive, McKeough. 71, of 17 Armory St . died Church, Burial will be in East "I was a little sloppy, but our run­ "Were a better team than we "I ve been in this game a long time died Saturday at Hartford Hospital Saturday in .Manchester Memorial Cemetery. Friends may call at the back Steve Grogan on the sidelines ning game was on fire, " said showed today. " said Jones "The and 1 ve hardly ever .sen one of She was the widow of Ludwig Hospital He was the husband of Ver­ funeral home today from 2 to 4 and 7 for the first time in exactly five Cavanaugh, who worked out of the Patriots defense is about the best in those. said Colts coach Mike .McCormack But two in one game Kjorsvik na Maroney McKeough. to 9 p.m Memorial contributions in Parkade parking war years, a period covering 76 regular shotgun, the Pats' latest offensive the league, next to Pittsburgh They may be made to the American season games and two playoff con­ We ve just got to win out next four .Mrs Kjorsvik was born in Swed5h He was tiorn in East Hartford on wrinkle, on several occasions "It's have a high degree ol intelligence in Cancer Society, 237 E. Center St. cars. tests. Grogan had started them all, and had been a resident of East Hart­ March 27, 1909, and had been a resi­ MANCHESTER — "Everything is Mrs. Bletchman noted that several not a giant step I don't go out and try the secondary gatnes We II see about our mental dent of .Manchester for the past 42 on hold " between the state but his wounded knees and restricted fiber our charaefer ford for 30 years before moving to First Hartford, however, issued a times the employees, about 100 per­ to prove things I just want to be "I expect to play next week, .Manchester a year ago She was the years Before retiring in 1971 he had employees and First Hartford Realty temporary injuction last Friday sons from three unions, parked in mobility turned him into a spectator. ready and help the team in whatever Robert J, Finnegan parking dispute in the Parkade I Instead, the Pats turned to •lones continued The doctor told me oldest member of Faith Lutheran been a railroad police lieutenant for barring two workers •from using the different places, but were still way I can It was a- confidence- It was a stretched muscle and not the The employees parked today, in promising Matt Cavanaugh, and the As for the Patriots, they snapped a Church of East Hartford the former .New York. New Haven & MANCHESTER - Robert J customer parking lot Michael threatened with towing. booster for me to play in a big game same as before (when it was She leaves a son, Henry A Johnson Hartford Railroad and stayed on Finnegan, 78, of 157 Park St., died what Adrienne Bletchman, state in­ third-year pro didn t disappoint two-game losing streak and now have Winkler, shop steward of the Local "There's difficulty with where the like this ' separated I , He also told me Id be of Manchester with whom she made when Penn Central Railroad became Sunday in Manchester Memorial come maintenance employee, them. He completed lO-of-21 passes the best record 'f-11 among division N 714 of the American Federation of designated lot for us is," she said Cavanaugh's TD toss was a sore tomorrow her home, and three grandchildren, the owners, for a total of 45 years of Hospital believed was not an area that First ^ 1 for one TD and ran the offense opponents They aLso discovered thev State, County and Municipal today. 9-yarder to Carlos Pennywell in a wild Landry, who hadn t attempted a can win with Cavanaugh something four great-grandchildren and several service He was a communicant of He was the husband of the late Hartford protests. Cars were parked ' t Ui. capably. He also was helped when Employees, and Mrs. Bletchman She said no workers cars had been 27-point New England fourth quarter pass this year, threw a 23-yard TD they all had suspected anyway, and nieces and newphews St James Church and a member of Edith (WeldonI Finnegan along Green Manor Road and in were oriirohibited from leaving their -?-• New England returned two fumbled towed, or threatened with removal Don Calhoun, who became the first pass to Joe Washington Rookie tiash that maybe their old. vaunted Funeral services will be Tuesday St Vincent de Paul Society He also He was born in Manchester on Jan. back, of the state office building c a p jh t ...... kickoO returns for touchdowns and I the customer lot this morning. Patriot to rush for more than 100 Curtis Dickey ran tor two scores rushing game is back. at 11 a m from Newkirk & Whitney was a member of the interstate 31, 1902 and had been a lifelong resi­ following last week’s attemptsts to tow— " ^ r s . Bletchman responded by filing , , • t.- added a third on a pass interception .vards this year (106) had scoring But the Colts were victimized bv "I'll say this. Erhardt said I Funeral Home. 319 Burnside Ave.„ Policemen's Association of Connec­ dent of the town. cars parked in the customer lot of the a civil suit against First Hartford " 381C n i6 0 tlll^ by Rod Shoate, his first touchdown runs of I and 3 yards and John .Smith their own sloppine.ss Trailing 20-7. told you last week we needed five in a East Hartford with the Rev Paul E ticut and a member and past exalted He was retired employee in the oil Parkade charging it with trespassing when since high school ENFIELD (UPI) — A Texas firm I • ■ T. . ‘ * had two field, goals. Vagas Ferguson N’esby Glasgow fumbled the kickoll burner service department of Matt played a tremendous game row Now it's tour and that s the way Henry officiating Burial will be in ruler of the Manchester Lodge of In a year-long dispute the their cars were towed Nov. 13, accor­ will try again tonight to sell residents also rushed for 100 vards. to open the lourth period Rick San­ Hillside Cemetery East Hartford Elks Moriarty Brothers we re going to approach it employees claim the area where they ding to court documents. on a hazardous waste disposal dump Friends may call at the funeral home Besides his wife, he leaves a son, He leaves a son. Thomas Finnegan park in the Parkade is poorly lighted First Hartford has until Dec. 17 to 0 site. today from 6 to 9 p m Memorial con­ Janies U McKeough of Manchester, of Manchester, a brother, Fred L. and "inv(tes vandalism Union respond to the suit Abou‘ 500 angry residents shouted tributions may be made to Faith a daughter, Mrs James (Judith) Finnegan of Manchester; three members say they documented 18 in­ Mrs Bletchman said the Injunction New role for Grogan Lutheran Church Organ Fund Woodard of Glastonbury, a brother, sisters, Mrs Martha Sonniksen, cidents of vandalism and two car down speakers for the Browning- didn’t bother her today, as she Ferris Industries Inc.^ firm at a FOXBORO, Mass. (UPIi - It was the earlier games. The final decision Mrs. Anna ilouHe Howard McKeough of Newington, Manchester; Mrs Agnes M, thefUs since May of last year, and ask seldom drives to work in winter. a new role for Steve Grogan, one he was pre-game, but we had mentioned two sisters, Sister Gabreilta Cleveland, Bridgeport and Mrs. for security guards during working meeting Thursday nighU forcing a FVM H ARTFORD - Mrs Anna Winkler and Mrs Bletchman could postponement until tonight. hadn't filled since the days of Jim It on Thursday. I was putting too McKeough of Mercyknoll of West Dorothy Hutt, Chula Vista, Calif., hours Steinkei House 87. of 745 Mam St . be tint'd $1,000 a day if they defy the The company has proposed using a Plunkett and the pre-playoff much pressure on myself and having Hartford, and Miss .Madeline and several nieces and nephews. Time to rejoice lormerly of 503 Mam St . d’ed Friday In protest they have been parking order A hearing on a permanent in­ 200-acre site to bury hazardous in­ Patriots Matt in there took a load off my M i V McKeough of San Francisco, Calif . Funeral services will be Tuesday in St Francis Hospital and Medical in the customer lot First Hartford juction will be set, according to First dustrial wastes. The disposal site Philadelphia field goal specialist Tony Franklin looks back Exactly five years earlier, he had mind, " he said Center and two grandchildren afternoon at 1 30 at Watkins Funeral hired tow trucks last week to haul the Hartford's counsel. made his very first start in the "My knees weren't getting any Home, 142 E. Center St. would be located in a planned in­ toward goal post as Eagle teammate John Sciarra leaps off ^ Mrs House was born in .New York Funeral services were held today cars from the lot, but to no avail. A barricade was erected Friday to .National F"ootball League New better and neither was my mobility ' i W y Bunal will be in East Cemetery dustrial park designed to provide ground as 51-yard booth sailed over crossbar for three points City and had lived m East Hartford from Holmes Funeral Home, 400 First a shopper’s car was mistakenly bar workers from using the customer ■ England^ had lost to Buffalo, but or speed. I was getting beat up and There will be no calling hours thousands of new jobs and estimated Kick was margin of victory over Oakland, 10-7. (UPI photo) for the past 60 years She was the .Mam St with a mass of Resurrection towed, and then the employee con­ lot, but apparently workers hadn’t in­ Grogan had accredited himself well, I'm sure the rest will help. I'm at St James Church Memorial Memorial contributions may be vinced the drivers not to haul any to provide the town with $1.5 million widow of Walter’s House tended to use them. in annual new revenue. throwing for more than 300 yards. hopeful about playing next week at .She is survived by a daughter. Mrs, donations may be made to the made to the Manchester f^ublic Grogan had started every Patriots' .San Francisco. " Grogan said American Cancer Society. 237 E Nurses Association V’lvian .Aitken of Manchester, a Police GOOD TIIWGS TO EAT FOR A HAPPY THANKGGIVING FEA$T. game since — 76 during the regular Cavanaugh completed I0-ol-21 brother. William 0 Steinke of Jane L. Zbyk Tigers win finale season and two more in the playoffs. passes for one touchdown and ran the Phoenix. Ariz , two granddaughters, ROCKMI.LK — Janet L Zbyk, 49, Mrs. Genevieve Lewis But his gimpy knees, which have offense well. Grogan said he thought three grandsons, and a great- Morrell E-Z cut bothered him since the third game of his understudy "did a heckuva job in of 26 Oak St , died Sunday at Mrs Genevieve (Bolieau) Lewis, probe GRADE A YOUNG TURKEYS Bolton Tigers "A " midget football T.J. Alibrio, Dave Janton and grandson Rockville General Hospital the season, turned him into a spec­ a pressure situation " And coach Ron 62, of East Brimfield Road, died Sun­ fully cooked team upended the previously un­ Aaron Alibrio also played well for Funeral services will be private She was born Dec 3, 1930 in tator Sunday.against the Baltimore Erhardt was similarly pleased day In St Vincent's Hospital, beaten Holyoke, Mass , Elks,’ 30-6, "B”, which wound up 4-6 for the Burial will be m Center Cemetery holdup Colts Backup Matt Cavanaugh ”1 thought Matt played extremely Rockville and had lived here all her HAMS yesterday at Herrick Park in Bolton. season There are no calling hours Callahan life She was formerly employed at Worcester played the entire- game and the well under the circumstances We 7 Q « It was Holyoke's first loss in three Funeral Home, 1602 ."Main St . has Borroughs Inc , Tolland She was a She was the wife of Edward E Patriots won easily 47-21 worked pretty close with him from charge of arrangements Lewis MANCHESTER - 1 0 to 21 lb s...... fe. ■ years, communicant of St Joseph's Church. Police this morning rushed "I was just trying to keep myself the sidelines Matt hasn t seen She IS survived by her mother, She was born in Stafford Springs, Our Own Freshly Clarence Zachery scored three Long shot winner prepared if I had to go in, ' Grogan everything that Steve has and that s Maximillian (». Ohernieier to the Windsor Street TDs for Bolton on runs of 2, 7 and 54 Helen iSurdell) Zbyk; four brothers, Conn., the daughter of the late Amos Ground shrugged "I really enjoyed tough on him, " the coach said MANCIIKSTFR — Maximillian Exxon station after yards. Ronnie Robison added a 62- SUNLAND PARK. N.M. lUPIl - Roman J. Zbyk of Manchester, and Lena (Nadernon) Bolieau . GRADE A YOUNG HEN TURKEYS watching. It was kind of fun for a The Colts also lost their No 1 G Obermeier, 54. of 54 Somerset receiving a report of a SAUSA8E MEAT yard TD jaunt and Mike Fenton Only SIX bettors bought win tickets on Edward J Zbyk of Tolland, Leonard She was a World War II veteran of change to relax on the sidelines quarterback, Bert Jones, with a Drive, died Saturday at Hartford holdup there, police said scored on a 60-yard run fop the Pongang, a 222-1 long shot, in the se­ B Zybk and Donald W Zbyk, both of the U S. Women's Army Corps. without any pressure And Matt was Hospital He was the husband of The incident occurred at lb * 1 . 7 9 Tigers cond race at Sunland Park Sunday, shoulder injury Greg Landry Rockville, two nephews and a niece. Besides her husband, she leaves a 11 to 131b...... lb. 8 S ^ doing a good job " replaced Jones and said he was sur­ Alice Rafford Obermeier about 11; 15 a.m., police Zpchery rushed for 242 yards on 15 but their gamble paid oil m a big Short gainer for Colts Funeral services will be daughter, Mrs. Beverly Mockus, Grogan said he had been placing prised the Patriots had gone with He was born in Bodenwohr, Ger­ Manchester. -Conn; a brother, said. Few details were carries. Robison, Jon Soares, Chris way Curtis Dickey of the Colts is hit and brought down by Ray many, and had been a resident of Wednesday at 9 15 a m. from the .available. Last week the Herald ran a big article about Turkey The 3-year-old filly, owned by Jewl himself under too much pressure by Cavanaugh. Robert B. Bolieau, and a sister, Mrs. AT THIS WRITING we Mulcahy,- Geff Hinds, Tommy .Manchester for the past 30 years He White-Gibson-Small Funeral Home, Police did say two black breasts for small families or those who like all white Mendenhall of Amarillo, Texqs, insisting to play when his mobility Initially, I thought it was maybe Clayborn — of - New- - —England „ ______after short gain in Schaefer Stadium 65 Elm St with a mass of Christian Elizabeth Armelin, both of Stafford have Swedish KORV and Russell and David Boisoneau also was becoming more and more was a communicant of St James men tied up the station’s meat. We have 3 to 4 lb. Butterball Turkey Breasts and played well for the 10-1-1 Tigers. crossed the finish line three lengths the wrong decision to play him in a action Sunday. Patriots rompedromped, 47-21. lUPI photoi burial at 10 a m at St Joseph's Springs, Conn., two grandchildren most sizes of fresh turkeys, limited. But he said this was the first big game with all the pressure Church, a .Navy veteran of World and several nieces and nephews. employees and made off some very nice 6 to 7 lb. Country Time Turkey Bolton ”B” also came away with a ahead ol the second-place horse in 2 Church Burial will be in St Ber­ but orders are coming fast. time when it all hit home VVar II. and was employed as elec­ The funeral will be Tuesday mor­ with, an undisclosed Breast win, 14-8, over the Elks. Eric Gilnack the mile run and returned $445.20, But Matt did a great job, " Landry nard's Cemetery amount of cash Police Call 64.’I-4151, we may ”I never gave it a thought in any of trical foreman for Hi^ilton Stan­ ning at 9 from the Bullard Funeral 5.60 ;/nd said dard. Windsor Locks Friends may call Tuesday from 2 were expected to take have your size fresh Home, 51 March St , Southbridge, MNOLO AND PEPPERIDCE FARM STUFFM6 ______« IS to 4 and 6 to 9 p rh A prayer service fingerprints and turkey. He was an honorary member of with a mass of Christian burial in St. Pepperidge Farm Seasoned Stuffing Hartford Liederkranz He was a Will be held Tuesday at 8 p.m. at the statements from witnesses funeral home Anne's Church, Sogthbridge, at 10 8 01.63* 18 oz. *1.09 member of the U S Submarine • Burial will be Holland Cemetery. at the scene. Veterans, Manchester Lodge 73 Sheila Evans ^ Marie’s Blue Pan Style Mix 83* 1 0 Calling hours at the funeral.home DO IT DAILY — Find out AF&A,M, Sphinx Temple AAONMS. Chaasa Dressing MAN(,HE.S1KR — Sheila .(Dana) are today from 7 to 9 p.m. what's the talk of the town 8 Eagles, Bills victories •Newington, and CBthiecticut Con­ Evans, 69, of 18 Denver Road, died Mepaorial contributions may be Cott Holiday M ixer Special sistory, Norwich by reading Towntalk every •1 .4 9 rsgulsr 69s bottles NEW YORK (UPI) — Defense was after the Eagles sacked Jim Plunkett Sunday at Manchester Memorial made to the American Heart day in your Evening reborn in the NFL Sunday and the the first period when Robin Cole’s 34- 'Jets upset Houston 31-28 in overtime, an early 10-0 deficit to notch its sixth streak 4 eight times. Besides his wife, he leaves two Hospital She was the widow of Association or to a charity of the yard interception return set up Fran­ Cleveland routed Cincinnati 31-7, Herald. Philadelphia Eagles and the Buffalo The Raiders, 8-4 and now in a first- straight victory, guaranteeing the t.oulioN-- I I, Redskin- 10 sons. Mark J Obermeier and Scott Robert A Evans. donor's choice. ?T “ co Harris’ 2-yard run. From then on, New England trounced Baltimore 47- 2/99« Bills .were the proud parents. place tie with San Diego atop the Falcons a perch atop the NFC Wejit .lames Jones' 52-yard punt return Wa have Sau Saa the Bills’ swarming defense, which is 21, Atlanta defeated Chicago 28-17, At the three-quarter mark of the AFC West, appeared to have broken regardless of what the Rams do set up Tony Dorset! s 3-yard TD run c iu b s o d a Case of 12 .*5.94 allowing only-16 points per game, JX'troit downed Tampa Bay 24-10, SiHliiip Cocktail regular season, the Eagles and the the game open when Plunkett and tonight Chicago All-Pro runner and defensive tackle Larry Cole ^ Florist & limited the NFL champions to field Green Bay upset Minnesota 25-13, Seventeen-year-old Bills sport the best records in their Cliff Branch combined on an 86-yard Walter Payton was ejected late in the returned a ricoc’het interception 43' “^(G reenhouses Genu/no ID A H O B A K IN G conferences and .each used its goals of 36 and 42 yards by Matt. Dallas edged Washington 14-10, third quarter for unsportsmanlike yards for another score as lethargic TD pass to gain a 7-3 lead with 12:23 Bahr. ’ Denver beat Seattle 36r20, Kansas favorite weapon — defense — tq post remaining in a game featuring 17 conduct and finished with 40 vards — Dallas, 9-3, averaging a league-best 29 621 HARTFORD RD. Mrs. Smith’s Pumpkin, POTATOES The Buffalo offense wasn’t too City topped St. Louis 21-13 and San raped at knifepoint Mince and Apple Pies. emotional victories over rugged foes. punts and only 25 first downs. one short of reaching the l.OOO-yard points per game entering the contest, M ANCHESTER — 643-9559 Philadelphia, 1 1-1, maintained a Francisco blanked the New York plateau for the fifth straight year handed Washington its fourth Smith’s Deiuxe 46 o i. In sold-out Rich Stadium, the Bills, Giants 12-0. 