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With him is his only surviving son, Ahmad Khomeini. Weicker Says U.S. - © executed, those factors definitely 4 bring about changes. (UPI photo) open every nite til - Last week, actor Erik Estrada crushed y e Being Held Hostage “The life-threatening aspect thousands of young hearts by disclosing he had (except sat. - closed sun.) mobilizes the pychological changes. secretly married his girlfriend Joyce Miller. But Because it’s a life-threatening situa­ COLUMBUS, Ohio (UPI) The threat of an oil ( that announcement was paled in comparison to the Baker Tries Harder — The United States is tion ... (they) absorb what they feel cutoff dictates U.S. policy electric devastating revelation that teen idol Shaun Cassidy being held hostage by its will make them safe," he said. Baker said Saturday. “The name of in the Mideast, ecause ( E 23* has married model Ann Pennington. MANCHESTER. N.H. (UPI) - dependence on oil in much Americans have not been ' window candles MVIVtATNii AOTOCMT • Iranians have held the hostages the game is to catch the frontrunner The 21-year-old singer-actor recited wedding Sen. Howard Baker’s campaign for the same way its citizens willing to sacrifice on con­ since Nov. 4, demanding the deposed on the Republican side, and that is For period ending 7 a m. EST 12/4/79. Monday night vows with Miss Pennington Saturday afternoon at a the Republican presidential nomina- are being held hostage in sumption. he said. double-ring garden ceremony in the yard of Shah of Iran be returned from tion is one month old, and the (former (Jlalifornia) Gov. Reagan will find ran or showers in the Pacific Northwest while America to stand trial. Iran, says Sen. Lowell "They don’t think we generally fair weather prevails elsewhere across the na­ Cassidy’s home. Tennessee candidate says he is in se­ right now." Weicker, R-Conn. have the self-discipline, ” About 50 friends and relatives, including "If released today, they would "I think we can do that. I think a lot every tion. probably say nice things about their cond place and trying harder. Weicker, in Columbus to said Weicker. "If they see Cassidy’s mother, actress Shirley Jones, and his Baker capped off a two-day cam­ of that question will be answered the mifQc'a of mom itroi | little captors and show strong oposition to address the Columbus us impose self-sacrifice on brother, David Cassidy, looked on. paign swing through New Hampshire with what happens in Iowa and then downtown mantherter thing the shah, even if they were pro-shah Jewish Federation’s Young ourselves, then they’ll Weather Forecast A family spokesman said Cassidy and his new by greeting shoppers this weekend in up here in New Hampshire, ” the Men’s and Young Women’s know we mean business ” bride kept constant company for almost two years or neutral towards the shah before," New Hampshire’s largest mall. Senate minority leader said. Marino said. Division. Saturday said Sunny and quite windy cloudy Tuesday. Wave heights and were engaged last month. Their honeymoon An avid camera bug. Baker at Former Gov. Walter Peterson, Iranians and Arabs will today High temperatures 36 2 to 4 feet today through plans were not disclosed. Psychiatrists have suggested that times looked like a tourist, taking Baker’s state campaign manager, to 40, 3 C. Tonight clear. Con­ continue to see Americans Tuesday. Miss Hearst identified with her Sym- pictures of giggling school children downplays the significance of the as “disorganized tinued windy but not so cold. Extended Outlook bionese Liberation Army captors headstart that some GOP presiden­ all genuine leather Lows 2S to 30 Mostly sunny and shimmering crystal in window blusterers until we start to Extended outlook for New because of the severe stress of her tial candidates have had in New and a little warmer iSiesday displays. conserve petroleum. ” England Wednesday through Merry Martin experience. "We’ve got a lot of work to do," Hampshire. High temperatures in the low Friday: to mid 40s Probability of Mass., R.I. i Conn.: Fair Mary Martin, 66, is not one to sit around and precipitation near zero today Wednesday and Thursday. watch the years go by. “I’m shocked when I realize Endless Summer insu ated and tonight 10 percent Chance of a few showers or that I did ’South Pacific’ 30 years ago," she says. Tuesday. Northwest winds 15 flurries Friday. Relatively Summer never seems to go away on the to 20 mph becoming southwest "Shocked because I still think and feel as if I were fresh, warm air going fishing. The pier is only 15 to ^ mph and gusty this mild through the period with 19.” fishing pier at Fort Desoto Park near St. one of many recreational facilities at the 9()0 daytime highs in the mid 40s outdoor afternoon diminishing tonight. Although she’s showing up in a television movie Petersburg, Fla., where those who enjoy a to lower 50s Lows in the mid acre park, which is made up of five islands. Westerly winds 15 to 20 mph Dec. 7, Miss Martin says she doesn’t expect to lUINNESTER EVDIIK restful day in the sun can spend hours in 20s to lower 30s Wednesday return to Broadway musicals. (UPI photo) early Tuesday gradually and Thursday mid 30s early diminishing during the day "Today’s shows cost at least $2 million which boot Friday. Long Island Sound Vermont; Partly coudy means it would take two or three years to pay off,” This fully insulated, all leather Long Island Sound to Watch Wednesday Chance of she says. "And I don’t want to spend that much time outdoor bool will keep you Hill, R.I. and Montauk Point, in a show" — away from her children and Tax Breaks Proposed showers Thursday. Partly HEM U S H U 0M.Y comfortable whalever Ihe N.Y.: A high pressure area cloudy Friday. Highs 35 to 45 grandchildren. lemperalure outside. Specially will move across today and off She predicts, however, "romantic musicals will Wednesday and Friday Highs padded and insulated for the coast tonight followed by a in the 40s Thursday. Lows 25 definitely come back." weak cold front Tuesday to 35. To Stop Plant Closing HOME winter working, hiking or Northwest winds this morning Maine and New Hampshire: hunting... this all-purpose becoming westerly this after­ Fair Wednesday. Chance of HARTFORD (UPI) - SUte of­ over the last five years. the nation s largest steei manufac­ boot has a comfortably-soft noon and southwest tonight flurries north and chance of DELIVERED leather lining, including a showers south Thursday. Fair ficials are set to offer tax breaks and "We’ve been very successful in turer as early as last month, when averaging 10 to 20 knots. By Jove, He^s Got It padded leather tongue for Tuesday southwest becoming Friday. Daytime highs in the financial subsidies this week to per­ keeping companies in urban areas." rumors of the plant shutdowns began PER DAY northwest in the afternoon 10 30s north to 40s south. Over­ Baron Grade of Elstree is no Eliza Doolittle, suade U.S. Steel Co. to reverse its he said. “We offer a very attractive circulating. added comfort. Additional to 20 knots. Visibility general­ night lows in the mid teens to trying to cover his origins. In unveiling a new coat decision to close a New Haven plant. package." Logue said Saturday the company sturdy features: full-grain ly better than 5 miles. Sunny the 20s of arms to go with his title, the baron made it clear The plant closings would put 14,(KX) But he said U.S. Steel officials told had ignored his requests until this cowhide uppers, heavy-duty Uxlay. Fair tonight and partly he hadn’t forgotten that he began his rise as Lew people out of work — 400 of them in him the decision to close the New week, when officials agreed to attend brass eyelets. Goodyear welt Grade, theatrical agent. New Haven. Haven plant and 16 others in seven a meeting next Friday with Stockton. construction and oil-resistant, Because he always booked the biggest stars, the State Economic Development states was the result of a shrinking Logue and federal Commerce skid-proof soles. Brown .,. Across the Nation coat of arms has two stars, a mask of comedy and a Commissioner Eldward J. Stockton is market for steel cable, and Department officials. men’s 7'/?-12M. Save S7 thru hand holding a musical instrument, the balalaika. holding out some hope U.S. Steel will "prospects for reversing their deci­ Djgue and Stockton said they were Saturday. City Fest Hi Lo Los Angeles pc 80 61 And because he made most of his deals with a accept the same “attractive" offer sion is not very good." preparing to offer the firm subsidies c Our regular low price $33 Albuquerque c 52 24 Louisville 37 17 handshake, he adopted the Latin motto “Quod that has convinced 87 other manufac­ Stockton and New Haven Mayor and tax breaks to rebuild and moder­ Anchorage pc 32 11 Memphis c 42 24 promitto perficio" — "what I promise, I deliver.” turing firms to abandon plans to Miami Beach pc 75 63 Frank Logue said they both had tried nize its New Haven plant, plus Atlanta c 43 26 Grade is now head of Associated Com­ move out of the state or shut down Billings pc 51 40 Milwaukee pc 31 20 to arrange meetings with officials of government-sponsored job training 2599 Birmingham c 41 24 Minneapolis pc 28 25 munications, the most important company in programs and low-cost loans or British television. Boston c 38 24 Nashville c 36 14 grants. PUT VOURSELf Brownsville. Tx r 55 45 New Orleans pc 55 38 Stockton said a state tax relief SHOE-TOWNIN O UR SHOES- Buffalo pc 26 18 New York c 40 27 Feds Charge State program for urban businesses would Charleston. S.C c 51 32 Oklahoma City c 48 30 Ml ”WHIT( PAGIS' OI I'HOM DIRK l()R$ fOR IXA( I ADDRISSIA Keep On Trekkin^ guarantee U.S. Steel an 80 percent M o n -lh a n I 'lA < onvrrtM -nl lor almnv M anv Sh«M- lo w io op«-ii SimHav \ Charlotte, N C c 41 21 Omaha pc 34 27 abatement on property taxes for five VISA Masitreharge Chicago c 30 24 Philadelphia c 41 23 Wherever Shirley Maiewski goes, she wears a With Noncomplianee years, plus a 25 percent reduction in Phoenix Cleveland c 29 10 c 73 42 ■’Star Trek Lives" button. But don’t call her a fan- its corporate business tax for 10 Columbus c 31 15 Pittsburgh c 31 17 club member. Mrs. Maiewski, a University of Dallas c 55 31 Portland. Me c 36 15 HARTFORD (UPI) - A federal dicapped children reach the same years if it were to rebuild or moder­ Massachusetts cashier, heads an international com­ agency has charged the state Board educational level as non-handicapped nize the 75-year-old plant. Denver pc 54 40 Portland. Ore. r 53 44 mittee of 150 that does nothing but answer questions Des Moines Providence c 40 23 of Education with failing to require children. The state also would help the com­ pc 33 24 about Star Trek. "We call it a job,” she says. "We Detroit c 27 10 Richmond c 42 23 local school districts to pay for ser­ He said the agency’s directive pany if it wanted to relocate within $150 TRADE IN donate all our services. Donate our money," About Duluth pc 27 23 SI Louis c 33 24 vices for handicapped children. could significantly increase the Connecticut, Stockton said. 50.000 queries have come in since the science fiction El Paso c 57 21 Salt Lake City cy 39 30 The U.S. Office of Civil Rights has financial burden on some districts, He said the tax relief program has 90 DAYS “Same as cash Hartford San Antonio cy 47 series started in 1967. ’’Star Trek was ahead of its c 36 13 63 given the state board 90 days to cor­ and the amount would depend on the saved more than $200 million in (lo QUALIFIED CUSTOMERS Honolulu pc 77 40 San Diego pc 77 51 time, ” Mrs. Maiewski says. "It showed us just rect the alleged violation of federal number of claims filed on behalf of revenues and 10,000 jobs which would Houston cy 61 San Francisco pc 62 54 Now you can own a 1980 modal Curtla 46 because someone is different, they’re not necessari­ law or face loss of federal funds. handicapped children. have been lost by firms moving out of Indianapolis c 33 17 San Juan r 83 75 ly evil. ” The Star Trek movie opens soon — an Connecticut. Mathaa Color TV and have 90 days lo pay Jackson, Mss. pc 47 23 Seattle r 46 40 State Education Commissioner He said the problem arises in lor II wilh no Inlerosl. Gel a $150 Irade In answer to her most-asked question: when is Star Mark Shedd said Sunday he believes Logue met last week with 12 union toward a now console color TV and 90 days Jacksonville c 60 34 Spokane r 38 34 Trek coming back? defining what constitutes “related Kansas City pc 35 28 Tampa pc 65 49 the state is in compliance with the services" to the handicapped under employees of the New Haven plant to same as cash lo pay lor It. That’s why spirit of the law, but he has ordered discuss ways their employer could be there’s never been a better lime to buy a Las Vegas c 56 33 Washington c 44 29 the federal Rehabilitation Act of Curtis Mathes Color Television. Little Rock pc 37 22 Wichita c 39 30 an investigation into special educa­ 1974. persuaded to slay in New Haven. Quote of the Day tion statutes to be sure there is com­ Local school boards must provide William Luedee, president of Local pliance. medical and psychiatric diagnostic 2141 of the United Steel Workers of The Almanac Health, Education and Welfare Secretary . Shedd noted the civil rights agency services but not treatment, he said. America, told Logue the company’s Patricia Harris: “I suspect concern over the possi­ could recommend a cutoff of funds to The civil rights charge stemmed reasons for leaving were related to ble disintegration of the family has been present in the U.S. Department of Health, from a case in Bethel, where a costly pollution control equipment. By I'niled PreiiH Inlernalionul every society....! am sure that Adam and Eve first Education and Welfare, but canqot mother charged her handicapped U.S. Steel had been ordered by Today is Monday, Dec. 3. the 337tn day of 1979 with 28 to take action on its own. state and federal environmental questioned the future of the family when Cain slew daughter was denied psychiatric ser­ E576R (25" Diog. Mm i . Contois) follow. Abel” Gabriel Simches, head of the agencies to stop dumping toxic "The moon is full. vices illegally by the school board. state’s Bureau of ^hool Services, The Bethel board is paying for the wastes into the city’s sewer system ( M > m a \ N H CURTIS MATHES The morning stars are Mars, Jupiter, Saturn and Mer­ said under state regulations, school by 1980 and the cost to install equip­ cury, girl’s Elducation in a private school districts must pay for those services for children with multiple handicaps. ment to handle the wastes had WITH THESE FEATURES The evening star is Venus. Glimpses considered necessary to help han­ reached $1.5 million, Leudee said. e tOOK SOLID STATE Those bom on this date are under the sign of Sagit­ lISO lir-D lot. Msst.PsfloMo) e ELECTRONIC TUNER tarius. 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UPftR im i ’S FA8WNCI0II in possession of a good fortune must be in want of a New Hampshire: 2569. WlSTFARIilS MALL 561.384) NUT TO STOP i S'OP wife.” Rhode Island: 2884. EVENING HERALD, Mon., Dec. S, 1979 - 5 I - EVENING HERALD. Mon . Dec. 3. 1979 Do Federal Employees Get More Pay and Benefits? .Editorial, iHmidiriitpr EuniimjUrralft WASHINGTON (UPI) - In mid- His case illustrates the situation of Public and private studies agree number of federal white collar A 7 percent pay raise for civilian comission including the heads of the 1988, federal accountant Raymond employes are believed to be above employes that went into effect in Oc­ Office of Personnel Management, Of­ Manchester — A City of Village Charm many federal employes who have had that blue collar federal employes are Williams was paid $22,895 a year. By substantial pay Increases in recent earning an average of 8 percent their counterparts. tober will add another $4 billion. fice of Management and Budget and A Modest Proposal Founded Oct. 1,1881 January of 1973, wltlxwt any promo­ years under a complex formula above their private sector counter­ A study by the U.S. Chamber of According to preliminary fiscal th e L ab o r Department. It 1979 figures for postal workers, who recommends government pay scales. It is obvious the work must At the same time we think tion, he was being paid $34,971 - a whose aim is to keep federal pay parts. Commerce, which some government The taxpayers of Published by the Manchester Publishing Co., Herald Square, raise of $12,278 in four and a half officials reject as Inaccurate, found negotiate their salaries over the the town should take stock of comparable to private business and "Federal blue-collar wage rates Manchester are faced with the be done to prevent the high Manchester, Conn. 06040. Telephone (203) 643-2711. years. industry. often exceed local prevailing rates, the average salary of a federal white bargaining table, average salaries The president can either send this prospect of major repairs to school building from further its holdings. M«ml»r. Audit BurMu ol Circulation Mambar, Unltad Pfaaa Inlamallooal Williams' salary had increased by But the formula hasn't worked out putting the government at a com­ collar worker was $17,499, compared plus benefits are over $22,0(X) a year. recommendation to Congress for 54 percent even though he had to a $15,554 average for private in­ By contrast the average classroom acceptance or rejection, or propose Manchester High School. deterioration. The question Some prospects for possible Stavan Harry, Exacuttva Editor * as many bad hoped. Employee petitive advantage in the labor remained in his GS-15 grade. The dustry white collar workers. teacher earns $15,040. The mean an alternative. The recent release of a plaguing town and school of­ sale include the Buckland Fire Cuttomtf Sarvlct — 647>0946 Frank A. Elurbank. Managing Editor organizations and the Office of Per­ market,” a General Accounting Of­ Raymond F. Roblnaon, EdKor«PubHthar HaroM E. Turkington, Editor Emarltua Consumer Price Index over this sonnel Management say that the pay fice study said. Whoever Is right, year after year salary of policemen is $14,911. detailed report outlining all the ficials is where will the money Station and Buckland School. period had risen by only 22 percent. raises have not kept pace with the But there is no consensus about the overall federal salary costs have Under the comparability system, For example, when the president’s be found. Putting town-owned land and public buildings. Williams, who asked that his real private sector salaries, nor with the pay of federal white collar workers. been going up — in some cases sharp­ the Labor Department’s Bureau of deficiencies in the building amenities that make pay agent recommmded a 10.4 per­ name not be used, was a cost of living. With some exceptions, officials ly- Labor Statistics conducts annual sur­ present the prospect of One idea would be to look at buildings back on the tax rolls Manchester what it is. We hope a continuing effort cent pay raise for federal white management-level federal official However, other studies have at­ believe that federal white collar Military and civilian government veys for a wide range of private jobs, all building and real estate makes good sense. is made to isolate problems as collar workers for fiscal year 1980, taxpayers digging deep into But others may have no who retired and is now in a second tacked the comparability formula, workers get nearly the same or less salaries, which are figured under and through a complex system of President Carter asked for a flat 5 their inflation-drained pockets holdings of the town with an It brings in capital revenue value to the town and could those specified in the high career joh in private business. saying it has paid many federal salary than their private business separate systems, now cost ratios, curves, and something called Today, if he were still working for taxpayers an estimated $79 billion a "weighting,” derives pay scales for percent raise. He later changed that to come up with funds to pay eye toward sale to taxpaying to help cover costs of other better work for the community school building report and go workers more than they would get in counterparts. to 7 percent, to which congress the government, Williams would be year, up from $63 billion just four non-government employment. for the work. entities. town projects and it creates a further in devising imaginative private business, while paying others But when the government pension agreed. by being owned and taxed. making $50,112 a year. less. benefits are figured in, a large years ago. These figures are turned over to a When the report was A move in that directionr new source of tax revenue to While town officials are approaches to finding presented to the Manchester came last week when General help covers the operating costs asking such questions they also solutions. School Board it had no es­ Manager Robert B. Weiss an- of the town and schools. might take a look at the Spruce The benefits of such public timate of the costs of the nounced plans to seek In addition to those already Street Fire Station to deter­ policy would be many. The program. proposals on the sale, rental or mentioned, the town should mine if it has value beyond that taxpayers will be best served Manchester Community Work on the high school roof, other use of the Linden Street conduct an inventory of other of storage. by a government approaching College offers this calen­ alone, could cost between Senior Citizens Center. land and buildings to deter­ Creative public administra­ problems with an open mind dar of events in the interest That's a first step. Revenue of the community. All the $500,000 and $800,000 at today's mine if it is necessary to hold tion is a rarety. We commend restoring land and buildings to MCC-sponsored activities prices. Inflation could drive produced from such a sale it. Weiss and School Supt. James taxable status when they no listed below are open to the the costs even higher if the could help pay for costs to Some parcels are needed for Kennedy for their energies to longer are needed to serve public and many are free of project is delayed. repair other public buildings. green areas, parks and those public needs. charge. For further infor­ find solutions to problems of mation, call 646-2137. Today, Dec. 3 •Dinner: Roast Duckling with Orange Thoughts Sauce, 6:30 p.m., $4.50. Tuesday, Dec. 4 if a man has enough to live on. hopelessness, born into misery, and •Dinner: Polish, Glabki and yet when he sees his brother in to die in torment, is a way of life un­ (Stuffed Cabbage), 6:30 need shuts up his heart against him. known to us. but not unheard of in p.m., $4.50. how can it be said that the divine love many places of the world today. May Wednesday, Dec. 5 dwells in him’’ My children, love each one of us make a personal com­ Play; “ Out of Our must not be a matter of words or mitment to sacrifice material Father’s House,” (play of talk; it must be genuine, and show blessings which we've received from four women in American Itself in action." (I John 3:17-18 God. in order to bring aid and com­ History), 7:30 p.m., main NEB I fort to our Cambodian neighbors in campus, music room. Men's Perma-Press Today, as never before, we need to their darkest hour Men’s Basketball: MCC Pajimas examine our lives to see where and Remember, no single individual vs. Greater Hartford Com­ can make a contribution, which by munity College. 8 p.m.. 6.44 Ouf Reg. 7.99 how we can be a blessing to those Colt or middy styles In who are less fortunate than itself will make a significant Letter East ^tholic High School. polylcotlon Solids end ourselves. Here in the U.S.A. we enjoy difference in the Cambodians' Thorsday, Dec. 6 pstlerns. Sizes S to the best in food, education and desperate fight for .survival; but, as Support Group: medical care It is evident that God concerned God-fearing people who “ Mothers,” 2 p.m.. has blessed our country. According to are greatly blesses, we can stand Donation Women’s Center Trailer. the Holy Bible God wills that His together and contribute help which •Dinner: Arabic Chicken children share with the needy I will make significant impact for Brochette, 6:30 p.m., $4.50. believe our Nation must be sensitive good Support Group; to the needs of the poor in our own As we prepare to celebrate the Explained “Becoming Single,’’ 7 p.m.. Women’s Center Men’s Pile-Lined country and elsewhere in the world birthday of Jesus Christ, we can truly To the editor: Trailer. Slippers We have wealth to be shared. make It "a season of love and joy " as Concert by Jazz Quarter In view of the recent controversy 4.67 Out R sg S.SS Daily we read and hear of the we share our resources with those in (Gigliotti et alii), 3 p.m., _ POST wO(*TX at the Nov. 20 meeting of the Man-made uppers with hunger, disease and death among the need main campus, music room. genuine suede soles In HUUV\6 N.E.P. 79 Manchester Board of Directors Cambodian people. The suffering is Margaret Anderson, sizes 7 to 12. Pull regarding the subject of the Friday, Dec. 7 sizes only. so great that one cannot begin to Member, Holocaust. Ben Ezra Chapter and •Dinner: Polynesian, Calvary Church. comprehend the horror that sur­ Charter Oak Lodge of B'nai B’rith, Teriyaki-KBobs, 6:30 p.m.. rounds their lives. To be conceived in Manchester The Lighter Side who gave the $150 donation, would $4.50. 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In solids and prints. Contrast trim. One size didn't freeze over, the moon didn't that the postal deficit ranked right up charge. popular mocassin style. As part of that program and in an Film; Sponsored by the t00% cotton. Flares. Terries, brushed fabric Mschins wash. S,M,L Sizes S.M.U. fits all. turn blue, water didn't run uphill an there with apple pie and motherhood 5 to 10. Full sizes only. As long as we had a Post Office effort to educate the public on the Make Today Count Gub 6t8 Reg., 8-18 Slim. & mors. Sizes 7 to 14. the cows didn't come home. But the as one of the abiding symbols of the Campus Support Group Department manned through the historical facts of the German d U S Postal Service announced last republic. concerned with serious congressional patronage system and Holocaust, the local B’nai B'rith r week it was out of the red. If a man can no longer believe in otherwise guided by the political niness of Loved Ones, 8 \ J I chapter and lodge made their con­ That bombshell left many citizens the inevitability of the postal service p.m., main campus winds on Capitol Hill, a postal deficit tribution to foster the teaching of the dazed and disoriented. If there was operating at a loss, wherein can he was as certain as sunset. auditorium. facts of the Holcaust and its terrible one thing we had come to accept as lodge his trust? Monday, Dec. 10 It was only after the establishment lesson in an effort to prevent the constant in an ever-changing world, The postal service in the black, you Dinner: Pork Chops of a quasi-independent postal agency recurrence of the heinous crime of it was the postal deficit. say? Next you'll be trying to tell me a with Sherried Apples, 6:30 that the break with tradition could genocide. Life without a postal deficit seems mob of crazy Iranians has seized the p.m., $4.50. occur. Today, when we read about the almost unthinkable. It was the Rock U.S. embassy. Forum: “Technology You don't see governmental func­ starvation of the Cambodians and the of Gibraltar, death and taxes all I don't think Bolger's thunderbolt and the Seamless Web: tions still subject to the federal potential destruction of three million ...PO you R W E M K R ASKIHq THE WILLIAM E. rolled into one. would have left me quite so shaken Ethical Dilemmas,’’ 8 budgetary process turning up sur­ people, coupled with the destruction PETTIJ0HM5 OF DE5 MOIREi IOWA TO PROP PP IP Yet there was Postmaster General had lightning not struck twice in the p.m., main campus pluses. do you? of 13-14 million Jews and non-Jews THEY WERE EVER IK IVE KEiqHPORUOOP? William Bolger reporting that the same place. By that I mean that right auditorium. Let us try to collect ourselves long due to the Nazi movement only 35 mail service not only was breaking after reporting the postal deficit's enough to ponder what eradication of yMrs ago. and the slaughter of a •Dinners will be served even but — save the mark — actually disappearance, he disclosed that the postal deficit portends. Is it only half-million Ugandans by Idi Amin ' a t th e Regional Oc­ showing a profit. stamp prices would temporarily stop a temporary aberration, as Bolger just recently, the subject of the cupational Training I'm just glad my late father wasn't going up. indicated? Or does it carry seeds of Holocaust and genocide is still timely Center, Wetherell Street. there at the time. For he surely No postal rate increases for at No alcoholic beverages contagion? and necessary today. would have taken out after Bolger least 13 months, you say? Next you'll In other words, is it possible we allowed. Manuel Jainchill. with his walking stick. be trying to tell me the hanks have might wake up one day and find Am- President, Charter Oak Lodge, "Destroy a man's faith in the cut back the prime interest rate. trak running the railroads at a B’Nai B'rith, \ g postal deficit, will you'’" old Dad At a time like this, there is strong profit? I don’t think my heart could Manchester. would have shouted, swinging the temptation to search for scapegoats. stand the shock. Washington Merry~Go~Round .. l■^ant| KnQilVs