'IW tllK sT K It - A 17-year-old girl ning and released following treatment tor 5 LBS. M .39 two-game lead over Dallas in the l.ioiiH 21. Ituecaneers It) straight loss 9-3, used their AFC-leading defense to San Diego edged Miami 27-24 in was raped at knifepoint early Saturday injuries, police said. big Mince Pie NFC East with a bitterly fought 10-7 hold the potent Pittsbufgh Steelers to Wide receiver Ray Williams, a H m n e o s '•eidnosks 2 0 THANKSGIVING siALTEST EQQ NOQ overtime Thursday night and winless morning, police today reported Police are looking for a white male in *2 .6 9 triumph over Oakland at Veterans just 267 yards in notching a 28-13 12th-round draft choice, scored on an Craig Morton threw two TD passes Police said a man in his early 20s his early 20s, with straight-brown collar- Qt. *1.12 *2.19 Stadiiim, snapping the Raiders’ six- New Orleans hosts Los Angeles 11-yard reverse in the second period and scored himself on a 1-yard SPECIAL triumph that kept them atop the tonight. entered the girl’s apartment in the length hair, a slight beard and standing game winning streak and extending and returni'd a third-quarter punt 53 keeper to keep Denver s AFC West Eastern Division by a game over llrownH .’11, Ki-nguiN 7 northwest section of town at about 9 p m about 6 feet tail. Police said the suspect New crop White Onions, Cranberries, Yellow Globe and Purple Top (white) Turnips. its own winning skein to eight games, New England. .yards to set up a field goal and lead title hopes alive and send Seattle b riday The girl told police she woke up to was described as heavy-set Our Cheddar Cheese from Granville, Mass., is moving fa st... buy a couple of chunks Wilbert MoiRgomery's 3-yard "They just knocked our heads off,” Brian Sipe, the AFC’s top-rated Detroit, 7-5, into undisputed posses­ down to Its fifth straight defeat of this fine cheese for the Holiday. find the man in her apartment BOUQUETS scoring run' with 2:56 remaining said frustrated Pittsburgh coach passer, threw for 310 yards and four sion of first place in the NFC Central t liief- 2 I. t arduial- I ,'t shabby, either, as Joe Ferguson fired Police said the girl put up a struggle and We are open Tuesday and Wednesday from 8 AM "til 6 PM... Closed Thanksgiving clinched at least a wild card playoff Chuck Noll after seeing a three-game TDs to lead Cleveland to an easy vic­ I’aeker^. J,"}, \ iking-. 1.1 .) T Smith, playing despite a CASH A ca rry three TD passes, two to Jerry Butler, was cut on her face' and chest The fX) IT DAILY — Find out what’s the talk day... usual Fri. and Sat. schedule. berth for the Eagles, whose average winning streak snapped. "They tory and hand Cincinnati its fifth Gerry Ellis and Eddie Lee Ivery broken thumb, returned a punt 75 and Curtis Brown scampered 34 straight loss. Sipe, who now has 25 assailant stayed in the apartment of the town by reading Towntalk every day ^ield of 12 points per game is by far dominated the game and they’re an each rushed for more than 100 vards yards lor a touchdown to cap a 14- yards for a third-quarter score that throughput the night, police said The vic­ in your Evening Herald. the league’s best. awesome football team.” scoring passes, topped the 300-yard and a touchdown and Lynn Dickey hit • point lourth quarter and help Kansas put Buffalo ahead 21-10, mark for the fpurth time this year. tim was taken to Manchester Memorial "Our pass defense played very well Pittsburgh, which fell to third Aundra Thompson with a 35-yard Tl) City even its record at 6-6 The Car DO IT WITH ABBY — Read hec advice PINEHURST GROCERY INC. and our pass rush was super.” said Ferguson com pleted 16-of-28 Fulf'oiiH 28, IteurN 17 pass to help Green Bay to its first Hospital after the man left .Saturday mor­ every day in your Evening Herald. 302 MAIN ST.. M ANCHESTER 643-41S1 place in the AFC Central with a 7-5 passes for 212 yards. dinals' Ottis Anderson rushed for 107 Philadelphia coach Dick Vermiel record, scored its only'TD at 3:53 of Steve Bartkowski fired three TD road victory of the year and snap vards Elsewhere Sunday, the New York passes as Atlanta, 9-3, rallied from Minnesota’s three-game winning 1 4 - EVENING HERALD, Mon , Nov. 24, ISW EVENING HERALD, Mon,, Nov 24, I9fl0 - 15 N- 4 * Tribe misses goal Hawks set record mWE losin&r to Windham II ' f ';»•««) against Whalers . -Ilk By LEN AUSTER champ Simsbury by a 14-7 count. Jim Grout. Drew B'lavell added tne with 1:18 left in the half and capped CHICAGO (UPI) - Ron Sedlbauer something if our left wing, Darryl Wilson, Grant Mulvey, Keith Brown in the standings, but you hate to be Hrrald • Sportnwrilrr "I don't think we were caught PAT for a 7-0 lead with 5:03 left In the the scoring with 7:25 remaining with says he hit a hot streak in Chicago's Sutter, had also gotten his hat.” and Ted Bulley before Don Nachbaur embarrassed that way. " So much for goals. looking ahead," intoned Manchester opening stanza. his 4-yar(^ burst that completed a 59- game against Hartford but he's Lysiak drew four assists in the got the Whalers' second tally with Visor, who backed up Chicago Coach Mi(fe Simmons, '"They went Windham took the ensuing kickoff yard drive. grateful he finally got his chance. game and Sutter scored twice as the 3:00 left in the second period. goalie Tony Esposito for more than Manchester High’s football team Manchester, led by Paul had two as it traveled last Saturday 14-7 with Simsbury as you know. and tied, it on a 24-yard TD strike "I'm not a pure goal scorer, just a line contributed nine points to the Sutter's second goal came 48 seven seasons before being traded to They (Windham) are a good club, from freshman QB Peter Chase to McCluskey who rushed for M yards streak scorer," Sedlbauer said after Hawk rout of former Chicago backup seconds later as Chicago outshot Hartford this year, said. "We just to Willimantic —and missed the and they’re young." on 19 carries, threatened but each bullseye by a country mile. Chris Flemming. The first of three notching his third career hat trick to goalie Mike Visor, making his first Hartford 29-18 over two periods and have to forget about It 1 wasn't ner­ Senior Tom Warinsky, 5-foot-8,165- PATs by Pat Kelly knotted it. time saw marches derailed. lead the Chicago Black Hawks to a appearance in Chicago as a Whaler. 44-28 for the high scoring game vous coming in here, it was just a The Indians had 1) designs of a .500 Sophomore Indian '()B Kevin Brophy season and 2) snapping a seven-game pound running back, did the bulk of A Ron Holman pg^s interception at Chicago Stadium record setting 11-3 "Mike was just another goalie out Rogers scored his eighth for Hart- general breakdown as far as 1 am losing streak to Windham High but the damage as he carried 30 times for the Whippet 45 set in motion was 5-for-13 for 60 yards and the one victorv over Hartford Sunday night. there." Lysiak said, "but 1 hated to .ford midway through the third period concerned " the homestanding Whippets had 223 yards and three touchdowns, Windham's go-ahead score. interception. Grout had three recep­ see it happen against him. Our line before Sedlbauer. Denis Savard and 'm ' scoring on runs of 1, 7 and 4 yards. Warinsky did all the work in the 55- tions for 46 yards. Sedlbauer recently was benched by has no set plays. We just skate Reg Kerr scored in a 90-second span other ideas as they posted a 27-7 deci­ sion. Backfield mate Mike Mullen rushed yard advance, including a 41-yard Statistics: coach Keith Magnuson. but around and try to make things to set a new home-ice Chicago Magnuson was'happy with Manchester. 3-6 in the CCIL and for 85 yards on seven carries. scamper, going over from a yard explained. "Maggie told me to keep happen." scoring record. Chicago s third straight victory but "I was not pleased at all with what M W overall, closes out its season away 36 seconds into the second stan- 44 Offensive plays 59 working and practice and I'd get my Mike Rogers opened scoring for "When you have 11 goals scored cautioned it was a confidence we did. We couldn't stop anyone;^ za chance Hartford just 1:31 into the game, but builder, but those runaway games Thanksgiving Dav morning against 7 First downs 16 against you I guess you have to say today," Simmons stated, "They con­ "Being on Tom Lysiak's line really Chicago had seven unaswered goals can let you drill into some bad I" cross-town Blast Catholic at Memorial "What hurt us right away were tur­ 108 Yds. rushing 361 you broke down," Whaler Coach Don trolled the line of scrimmage. novers. We’re not a team that can helps and it would have been bv Sutler. Sedlbauer i2l. Doug Blackburn said. "It's only two points habits Field at 10 o'clock. 60 Yds. passing 24 Windham, young and up and com­ Warinsky is a hard runner who picks score from anywhere. We have to his holes well." 168 Total yards 385 ing. finished its campaign 3-8 overall. capitalize on what we can and we 5-13 Passing 1-7 3-6 in the league. The Whippets Manchester, stopped at the didn't. And the offense made mis­ 1 ■ Interceptions hy 1 dropped their first seven outings Whippet 1 on its first possession, takes which hurt the defense, " 2 Fumbles lost 2 before winning three of the last four. tallied the next time it got its hands Simmons remarked. 5-46 Penalties 8-57 Bruins and Maple Leafs The lone setback was to co-CCIL on the pigskin on a 38-yard run by Wariinsky added his second TD Punting Save against Bruins Glastonbury second hest^ Toronto goalie Jiri Crha makes save at goal corner on shot by play wild 3-5 deadlock Bruins' Rick Middletown in forst period last night at Boston Garden. Teams wound up in 5-5 deadlock. (UPI photo) BO.STON (UPI) - Boston Bruins glad to get out of here with a point." "I'm starting to shoot more," great ' coach Gerry Cheevers knew there’d According to Craig. "I guess I Foster said "Stan is dong a great job The young winger feels that even be games like this. He just didn't woke him up. I must have done that working the corner and Peter is tally his years on a checking line will losing mentor to retire know there would be that many. to 50 million people before ... I just handling the puck and doing the help his overall game I hope this "We scored five goals in our own happened to get him a little better. " passing. I 'm just tying to get open for will make me a more- complete Sims slips thru defense Marois on ‘stage’ him " building. " Cheevers said Sunday "It couldn't have been too bad, he player. " he said I remember when By MARTIN DICkAl able to halt the Indian offense which tight end Doug Hasson Hasson, a Brad Barlow. It was Patenaude's following the Bruins 5-5 stalemate came back to score on men. He must Foster's new role presents a sharp Mike Bossy lof the New York scored every time it got the ball and Running back Billy Sims of Detroit slips thru Tampa Bay Correnpundeiil sophomore, caught four passes for 92 13th TD pass of the season. with the Toronto Maple Leafs. "How be a Swede or something. " said the Islandersi came up. He was scoring defense in first half Sunday Sims has been the Lions best runner This, was the'third time Glaston­ piled up 307 yards rushing and 117 yards and three TDs. Preli had ^x receptions for 92 Olympic hockey hero and former goals, but everyone was criticizing yards passing. against Rangers can I be happy with a tie'’ I thought as team heads Central Division Sunday the Lions stopped the bury High and Newington High met The first was a 10-yard pass with yards. Patenaude was 15-for-31 for these nights were put away, but I Boston University star, his checking It would be real nice if I Glastonbury fumbled on the first for the CVe football championship five minutes gone in the canto. He 207 yards but was intercepted twice guess not " "He ran at me in the first period could be like him in reverse Bucs. 24-10 (LTI photo i offensive snap with Newington In 1974 Glastonbury won and in 1978 also latched onto a two-point conver­ and under constant pressure from the NEW YORK (CPU - Mario minute misconduct for protecting his Toronto rightwinger Rick Vaive — when 1 was down on the ice," Craig In other games. Philadelphia Newington won. taking over and scoring in eight sion aerial. Four minutes later. Newington front wall. Marois was the center of the action boss, and Hospodar a double-minor a 21-year-old who tallied a pair of explained "I guess he's the type who downed Winnipeg 3-1. New York tied This year the Indians left no doubt plays Steve Meucci toted the pigskin Hasson capped a 93-yard drive with a Glastonbury Coach Ray Nicolletta, Sunday night in his return to Madison and game misconduct for leaving the third period goals including the tying tries to irk you any way he can. " Vancouver 2-2. (Thicago routed Hart­ as to who was going to come away in from 6 yards out and John Pulek's 36-yard reception, his second TD in who announced his retirement, Square Garden as a member of the bench. score at 14:56 — emerged as the Boston fans got their chance to ford 11-3. and Edmonton topped Buf­ Giants blanked PAT maile it 7-0 with only four with the title as they rolled up 51 un­ as many receptions Hasson's third couldn't offer any one reason for the Vancouver Canucks after being In addition. Hospodar is major culprit in handing the Bruins cheer at 8:42 of the second period falo 6-3'' minutes elapsed. ' answered points before settling for a TD was a 25-yard pass from Perillo setback. "We just weren't getting off traded by the New York Rangers two automatically suspended for the next the dissatisfying tie. when winger Dwight Foster knocked I l>er« ;i. J. I. 1 51-12 victory over the Tomahawks .Meucci scored again four minutes as he was left wide open in the end the ball," he stated. weeks ago three games and the Rangers are in his sixth goal to give the Bruins a Defenseman Bob Dailey, back in in trip to coast ■Saturday in Newington later on a 25-yard pass from quarter zone. Marois. a 22-year-old, 6-foot. 185- fined $1,000 A lot of people in Boston Garden — 3-2 lead Foster slapped in another contrast to what he has been doing the lineup alter missing six games The Indians finish 5-0 in the CVC Jeff Perillo Perillo threw only five Newington added its final TD in the pound defenseman, opened the Marois goal was the only score of including most Bruins players — goal 14:19 of the final period for a over the past two years. because of a bruised shoulder, scored pas.ses. completing all five including SAN FRANCISCO iL'PIi - It s and their quarterback. Phil .^imms. for their second straight crown while third quarter on a 29-yard end run by scoring as the teams played a hard the first period, with each team were surprised to find Vaive in the temporary 5-4 leail. "I've been playing on a checking two goals to lead Philadelphia The four for touchdowns The second itatistics: going to be pretty lough this year to was sacked 10 times Glastonbury winds up tied for second halfback Vic DiPrato. Bergstrom fought 2-2 tie. He fired a 23-footcr at scoring once in the second period game as late as the third period But "We just couldn't get the insurance line against the opposition's best line, Jets have gone 17 games without a score was set up when Pat Curry in­ G name a rookie of the year in the Giants coach Ray Perkins was with South Windsor, each 3-2 added the final two-point conversion. 8 10 of the first period into the far I-ance Nethery punched home the shortly after his first third-period goal we needed to put. them away, " so 1 haven't been able to think about victory and are 1-14-5 in the Smythe 15 First downs NFL s National Conference lavish in his praise of Cooper, who Newington is now 9-1 for the season tercepted a D J Patenaude pass at The Tomahawks late in the third corner of Rangers goalie Doug rebound of a shot from the point by goal. Boston goalie Jim Craig gave said Foster. "The way the game was offense because or main duties were Division the Glastonbury 37 9 Yds. rushing The two standouts after 12 games was San Francisco s co-No 1 pick in and laces Wethersfield High stanza ground out 48 yards on 10 Soetaert's net. going around Jere the Rangers' Chris Kotsopoulos at the intruding Vaive a wicked two- going, if we had another five defense. " he said. "The checking is ttiler- (». ‘-iibre- .'1 Newington added one more score are Billy Sims of the Detroit Lions the Iasi draft Thanksgiving Day morning Glaston­ plays to set up Todd Proffitt's 2-yard 251 Yds. passing Gillis. the man he was traded for. in 9 26. capitalizing on a powerplay op­ handed slash in the heel which sent minutes, we would have scored again goixi, but it does take away from Blair MacDonald and Risto before the end of the first quarter, a 260 Total yards and Earl Cooper of the San Francisco (■(Hiper s touchdown came on a bury finishes its season with a fine 7- touchdown run three seconds into the Ihe process That started the fun portunity. him sprawling anyway.' your offense Siltanen'each collected a goal and an 29-yard run by halfback Bruce 17-33 Passing 49ers swing pass from Montana early in 3 overall mark fourth quarter Marois picked up the puck from the Bobby Schmautz put Vancouver "He got me good m the heel and Foster credits his offensive show "1 think one of the ways I can help assist to spark Edmonton Oiler Bergstrom He added the two-point 0 Interceptions by Sims leads Cooper by plenty in the second quarter Cooper ^ b b e d The Tomahawk defense, playing on Five passes by Patenaude for 68 Rangers' goal and skated to the back ahead at 14 39, when his pass- my whole leg went numb." said to playing with Peter McNab and this team the most is by scoring. general manager (ilen Sather was conversion for a 21-0 reading 1 Fumbles lost rushing yards hut some qualified the ball in the left flat, picked up a a soaked field without mud cleats, yards and a halfback option pass Hangers' bench He tossed it un­ out struck Rangers defenseman Vaive "But it went away and I was Stan Jonathon, who teamed up for a Foster added "Our production behind the bench because ol (be 3-15 Penalties observers would take Cooper over block from from John .Ayers and ran for the first three quarters was un­ The scoring in the second stanza from Jeff Conner to John Preli set up derhanded in the direction of Craig Barry Beck's skate bRay Wersching and tossed it back on the ice Ed New York defenseman Ron offense The Giants had only two scoring Hospodar stepped on the ice and con­ Greschner tied the game 2-2 at 7:18 Sundav the former Rice star chances The first came near the end fronted Marois Fortunately, the of­ with a .56footcr from the right point, Consistency marked| England fans gain seyenth spot ficials broke up the disagreement, the goal being his 95th career score, earned the ball 21 tunes lor 86 yards, of the first quarter but Joe Danelo his iiiost productive game of the was wide on a 39-yard field goal try with referee Bob Myers assessing lying him with ex-Rangers East Catholic girls' swimming Marois a two-minute penalty for un­ defenseman Brad Park lor most year, as the-49ers shut out the New The second came in the third quarter The Eaglette medley relay of Mary Gates^ appearances holding bag team placed-, seventh in the 37-team sportsmanlike conduct and a 10- career goals by a Rangers York Giants. 12-0 when Simms hit Earnest Gray with Beth Cavallo, Lynne Dakin, Claire field with 87 points in the CIAC State minute misconduct Vickers got a 10- defenseman British ooxing tans shelling out their But Cooper also providi-d quarter­ what seemed like an 11-yard scoring Viola and Meaghan Clark was By EARL YOST By MILT RICHMAN backs Steve- DeBerg and Joe .Mon­ pass but offensive tackle Gordon Open Meet last Saturday night at seventh in the field of 16, S|iurlH Kdilur money to see these American im­ tana blocking help on passing plays King was caught holding, and the Southern Connecticut State College NEW ORLEANS (UPI) - They're ports is the fact that the ring records in New Haven Freshman Laura Negri took ninth Familiar face scheduled to be in and also caught three passes for 86 play was nullified c in the 200-yard freestyle with a the starting line Thursday morning calling it "The Great American of the fighters sent over frequently yards and one touchdown Jim Stuckey. San Francisco's other Greenwich' High took the team ‘/ had no chance^ Disaster " and they're bloody well are manufactured overnight 2:01.78 clocking, just off her school in the 44th Five Mile Road Race will It was the only touchdown of the first round pick in the last draft, was championship with 310 points with mark set last week at the Class M browned off about it. Dye says he personally met Mayes .New Canaan High second with^221 be Steve Gates, a home grown 48 hours before Graham s one-sided game as the 49ers snapped an eight- the man who tackled Simms in the Championship Meet. She came back product and a regular on the prize Not about the Roberto Duran- game losing streak The Giants saw end zone lor a safety. points and Darien High third with^'W! in the 500-yard freestyle to take Sugar Ray Leonard world win over him points losing boxer says list "The original description I their mixlesl winning streak snapped The Giants go home to host St. seventh place with a school-record The entry list is nearing the 3.800 welterweight title fight which will be at two but worse than that they were iHiuis Sunday while the 49ers host the clocking of 5:20.56. He won the title in Cincinnati Aug held in the Superdome this Tuesday received of the .American was that he CINCINNATI (UPI I - Gaetan mark which .means that over 4.000 was a 23-year-old middleweight who held to onlv 131 yards in total offense. New England Patriots Hoop rankings Claire Viola was 12th in the 50-yard Hart realizes more than anyone just 2 with a fourth round KO of, veteran evening more than 3,000 miles from runners will be in the starting line to had won the majority of his 32 con­ freestyle with a 26.44 clocking and how one-sided the World Boxing Antonio Cervantes and he was even where they are. but about the steady NEW YORK (CPU - The United answer the gun Thanksgiving at tests ' Dye points out Far from came back strong in her specialty, Association junior welterweight title more impressive in his first title succession of broken down U S Eleven straight Press International Board of 10:30. beiqg 23 years of age, .Mayes made no Ihe 100-yard butterfly, to take third fight was Saturday delen.se I u stiffs, who call themselves prize Coaches Top 20 preseason college Not superstitious by any means. ■ ^ 1 secret of the fact that he was 30 and F#ace with her best time of 1980 of Hart, after all. was Ihe one being Pryor, much quicker than Hart, fighters, and with whom our British basketball ratings i first-place votes Gates has worn No. 13 on his running far from having 32 contests, he had 1:00.53 soundly thrashed by undefeated dictated the pace of the bout He brethren are fed up seeing continual­ in parentheses!: togs for years. Last year, ironically, just over half that number — 17 to be Lynne Dakin also set a school ' sometimes circled, jabbed and then ly sent over to their shores 1 Kentucky (18i 558 champ Aaron Pryor he came in 13th. record as she took fourth place with a backed off without being hit Other Their complaint is that they're not precise Winning on road 2 DePaul ll3) 501 "1 had no chance at all ' Hart Six times in the last eight yeqrs 1 10.60 clocking. The 400-yard free limes he waded right into Hart and Betting quality beef, they're getting He claimed II wins, five losses 3 Louisville 110) 470 frankly admitted alter losing on a (seven appearances as he missed the and one draw but Mayes is not the relay of Lynn Hempel, Clark, Angela landed three or four blows to just one jiu g meat instead It's so indigestible, 4 Indiana (11 389 Sack time in Texas technical knockout in the sixth round 1978 run). Gates has made the main ' Ebreo and Negri turned in a personal weak return by Hart f.i they're urging us to keep such sort of fighter you will find easily in 5 Maryland 362 Washington quarterback Joe Theismann is trapped for 11-yard of the scheduled 15-rounder Pryor prize list, reserved for the top 25 the record books and he was unable best 3:58.63 clocking to take 14th really beat me. He is a very strong 1 tried to jab. but 1 missed him all wretched stock over here asset with Bucks 6 Oregon State 353 finishers. to name any of his recent opponents placement loss by tackle Harvey Martin of Dallas in Texas Sunday. Cow­ man He started hurting me in Ihe se­ Ihe lime, " said Hart, of Buckingham. I have in front of me a recent edi­ 7 Virginia 342 The 27 -y e a r-o ld fo rm e r apart from a loss to Luis Mateo NEW YORK iL'Pli — To-win on boys posted 1^10 success. (UPI photo) cond round. I had no idea he could hit Quebec. Canada, whose record is tion of the Liverpool Echo in which >un» l.'ll, Nuggi-ln I l.'l 8 UCLA 340 Manchester High and Eastern ■Some boxing officials say poor the road in the NB.A is no small so hard " now 45-19-3 1 had seen him in films not only is listed a long roll call of Truck Robinson scored 29 points 9 Ohio State 290 Connecticut State College runner has matter and thought I could hit him and beat American boxing failures who came quality U S fighters are showing up and Dennis Johnson 24 as Phoenix 10 Missouri 269 "Pryor is going to be chamt^n a been enjoying a fine fall season in on cards in Great Britain because ol Some coaches roll their programs him But he was much better than 1 over to England recently, raised its record to 18-4 Six Suns 11 North Carolina 188 long time. ' added Hart "He's a real open competition had his best finish British promoters ■until the paper shreds, some talk to scored in double figures, offsetting champ" > thought I knew he was fast, but 1 was presumably to fight, and didn t, bu) themselves in airport lounges, some 12 Notre Dame 160 last year and hopes to make the top "They know what they re getting the 40 points of Denver s' David Kentucky pre-season pick And. Pryor figures he may be even' surprised at how strong he is. " 10. He will represent the Hartlogd also an avalanche of letters from 13 Louisiana State 159 beforehand, " oilers one veteran don t talk to anyone at all Thompson "I knew he had to be feeling the angry fans who suggest such U S 14 Texas A&M 120 more of a champion than Hart Track Club. American boxing man All they re But Don .Nelson has it all figured We had more points off the break realizes. effect of all those punches," Pryor bums stay home. out 15 Iowa 103 All in all there will be 53 prizes fdi: looking for is a warm body A'ou tell tonight than we have had in some Pryor insists he is capable of said "But I d have to say he's a Among the many photographs ac­ 16 Georgetown 96 different age categories, male and them you're sending them over a It s simple really. " the moving up to the welterweight divi­ smart lighter lor being able to stay in companying a special report by lime. " said Phoenix coach John 17 Brigham Young 48 female. - i fast, hard-hitting youngster and thev Milwaukee Bucks coach says "We MacLeod, who also praised Thomp­ in college basketball poll sion and challenging the winner of there five rounds British boxing journalist Syd Dye is have a lot of patience, we move the 18 Kansas State 33 Proceeds' will enter the Muscular say. Oh, we don t want him he's too son's impressive performance NEW YORK tUPI) - The Univer­ Tuesday night's Roberto Duran- He never hurt me. All he did was one showing Houston heavyweight ball and we have people who can 19 St. John's 27 players. Dystrophy Fund of the sponsoring lough They re looking for front with brothers Scooter and Sugar Ray Leonard title bout let me know I was in a fight, so I had Japies Dixon down on his knees score ■ < li|i|ier« I 10, Seallle 99 20. (tie) Syracuse 25 sity of Kentucky, coming off the Kentucky, one of the traditonai Nutmeg Forest, Tall Cedars ol Steve (>uleH someone who will lose They re richest recruiting bonanza in the Rodney McRay, Derrick Smith and While such a matchup is doubtful, to be careful I like it that way. 1 Lebanon. draped over the middle rope during a The Bucks, leading the Central Swen Nater had 23 points, 19 (tie) Arizona State 25 strongholds in college basketball, Wiley Brown. hypocrilical il they say we re sending country, has been named the nation's there is no doubting that Pryor don't want to relax. You make mis­ bout with England's former light Division by 5D games, won their 11th rebounds and 6 assists to help San opens its season Nov. 29 against East over burns ' No. 1 college basketball team in the Indiana, with one of nation's best belongs atop the junior welterweight takes when that happens. " heavyweight titleholder John Conteh straight on the road Sunday night, a Diego end a seven-game losing Tennessee State and returns the HI pre-season balloting of UPI’s Board guards in Isiah Thomas, must fight division. Alter the light. Hart made a which the referee charitably hailed 110-94 victory over Los Angeles for streak Jack Sikma led the Sonics Moon standout of 7-foot-l Sam Bowie, 6-8 Fre its wqy through the powerful Big Brooks not ready of Coaches. The 25-year-old, cheered on by fans sportsmanlike gesture which took the in the fifth round. the Lakers' worst defeat of the with 22 points Cowan, 6-6 Derrick Hbrd, 6-6 Charles A o f all hunts In a particularly close vote, Ken­ Te"nTMaryland has still not delivered in his hometown of Cincinnati, was in edge off some of the harsh pre-fight season I rail Bla/.erH 1 16, MaverickH 96 with Eskimos Hurt, 66 Chuck Verderber and guard ^Rescue art' .Not every fighter .sent over Irom tucky emerged from a three-way a winner for Coach Lefty Driesell but rontrenl of Saturday's title fight all publicity. Earlier this year, one of The Bucks again turned to Marques Jim Paxson and Tom Owens scored Dirk Minniefield. Dixon, writes Dye. "was grabbing our country is a bum. ol course scramble, edging No. 2 DePaul and the Terps come back with Albert the way. He swarmed all over Hart Hart's opponents died after the light to tarnish image Johnson, who finished with 24 points 20 points each as Portland blew past TORONTO (DPI) — Since her son- And if last season yielded an excep­ the ropes for support in the very first Sean 0 tirady. the game little No. 3 Lousville, the defending NCAA King and good balance; Oregon throughout the first five rounds, and still another suffered serious in­ Milwaukee, down 44-43 at the half, Dallas The Mavericks have lost 19 of signed a pro-football contract, Agnes tional freshman class for the Wild­ round and by. the third, already Bubblegum Bomber from champion, for the pre-season honor. State, eliminated early in the knocking him down twice in the se­ juries. Some of the pre-fight promo­ that we could, if he so wished, also got a big lift frgm Junior 22 Moon has thrown away the mop and cats, this year figures to be as DAVOS, Switzerland (UPI) - Herb looked a beaten fighter, which he Oklahoma City who battled so UPI's 42-member Board — regionals last year, answers with a cond. tion played on this theme. release him in mid-January provided Bridgeman. who had 9 of his 15 points pail that was a.part of her life as a successful. Hall landed such high Brooks, sought after by the New became in the fifth, when the referee valiantly only io lose in the l2lh representing seven geographical solid backcourt and one of the Twenty seconds into the sixth the team would make the title in the fourth quarter, and Quinn Money miner cleaning lady and started to search school stars as guards Jim Master York Rangers as a replacement for performed the rescue act that is round — after a luth-round butt — to regions of the country -j;M ve Ken­ nation's best big men in Steve John­ round, Pyror again kniK'ked Hart playoffs, but he promised to stay till Buckner, who had 8 of his 17 in the LOS ANGELES lUPll - A five- for her own home. and Dickie Beal, 69 Bret Bearup and son. fired coach Fred Shero, docs not in­ becoming the hallmark for WBC lightweight champion Jim tucky 18 first-place votes'‘and 558 flat That time Hart managed to get the end of the season, " Bosch added last period hour telethon raised $138,000 for the Starting Monday she will also ride 7-0 Melvin Turpin. tend to trade in his reputation for Anqericans here. " Watts in Glasgow , more than makes total points. DePaul followed with 13 Virginia, winner of the NIT tourna­ to his feel but was unable to ueienu "The salary involved is so big I The win raised the Bucks record to Ihjs Angeles school system to help sfyle. "I have mixed emotions about us Offer to Rodgers money. Another photo depicts Indianapolis up for Slime of other lackluster first-place and 501 points and ment, retained 7-4 Ralph Sampson himself from Pryor's next barrage of think it is possible that Brooks might 18-5 restore high schtHil sports programs Warren Moon threw three being picked No. 1," said Hall, who PASADENA, Calif. (UPI) - Ron "He made it quite plain to us that middleweight Johnny Heard, who' exports Louisville recorded 10 first-place but the Cavaliers will still have to blows and the releree stopped the approach us at the end of the seaspn The Lakers were led by JamaaJ eliminated bv the Board of Educa- touchdown passes and accounted for guided the Wildcats to an NCAA title he intends to fulfill his contract,” never came out for the sixth, taking "He's the bravest man I ever met votes and 470 points. tough it out in the Atlantic Coast fight 51 seconds into the'round. Nabers. a San Francisco shoe to discuss stepping out of the two Wilkes with 27 points and Kareem (ion yards in total offense Sunday to in 1978. "I don’t totally agree with it. salesman. Sunday won his second manager Fredy Bosch of the Davos his-lumps from Manchester's Eddie in the ring, said Watts alter the The rest of the Top 10 is: No. 4 In­ Conference: UCLA, in the unlikely "The referee stopped the light at year contract, " Bosch explained Abdul-Jabbar with 18 But Abdul- Dozens of well-known athletes, in- outstanding player award We re very young we've got eight straight professional marathon, Hockey Club said today. Smith; still another portrays the fight "It was a head clash that diana (1 first-place vote, 389 points). role of underdog in last season's the right time," agreed Hart. "1 was "Even then, the Rangers would have Jabbar did not have a basket in jhe eluding Rams quarterback Vince Edmonton Eskimos to a freshmen or sophomores and I don't leading a field of 71 runners com­ Bosch denied reports that his club referee saving Texas middleweight No. 5 Maryland (362), No. 6 Oregon Final Four, is quick at guard with beaten " to pay an indemnity in some form.” caused 0 (Irady's cut hut it was an final period Ferragamo, Ihxlgers first baseman ^*10 Grey Cup victory over the want to accept accolades so early." peting in the $50,000 event in and had received an offer from the Robert Powell from additional' accident ' State (353)', No. 7 Virginia (342), No. Rod Foster and Michael Holton but Pryor said the light went just as he "The way Brooks has treated the It was the fourth game the Lakers Steve Garvey and Lakers "forward Haniilton Tiger-Cats. DePaul, which occupied the No. 1 around the Hose Bowl. Rangers to buy out-Brooks contract, punishment while a couple of others I ve seen young 0 (irpdy tight and 8 UCLA (340), No. 9 Ohio SUte (290) must crash the boards; Ohio State planned. whole affair' and discu.ssed it quite played without Magic Johnson, who .iamaal Wilkes made appeals Satur- award, a new car, is headed rating for most of last season, Nabers, 31. who won the first event "In fact, in our talks with Brooks, show Kansas City light heavyweight and No. 10 Missouri (269). has a rugged frontline of Herb "Taking it to a guy. that's my openly confirmed my impression 1 he diH'sn t have to apologize for may be sidelined three months with a day for contributions on the KHJ-TV Angeles where "Mom” can returns Player of the Year Mark in Atlantic City in September, we brought up the subject ourselves, Ivy Brown taking a beating from . anything I ve also seen the death The Wildcats, under Ckiach Joe Williams, Jim Smith and Clark style," beamed Pryor after the fight. always had of him — that he is an out­ knee injury telethon ^ boasting about how It Aguirre and two productive guards in finished the race In a time of 2:18.48 but he said he owed it to his reputa­ Conteh and Oklahoma middleweight threat sent him beforeiiis fight with Hall, rolled to a surprising 29-6 Kellogg but consistency and dis­ "When I start putting the steam on it. standing person, very honest and Elsewhere. Phoenix beat Denver Clyde Bradshaw and Skip Dillard. to win the $15,000 first prize. tion to honor an agreement and not to I.^arry Mayes struggling to stay on his Watts signed by an unknown group The money will help replace $570,- record last season. This year they cipline will again be the key; that's me " straightforward. Another one would 131-113, San diego defeated Seattle 000 cut from the budget for "minor " „ make a nice gift for Louisville claimed the title last leave a team in distress," Bosch feet against Englishman Herol return with extraordinary depth and Missouri, which set an NCAA record Pryor now has a sparkling 270 "If Biil Rodgers is there," he said, calling ilsell , "The Protestants Ar­ 110-99 and Portland took Dallas 116- sports such as gymnastics, cross mother, said Moon. “It may year on the deft shooting touch of added. have jumped at such an offer and left Graham. frontline strength, bolstered by some last year by shooting 57 percent from record with 25 kniK'kouts "I'll beat him for the $25,000 being my." and somebody should more 96 countfv and scH-cer even help her find that house we Darrell Griffith. This time Coach "We also mentioned the possibility Davos head over heels." By way of adding insult to those have of the nation's top high school the field, may be the class of the Big . offered, whatever time it takes. ' than apologize tor that been looking for." Dennv Crum must._rely on power up Eight