A pound of gingar wM so The Lobbyist Locusts Descent on the Hill valuabit during th« Middle A case in point: Annie Method of Ages thit it wet worth a By Jack Anderson profits tax, consumer-protection alcohol, anyway. It’s what such a warning labels. Hill Knowlton is INSIDE INSURANCE: Sky-high whole sheep. measures and conservation and en­ label would do their products' experienced in such backroom interest rates aren’t the only peril Columbus, Ga., bought a car from WASHINGTON - In most of the vironmental bill, among other carefully nutured image of maneuvering. faced by borrowers these days. Bill Heard Chevrolet Inc. in country, this is the holiday season; in things. harmlessness and respectability. With characteristic ingenuity, the Unwary consumers also get hit for neighboring Phenix City, Ala., last PQBOMUZED FLOORS August. The General Motors Accep­ Washington, it's the lobbying season. One battle that has so far escaped “They don’t want their products to p.r. specialists devised a strategy socalled “CREDIT INSURANCE” May ba raachad at tance Corp. office on the car dealer’s Like annual versions of the 17-year public attention involves legislation be known as baby killers,” a Capitol based on the contention that such — and pay premiums on it of more tafaphona number 846- premises agreed to finance the locusts, the lobbyists representing that would require warning labels on Hill source explained to our reporter warning labels are an inadequate than $2 billion a year. purchase. Asked if she wanted credit special interests burrow un­ bottles of liquor, advising pregnant Lucette Lagnado. solution to the problem. Public These policies protect the insurance. Method said no. derground for much of the time, women that there is growing The trouble is that the liquor in­ education is the key, they suggested borrower — or, more accurately, the emerging only when congressional evidence of a link between alcohol dustry’s whole sales pitch — that to us in an interview — only educated creditor — from default due to death Method later found that she had legislation threatens the profitable consumption and birth defects. drinking in moderation is okay — consumers would be competent to In­ or disability. Investigators for Sen. been charged for credit insurance. W atch Y our When she went back to get the un­ operations of ^ Pushed by the bipartisan team of would be contradicted by a warning terpret a warning label correctly. Howard Metzenbaum, D-Oblo, have wanted policy canceled, the finance their corporate Sens. Strom Thurmond, R-S.C. and label for pregnant women. For the One vehicle for the industry cam­ found that not only are the premiums paign has been the Education Com­ unduly high, but that in many cases officer ag re^, but told her she clients. Then they *' ^ Donald Riegle, D-Mich., as an evidence is that even moderate con­ MT-CO needed "disahility” insurance — for nibble away quiet- » ' amendment to authorizing legislation sumption of alcohol by expectant mission of the States, a supposedly creditors trick their customers into $253. She signed up. ’TTaffli r m T y Vaaiie. ly at the proposed for the National Institute of mothers may result in the Fetal non-partisan group that wangled a buying credit insurance — or in some As of Nov. 19, Method had yet to laws, stripping Alcoholism and Drug Abuse, the Alcohol Syndrome, or severe brain grant from the Department of cases even include it in the financing receive a copy of her insurance them of tough regulation seems a modest enough damage with facial deformities. Health, Education and Welfare for a agreement without telling the 0iwlle8.w.n provisions that proposal. Unlike the blanket warning The industry also fears that the study of alcohol. Yet the ECS Task borrower. policy from the car dealership that dIolBiitulw would protect the on cigarette packages, the liquor- proposed warning label would be just Force on Responsible Decisions handled the disability insurance, despite repeated requests. S e S eeadM ■ » eelgai leee - 4MIMO public from the fatcats' greed. bottle label would aim at only one a first step in a flood of government about Alcohol was loaded with liquor Forty ‘ states permit inequitable CLwwWaeeasie. The salesman who sold Method the The plague of lobbyists has been small segment of the drinking pop­ regulations — maybe even an industry representatives. Not sur­ rate structures ttot return less than M i r . car told our associate Tony Capaccio especialiy active in this session of ulation. But it has the booze in­ ingredients-labellng requirement. prisingly, it concluded that labeling half the amount of premiums paid in S m S ? * 3 * * they were trying to find out what ■m Congress. It has been a do-nothing dustry (— and their lobbyists — in a So the Distilled Spirits Council of was not advisable. benefits. Four states — South happened to her policy. He also in­ stto'jggr?- Congress now even more susceptible panic. the United States (DISCUS) has Carolina, Alabama, Louisiana and sis t^ that Method had asked for the to the lobbyists’ delaying tactics as it • restrained the high-powered Interestingly, HEW is emphatical­ Mississippi — allow creditors to I N S n N M l i l tries to clean up things for the year- It’s not the threatened loss of preg­ Washington public relations firm of ly in favor of labeling. But Hill and charge $1 in premiums for each $100 disability policy, which she denies. ■of the amount financed. The payoff Last we heard, the company was n R W P vi end vacation. nant patronage that has the liquor Hill and Knowlton, to keep the label Knowlton is busily distributing the M A N C M m iL The lobbysits have conducted cam­ moguls scared — many expectant off the bottle. As a veteran of the findings of the ECS task force — fin­ rate, or loss ratio, in these states arranging to give Method back her STORE HOURS: MON. THRU FRI„ 10 AM to S BHSR u RDAY, 9 AM to 10 PM »SUNDAY, 10 AM to 6 PM »PRICE8 EFFECTIVE THRU SATURDAY $253 premium. paigns to defeat the oil windfall mothers lose their appetite for tobacco industry’s long fight against dings that were financed by HEW. comes to about 30 cents on the dollar. EVENING HERALD. Mon,. Dec. J, 1879 EVENING HERALD, Mon., Dec. 3, 1979 - 7 Only Scrooge Objects Region Eyes Plan to Buy Water Power from Canada By United PrrA» Intrrnallonal the feasibility study being conducted New England regulatory com­ sidize the project. • The (Canadian government would noted, and view efforts to secure Christmas Card Prices Up Canadian and New England utility by his firm and the New England missions and utility executives who “If it happens, fine, but I doubt it,” power from Hydro-Quebec as self- isnnnsRUERviiK have to recover its investment. officials will form a group soon to Power Pool will take six months to journeyed to Canada recently to see he said. • Hydro-Quebec would have to sell defeating. By FREDERICK WINSHIP — but the sales total will be around $1.2 billion creative director of Hallmark. ‘”rhere is a study the possibility of the northeast one year to complete. the James Bay project had mixed Richard was more optimistic about the power at a price competitive with Other options are being explored. definite trend toward an uptown kind of buying power from Canada’s $15 NEW YORK (UPI) - The price of Christ­ Instead of 1978’s |1 billion, according to a If the idea is deemed worthy, he feelings about the prospect of the potential for selling hydroelectric prices in the United States. One idea is for the states themselves spokesman for the National' Association of elegance, but there’s nothing subtle about It. billion James Bay project — the said, negotiations for supplying securing power from Hydro-Quebec. power to the northeastern United • A surplus of power must exist in to band together and negotiate a mas cards is up about 20 percent over last We also think silkscreen prints appeal to RIRSRUERVniERR Greeting Card Publishers. largest hydroelectric facility in power will begin and are expected to ’The group never saw James Bay States. Canada and a need for power must power contract for the region. year but only a Scrooge wouid object. younger buyers.” North America. take at least two years, because poor visibility kept the plane "If we decide to go ahead, I think exist in the United States. That proposal also has elicited The average Christmas card, one which Although there are no revolutionary changes Hallmark doesn’t stint on cards for the But even if the task force decides Another eight years must be from landing. Hydro-Quebec can put something But more than one New England mixed reactions. would appeal to a discriminating sender, is in card design, the U.N.’s Year of the Child ob­ traditional buyer, however. It has introduced the scheme is feasible, the bulk of the figured in for the construction of One power company executive, together that is mutually beneficial,” utility regulator said power company Ralph Gelder, head of the Maine running around 60 cents, about a dime more viously inspii^ a great many designs in­ a new ^ ristm as Heritage line featuring fine power probably will not be able to transmission lines, Richard said, and who asked not to be identified, said he said. Public Utilities Commission, said it than last year, according to industry sources. volving children. Household pets run a close officials in the region are paying only qualify color photographs of holiday settings flow through transmission lines for it remains unclear where they will after the trip he doubts utilities will For the actual sale to take place, JERVniERRIECHRI About the cheapest Christmas card around, second, and the religious theme has been lip service to the concept of utilizing is up to utilities to secure power. The in Colonial Wllliamshurg, Va., houses accom­ at least a decade — if it does at ail. run. Richard said, three conditions would role of regulators is to exert a little bought by the box, is 30 cents, with classy “bom again” in a big way accompanied by foot the bill for construction of Canadian hydro power. panied by sentimental messages. Jean Claude Richard, a Hydro- It is also unclear whether the be required by Canadian power of­ cards bearing engraving, jacquard silk scenes, quotes from the Bible and messages about transmission lines — and it is unlike­ Many utilities have substantial in­ pressure on planning when possible, Also traditional are the cards of an unusual Quebec official, recently predicted project will materialize. Officials of ficials: he said. tapestry and fine reproductions of Old Master sharing and loving. The official Christmas ly the federal government will sub­ vestments in nuclear plants, he new line designed and published by a 150- The state of Connecticut also is madonnas can run up to $3. stamp bears Gerard David’s madonna and IIECHRISmiRSRU child from the National Gallery in Washington. person cooperative community at ’Turners looking to NEPOOL to do the "Inflation means nothing when it comes to Falls, Mass., to raise funds for a solar-heated bargaining, according to John Christmas cards,” said George Clark, The elegance of metallic foils, satiny finishes, luminous pearly effects, and village. It features beautifully designed, old- Rhody Official Sees Reluctance to Join Downey, chairman of the Public manager of the (iurzart shop in midtown restrained glitter is the mark of the 1979 card. fashioned representations of Santa and his Utilities Control Authority. Manhattan which specializes in cards from "a stabilization of prices and a check door, and hopes cooperation — rather ’The card awarded the Printing Industries of reindeers, instead of the jogging, golfing, ten­ PROVIDENCE (UPI) - Public megawatts might be available to energy sources and utilities' concern "We're reeulatorv only,” Downey small companies with reputations for tasteful, nis playing, bibulous Santas portrayed in some New England at first and 8,000 to 10,- over whether they could make profits on the inflation spiral,” Burke said. than competition — can be arranged said. "We don't buy or sell power,” RIRSRUERVniERR artistic Christmas greetings. America’s annual award for excellence of Utilities Commissioner Edward F. with New York, New Jersey and Gov. J. Joseph Garrahy, chairman design bears a Christmas tree formed out of sportier card lines. Burke say he senses "real reluc­ 000 megawatts by the mid-1980s, he on power they don't generate Vermont Public Service Board "People don't want to think of themselves themselves, of the New England Governors Pennsylvania. shiny gold, green and red letters spelling "A The Year of the C3iild concept can be aided tance" among New England's elec­ said Chairman Richard Saudek, as Scrooge. They don't stop buying cards just directly by purchasing cards from UNICEF, Conference and Regional Commis­ Charges for power Quebec now Very merry Christmas.” tric utilities to join efforts to obtain meanwhile, is a strong advocate of Award-Winning Card because the cost is up, but maybe the more which offers a wide range of designs by artists "There is still reluctance on the "We feel that our function as sion, has been discussing the sells to New York and Vermont now Hallmark, which accounts for some 50 per­ power from the new James Bay states entering the power bargaining expensive cards are taking the place of small around the world for as low as 30 cents. part of the New England electric regulations, and their (utilities') possibilities with Quebec,^ Premier runs 20 percent below the world oil arena. The price of Christmas cards is up. The average card is running gifts. You'd be surprised at the kind of people cent of C3iristmas card sales in America, says hydroelectric project in Quebec. function, should be to bring power at Rene Levesque. market price. the trend is inspired by younger buyers "who CARE, Inc., will send a holiday card to utilities, in my opinion, to "As a matter of fact, that is around 60 cents, about a dime more than last year. Metallic foils, who seem to think nothing of plunking down $3 the cheapest price to customers. 1 Levesque earlier this year said At that rate. Burke said, purchase want to send cards that reflect their attitudes friends, relatives or business associates meaningfully negotiate for this already starting." he said. “In satiny finishes and restrained glitter mark the 1979 cards. This card, for a card. Office secretaries, for instance." Burke, state PUC chairman, said would hope we're on the same Quebec might be able to sell 25 per­ of 6,000 megawatts a year would save and lifestyles." saying a contribution (minimum $2) has been power. " Burke said Sunday. general, the public utilities com­ "A Very Merrie Christmas,” was awarded the Printing Industries of Increased costs of paper and printing are he expects a limited amount of power wavelength." Burke said. cent of the James Bay power output New England $200 million in annual "The disco-inspired shiny, satiny look is made in their name to help destitute people, missions are getting more involved America annual award for excellence of design, (UPI photo) the reason for the inflationary hike in Christ­ mostly children overseas. from the $15 billion project could be The reluctance, he said, was due to from April through October. power costs. Construction of new in planning" mas card prices. Some 38 billion cards will be perhaps the most noticeable design trend this available beginning next summer. two factors: the hesitation to become For customers, hydropower Burke said New England isn't the power lines could be paid off with bought — about the same number as last year year,” said George Parker, vice president and Projections show about 1,000 to 1.500 dependent upon another nation for purchased from Canada should mean only area knocking on Levesque's several years' savings, he said.

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i)e«Mi)BM)Mia[tan(iai<«9l 8 ^EVENING HERA;^. Mon.. EVENING HERALD, Mon., Dec. 3, 1979 - 9 lU A C C New* Open House Slated WATER WEIRHT Giaimo May Face Fight For MHS Parents MANCHESTER -P a r e n ts of There Are Only 18 Giving Days Left E-UM students at Manchester High School Bxccit w iU r bi tht body caa ^ have been invited to an open house By NANCY CARR every month at their clothes. ODComfortabk. B-UM w ill chicken and turkey — in- Bank. Beautiful ladies. "It is amazing bow many lor the work you do." From Within His Party Wednesday at which they have an op­ Executive Director monthly meeting. Bless you all. dividual servings of "My sincere thanks for people supported me This beautiful thank you yoo \ m n c m w a ta r w a ig bt. Wa • to Ted Fairbanks for at Ufgatt Pariutda Ptermacy portunity to speak to school ad­ • and a very special ravioli, etc. baby food). In the use of the Pantry during this difficult ordeal. letter to you was accom- Store ryo mmaadH year that he wanted to run next year 1982. D ^o u realize it's only 19 much needed blankets and HARTFORD (UPI) - Rep. Robert ministrators and to teachers. GIVING days until Satur­ thank you to Martha short, they shopped for during this financial crisis. I am sending you a check to pani^ by a $30 check for jSEJHiJP $9^^ if Giaimo didn’t, said that was due to The sources said a change in con­ all the nice people who Perkins and Harriet MHc 1MTWI Ih Giaimo. D-Conn., who has The open house runs from 7:30 to day, Dec. 22, the day we’ll exactly what we were in The results of the un­ help another family with he Emergency Pantry speculation that Giaimo will seek the gressional rules had b a rr^ Giaimo have brought in clothes in Searles who went to the Cut and JUICE ORANGES D evil Dog Ritz Crackers m ix tu re to s u it e a c h e nd e v e ry te s te . behalf of the (Connecticut citizens N.Y., who has said the is considering ribbons. Parents will do ■FULL CASE" SNACK CAKES Tea Bags IM P O R TE D IM P O R TE D tonponed Pood Mart 4/5 * 7 _ 4 9 the wrapping. 8 PACK - 12 OUNCE PKG. 1X X Whole Bean W h o le B een W h o le B ean BUSHEL 79^# W DOZEN DC 12 OUNCE PACKAGE 100 COUNT PACKAGE This is our only toy COLUMBIAN iytOCHA Qourmat Blind collection of the year. "FARMER BROWN” What you bring in for the FRESH WASHED SPIN ACH69' • 1 .4 S ♦ 3 . 4 9 ! 3 . 4 9 U.8. NO 1 '•FRENCH’S" - SIZE ’A’ Irwin Nixes GOP Job children will be disbursed REGULAR or DIET RUSSET POTATOES BAKING ' b a g *1.59 FOOD CLUB to needy families the U S NO t “NEW YOflK STATE- X 7V4 O Z-A nt C&C COLA 12 OUNCE CAN MAC. & CHEESE DINNER 4 P K 0 8 b y ’^Waldbaam’s N.Y. S tyle DELI!^ following Friday and YELLOW ONIONS 5 LB BAG 79* CUCUMBER. RUSSIAN, CAESAR or GREEN OOOOE88 LUNDY - SUCEO TO ORDER U S. NO. 1 “ WASHINGTON STATE' • OZ. C Q « Saturday, so please don't FOOD CLUB CATSUP 20 OUNCE BOTTLE B O H LE t > y But Berry Wants Post ANJOU PEARS LB 49* KEN’S SALAD DRESSINGS forget to stop into Martin GREEN GIANT FOOD CLUB C ooked H am $ 2 5 9 Ltd. this weekend. ^— APPLE ORCHARD SALE! — HARTFORD (UPI) - James Central Committee member, called dredge up some Biebel loyalist to NIBLETS CORN or PEAS 4 ISSi 99* HOT COCOA MIX 120U N C E 1 2P A C K keep his seat warm in the event If you missed the food U.S. EXTRA FANCY ■ "WASHINGTON STATE" 2W " MIn ' &- Shoulder Irwin, who waged the strongest op­ for grass roots organizing Saturday collection, you’re most Red £r Golden Delicious 'VIROINU STYLE' position to Republican State (Chair­ in announcing her candidacy for the Reagan loses. U.S.D.A. CHOICE - (TOP LOIN) BAKED HAM SUCEO TO ORDER l^'2.99 man Frederick Biebel’s re-election chairman’s post. "It will be a terrible tragedy for welcome to drop it off at or U.S. FANCY - MACINTOSH, IMPORTED FJOROLANO the Toy Collection. ROMES & CORTLANDS LB 49* earlier this year, says he doesn’t ”We must involve town com­ Republicanism in Connecticut if we SWISS CHEESE LI *2.79 want the post now that Biebel has mittees in the process of party don’t take advantage of this oppor­ Gift Ideas GREEN DIAMOND organization and we must help town WALNUT MEATS -lbi SLICING PROVOLONE LI *2.29 resigned. tunity to seek out a person of high Our teen-agers are often Beef Shell CHURNEY8 But Louise S. Berry of Danielson, committees build the effective moral standards, exceptional in­ 20 OZ Whole or Half - Untrimmed Stanton overlooked at Christmas GENERIC MIXED NUTS BAG WALNUT CHEESE BALLS ^ *2.49 the GOP’s unsuccessful candidate for organization that will put qualified tellectual capabilities, and un­ ^NERIC CHURNEYB since many oeople seem to 24 OZ secretary of the state last year, says Republicans into office.” she said. questioned recognition and respect,” like buying for toddlers or FRESH SALTED PEANUTS BAG SMOKEY ALMOND SPREADli*2.69 he added. Zero King's single-breasted, FINEST QUALITY "HAND SUCEO" she does. Biebel announced his resignation feel that teen-agers are old Item of the Week! Former state Agriculture Com­ ALASKAN LOX l'S *1.99 ig S fu i *2.09 Irwin said he has had “many calls” last week to take a job with former button front model with enough to “understand.” Fresh O O C DEUCIOOSLY SMOKED ...... , encouraging him to run for the California Gov. Ronald Reagan’s missioner Fenton P. Futtner also has Understanding being ! T f .S S presidential campaign. announced his candidacy for the COCONUTS each 0 5 l LARGE WHITE FISH ^ *1.49 state’s top GOP job. from which he pile collar and lapels in poor, understanding that OUR BUTCHERS WILL CUSTOM CUT YOUR SHELLS "HEBREW NATtONAL" KOSHER BEEF Irwin, who pulled out of the chair­ chairman’s post. CdcOAutt art a vakiahM baiting ingradiani which can ba uaad in OF BEEF AT NO EXTRA CHARGE UPON REQUEST! unsuccessfully sought to oust Biebel Dad has leV. or is out of pucMlnot.puddlnot. ptat, cakae. cookiaa. and candy Tha maai haa a U S D A C H O IC E FRANKS or KNOCKWURSTil*2.19 manship race just before the Biebel fired Futtner from his job Cavalry twill. daiightfui moiei,rnoiai, crunchy quality which comcomae aa a eurpnaa to "KOSHER KINO" earlier this year. work and there is no money paopla who h e vt navar triad Fraan Cocortute. U S D A CHOICE BEEF U.S.DA. CHOICE U.S.O A. CHOICE . BEEF But the Litchfield management Republican State Central Committee as manager of the party’s office Due to ou' *'e«ri Tueeoey Whole Beef BARBECUE CHICKENS l i*1.19 \ MOO. is one thing: being able to Boneless BEEF Boneless DOMESTIC ■ SUCEO TO ORDER consultant said he was "involved in voted, praised that move. headquarters in Hartford, after he emotionally accept it is CHUCK SHELL CHUCK Tenderloins COOKED ROAST BEEF li *3.99 business activities which would pre­ "Connecticut Republicans owe notified state central committee \ EXTRA LONGS & BIG SIZES (TO 54). >116 another. e d v o n d e ! ^ STEAK STEAK ROAST UNTRIMMED •ROTHMUNCr - SUCEO TO ORDER vent any full-time political career Gov. Reagan a great deal for this members he was running for chair­ Teen-agers may be as ^ F r M h l o k GERMAN BOLOGNA li *1.89 man before Biebel publicly an­ WALDBAUM’S WALDBAUM’S (UNDERBLAOE) (TO P L O IN ) (UNOERBLAOE) right now.” one,” Irwin said. “I know Fred sensitive to Christmas as Mrs. Berry, a Republican State Biebel well. His next m'ove will be to nounced his resignation. $ 0 0 CARANDO PEPPERONI l i*2.99 anv of the younger Vienna Bread O atm eal CARANOO children. Let’s make sure LB 2.09 LB 2.89 LB 1.99 WILL CUSTOM CUT TO ORDER' PLAIN or SEEDED GENOA SALAMI to% li *2.99 4 ^ to include them in our Bread CARANOO ONE POUND LOAF ONE POUND LOAF ~ F = = = = Christmas celebration this r f Meh Ferfc •*!#! U S. GOVERNMENT INSPECTED . GRADE 'A' DANDY VEAL LOAF l i *1.59 year. LONOACRE "NATURAL" • 8UCE0 TO ORDER / •2 LOM >2 CENm *1 I N mo Perdue ROAST CHICKEN BREAST i3 *1.69 Gift ideas: Hats, 5 3 *^ 5 3 ° "Oven Stuffer" SUPER SALAD SALE mittens, gloves, scarves, r>u« to OUT (rMPnMt DOI>Cv som* 'l•m s rvot tvB iltb i* until Tu«»dey Assorted $ 4 2 B ROASTERS SHRIMP SALAD lb *2.59 sweaters, necklaces, (•HOTWHEN CHAINS... Frozen Favorltee! ia ■ “HOT"BAGELS AVAILABLE) FOR bracelets, records or PORK CHOPS I PLUMROSE - IMPORTED 12 *1.19 tapes, transistor radio, SEALTEST Top Frost Center Cut Fieeh One^s ne^er enough,the prei^erUal watches, billfold, pens, PorkChopsia-’ i. • Pork Butts Canned Hams stationery, lipsticks, com­ Light n' Lively Pot Pies Fresh Pork FiwMtPoik 3 P O U N D I bs, brushes, perfume, Ice M ilk Chicken, Beef or Turkey "G IF T ’ ■♦1!“OffT"*1?®Off WRAPPED" Ja^orite accessory men’s cologne, knee socks, Cutlets ^KMildere 0 5 ® ANY PIECE OF On A 60 Count Bottle ALL FLAVORS - HALF GALLON 8 OUNCE PACKAGE -^89* T-shirts, crafts, models, Fresh Pork Freeh PLUMR06E IMPORTED Fleldi ol Niture teen-age games (Monopo­ Canned Ham *2.99 Sahara or H irltigi BrinO Spare RIbe Pigs Feet 4r 4 9 * UMROBE IMPOSED S tre ii 6(X) of toiag^s man Sr' v/oman ly, checkers. Concentra­ f 0 5 ® anned Ham *5.79 Non-StIck Sllveritom tion, chess. Scrabble, etc.) e COOKWARE VITAMINS T R E E S W E E T COLONIAL GEM • SMOKED C O L O N )A L . S l i c e d mis coupon SI Food nth HUS eowpon st Food MW1 Oood iNu t e l. Ok i tan Oo(H Pi Come see our Varf coBedion oj links in M K an3 18K goli ORANGE JUICE leoz CAN *1.09 Semi-Boneless DAISY Center Cut "STEAK-UMM" ALL BEEF I um it one piK s W M I tae l LMHtoni UNICO T O P F R O S T 14 OZ coupon per fsffiNy ' HAMS ROLLS BACON SANDWICH STEAKS PKG *2.59 Members of UNICO have ko COLONIAL • EXTRA MILD s I l u ., CAULIFLOWER FLORETS »oz » 99* (WATER ADDED) (WATER ADDED) 1 POUND PKG. donated $200 to the 9 PACK SKINLESS FRANKSiL. PKG*1.29 Seasonal Sharing Appeal in ELLIOS CHEESE PIZZA 24 OZ PKG *1.99 0 OSCAR MAYER REG. or JUMBO ■*25*Off !’logoff’ LB memory of a deceased TOP FROST 1.89 f.1.59 ♦1.29 MEAT WIENERS *1.59 ON A 30 COUNT PKG. * ANY SIZE PACKAGE CHOPPED SPINACH 4 FOR 99* "OUR 7 r> 4 KOTEX I M&M'S PLAIN UNICO member, Nicholas BREADED VEAL PATTIES B € s r l b 79 BEEF FRANKS 7u‘2,£ tig *1.79 NEWFREEDOMI or PEANUT D’Abare. The gift will be OSCAR MAYER Rampart Parka used to purchase individual e------D a i r y D e lig h t s ! — SLICED BEEF LIVER MEAT BOLOGNA soz pko 95* PADS I CHOCOLATE OSCAR MAYER MAXI or M INI I CANDIES ...... gifts for patients with 20 OZ With true coupon at Food “OUR BEST" BEEF PATTIES PKG BEEF BOLOGNA s o z p k o *1.05 Men Good thru S « . (tae Zero King's hooded, pile- special needs in convales­ Tropicana I Breyers COLONIAL . CHUNK ~ p ‘ UnM ono pkq - one W J I B P '^ c o u p o n PS cent homes. SWIFT’S PREMIUM BACON BOLOGNA LIVERWURST LB *1.29 lined porko features double­ Orange Juice ! Yogurt G F y Bill Rice, our Convales­ CHILD MILD 1 LB. 4^ COM ET entry zipper and pockets a-plenty! cent Home Auxiliary coor­ HALF GAL. CARTON ALL FLAVORS GALLO PEPPERONI STICK FRANKS or BEEF PKO *1.29 “ 's p r c " & ' dinator, is busy planning Seafood Spoclale! CLEANSER how to stretch this very • g p a GALLO SALAMI STICK » SPAN Sizes 36-46 in British Ton only ^95. I 8 FRESH 14 Ou n c e c o n t a in e r welcome gift to as many CUPS 16 OUNCE PACKAGE SWEET DRESSED SMELTS l . *1.19 lonely persons as possible. WHIPPED "FLAVO R. SEAL" eoz I UNICO, we salute you. TEMPTEE CREAM CHEESE CUP, ' HILLSHIRE POLISH SAUSAGE FRESH SCROD FILLETS ls*2.09 FLORIDA CITRUS • IOO% PURE "FUVORSEAL WHh M e coupon el Food | WMMeaoupMaiFpae More Thanks Man Good M u t e . Ok GRAPEFRUIT JUICE <5>2T*AS'i?ER 79* HILLSHIRE SMOKED SAUSAGE FRESH PERCH FILLETS lr*2.09 * Ufwt an* container • to Susan and William WALDBAUM'S NATURAL . SLICES. STICKS or WEDGES k Groff, Elsie Werner, Ver­ MUENSTER CHEESEM - rs" ‘2.09 JUST IN Tiy£ FOn HOLIDAY Q lfT QIVINQ non and Edith Muse, Master Crafted LCD HURRY! LAST WEEK TO COMPLETE 5 " T uV " " | ^ 1 : o a s t "’- Willard and Harriet Hiller Health & Beauty Aids! Quartz, Chronographs, Liquid DetergentI SOAP for their donations to the Solar Powered Timepieces s^^F Sahara REGALSWhere women Igffi to < , shop for men! fuel bank AT UNHEARD OF PRICES' 22OUNCE BOTTLE j SUPERSKEMR • to Peter J. Jeffers, BEACON ASPIRIN "sOnLE^ 3 FOR *1. NON-STICK SILVERSTONE MANCHESTER^ VERNON Emily Maldment and a Stiect from S EVERYDAY LOW PRICED FROM 003 Main StrM i Tri-City Plazi Bm u IIIuI VICKS FORMULA 44 BomE *2.39 ♦ 1 7 9 6 C o o kw are )Mon-Wld 9:30-5:30 Thurt. FrI. 9:30-9:00. Dally 10-9/ Sun. 12-5 friend for contributions to Men's S Ladle* n M e reepon at Food . t to ♦ .” PROGRAM IS SCHEDULED Men Goo«e.Fw0et Ok / Sot. 9:30-5:30 Sun. 12-5 the Human Needs Fund. TOPCO C .C ii Styles! 37 6 IMWI one ppitta NAIL POLISH REMOVER 6 0 Z B O H LE & y rP iu i Local SiN o t Ta f) TO END SATURDAY, DEC. B, 1979 • to the Children’s Cooperative Nursery of Bolton lor a very nice food