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"We Jai Alai Entries 'K'n J KubiH'k 3 1 MOBSKS I Niatroiw $II7r,fffl 2 left But the Minutemen were forced I’amho Cartt-i $IH 6 Al I'nser nay Harriat Pilpal. Hoata; Hugh argumant about tha ahortaat routs problam whan tha Tribuna can't nail AVENGERS. Tha Midaa Touch started coming out when 1 combed it couldn't get started. Yale played well MONDAY Salty SalK 7-2 |HR2!ff 9 TomBanlt-x $76 781 10 Mario Ijiiid (Irani 11 (DB.491 3 Storm Damage tothanaxttown.(e0mlna.>(Cloaad- down what's causing a myatarioua crown four times since 1976 It has 10 back to the 15-yard line for the 2-point (•ienda (ialtnda 4 I Downs and Frank Blak. (Cloaad- Stare: Patrick Macnaa. Joanna or ran my fingers through it. My Vnilretti $71 yi»i 741 4 Artnbro Woll 872 8H2 ■ Captlonad; U.8.A.) C^ptipnad; U.8.A.) bulge near a omall town dump sits. titles, won or shared, second only to defensively but part of our problem conversion after an unsportsmanlike nnt Viking s Cadillac 12 I TIIOBoriillBBKDB\riN(> ivlei B 8'0f773 6. Dirwl SctNiicr Lymlay. (Rapaat) cheering partner kept getting all this Fond Fern 10-1 9 Bob Nawhart Show 0 0 (Araot Farformancaa: Ufa 'T m ln a .) Dartmouth was a lack of execution." conduct penalty and failed to convert UiNItMta tMo»laNi iComiiiliHl l>\ Daih Hating Form* Va!2H9 7 t'al s (ivpsv $42138 8 OnThaMMalaalppIStarrinoRo^rt ® IMovto...... H(My»l»ry) •• "P-J-" liM KKN'S 1 Chris Mt l'arron Trenton I mie fC: 9 ClassjeaiWav 8:86 1088 Qaorga Pappard. Raymond hair on her when we would do stunts. 3 taiAalM «.l FOCMTII [) fi 16 L tn iin g and David Knail. (Jraat P v - On Location: Rich U ttia ‘Tha The Yale win spoiled any chance Harvard completed only 14 of 33 the attempt SS JoBgin Jiin 71 »)'.m2»i 2 Nnei-M iirderoJr $6 76iir*C \To 4lH to I' lnal''i ore $C31817 » N o w t Burr. A down-and-out privata aya s baii ii*aa I t formancaa praaanlt Mark Twain’a Sacond Annual Rich Littia And Tha People in the stands were laughing at Just A Ftrlin 12-1 7K)0 accapta an aoaignmant to aarva aa , for the first four-way tie in Ivy passes in windy Harvard Stadium I Hntallamli atory 'Lila on (ha Miaaiaaippi'. Qraal Pratandara' Anothar antar- us." ' Disco Hot StuM Ifil tha bodyguard for tha miatraao of a and couldn t get untracked all day UMass finished at 7-3. with its kN hataii tainlngavaningolmuaicandmimicry history Had Harvard, Cornell and .lohbtT Chae if-2 HA.B.H. racounting tha author# youthful tycoon, who trlCka him into murdar. A .picture of the smiling Dartmouth all won there would have "I'ale needed only a 25-yard TD pass three losses by a combined total of IimK Hawk : 2 ABCNawa axpariancat as a rivarboat pilot hoatad by Rich Littia. tha maatar S.1IK s Simon lU-l from tha amalltown of Hannibal. Mia- (2hra.) cheerleader with his shining LSU- inwraaaionlat. 0 NCAA Football Michigan va been quadruple champions Needless Irom John Kogan to Curtis Grieve eight points, ^ s to n College. 6-4. has I knFlHlNMii lURrtMmiti M.irs Kspress r-2 0 Connacttcut Prtma Tima decorated bald head appeared in a ) tpoctoCantar aouri. (2 hra.) Ohio State Univaraity 1 kraM-fenq Lidv Wisdom 2 1 0 Movla >(Horror)*** “ Night 0 Hot Stuff: Roatauranta Of Naw to sav Cornell and Dartmouth were ion 4lh-and 18i and a 1-yard run by won four straight and is now assured ) Faathral Of Faith 0 Dr. Dana Scott On Habrawa Baton Rouge newspaper, and S.bffHbmu IHnWI-Sii* FIFTH ( • II. 8talkar“ 1071 Oarran McOavin, pulling for Harvard But it was all in capt.iin .lohn N itti of its first winning season since 1977. I ihaNoNa Ortaana This progrm offara a feat- 12:15 7 bmci 8-Vilw 1 IriRpiAA Busl.FrH* ID I JUSTASK Carol Lynlay. A Laa Vagas raportar pocadtourofAmarica'amootorigin- Brewerton said he was instantly SiM M t-Vm Dist M Lighting HI ® 0 ABC Nawa NIghtHna vain Harvard s defense also played The Eagles close out the New Q I Nancy iavIn-Tha Arts Ihinka a aariat of unusual murdars •Iculaina.complatawithollthapap- famous. 12:30 CK s F-Iirabeth 12 I may ba connactad lo a vamplra. (90 parandopicathatyou'daxpactfrom They Harvard' had the best superbly, slopping Yale with a England season next Saturday when TM I hns K 4 1 ^ Murray Olderman (D Hpaan'a Haroaa thaCraolaharitagaofNawOrlaona. "A lot of people want me to take gallant gotil line stand in the third they host Holy Cross. 1. C«rl|-lteM linpal.i Tex ' I \ Foco Tho Music mint.) 0 0 0 Tom orrow Quasi; Alan scouting report anyone could want 8:30 (60 mine.) pictures with their kids," he said. ] OMM-lrinu ( (MnwMinwti Kili>M-ra Suns|Nit h-1 7:20 King. (90 mine.) they had the other coaches, eraeked period But the effort failed to inspire In the other finale, Boston College Blue I’oint 3 1 (D MarvOrttfIn 10:30 I. Mf-lMbMI . 0 OoNy Numbar 12:36 Brewerton discovered he had lung S (•imnI (.uide 2 I ® NCCA FootbaN California vs Yale m entor (’arm Cozza who the offense sufficiently and Yale closed out a successful season with 7 CM^S«ia i r 7:30 Dick Cavatt Show ® CoNaga FootbaU '80 SIXTH ( ' It) bidopandont Nawa cancer last summer and now un­ wracked up his fourth undisputed earned another w in over Harvard, its an easy 35-19 win over-outclassed yioM Mi* PMMagotina Stanford 8 0 Movla H M yatary)** " C h a ^ Swanks Blue 2-1 The tipoff: AR In Tha FamKy 0:00 11:00 Chan In M urdar Ovar Maw York No hard feelings dergoes three different types of 'DF BiHk Candv 3 1 CD MJL.8.H. Tha 4077th M.A.S H league title People don t like us lourth in five years, and .another Ivy Northeastern BU finished 9-2, its i FomNy Faud 1940 Sidnay Tola' A murdar on a chemotherapy every six days-at the .lovouM Maik 4-1 troupa has a chanca lo raflact on ® M.A.8.H. because we win .so much s y ^ e have title best season since 1969, but won't be 1 hwT Tops jetset 81 The focus for coach-of-the-year awards in college Foes Tha Muak plana Irip lo Naw York, and Charlia Just to show there were no hard feelings, actor Larry M.D. Anderson Tumor Institute in ICvfeT iUivA football will be on such contenders as ,Vince Dooley of Movla -(Fantaay) (hair wartima axpariancaa aa they ® Mauds finds himoaif right in tha mlddla of to play a little harder everv game to I m pleased we didn't have to ask invited to the Division I-AA playoffs. Be Our Cadillat 10-1 anawar a parcal of laltara from a 0 Ounamoka S Iwtibl I.IM Ah Kenns 12 I Georgia and Dan Devine of Notre Dame, But for .my “ Arabian Advantura" 1070 trying to find tha murdarar. (60 Hagman, who plays J.R., and Mary Crosby, who plays Kristin Houston. win tot. any help in winning the cham­ .Northeastern finished at 2-9 in coach 7 M Chrietophar Las. Mickay Rooiiay - 4oCrth grads ciaao in Hawkaya'a O Connacticut Scraaning Tex Mex ( uri M money the best varsity job in the land was done by Don mins.) Shephar(i in the “Dallas” TV series, were all smiles at a The tedious and often painful kwt» SS Frank Furter 6-1 Taka a foumay complata wHh gan- Room 1:00 ^ale■s defepse again tops in the pionship .said Cozza, whose team Bo Lyons' final season. James, who operates m relative obscurity at the Univer­ O^'HondayNIgMFoolballABC Dick CavoH Show treatments consist of running in­ rrtot SEVENTH C r lb iae. giants end magic carpato as a ® Rat Patrol “Dallas” party Friday night. In the “Who shot J.R.” episode, Hulls B If' i sity of Washington — and still manages to knock off tbe young prince bottlaa an evil sor- S p ofti will provide llvo coverigo ol Morocamba And Wlaa 1:30 travenous tubes through Brewerton’s 1 UivMik 2 . 1 Iho gam* batwaafl Iha Lot Angalat 8 11:30 which aired Friday night, Kristin was identified as shooting Bud Sharp f-2 juuernauts like USC with imaginative football If the carer to win tha hand of a baautiful Adam 12 arms to inject radioactive drugs to 3 8-lrt»u 4 1 ( ompact Cadillac lO-t NfnL Seattle Seahawks ever contemplate a change, they captiva priocaaa. (Ratad Q) (08 Rama and tha NavkOrlaana Sainta. AN In Tha FamKy KilliMcle Queen 9-2 Ironalda J.R. (UPI photo) S hdk-V*|» could do worse than the redhead Irom Ohio (His brother mine.) CB M ovla-(D ram B **** "O f Mica Koiak S 1:36 ■ k ill the cancer. IZifMvnati TM s Fast Ridi‘r * 71 and Man" IMSBurgataMaradHh. S 7 ^ You Bot Your Ufo 0 U8AF RaHgtouaFilfn Uab-Stli Beta Broker 2-1 Tommy was an original Cleveland Brown ) Lon Chanay Jr Tha atory olalaabla- l.F s I aids fi 7-2 I.A .8 ^ . 2K)0 Satir Z) MocNaiH.ahrar Raport mlndad bruta and hla prolactor. liv­ Big Eight laurels Nile Time Bik kef 12-1 Moracamba And Wlaa OD Bast Of Midday 1 rkk-U U LlmiM MM ib EKiHTH T 'ID YC SporlaCantar CD Joa Franklin Show Students perform at UConn 3 4 tm9i4m Ml Corn Movla-(Waatarn)** “ China 0. 0 M.A.S.H. 2:20 S (MrUMtAil IlirwMUpi I'M > Diainonit i- Mancini, “ Fly by Night " 7 OmM'Zvti 1 9m Obnito Nime Cutie ® Nawa STORKS - Two tenor saxophone; and Greg Maynard Ferguson, there TelK Tno 2:25 by Dave Grusin. "Love Site l ’r»Tiou.s Besenge University of Connecticut Palmer of 321 Monroe St., are relatively few jazz CD MomantOfMadItation Beams" by Mark Taylor, SiiwOi Huff \ Nutter Monday 2:30 students from Coventry East Hartford, who plays^ ensembles on the gained by Sooners .lamie s I’ri-eiou'. “ Julia” by Phil Budhos, I thm I (iuitlwillie 0 World Ot Uural And Hardy and two from East H art­ trumpet. professional scene, and 3:00 3 9m 4 NINTH B ^ 16 Charles Ingalls (second most of their members "Basically Blues " by Phil NKW N'OKK CPI entering tilth I.inked Ohio Slate now I Hm ® Movla -(MyataryOrama) • ford will be performing The ensemble will pre­ TM V Furs from right) and his new son- come directly from the un­ Wilson, "Explosion " by .Saturdav s clash tor the Big Kighl li rcicg.iled to ,1 Fiesta Bowl matchup Michigan which has had its share 7 ^ B ' la-e SiM-.tk “ Ball From Halt" 1970 Vivace with the university’s Jazz sent the concert, starting Sihf ttm dU I hiH>ll.i|)iN-r in-law, Almanzo Wilder Lindfora. Ranaud Varlay. Ayoung iversity experience." Matt (iatingub, "Pennies tie. Nebraska figured it had to ficat with seventh-ranked Penn Slate on ol frustration against Ohio Stale m Ensemble when it gives a 8:15 p.m. in Von der bcMk ’i ellow Form (Dean Butler, left), decide man who's baan kept in a manlai The UConn Jazz Ensem­ from Heaven' by A Oklahoma - Sooner or Ititei 1 )ei 26 at Teiiific Ariz past years used its awesome defense Panama Charlie institution aincahiamolhar’adaalh. free concert at the univer­ [ehden Recital Hall, un­ 1 2.A*-Ivrt i'.illjdin io become partners in a plotaravangaagainathiathraacou- ble has changed its format Johnston. "T ip Toe" by Looking back the Cornhuikers now South Caiolma alreadv locked into to wrest the Big Ten Conlerence sity tonight. der the baton of John 3 4 Bum II Aili'-t Q. What do football announcers mean by Ihe term "rlolbes- new freighting company m aina and Aunt who ha conaidars hia to include many contem­ Thad Jones. "Lonely realize it will have to be lal Ihe (lalor Bowl .ind Southern crown Iroin the Buckeyes and earn a 1 GmMw I I ITolii Sharing 6 1 anamlaa. (1 lOmina.) They are Jeff Taylor of 9 Smayda, a UConn music line"? Is there a penally eonnerled with II? — G.N.. Clorin- 'The In-Laws,'on NBC-TV's porary styles along the Paradise” by Walt Stuart. C.ililorni.i which is ineligible lor Bose Bowl berth The Wolverines 7 OMM'lMn II TENTH A • 1b nall. 0 SporlaCantar Silver St., Coventry, who lecturer. A traditional ru a lrv thal'\ tia; hennaio 3 1 LITTLE HOUSE ON THE "Kabul" by Budhos, and posl-si-ason compi’tition didn't lose scored on a 13-yard scormg pass Visualize a defender with his arm stretched straight out 0 Bawitchad plays the alto saxophone; As a UConn music lines of the Becker become an liklahoiiu fiarty ltn' Lira With \ y HI PRAIRIE Monday, Nov­ 3:30 ■'Concord Blues for Blue ’ Ml ( haing ' 1 from the shoulder Now make believe you re prancing through Joe Tomanelli of 63 Harriet department spokesman Brothers and Spiro Gyra. Sooners downed tlieir conM'ieiuc anv iriv il.ilions bv being beaten Irom .loT.n Wagner lo Anthony \1\ lld ( rr f.„ li||j, SI (Q) NCAA Football Indiana va 1 bi-OvTfU his backyard Suddenly you run into a clothesline - i e , his ember 24. Sharing their en­ as well as standard blues. by Bellson and Menza rivals lor Ihe eighth time >n the l.isl S.iturdav but thev did lose plenty yuarler m Ihe third quarter while Parila 4 I Purdue Drive, Coventry, who plays notes, "one of the few 3 I 4 outstretched arm. Il smarts In fact, it's downright dangerous thusiasm about the venture 0 Happy Oayo Again The ensemble's director, ol respect South ( arolina was holding Ohio scoreless S I I I 'asradi- < a'[H-r 10-1 baritone saxophone; Carl places to hear a large jazz The evening's program nine tries Saturdav siynng a 'stun Rubber Stamp 12 I and comes under the heading of dirty football The penalty is are Almanzo's wife, Mary 4:00 Smayda. also is instrumen­ humbled hv slate rival Clemson 27-6. Clemson also used a strong defen­ 7 iMirAma I liank Control 2 1 Johnson of 5 Graham Rd., ensemble is at the universi- will include ning 21-17 u c tu n o ve T ^ic Hurd 15 yards for unnecessary roughness Under some circum­ (Melissa Gilbert, second 0 Nawa tal director at Platt High I2lh ranked Southern California sive performance to upset .South U.EVKNTH B • It. stances, it can mean ejection Irom a game 4:30 East Hartford, who plays tv level. Outside of "Dreamsville " bv Henrv ranked Corntiiiskers th.it Arrexior 7 2 from left), Albert Ingalls 0 22 AHva School in M eriden He humiliated bv cilv rival CCL.-\. Carolina Senior safety Willie berth in the Orange Bowl ,iH tint Kilusora 1 jwntK's 2 I (Matthew Laborteaux) and 4:55 received his master's 1 IMCJ I7mti TM s lees ■ 2 0 PTLCiub*Talk And Variaty decided '2(1-17 Underwood capped his Clemson I 4 bi Q. Why do the Rams annually hold a loud and bitter coolnl Ma Ingalls (Karen Grassle). Plush Pup : i 5:00 degree in musi"c from In other g.imes mvolv mg the lop 20 career with two interceptions that S Hr l(os> Bovjl 12 1 Students to see plays Should the Sooners ileleat to see who it going to be No. I quarterback? Why not go (or CHtCA US1INGS fOB [*ACI Time 7 iMMrM /\ Cm 1" i«h HiNik s Tom lOT ® Prayar UConn last year, and has Oklahoma Slate ncvl week in tlieir ranked i lutis No 2 Notre Dame beat resulted m touchdowns and Obed two quarterbacki ol eqnal status and ploy them lo allcmale 5:04 fab IMi I apMt orn ( >N>ku- 9 2 VERNON—Students at of Separation, " takes a and answer session after performed in the New lin a l r eg u I a r • se.i'on game A n n kicked three held gipals in MI A Ski Din. I' I quarters? Then If one bos no off day — and who doesn't? — or ® Nawa Onwt: is iocapaeilated, team play eon go on wilboot tromitloo 5:30 Vernon Elementary School humorous look at the each performance. Haven Coliseum and Oklahoma goes to the OrtirTge Bowl sparking the Tigers victory TWELFTH D V( UmtMlirtAil 16 P.iso Sherman ' 2 adjuslments. — Bob Cordell, Camorrilo, Calif. ® Oaniat Boona Oakdale Theater Colloffe Football ICL.A s vn lory over Southern will be treated to a perfor- relationship between a against Florida Slate and Nebrask.i 4 \ 1 K s .Ifit III 1 It won't work Al least, not the way you suggest it. Teams orchestras. He also has S C l how K..i.n 61 matice by the Renaissance man and -a woman, when goes to Ihe Sun Bowl against Air Force 24 10 No 10 Baylor blanked Calilornia could be classified as have managed to win with two quarterbacks playing — the 7 bi Jilt 1 iMCjraMMct ilapp-. W...n1 4 1 Theater Company of New they separate themselves Some ancient Roman ladies two jazz record albums to Mississippi Slate ll Ihe Sooners ,ife Texas 16-0 No 13 North Carolina lucky Tbe Brums got a riH-yard M4 X Ki-ll’. 12 1 Rams of the late 1940s and early 1950s had M b Waterlield Liltlr sam.mlha 92 and Norm van Brocklin sharing time But even then it was an Haven, Tuesday at 1:15 by a river and try to live ware so determined that his credit upset next wtNew York Giants of the 1950s p.m. without each other. ^ their protraits never go Irom Freeman McNeil to score the Using W.ill<-nda (1 Orange Bowl heilh and Ihe ScHUiers A'Uing crushed Ctah l'i6-6 No 16 1 2 TV tomorrow. used Don Heinrich to start and Charlie Conerly to relieve him “ Song of Our Brothers,” The final legend, from out of fashion that their game-winning touchdown with 2 (17 meet Mississippi Slate Mississippi Stale nipped Mississippi 3 4 I mcitiM m But. basically, two quarterbacks split a team and upset the ) Joa FrankNn Show a f t e r n o o n 3:00 busti were sculpted with S 4 I MORNINO ® Guiding Light w ill be the title of the per­ the Yaqui, is called "When /HotucA/foncmA/ Four other intense rivaliies 19-14 .md No 17 Washington out ri'inaming m the game With the I Calabration Tha Eucharlat ( 2:00 removable sculpted hair that MTamTATi 04 axrr la amraii lams 7 11 offensive rhythm Each has its own style On Ihe current 5:15 n Woody Woodpacksf formance. It is made up of Badger Named the Sun." It tAST MANTVOaO Ma-SM resulted in losses ti\ Otuo Stale Stan- Brums trailing 17-14 sophomore Jay I SaaamaStraat K C d ) N «w t lasted W.ishmgton Slate 30-23' W w b h I Rams, the issue has become academic Unless he goes the ® EdANanShow ^ 0 <3anarai Hospital could be changed when MJIOAM MATNIU DAN.V I HourMaoaxkM Uylng Faith' four short plays based on goes back to a time when naar onow only st.ao lord. South ( arolina and Souttiern 1)1 all the traditional rivalries, Schroeder dropped back on his own (ree-agenl route. Vince Ferragamo has definilely forged 5:45 I Don Lana Show Movla desired. 0 0 Card Sharks . Vartout Programming Native American legends. people were afraid of the C a lilo r n ia 'The d e le a l s u lle r e d li> none is as p e rp le xin g as Ihe 42 and lofled the pass that was tipped ahead of I'at Haden ® Naw Zoo Ravua I Richard Simmons Show Varloua Programming .• by use's .lell Fisher and lell into Ihe 5:54 0:15 1 0 0 Taxaa Each legend comes from a sun because they had no Stanford lo Calilornia 28-23 cost itie N e ti t s k () k 1 a h o m a s e rie s 0 Momkig Prayar Movla Ghost And Mrs. Muir .1 ,1 0 A.M. Waathar Family Faud different tribe. name for it. hands ol McNeil, who ran untouched 5:55 Vagatabla Soup (Exc. lua., Cardinals an m utation to the I’eai h Nehr.iska jiisl can I seem to handle 0:30 Saaama Straat (Thur., Frt.) Q. Alter watching many an official blow a call in hockey 0 Today'# Woman Thur.) "The Dun Horse," from There will be a question into the end zone lor Ihe game- Mllfif. 1 « .III) I A Srady Bunch 12:25 Bowl With Stanford knoi-ked out ol ■the Sooners ^'I'c.ir m and year out. Bowling 6:00 3:30 15. I I'.I)'<1 I'll S' Inh-ftijli->ii.il bccaute of an obstructed view. I wonder why they don't keep Partrtdga FamKy ® Naw Jaraay Raport the Pawnee, concerns the consideration l.or ilie I'l-aih Bowl winning TD Q P® Varloua Programming S ® FHntstonaa the ( ornhusliers invariably lose to (.III 1 one official on the Ice and two about 10 rows up in the stands I Draam Of Jaannta 12:30 ^ Program UnaiwKMmcad (Frt.) 0 0 ViHaAlagra (Exc. Thur.) development of a poor ■Miami ' Fla u.sed ,i 2h-8 viclorv over iiki.diom.i and end up blowing a • 1 m.il One on each side of tbe blue lines could see a lot more of BavartyHKtbIWaa ^ Saarch For Tomorrow t W.tisiifi fM tiih ; la-)- Ici-uno 0 Naw Zoo Ravua 0 I Draam Of Jaannia young boy -into a North Texas Slate to nail down an in­ chance at a m tijor bowl and a Penalty-free what s happening They could be given a buiier for off sides In-School Programming (Exc. Vidal Sataoon: Your Naw v'K H14 I ( o rli' -Mr.tnk')’ C7l ki) 4 0 HaaRhFlaid Thur.,Fri.) ^ 3:58 courageous young brave. vitation to plav'i\ 11 ginia Tei ti in the national ch.impionship Freshman Vn.l . iH.in 044-lit ' li«-n < n-rislijw and put a blue light on each net for a penalty call; then run a 6:15 ® 0 F Y I IBVINII Texas ■ I IT The c.-: ?.r i*-if. I'.iD phone line lo Ihe penally box so he can explain the infraction 4:00 “ The Coming of Corn," Jan 2 game at Atlanta Buster Hhvmes scored on a 1-vard run ® Nawa 10:00 itliMakaADaai Dallas Cowboys made it through Sun­ I’ VKKADK 1)1 srv U u ni'k:1V.Ui H i i .'ia'M.olici Ulp,M to the referee on the ice. What do you think? — Randy Goss 6:30 ® John Davidson Show gives the Seminole's • MiK. U. l.l III M.IV I I..V4] Jaffaraona Doctors Mc.Neese State also wiapped u[i an w itli ’ 6 'cconds lell lo play to give Fredonia, N.Y. ® 0 FHnItlonaa CD GHHgan'a (aland day s 14-fo vl( lory over Ihe Ken Bower 225. Bill Foster '■vi: '#n Bawitchad, 12:58 explanation of how corn m utation to the Independence Bowl the Sooners a come-lTom-behmd vic­ 11•^.^ l.t'l I I hale to think of what would happen if a partisan saboteur ® My Thraa Sons MHka Douglas ® Marv Qrtfftn Washington Bedskins without a 214-563, Ernie Qhipple 202- ® 0 F Y I 0 NCAA Football (Exc. Thur., came to this country I m.il cut the phone and electric lines Actually, what you say makes ® Naiva RomparRoom 1:00 by beating arch rival Southwestern tor'. 551. Dave Massoni 215. Neil I lii-tti li.inMl d i l l * ' lAinnj 1 ® 1980 Intarnational Racquat* penalty and tlial doesn I happen verv sense, but it isn't practical from my point of view I don't like taCantar Young And Tha Raatlata y ) through grandmother corn. Louisiana 14-n The Cowbovs will Tile biggest upset ol Ihe dav, often Lawrence 204. Rich \Mutib US-i-lli J \Mi. M. ..1l$2ll«ltr 4 (Mon., Tim .) Laa Vagat Gambit Domata N.tni •. i,*.|N-/ Ml ii.in £ ili tCH ' Jo\rm)- to sw sports get too impersonal, even when officials are Thraa Sons PTL Club-Talk And Variaty The Navajo legend. "R iver play Southern Mississqipi in Itie I)ei however was scored bv Calilornia, BuNwInkia 22ARva AKMyChlidran In fact It was only Ihi' second lim e Higgins 200-214-586. -Joe '..i.TU'i >|H »4l' i. I’.i' I5r.idh V $IKI C involved Keep 'em on the ice f Buga Bunny And Frianda l.iliii Sniilti Milt a Il.ti I.': K In-School Programming (Exc. 13 contest at Shreveport La which use'd a 3-vard touchdown run Mo via 0 Saaama Straat m Ihe club s history that it was not LaVae 209, John Meyers L.ni Hi.i I.h k M27 C i \t ).> \nn WdAlLoii . Frt.) ^ NCAA Footbatt (Exc. Thur., 'Auditions set F ilth - r a n k e d O h io S ta le s tr-3 loss Movta (Exc. Thur.) tiv quarlerb.ack .jay Torchio w ilh 4 37 212-552. Brian Boyingtin Mii: iia'. 1(1 v.nai.i I'osi m citE Varloua Programming Tom Laraon Show penalized during a game The only ROfi^arRoom BawHchad to flth-ranked Michigan also cleared remaining lo ujisel Stanford m T h e M K \ N 1 KNMS I Lova Lircy j ^ 0 Day# Of Our Uvaa MANCHESTER—An other lim e the Cowboys managed 202, Ted Bidwell 222-562, 1 ImIiii M(tnriN $:2:i:6Cl 2 Hjmn 6:85 BigVallay Mlatar Rogara (Thur., Frt.) In-School Programming (Exc. up Ihe Bose and Fiesta Bowl [iic Big (lame Stanlord down by two In-IV Syy,.r|,.f, VJl IIJ :i .JlimilV AmaHcanTraN 4:30 additional night 'of such a feat came on Dec 10. 1961 C a rl Ogren 208, W alt SThur., Frt.) lures .Mutiigan earned the Hose • >ni)<iawa '10:24 FHntalonaa aiuh^jilh^ for parts in the touchdowns scored twice within six Czykieta 209, Eric Wood 1:30 the second year ol Ihe Iranchises vil'l 1C I Iv.m l.i-rHlI I hu>lov.iki.i 7:00 8 0 Waathar Vlaw Rugby (Frt.) Bowl hid with Ihe vict.iry and will lull'd.' i> llii.in tuiltlfM-d Cl!i ITII 7 ® Addama Family production, "Yeomen of minutes earlv m the lourth quarter to 2 li Bruce Moquin 214, Bill ) Morning 10:30 ChrtarrhaUvingWord PONDEBOSA existence against the St Louis • .i’ll)' i USi ll!i H l.uilU-lIKx^llaV 0 Jaka Haaa Ooapal Tima meet Washington in Ihe New 3'eai s GM ) Pppaya And Buga Bunny 1 Bawitchad the Guard," has been He the score setting the stage lor its Cardinals / Leonard 205-567, ^Rob Xik'i'nlm.t H -loM' I.UIS l lcfi ® AHca 0 In-School Programming (Exc. M Uriir lo lljio ld Silom-m D 0 Good Morning Amarica® I Lova Lucy I Ona Day At A Tima « scheduled by the Dav contest at Pasadena Calil with V iciorv-on Torchio s short touchdown Dallas lost that game'31 13 T Washington 208 Thur., Frt.) 'ir; -ft. ) Richard Slmmona Show 0 Profaaatonal Football From 6:00 Manchester G ilbert and Cantar 2:00 II Lova Lucy AUTO ) Today 1 Btockbuataro ® A t Tha W orld Turns I ironalda Sullivan Players. I Batman I BuMaaya ® Oat Smart ) U.S. National Tractor Putting The auditions will be Fight trainers sound off 7:25 Elactrtc Company (Thur., ® 0 Ona U fa To Uva (Thur.) today from 7 to 9:30 p.m: in ® Nawa Frt.) 0 Programming Unannouncad ^ DavayAndOoHath SAVE TO *30 7:30 10:50 Happy Days Again Susannah Wesley Hall, NEW ORLEANS if T I he was down and that s REPAIRS ® FHntalonaa 0 Nawa 0 AccantOnUving(Mon.) } 0 Mlatar Rogara Duran is not a foul across from South United — Roberto Duran and I ® PTL Club-Talk And Variaty 10:58 0 0 0 Anothar World Staraky And Hutch VOUB only because Hay never lighter, said the 81-year- Methodist Church, Hart­ Sugar. Ray Leonard had 0 NCAA FootbaU ® Nawabraak You Bat Your Ufa Jokar'sWIld CHOICE went down old Areel I just want peo­ 0 S c o o b y D o o 11:00 0 AmartcaAtThankogivIng 1980 5:15 ford Road. light workouts Sunday “Homt ot Mr. O aoi^roncft" in A ll Duran s com - ple to know lhal in the first ^ 0 Mauda (Thur.) 0 Harmarto Pablo Openings still exist for a preparation lor tfii’ ir World binations and with his head 0:00 dday 2:30 6:30 light. Roberto came back ® Captain Kangaroo ® BarnayMHlar lead tenor and several ^ U E MEALS -I AM NOTAN a n i m a l : Boxing Council FAMOUS BRAND • Complete Mechanlcel Service I Lova Boat ® LmiaRaocara 1 llimk be was working on it lo the corner and told us ® W c^y Woodpackar trglaht Talk 0 Programming Unannouncad- ® WalcomaBaok. Kottar male chorus parts. I A M A H U M A N B E I N C ! welterweight title fight in the ring, hitting the bag • Collision Repair 0 Porky PIg-Buga Bunny _ I T Whaal Ol Fortuna (Thur.) ® M.A.B.H. that 1-eonard was trying to ) 3-2-1'Contacl(Wad..Thur.) Persons interested in ad- 1 AM. .A M AN” Tuesday night at Ihe with his head He even bisulated Vlaterprocf Boots 6 ‘30 0 Domata 0 BIHy Smart’a Holiday CIrcua thumb him It was • Auto Painting ® GlMgan'a Island 11:30 0 Varloua Programming (Tua.) d itio M l information on the Louisiana Superdome You ve probably seen lhes<‘ Famous threw an opponent out of probably out of desperation • Low Cost Service Rentals ® Varloua Programming ® M im Tylar Moora Show 0 Nanny And Tha Profaaaor ^ Dr. Dana Scott On Habrawa production, scheduled for Chopped Their trainers, however the ring the other day Name ni)m leading a column of 649-6075 VtIA, M m ItK ts4 FOR SCREEN TIMES foul that Duran didn't com­ open lundjvt m ilitiamen into battle was in the new addition at the Topsham, Maine, was the mit was hitting him when done about 1875 and is the Portland Museum o lA rt,” model for a lithograph earliest known oil version he said. A new museum published in 1876, EVENING HERALD, Mon., Nov 24, 18*0- 19 Media muzzling plan mulled for elections

WASHINGTON (UPI) - The Cana­ dian solution of muzzling the media Is one of three proposals under con­ sideration to eliminate another Elec­ We’re Proud tion Day where the presidency is decided before the West Coast has completed voting. On Nov. 4, the early results were so clear that President Carter conceded to Ronald Reagan shortly before 10 p.m. EST, well before West Coast polls closed. That angered many would-be voters who said they didn't bother, and some local candidates who said they lost because their supporters stayed home. Proposals to resolve the problem te be Manchester’s center around three strategies: For­ cing the media to withhold election ■ results until all polls have closed; barring local officials from releasing results until voting ends: or making Special meeting voting hours conform nationwide. President-elect Ronald Reagan, center, members, are his panel chairman, Attorney Canada long ago chose the first op­ tion — muzzling the media — a step sits with aides during a meeting in Los W'illiam French Smith, left, and Edwin Meese, who will become White House that could run into constitutional 2 Angeles, Sunday with his advisory panel to problems in the United States. get first hand advice on filling cabinet posts Counselor to Reagan when he takes office Under a 1938 Canadian law. no and other government jobs. With Reagan at earlv next year. election results may be broadcast or the meeting, which consisted bf 20 panel reported in a district until the polls fhere have closed. Thus, national television and radio stations may report the results in Ontario at 8 NO. Official visit Reagan says record p m., but only on the East Coast. The law. enforceable by a $5,000 Canadian Prime Minister Pierre E. Trudeau is greeted by fine, is followed most of the time, but 4 Canada’s ambassador to France Gerard Pelletier, upon his there have been lapses. In February's national Canadian arrival Sunday at Villacoublay military airport near Paris for shows black concern election, western Canadian cable a two-day private visit. Trudeau will meet French President companies carrying Montana and Valery discard d’Estaing and Prime Minister Raymond have a look at the program when he LOS ANGELES lUPIl - Speaking Secretary Caspar Weinberger said. Washington state TV stations broad­ takes office, "but 1 still don t Barre. (UPI ohoto) to allay the fears of black "There is no man who is more con­ cast East Coast voting results on believe in (Peacetime draft unless Americans, Ronald Reagan says his cerned with the welfaw and with the their 7 p.m. newscasts — an hour there is a state of emergency " "same-time" voting in all states in all polls close. record as California governor should human condition of everybody than before Western polls closed. presidential elections. He also would Since polls must remain open 12 reassure them of his concern for Governor Reagan " Throughout the campaign Reagan expressed opposition to draft Canadian cable companies hold elections on Sundays during a hours in each state, Hayakawa "s their needs, and he hopes 'to do even Weinberger also said despite the successfully pleaded innocent on registration' However, some of his six-year trial period. m ^sures on simultaneous closings better" as president new administration's.drivc to cut the grounds they had no advance "The evidence clearly shows that Would allow some states — such as NAACP President Benjamin Hooks advisers are urging him not to scuttle budget. Reagan will not touch social knowledge the American stations voter turnout in Western Europe Hawaii and Alaska — to open polls said Saturday there was "hysterical the program, claiming it would send programs that help people would broadcast Canadian election democracies where national elec­ the night before an election so people fear” among blacks that Reagan's the "wrong signal" to the Soviet Reagan also told reporters that he results. tions are held on Sundays are nearly would not have to arise before 6 a.m. actions will hurt them and the still opposes peacetime draft Union LOCAL A similar measure is pending in Reagan meets today with Vice 40 percent higher than our own," he to vote programs designed to help registration unless there is a state of Congress Sen. James McClure. R- President-elect George Bush and his said. minorities He urged Reagan to go on emergency Idaho. introduced a bill Nov. 12 that —Rep. Pat Williams, D-Mont., last closest advisers, hoping to reach television to reassure blacks he cares would bar broadcasting presidential Police chief dies He made the comment when asked final decisions on his Cabinet week introduced a bill calling for about them election results anywher^^te the "Well." Reagan told reporters whether he would abolish the man­ choices "We're going to do our simultaneous closing times in all STAMFORD (UPI I - Police Chief United States until all polls close outside the Bel-Air Presbyterian datory registration of 18-year-olds In best." he said, to try to narrow the presidential elections. He also Victor Cizanckas. 43, has died ap­ nationally He proposed a $10,000 Church Sunday 1 think my record early January President Carter is field offered a measure requiring election parently of natural causes ■fine indicates that — what we did in expected to sign an order requiring At noon, he will receive the officials to seal results until all polls City officials said Cizanckas, who Other members of Congress say California and 1 hope to do even the signing up of men born in 1%1 and traditional Thanksgiving turkey from closed. took, over the scandal-plagued such a measure would encroach upon better on the national level ' 1962 the Turkey Growers Association The —Sen. S.l Hayakawa, R-Clalif., in­ department in 1977, died in his sleep N free preso rights guaranteed by the He did not amplify But when one I m sure it will have been president-elect is allergic to pollen troduced four bills One is identical early Sunday of an apparent heart at­ h’irst Ameiidmeni, and they have tack. of Reagan's advisers was asked the extended lor another year before I gel and dust, and in the late afternoon he to Biaggi's, two would require offered alternatives same question on ABC-TV s "Issues there because it comes due for exten­ has an appointment with his simultaneous poll closings at either 8 Cizanckas was the police chief in —Rep Mario Biaggi. D-N.Y , in­ and .Answers Sundav, former HEW sion. " Re.igan said He said he would allergist. p m or 9 p.m. EST, and the fourth Menlo Park, Calif , when he took on troduced in August a bill requiring On Tuesday, he will travel to would forbid release of results until the Stamford post Rancho del Cielo. his 688-acre moun- taintop ranch overlooking the Pacific- NEWSPAPER Reagan to decide near Santa Barbara where he and his wife. Nancy, will observe Private services Thanskgiving Day with some members of the family oil spill lawsuit The Reagans plan to return to Ixis set for Mae West Angeles Friday and will go to Palm WASHINGTON a P L - Ronald The United States has yet to move Springs on Saturday to attend a HOLLYWOOD i UPI l - Mae West, Hollywood Hills cemetery Miss Reagan s incoming administration in the matter, hut it did tell a federal charity benefit in honor of the the sultry movie siren who rewrote West will be buried later at her prpbably will have to decide whether judge in Houston last week it does not Hollywood's script for sex and M O K MAIKWSYER NEWS COVERACE Eisenhower Hospital He will return family's plot in Brooklyn th^L 'nited States will file suit oppose a Texas firm s effort to make on Sunday, and soon thereafter he is glamour, will be remembered in a against Mexico's national oil com­ private funeral Tuesday instead of The actress, whose unique blend of V •expected to announce his Cabinet ap- pany for last year s mammoth oil the Mexican company Pemex face $375 million-in damage claims ixiintments while he is in the Los the lavish going away service first humor, style and sexual intfuendo spill in the Gulf of Mexico Angeles area suggested made her one of the country's most Paul Novak, a former Mr America popular entertainers, died of natural who was Miss West s companion for causes in her elegant Hollywood 26 years, told reporters after her apartment She was 88 She had been THAN ANY OTHER NEWSPAPER Envoy ends parleys death .Saturday that he planned to released from Good Sam aritan give her "the greatest Hollywood Hospital three weeks earlier, after funeral we've ever had " treatment for a concussion suffered in a fall, and a subsequent stroke ■ On Sunday, however, he decided against a three-ring circus " and in­ Among the famous lines she wrote MANCHESTER NEWS COVERAGE COMPARISON ^ on Iran-Iraq war stead ordered a small service open and popularized were "Goodness had only to those receiving invitations, a nothing to do with it, dearie," "It BAGHDAD Iraq lUPD — Special W e must nqt raise hopes lor early capital Saturday, also met with friend said isn't what you do. it's how you do it.' results. Palme told reporters "But envoy Olof Palme wrapped up a week Deputy Premier Abdul Tariq Azi/ J/ir The service was scheduled for 3 "When I'm good I'm very good, but Hartford Courant of talks with Iranian and Iraqi three hours Sunday allernoon and the objective reasons lor peace are p.m at the replica of Old North when I'm bad I'm better " and Manchester Evening Herald Journal Inquirer leaders today saying there are good again lor 75 minutes today very good ' Church at the Forest Lawn- "Come up and see me sometime. " objective reasons for peace in the Palme lelt the Iraqi capital by Asked to outline those reasons, he nine-week-old Persian Gulf war helicopter for a rendezvous at a said "These countries have a great I I refuse to be optimistic or militarv air base with a private jet to need for development and construc­ pessimistic said the former fly to Geneva Palme was scheduled tion and not to spend their resources ■Daily Avg. Swedish prime minister who talked to go directly on to New York to brief on war NO. OF for three hours with Iraqi President UN Secretary General Kurt "They want to be independent, STORIES.. 