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1 0 - EVENING HERALD, Mon., Dec. 3, 1978 EVENING HERALD. Mon., Dec. 3, 1979 - 11 if i f Marlow Dancer Thanks Teacher By BETTY RYDER Authors Family Editor Hard work pays off, at least it has for Roy Wierzbicki, formerly of Book Manchester and now a member of Hamburg (Germany) Opera Ballet. In a letter to Gertrude G. Tyler, with whom he studied ballet several Joan Marlow, daughter of George years, he wrote “During the course Marlow of 51 Blue Ridge Drive, of a ballet season I often think of you, Manchester, has recent had her book Trudy.” I’m proud to say that many “The Great Women” published by of the characteristics I carry with AiiW Publishers in New York City. Marilyn J. Beaulieu me on the stage are often direct “The Great Women” encompasses Linda M. Crawford results of the chances I received the lives of 60 women, dating from from dancing In your recitals on the the 15th century, who were bom into Manchester High School stage.” diverse cultural traditions, and who Engaged Miss Tyler, now in her 31st year of V have distinguished themselves in teaching ballet, toe, tap, modem jazz many different types of activity. The Crawford-Durand BeauiieU'Donofrio and acrobatic, operates the Gertrude only common denominator shared by G. Tyler School of Dance at 99 The engagement of Miss Linda M. ’The engagement of Miss Marilyn all is their sex, which confronted Summer St., Manchester. them with the same challenges and Crawford of South Windsor to Donald Jean Beaulieu of East Hartford to T. Durand, also of South Windsor, Nicholas V. Donofrio of Hartford has Wierzbicki, the son of Mrs. Astrid obstacles that women have faced and Wierzbicki of 80 Bell St., Manchester, still face. has been announced by her parents, been announced by her parents, Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Crawford of and Mrs. Joseph E. Beaulieu of 55 has toured throughout Europe with Dr. Marlow has selected only one the Hamburg Opera Ballet, and was woman in each field — one scientist, Agawam, Mass. Palmer Drive, East Hartford. Mr. Donofrio is the son of Mrs. cited several times in last season’s one humanitarian, one political Mr. Durand is the son of Mr. and Ballet Week program there. leader, etc. All of the biographies are Mrs. John Durand of Elast Haddam. Katherine N. Donofrio of Hartford. In an interview conducted with the of real women, there are no legends Miss Crawford graduated from Miss Beaulieu graduated from talented dancer during a visit to or myths. Manchester High School in 1972 and East Catholic High School. She is Manchester a couple of years ago, he from St. Vincent Hospital School of employed as a secretary at Connec­ Among the better known women said he would one day like to teach— Preparing for the St. Lucia Pageant, three Kathleen Lessard, Randall Norris and Nursing. She is employed as a featured are Marie Currie, Joan of ticut Bank and Trust Co. perhaps right in his hometown area. young elves assist Jennifer Haberern, who Michele Jolly. (Herald photo by Adamson) registered nurse at Manchester Mr. Donofrio graduated from A. I. Arc, Babe Didrikson Zaharias, Golda Also, he was hopeful the group would portrays St. Lucia. They are, from left. Mier, Amelia Earhart and Dorothea Memorial Hospital. •• Prince Technical School. He is Mr. Durand attended Davis and one day tour the United States. We’ll Dix. But, there are others, equally employed at W. Y. Bogle Corpora­ keep our fingers crossed. It would be Elkins College in West Virginia. He great and no less notable such as tion. great to see a proud teacher and the C&FS Plan Holly Brunch Dec 11 Catherine Breshkovsky, known as the is employed as a senior software The couple is planning a May 3, hometown boy who made good programmer at Aetna Life & Casual­ 1980 wedding at St. Mary’s Church in St. Lucia Pageant Set mother of the Russian Revolution; reunited. Looking at items to be featured at the Holly clude assorted quiches, salad, breads, East Hartford. (Gurskis photo) Elizabeth Kenny, who pioneered the ty Brunch, sponsored by the Manchester The 15th annual St Lucia Pageant, In Saturday's pageant. Jennifer Norris, Michele Jolly and Kathleen The couple is planning an April 12, Manchester’s Roy Wierzbicki when he appeared as soloist cookies and coffee. Crafts will include Qfdico only effective method of curbing the Auxiliary of Child & Family Services, are sponsored by Scandia Lodge. Vasa Haberern, daughter of Mr and Mrs. Lessard, tomtars; and Kevin crippling consequences of polio; 1980 wedding at Emanuel Lutheran with the Hamburg Opera Ballet in the 4th Symphony from YWCA Crafts by Jean Trombley; tin paintings by Andersen, star boy. Church in Manchester. (Classic from left, Jan McCulloch, an artist who Order of .America, will be held Satur­ John Haberern Jr. of West Vernon Anna Von Schurman, 17th century ar­ Mahler. (Dr. J. Flugel photo) Jan McCulloch; and ornaments, wicker pin­ day at 7 30 pm at Emanuel Street. Manchester, will portray St. Mrs. Astrid Wilder and Mrs. tist and scholar, who was in her time photo) paints on tin; and Mary McKinney and Diana cushions, patchwork pillows, and poinsettias Robert Benson are directors, Clara Luiheran Church. 60 Church St . Lucia. hailed as the wonder of the age, and Behlke, who with Valerie Claps (mis­ will be on sale. Donation is For tickets or Her attendants will be Lisa Stoweli and Sandi Gustafson, Plan§ Manchester many more. sing from picture), serve as chaiipersons of early orders for poinsettias, call Diane The pageant tells the story of St Christensen. Sandy Stauffer, Karen costumes; Mrs. Edna Werdelin and The 383-page book depicting the in­ Recruiting the Ways & Means Committee. The brunch Behlke, 643-8792; Val Gaps, 646-3681; or Lucia who lived in Italy during the Eddy. Debbie Anderson. Amanda Mrs. Herbert Bengtson, spiring stories of some of history’s Engaged refreshments. Herbert Bengtson, Army Pvt. Ronald Tatro, son of will be held Tuesday, Dec. 11 from 10:30 a.m. early years of Christianity and later Torstenson. Amy Fournier. Beth greatest women is easy to read and Mr. and Mrs. C. Tatro of 175 J Program Mary McKinney, 646-1949. (Herald photo by became a martyr Fournier, Elise Niiler. Cynthia Robert Benston and David Torsten­ follows the life story of each woman to 1:30 p.m. at the home of Biz Swensson, 560 Pinto) son. lighting and sound; and Mrs. and Washington St., Vernon, is one of 25 ’The public is invited to attend a In Scandinavian countries the St. N'liler, Carlin Anderson and Jennifer noting her struggles and ac­ Herlth'Patelli Porter St., Manchester. The menu will in­ Mrs. Everett Johnson, Betsy Arner Connecticut soldiers now taking part meeting of the World Mutual Service Lucia Festival begins early in the Wasko complishments. The engagement of Miss Linda and Melissa Arner, family scene. in a nationwide “recruiter aide ” Committee of the Hartford Region morning of Dec 13 The eldest Kren Bensen and Lee-Ann Stauffer Dr. Marlow, a native of program which allows enlistees to Joyce Herlth of Manchester to will be the Norwegian girls; Sandi T raditional refreshm ents of YWCA on Wednesday, from 9:30 to daughter of the household carries a Manchester, earned a bachelor’s return home to give a first hand ac­ Joseph Thomas Patelli, also of 11:30 a.m, at the Nutmeg Branch tray of coffee and Swedish buns to Gustafson and Lisa Erickson, Swedish buns, ginger cookies, and degree in creative writing and Manchester, has been anounced by coffee will be served following the count of military life. He will work at YWCA, 78 N. Main St., Manchester. the rest of the family while they are Swedish girls; Jason Norris and French at Sarah Lawrence College, both the A rm y’s Vernon and her parents. Mr. and Mrs. William A. The group, which meets regularly still in bed Michael Arner. baker boys; Randy program A free will offering will be and a master's degree and doctor of Herlth of 77 Starkweather St., received. Manchester offices until Dec. 16. to discuss and take action on inter­ philosophy degree in English and A 1979 graduate of Rockville High Manchester. national social issues, will be ONLY! American literature at Harvard Mr. Patelli is the son of Mr. and TUES. _ Schooi, Pvt. Tatro enlisted in July as showing a ’TV documentary "Into the University. She studied at the Sor- a mutichannel communications Mrs. Louis T. Patelli of 157 Sunny Mouths of Babes,” which focuses on Births bonne and the Institute des Sciences equipment operator. He trained at Brook Drive, Manchester. the controversy surrounding the Nes­ Miss Herlth graduated from The Politques in Paris. She has published the Army Signal School, Fort Gor­ tle infant formula promotion in Third short fiction, as well as business and Manchester High School in 1978. She B o la n d . K a n d i r e ford His maternal great- Manchester. She was born maternal great­ don, Ga. World Countries. grandmothers are Mrs. technical articles. While in the area, he will be is employed at Gerber Scientific Inc. Last year, the Hartford Region Marie.daughter of Douglas grandparents are John Nov. 23 at Manchester Mr. Patelli graduated from Howell V. and Beverly Zemaitis Zaccaro and Elsie Thomas, Gail L, Strout of Ellsworth, Proceeds of “The Great Women,’’ available to discuss Army training YWCA board of directors voted to Memorial Hospital. Her which is available at Marlow's Cheney Technical School in 1976. He hoicest Meats In Boland of 16 Edwards St., Maine and Mrs, Eleanor opportunities with high school join other groups and individuals in a Town\ both of Manchester. He has paternal grandmother is is employed by the State of Connec­ Manchester. She was born Wilkens of Brewer, Maine. Department Store, 867 Main St., students and community groups. He boycott of Nestle products as an a brother. Anthony Joseph, Mrs. Catherine Keenan of ticut, Department of Transportation. USDA CHOICE Nov. 20 at Manchester 5. and a sister. Angela East Hartford. She has a He has a sister, Michelle Manchester will benefit the Mary leaves Connecticut Jan. 4 for assign­ organized and official protest of the Cheney Library in Manchester. ment in Europe. The couple is planning an Aug. 2, company’s actions. Memorial Hospital. Her Jeanne, 2. brother, Sean, 6; and a Mae, 34. Ronald Tatro 1980 wedding at St. Peter’s Episcopal maternal grandparents are All interested people are urged to TOP ROUND STEAKS ■ ■ *2.39 sister, Keri, 3. Church in SouUi Windsor. (Berlinski Mr. and Mrs Frank Nelson, Wesley Linda J. Herllh attend the meeting. For further in­ photo) formation, call the YWCA at 647- Zemaitis of Manchester 0»en,daughter of Neal H. Slipmunakiit, Nicholas Joseph T. Palelli USDA CHOICE Her paternal grandmother and Maria Arsenault Joseph,son of Michael and 1437. is Mrs. Marjorie Boland of Nelson of 5C Eldridge St , Robin Cooley Shemanskis CUBE S T E A K S ...... *2.19 Manchester She has a Manchester He was born of 18 Oak St., Rockville. He (FROM THE ROUND) sister. Kimberly, 3. Nov. 21 at Manchester was born Nov. 24 at Memorial Hospital. His Manchester Memorial TOBINS DOMESTIC S a w V c r . J e n n i f e r maternal grandparents are Hospital. His maternal D a n ielle,d au g h ter of Mr. and Mrs. Leo grandparents are Sheila OPEN SUNDAY James R. and Danielle Arsenault of Manchester. COOKED H A M ...... * 1.89 Cooley of Manchester and 12 ■ S Morin Sawyer of 29 Dobson His paternal grandparents Mai Cooley of Rockville. D" ve. East Hartford. She are Mr. and Mrs. Ross His paternal grandparents w s born Nov. 21 at Nelson of Manchester. His are Mr. and Mrs. Michael (....nchester Memorial great-grandmothers are Shemanskis of Hospital. Her maternal Mrs Josephine Murphy Manchester. He has two Well your grandparents are Mr. and and Mrs. Elizabeth Nelson. brothers, Jody, 4. and Mrs. Louis P. Morin of St Michael, 14. Georges Est Beauce. P.Q , Olson, Timothy Canada Her paternal Johii,son of John C and With the cost of fuel going up and up, and the tern- ^ I H H Gudailis, Jamie Lyn, HIGHLAND PARK MARKET grandfather is Alfred B. Ann Mullen Olson of Plea­ daughter of John W. and perature going down and down, the Savings Bank of Sawyer Sr. of Creswell. sant Valley Road. South Cheryl A. Heanue of Wind- Manchester has a way of keeping you warm and toasty H H H H , 317 Highland Streat N.C. She has a brother, Windsor He was born Nov. sorville. She was born Nov. this winter. j4nd paying your fuel bills! Christopher, 6 21 at Manchester 25 a t M a n c h e s te r It’s called Hotcash—a fuel loan at a low 11% annual percentage Manchester • 040-4277 Memorial Hospital, His Memorial Hospital. Her rate that lets you borrow $600 or more, depending on your estimated Gusenliurg, Cheryl maternal grandmother is maternal grandparents are fuel bill for this coming winter. We’ll even provide you with special Saiin.daughter of Richard Priscilla J. Mullen of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas and Nedra Satin Gusen- Portsm outh. N.H His Heanue of East Hartford. checks to pay your fuel dealer whenever you need to. Whether you own burg of 1014 Hillstown paternal grandparents are Her paternal grandparents or rent, you could qualify for a Hotcash Loan. EMPIRE Road, Glastonbury. She the Rev. and Mrs Edward are Mr. and Mrs. John And here’s more good news: once you qualify, we’ll immediately •TAUPE SILKEE PIG SKIN was born Nov 21 at Olson of Portsmouth. N.H Gudaitis of Windsorville. put your money into a special Hotcash Account, where your funds will •BROWN SILKEE PIG SKIN •PORTO SILKEE PIG SKIN Manchester Memorial His great-grandfather is Her maternal great- earn an annual percentage rate of 5%. That means the ultimate cost Hospital. Her maternal CHRIS Gordon F. Jameson grandparents are Mr. and of your loan is actually reduced, because you’re earning interest on the OUR GLASS PINE TREE HAS grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Fairbanks of • BRO)«N SMOOTH Mrs. Theodore Satin of Irish, Kaiir,daughter of Orlando, Fla. She has a unspent balance! • BLACK SMOOTH 20 MUNCHKINS DONUT HOLE TREATS Hamden. Her paternal Wallace Jr and Patricia sister, Jennifer L., 2. Call 646-1700 and ask for the Hotcash Hot Line. Or stop in any of •38 grandmother is Mrs. Foley Irish of 87 Main St., our offices and find out more about Hotcash for a cold winter. A fuel loan AND HUNDREDS OT USES. Eleanor Gusenburg of Manchester. She was born II i r k K , M i e h u e I from the Savings Bank of Manchester. ^ ONLY $ 1 .9 9 . North Haven, Ct Nov 22 at Manchester Kenneth, son of Kenneth Memorial Hospital Her A and Sheila Taylor Hicks Uenluniuro, Mieliuel maternal grandparents are of 10 Grant Hill Road, Paul, son of Frank Jr. Mr and Mrs. David V Coventry. He was born Savings Bank and Lorraine Zaccaro Den- Foley of Lebanon. Her Nov. 25 at Manchester (REGULAR RETAIL VALUE 43.29.) tamaro of Enfield. He was paternal grandparents are Memorial Hospital. His born Nov. 21 at Manchester Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Irish maternal grandparents are of Manchester Dunkin’ Donuts has a beautiful Memorial Hospital. His Sr. of Manchester. She has Mr. and Mrs. Stanley A. Libbey glass pine tree filled with maternal grandparents are a sister, Allyson, 6. MMKbctler MwSiieet M ui OlUc . PuincU I1*-r [)n«r In . Run (a>mrti Taylor of Warehouse Shiifpuif t enter Kju t enter Street Maiwheviet I’xikKle lla /tlifd Ro*J»i .MtKet. Munenkins donut hole treats for only Mr. and Mrs, Leon Zaccaro Point. His paternal grand­ Sh-ifcite PU/x»i S{*niri. ll^pNl>^^.h Sh*-pp*n*t.entct el Korih fn d E m I HartfordiRumuJr Atemie. INitnam RrtJ^r PU/a Bollf>n:H<-ttiin S.h it K<>uic *4A 11.99 of Manchester. His pater­ K (■ r n u II , B el h father is Henry A. Hicks A *do«r:A nA »ri Sh..nvi« i1a/» Soutli Sulb*in Arenue Sh.TT»ng‘> t»« nal grandparents are Mr. Prenria, daughter of Jr. of Manchester. His Athford: )urk.i«-n Riioie» *4 4 ♦♦S M em bcrP IU t Iekph.iot W41700 But what’s really nice about it is that and Mrs. Frank Den- Brian and Sophie Preneta when you’ve njn out of Munchkins, the tamaro of East Hart­ Keenan of 197 Highland St., tree doesn’t run out of uses. It can hold flour or sugar in the kitchen, candy in In the Service the living room, or you can even fill it with soiland start a tiny garden. Or, for that matter, at only $1.99 Marine Sgt. Jeffrey training at Lackland AFB, commissioned officers for Noiva, son of Mr. and Mrs. Texas. He will now receive each you can buy several trees and assignment to the Fleet A cv Firmo R. Noiva of 132 specialized instruction in Marine Force and •!iy -wA start a small forest. Appletree Drive, East the weather service field. emphasizes the duties and 'C Offer available at all participating Hartford, has been por- Airman Ley graduated responsibilites of a rifle Dunkin’ Donuts shops vvhile supply from Manchester High moted to his present rank platoon commander. lasts. There’s no limit on quantity while serving with 1st School in 1979. A 1975 graduate of purchased. Marine Aircraft Wing, Rockville High School and Futenma Marine Corps Air Marine 2nd Lt. Harold D. a 1979 graduate of Eastern Station on Okinawa. Gagnon III, son of Mr. and Connecticut State College, A 1976 g raduate of Mrs. Harold D. Gagnon Jr. with a bachelor’s degree, Penney High School, he of 311 Vernon Ave., Ver­ he joined the Marine Corps joined the Marine Corps in non, was graduated from in June 1977. H ’s w o r t h t h e t r i p . October 1976. The Basie School at the WB’ve got money to burn. Rra. n , TALCOTTVItll RO.. VUNON Marine Corps Develop­ Navy Airman Recruit iM nmiLO vr, iMiiu) Airman Ralph F, Ley, ment and Education Com­ Thomas J. Maneggia, son n * MUM MAIN NMHWAV, WtTHnWF»UI son of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest mand in Quantico, Va. His of Mr. and Mrs. James H. 1 RTAn OT.. HARTFORD A. Ley of 63 Ardmore wife Betty, is the daughter 1M4 MAM «T, BAtT HARTFORD Maneggia of 833 Hop River 4M NOW FARK AVI, WUT HARTFORD Road, Manchester, has of Mr. and Mrs. Hugo Rock Road, Bolton, has com­ Equal Oppoftunity Lender been assigned to Chanute of 39 Eva Circle, Vernon. pleted recruit training at Air Force Base, 111., after The Basic School is the Naval Training Center, completing Air Force basic designed to prepare newly Orlando, Fla. 12 - EVENING HERALD. Mon., Dec. 3, 1979 EVENING HERALD, Mon., Dec. 3, 1979- 1.3 ObItuariM Joseph G. Jamailis Beatrice Lonergan Helen E. Holmes Eagles Claim Playoff Berth MANCHESTER -Joseph G. BOYLSTON, Mass. -M rs. VERNON -Helen H. Eaton Jamaitis, N, of Westwood Street, Beatrice (Hackett) Lonergan, 79, of Holmes, 84, formerly of Rockland, died Saturday at Manchester North Grafton, Mass., died Sunday in Mass., died Dec. 2 at a local con­ NEW YORK (UPI) - The quarter onslaught with a 1-yard in 1974, but this year teammate John 13. San Francisco 10; and Kansas defense forced seven turnovers in Memorial Hospital. He was the hus- Boylston. She was the widow of G ef­ valescent home. She was the wife of Philadelphia Eagles Sunday scoring run. Jaworski, who com­ Stallworth pushed his injured team­ City 37, Seattle 21. snapping the Bills' three-game, win­ band of Frances Mitchell frey C. Lonergan. the late Harry Holmes. became the first NFL team to pleted 14 of 23 passes for 233 yards in mate out of the spotlight by catching Oakland is at New Orleans Monday ning streak. Denver, 10-4, regained a twice as many passes through the (Galbonski) Jamaitis. She is survived by two daughters, Bom in Boston, Mass., she'had claim a playoff berth, crushing three quarters, then found Car­ night and Miami beat New England share of first place in the AFC West He was bom in Lithania and had michael with scoring passes of 20 and first 13 games of the season. 39-24 Thursday night to take a one- with San Diego. Mrs. Donald C. (Phyllis) Ostberg of lived in Rockland most of her life the Detroit Lions 44-7 on two lived in Manchester for the past 39 Manchester and Mrs. William J. before coming to Manchester four 24 yards and rookie Tony Franklin "I really thought about throwing to game lead over the Patriots in the FalninH 28, ChargerH 26 years. Before his retirement in 1964 (Rosemary) Kerr of North Grafton, years ago. She was a SO-year member touchdown passes from Ron kicked his first of three field goals, a Swann today,” Bradshaw said. ”1 AFC East. Steve Bartkowski threw a 6-yard he had owned and operated the Silver a brother, Walter Hackett of of the Old Colony Auxiliary of the Jaworski to Harold Car­ 33- yarder. know these receivers well enough to ItrowfiH 14, Oilern 7 TD pass to Wallace Francis with 21 Tap Tavern in Hartford. Worcester, Mass., and four Veterans of Foreign Wars and had michael. Philadelphia, 10-4, 'That made it 24-0. Franklin then know when they’re down. Today, I Mike Pruitt caught a 42-yard TD seconds left to rally Atlanta to an up­ He was a member of the Elks Club grandchildren. served as state president in best record in the NFC, kicked field goals of 30 and 42 yards. wanted to get the ball to him.” pass from Brian Sipe and plunged 1 set of heavily-favored San Diego. of Manchester, the Senior Citizen Billy Campfield returned a kickoff 92 Bradshaw, who had his third 300- yard for another score as Cleveland Chargers quarterback Dan Fonts tied She was born in Westborough, Massachusetts. reached the 10-victory plateau Club of Manchester, The Lithuanian Mass. March 4, 1900, and was a Survivors are a daughter, Helen yards and Larry Barnes ran over yard passing game of the season, beat Houston to remain in contention Joe Namath’s 1967 record of six American Citizens Gub of Hartford, retired secretary at Worcester Hovey of Hebron; a son, Harry for the first time since 1961. from the 1 for the connected with Swann on five passes for a wild-card playoff berth. Earl games in a season with 300 or more of which he was past president and Junior College. Holmes Jr. of Whitman, Mass.; a The Eagles scored 24 second- other Philadelphia for 192 yards and two touchdowns to Campbell rushed for 108 yards for the yards passing. chairman of the ^ r d of Directors. Funeral will be Tuesday, 10 a.m., brother, William Elaton of Plymouth, quarter points, then coasted to vic­ touchdowns. lead the Steelers to a 37-17 victory Oilers. Rumn 27, VikingH 21 He was also a member of the Holy with a mass at St. Mary’s (Tiurch in Mass.; two sisters, Mrs. William tory to remain one game ahead of The Eagles’ over the Bengals. Cincinnati pulled ItcflHkinn .'18. PurkiTK 21 Nolan Cromwell swept 5 yards Trinity Club of Hartford. North Grafton. Burial will be in St. Short of Wakefield, Mass., and Mrs. Dallas and Washington atop the NFC defense held off the year’s biggest upset seven Joe Theismann pa.ssed for four around left end for a touchdown on a Besides his wife he leaves two John's Cemetery, Worcester. Calling Russell Cook of Franklin, Mass.; 10 East. Philadelphia plays host to Detroit to 180 total weeks ago when the Steelers com­ touchdowns and matched a career fake field goal attempt 6:53 into over­ sons, Robert D. Jamaitis of Trumbull hours are today from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 grandchildren and 7 great­ Dallas Saturday in a first-place bat­ yards and five first mitted nine turnovers in a 34-10 loss high with 21 completions to lead time to give Los Angeles its victory. and Lawrence J. Jam aitis of p.m. at the Robert C. Roney Funeral grandchildren. tle. ' downs. Joe Reed, to Cincinnati. Washington over Green Bay and keep Cardinulit l.t, 49rrH 10 Carol Sing The victory gave the Steelers, 11-3, Manchester; a brother, Albert Home, 152 Worcester St., North The funeral is Wednesday from the "I’ve been waiting for them to do subbing in place of the Redskins’ NFC East title chances Otis Anderson scored on a 6-yard this all year." Philadelphia Coach starting quarter­ sole possession of first place in the alive. run with 2:53 left to become the first Jamaitis of New Bedford, Mass.: and Grafton. Blanchard Funeral Home, Plymouth A chilly wind may have kept the crowd five grandchildren. The family suggests contributions Street, Whitman, Mass., with burial Salvation Army Band. Participants paused in Dick Vermeil said of the Eagles’ back Jeff Komlo, accounted for AFC Central and virtually Hears 14. Itiieeaneer- 0 player in NFL history with eight 100- Funeral services will be Tuesday may be made to Trans-Ki-Don, c from St. Bridget Church in Ab- count slightly below normal, but didn’t chill a moment of silence to remember Americans highest point total and largest Detroit’s only score of the day on a guaranteed them of an eighth Walter Payton plunged 1 yard for a yard games during his rookie season at 9:30a.m. from the John F. Tierney Dr. Paul Russell, Massachusetts bington. Mass., at 9:30 a.m. Burial the holiday spirit at the townwide carol sing being held in the embassy in Iran. ( Herald margin of victory since 1967. 34- yard pass to Fred Scott. straight playoff berth. TD and Mike Phipps tossed a 13-yard as St. Louis rallied past San Fran­ ELsewhere in the NFL. it was Funeral Home. 2 W. Center St. with a General Hospital, Fruit Street, will be in the Holy Family Cemetery Sunday in Center Park. Traditional Carols photo) Detroit Coach Monte Clark called It was also a good day for the scoring pass to Dave Williams, cisco. mass of Christian burial at 10 a.m. at Boston. in Rockland, Mass. it “a good beating. They’re the best Pittsburgh Steelers. Cleveland 14, Houston 7: Washington giving Chicago an upset victory that rhiefx 37, SeuhawkK 21 were sung to the accompaniment of the .38. Green Bay 21: Chicago 14. Tampa the Church of the Assumption. Burial Friends may call at the funeral team we’ve played all year, a real Pittsburgh quarterback Terry cut the Bucs' NFC Central Division Ted McKnight scored on TD runs will be in St. James Cemetery. Howard P. Wilson home Tuesday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 good football team that’s going to go Bradshaw "rediscovered” All-Pro Bay 0; Denver 19, Buffalo 16; Atlanta lead over the Bears to one game. of 5 and 3 yards and Jan Stenerud far.” receiver Lynn Swann — and the Cin­ 28. San Diego 26; Los Angeles 27. Itroneo- 10. Htiffal<» 16 kicked field goals of 27. 