21 1 6 .7 Saddam Hussein Sunday night Waldheim they want to stay independent Irom In Tehran Parliament was to hold l^st week he had talks in Tefiran the big powers and the risk exists NOUDAY SPECUL a "mandatory" public session today with Iranian President Abolhassan that this war may spread to other at which all deputies not involved in Bani-Sadr and other top Iranian of­ regions and involve big powers " ,- Daily Avg. the war must attend, but Tehran ficials and visited the front-line towns 'War communiques Irom both sidft The NO. OF radio gave no indication of what indicated renewed heavy lighting of Dizful and Kermanshati in his SPACE 2 would be discussed capacity as speciaf envoy of over the weekend and Iranian Presi­ 15 7.5 62.6 1.7 Palme, who arrived in the Iraqi \Valdheim dent Abolhassan Bani-Sadr told the Choicest Meats In Town INCHES-- olficial Pars news agency between 400 and 450 Iraqi troops"were killed Sunday in lighting around Susangerd. CABBOT8 VERMONT SUMMARY— THE HERALO b e a t s t h e J.I. 2 t o 1 a t h e c o u r a n t 2 TO 1 IN LOCAL MANCHESTER NEWS Hani-Sadr said Iran had routed an for detailed survey Information contact the Evening Herald______Algerian envoys enemy brigade in Susangerd and CHEDDAR CHEESE \ described Iran's position around the *2.49 city as "excellent." Pars said OUR OWN t He said Iranian forces destroyed 20 4 enemy tanks and captured seven bring Iran»reply others, while Pars said Iraqi long- PORTWME range artillery Sunday again pounded OR ^^Numher One In Local News Coverage^^ B\ 1 oiled l’re»« lolernulioiial Malek and the two diplomats were Abadan refinery, the largest in the Algeria, which is acting as Iran's then to leave lor Washington State Middle East, setting parts of it on CHEDDAR CHEESE RAILS go-between with the United States Department spokesman .loe Iteap lire *2.99 over the hostages, sent two am­ said the U S. government had not Black smoke hung over the city bassadors to Washington with Iran's been told the Iranian note was on its that has been under attack almost W « alto carry cocktail franka and cocktail klalbaaaa, Manchester Connecticut’s Local Evening Newspaper latest terms lor the relea.se of the 52 way since the begihning of the war Sept. Bonddat Nokkaldat A largo aolootlon of Imported A American hostages "We don't know ollicially il they 22 < domaatic chaoaaa. In Iran, the official Tehran Radio have a response from Iran and we Ilut Iran said its forces in a six- STOP BY AND ORDER FRUIT BASNETS FROM OUR announced a rpandatory' parlia­ don't know how it would be delivered hour battle repulsed an Iraqi Ar­ ment meeting today and urged all " if they had one. " he said However. mored division attacking Susangerd, HOLIDAY OIFT HEADQUARTERS members of the Majlis not im- Reap said the relay Irom Algiers farther north near, the Iraqi border. mediately'involved in the war with "could be done quicklv The Iraqis were driven back with Iraq to attend The broadcast gave no heavv losses, a Tehran cori^nunique indication, (if what might be dis­ Iran spent II days studying the said, the bulk of the Iraqi brigade cussed U S. response to the lour conditions was destroyed and 11 prisoners were Abdelkrim Gheraib. Algerian am­ set by Iran lor releasing the taken HIGHLAHD PARK MARKET bassador to Iran, told Athens Radio American hostages now in their Tehran Radio monitored in London and Television before leaving Tehran 387th day of captivity said two Iraqi MiGs bombed residen­ 317 Highland Stroot Sunday that Iran wanted clarification Secretary of Stale Edmund .Muskie tial areas around the western town of on the'U.S negotiating offer said last week the Iranian demands Gilan-e Gharb Sunday, and Pars said He flew to Algiers to meet up-with were acceptable as a basis lor fighting was continuing through the Manchaslw • 646-4277 Algerian envoy to Washington Reda negotiations night on the western front TO SU6SCRI6E CALL 647-5846 6R 647-8847 EVENING HERALD, Mon., Nov. 24, 1980 - 21 10 - EVENING HERALD, Mon . Nov. M, H«0

H»lp W » iM d I ] H tip tVanlMf (3 Htip Wanttd If Halp Waniad 13 it.*! Klan training youths S a R iis jg RNS/LPNS - Crestfleld Con- NURSES AIDES. PoitUoni available on 7-3, $-11, 11-7. valescent Home. Manchester. shifts. Good starting wages 3 p.m to 11 p.m. Excellent ERIPLOYMENT DPPORTUNITIES and benefila. Excellent oppor­ benefit* for part time and full NOTICII tunity to learn nuraei aides time employees. Call Mrs. Grant DNS at 643-5151 East Of Tha RIvar at paramilitary camp 1 — Lgtt and Found •kills. We will provide you > 2 — Partonait with complete orientation in at tha 3 — Announctmenis ’our position, as well a i on the FOOD SERVICE TRAINEE. cuutsiHiD )unansM t 4 — Enttrtainmeni ob training. Apply: Riverside 17 to 30,^gh school grad. Call Conn. Bank A Trust Co. HOUSTON (UPI) - A Ku Klux and had heard racial slurs from Marine Corps Reserve at Ellington 5 — AuclHjnti ilealth (^re Center. 52^1187. collect asO a m. to 1:00 p.m (618).46T4321, ' Ktansman who says he is prepared to leaders. Air Force Base. Tbe CAP cadets FINANCIAL S — Bondl-Stocks-Morlgages WOMAN 18 and over to work TELLERS P H O N E 643-2711 came from the Ellington CAP unit. do battle against communists and "There was nothing Boy Scout 9 — P*f»on8l Loan* In plastic manufacturing full OFFICE . We have several opportunities available at the following homosexuals instructs Explorer 'about it,” Renfro said of a recent Houston Explorer Director Don 10 >> In iu ran c e Two Rlrls for full Ume poRiUon and part time shifts. Call 646- Branch offices in East Hartford. Founders Plaza, and Halp Waniad 13 Scouts and Civil Air Patrol cadets in weekend camping trip. "They were Townsend of the Boy Scouts of IMPLOVMENT 2920 between 10:00 aim. and Experience prefferod Apply in Ellington Road, East Hartford, Manchester, North Main. 13 - H«ip Waniad person PLEASE READ ADVERTISING guerrilla warfare techniques at a on maneuvers. They were firing, un­ America said the post at Ellington 4.00 p.m. We offer an attractive hourly wage, a 2 week training paramilitary camp, a newspaper loading, using live ammunition and was supposed to teach boys about 14 — Buiinats^pofiuniiiet rUHTIUI FIMMTUK MIRT Nursa Aides 15 — Siluation Wanitd 1061 Raw Iritaln Ava. school, plus part time company benefits, including paid . YOUR AD ^ D L I N E reports. the parents were very upset because military careers. Vacation, Holiday Pay, Retirement Plan and more! IDUCATION OIL TRUCK Waal Hartford. CT At Camp Puller near Houston, they were told nothing about this. C lM ilflad ads ara 12:00 noon Iho day 10 — Private Intlruclions DRIVER IN Klan member Joe Bogart teaches the These guys misied the Scouts. . "It is not uncommon for this type 19 - Schoolt-ClaiM* , lakan oyar tha phona balora publlcallon. teen-agers courses in anti­ Some 12 to SO Explorers and CAP of survival post to hajidle weapons, 20 — Inttrucliont Wanted NUCLEAR FIELD CLERICAL aa a coiivanlanca. Tha TRAINEE. 18 to 24 months ANTICIPATION Daadllna lor Saturday communism and “survival” skills — cadets reportedly were involved in but iPS not su p p o ^ to be an NIAL ESTATE Must be experienced in Third 8hm Harahl la raaponalbla 23 — Homes lof Sale paid training available. Age 17 and Monday 12:00 including how to strangle people, the training. The Explorers were exposure to boot camp,” Townsend hours-to-house delivery lo 23. High school grad and CRT's Operations Center in East Hartford is open 24 hours lor only ono Incorroct 24 »- Lois-Land lor Sale a day. If you have been seeking 3rd shift hours If p.m. to 7 OF ALABOR cope with obstacle courses and fire members of Post 2125. hosted by the said. 25 — Investment Properly of heating oil. Must have U.S. citizenry required. Math Inaortlon and than only Noon Friday. a m., we have several positions immediately available. We semi-automatic weapons. The 26 - Business Property Class II Drivers and Science background may STHKE to tho alxa ol Iho 27 — Resort Property offer full company benefits including a Dental Plan plus a Houston Chronicle said Sunday in a enable training as Electrical. The Meadowt Convaleecant original Inaartlon. advartlaamant will not 26 — Real Estate Waniod License. Apply in per­ Reactor Control or W7r shift premium. Home Is hiring permanent Errora which do not bo corractod by an ad­ copyright story. MIBC. SERVICES son: 8 to 5 Monday thru Mechanical Operator. Must be replacements for the position of The post, which has not been fully W ilkinson^s ^o u p nurse aides. Full benefits and full loaaon tho valuo ol tho ditional Inaartlon.' 31 — Services Ottered Friday. willing to leave area. Call training provided. All three shifts. chartered by the Boy Scouts of 32 — Painting-Papenng collect, 9:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. Call or apply in person: America, is run by Robert John 33 — Building-Contracting (518) 462-4321. KEY PUNCH OPERATORS Mssdstn Convilssesnt Hoim 34 — Rooting-Sidmg Fogarty Bros. Openings available working 6 p.m. til 11 p m. Experienced S99 BMwell St. Sisente of Deer Park, who denies he 35 — Heating-Plu)nbing prom otes vim ence ELECTR IC IA N We a re operators only 8000SPH MANCHESTER. CT. is a Klan member, and Louis Beam 36 — Flooring 319 Broad Street looking for ^ood, responsible 37 — Moving-Trucking.Storage e47>9194 of Pasadena, grand dragon of the WASHINGTON (UPI) - A Ku less violent. 36 ~ Services Wanted Mandiester help, m nefits include: life, Texas KKK. Klux Klan group that has set up a The study, which will be given to health insurance, good wages, Those interested may call the Personnel Department MISC. FOR SALE vacation. Work includes in­ EXPERIENCED "lam proud to be a member of the commando training camp and whose the new administration for review, 40 — Household Goods MECHANIC - Knowledgeable FULL TIME BABYSITTER dustrial. commercial And 2 44 -6 62 0 Klan," said Bogart, a former Marine members say they are getting ready was conducted at the request of 4t ^ Articles tor Sale residential wiring. For more in trucks, heavy equipment, Halp Wanted 13 Halp Waniad 13 42 — Building Supplies NEEDED for 9 month old in­ An Equal Oppoiliinlty tmpfoyw______from La Porte, Texas, who said he for a race war is the most violent of Justice Department civil rights chief fant in Manchester or East details, call Tomko Electric, and welding Own tools. Com­ 43 Pets-Birds-Oogs pany benefits Upton WANTED, EXPERIENCED SERVICE STATION Fire damage had been a member for two years. the current Klan factions, reports the Drew S. Days III. Days was trying to 44 — Musical Instruments Hartford area. Call 289-0865 Inc. 871-0436 Construction, 742-6190 MATURE SALESWOMAN lo ATTENDANTS wanted Pari "There are only two groups I'll battle Justice Department. learn whether there actually has 45 — Boats i Accessories after 6:00 p.m.. or weekends 46 - Sporun^*6 Wanted to Buy available 17 to 25. High school on all shifts. Supplement your PART TIME - Your telyihone I joined the Klan." Knights of the Ku Klux Klan, the effectively combating Klan violence. some experience necessary. diploma required. Training In PAST TIME (UPI photo) RENTALS . IN income Holidays are coming and our customers Please SPEECH CLINICIAN which caught fire Friday that claimed more Bogart said he was invited to teach most dangerous of several Klan "Resurgence is not a correct way Retail experience preferred. available with pay in Please apply in person: Maple call 528-6631 52 — Room s tor Rent Apply So-Fro Fabrics, Burr ^the youths by John Bryant, who was a splinter groups because Wilkinson to describe it," said one official 53 — Apartmentf for Rent Mechanical Comprehension. ANTICIPATION View M anor. 856 Maple The Manchester Board ol leader of the Explorer post. "really does very much promote familiar with results of the review. 54 - Homes tm Rant Comer Shopping Center. 1151 ANTiaPATION Basic tool knowledge, ^ s ic Street. Rocky Ifili DEPENDABLE FACTORY Tolland Turnpike, Education, is seeking a Part Bryant, who is on federal probation violence," one law enforcement "There’s not a massive turning 55 - Bi'binali tor Re>M Aircraft Maintenance. Must HELP WANTED - Must work Time Speech Clinician 56 — Resort Property tor Rent Manchester. be willing to re-locate Call OF ALABOR for illegal weapons sales in Memphis source said. toward the Klan. It's very much OF A LABOR WENDY'S OLD FASHIONED 40 hours. The Pilot Company, effective immediately 57 - W irtfv t.-. collect 9:00 a m. to 1:00 p.m. HAMBURGERS 260 Broad St. Inc. 289-9321 Toll in MGM fire and who was expelled from the CAP dependent upon the media for its 50 — Misc tor Rem Interested apllicanls must "Wilkinson's group is the much MARINE ENGINEERING (518) 462-4321 STRIKE Manchester is looking for The Meadows Convalescent be both Certilied & Licensed Oct 20, said CAP superior officers more serious and bears watching,” existence.” AUTOMOTIVE TRAINEE. 17 to 24. High STRIKE quality minded people for EARN EXTRA $$$ FOR The Meadows Convalescent MASSEUSES. Full or part Home IS hiring permanent as a Speech Clinician in the were trying to “assassinate" his the source said, adding most of the The six-month review was done f t Au Ujs tor Sale school grad. Will train. Call Home IS hiring permanent replacements for laundry per­ lunch time help. An excellent CHRISTMAS. Sell Avon part time. Good steady clientele. character by associating him with factions in the white supremacist mainly by Louis M. Thrasher, former 62 — Trucks tor Sale 9:00 a m. to 1:00 p.m. collect replacements lor the position of sonnel Full benefits and training opportunity for housewives time. Call 523-9401. Slate of Connecticut 63 — Heavy Equipment tor Sale 1518) 462-4321. maintenance assistant Full Windham area. Open every All three shifts Call or apply in with Children in school Start Contact Mr Allan may increase by 40 the Klan. He described himself as an organization seem to be operating in­ Justice Department civil rights 64 - Moiorcycies-Bicycies benefits and training Days Call day 11 a m. til midnight. 423- person Chesterton, Director ol 65 — Campers-Traiters-MoDiie or apply in person earning extra money now for "asset protection officer" aiming to dependently. lawyer. . FULL TIME THIRD SHIFT - 7519. Meadows Convalescent Home the holidays. Apply between 2- Pupfl Personnel Services, Mornes Meadm Comaletcent Home 113 Bldwtll st. Housekeepers "develop young men. " Wilkinson’s Invisible Empire has 66 - Automotive Service ’’ Part time second shift. Apply 4p.m Manchester Public Schools. LAS VEGAS, Nev a P Il - .As The worst hotel fire in recent refurbished hotel and a new 760-room 313 B)dw«(l SI. NATIONAL SHOPPING MANCHESTER. CT. "I have no connection whatsoever set up a commando training camp School exams 67 — Autos tor Rent-Lease 7-Eleven on Center Street, MANCHISTER.CT. 647-9194 45 North School Street. many as AO m ore victim s of the MGM history was the Winecoff Hotel fire in addition in July Benninger said the between 7 and 3. 647-9194 SERVICE seeking area NURSE GLASTONBURY Manchester, 06040 (ilT- with the KKK, " he said. "Half my near Cullman, Ala., where followers VERNON — Screening representative, part time IN Grand Hotel fire may be entombed m Atlanta, which killed 119 people on new structure would fully meet the PUBLIC SCHOOLS 35 hours post is Mexican-Ameriibn. We're not carry guns, wear army fatigues and -examinations for freshmen at NAVY VETS, Career Oppor­ work, irregular basis. Varied .11.52. waterlogged elevators that plunged Dec 7. 1946 latest building and fire code KEY PUNCH OPERATOR. per week 183 days per year. teaching these guys how to snipe. say they are preparing for a race Rockville High School, for the detec­ tunities available Call interesting comparative shop­ $6.00 starting salary. ANTICIPATION Eoial Onorhnt) EmqUjw to the ground during what in­ MGM Board C hairm an F red Ben- regulations collect. (518) 482-4321. 9:00 ping No investment. Include Alfa-Numeric Full lime They only shoot a few rounds, not war. tion of scolibsls, (curvature of the'' Apply: Gaer Brother, Inc., 140 Applications available from vestigators now fear could be the ninger tolif a tense news conference Throughout the day Sunday.- a m. to 1:00 p.m. SECRETARY phone no with response. Shop proficiently by any means ' ^ The Justice Department review spine) will be done this month or Rye Street. South Windsor. Glastonbury Board of Educa­ OF ALABOR worst hotel fire in necent f S Sunday there is no reason to assume firemen slogged through the MANCHESTER to $10,900. Sr Check P 0. Box 28175 tion, Glastonbury Ct 06033, . . CAP Maj. Paul Renfro said he had found that two other klan-related February, depending on gym class Steno a must, benefits, fee Atlanta. Ga 30328 REAL ESTATE history that additional fire-detection equip­ blackened, watery cavern that once CHOOSE n O M BABYSITTER WANTED IN phone 633-5231 ext. 279. been investigating the camp's groups — Robert Shelton's United schedules. OVER 200 SKILL paid. Contemporary Women. Applications for substitute STRIKE The death toll from Friday s fire in ment would have prevented any of was an elegant casino, moving pieces Hartford, 527-2141 MY HOME for a seven month The Meadows Convalescent training of Scouts and CAP cadets! Klans of America and former Klan Letters have been sent to parents T R A IN IM PROORAMS STATION ATTENDENT nurses also being accepted. Home IS hiring permanent Homaa For Sale 23 the 26-story. 2,300-room casino hotel the deaths of fallen ceiling, in search of more NEEDED - Part time Apply old infant Part lime hours. who range in age from 15 to 19 He wizard David Duke's new organiza­ and if they do not wish to have their 12 :00 to 4:00 p m References Affirmative Action E Equalqu: replacements for The position of stands at 84. but it could surpass 120 . The lavish hotel, built in 1973, was victims If you qualify and really WE RE LOOKING FOR TWO in person. Gorins Sport Car, portunity Employer M'F. housekeepers Full benefits and GLASTONBURY Three said parents had complained their tion. The National Association for the child examined they must notify the want to learn a skill, you can self-motivated Sales People Route 83. Vernon required Call between 9:00 training Days Call or apply >n bedroom Split Level with two after a search of the elevators today, not required to install a thorough Only six of the victims burned to a m and 12 00 noon or after person sons were learning guerrilla warfare Advancement of White People — are school nurse. - enlist in the Army and for our Manchester Office. BOOKEEPER Knowledge in full baths, appliances, acre two high-ranking investigators told sprinkler system, automatic alarms death in the MGM fire. Most died of ADVERTISING Earnings up to you! Group I. 5:00 p m 647-jp05 Meadows Convalescent Home wooded lot. screened summer receive a written guarantee accounts receivable and 333 BMwell 8t. I'PI Sunday or smoke detectors The county later smoke inhalation on the hotel's upper Wolverton Agency. Realtors. house, walking distance to RATES of your training. BABYSITTER WANTED, collection experience Apply MANCHESTER, CT. The elevators were buried beneath adopted much more stringent lire floors 1 DAY...... 14'MMiaNT 649-2813 Kitchen Halp WINF Radio, Jeff Jacops, 646- 647-9194 golf course $76,900 Peterman You'll work with modern mornings Hospital area Own Agency 649-9404 . 649-4844 deep water from the basement codes, but those codes were not 3 DAYS . . . 13'Marain transportation Call after 1230. sprinkler system and debris that applied retroactively Five of the burn victims were equipment and learn from 6 DAYS . . . 12*aaraM> expert instructors. 5p.m 643-9957, crashed from falling ceilings But Benninger said if the alarms huddled on the floor in a cocktail IN 2 6 DAYS ...Il'MBnMT Among the career fields We haven t even o p e n ^ some of had gone off. many guests might lounge within 20 yards of the front en­ TEACHER - Learning PART TIME CHRISTMAS 1SWOIIO,St.10aHi currently available are: DisabiUties Teacher for HELP - Some days, evenings, the elevators, and I know we ve got have run into the halls and suf­ trance The' sixth lay in a corridor ANTIdPATION that was once studded with poster­ HAPPY ADS *2.80 n Coventry's Middle School . weekends Apply in person: When in need of a Service or Product at least 15 to 40 missing." one in­ focated " oDicti oHunm $hcuu$t Conn. Certification required. Diamond Show Case, vestigator said "Words are inadequate to express sized photos of MGM movie stars. [8— iciTiow EtMnen Contact: Dr Nicoletti soffice OF ALABOR Manchester Parkade. Pumps worked through the night to our anguish." he said 'Hindsight is The other 78 victims suffocated on orEUTn - at 742-8913 EOE remove water from the elevator smoke or died of heart attacks on the lOEX SKCUIBT STRIKE much better than foresight If I PROGRAMMER - We have a The Meadows Convalescent upper floors, many in stairwells they You'll earn over $500 a Home IS hiring permanent CkNiks shafts Bulldozers were lined up to thought there was any possible way challenging opportunity for an thought would take them to safety month (before deductions) replacements for the position ol help clear waterlogged wreckage and to save even one life, and it would experienced programmer who Kitchen help Full benefits and CALL A PROFESSIONAL while learning. Plus medical broken glass blocking access to the take SIX fire systems. I d have them is ambitious, alert, a self training First and second shifts IN While thousands of fun-seeking and dental benefits and up to Call or apply in person elevators put in ' starter, and who preferes to tourists,poured into the city for a 30 days earned vacation a work in a small, but Meidows Comalescent Home 0 put this Directory to work for you; call 643 2711 When this is over and all of the However, the San. Francisco weekend of gambling and entertain­ year progressive department This 111 eidwtii SI. ANTICIPATION bodies have been counted, we re Examiner, in a copyright storv. said MANCHESTER. CT ment. scores of harried, anguished Think about what you really position requires a minimun 647-9194 going to find this will be the biggest the Nevada state fire marshal asked want to learn. Then find out of two years COBOL OF ALABOR relatives suffered the heart-rending Programming, consistiog of hotel fire in the nation's history, " for additional prevention measures a ordeal of identifying bodies more about the field that in­ You Can Advertise Your Service Or Business In Fire Battalion Chief Leroy Leavitt month before the lavish hotel opened. solid experience in the Lost and Found terests you by calling today. development and modification FEMALE HELP WANTED STRIKE This Directory For As Little As $3.45 Per Week. said fhe owners plan to reopen the The Suicide Prevention Center, a The Meadow* Convalescent 643-9462 of On-Line Data Base Up-Date Experienced mature salesper­ Home IS hiring peimaneni clearing house for people believed to FOUND - White female cal m Programs in a business or son Appiv in person replacements lor the position ol Please Call 643-2711, Ask For Cindi, or Joe. be missing, had about 300 names on Bolton Center Call Dave or financial environment Data Marlow's. Inc . 867 Main cooks Full benefits First and se­ Joan at 649-7714 after 5 p.m. HOUSEKEEPER WANTED Communication and Terminal Street. Manchester ^ cond shifts Call or apply in PB6F£8SieNia cmwiMB their "wanted" list Sunday night. •pSrson ■UlLOINS-GOirnUCTIM Money comes first for apartment in Elast Hart­ experience desirable, but not PROFESSIONAL "Please tell people if they got out Faraonali ford. Call after 5:00 p.m., 528- mandatory. Please send your GIVE YOURSELF A Meadows Cinvalescent Home 333 BMweli 8t. HOUSE CIUNING alive or their relatives are home 1332 resume to Box W, c o CHRISTM.AS BONUS' Sell MANCHESTER. CT. FARRANDREMODEUNG Wouldn't Cabinets, Roofing^ Gutters 1 Tln» M W»«klir B**!* safe, if they haven't checked in at the UNATTACHED’ Meet new Manchester Herald Equal Avon, and earn good money! 647-9194 QUALITY AATIITIC in gambling mecca compatible companions in MECHANIC Call 523-9401 Room Additions, Decks, Al Your Ad Las Vegas Convention Center or the Opportunity Employer PAINTIM: INTtAlOA I EXTtAlOA Saving the cargo Manchester area Lowest types of Remodeling and cially successful gambling EXPERIENCED IN all Look Great LAS VEGAS, Nev (L'PIl — Even Red Cross to please call us so we can cost, elaborate, confidential phases of truck and auto repairs. Free estimates EAGLE as flames of blow-torch intensity operations announced plans to put it get their name off pur missing list," The coastal tanker Christian Rienhauer Islesboro under its own power after ripping and dignified nationwide repair, gas and diesel Fully insured. HOMI MAINTUANCf Here? roared through the casino of the all back together again Jane Clayton, center director said offloads its cargo of gasoline and fuel oil onto an eight foot gash in its hull when it went system Free literature Minimum five years PHONE 643-8617 ------MGM Grand Hotel, a pit boss told a .MGM Board Chairman Fred, Ben­ Although police cordoned off the the Exxon Bay State Barge near Islesboro, aground on a ledge near Metinic Island early Dating of Prestiae. experience. Must have own dealer; "Be sure to lock up your ninger said plans are in tbe works to Williamslown, Mass. 01287 tools Start at $7 00 per hour AUTO UPH0L8TERV burning hotel Within 30 minutes, Maine. The damaged tanker moved to Friday morning. (UPI photo) All fringe benefits For ap­ AUTO SERVICE MEirS HAIR CUTTING gam e " reofien the 26-floor, 2,300-room hotel authorities said thieves stole money Halp Waniad n pointment. call 688-7596 u s s B r The shaken dealer said to a state and casino July 1 along with a 760- from the casino and even ransacked MISTER HAIRCUT investigator several hours later. "I room addition that was under con­ rooms vacated by guests who fled for PART TIME - Earn extra klAPLE Mebil 904 CENTER STREET told him. Lock up. hell. I qdit ' struction when the deadly blaze their lives. One man telephoned money while the kids are in EXPERIENCED EARN EXTRA MONEY V Super Service, Inc. * * * Money talks in this gambling mec­ struck Friday school Telephone Solicita­ QAS • OIL • LUBRICATION • Hours Tu«s thru Fn z s ^ s s s a t police, saying several other hotels Crippled oil tanker DICStL FUBL 8 to 5 30 tion E. Hartford company. A • M L ca in the Mojave Desert where the With a gambler's confidence, Ben­ along the Las Vegas strip would meet ROOKKEEPER FOR CHRISTMAS. WORK T IR E S -AHO B A T T B R IE B Saturday 8 to 5 00 good telephone voice and dic­ 220 ITBUa ST-MMIGNUTU lUGBRBn, m casinos are designed to isolate ninger said insurance would cover all the same fate as the MGM if his de­ tion a must. Hours 9 a m. to I nMM94M497 (Cio—d M o m to rt; u WL arm tourists from reality in order to losses, including any legal judgments mand for $25 million was not met m and 5 to 9 p m Call Mon For small company Ver­ separate them from their cash that may be awarded to those who 8.:irouahlah Frir . 9 ‘ a m. to 1 p.m., satile enough to handle 3 OR 4 HOURS A NIGHT. A uniformed MGM Grand Hotel various office duties, such QUALITY ALUMINUM WORK BY TUNSKY The casinos have no windows The have threatened lawsuits against his guard, John R McManus, 47, was stops leaking cargo Mrs Williams. 569^993 VOUOWA55I1S as typing, dispatching, et corporation light is bright and artificial There is' arrested Sunday at the Barbary NURSES AIDES. Experience cetera Between 8 a m and CALL IVAN AT 647-9946 the whirring of wheels, the bells of Perhaps anticipating those law­ Coast, a nearby casino, carrying $625 preferred. Full or part lime. . "Total leakage estimates of 60,000 O'Pezio said a probe into the ac­ 4:30 pm please the slot machines and the jangle of suits. Benninger said there was no in sooty cash and pumping burned DARK HARBOR, Maine lUPIi - Immediate openings on 3 ;00 to call AT THE MANCHESTER coins For the gamblers, free drinks reason tq believe additional fire- coins into a slot machine. He was The crippled tanker Christian to 80.000 gallons is probably in the cident's cause would be launched this 11:00 p.m and 11:00 to 7:00 always are within easy reach detection equipment would have booked on suspicion of larceny One Reinauer stopped leaking its cargo of ballpark, but we’re just not sure," week — but the investigation was a m. shifts Contact Mrs 649-8426 BILL TUNSKY Ferguson, DNS, at 289-9573. EVENING HERALD The real world does not intrude prevented deaths in the second worst other arrest for looting was reported fuel into the sea today when Coast Guard Chief Petty Officer Rich "secondary to getting the fuel out and getting the vessel on its way. " ★ ALUMINUM A VINYL SIDING into the one designed and built by hotel fire in U S history The deadly blaze, blamed on an salvagers succeeded in placing a Griggs told UPI near sunset Sunday. (20 Colora To Chooaa From) The last major oil spill along the men who know how to entice others Some survivors had charged bitter­ electrical malfunction, broke out in cushion of water between the fuel "I^ere's no leakage right now, but GAS SAVERS! ★ AWNINGS A CANOPIES to gamble. ly the hotel was negligent, but Ben­ the wall behind the hotel's and punctures in the ships hull, the we spotted long ribbons of light -oil Maine coast was July 22, 1972, when -W a B ur, The search for bodies still was ninger maintained the breakdown of delicatessen restaurant near the Coast Guard reported floating 2'3-miles downwind from the Norwegian tanker Taman ran S ail an d ★ STORM WINDOWS A DOORS going on Sunday when owners of one fire alert equipment "may have been ' casino More than 8.000 people were Petty Officer Paul Powers said last night's leakage," he said. into a submerged rock in Casco Bay. CARRIERS NEEDED ZONE SALES MANAGER R epair.’' Phona 649-9095 of the world's largest and most finan- a blessing in d isg u ise" in the hotel at the time enough seawater seeped into the Rup­ The vessel ran aground early That accident spilled about 2(X),000 • Nutmeg Villiage, Garden or TIMMONIARtY FREE ESTIMATES -F EASY TERMS tured fuel tanks during offloading Friday on-an underwater ledge about gallons, of heavy oil, which coated a MANCHESTER opertions to float the oil and gasoline four miles offshore — while carrying 25-mile shoreline area from Portland Woodgate Apts., Vernon. B 4 3 -B B 1 7 awav from from the gashes cut when about 715,000 gallons of fuel from Harbor south to Old Orchard Beach. Phone 647-9946 or 647-9947 CIRCULATION DEPT. 4 f the ship grounded on Matinic Ledge Boston to Bangor. 9ENEML IUILDIN8 CONTMCTOR early Friday morning. "This morning at daybreak, com­ Propose garage • Beacon Hill - Tolland St. ■■ ^M H ^M ^M ^ "We’re continuing our offloading mercial divers went in the water and Area of East Hartford The Manchester Evening Herald is seeking the right Be Sure T)ie Election Is Now Over, J operations today to prevent any more started a hull survey," Griggs said HARTFORD (UPI) - A $7 million Call Emie at 643-8035 fuel from spilling. So far our Sunday. “We now know that damage garage that would provide revenue to individual who will be given the opportunity to establish a NOW'S THE TIME TO CALL A REAL PRO! ■ Who Slick! To Hit PromlM To Sive You Monsyl I helicopter reports show there has is significantly greater than the support a refurbished Union Station sales career in the newspaper industry. To Give been no pollution of the coastal original report of an 8-foot-long hole. transportation center has been areas." he said. * "Based on what we've g o tte n ^ proposed. Authorities said the vessel, now far, there's a 21-foot gash abour a The Greater Hartford Transit Must work well with children and own dependable These M. G. TOSTARELLI, JR.| resting in calm waters near Job foot wide on the right side of the District said the l,(X)0-space garage CARRIERS NEEDED IN automobile. Building Contractor | Island, suffered more damage tHan vessel," he said. "There's other could be built on state land adjacent Pros A Need More Room? Call Mike for ^ previously reported. damage in the same area and to the downtown station and would EAST HARTFORD No experience necessary, we will train you. Divers Sunday found a 21-foot gash probably, some damage to the left pay for itself and finance operating Full company benefits and car allowance. on the Reinauer's hull, in addition to side also.” costs of the station. Columbus Circle and Call, - REG ROOMS ! the B-foot bRe^ found shortly after The divers were hired by the Margaret Tedone, co-chairman of This is a full time position. !• Kitchens • Rathrooms I the grounding!^^^— —- vessel's owners, the Boston Fuel the committee on transit develop­ Michael Avenue Area. at They All j* Additions • Remodeling ■ The Coast Guard estimated as Transportation Co. ment. said the proposal is only one of Apply in person much as 80,000 gallons of fuel may The vessel moved on her own several under consideration as part Quality Workmanship | of the effort to develop the aging have leaked from the disabled tanker power Saturday from near Metlnlc Main & Willys Street Area. Deserve Reasonable Rates | by midnight Sunday when operations Island, where It ran aground, to an I'rownstone structure into an^ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD to transfer the cargo from the 254- ' anchoring spot about a mile south of jxpanded train and bus terminal with" Silver Lane starting atf CALL MIKE NOW at S28 B9S8 S SAVE J foot Reinauer onto an Exxon tanker Pendleton Point, the southern tip of office and retail space. 16 Bralnard Place, Manchester Your were suspended. Islesboro Island. At least one official d i^ 't think the Main Street. Dr. Otto Ravenholt, Clark County coroner, ceilings. This San Francisco Examiner More than 280,000 gallons had been Griggs said it was uncertain garage plan was a gpod idea. Monday through Friday, 8:30-10 AM Business warned Sunday additional victims of the graphic by artist Jack Descrocher spots the pumped out by itightfall, and officials whether the damaged hull would be Democratic City Councilman Call ERNIE origin of the blaze and locates where victims reported stiff offshore winds blew oil patched at the anchoring site or at a Rudolph Arnold said building a See Jean Fromerth tragic MGM Grand Hotel fire might lie parking garage was not in the city's of the holocaust were trapped. (UPI photo) slicks away from the coastal islands repair facility onshore. f at 643-8035 buried beneath collapsed elevators and and out to sea. Coast Guard Lt. Cmdr. R o b ^ best interest. 1 I 2 2 -T EVENING HERALD. Mon., Nov J4. IMO ^YENING h e r a l d , Mon., Nov. 24, 1980 — 23 PMnuti - Charltt M. Schulz

ACROSS 57 Fait aircraft Answer to Previous Puzzle MAKIE, I CANY WALK THIS [LOOK,sir: I THINK CHUCK.'HOUlOVOURNP UE JUST FOLLOWED (abbr.) UAV..THE COMIC BOOKS THE PA6E5 FROM SOME 1 Large 56 Heron ^ S E E SDMEBOPV^ U57UIEVEBEEML00KIN6 □ d l a a i AKCOMINSAPAfO'ASAlN ALL OVER FOR VOU! COMIC BOOKS... container 59 Indatmta in -O 3 77 Vj o ~o^ 4 Boat ordar^ □ d l a a i By ADigaii van Buren 9 Zing a n a o i ^ \**** '■ 7 : DOWN 12 Environment □ D i t * Call $43-2711 ^ - 23 Larga truck 10 Bays 35 Tortos 47 Annoying one Well, I do worry about it. I'm afraid that eventually one r 26 Price 11 Mother (Sp.) might serioualy injure his brother. THAT Pf?OBLEM, IT SNC3WFALL OF THE 36 AnimaTof the 50 Russian FOR ’’Ay THB VEAR? 27 Fabric 19 Ovar-lova of It's not fair to keep asking my husband to discipline the 29 Tax agency cat family fighter plane self 38 Old Dominion 51 Tavern boys the minute he gets home after a hard day's work but (abbr.) 21 Lack of WORUD TuplM5/' T state (abbr) 52 Colorado that's all I can do. 30 Genua of moisture Indian I m fairly intelligent, but I feel so helpless. Is there some rodents 23 Wider 39 Flavor "how lo book you can recommend for dealing with this 31 Bushy clump 40 Special ability TH^v«i 11-14 problem? (Brit.) 2 3 4 5 6 7 6 V 10 11 33 Arthur's ’ FRUSTRATED IN COLORADO nickname 12 13 14 ServfCBf Off#r#d Services Offered 31 Painting-Puptrtng 32 Building Contracting 33 34 Hamilton bill DEAR FRUSTRATED: Ye*. Dr. John F. McDermott 35 Good (Fr) 15 16 17 CAN Wf HOT TOUT e i A u to s F o r S ale 61 Jr„ a paychiatriat, haa written an excellent book in INTERIOR PAINTIM; 1.KON riE Z S Y N S K I Apartmants For Bant S3 Apartmanta For Rant S3 A u to s F or S ale 37 World's ia IB 20 21 EMERY'S 1: -Hi > on udlk on it uecan language that everyone can understand. It's titled. AM) « Al.l.PAl'KRIM , Bl Il.DEH New homes, ad­ 1972 CHEVROLET IMPALA. / highest HOME IMPROVEMENT '\ rr .1 \ F.RNON - Near 86. luxury THREE BEDROOM 1974 TWO DOOR HARD TOP, Raising Cain (and Abel, Too); The Parent's Book of mountain 22 23 24 25 2^ Vualily professional work at ditions remodeling, rec Good running condition. $466k__/ Condo Appliances $345 Dart Swinger Special, Sibling Rivalry" (Wyden Presa). 41 Focal points \ in\. jnd \lu:nnu:r. ^ldin^ « .1 •: e ! . r L ha rd\N ood reasonable prices Kully in­ rooms garages, kitchens APARTMENT - $385 monthly Call 649-3868 after 4:30 Captain Eaay — Crooka a Lawranca 27 26 2B remodeled, ceilings, bath tile, monthly Security, Includes Heat, hot water Dn Automatic, good condition. In it, the author tells parents how to get their 42 Radiation K ' ' ‘ ;n£ jnd • f'll t ni 1 It'ors slate sured Free estimates G 1. Call 649-0472 weekdays and all dav Satur­ i.t'jdiTc 17 vr'v vvrvTienrt* dormers, roofing Residential rclercnccs Call 423-127 , 4^6- bus line Call 649-1749 children to talk freely about their feelings of measure 30 31 32 ceramic tile i i i n m i : McHugh 643-932I. day. W HAT IN DANe BiaHTI nr commercial 649-4291 3923 jealousy, anger and hostility without beating on each SO TURN AROUND, PODMER- ' (abbr.) Re|?isiered v^ll^, sidle and 871-7470 1979 CHEVETTE - 2 door; ARE YOU AND I SHORE A N D STRFir RBACHWl 43 Bodies of 33 34 1974 PLYMOUTH other. The December iaaue of Parents Magazine WOULDN'T WANTA consumer pn’ie< i;on GLASTONBl'RY tSOlTHi automatic transmission, am -. water Homaa tor Rant^ 54 SATELLITE SEBRING - $850 conUint a generous sampling of excerpts from this MAFIA CASH IN ANY 45 Consummate 35 36 37 36 39 40 Half of exceptional new fm radio, rust proofing 27.000 i uurK on jobs a. u.irk dntl HRIt'K BLtXK STONE - BAM TREE SERVICE where DISISN 2 door. Automatic. Power fine book. I recommend it highly. lOU'S I'M HOLDIN- 47 Religious matcrjdls gudruniecd Kree Duplex , Features carpeting, miles Asking $4200 Call 646- 41 42 43 44 Fireplaces Concrete TREE MEN'DOI S service is EAST HARTFORD HOUSE steering and brakes 649- ESPECIALLY poem estimates I'ail Kmer\ Cor KITCHENS excellent closets, dishwasher, 8397, between 9 a m. and 9 YORESI 2 Chimnev Repairs No Job guaranteed Stump grinding O(v/i(on ofr J.F. L0wt$ A Son 1925 47 Waddell Road 46 Nothing mier M6-S2l>9 dispose- all. self cleaning hjewly decorated. Two p.m. 45 46 47 Tis- Small Call 644-8356 for SPECIAL WINTER RATES Cabinets. Vantities. For­ bedrooms with basement 49 Deeply tinge oven, private basement with 53 The briny 41 53 Em*ry Corml*r estimates Free estimates Fully in­ mica Counter Tops. Carpets Garage. Just $375. 