31 and 22 to Friends may call at the funeral home VERNON -Howard P. Wilson, 70, p.m. Donations may be made to the Wilbert Montgomery, who topped cinnati Bengals rediscovered the real Minnesota 21 in overtime; Dallas 28. Jim Turner kicked a 32-yard field lift Kansas City past Seattle and snap today from 3 to 5 p.m. and 7 to 9 p.m. of Riviera Beach, Fla., formerly of VFW Auxiliary Cancer Aid and Memorial donations may be made to Armed Man Robs Station the l(X)-yard mark for the seventh Steelers. Swann had been the the New York Giants 7; the New goal as the final gun sounded to lift the Seahawks’ three-game winning Vernon and Storrs, died Sunday in Research, Old Colony Auxiliary. the Newington Children’s Hospital. time this season, began the second Steelers’ star receiver since he was York Jets 30, Baltimore 17; St Louis Denver to vietorv. The Bronco streak. Florida. Church Street, Rockland, Mass. Florence T. Widell MANCHESTER — For the second The attendant and a 14-year-old hie knit pants, navy blue track shoes Pittsburgh’s first-round draft choice He was retired from Pratt & Charles Edgerly time in two days, Manchester police friend from Manchester were at the with white stripes, and white gloves. MANCHESTER -F u n eral ser­ Whitney Aircraft Group of United MANCHESTER — Charles Henry reported an armed robbery at the station when the suspect appeared, Police said the description closely vices were held this morning at St. Techologies Corp. He was a member Manchester Green service station. police said. He ordered the youth into matched the one from Thursday Bartholomew Church, for Florence of the East Hartford Lodge of Elks. Eklgerly Jr., 74, of 23 Foster St., Manchester, died Sunday at a Vernon 484 East Middle Turnpike. the station’s bay area, police said, night. Trade Talks Intriguing T. Widell, 60, of 11 Willard Road, who He leaves a son, Howard W. Wilson Police said an unknown suspect, and then directed the attendant to The suspect was last seen running died Saturday at Manchester of Vernon; two daughters, Mrs. Paul convalescent home. He was the hus­ band of Alice (Packard) EMgerly. armed with a short-barreled revolver place the money from the cash across East Center Street into a field Memorial Hospital. (Carol) Perodeau of Vernon and Mrs. and apparently matching the register into a brown paper bag. west of the VFW building. No vehicle She was the wife of Everett 1. Joseph (Jacqueline) Arbercheski of He was bom in East Hartford April 18, 1905, and had been a resident of suspect’s description from the Police said the suspect was was seen, police said, although the Widell. She was born in Groton and East Hartford: eight grandchildren Part of Baseball Meeting Manchester for over 50 years. Before Thursday night robbery, held up the wearing a black ski mask with investigating officer discovered a had been a resident of Manchester and four great-grandchildren. retiring in 1967, he had been 19-year-old gas station attendant circles around the eyes and mouth, a tire tracks from the field. for the past 28 years. She was Calling hours will be Tuesday from employed as a foreman for Pratt & Saturday at 7:20 p.m. black turtle neck sweater, black dou- The incident is under investigation. m TORONTO (UPI) - Anyone The Mets offered him to Detroit "What about having them expand employed by the First National 2 to 4 p.m. and 7 to 9 p.m. at the Whitney Aircraft Group in North vy who has never been to the here for Thompson, and the idea of the trade to include Youngbloixl’’ " Bakery of East Hartford for more Burke-Fortin Funeral Home, 76 Haven. winter baseball meetings adding Swan to their pitching staff Grammas said to Tigers’ Manager than 17 years and was a member of Prospect St., Rockville. Burial will He was a member of the Bolton Divers Force usually is curious about them. appealed to the Tigers. They’re Sparky Anderson, who knows all St. Bartholomew Church. be in St. Joseph's C em etery, Manchester Police Report about the Mets’ rifle-armed United Methodist Church and had How do those people attending somewhat disappointed in Thompson Cowboys Besides her husband she leaves her Haverhill, Mass. Memorial con­ Water Switch even though he had 79 RBI and 20 outfielder-infielder also, having had father. Sabitino Guiliano of Avon: tributions may be made to the served as its treasurer and usher for many years. He was past chancellor spend their time and, homers this year, and the reason for him with the Reds. two sons. Everett B. Widell and American Heart Association. 310 MANCHESTER - A 47-year-old employee said both were under the MANCHESTER —Because skin specifically, what do they talk the Tigers’ disappointment is not "If you can get him. get him,” Robert J. Widell, both of of Memorial Lodge. Knights of Manchester man reported the theft influence of alcohol or drugs. TopGame Collins St., Hartford. divers will be involved in inspecting about? only his .246 batting average, but the Grammas urged Anderson. "He can Manchester; a brother, Anthony Pythias, and past grand chancellor of of a brown leather jacket from his the Knights of Pythias of (^nnec- the condition of the dam at the Outside of the players themselves, fact that his RBI and home-run help us a lotta ways. " Guiliano of Hartford: two sisters. Dorothy M. Cagnulari motor vehicle Sunday night, police Public Hearing Number 1 reservoir on Lydall Street, figures have declined the last two Before the Tigers’ manager could Mrs. Mary Kardatzke of Avon and MANCHESTER -Dorothy ticut. He was also a past regent of said. most everyone who has anything at Nomads of Abrudaka. SOUTH WINDSOR - The Historic the Water Department will have to seasons. even consider Grammas' proposal. IRVING, Texas I UPI I — Tom Lan­ Mrs. Lorraine A. Pepin of East Hart­ McGregor Cagnulari of 401 Bidwell The suspect is believed to have all to do with the operation of either At the time of his death he was ser­ District Commission will hold a draw water from the No. 2 reservoir. major or minor-league baseball When the Mets offered them Swan Jack Tighe. the club’s senior scout dry recognized something Sunday ford : and two grandsons. St., died Saturday at a local convales­ been a man the victim transported to and one of the shrewdest appraisers ving as vice president of the Connec­ public hearing Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. Francis W. Taylor Jr., of the Water shows up at these annual conven­ for Thompson, the Tigers did some that he hadn't seen in quite a while — Burial was in Mount St. Benedict cent home. the Golden Spigot tavern, 119 Spruce ticut Pythian Center of Cheshire Inc. in the Town Hall Council Chambers and Sewer Department said that the tions, and that takes in the com­ quick figuring. of baseball talent around, put in a the Dallas Cowboys Cemetery, Bloomfield. Memorial Mrs. Cagnulari was born in St., earlier in the evening. demurrer and was also a member of to consider Certificates of Ap­ department will switch over from missioner. the league presidents, The first thing they figured was "During the second half we had our contributions may be made to the Warehouse Point and had lived in Police said the victim left the bar "Wait a minute, ” he said. 'Thomp­ Manchester Grange No. 31. propriateness for structural one reservoir to the other on Dec. 4 club owners, general managers, field that if Swan wanted a lot more best overall performance of the Leukemia Society. 44 State St., Hart­ Manchester for the past 40 years. later and discovered a chunk of con­ son is more productive than Besides his wife, he is survived by modifications to properties located at 10 a.m. managers and farm directors, as money from the Mets. he'd want the year,” the somewhat relieved Cow­ ford or to the American Cancer Before her retirement she was a crete thrown through the rear win­ Youngblood Besides, Youngblood at 1533 Main Street and 1906 Main The changeover is a result of work well as the public relations and same thing from them. They also boys coach "There were some S o ciety , 237 E. C en ter S t., buyer for the House and Hale Co., one daughter, Mrs, Robert (Elaine) dow of his 1977 Plymouth. His jacket, Street. in connection with water system im­ promotions men. took into account that 1980 also has one of those big Doberman satisfying things out there. Our Manchester. Manchester, and she had also worked Modean of Columbia: one brother, valued at $50, was stolen, police said. Pinschers, and I saw the dog mistake James W. Eldgerly of Bryan Road, Both structures are located in the provements and may result in dis­ A full schedule of meetings is held happens to be the option year of their players recognized they had 30 The Homes Funeral Home, 400 for the Travelers Insurance Co. Willie Mays’ leg for a fire hydrant Md,; three sisters, Mrs. Florence town’s historic district. Any in­ coloration of water or low pressure each day of the week-long get- regular center fielder. Ron LeFlore, minutes left and they went out and Main St., had charge of An employee at Jimmy’s Pizza, 206 one day last spring at Payson Field in did something about it " She leaves a son, Edward Goldthwaite, Hartford, Mrs. Lillian terested persons are invited to in the northeast section served by the together, but the most intriguing part and if they swapped Thompson for arrangements. West Center St., told police someone St. Petersburg. What the Cowboys did was McGregor of Manchester; two step­ Hansen and Mrs. Ella Mikkelson, all appear and speak. water system, Taylor said. He said of these sessions by far are the trade Swan, they could lose all of them at threw a beer bottle through the front "If Youngblood’s dog did that to dominate the second half against the daughters, Mrs. Robert Bascon of of East Hartford, and one grand­ he regrets any inconveniece caused talks conducted by the officials and the end of next season and they would window of the restaurant Saturday at Man Dies in Crash Willie Mays what do you think he New York Giants Sunday, pulling Harold K. Shook Enfield and Mrs. William Cooper of daughter. Laura M. Modean of by this operation. managers of the various clubs. be nothing-for-three on the deal 11:28 p.m., police said. would do to you?” Tighe kidded away from a 7-7 halftime score to SOUTH WINDSOR -Harold R. Windsor Locks; three grandchildren Columbia. ASHFORD (UPI) — Daniel Kuhn, The vast majority of these talks So they turned it down. Police said the suspects are Anderson, listening carefully now win 28-7 and break Shook, 75. of 154 Griffin Road, died and one great-grandchild. 21, died Sunday when his car struck a Sunset Club take place in the lobby of the hotel But then Alex Grammas, one of the Funeral services will be Tuesday Funeral services will be held believed to be two white males •'Willie was really burned up when a three game losing Saturday at Hartford Hospital. He telephone pole and rolled down an which serves as headquarters for the Tigers' new coaches who coached for Wednesday. 10:30 a.m., at the United who had entered the restaurant MANCHESTER —Sunset Club will that happened, " the Tigers' scout streak was the husband of Margaret at 8:30 a.m. from the John F. Tierney embankment on Route 44, state meetings or behind closed doors in the Braves last season, remembered Methodist Church of Bolton. Burial earlier and ordered a pizza. The meet Tuesday at 12:15 p.m. for lunch went on "He wanted to let the dog Dallas thus en- Wiesner Shook. Funeral Home, 219 W. Center St. police said. Winter Conditions the rooms the baseball people oc­ the kind of year Joel Youngblood had will be inBuckland Cemetery. at the Senior Citizens Center. have it. Tom McKenna, the Mets’ sured its 14th con- He was bom in Ansonia and had with a' mass of Christian burial at 9 cupy. for the Mets. Youngblood played all Manchester. Friends may call at the Visability at Cleveland wasn’t the best yesterday during NFL trainer. warned him he’d better not. secutive winning lived in South Windsor for the past 22 a.m. at the Church of the Assump­ Holmes Funeral Home, ix) Main St., Now and then, a trade is agreed three outfield positions as well as se­ years. He was retired from the tion. Burial will be in East game against Houston. Mike Pruitt (dark jersey center) cond and third, appearing in 158 He told him the dog would tear him season, now stan- Tuesday from 3 to 5 and 7 to 9 p.m. upon and made, but more often than apart.■” Now, you see why some of ding at 9-5. and will Thomas Trant Plumbing Supply Co. Cemetery. Friends may call at the watches ball he was carrying slip out of his grasp in heavy snow. not, the talks wind up being exactly games while hitting .275. driving in 60 Memorial Lodge Knights of Pythias these trades are never made go into a critical meeting with of Hartford. He was a member of funeral home today from 2 to 4 p.m. what they are — just talk. In that runs and totaling 16 homers. will hold a memorial service (UPI Photo) Philadelphia next Saturday trailing Central Baptist Church for 61 years and 7 to 9 p.m. sense, these conventions aren’t too Tuesday at 8 p.m. at the funeral the Eagles in the NFC East by one and was noble grand of Crescent unlike the ones the Democrats and home. Memorial contributions may game Lodge lOOF of East Hartford, and Matthew J, Donachie Republicans hold every four years. be made to the American Cancer Cherry Wins in Return Philadelphia, which decimated chief patriarch of G. Fred Barnes HOLYOKE, Mass. — The funeral Society, 310 Collins St., Hartford. Qualifiers Noted A good example of what these Detroit 44-7 Sunday, has already Encampment. for Matthew J. Donachie of 15 trade talks are like is the latest one BOSTON (UPI) - He had waited Sweet revenge. Besides his wife he leaves a cousin, the Detroit Tigers and New York seven months for the night, for the I don’t care where I go, or what 1 clinched at least a wild card playoff Norwood Terrace, Holyoke, was held Mrs. Rose E. Raymond do, it will never be the same, ” he berth, and if the Eagles beat the Mrs. Nita Savage of Scotia, N. Y. Mets have had here in connection return to the building which housed Friday in Holyoke. Mr. Donachie MANCHESTER -M rs. Rose E. said after his Rockies had beat Boston Cowboys on Saturday, they will wrap Funeral services will be Tuesday with Craig Swan and Jason Thomp­ so many memories and for the game died last Wednesday at his home. He Raymond, 85, of 29 Palm St., died In 10-Pin Event 5-3. ”I can’t feel any better than I do up the division title. If Dallas wins its at 1:30 p.m. at Central Baptist was the husband of Viola M. son. against the players, his players, who today at her home. She was the right right now, even if we won the final two games, however, the Cow- Church, Main Street, Hartford. (Hubert) Donachie. Swan is the Mets' No. 1 pitcher. He had .unwittingly precipitated his widow of Aime 0. Raymond. Sixty-one entries took part in qualifying rounds last weekend Stanley Cup. ” boys will capture the division crown. Burial will be in Rose Hill Memorial Besides his wife, he is survived by won 14 games with a last-place club departure. She was born in the Province of in the annual Manchester Town Ten Pin Bowling Tournament at CJierry won four Adams Division 'The obvious major causes for Park, Rocky Hill. ■ two sons, Matthew J. Donachie Jr. of this year and at 29, he’s just coming He had even saved a suit for the oc­ Quebec, Canada, July 14. 1894 and titles while at Boston, but was forced Dallas’ victory Sunday were the Calling hours will be today from 2 Manchester and Stephen J. Donachie Parkade Lanes. into his own. The only reason the casion, a three-piece burgundy velvet had been a resident of Manchester to leave last May due to a personality three touchdown passes from Roger to 5 p.m. at Newkirk & Whitney of New Windsor, N.Y.; a daughter, ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ - Each field in the men’s, men’s han­ Rodonis 199-159-169-171-698; Bob Mets are even considering a trade for ensemble with matching tie and for many years. She was a communi­ conflict with General Manager Harry Staubach to Drew Pearson - the first Funeral Home, 318 Burnside Ave., Anne Speicher of Rockville, Md.; two Um*** dicap and women’s division were Oliver 153-170-169-198-690. him is because he’s demanding more handkerchief. And with 53 seconds to East Hartford. cant of the Church of the Assump­ narrowed to the top seven and^they Men’s handicap — James Dodson play, and his Colorado Rockies Sinden. Cherry was too close to his time Pearson to has ever caught that brothers, Jam es Donachie of tion. money, much more, to keep pitching players for management’s liking, many scoring tosses in a single along with the defending champs ad­ 154- 176-213-182-725-120-845; A.E.for them, and he becomes a free leading the Boston Bruins 4-2, Don Palmer, Mass, and Bart Donachie of She leaves two sons, Valere Ray­ After all, the coach is management, game. Belleville, N.J.; a sister, Catherine vance to Saturday’s quagTerjinal and Palladino 167-142-178-191-678-124-802; agent at the end of the 1980 season. Cherry couldn’t resist. Verners Fimbers mond and Raymond R. Raymond, semifinals. The finalsar^;sjhted for Chuck Csaszar 140-193-151-188-672- He called a time out (”to rest the Cherry was told. Other than those three touchdowns. McNally of Belleville, and 10 both of Manchester: two daughters, ^^akREOALS! That means if they can't get "We were in a hotel lobby in Los the only scoring came on a 2-yard run MANCHESTER -Verners grandchildren. Sunday afternoon at 1 o’clock. 100-772; Ray Martens 159-150-184-138- anything for him before that, he’s defensemen” ) and promptly spent Fimbers, 79, of 193 Homestead St., Mrs, Marie Robichaud of Windsor The quarters and semis are best of 631-140-771; Beverly W. Jenkins 146- the entire 30 seconds signing Angeles and he's at the bar, ” by New York’s Billy Ta.vlor, which Mr. Donachie was bom in Scotland and Mrs. Madaline Y. Furphy of free to walk away and they wind up recalled Colorado center Wilf Pale- culminated an impressive, 10-minute Manchester, died Saturday at and had lived in Holyoke 47 years. He three while the finals are best of five. 139- 151-171-607-160-767; Jim Coelhowith nothing in return. autographs and shaking hands. Manchester Memorial Hospital. He Manchester: a brother Joseph Defending champs Bill Tomlinson 170-168-153-165-656-104-760; Denny ment "And he says, "Hey, come on opening drive and on a 1-yard run by was a self-employed consulting Deschiene. and two sisters. Mrs. over a have a beer with me." A beer Tony Dorset! late in the contest after was the husband of Anete (Gorbants) metellurgist and a member of the (men’s), Tom Richter (men’s han­ DeLisle 155-158-167-175-655-100-755. Fimbers. Clarese Fiola and Mrs. Jean with your coach? No coach does that, the Cowboys had used up much of the First World Metallurgical Congress. . 12/31/79 dicap) and Marilyn Rogers Women’s — Lois Brown 208-142-145- He was born in Latvia April 8,1900. Cloutier, all of Canada: 12 But then there’s no coach like final period on a 92-vard march. He was a communicant of Blessed (women’s) go to the quarterfinals 155- 650-136-786; Cynthia Miffitt 160- He came to this country in 1949, grandchildren and 11 great­ Grapes. It’s nice to have a friend as Sacrament Church in Holyoke. along with the qualifiers. 140- 169-149-618-160-778; Lisa Davis settling in Bridgeport before moving grandchildren . ^^S^.psURBinCH .... .TEMSHOTtCl^ Qualifiers were: 126-203-147-188-664-112-776; Pam your coach. ” Funeral services will be Thursday to Manchester 14 years ago. Before Edith Simpson Men’s — Tom Scully 192-190-179- Robertson 172-159-113-151-595-160-755; Cherry had been openly apprehen­ retiring in 1965, he was a machine at 9:30 a m. from the John F. Tierney 175-736; John Ragna 185-164-170-215- Barbara Goddard 135-137-181-185-638- sive about his debut in ^ston. How (I Sports Slate operator with the Metropolitan Body MANCHESTER -E dith (Boyce) Funeral Home. 219 W. Center St. 734: CJiris DeCiantis 219-179-150-167- 112-750; Marge DeLisle 108-184-130- would the fans react, he wondered. Co. of Bridgeport where he was Simpson, 79, of 71 Branford St., with a mass of Christian hurial at 10 715 Rudi Wittke 155-174-178-199-706; 176-598-140-738; Barbara Brody 149- The Bruins, after all, were still win­ T urxdav employed for many years. Manchester, died Saturday at a.m. at the Church of the Assump­ John Meyers 166-175-178-180-699; Al 153-159-145-606-128-734. ning while the Rockies, as usua He was a member of the Latvian Manchester Memorial Hospital. She tion. were losing..VO... b a sk e t b a l l Lutheran Church of Manchester, the was the wife of George Simpson. Friends may call at the funeral But when he appeared behind tf*’'®"' CuihoHr m Hartford Puhlir Senior Citizens, and the AARP. She was born in Portadown, home Tuesday from 7 to 9 p.m. and H e re 's bench, after waiting until •*= 15 Besides his wife, he leaves a son, Ireland, Jan. 16,1900, and had been a Wednesday from 2 to 4 p.m. and 7 to 9 $20.00 National Anthem was sung to exter w <-ilnrsday resident of Manchester for 55 years. Colts Paid Dearly Vilmars Fimbers of Trumbull; a p.m. the suspense, the fans gave him daughter, Mrs. George (Ausma) She was a member of St. Mary’s CUT IT OUT! standing ovation. A bunch of grap-*’" " " ’'’ “ Kopf of Sevema Park. Md.; six Episcopal Church. Reports of Smoke •was tossed from the first balcony ai Besides her husband, she leaves And, bring It in I Here's your opportunity to In Loss to Jets Cherry waved it to the crowd. grandchildren. Minor Incidents make this Christmas his best ever! Your gift Funeral services will be held a son, Robert Simpson of Albany, can be a fitting surprise and a Regal value, too exulted in the tribute. Tuesday, 11 a.m., at the Holmes N.Y. ; two daughters, Mrs. Walter R. MANCHESTER —Reports of Choose from our inviting selection of top-quality NEW YORK (UPI) — The New York Jets have been under a “Boston people are the greatest '■"(Jf.'’ Funeral Home, 400 Main St., with the (Mildred) Ferguson of Manchester smoke this morning at two different suits by America's favorite makers. All sizes and good deal of pressure during the past week and Sunday they love them. If it hadn't been like thi and Mrs. Wallace (Pearl) Culver of styles. But hurry, our S30.00 Coupon expires though, I would have been disz«''an, at Cheney Teeh, 8 Rev. Karlis Freimanis officiating. locationa turned out to be minor in­ at the end of this month. (B EST SE L E C T IO N TO DAY! made the Baltimore Colts pay for it. Burial will be in East Cemetery. Sangerties, N.Y.; 10 grandchildren cidents, the Town of Manchester And don't worry about size...our tailors will make sure he pointed. After all, 1 saved my suit 1^“' “• Glaxtonburv and four great-grandchildren The Jets had lost three in a row and Todd threw a 3-yard TD pass to Friends may call at the funeral home Fire department reported today. gets his fit, his style. Limit one coupon per suit. Jerome Barkum and ran 1 yard for a this one,” he said. . Private funeral services will be five of their last six games, including today from 6 to 8 p.m. An Eldridge Street resident told score in the second period and Then there was the matter of 1-’" “ ' ' . » at Noril.Keai held Tuesday at the Holmes Funeral a 30-7 nationally televised em­ the firemen that he had seen smoke Thoughtful, practical gifts from Regal's last Jacobs, a rookie from Syracuse players. When he was let go Home, 400 Main St., Manchester. barrassment to Seattle Monday from a School Street home. for years and years and years to come... night. Jets Coach playing in only his second NFL game, March, Bobby Schmautz and “ "•’'‘j;"''' Burial will be in East Cemete^. M anrhenler at Ea»l H artford A truck was dispatched to 151 Walt Michaels and hit field goals of 28, 27 and 42 yards. Park came to his house to c< Police Investigate There are no calling hours. Memorial (girla). 3:30 School St., a department spokesman quarterback The victory was the Jets' sixth miserate. During the summer contributions may be made to the Ms "llocl ^"“'8 '*^lnd«or al Eaal Calliolir Accident on 1-86 said, and discovered that it was Richard Todd had against eight losses. Baltimore fell to would have them at Book of Remembrances at St. steam from a shower vent. The vent been the objects of 4-10. school. MANCHESTER - State police in Mary's Episcopal Church, 41 Park pipe extends to the sewer system and Saturday EGAL the boobirds and Joe Washin^n scored on a 1-yard Hartford are investigating a three- St., Manchester. warm water causes steam to rise. BASKETBALL C h a r g e sign, bearers at plunge for Baltimore and Greg Lan­ He found it hard to believe tlMCC at Middleaex, 8 car accident which occurred early The spokesman also said a 44 South Shea Stadium, but dry added a 14-yard TD pass to Glenn guys were now opposing him. Rham at Lyman Memorial this morning on Interstae 86 near Farms Drive woman reported an Emblem Club REOALSWhere women Is s b t o ^ shop for men I Sunday they were Doughty. ICE HOCKEY Exit 92 in Manchester. odor of smoke at 8:27 a.m. However, Todd hit 12-of-28 passes for 215 VERNON —Rockville Emblem quieted quickly. I don't know, maybe it was at Manehealer (Bolton Ire A spokeswoman said no one was firemen were unable to locate any MANCHESTER^ VERNON Todd threw for one touchdown and yards through the swirling winds that Club S will meet Thursday at OOSMainSireM | Tri-CItyPlua II don't know if they were hurt in the accident. Details were un­ smoke at the bouse. ran for another in a 17-polnt second gusted to 35 miles an hour. He also Sure Tackle but available at press time because the Rockville Lodge of Elks, N. Park O P E N Dally 9:30 S:X/Thurs. 'til9/Sun. 13 5 D a ily S Sat. 109/Sun. 13 5. all that hard,” Cherry said. “Geez, i period and rookie Dave Jacobs ran six times for 35 yards, several In Radio, TV TonlKlil investrigating trooper hadn't com­ Street. There will be a potluck supper Vets Council Seattle Seawawk wide receiver Steve Largent is brought down hate to beat these guys. They're my and social hour starting at 6 p.m. and kicked his first three NFL field goals key situations. will neck tackle by Kansas City’s Tom Howard during yester­ friends. Maybe atie would have been Raidern va, Suinta, t.h.8, VII OI pleted his report. The accident MANCHEISTER — The Veterans to carry the Jets to a 30-17 victory Landry threw 49 times, hitting 29 backed up traffic along the in the business meeting will follow at 8 day’s game in Kansas City. (UPI Photo) better...” p.m. Council will meet tonight at 8 in the over Baltimore. for 286 yards. terstate. Veterans of Foreign Wars Building. r 1 4 - EVENING HERALD. Mon., Dec. 3. I97t EVENING HERALD, Mon., Dec. 3, 1979- 15 Three of Four Goals Hall of Fame UConn Went to Aces Candidates By LKN AUSTER Harding High in Bridgeport, had a them work harder for their points,” some criticism, “At the end we game-high 27 points on IS of 16 from played smart and got the ball into Herald .SpoiiNwrilrr Pemo reviewed the opener. Achieved by Runners SPRINGFIELD, Mass. (UPI) - the field. Maybe more importantly Yalje managed only a Tim Corny.” When in trouble go to your he displayed more diversity to his UConn had 29 assists with Dulin Oscar Robertson, Jerry West, Willis Daaleman field goal, sandwiched By LEN AUSTER Reed and Jerry Lucas, four former ace. always lethal offensive game dishing handing out a team-high eight. The between six turnovers, in the next Herald S|i<>rtHHritrr stars in the college and pro basket­ When UConn needed a lift out seven assists. Huskies, despite looking out of con­ three minutes enabling UConn to Three out of four goals were ball ranks, head a list of 24 can­ Saturday night against Yale, it “Michael played an unbelievable draw even at 53-all. trol at times, had only 12 turnovers. % game." lauded Husky Coach Dorn met by the Manchester High didates for election to Naismith went to its two aces, “We had a couple of turnovers and They were 37 for 65 ( 56.9 percent) Basketball Hall of Fame. sophomores Corny Thompson Pemo. “He was much more under didn’t score. ’That broke the momen­ from the field. John Delagrange girls’ cross country team in control. He exemplified himself well tum,” Carazo cited that stretch. added 14 markers for UConn. 1979 — all directly ac­ and Mike McKay. And the pair The latest list disclosed Sunday in­ in every phase of the game. Ves, I do The Huskies took the lead for good Yale wound up 32 for 50 (64 per­ complished in one meet. responded with six points think this has to be Mike’s best all- cent) from the field with 21 assisted cludes 11 players, six coaches, in­ at 61-59 with 9:06 remaining on a 20- Fourth-year Coach Phil cluding two women, three referees H B apiece down the stretch in around game.” Thompson con­ foot jumper from the top of the key hoops. Impressive looking 6-foot-4 tributed 21 points (8 for 13 from the Blanchette's aims were to 1) beat and four contributors. leading the Huskies to a by Bob Dulin. But Yale refused to freshman Steve Leondis out of Conard in a dual meet, 2) win the field), a team-high 8 rebounds, 4 Brooklyn, N.Y., had 20 points and 10 Elections will be conducted struggling 83-75 victory over wilt and trailed by a single digit, 70- CCIL title. 3) go undefeated, and 4) assists and his overall fine play. assists in his collegiate debut. through mid-December and the the clever Ivy Leaguers before 69, with 3:28 to play. win the state Class LL championship. results will be announced in “It came down to McKay sticking There, Thompson and McKay took Daaleman had a team-high 23 points a bulging at the seams crowd some key hoops and Corny doing The former trio was all but locked up February. The electees will be charge with 6 points apiece, four by and Regis O’Keefe off the bench 14. in the opening dual meet, a 24-35 win of 4,660 at the Field House. what he can do," viewed Yale Coach O'Keefe replaced starter Frank enshrined April 28. McKay on stuffs. Yale, on the other over Conard. Robertson, West, Reed. Lucas and Ray Carazo. Mauro, who was injured with 11:44 to ' - J ' It was the 19794)0 opener for both hand, went cold at the wrong time “I knew if we beat Conard we The cerebral Ivy Leaguers, go in the first half. He never Dave DeBusschere all became eligi­ cage squads. The Huskies, defending misfiring five consecutive times would go undefeated and win the ble for induction after the necessary ECAC Division I champs, host New working their patterns extremely down the stretch. returned. The Bulldogs were also well, took a 37-34 halftime lead on 15 CCIL.” acknowledges Blanchette, five-year time period following Hampshire Tuesday night at 8 “’They (Yale) are a good club. We without 6-foot-8 captain Andy who led his thinclads to a 14-0 regular of 26 shooting from the field and led, Fleming, out with a virus. “If the retirement. Other players nominated jf o'clock while the Bulldogs return played smart when we had to,” Per- season mark and its first-ever league were Hal Greer, Tom Heinsohn, Sam 51-45, with 15 minutes remaining. guys don't pick up the slack, it’s a home for their debut at Payne no voiced, “1 thought we moved the crown. .Jones, Slater Martin, Vern “We have to stop people, make blowout,” Carazo remarked. Whitney Gym against Fordham. ball well tonight. When you run you The Silk Towners secured third Mikkelsen and Max Zaslofsky. i'«r.icqv 6-foot-5 forward out of will look scattery," he answered place in the LL meet and a surprising In the coaches' category, which fifth in the state open, competing in requires a minimum of 25 years of the latter with a less than usual com­ service, the nominees are Jack Friel Strong Late Rally pliment because of injuries. ‘Washington Slatel. Jack Gardner Manchester loses six seniors — Pill Ailams C.liris r.licncy ‘Kansas State and Utahi. Ed .fucker Lynne Wright, Pal Adams. Chris I Cincinnati I. Bertha Teague (Byng tiling Girl Runners Cheney. Lauren Woodhouse. Bette or four years, and that includes Indians and Greenwich, which ran High School. Ada. Okla i. Margaret Fielding a girls' cross country team for the first time this fall Nets MCC Victory Conard I feel I have a strong junior First Place Winners Sheldon and Andrea Blish — to away with this year's title, states the Wade (Delta Statei, and Stan Watts was Illing Junior High. Squad members, top row ll. to r .) Becky graduation Adams for the first time high program supporting me. " always optimistic Tribe leader. I Brigham Young i. Once again the Robison brothers of Manchester, 10-year-old Four points in the final 26 seconds drew Manchester Communi­ in three varsity campaigns was able Maura Walrath and Maureen I,acy "But there are a lot of ifs. If we McCray. Donna Carrier, Kris Gustafson. Felicia Falkowski. Michael and 13-year-old Ron, have scored first in cycling com­ ty College even and the Cougars won in overtime, downing to shrug off injuries and made it all from Bennet and Donna Carrier from can stay healthy and if I can get them Joan (iurry. Middle row, Leslie Gates. Lori Sporck. Lauren petition. Mike Robison won the New England Hill Climb for 1979 Norwalk Community College, 87-82, Saturday evening in the way through. Sheldon, a first- tiling are the top junior high all out although I don't see any Referee candidates, who also must Giles. Cindy Taylor. Front row, Laurie Gallipa. Heidi Sullivan. prospects while Beth White. Kim on a lOOCC Kawasaki in a record-breaking performance in Norwalk. year performer, however, was problems, " Blanchette tempered be retired five years, are Sid Borgia. Michelle Morianos, Sandy Wilson. Coach Cindy Bosco. (Herald sidelined for the state competition Costello and Beth Allen, all from The Indian coach hopes to .see im­ Lebanon. N.H. Not to be outdone by his younger brother, Ron The victory snapped MCC’s three- drew the Cougars close with a .1 Dallas Shirley and Lloyd Leith Photo by Pinto I after she ran extremely well in the Bennet. also will add depth. provement next year "although it is Nominated as contributors were was No.l in points in the 125 CC Class on a Yamaha. Both boys game losing streak and was its first rebound hoop and Joe Grodovich sent "This year we rested people and in the 1979-80 season. Norwalk was it into overtime with a 10-foot jumper regular season hard to improve on an unbeaten year former NBA Commissioner J won $50 savings bonds. The boys' father and sister. Jill, each The future for Blanchette and his next year we ll be able to rest people As far as state competition. 1 hope Walter Kennedy, Dan Biasone (who tapping off its season with the outing. at the buzzer. even more. " Blanchette stated. gained sixth placements in their classes, (Herald Photo by Norwalk led, 78-74, with 26 seconds squad looks extremely bright. " Each we improve there. introduced the 24-second clock i. A1 In the extra session. John Dixson's It's a year away but several Player-of-Year year we’ve had a team stronger than "One goal I set when I took over Duer (former executive secretary of Adamson) to go in regulation. But Scott Burns field goal proved to be the game- coaches have expressed the senti­ winner for MCC with a pair of free the past and I feel next year we ll be was to make Manchester respected the NAIAl. and Clifford Fagan even better, " he foresees ment that the '80 CCILititle will be around the state. I feel we have I'm (former NBA rules committee throws by Grodovich and Peter recaptured by Manchester and the Murphy clinching the verdict. Top returnees are juniors Sue very satisfied in that" secretarvl. To u se’s White Class LL Meet will be between the John Shealey had a game-high 27 Caouette and Karen Scott, co­ captains elect for 1980. and points for the Cougars with D.J. NEW HAVEN (UPI) — Southern California's Charles White, Celts Below Par Frederick adding 17 markers and 18 classmates Jeanine Murphy and Kim the second leading rusher in college history, has been chosen rebounds. Grodovich chipped in 16 Scott. "Murphy didn't have a good Schoolboy Recruiting Scandal tallies. Murphy 14 and Dixson 11. year because she had an inner ear Walter Camp Football Foundation player of the year. Dennis Woodson had a team-high 21 problem, " Blanchette reports. Tm CRAN.STON. R.I (UPIl - Six pose of creating a super hockey .1 I’ettinc sustained Cresto's deci­ The 21-vear-old senior was named markers for Norwalk. hoping she returns to form members of the Cranston High team ’’ " said James McAleer. a sion Saturday to receive the award Feb 2 including his best — a 261 yard effort Murphy was 16th in the '78 LL run SchiKil East hockey team have been laywer for the Rhode Island The six players are Mark Hebert. at the 13th annual Waller Camp against Notre Dame this season Bowing to Kings Vtanrh«*-ifr (87( Shealey 11-5-27. and was 40th in the '79 race blocked from playing until officials Jnterscholastic League Marc Janigian. David Pulsifer. awards dinner at Yale I'niversily Bums 1-0-2, Frederick 6-5-17, Murphy 4-6- His 18 touchdowns placed him third Sophomores Sue Green and Sue determine whether they fradulently " Jf this is true, it's the most Michael DiSandro, Stephen Eacueo White was the leading ground NEW YORK (UPl) - The mons "When he puts a blanket on Campy Russell scored 21 points 14, Dixon 5-1-11. Grodovich 6-4-16 Totals among leading scorers in the nation 33-21-87 - ^ Donnelly led the Indians throughout enrolled to build a "super hockey serious recruiting scandal in the and Robert Finelli gainer in college football this season, you. you've been blanketed. But if the and Austin Carr came off the bench this season, with a 10 8 point per words Dave Cowens used Norwalk (82) Woodson 9-3-21, Thomas Bruin Checked the year Green in state competition team " history of the state. " he said Richard Ernst, the Cranston East averaging IBO 3 yards per game He bench hadn't done the job in the se­ to toss in 20, sparking Cleveland to its game average sounded all too familiar. They 4-2-10, Beniash 7-0-14. Harris 8-0-16. 8-0- was first hampered by a hip injury, The students, formerly residents of Superior Court Judge Dominic hockey coach, said he did not en­ surpassed the 170.9 record set by 0 J cond quarter, we'd have been done ' eighth straight home victory. The Boston’s Terry O’Reilly went head over heels when checked by White, who received the highest 16, Dickson ,3-2-8. Longhorn 2-1-5. Sead 2- placing 16th in the LL meet, and then Cresto denied a request Irom three of courage the students to change the Simpson of the University of were words from last season, Trailing 37-28 after one quarter, Cavaliers jumped to a 20-6 lead in the Colorado’s Dean Turner during first period last night in Boston ■Johnston, East Greenwich and the amount of votes ever in the Camp 0-4, Tulman 1-0-2, Cook 0-2-2 Totals 36-10- ran into academic difficulties. It's Cranston West high school district, the students to overturn the suspen­ residences Southern California in 1968 when he coached the Boston the Kings outscored Boston 33-16 for first period, then went ahead to stav. sections, has one more game to play 82 Garden. (UPI Photo) hoped that will be cleared up in time have filed petitions in Probate Court sion. handed down by Joseph " In no way were they ever White's 5.598-yard career total is Celtics to a dismal 29-53 finish. a 57-53 halftime lead The Celtics 33-31, on Bill Willoughby's stuff with for the '80 campaign. second only to former Water Camp as a Trojan, against undefeated Ohio went back ahead 67-62 with 4:30 left asking that residents of the Cranston Ventetuolo Jr The suspension allows pressured or induced by me. so help They weren't words heard in 9:02 left in the first half. Charlie Blanchette sees his t^ggest squad me God. " he said winner Tony Dorset! of Pittsburgh State in the Rose Bowl on New in the third period, east district be declared their legal the students to attend classes and the Boston locker room much Criss scored a season-high 26 points coming up Tm getting eight or nine Ernst said the controversy is really and the Dallas Cowboys Year s Day but then went guardians continue practicing with the team, Camp was the first football coach for the Hawks and Tom McMillen who have the potential to make my "One of the most serious questions but bars them from interscholastic "a great deal of jealousy. It's well The 5-toot-ll. 183-pound rusher this year. scoreless until 9:05 added 23 at Yale, and guided the team 45 years varsity,” he states, "I think we ll be we re looking at is: Were Probate competition known that my hockey program is Irom San Fernando. Calif . collected "We embarrassed ourselves. " said remained as they Lakers lift. Burks 10.3 Unbeaten a power in the CCIL in the next three until his death in 1925 Court judges deceived for the pur­ Chief C S District Judge Raymond one of the best in the state" 100 or more yards a game 30 limes. Cowens after the Celtics, were missed 11 straight Rookie Earvin Johnson scored 23 beaten, 94-88, Sunday night by the shots and turned points, including eight during an 18-0 Kansas City Kings the ball over eight fourth-quarter spurt, to help Los The Celtics turned the ball over 28 times The Kings, Angeles snap Milwaukee's three- times, managed to shoot only 41 4 meanwhile, scored game winning streak. Norm Nixon percent from the field and failed to 16 unanswered __ tossed in 25 points. Jamaal Wilkes Still Alive score a single point over a 7 'j minute points had 24 points and Kareem Abdul- NEW YORK (UPI) - The In other games, Ridley to give Quebec a 1-0 lead The span in the second half While Kansas City shot only 39.8 Jabbar 19. for the Lakers, who Quebec topped power-play goal marked Cloutier's The Celtics humiliation was com­ Philadelphia Flyers’ unbeaten percent and leading scorers Otis remained ‘2 -game behind Seattle in Vancouver 3-1, 18th of the year. He also picked up plete when M L Carr was ejected Birdsong and Phil Ford were limited the Pacific Division. Reserve Junior streak is still alive — but just Colorado downed two assists. midway through the final quarter to 9 and 10 points respectively, the Bridgeman led Milwaukee with 30 barely. Boston 5-3, Buffalo Ro^kil•^ .5, Hrtiinn ,'J after decking Kings' Scott Wedman bench accounted for 12 points in the points. The Detroit Red Wings staged a blanked Jack Valiquette and Will Paiement with a forearm to the face Wedman decisive spurt and 41 overall Sonirs III. Warriors 98 third-period rally Sunday night and Washington 2-0, scored two goals each as Colorado was not hurt. Wedman led the Kings in scoring Gus William's led a balanced Seat­ came back to tie the Flyers 4-4, and and the New York gave Coach Don Cherry a triumphant The loss snapped a six-game win­ with 16 points while Billy McKinney tle attack with 21 points and the Philadelphia Coach Pat Quinn is not Islanders beat Winnipeg 4-0. return to Boston th e loss was ning streak for the Celtics but they came off the bench to score 14 and Sonics broke the game open in the se­ happy about that, although his team's IslanderH 4, Jets 0 Boston’s third straight and fourth in still sport the best record in the reserve Reggie King added 10 points cond period behind 22 points from skein has reached 21. making the Goaltender Billy Smith chalked up its last five games, while the Rockies league il6-5i, which prompted and 11 rebounds. reserves. James Bailey and Tom Flyers the first team in NHL history New York's first shutout of the won for just the sixth time this Cowens to add something he couldn't Nate Archibald led Boston with 21 LaGarde scored eight points each in to have only one loss after the first 22 season for the Islanders, who won season and second time in 10 road g'^ Sitigle session ttdtets mm say last year "It was our worst points while Carr had 17 and Cedric the period to give Seattle a 59-45 half­ games. only one game in their six-match games. Valiquette snapped a 2-2 tie game, but it was just one game " Maxwell 16. time lead The Warriors, led by “We played pretty well but gave up road trip. Smith faced 33 shots and at 9:13 of the third period while the Super rookie Larry Bird was held avaUaMeby mail order only. In other games, Cleveland drubbed Robert Parish with 22 points, pulled two goals late in the game," (Juinn wasn’t tested much by the weak Jets, Bruins had two men in the penalty , to a season-low one field goal and two Atlanta 126-108, Los Angeles topped to within 69-60 with 7 minutes to go in said, "and you can't be satisfied with who lost their fourth game in the last box. The Aussies and the Yanks are about Write In number ot seats desired free throws by Wedman Milwaukee 116-103 and Seattle bested the third period but Williams scored that and I'm sure not a man in this seven. The Islanders’ winning goal Sal»rr» 2. Cupilal» 0 Special "Wedman did a job on Bird, " said to tangle one last time for the 1980 Golden State 111-98. 10 of his 21 points in the quarter to locker room is satisfied. We came at 3:16 of the opening period on Rick Martin scored his 12th and Series Thursday Friday Saturday Sunday Kansas Citv Coach Cotton Fitzsim­ /Etna World Cup. March 6-9,1980. March 9 COST ( a\ali(-r- 12(i. Hawk- 108 put it away weathered this game but we were not the power play. 13th goals of the season 1 53 apart in Price March 6 March 7 March 8 hitting on alt cylinders. ” the final period. Buffalo goalie Bob And this time it's for keeps. (All 4 7 00PM 7 00 PM 2 00 PM 2 00 PM Billie Huber and Dan Labraaten sessions) \onlifiU4‘H ,’L ('.unuckn I Sauve, while stopping 20 shots, "= rw ^ comlng home to the scored goals 3:33 apart in the third Serge Bernier scored his seventh earned his third shutout of the Group II ___$32 00 ___$850 ___$8 50 ___$9 50 ___$9 50 $ period to bring Detroit into the tie. goal of the year at 8:05 of the second season. The victory was Buffalo'*’ I Hartford Civic Center. (limit 20 (limit 20 (limit 20 Houston Coach Got Help tickets) tickets) tickets) Huber, a defenseman, sped a 60-foot period to lift Quebec. Bernier broke fifth straight and eighth in its las. Where for four special days, slapshot from the right point past down on the right wing and fired a nine games, and gave the Sabres the we're bringing back the ; Group III ___$20 00 ___J5.50 ___$5 50 ___$6 50 ___$6 50 $ goalie Pete Peeters at 13:20 to bring low shot between the legs of Van­ lead in the Adams Division, two greatest stars from /Etna Group IV ___$ 800 ___S2.50 ___$2 50 ___$3 50 ___$3 50 $ ____ Detroit to within 4-3. At 16:53, couver goalie Curt Ridley. The goal points ahead of Boston Buffalo From FriendAcross State World Cups of the past. Once Make check payable to Hartlord C ivic Center Less discount"(ll applicable) I,abraaten brushed by two Flyers in swept the season series with the gave Quebec a 2-0 lead at the time. Mail to /Etna World Cup Tickets. Hartlord front of the net and sent in the puck After a scoreless first period. Real Capitals, winning four games by a more. For all times' sake. Sub-total NEW YORK (UPI) - because of its upset loss Saturday Bowl »/ C ivic Center. One C ivic Center Plaza. to tie the game Cloutier whipped a low drive past combined score of 19-7. Ticket handling 25 Houston Coach Bill Yeoman "The whole state is pretty In other major bowls, unbeaten and This year's roster reads like Who's Hartlord. CT 06103 Mail order deadline excited. " admitted Arkansas Coach fifth-rated Florida State takes on Big Who in Tennis: Fred Stolle, Rod February 16.1980 knew what his team had to do Ix)u Holtz, whose team finished the Total Eight champion and No. 4 Oklahoma Laver, John Newcombe, Ken Saturday. He plso knew the regular season with a 10-1 record and in the Orange Bowl, second-ranked Name______Cougars needed some help the co-championship of the SWC with White Expects Heisman Rosewall, Roy Emerson lor the Southern Cal meets unbeaten No. 3 Address . from a friend across the state. Houston. Ohio State in the Rose Bowl. No. 12 Aussies. The likes of Dennis Ralston, "Even my wife called to let me City____ _ Slate . .Z ip . NOTE: II my ticket price group is sold out. I will They got it. Purdue plays Tennessee in the Marty Riessen and Charlie Pasarell lor accept the next available price group know I that Texas had been upset by While ninth-ranked Houston was Bluebonnet Bowl, 17th-rated Clem- the Yanks. Some of their records have Home Phone _ . Bus. Phone. Yes___N o___ II not checked, your an­ the Aggies.) You need a physical if son meets No. 18 Baylor in the Peach As Top College Gridder swer will be registered Yes' If the day ot my doing its job with a 63-0 victory over never been equaled. Please enclose a self-addressed, stamped Rice, Texas A&M did the Cougars — you’re not excited about playing the Bowl. No. 16 South Carolina plays envelope For more information, call (203) choice IS sold out. I will accept tickets on top team in the country.” and seventh-ranked Arkansas — a Missouri in the Hall of Fame Bowl. NEW YORK (UPI) - Southern Cal’s Charles Sims won the Heisman as a junior last year after SINGLE SESSION TICKETS ARE NOW 527-2456 (name alternate day)------favor by dumping No. 6 Texas 13-7, Down in Alabama Saturday, in 14th-ranked Michigan meets North White has been playing for the Heisman Trophy leading the nation In rushing and the Sooners tailback what they call the "Iron Bowl,” JWAILABLE BY MAIL ORDER ONLY. 'Special Djfcounti changing the ^uthwest Conference’s Carolina in the Gator Bowl, No. 10 all year. On Monday, he expects his reward. finished the regular season magnificently, running for 282 Series—$2 00 off each senes with the purchase of six or more series ih the same price group Alabama had trouble with Auburn Use the convenient order form bowl representation entirely. Brigham Young takes on Indiana in yards against Missouri before shredding Nebraska's Single Session —$ l 00 off each ticket with the block purchase of 20 or more tickets m the same before the Crimson Tide rallied for a the Holiday Bowl and No. 19 Temple White is the favorite for the 1979 Heisman. awarded to and be sure to take advantage As things have worked out. the nation's outstanding college football player. He is defense for 247 yards in Oklahoma’s 17-14 triumph Nov. price group, same day 25-18 victory over its intra-state rival plays California in the Garden State 24. That Oklahoma victory clinched the Big Eight cham­ of the special discounts. Christmas Bonus -Thursday Only—$1 OOollany Thursday ticket purchased prior to \ Houston — not Arkansas — will be to earn its trip to the Sugar Bowl. Bowl. expected to become the seventh straight running back to ■ December 25 Not applicable on series tickets or blodf purchases of 20 or more going to the Cotton Bowl to face No. 8 win the honor when the announcement is made 1 p.m. pionship and gave the Sooners an Orange Bowl berth. "I’m just thankful we came back. I In other games Saturday, Ithaca Series tickets are still available y - Nebraska on New Year’s Day, And it EST today at the Downtown Athletic Ciub. Sims, who led the nation with 22 touchdowns, boosted Thursday. March 6.7 00 pm had the feeling we could,” said beat Wittenberg 14-10 in the Amos too. Remember, with a series will be Arkansas — not Texas — going White’s main competition for the 45th Heisman is last his 1979 rushing total to 1,506 yards. He finished with a One Singles Match quarterback Steadman Shealy, Alonzo Stagg Bowl for the NCAA I to the Sugar Bowl to play top-rated year’s winner, Oklahoma tailback Billy Sims, and career average of 7.09 yards per carry — an NCAA record ticket you save money. One Doubles Match whose running brought the Crimson Division III championship, Boston Alabama, also on New Year’s Day. for backs with 500 rushing attempts or more. You 're guaranteed the Friday. March 7. 700pm Tide its triumph and a shot at Arkan­ Brigham Young’s record-setting quarterback, Marc And it will be Texas — not Houston — College edged Holy Cross 13-10, Wilson, a 6-foot-5 senior and a pure pocket passer, Special Exhibition Match sas. Wilson. Other contenders include Ohio State’s sophomore same excellent seats , I 2 , , going to the Sun Bowl to play Tennessee beat Vanderbilt 31-10 and capitalizeo on Brigham Young's rare national television .. One Singles Match The Tigers, 15-point underdogs, quarterback. Art Schlichter, and Vagas Ferguson, Notre all four nights. And you Washington Dec. 22. Navy crushed Army 31-7, exposure against San Diego State on Nov. 24— firing four ^ Saturday. March 8 ,2 0 0 pm stormed into a surprise lead of 18-17 Dame’s all-time leading rusher. “Realistically, we thought Texas TD passes and running for another to key a 63-14 rout that 'won't miss a minute of this last- f One Singles Match with 11:39 left in the game on an 11- White, following in the tradition of the Trojans’ long was going to win,” said Yeoman, who Cowboy Competition lifM Brigham Young to the WAC title and a date with In­ in-a-lifetime event. ' One Doubles Match yard pass from Charlie Trotman to line of brilliant tailbacks, capped a remarkable final \Ker will bring his team to the Cotton diana in the Holiday Bowl Dec. 21. Wilson set an NCAA Sunday. March 9.2:00prh^ Mark Robbins. Shealy’s running then OKLAHOMA CITY (U PI) - season Nov. 24 by running for 194 yards and four I Group ll B1 Bowl for the third time in the four record for passing yardage in a season with 3,720 and The 1980/Etna World Cup. Don't One Singles Match sparked an 82-yard winning drive. Nevada cowboy Joe Marvel moved touchdowns in leading the Trojans to a 49-14 rout of UCLA \ Group III O years the Cougars have been com­ threw for 29 TDs in his senior year as the Cougars led the be aced out of the best seats for One Doubles Match i It was Alat»ma’s fourth perfect ahead of his closest competitors Sun­ that clinched the Pac-10 title and a Rose Bowl berth. peting in the SWC. “But the Aggies nation in total and scoring offense. a series you'll never forget. Mail season in nine years and gave the day in his quest for a second con­ “I deserve the Heisman,” White said after the UCLA play very hard in College Station. We secutive national saddle bronc riding game. “I’ve been playing for it all year long. I’d rather Schlichter led the Buckeyes to an 11-0 regular season the coupon today. know.” Tide the Southeastern Conference and a Rose Bowl berth against White's Trojans. The championship. championship at the National Finals win the national championship — that means more than Since Houston and Arkansas sophomore threw for 13 TDs and 1,519 yards and was in­ Randy McMillan scored three TDs Rodeo. the Heisman — but I’d love to bring everything home.” finished in a tie for the conference ti­ tercepted only five times. The best retumy to lead llth-ranked Pittsburgh to a Marvel, a Lee, Nev. cowboy defen­ White finished the regular season with 1,803 yards on tle, Houston goes to the Cotton Bowl Ferguson capped his Notre Dame career with a 177- lor the benelil ol the Cyslic Fibrosis Foundation. 29-14 victory over cross-state rival ding his 1978 NFR world title, placed the ground, the most in the nation. He rushed for 5,598 Sponsoredbyl because of its three-point victory yard. three-touchdown effort against Miami of Florida. and 20th-ranked Penn State. Pitt, 10- second during Sunday’s go-round to yards in his career, second-best in NCAA history to Tony „ ...... j i<«l ACAauJkLrv over the Razorbacks in Fayetteville Dorsett’s 6,082. He ran for 100 or more yards in 30 games ' Ferguson Notre Dame s all-time leading career rusher 1, will take on Arizona in the Fiesta Clint Johnson of Spearfish, S.D., but earlier this year. Texas was knocked and notched 52 career touchdowns, tying Anthony Davis' fiein^ 1.437 yards in his senior season and scored 17 Bowl and the' Nittany Lions, 7-4, meet remained ahead of Johnson in the out of a share of the league title school record. touchdowns 15th-rated Tulane in the Liberty overall scoring hy 30 points. » » ____ EVENING HERALD, Mon., Dec. 3, 1979- 17 1*1- EVENING HERALD. Mon., Dec. 3, 1979 Scoreboard ^Hot Stove League^ Burning Home Video Situation Befuddles Consumers NFL By SYDNEY SHAW slightly behind VHS in hours of play. days in advance. W»-ft|»*rn (lonferenre United Preu International The reason? The Sony-crafted format .Ameriran (^onfrrenre For consumers who may one day Miflwexl Divinlon Remember the “45’’ record has a larger head w l^ I, which limits Kaul want to buy a camera and let their W L Pet. GB player? the recording time and a smaller VCR take over where home movies W L T P Milwaukee 18 8 .692 In Icy and Snowy Toronto Ita fat spindle now shares a shelf tape cartridge shell, which limits the Miami 9 5 0 left off, there is a slightly more Kansas City 14 14 .500 with the Ekisel, but for people amount of tape. adventurous option. New England 8 6 0 . the club were numbered after he — probably Ken Kravec — most like­ Denver 9 18 .333 TORONTO (UPI) - There’s ment of major-league baseball to pay deciding which video cassette There are two 6-bour machines Maybe you’ve noticed the units Buffalo 7 7 0 . jumped the team on Sept. 4, and he ly will be dealt. Chicago 7 19 .269 11 a festive yuletide spirit sur­ off the lease on the Oakland Coliseum recorder to buy, the memory is In- available in some cities already — that come in two pieces. These por­ NY Jets 6 8 0. did not return for the remainder of The Boston Red Sox are on the Utah 4 19 .174 12'^ rounding the winter baseball for $4 million. deUble. Sharp makes its own 24-bour VCR table machines — a recorder, tuner Baltimore 4 10 0 .: the sedson. He would like to return to verge of landing Knepper and While the deal seems set, nothing Pacific l>i\ inion Compact and economical, in 1948 for 31.395 and Mitsubishi has a 3- and adaptor for about 31,500 in both meetings this year, and it Texas and play for his close friend, catcher Marc Hill from the San Fran­ is ever certain where Finley is con­ I.Viilriil W L vjPet GB the 45 was touted as the brave new speed, 2-4-8-hour machine for about formats — are equipped for time could turn out to be an early owner Brad Corbett, and since there cisco Giants for slugging third cerned. One AL executive said Sun­ Seattle 17 8 home entertainment system by the 31,400. Hitachi is building a 3-speed shift and are programmable. Christmas for the likes of is still plenty of life left in his aging baseman Butch Hobson, and several day that Finley was now trying to Pittsburgh Phoenix folks who developed it at RCA. After machine that will be for sale 17 9 . arm, the Rangers would love to have teams have expressed interest in Together, they can do the job of a Houston Los Angeles Gaylord Perry. Bob Knepper, throw a few new twists into the deal all, transferring the strains of Glenn sometime this winter and most other 17 9 . him. Garber, a top reliever for Atlanta non-portable VCR until you want to Cleveland Portland Gene Garber and, yes. even and another even suggested Finley Miller from those hefty 78’s to a VHS nnanufacturers, including RCA, invest in a camera. 