1972 DODGE MAXI VAN $500 DEAR ABBY: Wfial do you think of a bridal-baby shower 4B 50 51 52 laundry hookups. IVx baths, deep 6 4 6 -5 2 0 9 sured References Senior Display and Book Cases 236-5646 Locators Fee Call after 5 p m. 646-1607 all in one? A maid of honor wants to have.one for a bride 54 55 56 I \\1 TH>:K SE:RV1CK Kre^ Citizens discounts 643-7285 deck, neighborhood setting, Trucks for S ale 62 who isn't even pregnant. 54 New (prefix) Kitchen Cabinet Fronts minutes to Hartford. $525 55 Directives estimates discount senior VERNON HOME. Carpeted 57 59 Colonial Reproductions In monthly 633-4566 Broker 1978 PINTO, excellent condi­ The maid of honor reasons that when the bride does 56 Ones (Fr) cit.^ens t'ompany PROFESSIONAL PAINTING four roomer. New decor. All tion. $2,800 firm Call 646-1607 1972 FORD PICK-UP BODY. decide lo have a baby, she will probably be out of the state 1 .Al Manchester owned and Wood Custom modern $375 _ 236-3646 $175 Can be seen at Hulls 'Niw$*ssfe (NTiasaiti s$yn i VINYL REPAIR Interior and exterior FOl'R ROOM TOWNHOUSE after 5 p m and maybe even out of the country because she's marrying a operal<*d ('all (>46-1327 Woodworking Bring Cs Auto Body. Bolton Or call Commercial and residential Two bedrooms. I'x baths, Locators. Fee serviceman. Your Plan nr Ideas and 646-1337 SERVICE Free estimates Eullv in­ basement, new appliances, 1976 PLYMOUTH VOLARE 2 I'm against this kind of shower because I'm afraid it CONSTHl l'TIUN BRICK • sured 646-4879 Let s Cs Quote Free TWO BEDROOM CAPE IN door, vinyl roof, automatic 4 carpeting -ItJS Henry Agen­ might start rumors and gossip about the bride. Please don't Ml colors (Hazed Block, FORD F 150. Four Wheel WE CAN FIX ANY l-'.stiinales cy. 644-2525 East Hartford near Rratl A transmission. AM-FM radio. sign my name, because I'm the bride. Sign me . . . Allay Oop — Dava Graua oriicinsillv cost $2 to $4 each PAINTING - INTERIOR AND S 49-96S 8 Whitney Available December Call 649-3743 oOrive 1977. Silver 4 speed, 351 bridge VINYL MATERIAL .Ii’int reinforcement Call 1st $4(Jo per month. Security engine Excellent condition. OLD-FASHIONED F7XTERIC)R. Paperhanging VER.NO.N One bedroom Con­ r\enings 64^-5635. or 64.3-9508 F7xperienced. references Ser­ and references 875-7702 $4000 firm. Call 643-8142 after ••••••••••a* do with appliances, carpeting. CAMARO 1978 ■ Automatic. DEAR Op-FASHfONED: As I see it, this kind of SET (N DERE. SISTER! THIS ONE VOJRS^, Sofas chairs ca' tops ving W i 111 m a n 11 c . 6 pm OR I l L BELT YUH/ HesUng-Piumbing 35 Now available $340 per montli 305 V-8 Stereo cassette, air. shower is intended to soak the guests. Since you're REGGIE? ■ uggage etc VOCNC, MOTHER will take Manchester. Bolton. Coven­ VERNON HOME Two Michelin radials $4200 Call ______Oswald Jacoby and Alan Sontag plus utilities Call T J the bride, thank your maid of honor for infantici- rare ol children weekdays un­ try. Columbia. Tolland areas bedrooms. Basement and gar­ 643-7567 1965 DODGE - Halt-Ton Pick- • F'ee Estimates NO JOB TOO SMALL • Toilet CriK'ketl Realtor 643-1577 paling, and tell her no thanks. til 3 00 p m in my W J Gnllo 423-6582 age plus more! $325 Locators, Up Good condition $250. 100 s Prompt Service Manchester rioriie Call 543- repairs, plugged drains, hre 236-5646. French Road, Bolton 643- Right contract, wrong play MANCHESTER .Sunny three 2023 kitchen faucets replaced, 1970 MALIBU, good running 5671 PAINTING BY CRAIG 3 roomer New decor and repaired, rec rooms. condition Needs work must ry to very advanced. " 643-6542 OGDEN Interior and more Coder $170 236-5646 MANCHESTER HOME CERTIFIED DOG bathriKim remodeling, heat sparkling 3 bedroom Kids and sell $300 Call 647-9959 after 6 DEAR ABBY ReKardin« letter* from "the other woman": Alan "Here is the first hand Exterior Specialist' Fully In miHlernizaliiin etc M & M Locators, small fee p.m GRtHlMER - .Ml breeds Call sured Free FJslimates Call pets 0 k $325 Locators. Fee So far you have printed only lettera from women who were in the book. Four spades is the lor an appointment 528-5903 plumbing Heating 649-2871 236-5646 NORTH correct final contract Declar­ r k ^ p:-\v i n (; b i r n anytime, 649-8749 VERNON - Free hot water, 3 .WO OLDSMOBILE 88 - Fair dumped How about a letter from a "winner”? My married IW YARD SANDER for pick lover left hia wife for me! ♦ 15$ er. a typical bad player, wins HoLP> Zippers umbrellas rooms w ith major appliances condition Good winter car up. 1962 Jeep. 4x4. new motor, VKIS repaired window- shades. REMODELING kitchens, EXTERIOR PAINTING THREE BEDROOM HOUSE, I was told that I wasn’t breaking up anything: hia the diamond lead, plays three u T O T $200 s 236-5646 Locators, $350 or best offer Call 649-1593 paint, plow 1971 International ♦ 74 rounds of tnim ^ and winds Venetian blinds Ke\s TV bathrooms ceramic tile experienced college student modern bath and kitchen with marriage was dead long before he even met me, Hia wife had small fee after 5 p m 4x4. plow Please call 643-1942. ♦ A 8 4 55 up down two. He wants to KOR RKNT Marlow s 867 counter tops. bliK'k tile floors. Quality work V e r y •AJHTWM cabinets Stove, refrigerator. gotten fat. I was married, too. but I assured him that my Call 646-3046 I L A Z I D i Basement, garage $350 know what is'wrong wilh the Mam Street 649-5221 reasonable prices Call Mike. ■ I ONE BEDROOM marriage was also over - my husband had gotten dull and WEST EAST In HOfTp l: .latan’w monthly, no kids, no pets Call ♦ 7 ♦ Q J 8 4 bidding" 569-3458 or 569-4945 { H f.1 APARTMENT Heat and hot boring WESTBROOK DRV W.4LL 649-3059 TOWNOK MANCHESTER ♦ J 4 5 ♦ l( l» 7 » Oswald "Declarer believed CKRAMIC FIRING Discount p ' c f , t • water No appliances $300 So I divorced my boring husband and he divorced his COMPANY established in Th« FlintttofiM — Hanna Barbara Productlona ♦ Q J 1015 ♦ K 9 5 in pulling trumps on all occa­ rates Quick service ('all 643- LEE PAINTING Interior i- F i'4*' i .)• S; ' monthly .Security 646-2426 Legal iNolice chubby wife. Oh. yes. we both had children, but we 1949 sheet rock- Exterior Check mv rate A f [' ' C OtIlcea-Storaa tor Rant 55 ♦ Q10t$ ♦ K J sions The correct practice is 2543 9 00 a III to 5 00 p m explained that we were in love and when they were older to pull them when you can Specializing in ceiling and before vou decorate Depen­ • I Std.l. At a meeting on November 17. 1980, the Planning and Zoning VEAH- SL/fSS I'D SAV SMITH weekdays they would understand TH E R E A afford to do so and South walls No job too big or loo dable Fully insured 646-1653 r- .*•. A‘,D ST E H OFFICE. STORE A STUDIO - Commission made the following decision ♦ AK 10 95 i.aunmowers TMANKSr 5 tabs Vllt- CB Cully Cabin box for the"Highway Department siderable stock in the past may which you should be handling V N'jRTHFIKLD (iRKFN Heat hot water, appliances, no be all that important to you QEMiNI (May 21-Ju/>e 90) MANCHK-STER • B«'auiifully lor$l Phone 643-2711 Must be with head Owner bought Wantad to Rant 57 3 To consider and act upon a resolution appropriating the picked up before 11 am NEW iQCEEN SIZE lai gi r boat Call 742-8537 alter pets, security Telephone 523- ihis coming year These chang- due urges to gamble or «»pend tlecoraled 8 room Town RH7 sum of $15,000 00 from rash surplus to (he Tdwn of Bolton Bond beyond your means today in ONLY WATERBED Never opened 5 00 () m THREE BEDROOM r>g values are to your benefit House 3 bednKjns 2*2 baths, Escrow Account to fulfill the Town s obligation of making said and will give you more peace of matters where you feel you are H o u m 10 year warranty Walnut APARTMENT ■ Will pay $270 Our Boarding' rei rfKim fully applianced stained pine frame deck sum available for the completion ol repairs lo Flora Road in the mmd lucky, unfortunately, the reverse P(K)L- 24 X 4 Y ft deep A n tiq u e s 48 EE MALE In MI D- monthly Will pay own could be true. Kiuhen Ecunomu ai gas heat pedestal mattress liner Lucarelll subdiv,- on tAOITTAftIUS (Nov. 23-Dec 21) Central air Front fmreh and Perflex filler 8 x 12 deck TWENTIES WANiED TO utilities Call 649-3377 Mother Pais won ( appreciate your pok­ CANCER (Jurm 21-Ju»y 22) Tim­ heater Originally $3.'«i Now WInthrop — Dick Cavalli I ’M HAPPY patio To many extras to list* $50(1 (M) or best offer 568-7317 w anted Antique Furniture SHARE 'two bedroom apart­ plus two school age children 4 To set Mono y May If. 1981 as the date of the Annual ing your nose mlo their private ing IS extremely important today To THESEOtTfi TALK $199 563-0073 Rmkv Hill THAT Must be seen' laiw 70s 742- Glass Pi wter Oil Paintings ment in Manchester. Calf 646- Rent guaranteed Budgbl Meeting affairs today any more than you in the management of delicate KPORT LIKE THE MARK H836 or 6464493 anytime No or \ n 11 q ae It e ms R' 1354 after‘5 00 p m Dated al Bolton. Connecticut, this 21sl dav of November. 1980 would if they probed into yours situations If you try lo force ■ V YfJU'VE RA65EP b r o t h e r s b u t Each Should keep his or her things, you may )am the machin- VOJ'RE KkTTMLJCH W ELL^ r L IK E IT? TH AT^SN O r O IR TEST— FAMILY M EM BERS ' dgents H.irrison 'teh-phone 643-8709 Auloa For Sale 61 HENRY P RYBA' ery S O , I'M fskOT/MUO-l EDl'R ROOM APARTMENT distance Find out more of what O F A e p O R T S WATCH CARS DRIVE ASFORT. "ICU'RE N(3WA CATCH BULLETi oFKK'E DESK 60 x 30 ALOYSIUS J AHEARN lies ahead for you m the year fol­ LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Someorfe OF A SPORTS THE PA( K HAT - Antiques A Third floor Appliances $250 e n t h u s i a s t ; a r e TH E W RO NG WAV (ON FULL-FLERSEP WTH THEIR t e e t h : T H R EE 'BEDROOM Wood and chrome Excellent b r a s s E lH F P L a c e WE PAY TOP PRICES for JOHN F CAREY - lowing your birthday by sending with whom you have dealings ENTHLISIAsr. Colli-ciibh-s Open Sundays 12 Central location Adults only A ONE-WAY STREET. MEMBER IP BETTER BE ( l^ARMER Kireplaced (ondilion' ('ail 646*0495 SCREEN A ACCES.SORIES wrecked and junk cars A i B CARL PREUSS for your copy of Anro^Graph who IS an expert at manipulating OF lo 5 40 Flore Hoad, oil Route .No pets Security Lease th e fa m il y ALL BUSINESS. living room Formal dining Please call 546-0495 Auto Salvage, used auto parts DOUGLAST CHENEY Mail $1 for each lo Astro-Graph others may try to pull the strings r .' riMini 2 car garage Screened 85. Holton References Call 647-1876. Call Tony 646-6223 B oi 409 Radio City Station. N Y on you today Don’t be his y sc r ee n e d loam - Gravel. alter 5 00 p m BOARD OF SELECTMEN, porch Asking high $60s B W CSEU DESK TOP SCOTT 3 1) 10019 Be sure to specify birth puppet Processed (iravel. Sand TOWN OF BOLTON dale - VIRQO (Aug. 23-8ept. 22) Realty 647-1419 EHO Slone and Fill For deliveries COPIER - noo Call 871-9.108 ANTIQl ES A ••••••••• ••••••••• C01.LECT1H1.e s Will FEMALE ROOMATE MID- 049-11 CAPRICOAN (Dm ;. 22-Jan. 19) Should your bank balance be a call (ieorge (iriffing 742-7886 Monday thru Friday 9 to 5 1 Lols-Land lor Sale 24 purch.ise outright or sell on TWENTIES WANTED lo « Sometimes you re very skillful al bit out ol whack in this period, share duplex Glastonbury A WANTED JUNK AND LATE making decisions under pres­ perhaps it's time lo revise your LAWSON SOFA $50, twin comiiusMon Houselul or FOR SALE - Couch end Hebron area .Must be nealJ MODEL WRECKS ■ Cash sure but this may not be one of budget Look closely You'll see GARLAND POND MAINE mattress and springs $40 20 single piece Telephone 644 s tables chair T V antenna Pels considered Rent Paid Call Parker Street Used those days Before voicing )udg> where the fat needs trimming. 45 .Acre crop larin Woods, fool wooden extension ladder 8%2 TOVlNOFMAMtflESIER mpnis know whereof you speak L»MA (Sept. 2$-Oct. 22) Obfec- ^9= rotor $95 72 West Street negotiable Call after 6 p m . Auto I'arts, Inc 649-3391 fields stream $47 5U0 Pine Saturday 9 00 a m to 11 00 $30 Call 649-9567 AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. IS) lives must be clearly defined diMU Cone Realty Newport Maine 228-3560 Rather than tackle your duties today, or else you might make a m 1974 SUBARU - Good eondi- Legal Nolice 207-368-4315 Free Farm A HU E provincial TWIN and responsibilities today, you some moves which could be WEST CENTER STREET 2 may search for ways to rational­ Levy’s Law ~ James Schumeister Acreage catalog ( ANOI’Y bedroom set 2 lion Front wheel drive $1800 The Planning and"^Zomng Commisiion will hold a public counterproductive. Guard DARK LOAM DELIVERED - I.At E LINENS AND bedroom efficiency aparl- ize them away Too bad. but this against impulsiveness dressers, mirror, nighi stand negotiable Telephone 643- »5 yards $50 plus tax Also LOVELY THINGS Fur­ ra c n 1 with stove and 6785, or 659-1723 hearing on Monday. December 8. 1980 at 7:30 PM . in the procedure won t work 8CORPK) (Ocl. 24-Nov. 22) Excellent condition Onginal- •••••••• sand gravel and stone 643- niture ir.iines and fancy relrigefator $200 Security Hearing Room. Municipal Building. 41 Center Street. PI8CE8 (Feb. 20-March 20) Sometimes it's best not to make 95IW Iv $2,100 Sacrifice $500 Call B usinaas Properly 26 Ihings Come see al the Bed Available December 1st Call 1968 DART. 1969 CHARGER Manchester. Connecticut, lo hear and consider the following Things which appear to be good strong statements about ihings 537-1512 buys or bargains today might not that are on your mind. This is GiMise Farm Antiques lioose 646-1189 318 Three speed. Posi rear applications: MANCHESTER Retail ONE SET 6 50-15 Snow Tires be so great once you scrutinize one of those days where it's Lane Coventry Open end. Needs some work Best ZONING REGULATION AMENDMENT ■ them closely Use your magnify­ wiser to count lo 10 before storage and or manufacturing mounled $30 One only 6 50-15 KIHEWOOD’ Fireplace or Weekends 10 00 a m lo 5 00 stovelengih Seasoned or MANCHESTER NEW FIRST offer over $400 871-7385 PLANNED RESIDENCE DEVELOPMENT ZONE (Z-491 ing glass speaking. K E E P IT IN THE FAMILY space 2 000 square leel to 50 - snow tire mounted $10 One p m Phone 74'2 9137 FL(K)H one bedroom apart- iNEW^APER ENTERPRISE ASSN I green Cnsplil. 2'a cords The Commission proposes to amend the Zoning Regulations 000 square leel Very lielco 6 volt battery never meni All appliances wall-lu- BANK REPOSSESSIONS - 2 $190 Cut to length, split in by deleting Article II. Section 18 "Residence M Zone " and in­ reasonable Ur-ikers used $411 742-7742 wall carpeting Ceramic tile, 1977 Plymouth Sport Fury. prote.cted Call Ileyman hall and quarterd, 2‘i cords * RENTALS serting a new Article II, Section 18 "Planned Residence Sld« OlancM — Oil Fox $240 Also 4 fixit lengths, un- bath $325 • per month $2300 1976 Dodge Charger Properties l-2'26-l206 Utilities nut included Call Special Edition $2500. 1973 Development Zone " iPRD i, which would allow single-family split._2‘a cords $165 Free houses, duplex houses, multi-family dwellings, or a mixture V. Roc|^s for R ent S2 Peterman Rqalty 649-9404 or GMC Jimmy Utility Truck. Bugs Bunny — Hsimdahl & Stoffal MANCHESTER I'p to 5.000 Delivery within 10 mile thereof, and certain other special uses and special exception SOFA 90 white Brocade radius Cash .No Checks 646-1171 $2300 1969 AMC Ambassador square feet zoned light in- • uses within a PRD Zone. Such development will be in accor­ Down filled loose cushions Prompt Delivery Call 871 .MATI'HE MALE BOOM $15 $500 The above may be seen C-XI, Vlt'Z dustry Heavy • exposure to MANCHESTER COZY 3 at the Savings Bank of dance with a General Plan of Development submitted and ap­ n . TMB2E-MUST SOME I rat III Located East Middle Call 646-0495 8291 Female mature $'2h Non- bItlEOSnTO RoD.MF^R. lots of extras un­ Manchester, 923 Main Street. proved with a request for a change of zone to PRD and in accor­ Turnpike Available irn- smokers l.iye-in Relerenees 7 u / m is t a k e M£)?E BC y : Ml ST SELL .MOVING TO GE ELECTRIC STOVE One must h.iye heeiisi- plus der $175 Locators, Fee 236- dance wilh Detailed Plans of Development approved by the nriediatelv Call Mr Derosa 5646 PLYMOUTH FURY II - 646-1698 ' El.ORIDA air-conditioners. (Topper. Used 2 years Sell lew errands ,md meals 549- Commission Short — Prank Hill 4 Ribs cidor 25 RCA TV excellent cVaning oven good condilion 5459 Excellent condition' Must be ( ondition Kitchen table and $1M 633-6931 MANCHESTER CARPETED seen to be appreciated. Call ZONING REGULATION AMENDMENT - chairs, baby mb, garden MAN( IIESTEH Eyeellenl 2 bedroom apartment Kids 643-9729; if no answer please PUBLIC UTILITY STRUCTURES tZ-501 m /p a g e in t p e n a m e H ou a a h o ld Goods 40 tools. 5 gM wet and dry lurnished rooin for o k Modern Kitchen $200's return call. The Commission proposes to amend the Zoning Regulations to & OF T M E K i n g -. vacu.um Lawn mower gentleman No kitehen [.ocators. Fee 236-5*46 allow Municipal Utility Buildings and Structurek as a special 1972 FORD F 250 , 4x4 Qver- mechanical tools, books privileges Co'nvenieiil loca­ exception use in Rural Residence, Residence AA. Residence A. power saw hedge trimmer REFRIGERATOR medium stzed tires. Sunroof Carpeted. tion $35 weekly 649-4IKI3, THREE ROOM - Excellent Residence B, Residence C. Business I. Business II. Business III. etc Call 54917057 size, ideal Igr spare or col area Heal, utilities. No Stereo. Best offer 633-3984. 1. No pets CBC. Business IV. CUD. and Residence M zones. HIGIDAIKE 17 cubic fool tdge Chaise Chair lor two, lur LIGHT HOI SEKEEPING ■ Sex'urily deposit, Available —4------Copper tone refrigerator TREDLE SE'wiNt, upnolsterv Reasonable Call Pleasant rooms for December 1st 649-9092 or 1966 LINCOLN Good condi­ At this hearing interested persons may be heard and written Custom Imperial 170 MACHIN'FL perfect con 643-5753 ' genllemen Share eomplete 643-1827 tion. and Reo 2 horse power communications received. Copies of these petitions have been Excellent condition' Call 646- ditmn Ca II 649-7057 home wilh kilehen privileges. snow blower Best offer. Call filed in the Town Clerk's office and may be inspected during of­ 0495 Musical Inalrumania 44 Call aller 6 00 p m 646-3251 MANCHESTFJR Five rooms 649-0801 fice hours WHATS SOINS OJ?7IAAiffl AJPiTlONING RPC TWE HEDRIMJM set Queen Size on first floor of Duplex. PLANNING AND ZONING COMMISSION (INK WALL OVEN A ONE Red. with mattress and PLAYER PIANO FOR SALE GENTLEMAN S HOOM^ (Jarpeted and applianced. No 1976 CUTUSS. T Bar, air con­ -| METBm dPDLITANI LieffTCPBfiA. COUNTER-TOP STOVE - Leo Kwash, Secretary I boxspring 2 Bureaus and - Case has been refinished C lilities and kilcb€n utilities No pets. $280 ditioning, Am-Fm radio. CB Good condition Reasonable Dated this 24th day of November. 1980 Flatch#f*a Landing mirror $200 firm Call 647 $650 Call 649-1955 alter 6 00 privileges Parking $30 Week- monthly. Call 739-4113 radio Keystone Mags Asking Call 643-9701 050-11 9522 p m Iv Call 647-127.3 or 647 92*8 between 6:00 and 9:00 p.m $2,200 Call 649-5116. 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