16 11 . If Perry returns to Texas, for two seasons ago who is coming off a Cincinnati San Diego Marvin Davis. might overturn the sale entirely Quasar and Panasonic, promise to 11 16 . whom he pitched 2'/* seasons, the 6-16 season. featherweight fine-groove vinyllte Making Documentaries Went because he would “miss the put their nameplate on the Mat­ Golden State 10 16 . Four Inches of snow and frigid Rangers would most likely have to platter was revolutionary enough to Then someday the recorder seg­ W L The White Sox will probably have publicity" too much. sushita 6-hour machine by next year. Sunflu>‘ K c n llltn temperatures greeted the more than part with outfielder Al Oliver. Oliver serve up a special machine. ment alone, with a one-hour battery San Diego the hottest telephone line at the However, because baseball wants These are glad tidings for con­ Cleveland 126 Atlanta 108 I ..500 arrivals to the convention who hit .323 for the Rangers this season, meetings. They have four quality The 12-lnch, long playing disc made pac inside, can turn you into a Denver the A's out of Oakland very badly, it sumers — there will probably be Kansas Citv 94. Boston 88 came over the weekend, and the but has expressed disenchantment left-handers — Kravec, Steve Trout, Ita debut the same year. Like the 45, documentary filmmaker. Teaming Oakland is likely the owners will figure out a much discounting of the 2-speed Los Angeles 116. Milwaukee 103 major-league executives showed up with the front office. Rich Wortham and Ross Baumgarten the idea was to decrease the machines. Many dealers started the machine with a camera is an Seattle way to persuade Finley to sell the revolutions and increase the playing Seattle 111. Golden State 98 with long shopping lists for the Perry has told close friends he — and if they have to, they're willing selling 3-hour Beta models for under expensive proposition, though. Color Kansas Citv team if he fries to renege. time — but Columbia’s version spun "swap shop. " wouldn't mind returning to to part with any of them for quality 31,000 when the 3-4 1/2-hour cameras start at about 3800. NHL Sometime during the week the at 33 1-3 rpm’s. With a smaller spin­ The cold weather has helped star^ Cleveland, where he won the goods. owners also will give an updated switchable machine came on the But when you get to the camera dle and a larger disc, it bore little (iuni|il»'ll (lonfcn'rirf the " Hot Stove l,eague " burning, and American League Cy Young Award The man who might benefit most report on the negotiations with the market. stage, take heart. At this point in the 41-year-old Perry"s name is high resemblance to the 45. time, at least, any video camera — be Patrick DitiHiiiii in 1972. If the Indians were to swing a from these meetings is Marvin Players Association. The basic Prices Fairly Similar Philadelphia W L T Pt: on the list of several clubs in deal for Perry, outfielder Bobby Davis, the Denver oilman who has The two gizmos marked the dawn it color, black and white, simplistic, agreement expires at the end of the Prices for the latest Beta machines Washington Philadelphia 17 1 5 ; preliminary trade talks. The Texas Bonds might end up with the Padres. been trying to buy the Oakland A's of high fidelity. Consumers went wild or with snazzy optics — can plug into year and collective bargaining has are fairly similar. Sanyo has the Dalis Atlanta 11 9 3 < Rangers and the Cleveland Indians The Indians have made it known that from Charlie Finiey for two years. been going on since Nov. 14. over the quality and longer playing either format. time. But, because neither company cheapest 3-41/2 hour switchable VCR NY Giants NY Rangers 10 13 2 I have expressed interest in the San Bonds is available for the right price. The deal is virtually set and could be The most important item on The record industry has consumers in a shuffle. Now round two is here but it’s in the wanted to back down and agree on at 31,095 (Sanyo makes the same Koffee Krafters St Louis 10 NY Islanders 7 11 4 1 Diego Padres' right-hander, and it is With the meetings officially agreed upon by the AL owners at today's agenda is the draft of minor- dither when it offered a choice between 45 field of television, and consumers are one speed, both machines were machine for Sears for 3895), but it MANCHESTER - The Koffee Washington 5 17 4 1 believed the two-time Cy Young opening Monday, pitchers are the their meeting this week. league players who have previously rpm and 33V3 rpm. But the slower speed befuddled. Award-winner will be wearing a new rushed Into the marketplace. doesn’t do much, ft costs 31,495 if you Krafters of the Nutmeg Branch of Simllic Di> iaifiii items at the top of almost every Davis has been stymied countless played in the major leagues. Last uniform after the week-long The battle began. offered better fidelity and 45s were lost in the want a programmable version with the YWCA will have a Christmas W L T Pt; club's list. Before the meetings are times in his past efforts to buy the year, seven players taken in the draft Tampa Bay meetings end. By 1950, a gaggle of high fidelity Sanyo’s equivalent of “Betascan." luncheon Wednesday at noon at the \'ancouver 10 9 6 ; over. Knepper, Garber and one of the A's. but the one major stumbling made it to the majors and helped Chicago players incorporating all three with the 4.5-hour Beta. Most 2-4 VHS machines cost YMCA, Chicago 8 9 7 : Perry will certainly not return to Chicaeo White Sox' fine left-handers block has been cleared by the agree­ their re.spective clubs. particularly resistant to twisting. Sony Played Catch-Lp Minnesota San Diego next sea.son His days with speeds were on the market, although between 31.200 and 31,400. The price Members are reminded to bring St Ixiuis < 8 14 4 5 VHS cassettes have an ’^M-wrap” p,ay patch up, Sony hiked their Beta Slightly Behind Green Bay audirahiles were beginning to agree slides up with options such as remote their own place settings and a 32 Detroit 2 12 0 H.l Winnipeg 7 14 4 1 design — simpler than Beta, but recording time by halving the speed At this point it is important to grabbag gift and the covered dish that Columbia's choice of rpm's gave more stressful to the tape. And when control, freeze-frame, over-dubbing, FMmonton 5 12 6 I and halving the size of their tape remember that Beta will always be they previously agreed to bring for W CM Deanery Hoop the best sound reproduction, as well stopping a VHS tape, it is impossible more program selections and more . L T Pet Colorado 6 14 3 I as 30 minutes of play. Even so, RCA heads — to 29 microns. They in­ the luncheon. Hockey Picture to start up at exactly the same point troduced a 2-hour Betamax. Los Angeles 8 6 0 571 Vi ales ronffreiicc kept Its marketing muscle behind the League Starts in the program. Tape cassettes come Unknown to Sony, JVC’s parent New Orleans 7 6 0 ! \orri> Di\ i^ioii S-minute 45. in varying lengths, but time capacity company, Matsushita, was Atlanta 5 9 0 ! W L T Pts TV Tonight Three games were played as the Then Came “Stereo” depends ultimately on the machine. simultaneously modifying the 2-hour San Francisco 1 13 0 ( Montreal 14 6 5 33 At MHS Bright Beta VCRs can tape 3 hours or 41/2 Manchester Deanery Grammar “ 5 ^ Then somewhere between the VHS in exactly the same way. So a SiinilaC' Roiill- Los Angeles 11 8 5 27 School Basketball League opened its jitterbug and the twist, alas for the hours and a new cassette with more few months after Beta broke even, 6:00 suspected of murder when the (X Movie "Tension At Table Chicago 14. Tampa Ray 0 I’ittsburgh 10 8 4 24 Rock" (1956) Richard Egan, Dor­ season Saturday at East Catholic St By LEN AUSTER 45, the catch word changed to tape in it can increase recording time VHS again pulled into the lead with a ( D ® ® ® N*w» skeleton ol a baby, believed to 2:30 NY Jets .30. Baltimore 1/ Hart lord 8 8 7 23 (1) I Lov« Lucy have died 20 years earlier, is othy Malone 5 } Th« Odd Coopt# •lames edged St Bridget in the Herald Sporlswriler “ stereo." Recorded music took to 5 hours. VHS machines record 2 dS Dr. Scott On Hebrews Detroit 7 10 5 19 2-4-hour switchable VCR. (D Joker’s WIM found in the rums of their sorori­ Pittsburgh 37. Cincinnati 17 hours; 2 and 4 hours: 2, 4 and 6 hours ® TV Community CoHege ty house 0 Beverty HUIbilliee 2:36 opener. 29-20 .lohn Mi.sselwit/, had 18 Improved ice time for practice and a good group of youngsters another revolutionary step and it Sony countered by packing more, (S B n t Of lulldday Philadelphia 44. Detroit 7 \12 12:15 points for the winners while Mark has suddejily made the picture for the Manchester High ice thinner tape into their cartridges ® Streets Of Sen Frandsco 9:05 Washington 38. (ireen Bay 21 W L T Pts loaded with enough tape to preserve 9 0 The Fred Warir»g Show ® College Football 79 3:00 Holmes netted 8 for the losers. Our minute. (Beta 2) and brought the time capaci­ (S; Zoom (R) 0 The^nt (JJMovI* Four Rode Oul Cleveland 14 Houston 7 Ruflalo 16 6 3 35 Lady of Peace overwhelmed St hockey team a lot brighter. As it turned out, what one well- consecutive hours of television is in ty up to 3 hours, but the new tape 9:30 (19691 Sue Lyon Pernell There is a strong battle now being 6:30 C£ WKRP In C incinnati 12:30 Roberts Denver 19. Buffalo 16 Boston 13 6 3 33 The Indian pucksters, 2-18-1 a year the works and should be for sale Carol Burnett And Friends Rose. 29-10 Jim Taylor popped in 8 known company advertised as the didn’t fit into the original machine. 0 M ovie "The Big Gamble" (X Movie Pretty Boy Floyd" 0 Six Million Dollar Man St Louis 13. .San Francisco 10 waged for slots on the No. 2 line. ® Tic Tac Dough Minnesota 10 6 7 27 markers for OLP. Mike Gagnon 6 for ago, swing into the 1979-86 season final audio answer was merely a soon. And here’s the catch with cutting (1961) Stephen Boyd. Juliette (1960) .John Encson, Joan Kansas City 37. Seattle 21 Sophomores Brian Gullo and George ® ® ® NBC News Harvey 3:08 Toronto 11 10 3 25 St Rose Assumption whipped St Wednesday evening against flash in the pan. Both systems can also play back tape head size: The larger ones (58 Greco An adventurous couple Zdanis are vying for t^e center slot ® Over Easy leaves to find a fortune in an 0 Green Acres d N«w» .Atlanta 28. San Diego^6 tjuebee 8 13 4 20 Simsbury High at the South Windsor thousands of major movies that are ® The Odd Couple •loseph's. ,35-19 Chris Bowman had 15 And of those left holding the 45. microns) give a noticeably better unexplored region of Africa (2 4:00 Los Angeles 27. Minnesota 21 Arena at 8:50. They begin with hopes while junior Kurt Wagner and sold for |40 to $1(X) nationwide in @) Pledge Break 1:00 points for the winners while Kevin sophomores Martin Hancock and many vowed that in the next format picture. hrs ) 0 0 0 Tomorrow 3} N«wl Mnmlii\ *» ( miiiic of qualifying for the state tourna­ cassettes for either format. Pre­ 6:40 Detroit 4 Philadelphia 4 Dowgiewicz had 9 for St .loe's Craig Carlson are contending for fracas, they would wait until the dust So if you only want to watch pre­ 10:00 1:10 4:01 Oakland at New Orleans. 9 p m ment. programmed tapes run 2 hours. Over Easy (X Lou Grant (d Jack Banny Buffalo 2. Washinglon 0 wingmen posts. Sophomores Dave settled and a clear winner emerged recorded movies, the standard 2-hour iX M cM illan & WHe Top Freshman “We hope to make the tour­ What Will You Do? 6:55 ® ® News 4:30 (juebee .3, Vancouver 1 Doyle and Skip Carpenter will also before laying out money for a poten­ VHS machine is your best bet. JVC 3 News 2:00 MtA Colorado .6 nament," voices assistant Coach continues to make a good VCR for 10:35 ® Joe Franklin a Kitty Today . Boston 3 CHARLOTTE. N C (UPIi - see action on the wing. tially Incompatible piece of To decide the best format, you 7:00 ® Dick Cavett P.m-lerM ( o tife re n c e Clyde Miller, "There should definite­ itself and Mitsubishi. Both list for 0 Newlywed Game Islanders 4i. Winnipeg 0 Marshall running bark Ron l.ear, a "The second and third lines are not hardware. must decide what you plan to do with (D CBS News 11:00 \lhm tic Di^ walk-on for the Thundering Herd who Two-Way Player ly be marked improvement this year. Well, round two is here and this the machine. For some, recording around 31.345, but if you shop around, ® M*A*S*H ® ® 0 N « w s settled yet. There's a big battle and ® 3 ABC News W L Pet GB finished 15th nationally in rushing We have some practice time now, time, television spawned the dilem­ hours and hours of network television you should be able to find them for ® m *a *s *h Senior Center on CATV Two-way performer with the we have some good material," Miller ® ® Oattng Game ® Jackie Gleeaon Boston 18 5 783 - Miilli-Ycnr Contract three hours a week. Last year we ma. slightly less. Some discontinued 2- OS FatUval Of Fahh and second in the Southern remarked. may not be important. 0 Our Mlsa Brooks MANCHESTER - Tonight at 7 p m. on Cable TV-13 Philadelphia 19 7 .731 '2 INGLPlWOOl). Calif iC Pli - Conference, was named Monday as Kingswood varsity football only had 12 hours of practice all Wall Street has dubbed the future Setting the machine in advance hour VHS machines are still for sale ® WreatHng season. Schedule: Dec. 5 Simsbury A (SW ® News 11:10 "Community Insight” visits the Manchester Senior New- York 12 13 480 7 ■lotin Paul Kelly, the lais .Angeles the league's freshman of the year. team this season was John of television "the emerging video en­ may be useless to others. But for con­ under 31,000. 0 Connecticut Screening Room “ We're giving them time of the ice Arena). 8 Maloney H. 11 Farmington ® DlckCavett Citizens Center. Carol Seaton, hostess, interviews Wally Washington 10 12 455 7'2 Kings' third-round selection in the The 5-f(H)t-10. 181pound running McNary of Manchester. The 6- vironment" and manufacturers are sumers who want the time-shift func­ Also, for those who intend to swap ® Maude 11:30 A (SW Arena). 15 Fermi H, 19 ^ Two Ronnies Fortin and Gloria Benson about services available for the New Jersey 10 16 385 9'2 1979 NHL re-entry draft, has signed a back trom Lexington. Ky easily won 2, 250-pounder was an offensive and this is the first time in four years calling a wide range of gadgets that tion, both species of VCR’s bristle tapes, programs recorded in the 2- X Mary Tylar Moore (head coach) Dennis Doyle has been Rockville H, 22 Conard A (WHtfd ® Ko)ak seniors. t cnlral Dii Gion multi-year contract with the club the award over Western Carolina tackle and a defensive guard. book Into the basic boob tube "home with timers. Many have pre­ hour mode of a 2-4 hour machine play 7:29 able to run his program." Arena), 26 Fermi A (Enfield Arena), ® Daily Numbers CD Benny Hill The program is produced by Community Broadcasting W L Pet GB Kellv was under suspension until running back Leonard Williams. video.” programmers that can be instructed back noisily on a standard 2-hour 0 ® ® Tor>lght McNary was a letter winner The Manchester icemen will open 28 Wethersfield A (SW Arena), 29 7:30 Company, a non-profit corporation serving the communi­ Atlanta 16 12 .571 - Dec I for his part in a brawl during a Lear, a non-scholarship player, Consumers are befuddled. up to a week in advance to record machine. Commercially recorded 0 Andy Griffith for three years with the prep with either senior John Mumford Alumni H, Jan. 2 Hall A (WHtfd (D P.M. Magazine ty. To offer suggestions for future programming, phone .San Antonio 13 11 542 1 Western .lunior League game earlier won a starting spot this fall and Arena), 5 Wethersfield H, 7 Maloney When they shop for the most en­ football on two channels Sunday and movies are reproduced on standard ® AM In The Family 11:35 6464)660. Send tax-deductible donations to P.O. Box 1071, school squad. (alternate captain) or sophomore ®T?ke Moppets ® WUHam Shaweroas And The Houston 13 1 1 .542 1 this year in Canada The suspension rushed for 1.162 yards, becoming one A (at Wesleyan), 9 Simsbury H, 12 ticing video offering — the machine a pre-dawn Fred Astaire movie machines. (When replaying your 4- Bob Carlson donning the pads that can record the Dallas (jowboys i® Benny HM Kiaainger Sideshow Manchester. Ct 06040. Cleveland 12 16 429 4 was handed down by a British Colum­ of only 12 NCAA Division I freshmen East Catholic A (Bolton Ice Palace), Tuesday, or other combinations of hour recordings on a different model O TV Talkback between the pipes. The early edge 00 a ball-inch video cassette while 2-4-bour machine, the quality is com­ 0 ® MacNeM / Lahrer Fteport 11:45 Indiana 11 16 407 4'2 bia judge and an appeal by the Kings to break the 1.000-yard mark for a 19 Hall H, 23 Rockville A (Bolton), 26 selections. ® 0 N ew t goes to Mumford. they are out for the evening or pletely unpredictable). ® Threa's A Crowd Detroit 8 16 333 6 was dismissed season Conard H. 30 Farmington H, Feb. 2 VHS units generally have more The first defensive pairing lists watching the Rams on another Two hours sound too limiting? 0 Dick Van Oyfca 12:00 Enfield A (Enfield Arena), 9 East program choices built in, as many as ® Tic Tac Dough (X H arry O Kings in Romp senior Rich Bidwell (captain) and channel — they notice an ominous Maybe you’d rather record your own Catholic H, 13 Enfield H. Home seven in one week on Sharp’s newest 8:00 junior Mike Schoenberger with the symptom. There are two incompati­ material. You may even want to stop (X Tbe White Shadow games at Bolton Ice Palace. Check VCR, but a special Sony tuner can East Skaters Open Wednesday INGLEWOOD, Calif (UPI) - second set of defensemen ble technologies for sale. add more than the basic three or four the picture, dub your own narration ®Croaa-W)ta sophomores Leon Botteron and Billy sports slate for starting times. 240-Roben Charlie Simmer. .Steve Jensen and choices to the Betamax and Sanyo over a collection of startling football ® Father. Dear Father It won't be an easy task for scorers Gerry King il3 goals. 11 coach in Bill Mannix He slates, "It's Schiff. Too Many Systems Butch Goring scored two goals each And although the video cassette builds five selections into its latest plays, zero in on any point in the 0 ® ® T b a Berenstaln Bears' East Catholic's ice hockey assists' and Kurt Peterson 1 12 goals. not going to be an easy job when and Ron Grahame posted his first "Our defense is coming along real “Betacord." program, or rev up to fast forward. Christmas Tree 6 assists! everv team you play gets more ice well." Miller states. "Botteron can recorders (VCRs) in the stores are 0Pledge Break team, which opens its season shutout as a King, pacing Los Tankers Third “ Beta" or “VHS," a little research Alike in One Way It’s ail available. 0 M ovie "World Ol Hans Also back arc Gregg White Rob lime Our guys have to condition Angeles to a 7-0 rout of the Chicago play with any team in the area. Christian Anderson" |1971) Wednesday night against Platt turns up other half-inch tape formats In at least one way. Beta and VHS Sports Fans Like It While, Lionel Lessard Scott MeWay themselves iphysicallyi off ice " Black Hawks over the weekend. We're clearing the puck out much Animated As a young opera High at the Bolton Ice Palace, and Mark Maulucci .loining the team Mannix indicated he will do some better." In AAU Meet that once promised to do the same are alike. Both evolved from com­ Sports fans particularly like the lover, Hans Christian Anderson Promises Marcel Dionne, the NHL's top job but are already extinct, such as prospect of freezing a winning play made up fanciful stories to teii to better last year's record are Dale Mauro and Tom Cordier. juggling of lines in the early going in The Indians' No. 1 line finds junior mercial video recording. his friends (1 hr . 30 min ) scorer and assist leader, added three Quasar's “Good Time Machine.” on the screen for closer scrutiny or The Eagles a year ago in their lirst who move up from the jayvee squad order to find the right combinations assists Saturday night to run his Scott Brown at center between senior The relay team of Jennifer Birrell, Video is simply information laid ® The Fred Waring Show Dark Even more confounding, there are down on tape in magnetic tracks and viewing the action in reverse or at varsity campaign wound up 12-4 The defense is led by veterans East's strength appears to be with season point total to 51 in 24 games. Bob Garnelis (alternate captain) on Pam Kuzmeski, Stacey Tomkiel and 8:05 MARSHA MAMIN overall and gained a tournament Kevin Dickenson. Dan O'Brien and Its defen.se It is small and overall in­ the left wing and junior Mike McNiff Paige Lepak took third places in the rumors of as many as five other VCR translated into the soundtrack and three times normal speed forward. 0 An Evening Of Championship SID H Ank MINAMIARR Grahame, who had three shutouts formats, either cheaper or more Only Beta machines can deliver the Skating. 1979 MKMAil BRAMMtN KArmilMimiR berth in Division II F7ast this cam­ Phil LeBlanc Bryan Leech and Greg experienced as of the 11 returnees, two years ago with Boston, stopped on the right wing. free and medley in an AAU 10 and un­ the lines of a television image I.esco are two newcomers Senior talented, on the horizon. through tape heads reading the latter function, but there's some bad 8:30 JO paign has an expanded and toughened seven were on either the third or 2.3 shots as the Kings solidified their "Our first line can stay with der swim meet yesterday at Maloney iX) Merv Ortffin 85^ Scott Mosher draws the starting lourih line and saw limited action High in Meriden The problem? In this format war, signals. The heads (at least one to news. Although Sony has added these ® World Tomorrow 1 schedule hold on second place in the Norris anyone. We have good balance, no standardization may never come trace each half of the picture) are at­ nifty "Betascan^’ variations to a 3-4 0 ® 0 Little Raacais Christ- Eleven varsitv performers return assignment between the pipes with Lack of depth means key players Division, improving their record to superstars, just some good skaters," The quartet swims for the about. Neither system is likely to dis­ tached to a drum that travels over 1/2-hour Betamax (they got the 4 1/2- mas Special lor East, led bv last vear's leading Scott Howat pressing for the job. must slay injury free. " it was noted 11-8-5 Miller offers. Manchester Rec swim team. appear and although VHS owners out­ the tape surface at a fixed speed. To hour capacity by reducing the speed 9:00 The Eagle icemen have a new ® M*A*3*H numbered Beta owners three to one achieve the speed, you can either by a third. Beta 3), every time you ® 0 NFL Football at last count, with more than a use them, a messy white stripe CD M ovie "The Bachelor And have fast-moving tape, fast moving Last Visit f million units sold, the one-fourth tape heads or more tape heads. dances across the middle of the im­ The Bobby S o xer' (1947) Cary Bowling Grant. Myrna Loy An eligible Before minority consists of a whopping 250,- TV studios use 2-inch tape moving age. bachelor is pursued by a love- 000 Beta fans. at 15 feet a second on a huge machine The reason for the noise is simple struck schoolgirl, but he falls Christmas 5 - Bill McKinnev 135-155- Eenn 22 Ernie Whipple Sony, who started the whole home with four rotating heads — two for enough. To cram more video infor­ instead for her older sister, who IS a judge. 2 h^^s. (B/W) 142-432 Ed Burbank 140- 215. Ed A'ourkas 554 VCR sweepstakes with “Betamax,” each half of the picture. mation on a half-inch tape, Sony took 0 ® 3d Movie ’Friendships. :168 Fred McCiirrv 135-368. say they’ll continue to chum out Beta Sony pared down the professional out the “guardbands” between the Secrets And Lies" (Premiere) Art .lohnson 147-391 Tony designs, along with Sanyo, Sears, machine for home use by incor­ tracks, which causes an interference Paula Prentiss, Stella Stevens. AstOfYtboiitlmm§dm Six former sorority sisters are Marinelli Sr 148-373 Jw Coach Charged MITO Zenith and Toshiba. Everyone else, porating only two tape heads — 58 called "crosstalk" when the machine courage to bt tnkit ymm. I’agano 145-401 Ad.'iin Tvez including RCA, JVC, Panasonic, microns. Then they developed less is doing anything but ordinary recor­ |:(5-:192, Bert Davis i:(8-:!6ll. ALBl'CJl'F.Rtjl'E N M Magnavox, Hitachi and Quasar, is expensive, half-inch tape and laid the ding. The solution isn’t so simple. Carroll Maddox i:(5-371 Ed 1 1 PI I — A New A'ork hank KPIURS committed to VHS — most manufac­ tracks down diagonally and closer Sony executives nervously admit that RunmiK Huiaiicius i:!7-391. Hocco b.is Died stiil against tured by the Japanese electronics together. And in 1975, Sony in­ the bug is a real problem and can’t CASEV STENGEL TOOK l.iipacchino 1711-411 Adolph 1 niversity ol New Mexico "Homs of Mr. Qoodwrsnch" giant, Matsushita. troduced the result of their say when they’ll have It licked. THE YANKS TO 10 W.5 Kusza) 362, .lim Bell 362. assistant basketball coach There are 18 companies making at tinkering: the 1-hour Betamax. In November, RCA hinted that they IN HIS I I YEAR TENURE Manny Goldstein, alleging (M.0BE Mark Aharhanel 354. Andv • Complete Mechanical Service least 50 different models of VCRs. Victor Company of Japan, known will put their version of "Betascan" WHO WAS TH E FIRST non-payment of more than TEAM CASEY TOOK To l.anioureaiix 355. 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' ■( 1 ( Ml Ilf, "I Bn 'cui S| and Middli' I pTt afternoon double-header. 18 - EVENING HERALD, Mon., J,JOT EVENING HERALD, Mon., Dec. 3, lOT— 19 ELECTRONIC Planner Still Unsure Iran Crisis Changes ladio /haeK On Need for Truck President's Campaign HARTFORD (UPI) — President Carter's decision to remain in Washington during the Iran crisis has forced a By BARBARA RICHMOND Engine 141. The money would allow in­ change in his Connecticut fund-raising campaign for re- Herald Reporter stallation of a new putnp with increased election. VERNON —Town Planner George capacity and an enclosed cab. The vehicle Vice President Walter Mondale was to represent the Russell said he isn't totally convinced a in question is housed at the Fitton President at a Hartford reception and dinner Friday, new and larger rescue truck, for the Firehouse on Prospect St., Rockville. three days after Carter is to announce he will seek re- Rockville Fire Department, is warranted, Two requests for fund use, submitted by election. "In light of consolidation.” Ronald Hines, director of Public Works, But Mondale will instead fill in for Carter at a fund­ The request for the new truck was made are not eligible under the regulations of raiser in Atlanta, Ga., since the President has canceled by Fire Chief Donald Maguda , supported the grant application. political trips outside of Washington while he deals with by members of the Rockville Fire Depart­ Russell said the grant has as its target the hostage situation in Iran. ment Rescue Squad. area, the Rockville section of town and Robert S. Strauss, national chairman of the Carter- By approval of a charter change, last any equipment bought with grant money Mondale Presidential Committee, said Sunday that WONDERLAND month, the town's two fire departments must be housed in Rockville. Treasury Secretary G. William Miller will stand in for were consolidated and Maguda is acting Mine asked for $10,0(X) for a new UHF Mondale at the Hartford dinner that will be hosted by ACTION SOUND chief of the department. repeater and repeater-type base station Gov. Ella Grasso, who is also serving as state chairman Referring to the larger rescue truck with an antenna to use for both of them. for the Carter-Mondale campaign committee. Great Gift Idea! Elf Racer that the former Vernon Department had, Hine said the equipment would be located “PlnbaliwteaJ5" Russell said, "It appears to me running on Fox Hill where the existing equipment Carter Reception Slated 1 4 9 5 two, fully equipped heavy rescue vehicles is now. He said the equipment would be is unnecessary.” He said he feels one used more in the Rockville section than in SOUTH WINDSOR — CJaire Niziankiewicz of 3 Alpine Race against the heavy and one light rescue truck, in one the Vernon section, adding that the Drive, South Windsor will be one of 50 Carter supporters department, would better serve the town. existing base station and a remote base throughout the state holding small fund raising recep­ clock, challenge tions in their homes Tuesday. friends to better Maguda made his request in connection station at the public works office are 20 with a proposed application for Communi­ years old and completely worn out. Supporters of President Carter and undecided voters your time. 6O-3014 Ferrari Racer ty Development Funds and he asked the The second request made by Hine was are invited to attend the Wine and Cheese reception to Sales Award amount not exceed $40,000. for $90,000 to raise a granite wall, install hear President Carter announce he will seek re-election. 1 1 9 5 •=ast-PacedPro;Ctetba« Maguda said he and squad members new sidewalks, and raise the curbs on a The reception will be held at 7:30 p.m. and donations Sam Blonstein, left, president of Blonstein’s Camping Center, don't agree with Russell that two heavy section of High Street. from $5 up will be accepted. Route 83, Vernon, is show accepting a sales award at the annual Jayco A detailed replica of tl duty rescue vehicles aren't needed The third request made by Hine has been put as priority item 12 on a list of 14 RV dealers meeting in Middlebury, Indiana. Center is Lloyd Bon- famous race car. You because of consolidation. Church Women To Meet trager, Jayco president, and Doug Bedore, Blonstein’s sales manager, He said under standards set by the state recommendations approved by the Plan­ control the course. Office of Emergency Medical Service, ning Commission for use of the $600,000 MANCHESTER —Emanuel Church Women will meet is at right. Blonstein’s, a full-line Jayco dealer for six years, was 60-3015 there is very little difference between grant being applied for by the town. Family Vigil Tuesday at 7:30 p.m, in Luther Hall. The business , . aectron/cRe;::'r‘"’”‘ meeting, to be led by Laurie Gaskill and Sally Lessard, selected for the award from all dealers in the Northeast. heavy duty and light duty rescue vehicles. Hine asked for the latter amount to 2-Channel Military Tank The children of William Keough, one of the 50 hostages in Iran, hold co-presidents, will be followed by a program on "The He said the main difference is that the make repairs to five bridges, all used by Origin of the Christmas Tree and Ornaments," ? fJ iQ 9 5 heavy duty vehicle is required to carry the children walking to school. Hine hands as they sit behind 49 candles burning for the hostages in Iran, Marjorie Carlson will lead the program and Rebecca Jaws of Life tool or Its equal. recommends the installing of flex beam during services at St. Leonard’s Church, Boston, Sunday. I^ft to right. 3 Circle will provide refreshments. — 24 Maguda said neither of the existing and chain link fencing on all five bridges Lt. Steven Keough, USN, who flew from Guam to attend the service, ®= The mitten tree will be decorated with mittens, hats, 'Bteck/ackr„ trucks was built for the jobs they are per­ located on West Main Street, West Road. and Allyssa. A candle was later lighted for their father and placed with River Street, Rau Street and Dart Hill scarves and such. Women are reminded to bring these ar­ Includes four plastic py­ Calcu{ator‘^ ^ P "'®r Game/ forming. He said rescue work has become the other candles. The sisters reside in Brookline, Mass. (UPI photo) ticles to the meeting. All women are welcome. lons for "maneuvers" a very important service and it has Road. All except the last one are in on your own obstacle become the fire departments duty. He Rockville. said the truck he wishes to replace is a Another request for $15,000 to replace batteries extra on all toys Course. 60-3009 0 0 9 5 1967 van with 12,000 miles on it. some protective chain link fences in He said in the last two years it has several locations in Rockville, was also Personal Bankruptcies on all toys ‘‘^'Cu/ator, (001 responded to 427 calls while the rescue turned down by the planner. vehicle in District II (rural Vernon) has The Town Council will conduct a third, responded to more than 1,000 calls for the and final, public hearing tonight at 7:30, Increase in Recession B same period. on suggestions for grant money use. And Russell said while not recommending during the regular council meeting to NEW YORK (UPI) - Personal of bills like they never had before, not funding for the rescue vehicle he will follow the hearing, the council will be bankruptcies have increased 15 to 20 per­ even in 1974.” recommend funding in the amount of $20.- asked to act on a resolution proposed by cent since January in some metropolitan Although the credit figures were com­ am radios the town planner. 000 for the completion of the renovation of areas and there are ominous signs this piled before the Fed’s tough new credit trend could escalate as the nation goes policy went into effect in October, there intc a deeper recession. are indications the "inflation psychology” Gail Koff. partner in Jacoby & Meyers, might not have been dampened. » 1 1 9 5 ■11- 9 5 1 Vernon Police Union a New York law firm, says lack of an Meth said Americans still are buying FROM I ■ I adequate financial cushion is the most because of their perception that inflation \F on all toys a , " T O M I common single reason for personal will continue to escalate. "'They’re Sees Station Hazards bankruptcies. making a judgment — I better get it now 'kedTs'ldeiages - each has an AM radio "The rainy day philosophy just doesn’t before I can’t afford it, ” Meth said. VERNON —The International brutality charges were filed against Of­ apply any more. " she said. "Whether New bankruptcy laws that went into Brotherhood of Police Officers, Local 483, ficer James Hodges for an alleged inci­ their incomes are $10,000 or $50,000. peo­ effect Oct. 1 makejt Easier for individuals B ■ ■ 13.95 has filed a complaint with Captain John E. dent that happened in the booking area. ple just don’t have the resources to cope and businesses t3^take that route. ” W h„eTe,,;y;- 13.95 Bundy of the Vernon Police Department Shapera said there were no witnesses that E P M c « r ,J with any significant drop in income” However, even though bankruptcy court is Black concerning what the union terms a time either. Hodges has since resigned P Boxer 1S 0, ’ ^ 1-95 The National Consumer Finance not the stigma it used to be. it is described "dangerous situation" at the police sta­ from the department and the charges ■------12.95/ Association says unusually high medical as “trauma at best,” by most lawyers who tion. were dropped by the complainants, a short bills, loss of employment and marital deal with such cases. David M. Shapera, shop steward, in the time later. problems are the greatest causes for con­ "People do not file for bankruptcy ^ 6 G a m « letter to Bundy, said the police booking Shapera suggests that visual monitoring sumer bankruptcies. because there is a new law,” said Walter room and cell corridor are not visually lenses be bought and installed so the com­ Theodore Meth, a partner in the New R. Kurth. vice president of NCFA. "They “■---- '4 Games in 1 monitored. He said when an officer brings munications personnel can observe all E Jersey law firm, Theodore Sager Meth, use it to protect their home and their in a person for processing the entire happenings in the booking and cell areas. blames higher fuel prices for what he said livelihood during an extreme personai or procedure is not observed by anyone other He said this would protect the town as was a sharp increase in bankruptcies in financial situation. ” 2 9 ^^ Save than the individual. "Anything that well as the officers. New Jersey. Meth said an overwhelming majority of ^^^39.95 25% I 33yf happens in this area goes unobserved,” The Town Council will be asked, at its "People were just making it and the the people who are forced Into bankruptcy he said. meeting tonight to appropriate an ad­ higher prices for gasoline and heating fuel “don’t want to stick their creditors. He called attention to the fact that Of­ ditional $874 to the police department to took them over the edge,” Meth said. There’s still a stigma in bankruptcy and ficer William Yetz suffered a broken nose buy two indoor closed circuit ’lA’ cameras. Comptroller of the Currency John because of this there are many Americans Sed°hf,S^A^-,forba„ ' recently while booking someone and that Heimann recently warned banks to who should file and don't.” and manual or ball, C tabulate your score aw toughen their consumer credit policies, Meth thinks the most significant portion speed, paddle sbe ba« Bealisiic game soLnT"'^ noting that some excesses may have of the new law is the liberalization of developed in the overextension of credit, Chapter 13, under which an individual (or Jargel, Skeet, Hockey Te"®'® particularly in credit-card debt. small business) can declare bankruptcy and Squash. 6o-3M, ^'"’ Change of Center Name That's an understatement. Credit card while he reorganizes his affairs to repay and installment debt rose a record $4.45 part or all of his debts. ------on all ' 60 2375 WSA' light and buiH-in siren. •*»*‘»*' Appeals Board Formed 60-300^ CHARGE IT (MOSTSTORES) HEBRON —The Board of Selectmen, at never been an appeal filed on any decision a meeting Thursday, appointed the town’s of the building inspector. 124,000 barrels of oil annually, worth Digital Computer Kit Aeronautical Lab Kit 75-in-1 Electronic Kit first Municipal Board of Appeals. The Recently Mary R. and John U. London Interestingly, our newest source of filed an appeal against a stop order issued $3.2 million at today’s prices. Oil that By Science Fair' By Science Fair By Science Fair appeals board will be the agency to which energy won’t come from the Mideast. anyone complains if not satisfied with by the building official on Oct. 25. First you won’t have to pay for. decisions of the town's building official. selectman Raymond Burt said it is his un­ It will come from the Bantam Hydro­ Those appointed to the new board were: derstanding that state building officials electric Station, built in 1905. At Northeast Utilities, we are contin­ Craig Rowley, four-year term; David were available until now to deal with any ually searching for new and better ways Sawyer, five-year term; Harry Megson, local dispute. It is now being reactivated as part of three years; Basil Bocynesky, two years; However, Burt said that David Paine, our restoration program that includes of assuring your energy future through and Carl Reichelt, one-year. the town's building official, issued the technologies like solar power and laser The town adopted the state building stop work order because he said he feels two more hydro plants: EKvight Station code in March 1970 but never established alterations on the property owned by the at Chicopee, Massachusetts, and fusion. But with the price of oil con­ battarlat extra the appeals board which is required by Landons on Route 66 don't comply with stantly rising, part of the solution today state law. Up until this time there had the building code. Turners Falls No. 1 at Turners Falls, Mass. Water-powered generating plants must oe in increased hydro power. 29% such as these are a pollution-free, con­ That’s why, in our determination to i i 26% battarlaa axtra 20 % Miss Lillian Criticized stantly renewable source of energy. provide you with sufficient, reliable, The world of computers begins Learn the mechanics of flight and Enter the world of electronics. All HARTFORD (UPI) - A religious group sacred,” the Rev. Mark Rohrbaugh, These three revitalized facilities, plus a affordable electricity, we have looked to herel 100 exciting projects. propulsion as you conduct over you need to conduct 75 projects in has described Lillian Carter as lacking in general secretary of the conference, said our past to help meet your energy Spring clip assembly— no sol­ too aviation projects. An afford­ one kit! A great way to start a basic Oulstian values for her remark she Saturday. new hydro plant at Hadley Falls, Mass., dering needed. Zt-ZII bananas axtia' able gift tor anyone! zt-ise hobby in electronics, at-247 would pay $1 million to have Iranian “As (Kristians we disavow statements will soon generate over 22,000 kilowatts future. For at Northeast Utilities, look­ leader Ayatollah Khomeini killed. which recommend violent retaliations as of electrici^cleanly, reliably, anci eco- ing back is just one more way we’re Smart Santas Shop Early . . . Most Storas 0$>an Lata Nights T il Christmas Mott itomt The president's mother offered her solu­ the solution to the crisis in Iranian- also avatiabit at tion to the Iranian crisis at a campaign American relations. This is a direct viola­ nomically. their output will/ill replace moving ahead. Association President Radio Shack event in Bow, N.H., last week on the eve tion of the principles of human dignity and MAMCHE8TEH jASTHMTFOBD O t a itr t of a Moslem holy day. civilization,” he added. Creighton Shoor (right) of Shoor Jewelers in Manchester was re­ Look for ihit But the Christian Conference of Connec­ The conference said it supported the elected secretary-treasurer of the Connecticut Hetail Jewelers W aom tfrTlDgB i Piiarti niu rm artB tigr> m your ticut said it showed "insensitivity” on "moderate and firm position that Mrs. NORTHEAST UTILITIES nttghborhood Association at the group’s recent annual convention. Shown with Shoor Mrs. Carter's part. Carter’s son has taken so far in seeking to are other officers of the CRJA left to right: Frank Kolb of Hamden, ALL STORES OPEN SUNDAY AFTERNOON "Such a statement, whether uttered |n bring about a reconciliation between Iran Doing everything in our power to jteep costs down. jest or not, is a blatant denial of the basic and the United States." president; Max Rabin of Bristol, past president; and Rhana Bazzini of M a d i v i s i o n o f TANDY CORPORATION PRICES MAY VARY AT INDIVIDUAL STORES [Will The ConnrtiKut Light and Power Company/Thc Hinford Electric Li|h! Company/Weiiem Ma*5Khu«tt» Electric Company Madison, vice president Christian conviction that human life is I U Lf J Holyoke Water f\)wer Company/Nonhean UttittiesServKeCompany/NortheiM Nuclear EryergyCompany 2 0 - EVENING HERAU), Mon., Dec. 3, 1379 Probate Notice EVENING HERALD, Mon., Dec, 3, 1979 - 21 notice to CREDtTORS ESTATE OF CLIFFORD 0. Http Wtnltd ff Htip Wtnltd 13 Http W tnltd 13 HtIp Wtnltd 11 First Meeting Members MAGNU80N Tht Hon. V«ldH Vli*«U, Jiidn. *1 tta MAINTENANCE MAN Court ol Probito. DWrtct oTAiotmr When in need of a Service or Product PLASTIC INSPECTOR - BOOKKEEPER - Full charge WANTED for early morning 11 a boariif M d on N onratar*. im Opening for first shift (} C per­ through trial balance. ordered tail all clalnu nnat ba son to take over a small in­ hours and weekends. Call 644- pneentad to Ibe ndidary oa or b e t o 9637. Familiar with one write Back Carter’s Efforts MairbtUi. INO or be bamd ai br law spection departm ent in a system. Typing required. provided. _ busv, growing, molding and Send resume to Fuss & Marftret K. Vinbeli, Claft mold making company. A CUSTODIAN - Part time, O’Neill, 210 Main Street, TYPIST CLINTON, Mass. (UPI) - It was closer to home as he tries to Town Moderator Eugene J. The (idoclaiT II: good general knowledge of experienced. References. Call Manchester. EOE. AlfcwMaoawn CALL A PROFESSIONAL 643-4466 mornings or Experienced in newspaper ad plastics, measuring in­ almost three years ago that Presi­ extricate SO Americans from the U.S. Cafarelli, 51, who chaired Carter’s il Froicb Road. evenings. dent Carter conducted his first "town embassy in Tehran where militant town meeting, agreed, saying, “I’m Boltw. Coin. ObbW struments, gauges, and FEMALE OR MALE wanted composition. Knowiedge of AKI 001-11 blueprint reading required. for light delivery. Must know meeting” and told 850 Clinton students are holding them hostage. delighted with the way the president 0 put this Directory to work for you, call 643-2711 Capable of checking work WAITRESSES Full and part the Manchester area. ^11643 Keyboards and Photon Typesetters residents that his administration Many of Clinton's residents appear handled his last press conference. I within close tolerences, filling time positions available .Good 8218, ask for Tom. out inspection reitorts, pay and benefits. Apply in per­ heipfui. would give peace in the Mideast top to support the way Carter is handling thought it was a very moderate, firm son: To The Ground Round the situation. and intelligent position that he took.” customer liaison and exer­ Good benefit package. 5-day priority. cising good Judgement. Please 3025 Main Street, Glaston­ bury. The effort to end war in that part of Katherine Thompson, at whose However Janet Maddocks, 41, a □ NOTICES More HAM im iM MtTMNUNT call Mr. Silver at 5631475 for week. the world would occupy "a major home Carter stayed overnight, said mother of eight children who works appointment. PARAGON TOOL CO. INC, ACCEPTING has immediate openings for part of my time,” Carter told the the president was handling the situa­ as a waitress at the Oldtimer’s Loti eiKf Found 1 Il-' ll! nm iying APPLICATIONS for part time all around machinists to work residents of the oid mill town who tion "beautifully — only as he could Restaurant, was critical of Carter. OatsHM MwtMng DIETARY AIDES • Full time Caii Sheidon Cohen CARRY NiitlONS positions available in our help. Days/evenings. hours on either Lathe. Bridgeport. crowded into a yeliow brick meeting do it and as it should be done.” Mrs. “I think he should have worked a LOST IN THE ViaNTTY OF for 643-1WS flexible. Apply between 3-4 Cintimatic or Tracer. Will White Street and Green Road, Om Ym Mora dietary d ir im e n t. Apply in for appointment hail on the evening of March 16,1977. Thompson, who said she will vote to lot faster than he did. He should have person: East Hartford Con­ PM to Hardy's of Manchester. train qualified individuals. 2-year-old white male Jle n FINE LUNCHES 354 Broad Street. Top pay, liberal overtime and 643-2711 — Ext. 51 Today Carter is faced with a Mid­ re-elect Carter. been a lot stronger In the beginning. Siberian Husky. Black For Yow C«vMr ol Ctntw A Main ML valescent Home, 745 Main die East crisis that strikes much He shouid have demanded the 9tS Main Ot. Street. East Hartford. excellent fringe benefits. App­ EqutI Opponunity Employtr M/F markings above eyes. iMrartiilni Dolor 647-1167 M A N C H im n SECURITY - Northeast ly al: 121 Adams Street, release of the hostages. Answers to name of "Shasta.” Security has part time Manchester. 647-9935. * * .iX.'Si i. r| .. Reward. 643-6901 anytime. STATION ATTENDENT “I think the people (hostages) NEEDED- Full time. Apply in weekend openings in the f MiTOoanrKt lOOKKHPHN lam cu MEN'S HAIR CUniNS Manchester area. Work 16 should have come before the shah of Ptnonalt 1 person to Gorin's Sports Car BABYSITTER WANTED - 3 Iran. They’re our people, and the Center. Route 83, Vernon. hours. Must have phone, car, days per week during school clear police record. Apply in year for 2 children. 8 AM to 4 shah of Iran is going to die anyway, MSTER HAIRCOr person to Northeast Swurity, MAPLE M o b il • M O O K R lin N O M R V IC It m CINTER RTMIT HOMEWORKERS - Earn PM. Martin School area. and I think our people should come MAMCHItTER . MA-AMT 350.00/hundred securii^. stuf­ 61 Willard Street. Hartford References required. 6435308. M 1. CORRECTION OF Super Service^ Inc, • OUAIVTtllLY T A X U it h h first.” she said. QAt • OIL • LUtmCATION • fing Envelopes. Free Details. OIL BURMER Hours; Tu m . thru Fri. AMBITIOUS PERSON CERTtFIED TEACHER William Coulter. 52. editor and M AP ERROR A C C lM O m t t Reply: Titan V15X, Box 94485, Timt.m AND MAm m it pm s is 8 to 5:30 Schaumberg. III. 60194. WILLING to work full or part wanted to leach a morning publisher of the Clinton Daily Item, m• vipci r , MAKciaTn Saturday 8 to 5:00 time. Make own hours. No in­ nursery program. Call 569- I We recently published] nHMMM4C7 (Chmd Uondeyt) whose family has owned the 64M470(|vij_ AUTO BODY REPAIR - Full vestment. Please call 646- 1610. Ask lor Mrs Vaillan- newspaper for four generations said, I street maps ol Bolton and | court TECHNICIAN IManchester lor the] lime. Experienced. Must have "We're ordinary people. We don’t own tools. $7.00 per hour. All I Chamber ol Commerce. A j SIDIIN. STMM WINDOWS, DOORS, AW NIINt, A CANOPIES company benefits. For ap­ NURSES AIDE- 7 a.m. to 3 PART TIME - Earn a 4 digit have any great solution to the world's p.m. Also: 3 p.m. to II p m. [credit line on the Iront] pointment call 6837596. salary month, business is Mutt b« llcanMd or txporloncod In rMldon- problems. I think he's doing an ad­ I cover relerring to Candidt | Enjoy working in a very plea­ growing, need help! Won't in- mirable job, keeping his cool under I by Carol was Inadvertently ] Wouldn't PRODUCTION CONTROL sant and home like at­ terfer with full time job. Call tlal and light commarclal the circumstances, I know he must jommitted. Sorryl COORDINATOR on Aircraft mosphere. helping our elderly 646-0062, after 5:30 p m Sarvicing Qraatar Manchaatar only. Your Ad patients. Good wages and be getting a great deal of pressure The Publishers.] parts. All company paid Look Great benefits. Interviewing 9:30 benefits. Please call Pauline ONE BILLION DOLLARS IS Company providaa vahicia, unIforma, CMS, Blua both from the public and private sec­ BILL TUNSKY Le Blanc RN, 646-0129. OUR GOAL- Women or men Here? a.m.m. to 4:00 p.m. [>^amic Croaa, Major Madical, ale. tor ... If he ordered any rash move, ★ ALUMINUM A VINYL SIDINR Metal Products Co., Inc., 422 Manchester Manor Rest needed to help double our 65,- like an Entebbe style action, he North Main Street, Home. 385 West Center Street. 000,000 business in the next 5 Apply In paraon: 3 probably would risk the lives of those (30 Cofofi To Cfwoaa Pram) Manchester. 6434048. Manchester. years. To do this, we must 3;! Announctmtnlt 3 double our branch offices, hostages" You May Run ★ AWNINfiS A CANOPIES GRIT BLASTERS WANTED- CLERK TYPIST for small ac­ therefore doubling our Bank manager David K. ATTENTION TOTALPHONE ★ STORM WINDOWS A DOORS tive office. Excellent benefits. management staff We lihve FOGARTY BROS. INC. SUBSIiniBERS! Do you need Your Ad For Experienced Preferred. Call K i i J Klinkhamer said, "I think he's doing Phono 649-9095 for appointment 633-9474 L.M. Gill Welding & Manufac­ already tripled our national the best he can and I'm really not a help receiving your calls? A$ Many Connecticut Hardface. i turing, Division of B H.S. Inc . advertsing Our managers are 310 Broad Straat Temporary or permanent. FREE ESTIMATES + EASY TERMS. 647-9931 m C arter m a n " He warned that Metalizing Corp.. Glaston­ paid Profit Sharing Com­ Manchaatar Personal Attention... Very Insertiona A a bury missions over rights and presidential candidates should keep Reasonable 233-8991 or 247- You Wiah BANK TELLER TRAINEE salary Average earnings are quiet about the situation until the Olympic Preparations 8623 HOMEWORKERS - Earn OR EXPERIENCE- Full­ approximately 330,000 to $40.- time For main office. South crisis is over. Twenty-four-hours-a-day preparations for the 1980 Winter Olympics flENEAAl OUILDINO CONTAACTOA 350.00/hundred securing, stuf­ 000 annually. Hospitalization. "If they (the Iranians) don’t feel fing Envelopes. Free Details. Windsor Bank & Trust Com­ Life Insurance, and Retire­ pany Call Nancy Morline. 289- we’re rallying around our president have begun at Lake Placid as illustrated by this nighttime snow­ Reply: TiUn ■ X72, Box 94485. ment Program are some of Schaumberg, III. 60194 6061, our benefits. Call 6433936 for they might feel like they should go making operation at the 70 to 90 meter ski jump complex. Real snow □ EMPLOYMENT details Equal Opportunity along with this thing longer," he also started to accumulate in this upstate New York village. The Olym­ M. G. TOSTARELLI, JR. HOUSEWIVES- Earn extra 3 Employer You Can Adver­ PART TIME TELEPHONE and have fun learning to make said. pics are scheduled for February 13-24, 1980. (UPI photo) Hafp W tnfd 13 SOLICITORS- 20 hours per Florist Timothy M. Kane, 36, who h ors deorves and catering for HOUSEKEEPERS & Building Contractor tise Your Ser­ week. 6 to 10 p.m. evenings, year round holidays. Part JANITORS- Pre.sently accep­ SIMNIN$T>ILEIIS attended Carter’s town meeting said, vice or Business and/or Saturdays. Call Jerry time. No experience ting applications for "I think I can’t see anyone else Need Mora Room? Call Mika lor Polvay 522-9616. necessary. Apply in person: housekeepers and janitors having any better answer ... In This Direc­ Ryan's’N.Y. Style Deli Full lime and part time, Experienced. Top Pay. Immediate pay­ BEAN BARTENDER WANTED for CD Funding Proposals Restaurant, Route 30, El Everyone seems pretty satisfied, weekdays and weekends tory For As Lit­ cocktail lounge. Experienced Camino Plaza, Vernon Only Mature and responsible in­ ment Year round w o iI l Hartford Coun­ even the people I speak to who hated AD-VISOR REG ROOMS tle As $3.45 Per only. Call 644-9637 requirement, you enjoy great dividuals. Apply in person: Carter. How he handles this is either The Herald Is presently food! East Hartford Convalescent ty work area. 677-8199, Farmington. going to make him or break him.” Set for Public Hearing looking (or a Phone Ad­ • Kitchono • Bathrooms Week. Please SECRETARY ■ 3-M has Home. 745 Main Street. East opening in small business of­ PART TIME OFFICE Hartford High school senior Tammi Taylor, visor • Additions • Remodeling Call 643-2711, fice for a Cheney Open house the construction of a new firehouse; a CLEANING- 3 to 5 nights per 17, a clerk at the Town Paint and Supp­ VERNON —The Town (!huncil meeting WE OFFER Quality Workmanship — Ask For Tina or office skill week Excellent working con­ RELIABLE PERSON for More than 500 persons took advantage of the opportunity to ly Co. said the Iranian situation is will open tonight with a public hearing at report from the Sewer Authority on sewer • Paid Holidays & WPM) and a p ditions Own transportation Snow removal for 5 Green Reasonable Rates telephone manner. 3-M offers kick off the Christmas season with the Cheney Homestead “all we talk about around here.” 7:30 to hear suggestions for funding user rate setting and the effects which the Vacations Joe... 649-6737, or 649-8506 after 3 30 Manor families on same competitive salary and street Call 649-9239 MANCHESTER CARRiER WANTED holiday open house Sunday. The homestead, operated by the She said her boyfriend is in the priorities for a Community Development reconstruction of Interstate 86 will have • Paid Medical Benefits For A Fro* EtOmato excellent fringe benefits. Con­ army and she thinks the president is on sewer line installations in the area; and • Pleasant Working Con­ WANTED DRIVER for auto grant. CALL MIKE. NOW al 528-8958 tact Lorraine Bycholski at body supply distributor in BABY SITTER NEEDED IN Center Street 331 to 470 Manchester Historical Society,was decorated ih tne 'llavor of an a discussion on sub-committees. ditions 872-0541 between 8:15 AM - "handling it rotten." Following the hearing the council faces Manchester Able to do stock MY HOME for 1-year-old. 8 to Roosevelt St. early American Christmas. Christian Dennison, son of Mr. and "I think he should try to do a lengthy agenda including a discussion The council will also review a letter YOU SHOULD 5:00 PM. We are an EEO work, and paint mixing. 5 1 2 4 Monday thru Thursday Call • Type 40 WPM employer. Mrs. Wells Dennison of Manchester admires the earlystyle something more about it ... My relative Jtp the future plans for stores from Attorney John D. LaBelle relative to day week with benefits Call 6433914 Lincoln St. the town’s acquistion of two parcels of • Have Pleasant 649-5211, ask for Tony Christmas tree in the homestead. Christian has helped with the parents aren't going to vote for him which were housed in the Prichard block Telephone Manner LATHE OPERATORS AND Trumbull St. land as a gift from Stanley Bray; act on a Http W ttM d 13 Http Wtnltd 13 Nafp W tn ltd 13 annual event with his parents for several years. ( Herald photo (Carter) either ... It just scares me, on Union Street. A large portion of Uie • Like To Work With The SHEET METAL WORKER - TEXAS OIL COMPANY Lilac SL______request for commendations for Richard Excellent benefits. L.M. Gill because in a nuclear war everyone is block was destroyed by a fire about two Public NURSES AIDES - Full time. needs dependable person who by Harry) SHEET METAL WORKER - TYPISTS AND CLERK Welding and Manufacturing can work without supervision PART TIME OR FULL TIME going to die.” weeks ago. Crane and Thomas Both relative to a re­ • Have Good Vocabulary TYPI.STS are needed to work Experienced preferred, but EAST HARTFORD CARRIERS WANTED cent rescue operation; hear a report of the Experienced Soldering etc Division of BHS. Inc.. 14^ in Manchester Contact POSITIO.N as an Independent Other topics scheduled for discussion & Spelling Call 5232101 in the Hartford a. .a Call training will be given. Apply Tolland Tpke., Manchester. Beauty Consultant for a Fire Department Bylaws Committee in person: East Hartford Con­ customers. Age unimportant, Tolland St. 525-651 and action include: Mayor’s request for INTERESTED? today TAC TEMPS 727-6430 Ct 647-9931 but maturity is. We train National Cosmetic Company relative to consolidation of the valescent Home. 745 Main expanding in the Hartford Hanmer St. appointment of Donald Maguda as chief of Street. East Hartford Write K Y Dick, Pres . departments; act on a request of St. Ber­ Call 643-2711 EXPERIENCED SA.NDWICH SECRETARY, PART TIME- Southwestern Petroleum. Ft area Excellent training in the recently consolidated fire Ask tor Lee Enderlln or Jo MAKERS wanted for cocktail CPA Firm. Excellent typing Skin Care and Glamour William St. Termination Funds Gone nard Church to waive building permit fees RN OR LPN - 11 PM to 7 AM Worth. Tx. departments; the appointment of Georgia Deary. COOKS i KITCHEN lounge Call 644-9637 between skills. Must be flexible to Techniques For interview Burnside St. 727-735 for construction of a ramp for the han­ HELPERS- Available 9 a.m and 12 noon One night a week. Laurel number has left. But the amount sick leave, and vacation. A person R. Cole and Roger ^ r k e r as probationary work additional hours, if ELECTRICIAN- We need a call Donna at 6435217 MANCHESTER — A number of un­ regular police officers; establishment of a dicapped ; act on requests for the transfer weeliends and evenings Manor. 91 (Thestnut Street, neccesary. Call 6435384. Qrlswold St. remaining in the fund, 31,758, will not Manchester Licensed Journeyman, or a 4 expected retirements has depleted who retires can receive up to 105 Citizenship Award; review of a petition of funds to cover the cost of workmen's TOOLMAKERS - Machinists Experienced preferred. PART TIME Want cash tor year Apprentice, for a quality the employee termination funds, and cover those scheduled to retire later days pay, someone who quit is eligi­ Drivers License Mature in­ the holidays? For every day’ STOCK ROOM Ranney St. signed by 1,133 residents expressing con­ compensation insurance for CETA Apply 81 Commerce StreeL RN OR LPN ■ Part time. 3 PM Industrial ' Commercial Con­ EXPERIENCED the remaining amount won't cover this year. ble for up to 45 days pay. Werbner es­ Glastonbury PTG dividuals Apply in person It's easy with the phone in TECHNICIAN- Full lime. 40 tractor. All fringe benefit, in­ MECHANIC - Knowledgable cern about recent fires. employees; act on several other ap­ Garden Grove Caterers. your own home Call 2437773 to 11 PM Laurel Manor, 91 Woodbridge Ave. the four employees scheduled to A number of the retirements were timates the town requires about COMPANY Telephone 633 hours per week. Hours; 8 a.m.. cluding Major Medical Call- in trucks, heavy equipment Also: A memorandum from the (Capitol pointments to boards and commissions; Keeney Street. Manchester Chestnut Street. Manchester to 4:30 pm .. Monday thru Webster St. retire. "unexpected” according to Town $1,500-32,000 for each person leaving. 7631 Work Electrical Company. and welding. Own tools Com- Region Council of Governments concer­ and a request for a renewal of a license to Friday, every other Saturday 5433640. betwen 8 and 10 a m pany benefits Upton Beldon St. The town anticipated eight persons Personnel Director Steve Werbner, The town requests advance notice operate a junk yard on Hartford Turnpike. CERAMIC TILE MECHANIC RN -11 to 7. Part time Enjoy 1 2 day, and every other for appointment interview Construction. 742-6190 ning the Town of Manchester lawsuit with working with an excellent sup­ holiday "2 day. Duties would retire or quit this year, ap­ and caused the shortage. of retirements, so appropriations can - Experienced only. T

- I 22 - EVENING H ERALD, Mon., Dec. 3. 1979 Fnnk & Erneti PeaiMila — Gharlet M. dchuli EVEN ING H ERALD , Mon,, Dec. 3, 1979 — 2.1 Http WtiMtd 13 SuMlnttt Opportunity 14 HouMthold Qoodt 40 M u ite a l Intirumontt 44 'tf?njf3#^#3?!J5TyS35Brisr B EAU TY PARLOR- 2 booths. REFRIGERATORS HOLTON T R U M PE T - Good EARN WHILE YOU LEARN. rCHRIST/WASUILL ACROSS 46 Minnaaota Antwar to Pravioua Puttia 1 more could be added; with 4 Washers / Ranges, used, IVEMAPEUPAU5T capital 12 Men and women 17 - 35 learn a condition. 390 or best offer. D ear A b b y or 5 room apartment. BE HERE BEFORE, I Bright paraon wda) 3 career skill. Guaranteed part- guaranteed and clean. New 646-1032. OFTHIN6SV0UAJI6HT Reasonable. 875-4141. shipment damaged, G .E & 6 Conciaa 49 Conductor time job. 360 per weekend to JJE KNOW IT UJANTTO 6IVE ME... II Poaitiva word! 51 Frtnch author •••••••••••••••••••••••••• FRIGIDAIRE. Low prices. 1/2 PRICE ON GUITARS in­ G&SuNDHEn; \buff By Abigail Van Buren IS U tM a to 52 Coil start. Veterans earn more. H i B.D Pearl St Son. 649 Main cluding Ovations, plus free Irtigation 53 Low chirping Join the Connecticut Army * EDUCATION m a j e s t y . 14 Kind of M il nota Street, 643-2171, case with this ad. Carlos 54 Poaitiva National Guard. Call Sergeant 15 Shut up \ aiactroda Hanna at 649-0423 or 566-7900 guitars 60% off. Rivers Music, 16 Land fflaaturt ABSOLUTE BARGAINS! 7 Main Street, New Britain. D E A R ABBY: Tm over 80. and have a difficult decision to 17 Eipound Collect. Private Instructions 13 DOWN Custom made draperies, slip­ 225-1977. Christmas layaways. make. About 55 years ago, my youngest brother (then 23) 19 What paraon 20 You (Fr ) RIDING LESSONS indoor covers and upholstery. Budget married a pretty girl who said she was expecting his child. t Ragulatwn Terms Arranged. Call 289-2331 2t Do a )ackknifa 2 AtUin riding ring. Western stock 1 YEAR OLD 3/4 SIZE A t the time there was talk in town that she was romantical­ 25 Organ tuba 3 Houaion or 646-1000. seat, saddle scat and hunt VIOLIN- Excellent condition. ly involved with a married man-her employer. 29 Slouch ballplaYtr 22 Egyptian da9 21 22 23 24 Manchester PARIS'S FABULOUS ONE BEDROOM 379 Wetherell Street, DATSUN 1974 HATCHBACK- 3100 Call after 5:30 p.m . 643- i F 5 PIECE DINING ROOM SET M AXINE'S outrageous hats B210, 4 speed. Economical! DEAR INDIANA: I would leave well enough alone, and APARTMENT - Center of Manchester Newly 1785. 25 3 . COLOMAI, - OFFERING 8 $90 Gas Stove $50 Both in marvelous 1930 silk clothing in Manchester. Appliances, New tires. Mags. 31700. 646- aay nothing. 111 probably bear an uproar from many who Captatn Easy — Crooka 4 Lawranca ROOMS. 1st floor family decorated, ideal for par­ L ■ superb condition Call 646-7841 mint condition boxes of all parking, heal and hot water. 7827. after 6:00 p m believe it's everyone's "right" to know their real roota. but I 27 21 29 30 31 ties. stags and social func FORD LTD 1975- 2 Door WHEREVER HER OLP MAN'S room with fireplace. 4 after 8:00 p m shapes and sizes. All kinds of $260. Call 649-2871 would not exhume this 55-year-old skeleton. ' REWe«BER..ru HAVE A 1 Powers steering, power HIPINS OUT! YOU'RE eONNA generous sized beorooms. 2 linens and lace, glassware, lions. Special rates for 1967 CHRYSLER ■ Good 6UN ON THE (5IRL A a THE 33 brakes, air conditioning, TAKE US TO HIM I 2 baths central air. 2 car furniture and very strange regular, monthly, or week­ transportation. Best offer D EA R ABBY: Although I haven't spent much time in TIMEt SO PON'T TRY ANY 1 EVENINGS I stereo Rust proofed Very 35 garage walkout basement. rollectibics are all waiting for ly functions Call Kathy Call after 4:00 p.m., 649-2883. school. I have worked hard to improve my English. In recent FUNNY STUFF 1 3 . $83,500 Group I. Philbrick MISC. FOR SALE clean, 40.UOfl miles. 31795. 64i- ■ 5-11 PM. Monday thru you at Red Goose Farm An­ between 8:00 AM and 4:30 years one of my best guidelines has been the Dear Abby 37 3 ^ ^ | I Agenev 646-4200 MANCHESTER - 1 bedroom 1977 3 . AO 41 42 •••••••••••••••••••••••••• tiques Goose Lane Coventry PM Monday thru Friday at See something you column. Therefore, I hope you will not be offended if I ask ~ m Thursday Accurate typing * Townhouse available at Pine Articles lor Sale 41 Open Friday Saturday. Sun­ 646-7297 like? Then call the VOLKSWAGENS - WE BUY. you to quit using the word "Asiatic" when referring to the 43 44 a must plus dependability 3 MANTK ■ GIANTS NECK day l0-5 74i-9137 Ridge Village. Features in­ number you see In the SELL. REPAIR 1973 Super continent of Asia, or its people. People of Asian descent con­ For appointment call Miss BEACH 3 bedroom Ranch, clude heal, air conditioning, 46 47 49 49 50 I ad. And If you have Beetle, real clean, Save! 1971 sider it not only incorrect, but insulting. It means "more paneled living riK>m. eat-in A N T I Q U E S & carpeting, individual entrance Miller at 289-0256 | something to sell, give Bug. automatic $1595 1970 5t S2 Kitchen. 2 car garage, oil heal, COLLECTIBLES ■ Will and patio, full basement with than a little insane, or some kind of nut." us a call! Bug Convertible, rebuilt lovely quiet settine on dead­ ALUMINUM Sheets used as purchase outrights, or sell on washer and dryer hook-ups. Those who have served in the U.S. Navy or Marine Corps C W TO l CITY ! engine, real clean $1495 1970 53 54 end street, deeded beach printing plates. 007 thick commission Houselot or Easy accessibility lo wilt confirm this. Please use "Asian" instead. ADJUSTMENT BUREAU, INC. I _ i rights $79,900 Call exclusive 2.1x28 G 25 cents each or 5 evervthine 3325 oer month. 1978 M ER C U R Y ZEPH YR Z-7 Bug. real clean, rebuilt engine JOE-E. IN ORLANDO single piece Telephone 644- AUTOMOTIVE $1195 1968 Ghia. special $595 111 Founderi Plaza I agent. Carol Cable-Wagner lor $1 Phone 643-2711 Must be 8962 Adults only, no pets Damato - Standard shift. 6 cylinder, DEAR JOE: Thanks. I learned something today. Squarebacks, 3 to choose Eaat Hartford, Ct. | Beazley Co Realtors Equal picked up before 11 a m Enterprises, 646-1021. power steering, power brakes, Although my dictionary states that "Asian" is preferred to from Tim Moriarty, Silktown housing opportunity 443-4470 ONLY ANTIQIIES CLOCK REPAIR AM-FM. front and rear "Asiatic," it gives no hint that the Utter is insulting. The Autos For Sale 61 Motors. Hartford Road, WANTED Experienced and defrost, rust proof, steel put-down was inadvertently Occidental. MANCHESTER- Two Family CHAIN F.ALIJi. tap and dye Manchester 6438217 [ Win at bridge uaranteed work Free WE P A Y TOP PRICES for belled tires. 3,000 miles $4,- D EA R ABBY; Phil is 28 and I'm 22. We met at church Allay Oop — Dava Graua 4 4 Very nice condition New set. electric welder, acetylene Istimales, Pick Up & 000 Must sell, have 1 car loo G MANCHESTER - 2 bedrooms wrecked and junk cars A & B 1971 JEEP WAGONEER ■ 4 choir about a year ago and have been going together ever roof 200 foot treed lot. outfit, aluminum ladder, Delivery 643-7100. after 3:00 many 875-1236 U X X S LIKE EVERY- ( WELL, I'D BE MC3RE ) / THAT'S ...NCrr UNTIL I G ET THE WHICH STILL / MAYBE WE at Sunnybrooke Village. For oc- Auto Salvage, used auto parts. wheel drive, fully powered since. He's asked me to marry him. but there is something AUTO Immediate occupancy $54.- trailer tires, new electric p m. BOCTYS GONNA HAVE\ THAN HUPPY TO J I JUST THE TIME MACHINE UP TO LEAVES ME I CAN REMECPr cupancy Uecemoer isi. Call Tony 646-6223 about him that bothers me. Please don't laugh: it's the way 900 Hayes Corp . 6464)131 generator, electric lawn- 1971 GREM LIN- Automatic, $1495. 1972 M ave rick. 6 SOMETHIN' TKEEP feM/SBiO YOU — k.,Rue! YOU OPERATIONAL LEVEL, wrm n o t h in g V t h a t / MECHANIC Includes heat, hot water, cylinder automatic $995; 1978 he cheaps out when it comes to money. BUSY EXCEPT ME.' [ TO MOO FOR /G R EAT! \CANT.. AND THAT WILL TAKE mower Evenings. 6,33-7060 Wanted lo Buy 49 1973 TORINO • 302 Runs new tires, starter, brakes No range, refrigerator, air con­ A W H IL E ., / h o w SOON ] Y E T ' SEVERAL DAYS Aamco Transmission of GLASTONBURY VTCINTTV- rust Rear window defroster Nova. 6 cylinder automatic He refuses to give a dime to any charity. (He calls ditioning. carpeting, parking, excellent Must sell, Manchester is in search .New Salt Boxes. Capes and B L A C K & W H IT E AM-FM stereo cassette New 3495. 1967 Nova, real clean, them all "rip-offs.") He won't leave a tip unless the service Poor sluff unfrocks hero STERLING AND COIN storage and coin-op in base­ sacrificing! Any reasonable of Automatic Transmis­ Colonials, in rustic country PORTABLE TELEVISION snows. New paint Trailer low mileage 3695 Tim Moriar- was exceptional - which rarely happens. (I leave tips out of SILVER Single pieces or ment Adults only, no pets offer over 31450 Call after sion Installers For .setting Custom built on large S E T - $30 C a ll 528-7212 hitch 65,000 miles. Recent U', Silktown Motors. Harllord embarrassment.) .sets Call 646-5335. 3350 monthly. Damato Enter­ 3,30 p m , 649-1150 , 528-6063, spades was an overbid Then more information and lots featuring quality anytime muffler and tail pipe 31400 Road. Manchester 6438217 Once when he look me out for dinner I said I wasn't very prises 646-1021 NORTH 12 J after East decided lo sacrifice interview throughout Convenient loca­ 643-4829. hungry, so he ordered a big meal for himself and told the at five dubs. South passed 52 ♦ Q tion Generous allowances and DELIVERING DARK LOAM Rooms lor Rent whereupon North went on lo THREE-ROOM UPSTAIRS TrucArt tor Sale 62 waiter I didn't want anything. He ate in front of me and VAJ853 Call 643-2467 choice selections make an at­ ■ 5 yards. $40 plus tax Also five spades The defense start­ THOMPSON HOUSE- Cen­ A PA RTM EN T with heat, hot didn't even offer me a cup of coffee! I felt so hurl I nearly ♦ AKI064 .Monday thru Saturday tractive package Visit our sand, gravel and stone 643- WANTED JUNK AND LATE ed by cashing two club tricks. trally located Downtown water and parking. Ideal for CMC 1972 1 TON UTILITY cried. ♦ 72 sight at Hillstown Road and 9504 MODEL WRECKS - Cash Then East decided to lead a Manchester. Kitchen single, older citizen No TRUCK- Has the reading He s always asking me to take my car and never offers to WEST EAST Barnwood Drive, or call for Paid Call Parker Street Used D I S A B L E D C A R - 1973 third club to see what might addifional details Peterman A STORE FULL OF privileges Call 649-2358. children or pets Security Auto Parts, Inc 649-3391 Plymouth Duster 'A enclosed bodv, with side com­ put in any gas. (1 always pay for the parking, too.) ♦ 87 53 2 ♦--- required $225.00 monthly. partments Excellent for con­ We both work, and he doesn't have anybody lo support ▼ 64 eK 1097 2 happen. Goat South thankfully Agency 649-9404.646-1171.649- PAPER BAC KS Our closeout Mechanic's Dream" discarded a diamond and FURNISHED SLEEPING Call after 5 p m 643-0580 tractor 7.30a m to 5 30pm . but himself, so 1 can't understand why he's so tight. ♦QJ97 #2 4844 section - 5 for $1 00 We trade 1967 TEMPEST- 326 Func­ Excellent parts still available ruffed with dummy's queen of ROOM tor mature gentleman 633-0249 ♦ 85 ♦ A K Q JI0 6 3 and sell PAPERBACK tionally sound, good for parts 3300 Please telephone 528- I know it's the thought that counts, but every gift he's trumps. Then he cashed NURSE AIDES Share modern bath. Parking 4670 after 5 00 p m . ask for Tha Flintatonaa — Hanna Barbara Productions A LLE Y . 984 Sullivan Avenue. Homes lor Rent 54 Asking $125 00 Call anytime. given me has been so cheap that I'm almost ashamed to SOUTH dummy's ace of hearts and Immediate openings WOODSTOCK I Route 194’. South Wind.sor. available No cooking Securi­ 646-1758 Charlie 1971 FORD F-250 PICKUP- show It to anybody. ♦ ARJ 109 6 4 OF COURSE IT'S rufled’ a second heart with a available on all shifts Ct Closed Sunday and Mon­ ty. references 3150 monthly FOR RENT OR LEASE - Excellent condition Power Other than his tightness with money, we have a good ▼ Q Pleasant working con­ 3 BEDROOM RANCH SEA-WORTMV-WN"/ low trump. West, who had day Gall 643-2121 Coventry Lakefront house. 7 1970 FORD CUSTOM SEDAN- steering and brakes relationship. ♦ 653 ditions. new wage scale in Automatic transmission Will WOULD I BUy A ♦ 94 chucked a heart on the third located on Vi acre water­ room. 4 bedrooms, southern 428. 4 barrel 3500, or best How important is a person's attitude about money? club overruffed and the goal force Located on bus line front lot, fireplace, connec­ PECAN DINING ROOM SET- CLEAN FURNISHED exposure 2 months security, otter Call 649-6410, anytime trade lor four wheel drive FISHING BOAT IF Contact Mrs Ferguson 1971 F O R D S T A T IO N WONDERING Vulnerable: Both had been sacrificed " tions for woodstove Ideal Double pedestal table 6 up­ SLEEPING ROOM lor no utilities Call after 5 PM 31995 646-0557, after 6 00 p m IT W A S N 'T '? ’.., DNS at Burnside Convales­ WAGON Good condition Can DEAR WONDERING: Very. Don’t treat it lighUy. A per­ Dealer: North Oswald: "Let's change the location for year round holstered chairs and hutch mature gentleman Call 646- 742-8126 $400 per month. HIGH PERFORMANCE AND cent Home. 289-9571. recreation activity. Close 4701 alter 6:00 p m be seen at Reuben Plen 1976 DODGE PICKUP - son who is atingy, uncharitable and generally tight with hit West North East SoeU story a trifle and pul our hero Like new $800 623-8759, ECONOMY. Modified 1 6 For­ in the South seat. Hero South to main highway with easy mula Ford Pinto 0-60 6 Texaco, Hilliard and Adams. slanted 5. 41.000 m iles, money it uaually inconaiderate, nngracioas an^nncharitable It 2^ 4^ Manchester, Price 3500 00 for did discard on the third club, access to Mass and Ct POSTUREPEDIC EXTRA LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING Onices-Stores lor Rent 55 seconds. 30 mpg^^. suspension original owner, bums regular in other areas. You are wise to wonder. ^ Pass Pass 5 ♦ Pass Asking 354.000, Owner will ROOM Fully turnished quick sale 232-3657 evenings gas. like new Call 568-2040 Problema? You1l feel bettor if yon get them off your Pass 5 ♦ Pass Pass but he elected lo chuck his FIRM Queen size box spring radial spoilers. Excellent con­ queen of hearts. Then he led a help finance mortgage. and mattress and frame 3300 stove, retrigeralor, linens PROFESSIONAL dition 32295 646-7536 cheat. For a peraonal reply write to Abby, Box 69700, Loo Pass provided 801 Main Street BUSINESS OFFICE low heart from dummy, got In 643-6006 day* Excellent condition New Motorcycles-Bicycles 64 Angolea, Cal. 90069. Pleaae eoclooo stan p ^ , aolf-addreaood that ruff with a small trump, Call after 5 PM 646-8526 Call 649-9879. BUILDING - Approximately 1971 FORD VAN- Excellent 247-0682 avaningt envoUpo. Opening lead:4 8 drew trumps and was home 2600 square feet, with ample ■ motor. Standard shift Priced PACKARD 1953 CLIPPER 1978 HARLEY DAVIDSON - with game and rubber " RED STICKER SPECIALS KITCHEN PRIVILEGES, parking Close to Center, for quick sale, 3650 Also: 1971 DELUXE Excellent LOW RIDER 2500 miles, MANCHESTER - NEW hospital and new court Alan: "The losing diamond All articles marked with red free parking Security and AUSTIN- Automatic, air con­ mechanical condition Body KXTr stock and in excellent RN o r LPN LISTING 8 room raised building For info, call 568- was discarded on the ace of sticker are on sale through references required 14 Arch ditioned 48.000 original miles needs restoration Will shape 34500 742-8786 r Astrograph Ranch in prestige area For­ 7658 or 871-0401 hearts at the end " December 22nd Gathering 343 Street. Manchester $900 Both can be seen at 24 sacrifice lor 3600 00 Call 649- By Oiwald Jacoby Current openings on our mal dining room. 3 - 4 Th« Born Lotor — Art Santom (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN Main Street. Manchester North Street 5110 after 4:00 or all day 1975 HONDA SUPER SPORT a ^ Alaa Sootag 11 - 7 shift for licensed bedrooms, family room. 2 1 2 OFFICE SPACE FOR RENT- Tuesday - Saturday. 10 - 4 2 ROOMS- Private entrance Saturday and Sunday 750- Kerkcr headers KNN Bernice Bede Osol i m e AKE o m l y d m o iwiMEf^ J T f o r owe, i4 baths. 2 fireplaces. 2 car gar­ Carpeted Heat and electricity (For a copy of JACOBY nurse part time. Our 11 - Mature male and female One 1976 PLYMOUTH PREMIER filters Oil cooler Much Oswald: "In some resp«ts age. much more The Haves with license for errands and included Main Street loca­ I'M “SOPg Of. .BRii MODERN, send St to "Win at 7 shifts nurses have the WOOD STOVE - .Vreen in­ VO LARE WAGON - Slant 6 BANK REPOSSESSIONS more' 31500 643-4076 before 2 ARIES (March 21-AprH 19) Bet­ South is the hero of bridge Corp . 646-0131 sert. 24 inch logs. Ills meals Call 649-5459. tion 3125 monthly Call Mrs cylinder. 20 mpg. deluxe up­ Bridge, care ol this newspa­ flexibility to schedule F O R S A L E - 1974 Jeep p m ter be prepared today by having columns. On other occasions per. P.O Bex 489. Radio City lireplacc 3125 . 649-8730. Jackston. 646-1316 holstery. power steering, c f e u r themselves to provide Wagoneer. 4 wheel drive a (lexible schedule. Neglected he is the goat, but he is always Station. New York. N Y. ROOM IN MOBILE HOME- automatic, brand new tires. duty will rear its ugly head and 32995; 1973 Buick U Sabre Cempars-Trallers ^ r t h d a y declarer " too 19) coverage as a team A ELAN SKIIS - 150-CM Female Preferred $20 week­ MANCHESTER - Retail, 40,000 miles 33,300. Nice car $895. 1972 MG Model B'-sGT. 2 Mobile Homes 65 demand lo be taken care of. Alan: "South's jump to four new wage scale and THYOLLA - Never used, with ly Call 644-2306 storage and or manufacturing 646-1356 door coupe, low mileage, best TAURUS (April 20-May 20) I 68 ADELAIDE ROAD - space 2.000 sq ft to 50.000 sq hope you charged prudently the shift differential is in Highland Park This exquisite boot size 8 I 2; TRYO LIA 120 otter, 1972 Audi $895 The 1967 SHASTA TRAILER - D«c«fnb«r 4.1979 bindings. 9-i-M poles Call SINGLE ROOM- Carpeting, ft Very reasonable Brokers 1969 CHEVROLET VAN- past month. Today is the day effect Please call Mae 8-Room Garrison Colonial is a above may be seen at the Good lo excellent condition This coming year you are likely when creditors will have their after 3 PM 569-2884 Best modern bath, kitchen protected. Call Reyman Automatic, Good running con­ Savings Bank of Manchester. Sleeps 6 Asking $675 Call 646- Grant. RN. DNS real treasure in today's real Properties. 1-226-1206. to form several very beneficial hands out for payment of any esiale market Custom built offer. p^rivileges. Sitting room dition Call 646-6644 Main Street. Manchester 1943 after■ 4 PM 'LM alliances These arrangements Privacy Parking Nice yard bills incurred. by master craftsmen, with will prove to be good both for GEMINI (May 21-Juna 20) If you CRESTFIELD beautiful fireplaces, FIREWOOD. HARDWOOD - with pool Female oniv. 649- you and your partners spend your time for the benefit HMthcliff — G«org« Qataly cabinetry and molding detail Fresh cut and split Delivered 8206. between 10 and 5:30 of others today you'll have fewer CONVALESCENT throughout 2 G baths, lovely $80 cord Call 649-0539 or 649- p m . weekends 647-9813. lumps to swallow Your personal Sy»4.. Iw jalousied porch, large 6344 alter 6 PM ‘ ' j interests aren't favored. HOME PLEASANT ROOM for SAQtTTAniUS (Nov. 23-Doc. 21) CANCER (June 21-July 22) Ragstone patio and 2-car at­ Although it's very uncharacteris­ Guard what you say and to i • tached garage, on a private MAHOGANY DINING ROOM mature, working gentleman. WInthrop — Dick Cavalll SF!T- 6 chairs Asking $300 Kitchen priviligcs Parking tic of you, you may have trouble whom you say it today. A great G-acre lot Over $100,000 By- seeing the other person's point deal more than what was intend­ owner. 646-6759 Table has 2 leafs Call 649-5489 Near bus line References 6 4 3 - 5 1 5 1 required Call 647-9033. I i t of view today An open mind is a ed will be made out of any nega­ after 6 pm. must in negotiations. Find out tive remarks, giving you a lew 1 coNYt^erNo Lots Land for Sale 24 more of what lies ahead for you headaches RE 6 P E C T ... - LANP- ALREAPY'.. 1 PAINTING - Interior and small repair job, a custom kitchen (dishwasher), fireplaced living room, 4 3150 643-1814. QUAINT AND QUIET - 3 guaranteed. Call anytime til SPECIALIZING cleaning and (/V 5CAPIN6; room, 3175. (599-11, Rental 9:00 p.m., 649-4266 exterior, paperhanging, built home or anything in repairing chimneys, roofs, bedrooms (one could be a dining room,etc.), town excellent work references. between, call 646-1379. Assistors. small fee. 236-5646. npw roofs. Free esfimates 30 MOMSIEUR.VOU AES water/sewer, 1’/l baths, oversized single car gar­ Doga-Blrda-Ppls 43 Free estimates. Fully In­ years Experience. Howicy. sured. Martin Matson. 649- CA R PEN T R Y St MASONRY ■ age, full basement with rec room and utility area, GOOD AREA - Nice 6 family M3-536I. n o t z e g o o d HOME SWEET HOME - home. A yard for Rover. 3195. 4431 Additions and Remodeling ^ O E - T S M A N Free estimates. Call Anthony 100-amp electrical service, and extra Insulation. Complete health-g^uard 1549-41. Rental Assistors, SNOW PLOWING • Residen- ROOFER WILL Install roof, This Is a well-built house with a nice yard — facilities. Cats also. Canine small fee. 236-5646. tial and commercial A4W PAINTING Contrac­ Squillacote 649-0811. siding or gutter lor low dis­ Holiday Inne. 200 Sheldon Manchester area. tors. Quality painting and count price. Call Ken at 647- what we consider to be a very good value at $53,- Road. Manchester. 646-5071. MANCHESTER- 4 rooms first Reasonable, Free Estimates paper hanging at reasonable FIRST CLASS CARPEN'TRY 1566. 900. floor apartment. Appliances, 646-5489 or 646-5747. rates Fully insured. Free - Remodeling and Additions Kitchens and Rec Rooms, 35 6 MONTH OLD MALE IRISH heat and hot water. Adults on­ Estimates. Call Wayne 649- Haating-Plumbing f - years' experience! For Free 35 SETTER - Only to good subur­ ly. No pets. 3275 monthly. 643- 7696 ban home. Calf 242^98 or 568- 1904. Estimates, call 646-4239 NO JOB TOO SMALL - Toilet ODEGARD REALTY 6604. PERSONAL PaperhaMing repairs, plugged drains, FARRAND REMODELING - M 34365 or ARE YOUR GUTTERS for particular people, by Dick, kitchen faucets replaced, '"Will you stop referring to those defecting to REMODELED TWO Cabinets, Roofing, Gutters, Lillian Emeraon BOX STALLS, TRAILS- Blue BEDROOM APRTMENT • On STOPPED UP? Call Call 643-5703 anytime. repaired, rec rooms, "Manchester Gutter" Today Room Additions. Decks, All Kenney’s camp as ‘rats leaving the ship'?" ARE NEVER (homo | ) Seal Feeding Program. Ring quiet street. Appliances, pan­ bathroom remodeling, heat /Z-3 646-1716 f r e e PAINTING BY DAN SHEA - J types of Remodeling and WHAT THEY with lights. Pastures. Daily try. garage. 323() monthly. No fo r a Estimate. modernization, etc. Free Barbara McConvIlla Thorough cleaning of Gutters Quality craftsmanship at low Repairs. Free estimates. Ful­ "I paint only what 1 like. •. turnouts. Rockville. Call 875- utilities, children, or pets. 646- Estimate gladly given. M & M w o» ' ^*3 (hom a I ) and Down Spouts. 649-7952. prices. Call 64^5424. ly insured. Phone 643-6017.^ I like nothing and nobodyl" Q. 646-0426 9954. or 875-0272, 742-9653. 7901. Plumbing St Heating. 649-2871